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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
DFPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND

IL SUPPLIES, December 20. is5L-TO CONLhACS
TOBsUsealed proposals viii be received at ne omss
the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies, r "a aa -
CIV Hall Easement until Friday, February ." S,es
a ocIsck M at which time they vii Be gaon ,ss.
opened, Fer GRANITE BLOCKS, TO be denvst = ana
div az the following length and size VIZ ~ ave
sn,hes square and 10 inches Ions IN qusnts. 70 an
i0Go0 square yards Of each KIND sss y,csssls yin
Sss The prices Of each szs separately - Mai e.
rsqured TO furnish the sane IA sag The Comns
w ,essrvss the night Of reectng AZ -
ws,ss II deemed for the Interest Of n' WI IpxMs
co,,,,..;o~sv OF Repairs and Supplies.
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Corporation Notifies.

DIRT CARTS. - NOTICE.-An Lie
.sn,es n k,eo aud use Dit Cars one year
from their date and may be rsaswsd for succsedins
year # applied for before their enpnaon and not s'hs'
vice. - - u.,it .,.anes The
old ctpse and present the cart for Inspection VIII snS
oSnhsr new plainly and dstmc.ly painted tbsrsoa 90
TIE charge for a new licen,e is ST. and fa 2 renewal
,tcsnts hsIkable money by order Of HIS Honor. me
Mayor. Aohhh la hNn' S' iof in
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NOTICE of INTENTION to FORM

Y az INSURANCE COMPANY Capital, S5O0,OOO,
divided 10000 shares Of so each-The undersigned
hereby give of their intention to form an Insurance
COMPANY TO be oca ed in the City Of NewYoIk and TO
be called THE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE
Insurance COMPANY" for the purpose of making
insurance on dwelg houses stores rents and all kinds
of buildings and upon household fum merchandise,
and other property against damage by fire. and the
rks navigation and transportation. az expressed
in the I'd subdivision OF The LIST section of the act TO pr wide
for hs orpo alton Of Companies passed April
10, l849-Daied New YORK. February ), 1891
Caleb s woodruff Simeon Draper, Morgan Morgaas,
Abram Waterman VIM. + Burton, John Haysell,
John Bruce. Solomon JessnIun, George Hall,
Calvin Condt, Casper G Childs, Chas w Hull,
~ J. Baymcnd, John J. Yeliott, Taos. +. Leslie.
Alfred jones John p. Wake, Jas. A Donaldson,
DanI p h lrnard. Chas. Jenkins, Henry A Carhart,
joseph Giles, Robt Mcclellan, John Bmhtoh, Jr.'
Henry Major, Inhus A. Candee; ~, Manet,
Samuel Hassen John l. Sheppard, hlcn d. ~ h'"s'
VIM NJ. Dodge, Diver HUH, Jooi oah n.
Daniel Rabold, Charles Hooper 1inio'ny ooiso"
Iobn e Hull Walter Keller, ,
'0'' - - JOHN BRUCE. President.
o,ouoN JrssuRuN Secretary 81 l9tTurh&Sh
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Gtsamboats anb Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA RIA L K GA D.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Between pailaa ,, ip AZ
"a pttsburs through In TWENTY FOUR HoURs -Oh anu
sr Dac Io passengers will be earned By the PennsIrs
ala Railroad Company, between Philadspha aeS s,s.sr
burg in Twenty four HosrS, WITH Only 70 miles VI
aver an excellent Turnpike Fare $il - 81. (.,sat
Thsi The rhortss. and best route between ns
West and the Atlantic Cities. and the rss
Tbroogh Train Cin "a hours) leaves the pep2s, NO.
.egf Of Broad st. every evening a. afo ;,ocI 81
r. W.v IRAN leaves the place az - honr.
~ th, line Passeng,s Will be earned through ID D
With coed nights st Hohday.pus. Harrisburg,
rtr,s,swr' Huntiusdoa, JohAstown, &C. e'G Ak
dosRss.ns By day hght.-philadsigrnulndts MOORE,
..., peunsvvsnia Railroad Company
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Doctor and Mrs Dtaks,
SON-IN-LAW and DAUGHTER and

