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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

A YOUNG GIRL wants a situation as Child S
IA Nurse or Chambermald IL a good pam Sewer, ana
can he at No ll2 7th-st. o%0-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

4 S good plain Cook, Washer and lroner
OF as ChaInbemaid and Waitress, by respectable
~ otestant Young Woman. Good cNy reference gwen
Cali, send note 10 No 60 Thompson ST. room No y IN
~, r.ar o29 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

4 5 WET NURSE. by Protestant Woman.
y Can give good reference Apply at No 81 stlie-st
PrcoLlFn. waefe she nOH nursing. o. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

~sSCtgalCS ala talWtTS ga good RaDts wishing Farms
neNu.aee Lots. IA good Sc oig, Government pi css
sAIoi iS 10 az cad he meet TIM Ass,claton hsd
AsuC every WEDNESDAY, ENESlSs.at :, o'sllcS
UAt Me- al.cs' las.4;atc Noaas NJ :, RoNess
WM. UADOOCk, President
fncs X ALLEN. Secr.'ay oc9t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
uante0.

A 5 Cook or Laundress, BY respectable
~ Young Woman, or would be willing 10 d. general
housewcrk in small family would have no Oh ections TO
go short distance in the country Can be for two
DAYS No 233 MulbeFys Good reference gwen. o28 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

p3 s,s-sse ts No s13 proadwsy: Mihau 4 GO No
asd SV ~ w~ hCsry Co, No 2t3 Pearl 81 Il Y;
~sss*'s and DsrfaGers Throughout sas world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
A YOUNG Man, Is years old, wants a sit
rLERKSHIP.-Wanted, by a Young

~ Man from the country, wAO has been IN dry goods
and grocery situation Cle or Porter IN whole
sale sinner here he advance himself VII be
fnnd TO he gond penman and accountant Good
CITY reference gwen Also from his last dmpOyer inquire
at or address M r., No 81 l9h-st, New-foIk Caa ne
teen for this week, If not suited oZ5 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

DOOMS to LET-Wnh Board, where
HI all the comforts Of home may he obtained location
yery desirable and route References required
ApIIy at ~ T. corner of 18Th st. and 7thaV. ola I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Inv David p. Hot

tNFInt.
Al application If tie power will be made by ,aising
lar VI iron Of 500 pounds weight and sospendtng
ia mdalr without visible support and with as many per-
sons Standing upon platform erected the top OF " as
desre TO be placed there Tickets of adm sSon may be
procured the Tabernacle during the cay and evening
alc The Office of Dr. Chiffon, No. SO Chambers St
Idms~on a. cent, o292ts
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; S general HousgMAp. by respectable

As SEAMsIRFss, by highly respectable
"a Protestant Woman, one who can cgt and "a Is al
,rejent contrrer and rerna ably well adap ell to he ar
1areeuert If Cnla ems clothes The best city reference
can gwen Apply for two days at No ~ 81 sv near
18th 81 "1o =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

or three very superior J0fbers, accustomed - the
fnesi knd Of fancy wcrk orIarents borders fonrshes,
etc Accomplished Conp1uTs IN this Inc VIII md ger
mere situations atih. chest wages by applying BA
kEh GOODWIN y co Printers. Tribune dln--
n B-Nore but these who The On - Sa'-art'-
references, ana specimens Of their work need apply
Aisov wanted, several good BOOK Conn 's'ors. o2Stt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

~ good help, for city country well recommended anu
capable Of filing al stations can Obtain such AZ lhe once
240 Crsnd,t near the Bower. where none but faithful
and wor nv domestic servants are allowed 70 remain Two
o,S a.. l. WATTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
BOARDING in CATHARINE-ST.-

Several Gentlemen may he peassRtly accommodated
With boarding at No Moaroe st. corner Of Cathanne St
payments required promptly. oil lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

