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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-02

Assistant Postmaster
The signature OF Mr. Woodbridge, who IL now chief
eng OF Lousana IL we'll known and be idcnt
fed by the deleg In Congress- from that SiaG. What
by Mr. Coz be copy OF the original
To show however, reckless audacity OF these charges
is subsequently made by these parties
show that this identical contract was executed in fact but
after the OF the comnis sioners.
another clnrge, which will show to be equally
and reckless Is that was forced to abandon
sha W, Chcka.uw agen, tho l9n March. lsAs Now
this PROTEST. known heard Byan
and his associates until long after the original conao had
been surrendered, and the oond now in
Obtained The hrst inaon OF the exlstcncs Of THE
te irnsshad by The papers s in the paper OF The 18th
January, $500. hled by Epperson Bryan against this
claim, IN tho handwriting OF Bryan, In wsch they
ibat Upshaw, on the 18th March, lSl5 drew up protest
again" the payment OF further sum Of money TO Dr.
Own under the contract aforesaid" This paper let he
as oeiors stated In vans hand ritng-that
u ~ wfiuen originally = flied protest., Nc, Hut
daring % petsssln tb. Asxrsnt winch could
READILY coosad,ced by records, changed
make 'ead drrw up protest., no In truth, II
wss HE'D uat, tho lin February, 1880 appears by
oVsnAo own statrment lled thai DAY, Afer quoting
lrom shis prosst hs,ssys, would inyils attention 70
the protest UPsaaw ds ed Washington March l9, lstb,
hc'sws,h submitted" Mark his wods used by u van N
"Nt patr1 herewith anbinittsd' Up 70 thai dale no
rsiarn upsApw. a4.d ts Abs-ncs Of any pry,-s, BY
sa oss 9sged a. favor OF this cisn by ths
u Ceao, ~ " Rxxa Itsr-, ,s~p nj The last rHtrr.ny
an" p we Ra TINE. the prote st. WHICH shows Upon rs
aAl t,ng pi bysa. produae.i Had hvd hAy,u. te-n
as'~s.d a1.inn bs whole prHosdng Tune N HE pyss-s
s"n Hsoss, lowsvsr. Prcsedypg To- thAt pylut and
~ S,sss -. a's SsaS,. assx:t s xrNsn
psuea y asssk Axs y:rss ltse sweA pqA . yagthf
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Now Ready
WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1871
w CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for the yearl95


w CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for the year l6ol
Morning and Evening Si0Fs-Ihe dea1ons-Cycies-
Movable FessIs-Jewish and MohAnmedsn Csien'
daTb. &c
Eeipses for l85l-the Planets &c.
Tide and Star Tables-AstTononical CharacteFS &c
Calendars for the several months Of 1901. .
Government OF the United StsIes Executive and JUDICIAL
Senate Of the United SLses Members OF and Duralon o.
Once.
House Of Represent tives, Members Of
Mileage Of AXAlst Congress, Isl KeSslOn-
MembeTs elected 70 House Of Representatives A1XIId
rulsrd Fillmore, A Biographical Sketch.
GoyeuneDts OF Europe and America
Foms OF Governmental pitals-Population
kiles-Names ofRuleTs &c.
Congress Ia l2Jo. Sketch oils DOingg
fmportaut Acis ofthe XXXIst Congress, lat Session.
Admission OF CRlifOnia-The Texas Boundary-Or-
RaniZanOn OF New Mexico and I tah-Extendlng y; o
Laws and judicial System 10 CRlifornia-Fugltife
Slave Laws-AbOlsshng Slave Trade IN the DlsIlct-
Bounty Land Bll, with Instructions and Forms, &c &c
Appropriations for the Fiscal YeeI l65O-5l.
FINANCES Of the United StateL
Public Debt-DOmesuc Imports and Expons
Population Of Cities BY Census OF ls50 and 1870.
Zachary Tsylor-Jom C. CalhOun-R h. johnson
Robert Peel, &c.
Europe 10 1850
Expenses Of The Mexican Wsr.
California n'le50.
Central America. Nicaragua, and the Ocean Shp-CanA
Railroads In the United States. .,
The Length Of each Road Fare and R1te per Nile
Election Returns Of the several States Tor 100
State Governments for 1850, Receipts, ExPeuses, &c
ImpOrsatOns under the Tariffs OF y and 40.
Exports Imports and Tunnage Of he United Stsas 10
Price, single copies ~ cents u per dozen n R Nv
GREELEY McELkAThy
cot Tribune Ofhce. HcW'roTH'
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EW-YORK TRIBUNE.