~ SUCCESSORS 10 the late Mrs MOTT, Female Ply
scian formerly located this city and IN Boston nave re-
Gently returned fIom London and now residing a. -
259 GI.eHe between Nav.riy and Clinton places who
they are prepared 10 furnish specific remedies i1 lhs
loving diseases VIZ: DysDtpsi IN al rs stages 800
Complaint, Jaur dice, Constipation, General Dsou w
NERVOUSNESS a. Female Complain s. or Weakness N7u-
rafls Tic DoloTEux. Rkeumatisn, Hemonb 'i'"'' ~
Piles SeorUutc and Gu affections OF every Niie
Asthrs and all Bronchial difficulties. worms t'!'-e
EDsipeias aud Dropsy.
DR. and Mira. DRAKE also be corsultsd ifes -
charge in relation all diseases incident 20 me hh.h
frame. except those arising from immoral y; ai h'h
their long experience both this county aad Elrn2s
where they have resided the last three years tny coA
deptlg pledge themselves to cure relieve IN sV"f
Their remedies are composed entirely Of Veg t'1 20
tracts and Essential Oils and PREPARED IN ms sanr
AZ from the recipes used nv ihe nv LIS
MOTT for many years, with such general succsss.
i22 3tN&Ths
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and MELODEONS

u TOH SALE.-Persons about purchasing Pianos OF
Meledsons are invited 10 call at BENNETT CO.'S
WMeroon No l2 fulton ST. second floor. least side OF
Broadway where they will find an ASSORTMENT OF the moa-
sp STYLE If rosewood PianoFoTte and Meodeons Every
hsrumsnt warranted for tive years and when doubts are
Until such dopbts are removed Old Pianos received IN
Y lst IY29U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
UOURAUD'S MOULD HAIR DYE is

lest ever lpyentsd Dr. Gourauds established reputation
as Chemical Philosopher. is guarantee thai II Is so
THIS Dive the skin requires no drying IN we
su trouble and moreover possesses the slnguLI prop
trY fpoursh the hair. making it soft and nice Equiy
Tsnov ned is COura nd's ITALIAN MEDlcA rED SpAT'
~ Gu III tan pimples feckes saowness CHAPS cIacss
chaf,s and ali skin deformities POuDRE SUBTLE up
REQ bsI from low upper lbs or any part OF we
BODY. LIQUID ROUGE. for pale cheeks and lbs HALE
GLOSS and LILY WHITE Found at DR. GOURADDS
established Laboratory, CT WAlkerst near Broadway
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JFOotlU DlI4S uF shtLiNo-
NNnr EpnM rYHR ennH


EDW'DK COLLiNs& co. 50 wsIl-ss n. York,
BROWN SHIpLEY s CO, Liverpool,
Z. G. ROBERTS CO., - Kings AIMS Yard,
London,
JOHN MUNROE co, &c Rue Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES, Paris, GEO. " DRAPER, Hsvre.
9hs OF these ships will ne accountable for gola
diver, snllon specie, sToly. precious stones metals
snless bills Of ladng ssEed thsrscr, ard she value
thsreofkhsrsin exprssssa ds
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,noTInFNCF AND WORCESTER

DROVIDENCE AND MUhT IN faIthsr
poIp-sPECTAL NOTICE.-UaatIn "a proTi-
-. -. o'coek p NJ Train from oISessI.e s'clock
asIcs viii dsa,sd at wGs r, E.srsss which
,ecesss,y 70 =, o'clock of the ,ss. Iran
This vii insure connscir ssn.s ah's''
ta3tf loA<-~ -
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M CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSE ard Ship Furnishing Warerooms, No.
$50 Grand ST., New York, where will he found mpete
assortU OF the following articles Feathers hair
and husk also, beds mattresses palasses aud cushions
also bedstes of every description VIZ patent screw
joint lock JOINT cottage aud trunde cots
&c ao, splendid variety of paper hangDgs, borders &C.
Mr. c. would call particular attention 10 his style Of
hair and spuTg mattresses. ~, h old beds and mat
Gest es renovated and made over equal onew, by
w. CRAWBUCK, No 338 Grand second
9flm DOR east of EsseI-st.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER.

