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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-13
VIRGINIA, CITY OF NORFOLK, BONDS.

VIHuINIh, UITY OF NORFOLK, BUNUS,
DROPoSALS will be received until the Goth day Of March
IL proximo, for Bonds of the City of Norfolk to the
smount Of Two Hundred thousand Dollars be issued in
Of Five Hundred and One Thousand Dollars EACH
deemabe In twenty years with semannua interest Cou.
pons attached.
Bidders will offer for the Stock with interest
able New York also for Bonds with interest payable
In the City of Norfolk.
Offers can DO made for any part of the above amount
Proposals will be received by Robt H. Gallaher President
Of the Bank Of the Union, Washington, d. G.; VIM Ward
of New York and the Register Of tho City of Norfolk
The Commissioners and the Committee in charge Of the
object reserve the right to accept reject any bid
feb 29--dtm
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VIsITEsl YIsITEs

lust opened lot of newstyle Paris yes, trimmed in
u new and elegant style. We particularly invite the
Ladies' to call and see Them at
mar 4-edlm YERBY & MILLER's
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-13

Hear him, ys Sick! No Medicine but Hamptons
Vegetable Tincture euer had such Mass Of Tes-
fiDoDD
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-13
Music for the Million!

Just OPENED, of fine Musical instruments, con-
d sisting Of
VIOLINS, of the first order.
GUITARS Of all patterns and at all prices from SO
upwards
FLUTES, of all descriptions
ACCORDEONS, Of the first quality, and at lower prices
than offered to the public before
MUSIC-B0XES very cheap
Together with beautiful collection of fancy good-Porte
Monnaies China Figures China Vases &C., all of which will
: be sold very low.
R Persons wishing bargains will do well to call early,
a. my stock at this time Is very complete.
GEORGE HILBUS,
Musical Depot, south side of Penna avenue
mar 8-G next to corner Of 10th street
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-13
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

SIIoyELS Spades, Hoes, Rskes,
N<r&S=rzm=r9 Forks, Ploughs, Harrows, Hay and
&N. Straw Cutters Corn Shelters, Wheat
Fans, Ox-Yokes, Plough Castings,
&c, &c.-for sale low by H. WHEELER,
Corner 7th st. and Canal, and
mar I'm onposite Browns, Hotel
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-13

DICH FIGURED SCARFs AND KER-
IL chiefs, shirts, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, of various styles, with Combs
Brushes, &c. &c, for gentlemen at
MRS. Z. M0FFETTS,
ian 22-u 18th St. ODD. Odd Eelows' Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

~ rer Of stsrt article IN the machine line. IN wnoe
he has no competition but ready sales al good
wishes to mako an /; an cement with some patty navins
a few thousand deans at command. 70 MAKE su,o..-s
advances hs work enable him 70 meet the asmsn
sdvsntasssusly liberal per centass VIII De s.ssai
opel anon in ey and the article tss been use I'll
eTal years ard its rsrts appreciated Address
WED Boz E3S Peat Once, New Xork XIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Ply. CALDER, Secretary z7i IL
PmLADMrHIA, Frid.y, Feb. 20, 1875.

PHlLADaPHGA Ffidsy, Feb. 20, 1852
~ A Meeting of the Male Members OF tne
fhh st. Methodist X. Church. was heldths evening" On
meteor, George Ireland called TO the Chair and John
fsrnleJ appointed Secretary.
The sta the object o. the meeting was
TO examine and act upon Circular addressed 10 us pya
Commute of twenty, appointed by meeting OF Lay mem
bers held at Trinity Church Thursday evening. Dec.
II, lS2 When motion the Secretary was requested 10
read the Circular referred 10, After which COMMITTEE
Of three appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive OF
the of the etng Who. after short absence. re-
ported The following preamble and resolutions. which, after
aspfed discussion and aim examination OF the whoie
subject were adopted unanimously
having heard aentvely the Circular addressed 10 us oy
sCcmmute OF twenty. appointed by a meeting OF Lay
members Of the Methodist Church held IN tins CITY IN
December last IN relation 20 change in the Discipline OF
the Methodist y. Church and whereas, we, the male
members Of the Firth A. r. Church. of this city, believe,
the Discipline OF our Chueh reads to be sonptu-
"a, and Reasonable In Its requirements, therefore,
Resolved. That we entirely disapprove OF the EFFORT 10
charge the Discipline Of Church. and regard the whole
movement uncaed for and detmena TO the interests OF
the Methodist Church.
Ktsotsd. That we with deep emotion, caution our
shIeh throus the extent OF ZOn against uniting
any wN wi the movement, believing II to be danger
e m tendency aud d, sructtve TO the peace and pros
pefiiy of:he Church
Rtsoird Thai we do now and shall continue to deny
cant Church of this Conference IN the contemplated
Convsptlsn
ktseltsd That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
.rshtem The CarisfaR Advocate and Journal OF Nes
fek Sss and EVeniR0 Bulletin OF this city, ana That
copies OF the to re forwarded TO the contem-
plated Convention. GEOR0E IRELAND, Chairman
JOIN THRNIEY. Secretary s7flts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer.
TNHE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL