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70. -v,rr<F aUfLDiSGs, coeNBE OF sPSuCs ANo MAS
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,.~ad 10 Civ Soils raers ~ III '"as PER week
SO h.v pseirr ihey can pay IN sase.e Al me pe'A
on rn.n,fs or a year ~ The sane rate onse eo2ies
90 ~ Mall suhsc, H. Fi.e Dollars nsr -nnum' IN
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re- To Prinfe rev. Q Scale OF Prices Of the New
YCi Piutors Uiou goes into effect 80 Saturday,, Feo
1851 rms uAY1 ~ cps may b. had Of the President
al The Trpate Office TIE Union, l49 Bowerg on Sal
Prpsiipnt Ny Printers Union.
G. WALTER CoLsvRN Rec Sec
70 Juvenile 1Iay FestIVaI-Eafy in May, under
III d ecis Of Mr. CHARLES w SYKES. MHsiH Ieaeh-
erThe juveniles Of both sexes sra specially invited TO
Congra gstona Church Va Sxteenh-st between SKIN ana
Sew nh ave- SATURDAYS II z o'clock and WEDNES'
DAYS atS4 O'Clock Of each week Singing Books - each
FIR S. W. CkONh,
10 I. O. of u. F.-The members Of Covenant Lodge
No, IS hereby notified TO st the lotgeroom ~
Bowerv, SUNDAY Feb. 2. 1851 at II O'Clock iorn
purpose of paving the lest tribute Of respect 10 our ae
JOHN F. HOLMES, q
Moses CoMFoRT, Secretary II.
~ Prison AssociatiOn.-Tbe Annual Meeting
Broadway Tabernacle on TUESDAY evening. FEB 4, al
"A O'Clock, when The Report for the last year VIII oe pre-
scented and Addresses made ny dstn guished geniehen
Ladies and gentlemen interested in the Suppression vi
Crime and the reclamation of the criminal are lnVis1 u
attend. II u
~ DIR. j. A. Wefsse, 2 St Georges place, Inn-
teenih ST. between Fret and Second avs New foi
fee hours from TOT o'clock p NJ. In Summer and rom
10 10 Winter when be be consulted in Engush
ench or German While in Paris, DR. Weisse paid par
cusr attention diseases " the chest and TO nose OF
children jIo law4woat
~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved go as to color the
Hair Whiskers the mOmentt IL applied, "lhOu INC oaA
injury 1t IL entirely free from unpleasant odor ao can "
washed with the strongest soap Immediately Appneo
without waiting to dry For SALE applied 81 6aTSHnC
ss's Wig Factory, Wdlst myio Tut Nost"
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as CHLD's NURSE, by respectable
~ girl She is qualified for all descriptions Of hou'e~,fS
and capable II cut ing and Sng chdrens garin+
Of pastry n esired For further information call a. ~ Nal
de-aue upssirs ara shs can be seen for Few Jays al
sle has lived FIVE year,. j" ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
~ Lectures Mt the Collegiate Institute
fer Young Ladies', SPngles Institute, Union Park