~ SHiP-Notce Is hereby given that the undersigned
have 'ormtd limited uant to the Satu'es
of the ate of New York. that such par nershp no
conducted under the name or firm of o NELL COL
Inns thai the seIeTa Of the business intended
be transacted the buerg and selling Of tobacco
iaid limited partnership, and on COMMISSION
in the CITY Yofk hst the or all the rensral
AID special partners inferssted therein are DAVID
OrNriII. JAMES COLLINS ard ROBEhT n.
ARKENBURGH that ths said David O'Neu. who le-
the City or BTccklyn, County Of kia gs and State
of Ntw Yosk. aad the said sues Aims, ~ho resides
IN the CITY Gnt, and state OF New fO!k, are the
sTal partners and that the said Robert H. Arsennu'gh,
who resides in the City Cen-tv ard state Of sew YORK
is the sTecsl rartnsf that the sad RloeTt n. Aken-
buJgh the said special partner has con opsd as al
n the stock said Hlted partnership me ssn
OF 1--WE thousand dollars sh ana that the sac inited
partnership the second day o. teDaarf
eight huBortd and nifty two and TO term nate
the second day Of February thousand eight nn-
dred and 6ftyfye Dated, NewYork January 81, 1852
DAVID O'NEtLL,
JAMES b. COLLINS,
nsv Robert H. AhKENbURGH.
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Copartn zip.

I United PARTNERSHIP.-Notice
s hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED according 10
the povisons Revised Statutes OF me sas o. sr ~
YorS have formed a limited partnership, ana tha' tIc
nane or finn under which snch partnership IS TO be con-
Quoted Is FEkNER, McMILL AN AR[Ho n Una. me
g,rea nature Of the buEire intended 10 ne
rocery and Commission that the names 81 tse
general partners interested therein are dem n,
NFR SOLOMON MCMILLAN, and JOHN b An,
THUR ard hat OF tho special oatAer nIeressa
theren is OLIVER II. TWEEOY; and that sad Dean ~
Ftnner ard Solomon ID bic Hnan snd SAID OVet D.
rwet dy respecty ely reside the City and SAre OF e"
Yok and that said john Arthur resides IN Jersey CIV
IN The Counfy of Hudson in the ate of New jersey th'
he amount Of cspta which the said special partner on
yer Twetdy. has contributed 70 the common stock Is
entv Thousand dollars and that said partDe ship IL 70
epmence on the second day Of ebl uarv in the year sz
and is terminate the second DAY OF February Ia 's
fe@i 1901 OLIVER B. TWEEDY.
DEAN X FEENER.
SOLOMON ID MCMILLAN
atex JOHN B. ARTHUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
I'm. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA
as by the celebrated Chemist and Ply

Nm. TOWNSHIPS SAkSAPARlLLA
~ manufactured by the celebrated Chemist and Phy-
JAS R. Chiffon, MD,
has been mossucces.ful in of COUGHS, COLDS
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and ALL
LUNG COMPLAINTS, the primary causes oil
CONSUMPTION,
which never to be neglected They shouldbe promptly
attended to in the earliest stages not by violent treat
mept for this frequently aggravates them but by using
DR. s. p. TOwNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA,w which con-
tains lust the qualities that requisite in these cases
II acts mild Alternative and expectorant thus changhs
the action of the system and enabling it to throw OIL the
complaint 1t is the very best family medicine that ha,
ever been invented, and mother who cares for the
health of her children should be without supply at all
tin es in the house II half the slight colds" were only
attended to time. By using this simple remedy. what
large amount of sickness and suffering might be saved
saw nothing of doctors bills Oac dollar, PAID for
bottle of DR. Townsends sarapara, will do more good
and be much better than ten times the same
amount TO doctor for JUST CALLING TO sEE YOU
We could fill pages with certificates proving the benefits
tina, many have received from the use of
THIS SARSAPARILLA.
We will only however, give below few extracts nom
some of the certificates possession with the nass
of those who have been cured
Mr. THURMAN MATTocKs, Golden, Erie County, N T.
For two years was ai cted with hacking cough accom-
panied with pains the side aud chest and for s1 months
confined TO his bed few bottles Of DR.. Townsends
Compound Extract OF Saissparla, has restored him 70
perfect hesllh again. 49, M
Mr WILLIAM RUSSELL, No, 6s Carnsne st N was
cured of bad cough and splitting Of blood by the use OF
this medic ne.
Mr. JONATHAN TAYLOR EatoH. C &, writes US that his
wife has been entirely cutd OF consumption lorSngn on
by akug ght cold ~ by using few bottles OF Dr. s.
y, TowDsend's Sarssparilla-
Rev. NJ. J. GONZALES. Missionary to the Portuguese
writes that from fair trla of Dr. Townsends Sarsa
paa he safely recommend 1t rs the bes' remedy ioi
Rev SAMUEL WHITE Pastor ofths Baptist Church, l.,
after suffering from pulmonary affection OF the Lungs
asd other ALARM symptoms Of Consumption was cured
by DIR s p TnwpseId's SarsapaIllla .
Rev J. o TUNIscN, Railway, "; j. nad been 100 ioss
tine afflicted with cnnsj ant and ala ming irritation 81 me
throat and lungs. Was cured by the use Of Dr. g. z.
Town as sar sapanls
Dir s y TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARilLA is cow mann 40.
by the Prope.crs the direct supervision sna
supeIin;el deLce Of n,r r,.
whose certificate prn green pspef pasted on ne
eu,ide wrapper Of each bottle and Dr. r Iswasenas
signature he stsel plate engraving soy h'ts "ho"
the ceitihca'e
All OTHERS ARB CouNrERFEirs.
ji7 lmTuThsSs
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
HI NsW-yORz - ALBANY and TROY. win,sl

