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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
VALUABLE IRON WORKS for SALE

Y The Furnace aud Forge Property, Mansion House,
tenant Houses with Wood and Farm Lands Ore Banks and
valuable Water Power situate at McVeytown M,,n Co,
Pennsylvania in the rich and beautiful agricultural valley
Of the Juuiaa River within mile Of the PeunsyySna
Central Railroad and the Pennsylvania State Canal 10
The following description Of this property shows great
value every respect ste Tor the manufacture OF iron
IL certainly not being surpassed BY any other location IN that
rich iron region
TIE Furnace property consists of frstlas water power
Charcoal Furnace IN good order; eight feet IN the bosh
has made 20 tuns OF per large CASTING House aud
other buildings hot cold Blast Blowing GYM
ders and Hot Blast Pipes the tunnel head of the APP
proved construction and in perfect order; ample
power dam lO yards above the furnace oyershot water
wheel a feet in diameter hne Goa House; Il hrstcass
DWELLINGS for HANDS; extensive Stabhng.
Tie location OF the above well made and in respect Of
proximity 70 material Of all kinds. access 10 market and
character OF construction Of machinery and oudnsS can
not be improved. $1,000 would be ample 10 cover Gil re-
pairs necessary furnace and buildings prior 20 active
operations.
syvania State canal halt mile from the Furnace. Has
fires blown by ~ horse steam ennne water pow
ample for trp hammer u TO 10 hrsteass houses tor
The celebrated Greenwood Ore Bank belongs exelu-
svely 10 this estate. This bank Is well known
Of the richest deposits Of pipe and most Of the fur
uaces in the neghborhood have used t. BY mixing with
the poorer the vicinity No. SOFT Charcoal Iron
IS produced-booms made from which are now ceiling st
SAB per tun Considerable revenue new derived from ore
leave granted this bank furnaces IN the region There
are several other banks OF Of different varieties on aud
near 10 the lands OF this property
Quarry Of pure Limestone u on the premises "thin
there are zoo acres Of land attached this Estate
bracng wood land ore land and valuable farm land
water rsht the creek between the furnace aud orge
Both furnace and forge can be- put INTO active "okns IN
from eight 10 ten weeks 90 produce ne quaty Of iron IN
demand prices and the production OF which IN other
quarters from VARIOUS causes, must be limited
can be- shown that at the price asked tor he whole
property, il would clear itself IN two yesrs
For terms and further particularly spPy RreTsonay or BY
letter, to J. ID. MEhE.Di m
III. n BURROUGHS, Esq,
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NyIBLO's GARDEN.-Mad. II. SONTAGs

IN EIGHTEENTH NlGHT-NoTICE.-The pubic
are respectfully informed that ne op.ra Season VIII shortly
elose-s limited umles Of Nights remain only to be gve
la SONNAMBULA
Ry Mad sONTAG, ssnon BADIALl, PoZZoLINl, ~.
Secured seats tor sale AZ No. ~ Wallet, and the Box
Of6ee. Opers eommsnees If u O'Clock.
Holders 81 Standee Tick 70 who coad not gain admission
On he third pisAt of SONNAMRULA. Friday evening,
Teh H. can have their Tickets exchanged og the
Of sOSNAMRULA Feb. Il, by appylns at the WAll-s:.
Toket once on MONDAY MORNING.
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THE MONITOR, an Insurance journal. viii
Il be ssued Feb IS IL VIII contain Tevew OF the Geo.
srsl Law list Of Companies orsAn.ed under Il
with Of capital &c and other matters Of import
Anee. Pahssuen oEee Ne. :. Wa1Vt-
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~ Art Union.-An Association is now forming on
the plan of Building Associations for the purchase OF OH
Pnntpes Many families would sjorn their parlors with
portraits landscapes &C. If they could do 50 by small pay
ments Those interested and also artists will leave their
Bondway s. w. SWEET, President.
J. PRCk, Sec.
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no PRINTERS or PUBLIsHERS.-For

Il sale, Printing Office containing two double-royh
Adsmss Presses Told pa,ternl Standing Press Pres Boar,
and all the usual fixtures Of press Power the
premises The whole part will be sold cheap. Also
Single Cylinder Napier 56x4 The presses may be at
work. Apply, between y and O'Clock, TO r j. RICH
ARDS, No. lO7 Fulton-st.
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NHOICE FAMILY READING JUST PUB

