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A RARE CHANCE FOR AN HON

n NAN ASS Ehs--Ah lHIOLli% gent - AL ' ass
Is wanted By he advertiser. lie musI be an Auer
can eSucafd and OF polished manners cOnverszni with
.ness saAlrs and sccCssOmed 70 association WIZ bua
req men m such man can be found wiling 10 engage
a. HAILED period with the advertiser, an opportunity o.
,ss,ns hand ome amouut Of money viii be pfelsnIed.
ASpicsuons 10 prevvDt the contingency usual 10 similar
rs,es OF aconpeten ard unworthy pesous addrsssing
ls,,sv~,l maj be sBb1lied IN wiring. 10 ihe Ad3ress
n " FRSTFR frbuue Once, accompanied ~ 6usf
statement Of he reefeaees hey can Lake aPon TIER char
kcieT, &C. Az II
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pOY.-Wanted, an active, lntelllge
Id Bov. shout IS or 10 years Of age; who lives
with hs parents Inquire 81 J. z. ssnxays Gen,e men
FuruitbiUg Store, i46 " lism-st AZ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

~ Wealth and Homes for all.-de Who would
the other IN sTeby divert tbs
money which inevitably hnds ts way into pocket Of
him wbO owns land INTO uls own. IudassrA>i homo
As,oesou No 2 is organized for the purpose OF sdori
R persons OF limited the advantage ola large pur
ehns near the city, be divided among members al cost
aa "a X A BAILEY, President
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SITUATIONS WANTED-By two re-

- = "
SspectAbe Young Women oHe as good plain Cook,
Washer and lr0ner The other as Chambermad and Wait
general homework Can give the best OF city reference
Apply 81 2i3 BOwery in The hosiery store Can be seen
for TWO days. al It.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of

n JOHN MITCHELL he is house-carpantef by
trade naive Scotland and Is present where 10
this city Any information respecting him will be thank
fully received By George Sloan, Chesnuts~ a3O IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

STORF-To Jet in Chambers Sc. near
SWssi.sL Apply 10 VAN BRUNT I WAfsgU,s :"
ChaaberEsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

DOY-Wsnted, in a Coal Oihce, Boy
Dfon l6 10 l8 yesrs Of age; one who writes good
bsod car address GOAL, il hs own hand-Wriung, ~
rsferercer, AT this Office. eD II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

a UEN " W Huttu' OVV AEouS UUM
ASA SIS week soOve expenses made Ia selling ths
New Work for Families With the famous washing rec pa
Address postpaid American Family Publication Estst-
nahment = Nssssual., ~ door 40 I'm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SlUNOh hELLEI TIL
INTERCHANGEABLE JULES BENEDICT.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
has been considerably gmenied numbering EIGHTY well
known Professors, whose viii soon "a published
ard embracing the Talent Amercs under The drec
ton Of Mr. BENEDICT
The entire interior Of The Garden hiss been decorated and
furnished with SOFAS and SETTEES made aud cushion
ed expressly for these Concerts
ONE HUNDRED ATTENTIVE USHERS
Will be engaged 10 direct visitors 10 their seats mus pre-
serving the system and good order which have 90 em
reniy Characterized hese Concerts 10 eVery portion OF the
[ nited States
The bridge leading the Garden will be covered 80 as 10
protect visitors IN case Of rain
Owing the great capacity Of the Garden, tie price OF
Tickets nave been fixed al S. - and 81 each according 10
location
AHmiet.number Of Promenade Tickets which viii not
be admitted before o'clock will be issued at 81 each
In order 10 give every person an equal chsnce nd 10
prevent fpecu atOrt from mono OL0g tue sea aud sell
ing them al exorban prices well 10 prevent unpea
crowds a. the Ticket Offices aud an indltcnminsse
rush the doors the evening OF The Concerts every
seaI in the Gsrden Will he
10 the purchaser the choice OF will be offered al
Auction the day previous 10 such Concert All seas not
bid of ~ premium, will be Immediately offered a. ne
Ticket Office al the hxed prices, where diagrams will be
shown exhibiting the exsct locality Of each seat.
Experience haG amply proved that th s the best and
only that Do adopted TO secure justice and sss
faction 10 The pu5lic. $500 -.
The Ticket Oces for the disposal OF al not bid OF
at Auction, Will located al 500 Broadway and will be
open every dsY, except the sb0sih, from o'clock, u
III O'Clock N except on me evening OF The Conc-rH
when they will be closed at O'Clock, Pm, AMI Ohc7s
opened that hour Castle Garden Tor the disposal Of
any Tickets remaining unsod for that evenings Concert
,Sou AHe UO0 00''''N' ''' 2 BARNUM
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BOOk.BiDding.
d Il GnNS
OUJJNAN,S AMERICAN JOUR

