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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

DROUGHAM'S NORTHUMBERLAND
I'D GALA NIGHT. for the Bens6t OF the lSDIOEsI
COZ DIEiES And WIDOWS ofthe Veteran Corps OF the
of1sI2 10 and ~ viii take place al tae ABOVE place
Of amusement on Thu ksDAY LFENINO, jan -, leDs'
eceas,on most splendid variety Of entsfan;
m,rts VIII be offered, comprising AL 'he Grand ntset
tasai u re city. Full parcnars SlA be daiy shho"so
Capt X. RAYMOND,
Capt. A. JONES. Committee.
ga go Lieut. WIZ II. DillLkh'
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A RTIFICIAL LEECHEs- g.. Ai e ran
IN dres Patent Approved eJ az ~ York Reports
iG 5 o. rs, ag be ss.n oe. No III yssen-
81, (HeTed buIcihssy nor leeches Ia all eaSss where
and ssssp ,ss1ired ths1s ssnts val be preferred
leeehes arc t.f BE- ns alasDls In the country and on
fene.sy, hsrs eeumon leeehes are not 70 Do had.
se.rs a psror offered Tor sas and warranted
re" az 1anIess abessd) without samDls
-. sx lseches. with full directions, ssas 70
Of the States receps Of s.. All camms.!ea
tons lpssipad) 70 q Ne l,i a e.
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ANTHONY BLEEoKEB. Auc,oBe1.
EVEkIEEk DESIRABLE BUILD

SEVENTEEN DESIRABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS Oh oh I'm and @ 2tth sad ~
SITS, at auc.ioA ANTHONY J, BLkEIkth WI ssn :.
auction On "WEDNESDAY, Feb A. lSSl, al ~ oel9ch'a ~
the NeTchsBts' E1chsLg,. the following pfopefv, VIZ
SEVENTEEN BUILDING LOTS, siI Ell me same
f0ntne on Hth- end 3)h st. between sh ana
It'll avs, and Broadway Also. three Le,s on ssp
next the fO1th-~est cofSe! 81 az ana .,sa -
frontisx on the ssd Lot GA the eat nDso
5th. av between 5lsh aud 3jtbss Each lot - 1911 sze
SIXTY yer u he purchase n0nSl can smdh On oono
and mortgage cor Bags aad f1Ther pafcnlafs, apply
10 lie sDat oaesr No. 7 Broad o.. lb3li J2Aze,zSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Sales BIZ Aaltion.
ANTHONY J BLEgcKss Auctioneer.


ANTHONY BLEgcKSs Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTION
Il of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on 18th and
seth sts at the Railroad DIEGO -ANrHONYJ BLEECk-
ER will sell al auction THURSDAY. Jan 20, 1882 At IL
oclock the Merchants Eschange formerly OF the
tate Of Henry COthea. cec-Ased. viz:
Fifty lots OF ground Eng together IN one parcel ON
18Th I'd 6Qth SITS and OF the 4 a
The lots the 4h p feet by 100 feet, and
the street lots are each q b. 10, feet IN depth.
On the properly Is good dive ne house and q barn,
which will be old with the lots which they respectively
stand and as represented on the maps
Seventy Rath-s is 100 feet ~ds and has the Cfoeon wa
running through IL the advantage OF THIS POO
pery. There Railroad depot ON the corner OF Ishst
and Ah. opposite the Fare TO commuters soous
cents each way.
Application before the Common Council Tor rega-
laing md grading seth Most Of tho lets contained IN
this parcel ave III for immediate use.
The great Park from Goth 10 10th st between 80 Az and
the East River Is IN the Immediate vicinity OF TINS properly
The title il beyond question. =,
One half OF the puIchae moaey can remain on bona aha
mortgage for 1--WE years Maps De ooiansdo Inc AUG
tppseY No DAD sale viii be without reserve
to the shest bidders ti7SsI ps"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