NHOICE FAMILY READING JUST PUB
OIISHED bv u. APPLETON L Co. 300 Broadway
LIGHT AND SHADE; or, TIE You've ARrisr. By
Miss Harriet prury limo paper, A.; cloth, o.
"us beautiful aud ably written sio'y. . lNaMenhAA
The .,oTy vel wr,ira and vii DC read sh mara pe-se
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the crave and ga, tae eAtsf .h-
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ENGLISH ITEMS; or NcSoScoPIc NlSws o.
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Cost and found.

DANK BOOK LOST.-On the 18th inst,
ID with my name not residence the bick of t. The
Gentleman whs found IT, will do the favor leave
with the Receiving Teller Of the Merchants Bsnk, at
No. IA Uniyersity.plaee. WILLIAM BROWN.
e. REWARD.-Los about the l4th inst,
Up III a Gold Chain, with two Lockets attached,
uarked NJ. I. b. The finder will please No. %
East 22d-st, receive the above reward
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TO FARMERS, WESTERN LAND-owN.

Il Frs, and OrHERS.-A person of education having
practical experience N the Improvement and cultivation q
wild land IN the West, and the general routine OF agrcu
tUral farming fruit culture, &c well as dairy msnAs
ment and breeding reang and tattenng cattle aud pigs 10
dssrous Oin with another, possessed OF RON 5000 TO
s. Geo capital and proceed Minnesota, 70 embark IN such
pursuits Or II sufficient encouragement - offered, will
give his services else where, - supernend farm or plan
taon. He has also knowledge OF The numbering buS
ard mill work. planning aud erecting farm build
irgs, sc. Letters addressed FARMER care OF V. Il.
PALMER, Advertising Agent Tribune Buildings, New
York. will meet with attention.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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NALENTINESl-T Splendid Valentines,
Manufactured by the AMERICAN VALENTINE
Co.. will be kept view during the season for the accom-
mediation of retail purchasers, at the office No 81 Nassau
ST. opposite the Sun Buildings up stairs The choicest
Valentine, are offered singy at the dozen price No "a
Nssssu-st., up stairs.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
IRON WORKS for sALE-Tbs Subscriber

IRON WORKS for SALE-The subscriber
oaeTs for sale five sbhs OF very ehsAly located roa
Estsbshueut, situated IN Centre County PennsvvAniA
near the ues Of Hunercp and Blair Counties And known
az HANNAH FURNACE" The Furnace Is bat recently
out Of blast ard IS good woTkIog order having Hoas-s
ard F1urs generally, IN condition 20 resume operations
once There belonging s0re i've TO ;hoas-
and Of Land OF e heavily cm5erd. and
tguous the FrrnAce that two, three and tour loads
charcoal nav BE- delivered daily the arn ce bank The
Land itself or great part well ADAPTED 70 Ascn
turS purposes there being excellent Fam Of about 10
scres cleared ard wei improved now under cultivation
The Iron heretofore made a tins place Of the best quail
ify the USED IN the working Of being cehy o. ma
grade those from which the best JUnsttA iron 70
mAnuiactursd. The Furnace Is the Bald Eagle valley
about miles from the Pennsylvania hAi road
and JuniAtta Canal with both Of which Il Is connected by
Plank Road OF uuuss excellence having Il no gradient
over 81 fee; 20 the mile Metal be delivered 70 the
Railroad Canal scos Of from 81 10 81 - per TIM Toe
other thrseeshhs Of this property b secured upon
tusorshle teIns -
Further information can Re obtiiaed OF SIORB MA
THIAS. Tyrone Forge, Immediately the Railroad
LYON, SHORB Co.. PI,tsbgrg; ROBERT CAN'T
BELL ION the premises, whose Post-Ofhce s Centre
Line Centre Co.. HENRY BUDD, No. l59 y. Wser-s5,
Philadelphia, or Of the subecriber,
THOS RIDGWAY No ISo Chestnutst
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Chances for Business men.