10 Lectures Mt the Collegiate 1nstttutton
fer Young Ladies'. Spingler Institute, Union Park
Rev. GorhsIn ID. Abbott Principal -
Six Lectures Geology, by Professor BENJAMIN
SlLLlMAN. ST. LLD-The Records of Creation. as they
inscribed In the Earth. tables Of stone, eXh6itng
The rise and progress Of life from the first marine plant or
animal up viii be the main object Of the Course.
Lecture IA general view Of the Structure Of the Globe,
md Of the powers which have produced modified lis
mineral masses and arranged them In the order in which
hey are found
Lecture 1.-THE Marine Life both Vegetable and AMI
nal which prevailed in all the formations above tho Phi
mary and below the Coal
Lecture Ill - The Earliest Terrestrial VegetatOn-the
Beds OF Coal and the attendant which form It's roof
and floor
Lecture IV--The Vegetation ane Animal Life between
lie Oflhe Coal and that OF The
ofMaue and Land Reptiles. and Of early Birds Of Palms.
Lsmis, Cicadee and Couifere. The Chalk with It's
nEe remains and microscopic organism.
Lecture v.-The Era Of the Tertiary Formsdsns-luiro-
dncion OF Terrestrial Animals, and of the Cescae and
oiher marine memmalia having lungs and warm blood
Lecture vi The Human Era, including man and his
companions Of the present Creation Results Of Geolog
cal laws ~ regards the wellbeing Of Msu. Relation Of
ScieSce 10 Religion.
TIE Course viii commence on TU ESDAY, Feb H. At II
P N and be continued on Friday, l4th Tuesday 18Th FRI
oey 2lst and two evenings Of the following week
Tickets 10 The Course 81 Single tickets SO eents-ob-
tAned al the Institute ISL lw's
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.-Valentines at unpre-
cedenuy LOW PRlCEs-one Thousand Gross OF
three Hundred kinds Of COMIC VALENTINES to be
sodat 90 NASsAU-sT. opposite the Sun Office, at One
Dollar and Fifty cents per Gress for the FRS, quality and
for the second quality sxytwo andahsce all sssort-
ed and neatly put up.
Also. an endless variety OF SENTIMENTAL VALEN-
TINES at prices proporionate to those Of the Comics
II IT.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON MON

w DAY MORNIN6-A REVIEW, BY A PROTESr
ANT Of the Address recently delivered by Rev NICHOLAS
MURRAY, d. d. upon The Decline OF Popery and It's
Causes" Price l2f cents. For sale by sTRINGER
TOWNSEND, "a Brosdwayi DEWITT DAVEH
PORT Tribune Buildings; A0RIANCE, 2 Astor House
DEXTER BROTHER, &c. &c Iflt@
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" ScotIand.-Rev w. S. BALCH delivers his Lee.
lure on Scotland TdIS EVENING Al KnickerbOexer HA
OF Eighh-ev and Twenty third-s Admission u
cents. Doors open Al g.; Lecture commences al x
O'Clock. isl lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS
A PPLTTON'S MECHANICS MA
IN ZINE AND ENGINEERS JOURNAL.-Ths Day

