The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1851, Page 5

ALES BY AUCTION. 5. AUOTIONBER—GREAT Wise aston, on neal Watete Wn H. Franklin, Son & Co. wi' < erst ve water ‘Eset inl Ta maps are of the ca 5 ‘oul he ee bith two da; We szen. ey 9 sRBAPRCTADIE, MIDDLE AGED aad seamstress. Apply, ¢, im the store, between the hours of 9 A. Me M, McOORMICK, tice, taeda hi areday, at look, sckes of hay oa , Temoy’ a ie poy Shanes ps i Parity of tency an ‘inet ul Fg2tpipncen, niselth'a etext ouit purchasers. to be fold in lots to C. KEMP, AUOTIC * & stock of Gold Med ania valent over wetanen ent le Ee get 2a 13 holes jew. P A ET at tlives plated ware of the beet quctliy, seuriste often tnd coffee: igen kettles, silver sége eed walters. vari ast or ut bottles; ci pets, toast eka, Pandl ticke, e. Tzaned, Clos eA wh inlaid & tg tr i ‘bron: together with a great variety of othe: be found well worthy « of the trade will be warranted as repi eat ANTEORY J. BURROERE. Pol SELL AT AuorION, fifty B Lots on Thi enue, ‘teenth streets, and Nos ale positive. "Maps can be had a youn L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER —PRECIOUS Stomes, this ny ‘at the sales room, No. 12 Wall street — F. Lawrince & will are her this day a ange and valubie Bevortinent o! recite 8 8 Beara. é aeraiie, Rubies, rme—Over $: Vay tered NOTICE.—EXTRA SALE.—THOS. a Auctioneer. —By HN. Bush this day, av 1034 o'cloc fn the auction reouin 10 North William for ‘account of whom it may concern, etd of a hatel, room and saloon; also; the bod foom and otber furniture, ke: Jn great | variety. = entire rs, look- pesbiry. ovellan’ sad Gr fines, Hinton ery PLATES AT AUCTION.—¥. B. Ui BOTYPE, paw renee & Coy Monit Wall stneet, with sell on Thurs dfclock P. ARGE SALE ov. AMERICAN Co. will eel, 01 OLD LAND-We INVITE TGR ATTENTION OF OUR readers to the sale of a valuable tract of gold Yiteinia, ghich ie to be sold at auction by James Co day, Jan. 29, at 12 erctook, a: the Merch te" Bxohang |AZAAR. $1 CR oy i Horses, Caringer, Py jomday sn aor. 7 “JON H. . Je Bui ant, Auction ad: 1 GAEIELD, Proprletor. gees SISU ATION AS GARDENER BY A MAN who thourough! retands his bus empees is, every res an A ‘HO our a ron rence sn ty Tequire farmin id cock and meke: hereelf usefal and agreeuble, Th ld take pride'in doing all in their power for the ben f ther e ould go one fan shares The ply, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘4 situation as Chambermaid or Waiter, in ® private te beardi city reference given. eet, up stairs, fromt room. Can w y dnd New Jersey, and one to abla and euey: wage, fens wee it suited. ed, if not euit Mey tore 454 Hudeen WwW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Facia WOMAN, a situation pas oe Chamberwork and Waiting, in s, spectable private fi oat * neral housework family. The best of city reference given. Can be seon ter twodays, Please call at ry Meonvoe street. Larry bee | th eg ne Mar FAs hay ent bah phyry mar ATTENTION—A SMART From eat Ao'sh required Call from) A.M. to for outfit, a Bent of city rs street. RESPECTABLE Yo ation as oqamnotnees. ren: Can be seen for tw hotel or steam: NG WO! — S o days. cook Wares TUA- A i SMART, ACTIVE BOY. Jike to be apprenticed to ther seep table. 