nn co..a.Mv - e. -. ,k,ongh
hSA ~ nov 9net , aS 400 IN
slmEON phApEH thei sonds ior , 81.
ieov 1909 AUG raw sums VI sI,VVV eaon; Joa ~
AZ 'he rate OF PEI ce-' per
y on me Isl OF January ana lst Oh Juiy' a' TIC
ba5A u ehe Si.J VI =, am ooo ..cuysd nv
hsse Bonus are par o. an 81 han ,osS 10 shsoSard
ne nIs ana ony p,, ~ Nsw yayf Trustses the
hnpP - issus taEsn in the country az par
IT, WsssIn Vermont RsiIroad sTtsnds south from Rut
lsnd "a niles wholly WITHIN The ate OF Vermont tho
north est corner OF BsunIngton where uptss with he
Troy and Bennington Railroad, under favorable arrange
.nt Tor r,utnaI tr,e A, Rutland Il branches Of from
The Rutland and Railroad az point where the
i,, 80 60, connscr,nz with the Rutland and White
Ill s,rstnra and scbensctady Roads DIVORCES from is
t snS sertb couTse c.yybs 10 the eastward 10 cross
the Green Mountains , , , n,...
Taken IN connection m s, 1ns SIon,b Otter CsseE Val
$500 ~. " ..s.rn Vsynont Railroa1-conulu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

EvARM for SALE ut AUCTION.-The
Farm Of the subscriber in the town Of Manzsonsck,
wsstcAesfer County, Esw-York. SAID rsrn soatatns
about s2t acres high state Of cultivation, with vase-
" Of 6pe graf ed fruit ana suitable buildings, srsts
order SAID Farm IL half q mile from the H B esatlos
at MamaroAect and a from New Rochelle Stsuon 1ae
p. H., on the premises NEHEAIAH PALhSA-
iH i<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
c. KEMP. Auc.icnssr
HANDSOME FURNITURE, MR.

4 RoRs. &c THIS DAY. (rridayl at lei o'clock,
AZ NO Is Nassau 81 Fulton. &. KEMP will cell
auction as above, wi hout reserve by Catalogue large
assortment Of new and second hs I'D Farature, and
prising rosewood. mahogany Jack walnut aud painted
cabinet furniture OF good q1ality. all Of which will be
PeremPofy sod for cash, to advances viz carved
etea ete sofas. velvet plash aaa hair cloth easy and
spring seat chars, various patterns carved rosewood and
mahogany center tables. with Die tops; mirrors,
reus sizes carpets extess tables library book cssss
nelly painted chamber furniture, suite carved
wood mahogany and walnut bedseais marble top dres-
sing bureaus aud washsands, sofas; couches; cottage
chairs hall stand plain Bureaus dining tables; hair
actresses and general eat OF good second hand
furniture. All of which well worthy OF the attention Of
housekespeIs. Cataogues on the m,rnink of sale. lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