DOARD-At No. 50 Beekman-st., with
lsm minutes walk of Waist or the City Hall Sew
eral Single Gentlemen can be well accommodated with
pleasant Rooms and Board. O2S 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

a = protested COOK, In all It's branches,
and would assist in Washing and ironing by n Young
Woman lately arrived from the city OF DUBLIN is highly
recommended has hyed for several vsty especta
bic fames Call address by note, No is6 Houston-
Al 80 floor. front loom o2y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

having some practice would Ike TO form a business
connection with some member OF the profession dong
good business Would he willing To make such arrange
neuts az would supercede the NECESSITY OF clerk Al
dress" entity Tribune Office. olS So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NTRNISHED ROOM Is Without

meals for single gentlemen, at No. II White st, few
doors west OF Broadway Two large rooms. c0mmnncl-
ting upon the second floor also an attic bedroom, III .
pleasant house. without beaTdeTs or children
o22 6tNiWSFs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-01

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whioh che ~ hsen thsesp lesks4 ~ ~ 1io6ure
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N4atop nnePh3tdee1ed ~ aAesEs 3dvs; when ~
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s!iseesy should swat4 ~. ~ u .rejtial ~.
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9e tses9leel ~ = Affection ~ fslt
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-01

The empiFe ho1 nids bin old befoIssbjs lind.
Grati6 amhitio6, nitiatod pfids. he delisht, Of
tsisoe, { luxurious tshIS, . volupsuOps couch,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

GIN IIousroSs LEoTuRE.-We had the pleasure OF hear
ing evening the lecture delivered by Gen. Houston
the Musical Fund Hail. Tor the benefit. Of the Southwark
church. The weather extremely disagreeable and
incement but Notwithstanding this very fine audience
had assembled through curiosity and hear the
whose personal story is the history OF republic, and
amongst the most remarkable and romantic Of any of the
world We noticed in the Hall many Of the public men Of
Phsdelphia, nearly all of whom waited on Gen. H., in
retiring previous TO the lecture AT the
hour appointed the lecturer escorted to the stage by
the OF arrangements where he was introduced
by the Hon. VIM. M. Meredith Gen Houston was re-
ceved by audience with prolonged applause and every
manifestation Of pleasure and respect His lecture occu-
pied in The delivery about honr and half and we
regret exceedingly that owing to promise exacted from
rs by Gen n himself who thought the discourse too crude
for publication we are precnded from favorng read
r. with the full report, which designed maklng and
for which took copious notes
II was most able and interesting, and just the Kind OF
speech that it is impossible report In brief was free
of expetives and aboed nohings every sentence being
conc.e and compact, and full OF meaning lie was At
times gay Off hand, humorous, and coloquia-agsin pol
shed and measuredand at still other periods earnestly
and s,rringiy eloquent II the lecture was entirely extern
PORE as think IL was the most remark
able we ever heard We think Gen. H. made great
mistake in withholding IL from the public Our readers
have certainly los, a rich intellectual treat
[Psnwsyiparias, jan. y
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The UNION.

sa!iss at fs and yet be sivss not ons 6ltA,
the nos oos .handrsdh of his possessions 70 the poor
SUI, hls 9ear is human How strange. And stranger
sui. ne oflen bears the name OF Christian, aud yet he
gives but little Of his he rs willing that
when IN his sfsve-when he count bis gold
and boast Of hs possessonshe is willing that the pau
per men shall share bis wealth But then lie too late
of him 70 see the gadness aud the 10Y If gives. Tbs
hanks ms memory gets very faint Tor could he
fevel 20 his treasures in the tomb. he would take and
Keep eem here and poor pale poverty still might gloan
SUI might weep It's unsvsilirg tears. What hope has
such man Where can he Tor mercy look, who has
mercy for his feIIow.men 3a1 ,lao V.pR5
man OF prncey wealth has died, and left his vast
estate TO purposes OF beneyoence In life he seldom
II ever known TO come TO the relief OF human want,
to wipe a tear OF sorrow from The orphans cheek
What satisfaction could he have felt upon his dying pill
low. in rejecting upon the maxnic snt bequssts he vas
about TO leave TO objects which, during his whole life,
he had ealirely neglected Little. sh little, indeed,
could have been his pleasure in giving away, even to
lonely ophanage, the treasures he longer could en-
Joy Renorse must have imbttered his dying moments
emorse that he had not sooner lifted the doodgates of
his wealth y drown the OF his fellow nor,as
Beware, rich men, OF such rsmorse Il must be of very
deep and bitter kind
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