AIra,geneRi On THURSDAY Jan. u.s. he Trans viii.
uid frfthsr notice.. run a. fellows;
Leave Ns~-iorl gong Nerta hem sae ohss Aeu
Chambers At AtSl AN for through freight saly stsrt-
iRg from sst-st) Al 4 " for psssesgen 20 Pesks-
siu sna AZ inssl mediate stan RS At III MAIL Han
Ioi Alosf aAe r,, stopping At ssesssl sss al Sztisas
,hforsa Freight only. ls,srtiuE from 5isH) Ait Pm,
stptess nan Tor Albany sHt Troy. stopping only a.
Sesks1le Cois spTias FEhki. gousskssPss Rn,asoeck
AZ HUDSON. ARP "A passengers and freight 10 Pseks-
ALL only stopping =, all stafion, AttP NJ, Passsn
gsIs 20 tesAsAh only, stopping A. way stations. AIS
= asi IRAN ,er Ai6an, snd Trey sGopsnS At Pseks
HI. Cod SpK1g. F,hkl. New HamburgA sad psk eepss
AID AL stations aortb Of ina, place signal Al 81 PM
Tor SOug hseepse, sioPoGg 81 all say.sAtosS NJ.
TO- EssTl1s AID thrDegh freight oay, IRON Dist, ST.
Gong south, leave ILoy knSne station, al AN, lt
A NJ. and lem. p N Leave Albany AZ 81 A ~. for
shri ssa frcigA, only, (fTo2 East Albany At II AN
Sail Tram Tor New YORK, stopping Al all way stations
8A 81 for WAY freight en.. iron Els. Albany Am
An Express Train for New-York stopping only at Had
son RhEsheck Poughseepsis. Fishkill and PsehssI Al
81 2 81 for psssersefs TO Ssw fors stopplsg sE,
Nsht Mail Tran
Lsa7s poaenEeepsis for Esw-yOrt az q A M. stop
Leave Peexssll FOR Nsw-YsYk at 81 A M, passengers
Tor New YORK. stoppyng ~1y-xstions. Al 10 ,pAs'
sngrs End freight % NsvYoIk stopping NJ sfatons
~ NJ gsSssngssst to New YeEs, stopping at~systa-
psqscnFs-s wiz psc-rs Tickets before sstsrnxtAe Cars
Ns~-son jan Is, 1851 Ul5l RoBr. HIGHAM, supt.
n YORK ana ERIE RAILROAD.
pier foot of Duane-st.:
Man TRAIN at A. N Tor DaRsirk and all Stations.
hswsuReH EXPRESS TRAIN sttPM
WAY TRAM attP. d., for SuferRs, Oxford and inter-
mediate Stanops.
EvENINa EXPRESS TRAIN at 5 p. NJ for Dunkirh, con-
meeting with the Dunkrk and State Line and Ens aud
Northeast Railroads, for Ere, Pa.
New-York. Dec. ~ 1851. d1u
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Oftan Cleaners, ~.