TT The Mercantile Mutual Loan and Accu-
mulating Fund Association will held meeting on
SATURDAY EVENIkG, Feb. 49, IN the Lecture Room,
Clinton court, OF Nassau and Beekman SIS at u
O'Clock NJ when addresses will De made on the occa-
The stock OF the Association being eagerly sought
for, early application Necessary tn. Room will be o, On
at 6 Oeoek the accommodation VI those who desire 70
Join. l26f 2h1 ". o. OkO5Eh, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
ADRIAN Il. MULES, Auctionesx
SALE of $50 VALU-

II ABLE LOIS Of LAND IN the XlI.h Ward Of the
City Of New York beng part OF the estate formerly be-
longing to the late General Alexander Hamilton and Known
as he Hamilton sPrug place - AOhlAN MULLER
viii sell at public Auction WEDNESDAY,. 10Th day OF
March nest a u O'Clock, NJ q, the Merchssts' Ex-
change IN the City Of New York $50 Lot. situated on
broadway. on knsofse Road it0th ttist. tt2d,
tSd and lt4ih s,s Tbs properly the vicinity Of the
msnsons anc groaEds Of MsssTs Field. Brsdharst and
ohefs he soil 10 dry with good water and the surface
level and 10 covered in part with maes-
TIC oss and eyerEreens There OF the which
Oilers greater Inducements Tor capita psrs,ns wish
ing suburban residences Tor mechanics DESTROYS Of
healthy and convenient location. Access the city 10
afforded by the Hudson pver Raroai the Of Witch
Is At l3ldtt by stages. which leave the CITY Hall
eyerv minutes Maps OF the property can be lad the
Office ofthe Auc,ionser No, 7wall ST mo l,l6s)
q, - 2Tf mi s56eslos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

ROARD-Wanted, by a Gentleman and
Ismall family, in private family in q respectable
ne ghborhood Will furnish their own rooms The bess
fee. l3f Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

WILL SELL for $500, the half of
pusaess which will with coed management pay 500
pei "ttS easy THIS Is no humbug. Address TRAVEL
IN SIham-se Post Office, POSTPAID. when particulars
VIII ne Hnt by return of mail n b Must leave the city
n company With the advertiser and pay down $780, the
Ting suis. 26f 2ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Horses, Garriaaes, &f.

1OO MULES for SALE.-Ths sub
lWU .c,ber bas eo.stsstiy on hasd ssd e. ssls =
large number good .os beast %gls Am 1ssi az
broke mules Of good me- suitable 70. foS aSippa1
ard :aS ~ sa9 3; w..h: -. e. T.
Irqure Of Rbsrt hcssy .csbsr - Jsmssbarf New.
s,sss :. H. Camden and Antey assesd wnsss ne
m.is, NAV be seen. t71lH'J JAMEs bOCAnL1N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

ROARD.-A few single Gentlemen can
l1be accommodated with Board a. No. 5Dunham place
william sbugh, near Division-av. and Peck-slip Fsrry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

ROARD.-A parlor on first floor, un-
- furnished, with board. Also a room for snsle
gentlemen, At No. II lie Roy place, B,eecker.st.
ISL 6tMW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

JOHN LSvIsoN Auctioneer
I'LL PAINTINGS at AUCTION
OJOHN LEVISON will sell on SATURDAY MORN
ING Feb u.s. at II o'clock. and EVENING at H. at the
large Store No. e6 Chatham square collection Of about
300 fine French aud American OIL Paintings, mostly By
celebrated Artists and Masters consisting OF Landscapes,
Fgues Fruit IN nch mounted gilt Frames new aud fresh.
suitable for pafors aud public Also dne assot
meIt ofsmed French and Engiish Engtayirss Also, In
Sheets. Sale positive. TO the highes bidder rf go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