SlLLl VI AN - AM EhlCAN JUN
~ NAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS-Couducted by
Prof Y eHLfMAN. q 5ILLIMAN, Jr, and JAS ID DANA
Published bl-mouthy III s. per annum sloge numbers
s7l cts each. the May No his day received
ART l. On the Aboriginal Monuments aud Relics OF New
York by T. O. squieT, NJ.
H. On The conosion OF an Alloy, composed OF Copper
ard Silver. la See wetar, by Aug A Hayes.
III On the Calculus Of Operations By John PAter-
" On the Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky by Professor
b Siimsn, Jr -
V. Description OF new species OF Fishes by william
Prescott, n ID.
VI Meteorological o lservsiions Abstract ola Meteor
illogical journal, keptat Belo College, by Pearl La
throp, NJ D.
VII Miscellaneous Notices by J. w Bailey.
VIII On The Chemical Constitution Of the Mineral War
wcklis, by T Hunt
tx On Cora Reefs and Isauds; by James D. Dana.
X % the IufusOda and other Microscopic forms 10
Dust showers ard BloOd-raiu by DR. q EAfenberR
XI Notice OF The Geology Of the Florida Keys and OF
The Southern Coast OF Florida; by Prof NJ. TuOmsy
XII On the Law OF he Rotation Of The Primary Planets
ty Daniel Kirk WOOd.
XIII New Genera Of fossil Coals from tho Report by
James Hall, on the FslgOntOlogy " New-York
XIV Analysis Of PitchStone POrpt yry from lse ROyae,
ara OF CyItal Of Phosphae Of Lime from Hurdsown,
ew-JefGey. by c. T. Jackson, "a ID
XIV On The Volatility Of PhosOhOhc Acid In Acid Solu-
tons when heated aud Schmdgs Process for the De-
termination OF Nitrogen by J. b Ounce.
XVI On Bromine as Pathological Agent by Henry
Wuriz
XVII On an Improved Remontsire EIcapement for
AIuonmical Clock By FuIon.
10 Chemistry Physics Minera0gJ Geology, Zoology,
Bosny Astronomy. MeleOroiOgy, kc and notices OF new
works CHAs. s. FRANCIS 4 CO, Agents
as 81 WIS 252 Broadway
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ACCOUNT-BOOKS. PAPER and STA

New York Pictorial Bookbindery established IS years
~ WALKER & SONS, ia Fulton st.
ILs ELEGANT STYLES or BINDING FoR
Vlftue's sible National Works
HATper'. Bible AudnbOns Works,
Pilgrims Progress, Sbasspene,
Life OF Christ HOgarih JOsephus,
Family Devotons, Byron's Works,
Rnral e meteties Flowers PsrsOnihed
And All the varieties OF elegant and Illustrated Works
Libraries fitted up. repaired and besuthed
~ All descriptions OF Library and job BOokbtndlng la
and eleg ant styles.
Librarians and gentlemen wishing To have binding done,
By enclosing lne through tho Post Once, will receive
prompt attention. -
TO PUBLISHERS
Editions OF books bound In plain and elegant styles with
neslne.. and ex peditlon AZ W. Sits
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,., $500, 40 II
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WIAANOIAh IN UT ONlI-F-1 = =
a The subscriber having painted oesuhl r .h0'.n,
Of The Mann-rt Customs Scenery &c y ne Inferior u
the Chinese Empire in OIL, A. coat OF - . .nq ~ ~,
havirg time or money 70 exhibit IL eu-fs IN - 4,t
about ope hat the amount FhS Pa~orRna Il d1-r7nt
hon al Others being Painted in OIL Coofs, y s.ls-.'
Of he London Royal Acsdemy, N AZ scclf az sll = -
~ usnner coutsiliug huRdreds Of fesz-c hslFs' 80
uuly psrled fro, disposed Of 81 pTY=Ie 80 - ~ q
he sod without r serve al auction, on We % OF ~ -
o'clocf pm ~ Nessrs Cooley 4 Co, nIoac
here il vii ke ibitsd 70 those wishing 20 Pafenlss
In ne nesnurre The came m.y he examined - aPPylos
TO W N CROWLEY, iey ~ lla.u ,s - ~ :,
COOLEY co. Broadway cor Wnise'sl
AZ z3z5 2 81 kmvzSG5F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