II Third Manhattan Building Association
Thee months the Second Manhattan Building AssO
cation was fo med and elected JOHN N. GENIN, Esd
their President and peCted has been It's
that the Third Manhattan Bui ding Association has been
formed under the Act Of HcOrpnra ion and oppOrtu-
nifty now offered 10 all that desire 20 subscribe for shares
and psy The entrance fee thereon Of s. at the office Of the
eecsiary, No IS spruce 81. second hD0r front
Shares $50; monthly dues So
H7N j. W. WESTON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

NCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
No S7 Broadway, n " request the public 20 inspect
~ nrense stock VI MEs'c fos Voice Piano for g.
.s~Ass oi Organ, Violin VIooEcelo. Harp orchestrs.
x,.s,m esefy style, for vrtuosOs and beginners Tue
selection m the United States, Of SlO0.O0Q weIn
4 49, foIeign and American Music Will be attended
-ee erenosnsss- is MW&Sf
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vu1,Ts of the City. AROUSE!--Lose

WATTS of the CITY, AROUSE lose
w MT a moment Send your co1vndrunE inme-
Si,,sly 10 Jollss usc Store. Unprecedented Aduce-
n.rt- Ir.at Contest Of Wit.
PrcfesIor ANDERSON grateful for the immense patron
age 6stswed upon HIM daring his sooaIn Of nKtssn yes
in New York respectfully annouCcss that as BkNEfll
VII ,sIe place al the METROPOLITAN tlsts rnolef)
HALL, FRIDAY 9th q FeoIes,y On .a.cl osess.on,
To- II lie two SeGt original COyUNDRUA5 (beinz .
Isdy and Gentleman % the arst rch rnassiye ~
ERTA EFAsT and TEA SERVICE. value stooi 70 the
second an elegant large SILVER PITCHER aud sw9
COBLEIS value st5o-to be decided By ds,n,srss.s.
TT OF 49, selected from and BY the sudlsnee Inc pre-
90 erhirton In the window II Messrs Bal, bAek
4 Co corner Of Murray Of End Broadway 80 ,s
Fuii details Of the plan of aTrangsmenfs Will Dc -
m h, espersIly tepsred and caa be had al the Hal ~
At JOLLIE'S Music store No SO Broadway! ~nsts
may be secured for this great event, on ana a''e'
neIf. -.,~.s ~ all tbs
Waste no, in scquanting yoofssss, ash ,ry
particslsrt Get halls az once. The fr1sS Nv
ina for. .,-,- ,,rf, "a. NJ, Thurx-
Prof A. psrs1rms EVERY EVENING. also u ,5s ~
oar and SATURDAY AFTEh>OONs
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HEnRY y. vILLAnp. Aselionesr.

HEsRY X. WILLARD. Agclicnesr.
NORIGAGEE'S SALE. Rosewood
I'VE and Mahogany Furniture THIS MORNING, alto!
O'Clock at he Auction Room Ne II HassAl corsef OF
PINE n, T.. WILLARD wi sell as above, Al the Auction
Room general assortment II Furniture, cpntstins OF
Rosewood and MahOgsny Cen er Tables. with Marble
Tore Bookcssss Ezssuso Dining Tables, Panied and
Enamellsd Chant er furniture. en- suite, nc. ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
RUCHEFOUCAULD'S MAXIMS.-.

Pm. ssd elegant edition. with splendid
Isl Isaac Taylsr'x Elements of Thought to match
Essss Allyns Ritual Of Fresmascnry. IS Just pub
Au.s.S ismissing, the boohs will be by mail
~ ~ az Az part Of the Unitsd States or Canada
"-SorASs, No. f7s Fulton So, Ne~ York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

A S Cook, by Protestant young Woman;
IN situation TO assist with Washing, az Chamber
maid The best of city reference given Apply at No IS
Crosby. St. where she may be seen J28 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

THE GREAT FORREST TRIAL

THE GREAT FORREST TRIAL.
The unrivaled Police Gazette Report, Price ~ cents,
with Life like Portraits of Dir. and MIS-. FORREST.
big edition of the Police Gazette Report OF this nosa
he trial is now ready and thsugh WORK Of cheapness al
Two chings, VIII be sold for ONESHILLtNG COPY.
Distributors Pedders and News5gys will zee that now
10 the tire to 20 in" az shilling. The slowest OF them
eau arm much 10 day will keep him month for
they viii find nnbe shilling is better than 81 quart,
ter 80 rush at once to The NATIONAL POLICE
for ale in any ousnt,ty i23A'
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NEw-YORk TRIBUNE,
!, yrw-vonx DAILv rRInUNE