~ sensra Geld Mining Company-Ofhcs Ne;
sSa, St~ve-shares Sl0o eich The books u subscrp
w aesk ~ tss Cempsny at their office
-. p.nes eesIou OF becoming stock holders may OBJ
~. cSies 81 stock aad pamphlets, with laws, by
,scs "a All secsssay Information relative to the OBJ
Nes sho prospects ofthe Compsny
nhNng tnesily completely a steam engine of eighty
s yosef WIN stamp weTks Of the largest class and
rSSSms nire which has proved 10 be one OF the most
Sss 1911. ~ we NGe OF California, located IN the imme
a. ssW OF tee Ctr Of Sonora on Woods Creek. Hu
sss NJ without delay, with view 90 profit from the
ns,s " mining The enterprise comneads itself 10 the
SssIu stshuoA and Goa sdence OF capitalists Ii -
AZ. 70 enter into calculation as 10 prob
Va, havins been satisfactorily Demonstrated that
Nsi 70 be the great business Of California, sad
w cen sntaensly ssccessfsl
have determined that me employees Of she
Al fespopsble positions shall be share holdsrs,
sosS aish SPECIAL regard 10 hness and required 10 give
.h saretss and such sums IS may be dee ned
a. 70 fesrd the interests of the Company and fur
sons but weltred and approved machinery fof
ss,s and matchmaking shall be used and that ex.
!, costly nature, which heretofore have proved
M, to the interests Of companies, shal De care
solaso and provided against
- FEEDING Of the city may obtain stock pamph-
NJ Any Incarnation by addressing the Treasurer post.
NO! mra w iNGERsOLL, President
EssA Emigrant Intelligence once snd Labor
60 Noe. q and a CanAl-st-. New YORK -Thn
ssoished BY the Commissioners OF kmigrStacn,
spys.s wsys be found lnge numbers OF Lapofers ana
hsr veX low rates Of and persons can nave
ssp1ns allied BY writing TO the Superintendent ane
ess ne amount necessary 10 pay the passage Of the
- xsv,suirsd: No fees CHARGED to employers.
-rktu JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
80 The villase n>,n>ss>~H and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
DOCKS and STATIONERY-NEW-

BOOKS and STATIONERY.-NEW-
- MAN IyISON, No. 1919 Broadway. are cOastaails
snpp:d with a complete assortment of BOOKS ana
STATIONERY, adapted 10 the Wholesale Country Trade
AID to which hey invite the attention Of Country
Merchants. The have inst received sarge stuck OF
splendid kITlhG PAPER, Of blue and ~hite
FoOscap Letter and Note Paper which is offered TO
buyers a vary low prices.
Couriry Merchants and Others, buyihs scelaBe )us
School Hooks and atnery are invited 20 call and s1-
anime goods and prices before purcnaTng else ~he' o.
RETMAN * lVISON, No. 100 Broadway
Fcx-Nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

DIS. HoueH. Auctionser ATT
SATURDAY, 2sth inst, ELEGANl
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At No. ~ bsesmss -
-Ths FurnituIs Of family removed ,or .rosts
per Gss.es Oil Cloths Mating. Psflor Chans, -
Chms CrecisIy, fancy Goods, ~. Sold w'saos' "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
N APPLETON g. co. publish on Fri

II V4N N w VuUIioIf UII 4
LIZ day. THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, for the Use
Of Students Of the Universities and higher caDes OF
Schools by X. c. Lathsm, NJ. D, f. r. s. late Professor
the English Language and Literature, University Col
lyge, LontoB vol limo. price 81 23.
The author Of this werk takes rank among the abesi
phologss the age and few have been ,cessu
in unrsyehIg the difficulties that involve the Origin and
formation Of the English tongue in ts connection with our
early history people. 1, believed there Is no work
before the American public well csculated as this to
ground Students Of Colleges and Schools In the
higher criticisms Of cur language.
On Saturday, Miss Sew us new work, -
JOURNAL KEPT DURING SUMNER TOUR,
fer the Children Of Village SeheOl by the author OF Amy
Heroert Gertrude &c &c In TIRES parts Part l-From
cover.
This work, by the popular author OF Amy Herbert
written as Will pcTport, for The Children OF WI
sge School. IN which the writer was personally interest
1t is writen IN simple yet beautiful style, and with
the object Of br within the comprehension OF chill
drsn whose knowledge Of ogaphy and history Is too
shgh 10 enable them to enter int really valuable books Of
travel ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

SSy,..a ne VILLAGE and Homestead Loan and
4 a. enc Asseefntien. An adj ourned mestlns
isss !. secretly VIII be held FRIDAY EVENING. 9Th
Hs%ss e,es.' os The election Of omcers, at No iS
IhOo ~. HALpIN, 0eey pro tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
voRx DAILY TRIBUNy