.r.w
TsyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMEsl-
CAE ROYAL NAIL sTE 1!ses .nS Ssw::a
SSsToE and IITERPOOL-Ihe Boston shps oL.y CAT
- HsifaI 20 land ard receive mats and passense''
ARABIA. Capt -. sSSnrpnpI p n i,o:k
PERSIA, Capt. =. .TTtEiPl stone
ga C. 4 = JadSD-E. 1i4 ,Dnx ~ 2.r,;:ss
CAMBRIA J. Latch. x1
-l,ese ,sxIels carr clear white ngh' ~ nA''
go On sts board bow red on port bow, IL. psh
tNERICA, sh3pneB, from BOSTON Wsan sS.y Eeb II
.JAGARA stone I'm SEW-YOhk, "edheS9 Ia "a "
s1RoPI, Lott fIon BOSTON Wsdnssesy, so FEB IS
SSHEDi' Harrison from NJ YORK, Wedheso<,;
caMpRIi. Lsitch from BOSTON WEDNESDAY .rrs 10
AsRlCA hyTs I'm SE ,S Ro.iau Wsas ssdsy Mch i
ASIA. JSd,lns from NEW YORK w.dss nS, r.esirsa
~ 9-snch German and other tofeigs to2os, hrs
- rh, "a comrnon with British Goods. Through ss
~ iadinr are gwen in Havre f9r Eew-forL. s,,s
Passase from New-Ysrk OF bos.or' W Ii'''T~'
p,rths not secured until psio iW .d an smouat k.7
Freight viii be charged on specie U''Oh1 -
p-rsonsl expenses. -. ho.Yd
Az experienced Surgeon OF ecu a,r. tArour h shs
r1t ac. For freight or ga,s1Es spRy :; ~ po,avx.-
v,r.t Cabin $40; Secoed Csoihts
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UNITED STATES and PACIFIC

limited STATES and PACIFIC
4 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-OaV ia[ 3r "a
inc for San Francisco Chsgres Drect-SA ANOSo OF
sAIIIsG DAY-On FRIDAY, Feb Se0phs sp lso,add
new double-epgipe steamship Ell DORADO, unequtlea
~ b., srconmodatons and speed, $50 tuns: HAT
stsin u s. N commander will sail on FhiD ~. T 10.
On ocock III precisely. from her PIER 1901 OF s
rem 81 North River with the Govern snt Dis ie
srss direct connecting with the extra mach steamer
rom Panama 10 San Francisco. ~ 80, ,u.,
For freight or passage apply at the ohce No III west
5" of iadns signed at the Office the morning
bins VI ia"'e '7 i0ftz0
OF sailing.
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uiGng~Fnrs

M f. LO ID h o n 5 .-CARHART ~
W. NFEDHAM manufacturers of CiTharts Patent
Melodeope WaIerooms No SS3 Broadway; Manutactnry
No 75East l3h-st New York. Price iom $50 to $500.
IF luse
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.sh-in addition to the perm anent French school,
- Vso vrh the Classical and Mathematical fnstitu-
N6'h av near Washington square. Glasses for
sses,, $40 Gentlemen receive instruction every secular
Tlrss usnef The direction ef Prof.. VILLBPLAlF.
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INSTRUCTION. "A Lady, accustOme'
D to Teschng havinr some hours unocenpea wsnes I.
o'sin f.w pupils OF w1ulo accept an eas y
m erheol Her courss Of ins'ruc comprises no a. ia
Fr,mh branches French, NuNc and Singing Addi.A IS
ii s.. No 50 Valktrst. hu SinleN'
DRIVATE TUITION in SPANISH -
D C. GORRIN continues to give lessons IN tue pare
Casfan Ian usge, either AZ his resicerce Or mn -
pi's Appl, at No n 3sn-st.. near sd-sv ~ '"
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nISSOLUTION. The cSP .1is.r. M der
Dbe.,oore existing between the ad,soiy.d BY ma-
-. s,,n ~ 9 4 L. HOLMES, Is HEREBY e"s'
turl con seIt-Ne"- SoiA T. HOLMES.
EDWIRD NJ. BENJAhiN'
CHAs H. HUNTING.
ss HoLMEs will ss.,iS r .t es Formerly oeeapsd
siss Bu'ins !. -Nsw.York, January H. iS
lI Ns
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN

L RAuROAD.-wINrER ARRANGEMENT, Dec.
|, ls5l-rrans on. of NswYo leave near corner Of
Cansl-st. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven a, and
li.3e A. III snd4 5P. The ll3o A. n. runs IN con-
sec;lOn with Train nom New Haven to Hartford and
SDrinsfsld. and with Tram over the Canal Road
IMPRESS TRAINS for NevHayen, Hartford, Springfield,
lConueccut River and Vermont Railroads, to Ostens
burgh snd Monsrea Bo.ton and Worcester. ut A. NJ,
stops Stamford and BIdgeport) and p NJ tstops at
Stamford Norw ak and Bird epo time, about 81 hours
10 Boston The A. Nj connects with the Housatonie ana
Esugatucs Railroads a. Bridgeport ard Canal Railroad
a. New .HaysH. The O'Clock p. NJ. with Naagssuck
Railroad a. Bridgeport
SPscrAL TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 "A n and 81
p NJ. Stop q, Nount Vernon snd Pehamutls.
TRAINS MIRO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trains leave
New Haven at $40, 7, and 81 A. NJ, and 40 p. N.
The % A ~ receives passengers nom Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad II New Haven, and from
Nausatuck Railroad AZ Bridgeport The t20 p. NJ
ceives passengers IRON Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EyPRFss TRAINS leave New Haven. arrival OF Trains
from Boston, LIS and 9i5 p M, stopping at Bridgeport,
N9rwaE end stanford3 leaving Boston Hs A. a., and
Up. ~.
SPECIAL TaAIEs leave Port Chester at so A NJ. and
l5PM.
See largs bill Of advertisement al the Station House and
PRINCIPAL Hotels GEO ". WHISTLER, IN,
d5 Superintendent
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Hebocla.

MARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP.
1N1 ING-rhs advantages OF this Work will be al
nee perceived BY TeacRers OF Academies and self
tss<hsrs They these IL fsrashes complete SCI Of
mule accounts business Transactions forms ant cal
STATIONS appropriately printed IN cnlors embraces.
essdss 00 pages of familiar eIpanahoIs dated 10 apply
ess,ly all the the account DOCKS the whole
= uraEgtd TO fern a most beneficial course OF practice
~ he student pass through 22o pp proe 20 hand
xnel bound For sale q, the Authors Counting Rooms
Sfns Practice Of Book Keeping. No s4 B-oadwsy Ssns
sefk N Slnnlkh 81 so JIs imDNlNA
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UMPIRE CITY LlNE.-FOR SAN
4 a FRANCISCO. via CHAGRES aud SAN JUAN d.
rect ON THURSDAY, Feb. 12-The new and SPLENDID
hurdsn ID Wilson commander, formerly OF the steam
saIp Empire City, Will leave her dock at Pier No Horh
River for Chseies and San Juan direct, on Thu hoDAf
Feb o'clock. This amshi has accom-
Ell
h snecial refsrer CO TO their comfort. For hesaI OF
passage apply to HAYWOOD, NO. 81 g,S sst~,S,v
Mach IL copuec ing with the fsv0te steamship NEW.
OpI FANS At Panama Books open. lzs tfIs
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CHINA CLAY 100 tuns ahoat and in
" store. for sale by JAS. DERRICKSON 4 CO.
lie No. los Fulton ut.
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mo THE CURIOUS" Leap Year is


u TIE propitious time "-lgrppa
Would you understand. and know
All your ee.tiny below
What Of evil to avoid
What II g0Od 10 be enjoyed
How to crown your love with bliss
How cisease to cure % MISS
When a bare ain TO conclude
When a debtor shorld be sued
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who is false and who is Just
BY what process money lost
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Taken from you thus by stealth
How to tell your foemsa's thought
Aud his schemiDgs bring TO nought;
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All If good unmixtd with wrath;
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He the story will unfold,
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MODERN LANGUAGES.-Prof. A.

BASSEr still continues 20 lessons IN Frenon
Sfsumh al his residence No 36t Broadway, corner OF
nhtnst. He has new ssses Just formed. suitable Iof
a. lhal wish 10 the French study ana also
~ nose that are advanced. N. B-Pnvate famhes
SssctsAly attended to- J29 LIN
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T United or SPECIAL PARTNER

I United or SPECIAL PARTNER
~ SHIP This is to certify that the urdersigned have,
pursuant 70 chapter fourth title st of part second of the
Revised Statutes of The Stae York formed limit
ed partnership under the style firm of RDICK
COOK. That the al nature of The business to be
transacted is the wholesale Grocery business aud all
cesssrv business connected Herewith. That PERRIN
BURDICK and BENJAMIN A. COOK, of ths City and
County ard State Of NewYork are the seneal oattners
County and State Of New York is the special partner
hat the said Alfred Martin has contributed the of
twenty thousand dollars in cash capital toward the
common capital s ck And that the SAID eopartnershp
is 10 commence he second day Of February, thou
sand eight hundred and 'tv and IS 20 end aud terr
the second day Of February thousand eight
hundred and ff-y-foBr- Dated New. York, Feb 1851
PERRIN BURDICk.
BENJAMIN A. COOK,
If CIV ALFRED MARTIN.