=. .o.lisarp EVERY moANiN0 .sUNpAi <AckrisE
~ IS ~ptsuEK BUILDINGS, cORNkS OF SPRUCE AMI
Al x.ssAu-sTs., OFPOSiTk the CRY HALL,
.l,.red 90 CITY Subscribers for Us Co1ts yei Nosh
% r ,hrv rref.r pay IN ajsaGcs - tAe O-ss
90 =, nor. as or rear the same rate Sasie c'pes
csrts Nali SnDscnSeis, Five Dollars per ans an "A
49, e,bser,ptious taken for mOuths For thres
se.th, 81 80 Farce Dollars IN advance requted 10 az
r~..@ses nth Couatry Newspapers Daily papers 70.
p, T,,su-. are ut allowed any difference
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3ueriai Notifies.

~ Nesicc 20 Passengers from faaama 70
c.,,reynia.--Tbe PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon give public notice that 10
III be recognized BY their agent at Panama which
-. not signed by officer OF this Company. and that
..ss thus signed be obtained only at their Agsacy
~ an West ST. OF Of C. l.. BARTLETT, ESQ, Boston
=, MesU, ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO, New
o,,.,r, BY order WIN. II DAVIDGE, Seey.
- Vail Ian &C. 1852 jT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

Two PUBLISHERS of MAGAZINES
IL and BOOKS.-The sshsoriber has on Asad about
eco ire Steel Ensravngs, s qualify Of which caa be
By refening TO Gedey Lsdys Book" Iapressioes
terms: Address L. A Cooley. No. ils chsssnut 81.
Philadelphia I2s Sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

HUGH MiLLER-New Supply.-Re-
Il ceived This Day a new supply Of Hugh Muer's
SCENES AND LEGENDS OF SCOTLAND. vol.
70 no. i36 pager, price 81.
j2S 2ts NEWMAN &, lvISON, 1870 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

A S Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two re-
IA spectacle Young Women one as Cook and assist
in washing and ironing. the other Chanbermaid aad
Waiter Is excellent washsr end ir0ner Good refer
ence gwen. No objections TO the country Apply at No.
~ West 18th St. between 5h and 9th Can be seen for
days J28 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

AS Cook, and to Wash and Iron, or do
the Homework of private family by wary eRpe-
rienced Girl. with good city reference. Call at No l3i
West 10Th ST. J2S IT,
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s. DRAPER. Auciioneer.
ANTHONY ] BLEgcKER. Auctioneor

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctionecf
A NTHONY j. BLEECkEk viii sell
~ at Auction. on THURSDAY, Jan 20, a. 10 o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange 10 desirable Lots of Ground
with House and Shop heTsoD situated on and asrt the
southeast OF Sd sv and 82d st on the avenue
and the street ehch 10 ful two thirds OF tho
purchase money bond aud mortgage For
maps aud full particulars, apply 10 t,e Ancronssr NO
BToad-st. tl,7UI Np
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

~ Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange, Nos 81 ana n Canal-st, New York;
once established by the Commissioners of Emigration,
where always be ound numbeIs Of Iaborsrs and
at very low rates Of and persons can have
their orders filed by writing the Superintendent and
sending the amount to the passage OF the
PARTIES required No fees charge TO employers.
3MWkEtf las u. PAGAN. SupeYintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

AS Cook, and ir5t-rate Washer and
IN. Ireher by arespeciable young Woman. as Laun
dress private family Can give good city references.
Can be for three days at No l72 East 4sh-s B IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
vuE NETWORK wEExLY TRIBUNE,

vpRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
= ,hlisssA ever, SATURDAY MoRxiSs, At me low prcs
4 per annu advance Eht copies ior $40 81 sSs
cpies 70 one ADDRESS for $40 and ne paper ~ nv
s for tbs shes; wiz be charged 20 csIs per Inc eseh
f>ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