~ FW-EUHA
THE NrveRy MORNING SUNDAY ExcRpTEpl
" rrSLisa.ugv nt,RrELEY McELhATH,
r .U s,ssss4s 09 2ns s Ss n ssnU''
49, % f.,tv Subscribers Tor 2. Cents PER I" es<;
.st r,fer they pay ~ advance al ne tss
., When thsy scar Al the rate. Sin sls ccpes
Ga nen'<ss s u Subscribers Five Dsllsrx yer
~, asse-ntoes taken for SIX months FOR TIRES
D'.Is p Ds ssy' pspea r a
s1chanses vsose terms are higher than thoss Of
eyed :. .n.' s 40 rot slowed any difference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

" Nstice 70 Passengers from Panama "
CAlifsrnia.--The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon give public notice that no
uehss will be recognized by their agent At Panama which
ere signed by al officer Of this Company and that
eess thus sgnsd be obtained only at their Agency
Ne IN West 81, or Of C. l.. BARTLETT, ESQ, Boston ;
Of Mssrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO, New
Sissns BY order: VIM. n. DANIDGE, Secy.
New-Hsrk, Jan. %, 1852 JT II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

To Chimney Tops, Garden Vases. &c., from
neGARkkIkk CO s Woyss Eacanstic Tiles for floors.
&C, iSr ,slsey MILLER, COATES YoULE,
wi lws No 27e Pearl St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEs, Auc ioneer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING

Il LOTS on Avesue A., between ~ h aud <sth sts..
with the valuable Wafer Front and Privileges on the
Fast River. a. Auc'ion.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER
will sell nj auction on TUESDAY March g. AZ " clock,
eriy, VIZ:
On Avenue A and ne East Rver-l2 lots OF ground,
foEt Avenue and forming the entire front Of the
bloch between 4h aud 10 hss with the valuable water
front and privileges the East River IN ont Of said prop
ety Aho lots 18Th and on 47th ss, in rear OF the
above -
On 9th Also. lots Of ground with The large build
ing thereon situated The sds OF 9Th ev between
I'D and nd sts 76 ieeL inches from Iedst
The above lots each full size For maps, terms ana
full particulars of the above property apply To the Auc-
tioneer No. BTo2d-st. 1fN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
ANTHONY J. sLEEcKEs. Auesioaee,.

LUDLOW. AactlSnesr.
RREMPIo SALE OF VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY on yANpEgwArrR sr-r
II LUDLOW VII sell AT aae'lon WEDNESDAY,
ghch IT, Al IL o COCA, AZ the Merchants EtcaAnxs.
'snoefwsisrst The story attic and basement AoQso
and lot Ne IS NatcerwsfsT u RsaF Psarlst. Let 10
feet ont 80 esi rear by 80 feet deep House feet
deep has sfotos Ia The attic Fer farthsf patcu
lars apply TO J. wEIBEL, No IS William at, or at the
sffes II the Auctioneer, No II Wall II.
21f7I25 i1ml. q g. os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE

Ia ~ EINO lOh - n VI n hO n DhE
"A REAL ESTATE.-will be sold at ubc Auction
the FIRST DAY OF THIRD MONTH (Mgchl 1854,
10 o'clock, noon. the late residence OF VALENTINE
EIGKSa dsssess9, u JsLsbh9 Queens County \ mules
The Farm consists Of Of ftrate tllable
land high state Of cultivation On said farm aiags
well built and convenient dwell ing House In good order
One Farm Hause. two large barns carriage house hc
&C. all N good repair Apple orchards and fruit trees OF
various kinds.
The farm can be conveniently divided into three parts
and will be sold together In parcels ss may suit pur-
chasers.
The sale will take place the premises shaifof the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for
term Of years.
Any eerson wishing examine the property. will apply
on the premises or ELIAS HICKS Executor, Ne. %
South st. orto A. J. UNDERHILL, No s3Psarlss New
York. MtMl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
A UCTTON SALE at BRIDGEPORT