Sale, the Stock Fix
tures, and Good VIII Of the business, four years
and two yearslease from Dexi May 81 20
City Rea Estate needed Apply the premises No Al
yrh-sy., OLE STRATTON.
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Gouses Uanieo.

DART Of a HOUSE WANrED-A Gentle
man and Wife desire apartments in sentec house in
the UPPER part the city met above ltht three rooms.
cor sstns OF parlor. bedroom and basement Address
HENRY box r.. Tribune Ot~e.
XNvANTED-Between this and the lst of May,
w by Gentleman and WIFE, without family, small
Cosse, IN = good neighAorhood within thirty inmates
wsk Of either Fulton South Ferries For such ene-
ment in good repair liberal rent will be paid Address
TENANT, W sshinstouplsce, Brooklyn.
WANTED 10 HIRE-A three story House
w below sCth-st One with moten improvements pre-
erred Address Box No 26t2 Post-Otee, stating location
and price
"ANTED-Part of House for one, or
w whole House suitable for two small families from,
Msy l. Locstion above l2thst and between NsrieS
aud Forsyth. Rent moderate. Apply AZ No los boMery
WANTED-Part Of House, consisting OF
w two Rooms and Bedrooms, four rooms IN all,
with closets and CrOton water convenient by ANAL re-
srectahle family of three decentralization heween Ah
ard 9th. avs 10th and ah-sts Address BUILDER Tribune
Ofhce.
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COLDIERS of 1872, ATTENTION Sol
~ ders Land Patents Of 1872 TO lands in Illinois sold for
otherwise bought for cash Information gwen az 20
The Of the drawers Of sections what sections
drawn By certain sodiers and their place OF entsnent
Land Warrant. procured with dispatch Apply for any u
formation this subject No 1876 Broadway Nos
and g.
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED of JOHN or
Il sAML. DURGlN natives Of New Durham, Mas
Should this be noticed by them any other person mat
knows them, ne addressed 20 their sister, SARAH A.
DIRGlN, No $50 Jsys; Brooklyn, L. l., Will be thank
fully received.
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Just Published,
MEAGHER's SPEECHES-THIRD EDI-
IVA TIoS Speeches on the legislative Independence Of
Ireland, with Introductory Notes By Thoms Francis
MesEher. limo cloth, portrait, 81.
His sord. internal Of n1d higbT cuVa'ed
and expresses iufynE the sTmpah 20 senrous
extended The pre- erersstc and eevated and
presents mode Of Ngumeutatve comPo-roh
[Sausna Inis'hgencer
On Saturday, February 26th
THE LION SKIN AND THE LOVER HUNT. BY
Charles &c Bernard. limo, cloth. 81.
Next week.
WHITE. RED AND BLACK Diary ola Tour in the
United States. BY Francis and Theresa PulsIky vols
limo cloth J. :. REDFIELD,
Nos. ITO and ll2 Nsssau-st.
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IN PRESS-LAST PEER.
i GIPsEY'S DAUGHTER BY Ms. Grey.
RIRONTTS FAMILY. By the aEthor Of lux" &C.
THE FARCE or LIFE.
pgbANrRfS or DELAMERE COURT.
H. LONG L BRO No. - Anr-t.
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hATRIMONIAL.-A young gentleman worth
Ayl least sl09C his right desires enter into
q matrimonial alliance with young lady Of good hAbts
he would prefer that the applicant should be member Of
either the Presbyterian the Reformed Dutch Church She
must be goodOoking He fAtter himself that he would
dssrace her BY his personal appearance Address Mr.
A. B. City Of Albany, NY stating where interview
be had. All Letters wi be treated confidential As this
is made in GOOD faith It is hoped that al APP
pheants will act IA like No person need apply who
u deficient OF the Qualities and the $1,000
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DOOMS to LET, with good steady POWER,