UFFlcE on THE NEW'l oRk GAS LlGHr NoMIANlf{
Apul - 1851
~ Al n Meeting Of he DHeeGou Of The Company
hNss
Rssosed Thai In view Of the extensive additions the
WoAs progress and which with large tenson
OF he man pipes tO DO cOmplelod ny next Winter,
The rrce VI he Gas supplied by this Company be reduced
om sro ser the st Of Jsnusry ' 10 81 coos per hun
ceo cubic feet 10 pSce of 81 the rats nov charged
10 Consumers By order; C. l.. nv ERifI, Secretary
as6 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

re- He'd or Gray Hair can be iustsnuy ehAngedto
AptruAieat hisck or brown color 81 he most beAuua
natural description, by the OF BOGLE Premium
Eccsisc air DYE which fast super edug al oher
articles Of simi ar psure. This. wiki BoSiGs Hyperion
fuc for he Hair Other preparations, may he had 81
A \ . sands. Ice Falton 81 kuthton. ClAke Co,
rs BiosdWSy Wa. II. Cay Co aud Dfusgis.s
thfonst ,,f ~ Ir,t,r $50 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

AS Cook, by Young Woman wanting
fhs situation IN private family, who understands
washing and ironing Can get the best Of city reference
E2q 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

A S good plain Cook, by respectable
~ Protestant Wcmsn IN private family and is willing
TO sssst 10 washing ard ironing aud has objections 10
90 in The country Can be seen for two days at lOi
Eizsbeihst Good city reference Oe given. a35 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
NVENINGS WITH BROTHER JO-

NNNENINGS With bhUI HEN JU-
HLNATHAN Second call kom tho pubic-Three
nights DR. VALENTINE the delineator OF eccen.
Vic characters In compsnce with numerous requests will
give three entertainments The Society Library corner u
Broadway and LeOnard-sL on Monday, Aorl IS Tues
dAv 90 and Wednesday So His entera nment Will con-
ssi Of freaks folly and fOOes with queer quaint quiz.
cal Ard quArrelsome folks intefspertet With musical
sketches steamboat trips sage uayslers Old maids
learned ignorant women, young children curious Ia"
csses old men and ancient women, debating soe,eues
Long Island folis sentimental and training tune music
an sos Of queer voices and curious faces passing rapidly
into al sorts OF people, e boys al school, Hungarian
singers, and q Eue Of everything aud everybody To
commence precisely al O'Clock Tickets admitting gem
uemsn and lady 50 ceniS ladies' extra tickets p cent?
ES6 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

EImcl from hin to limi, tie liability OF ship owners,
&c passed march $, 1881;
sfc7 And e further enacted Any person OF persons
shipping al ofvitrOl uuslsched hEe iutanma0e matches
OF gunpOwder In ship or vesI, taxing cargo Tor divers
perous freight without delivering, al the une OF snip
ment note IN wiring expreasing me nature An1 cuataO
Ter Of guch merchandise the master, mate, omcer or
person In charge OF the adng Of the snip or vessel sna
ioTleil Inc Unlnd SlAes one tnNusand doas a. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

VNHE SECOND SERIES OF SAT
fLERs cOsMOEAMAs; cor. o. - - go, ~ Al
corsSs Of collection OF tweuy-six Niegs 81 Ls'2e,
Asia Minor syria holy Lt.d EsyD u ~ ~ ~
bia ard are tafe from Nafure, and tls1 70 ~ - -
Bstiler A5rs,1ou 8 esrH Open from oe.scA 70 &c
morning I'll 10 10 the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