n Conn Tho a,sgnsss Of The sssts Of Ycsag =
Co will sell at public sale WEDNESDAY, the ID dal
Of March 1851 NJ O'Clock M all che interest 81 tbs sad
j Il. Young & Co IN the FOUNDRY and MACIiINt
BUII DINs with 90 rods Of ground. together with
the machinery tools stock and all the appnstss thsrsto
belonging situated Ia the city Of Bridgeport, On the ne OF
the H0usaonc Railroad and within about ~ fsds OF the
New York and New Haven depot To those who are a.
the foundry and machine business this
rare opportunity tho ocaiioa vefy des1asle one
and be eIceed in the State Of Connecticut Fer
sons wishing TO EXAMINE the establishment previous TO the
time Of sale may have opportunity ~ calling o. csher
the ssrrnees premises Sale take place
on shs 6r emises --Brdgsport. Feb. I6. ls32
DAVID MEEKER,( Ass~~.~.
i9f tMh3 IRA NICHOLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
DUITE'S HOMEOPATHIC DOMES-

duties HOMEOPATHIC DOM ES-
II TIC PHYSICIAN.-A third edition Of thii voik'
improved enlarged and furnished with Anatomical fl,es
is now printing the authors account and VII pc
published by him the LIST of April next when al tne
homeopathic pharg and the beck trade IN
DR.. j. H. PULTE, Cincinnati. The usual discount Al.
lowed No other third edition Of this work Is genuine
and lawful except it contains anatomical plates. 0f 4"
SACRED ART.-Eugenio Latiila's Car
~ tocp IN outline Illustrative Of the Gospels Is now
ready Price So the set of IS. With illuminated texts
tainted BY hand $40 To be obtained only at T. LIS STU
do. No. l99 Broadway, next door to the AT Union
21f NMX&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

A. J. BL ECKER, AuctOneer.
BUILDING LOTS.-A. j. BLEECK-
~ Err, Auctoneer, win sell at the Merchant Ex-
change, SATURDAY, Feb 28. eight valuable Building
Lots the south side OF 57sh ST. which are 100 feet
wide: between Sixth Railroad and Broadway. and in
the vicinity Of several improvements. Terms and title
good. AfN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

II. HEoEaAS, Auctioneer
FURNITURE. --SATURDAY, Feb.
49, at o'clock p. NJ, at he Of Park and Cler-
mcnt-avs, East Brooklyn, Paor, Chamber and Kitchen
Furniture 27fns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

~ To Literary Associaticns.-The SUBSCRIBER
h.vng returned from the West TO his residence In New
yo,k will IL desired lecture for our Eastern Lyceums
and Institutes Address PARK BENJAMIN,
No 3West Washington place, New-fork City.
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

KENMORE COOPER'S CHOICE
IL wORKS-Comprsing Sea Tales and Leather stock
ing Series In 10 volumes duodscime, cloth, extra The
authors revised edition.
THE WATER WITCH. TWO ADMIRALS,
WING AND WING, RED ROVER.
TIE PILOT, THE DEERSLAYER,
THE LAST OF THE MoBICANs.
THE PIONEERS THE PATHFINDER,
ThE PRAIRIE, THE SPY.
THE WAYS OF THE HOUR.
These tales have done make his both
at home and abroad than any other productions Of
their fame cosmopolitan Putnams elegant edition should
tempt any one 10 their repeated perusal
[So9therR Literary Gazette.
As novelist there Ia question that many OF his ear
lest works not only honor TO himself and TO his
country bat that they will be surpassed in many
spect by any who attempt the savage and the sea-"
boston Post
Cooper first gave the poetry Of a seamsns life,
trscted dramatic interest from the log bsak and suspend
ed the hopes and fears OF his plot the of
vessel He showed us also what rch materials Tor de-
Deaton Of character far beyond the province OF mere
burssQue 90 be found in naval fe and thus novel OF
The Plot created chAra.ter which will live az ong-per
hsps spe sking little irrevererHy-as of those
Shakspere He became the master and founder Of nu
school Of writers of romances who learned
their art reading The Pilot ana bis other tales Of the
the Italian painters who after Raphael learned
OF that great master" IN Y Evening Post
al GEO. p. PUTNAM. Publisher, New.York
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

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