RKprLpSa THE Sr. CgARLEs-lt IL with great graft
6oaon that we refer readers the result OF the adj
ourned meeting last night the hall of the Chamber OF
Commerce. The report of the committee OF citizens APP
poined 10 confer the stockholders OF the st. Charles
Hotel Company exceedingly Satisfactory and gives the
welcome assurance Of the speedy re-eecon OF this favor
tic hotel IL numerou,y attended by most
spected and influential citizens. We have never seen
meeting where spirit of greater harmony prevailed,
stronger resolution accomplish certain purpose
evnced. There useless delay unnecessary dis
custom Everything that said brief clear. and
to the point and the business This rapidly
and unanimity the best guarantees for the successful
persecution Of the enterprise. setF - ea#
The official report in another column gives full nosma-
ton concerning the steps taken and TO be taken TO rcp"
the St, Charles Hotel From the spirit Of hbcfnv mani
tested part Of the old stockholders, and IN" ene
prise and OF citizens generally we aeuot
not the required capital will be rassd IN low days
and the great restoring our CITY !" Pfoude3 Of
nament be entered with skill and energy, ana dSos-
nnaton TO allow no obstacle arrest the builders hand
until he places the last shall cap another dome
and another cupola-tbe grand aud the cAher as
=. those which long reared their lofty osma iaad
~ 4. from far 10 weary avelIsss and The prds and
.ment Of our cuy-N O. Picays~s. Ian. q. i
w. would remark that Col BnIli Of The Arm Of Man nss
wh;,a A. Co. stated to ,hc meeting shss his avu would
.ub.c,be to thousand dollars Of ths ost and ~
Authorised that Ten Of the largest properly holders
In the cond Municipality might be sslecssd. and Col
White. the senior Of his Arm would subscribe - largely
as any OF the tsn.-N u Della
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,JTY or WASHINGTON.


la the Ss.ai yes eday, the report Of Mr Esrs expioia
|, al the Lower Mississippi was Communicated. Mr.
o offered for The payment Of the claims OF
nni,h subjects, arising from The s'Ami,tsd case" a.
,,nnsndsd in a message rom Pfes:dent Polk Mr.
ase objected and iie aon lies over Mr. Gwin Of
"a resolution which adopted. calling for nonns
and seconds relative 10 any proposed purchase
die Uued States OF the possessory rights OF tue udsons
: Company ia Oregon Mr.. Miller presented memo
from IN entofs favor OF the bill for the modincaton
The patent laws. before The senate The ball Tor The
h, ,nent oil the hard lides in Florida again taken
and discussed
h The Hanss the bll providing for branch n'ois 10 New
Lk and California taten up IN Cu'nailuee OF lhv
Ios on lie suie Of the tiou, and further dscus sed
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Charaet. ountry Abroad

rhe Philadelphia Bulletin c 'naIns a long letler from
coytespondent in Belin oi the 7th instant We con-
o.r.eI,es 10 The iollowing conclusion OF the letter,
kye,,ns. a. il do. $, compliment highly gratifying to
uGile Of tyery American For these great and rapid
SeIopmen,s of destiny we are indebted TO the spirit
liberty:
,nen'ioned in my last that great changes going
N The va rions protective systems of Europe Kesevng
6oe Mar OF these changes TOR another
Inn wend ,netly ralt your altention the tariff
|sny established IN Russia, by which nearly every a-
except ,tk enter, under lower duty Than with the
ranH / Austria see "A great convention has been
by government, OF merchants and manufacturers 10
MO the rate OF du'les which the
i,iry have been laboing abon, year and hall
1, ,a,tii, !, hWe before nen'iop.d, establishes com
Tree rode between The provinces OF Austria, and has
kcird i'm ortant notifications ia the duties ON imported
kluc,s Anstris's material resources mense and
o necessarily now, ia her exhausted financial condl
y he i. nsns every possible means 10 develop them
/, never las the gtowlh Of material interests sur.
,ri The world that brought I, light by the late
he Unrd States. The statistics mostly coped 10
foreign pes, aud such gigantic strides IN wealth aud
Su alton looked upon with wonder here in the Old
rd Men say, aud with truth suppose, that the his
of ,nank ind has parallel TO such steady, unexced,
Xiv laid progress Aud have question that these
years will show increase OF emigration from these
niries of continental Europe which viii be sill more AS
hdlsg--and be II remembered, too, einig alton OF
rough, industrious aborers and mechanics, the best
haas thai we could have from Europe find men ev-
where these German States dissatisfied with the con
on of the county, and fearful the future uoki
her 10 he ire land the water.-nien often 600,
nj all among The ignorant classes. This is especially
oil the SIN ailer States, like Saxony, which gain
hing from these wars and disturbances and may lose
Xyihng
/ mus make you at home look anxicusly around at
unnense i.resn element intusng itself nto our coun-
socity I'D INTO the spin, which is To form lis new
buttons However, AS mixture OF races IN the word 5
has invlKofated any single stock and as the
ssh langnase-he great language o! the tnture-is an
OF all languages. We need not lear perhs ps
tnis coues otds ANAL alton OF nations this
n ri uTlV n ra
b. sosed lad. 1t is grand experiment, however, and
q aicb mons sly the issue y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