III at the Harlem Railroad Depot situated on whites,
between Fni aud Cenests The vary In siz from
25s25 TO O515 well lighted and be- accommodated
with any amount OF power There also good ho.tway
winter closets CrotOn water, fixtures sc Immediately
connected with the different rooms Apply daily 20
w. A. ALLEN corner Of Elm aud Frasklin cts
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DART of a HOUSE TO LET.-A small fam

lily having more than they want, would rent to
small gentee family the front basement and second hoor,
nng three rooms wsh two bedrooms ia tho third
story. Apply at No. ID ls,ay.
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HOUSE and STORE, No. Isl Pearl-st (op-
Il L posto Osk.st.l TO Let. Possession given mme'
diatrly Apply IN 5d.st No So of Il. A. GLENN.
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in the COUNTRY TO LET-In tho

delightful and healthy village Of Sharon Conn, four
hours from NewYo via Harlem Rsakoad boarding
house for visitors is sch needed for which tins
House is well adapted contains yearly twenty rooms
Rent including Garden and Out Bulldngs $50 Apply tn
d. r. GOULD No. III Johns (up stAirs) More land can
be had II Desired.
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sfr Posf.Dnice. Newly DISQUALIFICATION for
California, &c per u. 8 NJ s. ONO, will close ct this
Office on MONDAY, Feb. 2lst, inst, at 7 NJ
WIN. V. BRADY, Pm
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~ DIR Wietina, at Clinton Hail. THIS EVENING,
ct n o'clock, lectures the Lungs, Circulation of the
Blood OF the Causes OF Consumption, &c. with his
large and magnificent collection of MHnnikns, Skeletons,
Models, Paintings &c. Admission only III cents.
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THE MODEL DWELLINGS in THIRTY

i SEVENTH ST, EiGHrH.Ay.-Notiee Is hereby
siyen to the numerous Aests ior suites Of rooms in
thcse buildings that on TUESDAY I'd inst they will be
ready for inspection aud the books will be open for app
cations They will be replied 70 without delay, soon
the requisite inquiries be- made 10 their standing and
rcspecaby The careful Investigation will bo made
respecting the character and snedens Of the applicants.
IL will be observed that these suites Of Intended
for sm0A ta,slies only To such friends OF the cause
have manifested desire the buildings due notics
will be sven, before the occupancy thereof In tbs
time but spp for teleIents b. admitted
A. z. SMITH, Agent
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u Miss Bncon,s Historical Lessons in

Brock lyn.-1he Course Will commence THIS EVEN
ING at Professor GIays Lecture Room No. 30 Montague
place ~ O'Clock. Tickets for twelve lessons g. single
tickets SO centsat r. d. Smiths book store, Fultonst,
and az the lecture room.
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THE LOWER PART, wish attic room, of

Il the House No - GTandst, to small, quiet family
OF adults only The occupants Of the sppsr part lwh0 have
been there 70 years. number four aoslts and wish 20 1.-Two
very qsiety. Reut 800. May be seeo rom 2totP NJ
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-

~ MONDAY EVENING at II O'Clock for the VERY
LAST WEEk, the new. COME, moral drama, OLD FOLKS
AT HOME THIS AFTERNOON. a. O'Clock DEAF AS
a POST and DOMESTIC ECONOMY. The PETRIFIED
HORSE and RIDER, the Living Animals &c 20 Be
At all hours ldrnttance 20 the whole Museum Bnter-
tsinments &C. Is cents Psrquet and First Balcony "a
extra.
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HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS

HOPE CHAPEL, No rs Broadway.-Sec-
Il ond Week Of the Permanent Concerts given every
Evening by Signorni ELIZA yALINTINI, Pima Donna
and Manager and her talented Company of Ladies and Gen
tlemen Tickets % To BE- had the door and all
the Mute Stores where Programmes can be seen.
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ITO LET-From first of May next, to small

Il family without children, route, and within
block aud half OF EightlaSenne Railroad In psssant
location port Of three story BRICK house consisting %
front basement With pantry and closet Ia basement hall,
Two parors FIRST floor. with marble mantes. Sc two
front bedrooms ard store third floor. Pie family
the house consists Of three persons Rent, 3l75
quarterly in advance. References required Address
MERLIN No n FroDtst.
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US.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA.