461 Siieabe. Can be seen tee two pra 16 % R8 OLD, WOULD en Ps ply at iain Cook, Washer and Tron Jeate call'at No. (0 Houston WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 48 NURS: sa well acquainted with the gare of ehildren; fully ge of an infant, ani lA parle of CITY RI etable fami! x do general bo BPaRBNCE ¥, ood shim, ane teen fo ‘ancy auien ic {og oo ei good Foes will ba e 7 famil for thi 1 ia i Pro te. tives. wHO tas Lestamts pre~ e NLAYING PRINTS—A PERSON WHO UNDER- stands the inlaying of e New ployment by sen worked ty fos pow if teins peat manner, may hear ding oda to box 2,450 ak ia bai fice, 1 and ee for rosie Press, to be rs Apel ree CO., 29 and 31 Gold street. 10 above lin sou ho aloe. tet essed T. Y., apothecary, be epunetwally attended tor City refere WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS—A young man, lately disengaged, wishe egily understaods it in all ite branches; feral oftos, uation in the com- eball BoA A] \RDING, &o OARD.—A PARLOR PON THE FIRST FLOOR, WITH way. pantry, also, on the Ist of February, at 854 Broad~ ae room in the upper story. OaRD WANTED IMMEDIAT B years ot ne office. them al --TWO GERMAN GENTLEMEN ARE or two furnished VICINITY ‘DE- Tooms, with iotly private family. Location eeash ont sam, in ‘and Box No. fi Kew York Post Ottice. ulton streets, Brookiyn. Address, family. at of referen: cd pints. two days. enue A, third floor back. YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid or Waiter, or Child's Nurse. st given. Apply at 95 University B° Pidew lady re veld inalvans, Abies vee ARD WANTED FOR A YOUNG LADY IN A PRI- vate family,» hore there ate no other boarders, with a oF required. Office OSRDING.—TO LET—TWO OR THREE VERY PLEA- Union Park, ma; or two or thr HANDSOME SUITE ys 290) ins house wit! atly furnis! plete with every comfort a board, may be had on application lodging rooms for ed rooms on the third ftoor, re~ Sante gate, | & jeont for owrens waleon there sutirfactory ref Address C, H. W. TUNISON, Chath post-paid. ves (9000 SEAMS ESS; ONE THAT I8 g to ts ds mn tire ol Fg e of w child four years FOR SALE AND To LET. . ROADWAY STORE AND PROPE ng an almost continuous chai ge, from rect, to iteet of two hundred feet. owerint ine fleer of the front bul! vetted three Fea en! to earry on an staasiye Idings are, bd by shag ~ rod rty feet |, ia Bow ‘bout te 4 will Sit nore middie building will be rented without the one on Mercer Fay ro by ich the — eee, ah ‘thirty fee: a deep. For terms o1 of shar te or ten ears, from the iat of May, ‘nant ni's map.of the property, GERARD, 27 Walt" street. Fo, SALE oe LeASe_THR soyons ag OFrER jendid is alse offered. for ‘under repairs, Con Tenamined at the foot of Murra} x. furiher information, apply to HAW KING ’& STRWART, It? Murray tt ILLARD MILLS, New Hamburgh, Dutobess A NUMBER OF NEW THREB and basement, brick houses, on Washington and have been built im the most perfect the superintendence of Mr. LET AT HOBOKE: ater N. Bet commenced in the spring of ise, andare, unerefore, dey an bag ff ney my et terms, ete., in~ itis ached We! W. SHIPPRN, Agent. Vibes LE PROPERTY FOR SALEOIN THE CITY at ar Wer No. sereot to street.) Beasts ig 5S teak a 98 f ott Th ‘two dwellings Sbereons it 17 would be valuables Actor" ating, ‘or balding ‘on the let of May eine on the . at SALE—DINING SALOON AND OYSTER SALOON, with two bars sttaebed in one of the great b= Nove beainecn, with sheet 61,200 saoks of sope credit, ¥ Gan make cue cf the best purshaves of i th ty. Gnquite st the Qlobs Dinfag Baloon, corner of Fulton an Front streets. 