~ The estern Farm and village Associa-
ton, will meet THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock, at Cna-
ham Hall head Of Chatham-squae, in Branch Posi- Olos
block As business OF great interest 10 come before the
Ass cston, all the members well az he public, are
invited to attend. VIM PADDOCK, President.
Thos. X. ALLEN, Sc ;IetaTy. J28 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

As NuRsrs, or to do plain sewing, by
"A two Protestant Young Women. sisters, in private
families Call az No 264 lst- ay between 18th and 10th
SIS FIST floor. frontTccIn for two days l2IA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
mant employment.

As good Cook, Washer and lroner, by
a respectable Woman, who lived years IN hsr last
place. Can best of city references Gail. for DAYS,
al No. 40 Hubert-st., I'd floor 1913 it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

4 5 NURSE, by person of unexceplion-
able reference who has rendered n the
pacify Of Nurse for the Tast nne years desires similar
5luai n for infant preferred No objections 70 travel
ns wrh lady, and may be seen az No lSl Nest th 81
fuT two days. lS5L'
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g ew pahlitatinna.
PuBL l1sl5 THIS MORNING

PUBLISHED THIS MORNING -
for January.
IAs nSslsssse compendium has been greatly improved,
uc issued thus early o Sirnc u an slrapg-osn, ea
tered INTO for tse advance proaf shssts with m, dIs,in
Frshee author, and Wi appear pUDcgeav dur
ue the fra weeks 81 January ala Juv r.SnsvsIv -th
=. present improvements " paper, pogsspheAi execa-
hen SC
To- ms nvaraby advance froTa Part XXIII far 1,v
iS yce 81. So annul4. The back humpers ar safs
hon the npencsEent be he'd Al ;hs following orig
ss prices fIse Of postage
r~eaty.iour parts bond "a 20 vols sheep. Ii
xsGF sfls. 81 vol. delivered fee Of charSsl$t
fsits 60 Soc each
rnts XIII 20 xxi .f5c each
rais AAiff and \NIY ----.-Sl each
h--Msll subscribers vail particularly note that for
per asnum. pad IN zdyarce she work viii reach then
esisse nee IN whatever part q the Union. fAe most
Aessh terms VIII be gwen 10 the trsoe. .
SrRINGrR 4 TOWNSEND.
~ dDk9l 3WeOw No zl2 BrOAdNsy New. lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

A S frst-rate English Cook, by respect
~ able Protestant Woman with best OF reference. Can
tie seen for days If not engaged at No 22y Elzaos,h
st in the rear front basement. Jso ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

as CHAMBERmAID and Waitress, or plain
"a Sewer. by a respectable young Woman, win good
CITY references Call a. No. 423 Grand ST., for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

o. Catholic Institute of New YOrk.-The Third
Lecture of the Course will be delivered On THURSDAY
EVENING January 90 AZ the Stuyvesant ins itute No6os
Brosdvay at O'Clock by Or. Hunting on, Bro XII
tuh.cst Vincent De Paul the fruits Of hrs life Tickets
cents to be had at the Catholic Bookstores, or al the
door on the evening Of the Lecture. The pocseds TO be
given to the Hospital Of St. Vincent in 18Th street under
the charge of the Sisters Of Chaity.
ion ~ DANIEL, SULLIVAN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

nOARD.-A Gentleman and his Vile
ID wishing hspasoaseiy furnished rooms, with good
Bos,d. IN a Iryate famly, viii please sddress "
Tribune Office. JSoH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

As general HoUsEMAID, or TO do cham
beTvork aud waiting, by respectable Pro.estsnt
Gil Has best Of city reference Apply at No 200
iZ0 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

AS PASTRY Cook or CODfectloner, by
IN Man of several years experience. Direct letters
po,,paid to H. p. MOURU5, Auburn, Ny. J2i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

A S Cook, and to Wash and Iron, or do
IN the HouseworE of private family by and as
Nurse sxd sesmsress, OF Chambermaid and aires oS
the ether These experienced aud nave Booa
ctv r.erence Gail a. No "A 9Th in the book store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