A PPLTTON'S MECHANICS MA
IA ZINE AND ENGINEERS JOURNAL.-This Day
Published-NO2 Price Is cents.
Appetons Magazine and journal for February
MECHANICAL SCIENCE Marine Engines on the Upper
Danube, with luslrHtons Anhydrous Steam and Pre-
yenOn Of Boiler Explosions, by Dr. Haycrof with Illus
traiions Turning and Getting Wood, with illustration;
Core Carriage for making and drying Cores for Metal
Pipes with Illustrations Remond's improvements in the
Manufacture of Envelopes, with illustrations; the Form
OF Shafts and AXes by Thomas Themey croft with iuStra
lions; PTOssus Improvements In Machinery and Appar6u
for manufacturing Metal Tubes with Illustrations; Guila
Press; WhtwoTths Workshop micrometeri on the
Strength of Timber by Hermann Haupt ESQ. c. L with
illustrations; Calculations Of the Power Of Centrifugal
Force To unite BsrIrOn with Carlton, &c; Protection
ofthe Low-Land Of the Mississippi by Breve Major j. g.
Barnard, .. 5 Engineers; NuroFs Rock Light House,
with an Illustration.
MISCELLANEOUS Nasmyths OIL Test; Government
Inspection OF the Britannia Bridge Comparative Elasc
~ OF Wrought and CAstlron; Lighthouse; On the Lunar
Surface and its relation that Of the Earth by Mr. Mas
myth experiments the Power which maintains Bodies
the spheroda sale beyond their sphere Of Physical aud
Chemical Activity, by NJ Bruugny; The Effects Zinc
Iron Practical Recipes in The Ars and Manufactures
Poor Mans Tale OF Patent; Great Atmospheric Ware
The Two Vottas; Curious Coincidence in Names; The
Realty OF Spectral Appearances traced 10 Natural Causes
Reviews, Patents No ices and Correspondents
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
An American OF this comprehensive chara ter CONDUCTED
with ability, assured tbs will BE- desdsratr ald will
doubtless be publishers sKper
cree the publication Of mecbaul works aud viii conf
DENT effort this periodical o value 10 mech
~ and engineers and credit the thc literature OF our
Try" Bostou Pest
Great as has been tie prog tbs country the mech
l hss tesP cone towa55 orr is SSase assi on oses
serving appreciation because will supply this esfcn
relied that the 0f the Publisher.
leave nothing uSe0hs t. render the bee, wort Of the I'D the
country tAbasy Stats journal
"A nsgsrns attractive to all CLASSES ofreasors'
"worAy ofhs largest circulation and unPsi ehespness
~ year al susl LNs~ars Adv.
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WANT PLACES.

THO BUSINESS MEN.-One with the
requisite cash and practical business habits
would engage In active business in Newly ORR
(msnufacturng real personal Commisson) already
commenced He avails himself Of This way 10 obtain
knowledge OF opportunities References OF the highest
character given TO standing, sc. Address X D. tribune
Office III <SNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

nR. REESE'S MEDICAL GAZETTE
H. AND JOURNAL OF HEALTH.-Vol H. No s.
will appear THIS DAY, Feb / II IL published semi
monthly. at 81 psr annum Single numbers cents. For
sale BY STRlNGER TOWNSEND, and other bOoksel
ers ltcontans articles the Academy, Germsn Medical
Society QuaekeTy MesmeTsm Medical Journals Foreign
aud Domestic Items OF News, &c. ultF
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VALENTINES.-Just received, largo
" 81 ..lonlia naanrtnnent of ENGLISH NALEN-

NALENTINES.-Just received, largo
' and splendid assortment OF ENGLISH VALEN-
TINES constituting Rich and Rare Colecton.-T. w.
STRONG begs call the attention OF all the dealers IN
VALENTINES and VALENTINE STATIONERY to bis
exteusve preparations for the coming season. at the Old
Stand, 90 Nasau-st opposite the Herald Office. He
ready to supply dealers IN any part Of the URed States
with any quantity the above mentioned stock on the most
liberal terms.
For the convenience OF those dealers who do not Intend
visiting the city previous to the coming Anniversary OF st.
Valentine arrangements have been made to send well Sc
eced assorments for any which they may see III
TO remit Orders with remiances will be attended to al
once and will be selected with great care.
w STRONG would state uudualifedly, that he hss
the largest stock OF Valentines and Valentine Stationery 10
this country The Of his stock now on hand and 10
preparatlon is FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
iSO NThG Sis<W T. w. STRONG. SO Nasssu-st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Franklin Literary Association. instituted
ID IVA pubic meeting OF this Association Will be
red on MVNDAY EVENING Feb s. in the Welsh bsp.
ua Chufcn, Isl Chry stest Broome commencing al
u O'clock. Order Of Exercises: journal by the itor
An Orginsi Esssy BY Member Debate upon the qaes-
he than the Remembrance OF The Pssti u n Landon AT
Dr l. Fisk. Neg WIN. II. STAFFORD President
J.RuceLEs LANDos, Secretary ifIts
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A SMALL FAMILY, two gentlemen
IN a. d their wives or few single gentlemen, be
accommodated with board In private family where bat
few bosrders will be received The house has every con-
vepiepce such as CRATES marble manes, lot cold and
shower battle and is located in the upper part of the
CITY, on high ground and half an hours ride by stage from
the CITY Hall there being several lines OF Stages either
ferry within half block Address box 2,52 City Post
Office isl So
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VIEWS OF THE MICROSCOPIC