1 ae e AND LOT, NO. 103 WEST HS: z roe }. 2P neg two story eon tremy fon bal w Wand Ievclock. Al iy. A on) pablicaioae I} wa. kK THORN, 2 Beckman street. GOOD LI rR. Rt] SMB, sz0R8, omaplcte ome atiached. Apply at 797 Broadway, between Wares tod ok ne PRDRserauDe THE CARE of a horse mew ledge of gardenin; to reside n short dlston lf ook man; ap Bp cliches | preferreds 2 irish need te ‘roadway, Detween 9 and LIA. M, or from’ “ito to aH hort distane Broadway, ~ <7 WAntzD_BY A gay he Pat erat. 4 SITU- on & small priv: ‘ation for to cook, wash, family, or to de general’ housd ence can be best of ity’ ref lease oall at 7 336 Mott streot. Can if not engaged. ws 'ED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG situations—the one se first rate cook; bas washing and : the other as fine washer and {roner. e best of C., reference can be give! corner a Frentioth street: First avenue. Can be seen for tw: ATED. —AN een, BYA pete ny IAN, in ® merobant’s office or dry goods store, as C 00 kee vied General ‘Rectan excellent references given. Address fies of thie paper. ANTED—BY & RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ‘ation, either as Chambermaid or todo the general oat pint iy. is an Be my washer cook. Hi 4 city reference, &e owe ae. Apply at 645 Hudson street. Wei muon ie a ae BLE ne, or to take care 0 14 Teoitth street. Gun be seem for tw 2 cook; mo objection to worl Good stgetonien Please call at 253 Mott tg Wy 4ait-4. Ltd h f bye BYA apres GIRL washer ro Ant, Please call, plain ¢ at 151 avenve. W4nrEe4 oH, .BY 4 | RESPROTADLE hamberwerk, fretting ae and to ve gon city ¢ % ference. “Apply st suiivas a fone building. "Se besees for te day, WAntep-a HANDSOME A AND ¢ COMRECE 1 WEITaR for two weeks. Herald Om daze. ante BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN Hy hay 4 perfectly Feferences. fs Ptease te call at 936 sit cand te neat pt zi ys ren ease a ar twen aad eae AT “yet WING BOOK CASE FOR SALE—BIGHT foe’ id ten high—at 106 ison perget ‘Will be wold cheap Mee cae if applied for immed iat ny PERSON Mav ine 4 6608 rome ND TOP tomer by address (OOK AND FANCY STORE.— Ceienas OFanine: Fer tale, a boek and fancy goods store, which has been eatablianed vig & highly respectable will be given Saticf opts ed scearty i im part. Ad- age. STORE F FOR SALE may py IN Moers: RN sa. For pertiewlacs | Barclay street. Y PERSON vane Stam BAM POWER, Ei EIGHT B none, witl THO noes; alee, two run of ior ord treet, North Higa Agee Ci ot of B DACH, 188 Bank | USE AND LOT FOR SA attic brick front how . treet: oadway, on Thirt ty. Rent only $30 ‘TORES on BROADWAY TO LET 7n8 SRe Stores om the front of Niblo’s Garden will be o the firet of May. The: i d for respectable et on reason ter 1m Nidlo, om the premise: Li OF A STORE IN BROADWAY BELOW COURT. ads street, of 100 feet deep, for wale. Inquire at 96 rv ipNis RD of te Apply to Mrs. Bennett, my. WOTRL AND. COTPAGR ON que 1 WEBER, 303 pert Beil che p to Btapleten, 8 ry. The in Mareb, if LOT