DOARD in SPANISH FAMILY
- anied by AZ American Gentleman, who wishes o
lean the lang age Address NJ. M, NO Zio
81. The beat references gwen. 10 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

A S CHAMBERMAID and Waitress IN
IN Private family or to do general house work. Can
give city references Can be for two days az ns
Ryichfords No. 10 Madison. ST. up stairs. J2S IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

ROARD-Atm moderate terms, with pleas
II art Tosrs corner Of Broadway and fstn 81. ing
house No. ~ 18Th st. Is supplied with warm, cOid A-a
sA0wer baths and other modern Improvements
ard t9th s. stages pass he house almost e'ey Hlue
III fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

In PIcss.
THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
Il Novel by Lady Bulver LYtton. from early sheets,
i7tf Philadelphia.
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manna.

ROYS.-Wanted. several Boys accus-
~ tened 10 pointing on cylinder presses None but
Tue best need apply. BAKER, GOODWIN CO, Printsp,
Tribune Buildings j28t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

ROARD.-A gentleman and ms wife, OK
ID. few sasle xen,I,m.u can obtain good boari snd
com fortzb< veil furnished Aoartnsnfs BY apply -
Forsyth espsiaabs fefsrsnces required 20 es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

u uemen can be accommodated with furnished Par
ios ard Bedrooms or rnge Rooms alone with breaka
and tea required. BY applying at No 20 yessy ia 6'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

EALlFORNIA-A respectable Woman,
years II age have long experience IN the care Of
children and understanding all kinds Of general house
work, would iiEe CO. Lady servant 10 -Calf0Thia
family gong there Would be CAD to hlre out per-
mantnfy With the same family aftel awning taee II &c
sired Best q msada.ions ven. baih as 20 nora
character and ability inquire at 80. 81 81. MSkspta-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

Gentleman and his Wife,
or rnsle Gentleman. can have very pleasant
and beard, al No. ~ Eesey-a. ia Inn,
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Boarding.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
or Two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
pleasant ICONS, fuInst ed or unfurnshed, 10 desirable
ioeati1r at no. 81 Anity.place, thHd house above
BleeckeY-st References exchanged. l28 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

R0AkD.-Rooms to Let, with Board, to
- Gentlemen, q, No. 257 Grsens-st., near Clinton
place ila lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

ROARD.--To let, pleasant front Room
GA the second 1Oor with .wo large paniIes
upfurnished Also furnished rooms for single gentlemen
The pleasantly located with all me modern "a
veBences Broadway stages pass the door Apply :, 70
46 2d-ss. JF Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

~ Van Gsasbeeks Seuth American and
r.Isfarnian Express and 18th NUS IhANSPOh-
,e,s ON The Chages Rvsr.The proprietor Of This
$3.50. in oasriuf his fsC ives - the public, for the
,,spsni,strr Of Freight. Packages. Parcels, Gold
"A every descrbton Of Merchandise 20 and
1rl.ed states South AmeTcs California and tue
nssh Islsrds would Yespsc fully s'ae. that having
ss .sgseed personally for The past two years IN ING
.ee,tssn ard Shipping business on we lshmus os
ard for somstme connec.ed with the house OF
r.si,s Pro & Co ~ Panama. ne docs hot "lief ME
sS,v,css ~ a az hxId to California Shippers 49,.
Having ol.ansd the exclusive privilege rom ,is p.
c....p RDsssl 4 Co, TO run tins EXPIRE on the htos
me proprietor is thereby enabled 70 acc NE
IN Panama 81 least two days u suvan,. ~
,ny other Express, and guarantees 10 as pa.,ohs me-
ihs,e shall BE- no detection II TINS Express between Ns"
yeIk and Ca if0ruia . . -. ., ,,, not.
The proprietor respectfully solcits share OF yooI pa
rebsgs sssurrr you that one tIial viii convince you ma
th Erpress conducted the principles OF security
kssps c1fuily yours .eprcrr
No 2j CouraGdtst.. New York.
N,s,rs GLEASON RUSSELL co, Chssres
w McCOBB GgYgOna and Cruces
m.srs CORVINE, BRO CO, Panama
N.s.rs EIfKGESS, GILBERT STILL. San Francisco
REFERENCES Hatch Vale. No. - Cedar ST., view
Yo,k Brgss Douglass, No lis Broadway, ker-forK.
j26 6.MwsF
txy History or the Pilgrims-Rev N d. EG'
GISsTON by request, viii deliver lecture On the HIS
to, Of The P sTms IN the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
On THURSDAY EVENING, the 29th irst. Inc Al
vii sing some Of their choicest music including the P-
snn Fsh.rs Hal 20 our Beautfu Land sc Doors open
~ q and lecture at u O'Clock. Tickets % cents a. the
soor J2s 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
List Of Patents.
Issued from the United States Patent Office for The Geek
ending Nav IL, 1852
tVdFHy FfHy IT, Ioo~'
Carefully prepared for The v. Y. Tnbr