AS Cook, Washer and lroner, by a
very experienced Woman with good city reference,
10 priva family ia good cook AID frat rate washer
and roner Apply at "a SixihRvenue IN The book STORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

" Election.-An Election FOR Trustees Ogicers snd
COmmures OF ice American Institute ~u be held a. ia
Rooms S5l Broadway, on THURSDAY, The sIh day u
ksy. 1851
Toe Pou viii open clock snd close at O'Clock, PM
JANIS KALAMAZOO HENRY &EtGS
lINiNGN LIVINGSTON, ADONtRAM Gil ANOLER,
RORtRT LONErr EDW.O SAChhOUSE,
ROBERT l.. PELL, Trustees al 1Me
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL

EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL
Il LOWS OPERAHOUsE, I'll Bfosaw way, between
Howard and Grand sa Open every nigni d1n8g 1e
week TIE celebrated original snd well En0"n fel0"s
Hiniusg comprising a. ettcieri and vsrsale cO'Ps u
talented ard experienced performsrs under ne afocyl
Of FeLcwI whose Concerts II Ills S'iy for ue a.
year have been received With the z esesI fsoi y ne cue
ard fahicn Of Ms great Metropolis Their Concerts COZ
SsI o. B1r.eBqse italian Opera scenes WHY SS75ns -
lea Duets Choruse1 Dancing ard lnsirnn sntA refJr
tnces On "Wednesday AID Saturday s0srnoons ! krana
Concern fr tie a-cnrnr daiiou Of ls-iee ard f2llSt
coumerciug u o'c!ock P n Admission . eenI Doors
Cpen q "a, 70 commence Gt7i ~
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~ Latest Improvement.-Wes &C yls7 an psrsD n
a. St,t an RNEY 5 Daguerrean Gallery. 1879 bfOsd"S
80 sysnire III 40 AammOh Pictures the largest ever
80, bv he Daguerrean process-beiDS nearly as large
~ NE ard az perfect 10 design aud huish 40 tne
sizs GijRNEY'S DHgueue0iypes are universally al
pied nnd are acknOW edged 20 be superior 70 any nero
tofofe TAI en- IN this country. Go and see them.
scG m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

CRoToS AeUEpvcT OFFICE, RoTUSoA, PARK
April II. 1851
u Public N0Iice IL hereby sivea, thai susnscHps
OF All unpaid iof he year 1850 viii Do fe1drneo
10 The Assessors OF each Ward lac hrs o, May next ~hen
he viii be placed on their books aud returned
~ the Receiver Of Taxes Tor collection No payment can
perceived ~ this office account OF NE ssme !hereAef
all ~ Il c HANCE, Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

AS frst-Tate Cook, by a respectable
.urps he seen At Yr4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

pectable girJ Can give the best OF reference from
her last oyer where abe has been for tour yeas Can
be Eeen al ~ W alhlu RlOn.IL az .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
NEW and AMUSING GAME.-The

Nsienuor Of al persors ittere'ied In the amusement
OF young foks is requested 10 he game OF fivor.
This decidedly tee mosI amusing instructive.
euteTSinng and sscir stng game Invented, psss
s~sy On Idle hour ANY one who chooses may cal ard
plsy gsme without charge To try bow Il coca For sale
wholesale and retail by GEO. IL BELL sI.iiouer, Ne,
sS0H l5S Nassau ct
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TBE NEw.YORK JOURNAL OF