~ TER No 81 BOwery R SANDS Co. Proprietors-
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. Il, the Performance will cam
with Grand Calvacade ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
THANs. Dsshing Horsemsnship Fifteen Splendid Acs
in the Ring To conclude with the Grand Spectacle OF ST
GEORGE and THE DRAGON. Price. Of sATnission-BoIss
rs cts; Pit III Door open at 81. Performance
st7i Performance Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
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Veteran Corps of the War Of 1872 win

,,ssnte on TUESDAY MORNING, the I'd 10 O'Clock, at
headquarters No o. Lspenadst, with the usual uniform
.od Sesrms for the celebration Of the birth of Washing
ton the Father Of our Country. BY order.
NICHOLAS HAlGHT, Colonel Condt.
A many Adi.
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Gousce 10 Get.
INTENSIFIED COUNTRY RESIDENCE

III 10 LFT-ln Rive, q Furnished Nouse, Tor 0 months
or wear beautifully located bic u fine hathns.
within one hours ride the City and the Depot APP
ply 10 J. PENFIELD, No. l2j Brosdst.
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DARLORS and BEDROOMS, with Baths,
10 Let with Board. at tic new Collins Hotel eorser
Cara And Wesf-sts
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MAMMOTH PANORAMA of MISSISSIP-
+ AROY SUNDERLAND, from Boston, has

the pleasure of announcing three Lectures in the So
,ty Library Room, Broadway and Leonard-s.,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Of the present
week the Spiritual Manifestations and the Devil"
OF the Old Theology; "Necromancy" Mental Contaion,
Popular Deusons Witchcraft, Fanatici, &c. To com-
mence at "a L. NJ. Admission 25 cents.
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RURTONs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WALLACK's Observation-Disclosures
w w. WALLAcK, Lessee w. LESTER, Stage Man
sser-TbIs EVENING. Feb II. viii be presented,
'TWOULD PUZZLE A CONJUROR-
Won Duuder.....Mr. Blake Bertha. Mrs Stephens
Alter which, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
Fronn. WaloOt SaDette. j. GO2d
To conclude with TIE IRISH TIGER.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock; performance commence Al
Payauet add Dreas Circle 80 eents Family Circle D
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ITO LET-A New House, with all the mod
l. erB improvement and Furniture for sale. perfect
Few, being 10 u few n1ntL The fanny wno 10
Occupy tie house VIII boad with the parchaef A0e:-
able The sarssctoy references WI D. ehenA1Sed.
Location beautiful A11res note 10 BALL Dhss ~iafo
be bad
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II s. SCHOOL AGENCY, OSi7) by E. II,
u WILCOX, No. 2s5 Broadway. Constant negous-.
tons and sngssemen; by best Institutions Families Teach
era aatrous Churches OrEanss Vocasts kc., al al.
fee Of Per the required oompeu aton for
year which procures the m amount in more
pigments Secured by transferable check good for al
orders.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
Names Of DAYS and Months,

They are derived from certain objects
of worship, as Sunday from the sun: Mon
day from the moon, Tusico. the same
with the Roman Mars. gave name TO Tues
day, Wednesday from Wooden, their god
OF battle; Thursday from Furanes. the
same with the Danish Thor. the god o!
winds and weather; Friday from Friga.
otherwise ca led Venus, who was some
times worshipped as the goddess of peace
and plenty; Saturday from Seator, the
god of freedom, or from the planet Sat
urn.
The Romans named nearly all the months
from some of their divini:IeS or emperDrs
viz: January from Janus, who was rep
resented with two faces, one looked to-
wards the new year. the other towards
the old; February named by Romulus from
Februa. the mother of Mars; March from
Mars, the god of war; April from Aperio.
a Latin word. signifying to open the yea
with blossom; May from Mayia, the moth.
er of Mercury; June from Juno, the wife
of Jupiter; July was named by Marc An
lhony. in honor of julius Cesar. a cele-
brated Roman; August from Augustus
Cesar, Roman Emperor; Sepiemb Der
from Septem, the seventh month of the
Roman year; October from Octo, the
eighth month of the Roman year, Novem-
ber from Novem. the ninth month; De-
cember from Decem, the tenth month of
The Roman year.
The Romans commenced their year in
March, and consequently December would
be the tenth month; but we commence
the year in January, aud then December
will be the twelfth, or las: month in the
year. September, October and Novem-
ber. instead of being the seventh. eighth,
and ninth months, will become the ninth,
tenth, and eleventh.
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