GOVERNOR QurMAk.-We heard yesterday. on the
Streets that Governor Quman has resigned his position
as governor OF the State of Mississippi order to attend
his trial here under absurd and, think, mali
prosecution for being concerned in expedition TO
Cuba II this should prove true the chief executive OF
the State will devolve upon the Hon j. Guion. pres
ident of the senate OF Mississippi This gentleman is a
whig, but fully susains the position Of Governor Quit
the great question between the North and South
IN 0. Della, Jan. 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

he following is the important amendment proposed
tuesday by Mr. Strong, OF Pennsylvania. to the def
cy hill II was ruled out on Wednesday by decis-
Of the Chair and confirmed by the committee OF the
Sc itself No yeas and nays taken in comsi,tee
lind be farther enacted That and aite the hrst da
p, next the dues required by law 10 be leyled col
J q, and paid goods, wares. and merctand i'm
I'd into the unlted States shall be assessed le
value thereof, Wlth The addition OF such charges
posed by law The time and place OF export pro
d that upon all descriptions OF ion, upon machinery
10 wholly ia par OF iron, and upon anchors chain
e. aud suvils the duties shall be assessed upon tue
age prices, with Charges added, which lac descdp
, Of iron bore "a the principal ports OF the country
ncs imported, during the ten fiscal years immed
edng year OF i'm values and charges
% a.cerained and declared by The Secretary o, the
bsuty as the basis Tor each succeeding fiscal year.
SIC iwd be It fnther smaefed That and after the
day o Apr next, the duties upon window glass and lin
oil shat be thty per cent aud on all description OF
upon machinery made wholly or IN part oi iron, aud
chain-cables, anchors, and auvs the duJies shall be
per cent; provided that any of duties imposed
his act on any railroad iron imported Tor the use OF any
road, and actually and permanently laid down for the
Of such railraId, within one year after 'he passage oil
act. shall be RENTED by the oscferary othc Treasury,
satisfactory proof being furnished THAI such roa was 20
Sxc. 3 And BE- it tHrthr enacted, That. and after
hfs day OF April next the duties upon all cordage and
composed wholly or IN part OF hemp grass, upon
tacIufcs composed wholly In part steep'r
and upon all refined sugars, shsli be respectively
urn ad vulorein, over aud above the rate OF duiy
assessed by law on hemp and sheeps wool msnufac-
ID, and raw sugar.
sac l. Had Dc 1t Jurthr ENACTED, That and after
r,l day oil April next, raw silk, indigo and all articles
ch, the tveniy nnih day July 1885, were ex-mp,
doiy. shall be admitted free OF dnt,.
Sac dad be ii Further enacted That to prevent frauds
ud,f Valuations. aud Insure uniformity in appralse-
its, there .ha be appointed, provided or local
sissr three appraisers ut large, who shall pre- on
Tor the government OF the local appraisers, visit the
(ra ports United states. snd perform such other
r. as The SECRETARY of The Treasury may approve and
ct; each Of which appraisers shall receive
..nsttiou OF sant dollars, with The Necessary
sling eIpensesJto be liked by the Secretary OF the
hsury.
sKc Asd ts IL further esaefed. That the periods dn.
wnco by existing laws, imports deposited Ia public
ebousss be Withdrawn Tor immediate expor at
Presumption, be, ana the seine are hereby, extended TO
years"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