WORLD, elegantly ilusnated.-ODe Of The most IN
teTesrng and useful books publshed.
Elements Of Mete0rology; for families and Schools "A h,,
DeDmsns Students Spelling Book; highly aPP'0''4' y
the best q acheTs -. .,,.A,,
BuIion's Greek Lessons Intended to Preeede inc s'oy
Of The Greek Grammar. Just publlshed ~ SIoonb m
,sa o. ina - 4Corlend-st
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~ Operative Bakers' Unies.-A All Operative
s Tor Tie purpose Of cesnng stated hours Of labor
eo9s per day, and " oours per night eal hours in
10 meet a. the " House Of Call" IN Grand st. ais tSa
uSsyl EVENING, the arrang ements shout being
perfected for obtaining the above mentioned objects
j. heBEArsos, See'y llt'l JOHN }. RENN1E, Presd't
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ATOTICE-HENRY WILLIAMS, for

merly of Snowhil Worcester County, Maryland who
is new in the City Of San Francisco California wishes to
hear from HIS brothers Letters addressed to III. WILL
LIAMS House Joiner, viii be promptly attended to.
$50 3v Gods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

A TEACHER OF MUSIC and other
N branches Of education wishes board IN a seminary or
private family in this City, in exchange for three
hOnt stucuOn per day II desired instruction Will be
given the full number Of hours salary Of $500 per year
Testimonials and immediate interview may be had at fs
Fa.t sixte,nth-sf II ST.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-In a private fam
Abiy where there other bosr1ers unfinished
room with hoard for gent eman his wife, Ia the up
per rart Of the city of seven hav Price, includn
FIRE, per week. References given and required Ad'
drels Board, - Tribune Office. If SUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

NOTICE. - All persons are cautioned
Vagainst negotiating promissary Note drawn by Solo
mon 3 Cage 1855 Frstav. to the order OF E. B. Lord,
dated January 90 so days for $780, payment has been
stopped. Said note sent to Philadelphia and Is be,
heved have been lost or mscarred suitable reward
above ISL So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

~ Private Lectures.-Heman Burr, Mt the
request Of number of gentlemen, viii form class al his
fooms No les Franklinstreet Monday, Feb. 8, al
O'clock p Nj for instruction In his pecu lar manner OF pro-
ducng the astonishing experiments with Mind which have
% long excited the wonder Of the world. Every gentle
who receives these private lectures will nfaibly be
made successful operator and will also be taught how to
produce the Spiritual Rappings Terms reasonable, and
VII be made known q The Time OF Assembling. MA-
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CARDS, &C.
THE IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRY-