WANTED BETWEEN BLEECK ighberhood of Fifth avenn ot three story; price 0. B. 8., No. 19 dacobd RETAIk DRUG #TORR Is WANTED, BY A PHY- Jician—one that can be shown, se dsing 8 frie retail 4 and where & Praetien © ob ‘The apper pert of the city f ferred MD," at offies, rtating lowes: FANTRD-IN THE UPPER PART OF Tgp tty, ‘where Croce water oan be weed. & place muitdble for & js factory. Actreve A OB, 17 Patton street, stating nd location. TO RENT, With TOR Rigat oF PUK Witt Mi farm im the vicinity of New York, Ad- he tice, #5 85iNK loomtion, rent, Ro, W4nrsp sy ARESPROTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, A pesado to do th ner! housework of @ email pri-, best of city reference given. Can be soon th avenue, between Twenty-third YOUNG WOMEN, in an hotel, the other as Please call at ‘Se Trinity place. ‘Cam be seen for mili ail the sannieesane af in the ram eee onan GREELEY WILL LECTURE BEFORE THE ren: ecjeal sa Clinton Hall, on Wedacsda: Ww itary and civic inatiti ort it ‘Not ¢ ite arrangements. Josern Bairron, Warr MAN, ouran Baws, Henny Suaw, Jacon F. Oakey. - Becretary. ‘SPECIAL NOTICE: ‘ASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY Council of the City of Ne observe the 22d day of February, 1! of his country, in & manner wortby of thet 4 tena potion mines tel for Ais y. are invite themselves to th together with to participate 0 Committee of City Hail, on or ar Me the purpose of enabling the lay, Feb. committee to Rouemr A, Saxos, Inomas J. Baan. Yolock, Subject, here! JOuR | ine ee Preei iy Self Culture. Brunswie! Hos pe mm years agent for the eneed 5 ieee wotere to on. . A. ‘Tallmadge, Agency, in the basement office 3: apg collect advertiser Beat, Li kon Cfeliue a and T. W. heres, ayn President sf the National tnsurkace Com: Je of mo use, as notice h Ths. RYENING POST, d superinte: at ase pro} o. perty, collect . The advertiser was for seven~ it for the irae ¢ atate of Geo. Janeway, Esq" AMUSEMENTS, Mr. ‘Marting Walter A sea jar’ 9 spears in New York, To sgentiace we the tein tate comedietta. of CRIMSON, ORIMES—Fright, gomodienta, 0 Susan F UBTON'S THRATRE, CHAMBERS BTRERT, REAR OF the ‘at o’olock. BE PS TO oun Hardcastle, Mrs Blake: Me Hastings, Me, Sort Lumpkin, Mr Burton; Diggery, Mr Johnston; Mrs. ira. Hughes; Miss Hardcastle, Mre. Skerritt. AZTOR AL. THEATRE, ©: Sibert STREET, ‘Roosevel énesda} 291 tle, NEAR ments will ee moe with Peri Hi eal Be Alme, Hamet Carm eal me To te salenee by. wet ‘Clo L. Fox, Calcd. Cancel Mr. 0. Forbert; Kitty Cra eM. Char! to coa~ ad THE Riis oF open at half~ OMEN. or, The Ladies’ Con Doo past 6, Boxes 25 cts; Pit 12s; "Private box $5. ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOM iat d Ma Brow —Dre £64, to ‘®, will be pre~ x's Opera of thy AMBAS- rg, Mr. 8. Leaob; Fortuaatn SaDRRS freugtan Benedict, Mr. Daun; Henriette, Miss Mary lor; Charlotte, Miss Julia Goul M rge Lo~ der, After which, a Grard Pas a Giselle Mlle Bucy- G. W. conclude with Bowiy SON Capt, Rivard Cattle, Mr. Droughae, turday rafteraoons, at vate boxes for six, On Wod- Teeday, January 49° Benest of Jd eee frman. Bos AMERICAN oe. T. BARNUM. Manager and Propri re Jr, As- sistant Manager, Admits othe Mai and each te loon performance 25 cente, ehildre! r 10, Saloon performances, afternoon