IssEed from the United states Idfru once, Jor hs Coos
ending May H. 1889.
Saml Barker Of NewfOrk, N. T. for Blind and shutser
Fastener. Dated May II, yRb2
VIM C. Belts of New-York, N. Y, for Improvement In
Portable Cot Beadsteads Dated May u. 1851
Abel r. Buell. of Westmorelsnd, N Y, for Improvements
in Railroad Car.seats. Dated May II, 1852.
VIM Burns, of Rome, D, Tor Improvement In MeatCue-
tiers. Dated May II, 1882
for Improvement ia Measuring Faucets. Dated May III.
1852.
Abbot r. Davis ofEast Cambridge, Macs for improve
ment in the Manufacture OF Brushes Dated May H. l8o<.
L. De Bibory OF Baltimore, Nd, for Improvement In
Cooking Bsjers Dated May II, 1852
Jos Jno. II. Horne Of Xenia, o., for Improvement IN
Apparatus for Soldering ia Vacuum Dated May III, 1904
james Jenkins of Ehzahethtown, ". for improvements
Ia Blocks for Painting Oil Cloths. Dated May II, 1874
Robt Newell Of Lebanon Ind, for Improvements IN fis-
form Scales Dated May H. 1852
REM latham of New-York N. Y, for improvement In
Lead Pire Machinery Dated May II, 1872.
Timothy n Taylor Of Fayetteville N. " for Improve
msnt IN Tables. Dated May II, 1882. -,
VIM Vine OF Hartford, Conn, for Improvement IN ooid-
Beating Machinery. Dated May IL 1872 ,
Robt Wicks and James Faulkner, Jr, OF Wllismsfgn ~
v for Improvement IN Mash.Tuns. Dated May II, 1854
Nathl Woodbury. OF Salem, Mass, tor improved impse-
nen for Cutting Butter from rrkins Dated May ILL., DOS
REISSUE.
Alexr Smith of Wcst-f arms, NJ " tor lmprovenifns u
Apparatus Psrti Colorng Yarn, Patented June H. i''
Ressued May II, 1852
Apoos Richmond, of Providence, T. u Assignee 70 ~ Y.
BarOw Co, OF same place, tor Design iof cooxs ''"'"'
Dated May III, 1852 nm
Woodow of same place for Design for Cooking Stove
Dated May III, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
xXXIId CONGRESS-. ..FrRsr SESSION.
SENATE. j.. WASHINGTON, Nay 70.

SENATE WASHINGTON, May -
PETITIONS AND NOTICES.
Mr.. HUNTER presented several petitions
from clerks in several Departments for increase of
salary.
Mr.. SEWARD presented report and re-
solutions of the Chamber of Commerce Of on
the subject of lighthouses.
Mr.. DopeE, (Iowa) presented petitions
In favor Of grant Of lands TO certain Hungarian exes
who have settled In that State.
Dir. SHIELDS reported bill repeating all
the acts establishing the Staff of the Army, and pr6d
ing for the performance Of staff duties BY officers de-
tailed from the line Of the Army Ordered 70 be printed
INDUCING rHn RArHs or POSTAGE
Mr.. RUsk gave notice Of bill to reduce