THE NEW YORK JOURNAL OF
Il MEDICINE AND TIE COLLATERAL SCI.
EECES. for NAV, las THIS Gay prblisked the New
Yok Journal OF Medicine fof May 1851, eortaaing odg
nsl co nmuncsors from the following members % he
medical prOfeaon viz; John sg,u-, D Of Bellevue
Hospital cases IN Surfery IN psscca observations
eoupsnied by plate. Jswes WOOD VI D OF Bellows
Hospital two cases u Popitssl Aneniism successnoly
treated BY compression; Geo h kingsbary N re-
maTks upon the % esd cordai for wser foe DO
mesiie purposes; Z. L~uts. reports OF New.YoFk
Hospital Cases; W IL Maxwell D. case OF Ru pturs Of
Uterus tolOsed by complete recovery r d lee NJ D
case OF Csres affecting The snk oin The No CON-
petes the volume ard sso The year OF the Jo9rpsl By
The rev posrge law the postage this sQrnA Will he re-
duced uehsfn paid In advance Tals Journal 10 publish
ed every other moEh at s. No containing
l4 pases commission ~ one t0ird ao we'd 20 any per-
who will fTw ard Subscribers specimen Nos
any part OF The application tpospad to
aSo IL B.r HUDSON. Agent SO WalksL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

~ Teutonia Homestead AssociatiOn-WEsT
MOI nj VERNON "A me7tng 10 - 'eivs msn17fs Will
be btld THls tWeduesdavl EVENING: a. Hldehraots,
no hetteTst JOHN LUTHER, President
FERDINAND NUNTgB, Secretary. H30 IL
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OURTON'S THEATER, ChsmborS-sl.

DURTON'S IHEAIEK, ChamDoT5-ss'
REAR OF CITY HALL-fhe dearest fheaief -
the large Hotes Doors open al commence y eeocA'
THIS EVENING April SOFA new Comedy called
MINI; or, King Charles and Char.eS hing
Charles tie Second Lester Mimi mrs SAef7"
To conclude With
VICTORINE, Or, IN Sleep OF 1t. ,.--
Burton Ba'Ze......, .''JOnnsoh'
Boxes Dress Circle and PaTqusgle - cts Fanny Cais.s
g en: OrcbesrA seaa Is Phvsie boxes - ana -
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NOUND.-A Hair Bracelet with gold
4 clasp &c a name is engraved upon The clasp The
owner csn hsve It by calling fhe Tribune Odce and
paving for this sdverhtement s30 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

70 PraetIraI Chemlstry,-Prot lawrence req
W - - .tys irstructiOus IN Practical Cnsmlst'y euH
sscsI Anslvss class forming 81 me- i1too.e
to,~ CIV Hospital, Broadway -
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-. 1I.hicnI i,nlIe Ed, Enat ThIrteeath-

rms Professor Of surgery 10 tols lAsul1IOn nt'iIs
ered he prof.sGoshp IN consequence OF III hesh, .uo
r,nslses OF The NewYOrk Medical college lnV1o ReI lo
.s Sssrous 10 f the vacant coRb 70 make appncs on
sT Iesr. addressed to Hon Lewis n sanford 10 srs-
y,i5ce Nev.York on or before the pub u May noxt
F0Oi'P'-''' r. OGDEN DOREMUS,
90 q,NVAgus Secretary B1ird Tr1sIees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

A s p ain SEWER or TO take care OF Child
LAGen by respectable Young Womsa. Can be seen Al
Der lss pace where she has been living The asI year %
LSehsl Besgo city reference given Can be seen Tor
three days. as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
q Gonrasd,s ItalIan NIedicated soap-lih

= EOnrnHun ItHIIuu NiVuICAkcu NVtV -
Wctk ibe Only reliable pfepAi SlOa iof removing
An, plmpt frokos. saOWoess reduces aud a. sAlu dc.
forssue- The very be.I shaving compound
ever used, kud testimonials " s UeusccndSnl NhsA Ae
constantly pouring 10 Be careful and not eoatoaad
with The spurious limitations under various names OF
Us celebrated cosmetic containing mineral Assnagenu
utterly roinous TO The cOmpcNOn and by their repe Ant
scNen entsngeIing health GoUkAUD'S Aedlce.ed soap
u.s. been established n yeafs Found only 81 81 walker
AZ eI, sore tom Broadwsy - Wssain1o0sL BosIon,
arc ea Tive - Phtafelohia ale n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

broadway THEATER.-DOOrs
Oopen all; TO commence 81 u Oclock-Phees Of Ao'
risson 20 Dress Circle and Parque 50 eta Family Cir
ele and Third Fer q cs Gallery w ca rhVAsa boKes
Is and Sc RHIB EVENING, April So vii be performed,
lie Grand Romantic. Fairy Spectacle Of
THE VISION OF TIE sun
TtruAr........Mr Whiting Koran. Mia AnderSon
Preyio5s 10 the spectacle, the rev drama called
A DAY or RECKONING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

~ John staats, MERCHANT TAiLsOh mas ne, he
oaysd tom l62 Fuonsl % l97 Broadway, lOI1s,y sno
Frapt IN House. -
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WANTS. &C.