at 3, evening at 7. day, January 3 290 1S61, 'Phis afternoon will be presen! Be ies X—Box, Mr. Cox, Mi nal: Museum, late of C4 ieuitety Fpor: at the million of curiosities. Fortune Teller, &., may be s¢ Ts now fhe Gipsey gies ublic Musical Soirée of the celebrated ‘alentini and her troupe, composad of ten a0001 e Cheergue Me HALL, NO. 650 BiOAD WAY 28 & Dor ph 3, upg Lg and fiv ¢ mary SL. Takata, every tution Hall, at Mise # Singing Bebool, oor om the evening of iS ‘concert. ing oi Fespeotable and {sabi pen ob iretaics HALL, NO. 472 paoaDway, rine tree t-Open fale night during a til it and well pon dy CARI rs efficient and . versatile “ce: an, sed “cengarionced otto the is whose concerts toyaytey eity, for years,” have, been received with favor ble 5 eres ene Rivers w manthip. Sm Lathrop, Ing Corde, ‘ tioular On Wednesday ani be admitted at half-; y programm ‘elle wil ich Dance ry I got shrough bi a bite i To conclude with the | REVOLT! oF ThE ARE Patolig No OF THE PILGRIM'S PROGRE! Co., Pro} sleek” Priv: ts, “Wednesday ¢ Classic iigeteaticen appear ia. th 4 oer Saturday afternoons, + “rg catelsgues, 12s it 7, to commenocs of HERR KRAUSZ, becribers, that the will take place on Saturday, the Sth of February. Further particulare sad ill be duly noticed. LYMPIC, ms and an Irisbman’: gen hiidten, und lery, 125g centa; Gal Boon’ and Evenin neon at 3 o'clock, alts teth tertainments are vari Lea's F perform: Talented band in t tiete, who ale Ethiopiai who go through a bp ge Shree ré, being the tare Rand at ‘ ted States; elected for thelt beat Personate a number of peautiful tabloaux, ta! jeturosof ancient and modern times: scompeny of varat BROADWAY.—NAGLE'S GRAND PANO- of {reland—Paintod by tho frst Irish artists, from chee taken within the tact three Feot and ponuty unrivalled; with Ir t illustrations, Every eve gislock. aWadnentay and & See Acmittance : Dress Cire 2 half price, Private 7 tor ‘colored people, 123 PRANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE. GRO, Sole Proprietor. ——Admitsion—Seats in Private cnr 80 cents; Stage Seats, $754 conta; Boxes, 15 «1 i fegant Balcon performances dn ‘ears; in fidelity, inve- gongs, Irish music, urday aftorn at no other place of sreoemeat in tf rari of feats of stremgth a1 line, the only Female Juggler in ‘the ud Female Artists, w Co! Beige Arne see bills of each a +8 mary a oglicetien of sy the Holy Land, Egypt, /ATTLER’SCOSMORAMAS,CORNER BROADWAY AND Sit ‘teenth at. admission 26: othe The pore consist of Europe, Asia Minor, yFia i, will be replaced is ‘course of some Treaks by new equally interosting ones., THE BAUL SHASON. ABONTO ‘BALL—THe UAL Mase Lye Broadway; of the Trustece, ng William Wailie, Jona Horspoo!, Laaao Phill sand Ea. Cock: andor the tole al Commit ~In a fh ee Brothers A ‘Jackeon Phomee G, FE Hale, soreph M wars an 4 fort, ‘Wilson Seal, % Broctlyn Maen. jarest, C. Edwards Morse, Andre Smith, Plate Rowell. I aw b— iene? Otimaae: Foil. Wem = nd L. Rose. Dancing to com- Ticxets tor sale at John Morrisgon’s, 135 the the (ig office, fF Frank Several short ‘addresses a! pet table, ventime "The committee and others having business,’ will moet 6 Bosco Tuesday evening. N. B.