Col John w, Forney, our contemporary OF the Pennsyi
vanan and one of democroc friends received
the highest vote in the city convention on, Monday even
ing delegate to the democratic gubernatoral CONVEX
F. for his devoted attachment to his party interests and
al the time triumph OF OF our editorial Ira
crnity which sincerely rejoice. He has been the
subject OF much bitter detracon from his political
associates but. . shining mark" he must expect
that and he has, do not doubt, philosophy enough to
bear up under t-Phiadeiphia Sun.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

SENATORIAL ELECTION Colonel p X. Wagner
elected on Saturday last fill the place OF the late Mr.
Beebe BY majority OF 32i votes, very popular
competitor This, under the circumstances, is a very
large majorty but il would have been doubtless much
larger had the election been full We regard as very
triumphant evidence OF the popularity of the patriarch OF
our party-N D. Courier, Jan. 90.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31
Isd,ann RIGHT

Iadtaon Right
be following resolutions passed the house OF repre-
|atIyes OF Indiana on the oath inst,
pr Williamson. from select committee. reported the
wing resolutions
BE roired BY the general assssnbiy Of the State
aMsd, That the people OF the State OF Indiana owe
|iefPoc! me constitution of the United States and
tbe Union OF the States the true source of their
n' greatness, and the only sure guarantee Of their 10.
happiness, peace, and prosperity
PIC . Ihai IN the adjustment and compounds OF The
question OF slavery mud other kindred mea sures we
kblse the setdement u the difcuh and moment.
Poic American citizen To submit to and respect said
promise. 1919 ~ ..-T
PIC That our senators ia Congress be instructed
|ouf representatives. requested maintain and .appou
measureas and exettther influence allay and aniet
uflhsr agitation OF said exciting subjects until The IL
peal effects can be a.ceraincd
70 That JOINT resolution the subject Of slavery
|oved January ~. 1850, be- and the same hereby
ed thar the sntd resolution did not express the SEN
Pnt OF Indiana that Indiana then was and now /. In
OF The people In each State and Territory passing all
iof theL own government consistent with the const-
Rn OF the United States.
PC Thats copy ofihe above revolutions be forws I'd
the governor TO each OF senators and re
Congress, and to the governor Of each State In the
ese resolutions were adopted by the following vote
p $50 democrats, wings; noes, 2s-25 wings,
mocra". They will pass the senate by very large
Rriy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

We had the honor OF receiving invitation from the
Messrs Beach, Of the New York Sun, 10 dinner given
at the Astor House on Tuesday last We should have
been happy, our engagements had permitted. TO attend
the celebration. /, complimentary dinner given to
Colonel Richard M Hoe, completing for the Sun
office the "monser press" which has the astonishing
capacity of printing 10000 sheets an hour After in.
speeding the operation of the press at the Sun buildings
the company consisting Of considerable number of edi
and Literary gentlemen. repaired to the Asto House,
where the hospable entertainment spread for the
guests We shall sketch few of the ceremonies OF the
occa sion as we find ,h,m in the Sun OF Wednesday
morning, repeating regret that not there 10
participate in the pleasures Of the day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

The RrrcHrE AND RIvrs ouAaREl.-The Washington
Union OF the l7th instant has most triumphant vindica-
6ono Mr.. Poks administration from the charges nade
tkkinst relative To he ipnd placed in The Mddetown
HShk. n wS ~ coMptee fotation of the slang used
against Mi kchie BY ons OF the former edtss Of the
Globe Mr. Rives We condsnss the reply, for which We
are mainly indebted TO the Baltimore Sun.
[La~<osssr Inleii,gsner.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-31

Hon Sam Houston, senator from Texas, remained
Yesterday al the Merchants HOTEL and called upon
by large number of both political parties.
fPennsuipanisn of yesterday