AS CHAMBERMAID and Plain Sewer, by
IA respectable Girl, IN sns family; hss no oolsc-
oE distance into the cOu9fy, 70 take care
OF children The best Of city references given Apply Al
ll3 Thirteenth A. front basement Csa be seen 1' Two
DAYS II not suited. AZ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

Ie Soar"ua's Hair Restorative or CIScAssiAS
oloss va isl'ed 10 force BAR grow bsd piScea
peVeut s tsih oo and make harsh, why hair. sofL
STAY and glossy Tra bOes 25 ceuIs each 81 81 Walker
g., ira door 2, N trot .ul sroadway al4u
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-24
Gov. Quitman.

The New Orleans Delta, paper sympathe-
tic with the Cuban invaders, and therefore
likely to be well informed of the intentions and
purposes of its chiefs and abettors, in its num-
Der of the 9Th instant publishes the following:
"A telegraphic despatch from jackson, Missis-
sippi. which appears in another column Of our
journal, announces that Judge Ghoson, of the uni
ted States district court. has determined to issue
the writ Of arrest prayed for by the district ator
ney of that district against Governor Quitmnn.
The constitution of Mississippi containing no pro-
vision for the of the temporary absence of the
chief executive officer OF the State, Governor Quit
has not considered himself at liberty to leave
the State for indefinite PERIOD (for the proceed
ings carried on here against him might be pro-
tracted,) unless under the compulsory process of
the court. Governor Quitman will, certain,
promptly and cheerfully obey the process OF that
court as it is served upon him, and come
down to New Orleans to meet the indictment
found against him. We have been assured that
Judge Gholson has thus far delayed issuing the
writ of arrest, in order to allow Governor Quitman
Aficient time to dispose of the business Of his
Office, as to be able to absent himself from Jack
son without too much prejudice to the public inter-
ests conided to his keeping
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-24

The State of Virginia has recently voted a
medal to General ScoTT, Of which we find the
following description in the Richmond En-
quirer:
"This beautiful memorial of Virginia's muniii-
cent gratitude ia at the time one of the most
exquisite specimens of American art that we have
ever seen. The medal is 81 nches in diameter,
FIVE sixtecnths Of inch thick, and is of course
very massive and rich. On one side is an admira-
BILE life-ike bust of the General, with the words
winfield Scott in capitals above. The bust
stands upon an oblong pedestal-hanked by two
noble eagles, sprigs of laurel and oak touching
their wings; number Of flags, 1.-TWO Mexican ban
ners among them,) guns, pikcs, mortars and field
pieces forming an appropriate back ground. On
the pedestal is the following inscription: The Com
nlonwealth of Virginia presents this medal TO Ma
jor General Winfield Scott, as a memorial of her
admiration for the great and distinguished services
of her son, whilst commander in. chief of the
American armies in the war with Mexico, lS47.
"On the reverse side in the centre stands beau
tiful ucd column with 1872 the base and 'lslS
on the capital. spread eagle, holding olive
branch in its mouth, is ON its top-and the column
is entwined with leaves of laurel, inscribed with
the words Vera Cruz. Cerro Gordo, Contreras,
Churubusco, Del Rey, Chapultepec, Mexico Above
the column are the words 'Fecit Quod Cogitavit;
below, From Virginia. and escutcheon with
the coat of arms of the State. In the back ground
are the principal buildings in or near the city Of
Mexico. the Castle of San Juan, Gas we take il, }
with the peculiar and strikingly peaked mountains
batteries at work, &c.--the whole encircled by a
very rich wreath of laurel and oak intcrtwined
The medal is one of great beauty and magnif-
cence and does great credit to the exquisite skill
and taste of Mr.. G. c. Wright, old soldier under
Gen. Scott, and Of New York"
We learn that committee Of presentation,