THE IRVING INSTITUTE, LARRY
n Town NY--LYONs CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen.
established by the present Proprietor IN The location
of this institution Is unsurpassed Tarytown being one OF
The oldest ard agreeable towns Ia the Union, noted
for it's sslubiv and morality aud accessible several times
ay by the Hudson River Railroad. The site 10 less Than
half mile from n DepOi, aud commands some OF the
iSee is commodous comfortable and we'll adapted. Tho
Grounds quite retired embrace several acres, Including
fine Grove, a welLsppoirted Gymnasium, NC
The Principal 10 assduous In hs regard for the moral
welfare the physca comfort the intellectual improvement
the and personal habits OF bis pupils Aday
ord having aspect each Of these Interests s kepas
abstract Of which u forwarded the parent the close OF
every month Pupils will attend the church designated by
the parent. -
Tie Course of Education includes all the hraseGsspfe'
paraiory for Col eye business for professional or pFaci-
cal life The Principal has had long cxrerenee and s AID"
ed by competent Tutors Elementary principles VIII re-
ceive that strict attention which the paramount impor-
taBce demands
Months each-the Summer Term commencing on the hEst
May; tho " inter Term The lrs of November Apru
and October vacations Pupils can DO admitted al any
time -
ter Tem-pa ysble In advance This includes Board with
washing and mendng bed and bedding fuel and light and
Tuition Ia all its branches Except In Modern Languages
and Music with he OF all the necessary books
In the English branches, and stationery deduction VIII
be made where two come from the same family.
REFEREEcEs.-To the several Cergymen OF Tarrytown;
Hon. Washington Irving farrytown Hon. Guian Ver-
planck, New-York jemin Loder, Esq, Pres MY and
Erie r. r New York Edward X Collins, Esq do; Hon.
j. w Schmidt co.. and 10 any Others OF the numerous pat
of the Institute, printed st Of whose names win bo
furnished on application to the Principal.
WILLIAM P. LYON. AM
Principal and Proprietor
~ Letters should be addressed NORTH Tsrrytown.
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ITO LET, furnished, by small private
u family the second floor and basement three
persons, without children Address Home at this
Office j3l II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

tY~ Teachers Assocfation,-Dr. y. p. BANNING
viii deliver bic Fourth Lecture before this body THIS
saturday. EVENING al 7 O'Clock, in Trustees Hall,
corner OF Grand ami Elm ste Subject The Longing
Posture It's connection with Dyspepsia, &c" All inter
esled are invited 10 attend. II"
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POARD.-A gentleman can have a
Dfron room on Sd floor, furnished, with board, in a
pleasant location. Apply at 81 Jay-st j3l u"
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DR0IGHAM,S LYCEUM, BroadwaY
COGSWFLIS PANORAMA of LIFE

ffO(ISW Ellis FANUhhnIh UI LIT u
~ IN CALIFORNIA, and on the IsthmuS OF Panama,
now open al the Minerva Rooms, 4O6 Broadway. THIS
h the fret opportunity offered 70 the public OF seeing
correct and 1I representation Of the Cities, Villages, Val
ey, mssors BaJ Rivers hining Regi9ns &c togeLne.
with the Picturesque Ruins, Pubic b1olngs hsus lGu.
Proeessions Holiday Fetes OF City OF snama Crossing
Isthmus Chagres River Manners and Cusoms Of ne
People Admittance IS cents Commence at IT O'CLOCK
precsely Open every evening during the week Exhib
S.ercsnS a. SP 1871 St.
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BOARD DOWN TOWN. gentle
Omsn aud his wife obtain a large end very hand
front room, unfurnshed on the second hoor win
quiz ed also very pleasant and neatly furnished room,
with without bediOom. a gentleman and his wife a.
a. Barclay within minutes walk Of the City Hall Ref
erence given and required Hlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

FURNISHED HOUSE.-A small l.
story house between Fifth and Sixth 10 let al
very rent and the furniture for sale 0eRee board
the house paying about $40 week, wish 70 re-
main Croton and gas throughout the house Apply al 10
Wall-st room l6 Mr.. GARDENS ofhce-a good chance.
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N Second Christian Church, Knickerbocker
Hsl-TO-MORROW MORNING the Pastor will preach
Baptism aheT which he will administer IT, at foot of
fbirlietb-sL North River. Afternoon; Development OF
PutuTe LIE tit
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NO MICHIGAN LAND OWNERS

n WM D. DkiGGs, Detroit hich Agent fos tnS 80 -
chase and sale Of land paymen; Of keThe arm %
MACY briggs having been dissolved, and Mr.. Macy
having cold all bis nteresi IN The establishment 70 me az
retired shall continue the business and devote 70 ~
careful personal attention Any orders len wiz Dl-Ds
w. BEADLE Rsq my authorized Agent 81 u 20
Eew.York wtlbe promptly attended 70 ~ 'm