—The ‘for eal RAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL —THIS magnificent a! fads will take place 53. ‘A very limited Number gf Uokete may be AE: " . Tripler Ballicom’ A.M toh PM. Tiekets O eesk an every purchasers is iithed to ite fail velue in fom ot use ful ‘articles, without lottery or drawing. fens “ or BomPay, ba 2TH INST., Wi see. 118,18, Grey ba gray: JAMES VAN VLECK, 35 Wall street. eee Be pnd wae he tok: P amy Sebel Ly ne ‘tenn rit wd oer Chub Surects Wt be it Telze's eit ate an ee Pevoler’s an 5 | hee TUBSDAY MORNING, A LARG! } =} pe and Charles dog, SIZE K.NG anewors ame ": Rrashe. ‘The ly rewarded by retarn- jm to No. 25 Mercer etreet. Lian LONE BROADWAY STAGES. aT South ferry, om a biaek eased 0 pera Gl The driver will confers fa er by leaving ita Rathbun's Hotel, where be will be iNeeouy reward, NY GENTLEMAN WHO ENOWS HOW TO ‘& Keepsake, will rotarn to Mi New York Post Om ¢ steamer iA—A Fi ce 77 imohes. VALUE otity box L384 iva her | things thewwty wey phe , & Cigar case, inscribed elivered, no doubt, errone ly, on PRINT P ASI 1” Published this day, and for sale, orien 153 Nasa corner wf S rs sere po ANTED.—A YOUNG WIDOWER WISHRS TO MEET with an agreeable compeni: possessing refimem: 7 Bs sty” ho, san Serurances of a gentleman, an er seteth will please address Post Gace Liberal protector, New York Fi harles A. Marsde; ee ‘ ant Mevutecriber te will Hands plates are warranted to sell them at lowest cry richer than ent for the seenee imagufeetarers, au c. rene VICTOR BI Le OF. 33 "RRREOTYPR HE SCALE ai kive tthe sont rs ‘tans. ANTED— iY TWO RE! W4ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN; to d> the Cooking, Washing, Ironing, of the general te fi ‘No objection to short distance in the country. 6 of seferenee giv at No. 118 Walker stress, sear Pentre street, Sree door, beck Can be seen till engaged. references can be ai St No. 40 Trinity place, front room, up stairs. /D—IN A JOT ye . re A yh | fro factor: moderate anlary nosep! 17 Bedfora New York GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. id oF to mind children. Is &cood washer and yell aenstomed to travel. Would like to co ¥ oF tebe care ofa baby. Good city by post, H. H.,No, 124 Bighth avenue, PROTESTANT, OMAN WANTS A SITUATION ro Are ference ATION WaNTED BY A RESPRCTAD Ak, Wash snd Iron for « priv tof city reference from her | 4 baker. Plone, onll second floor. © PSCTARLE PERSON, WHO entting, fttingand re, wow ily, oF dreben aking establishment. UNDERSTANDS king dresses, mantilias, and can 4 Le glad of employment in ® private Address ©. P., He RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sifu) ation aa Cook ima reepectable fam il oat Feepectable famil M“i ___MILLINERY AKD DRY GOODS. ADAM TA —~) FROM PARIS GREATFUL TO TI iad w'York and i ra ay hee Dress Caps, Header with new shape S| 589 Broad wa; mak Ss’ Goorge W. & Jebi the their extensive assortment of fresh and fashio a Foot for epet RING GOODS. and Satin ‘eatern Hotel in the above line, §°ytce, WHISKEY —FINE fanat’ street. BS berry St Addre __.. LIQUORS, &e 188 Green: tant, & rich col Flowers, Htibbous, eo mete. at the Chinese Flowers, Seurtan tt stent (avi nes le goods | | othe attention. of now (DELIVER NOG THE it $6 25 per ton, well 4 of King and Green- ard, corn: wit PETER the sereened CLINTON, FAM BOAT COAL—IN SI7R AND Qvatiry EX. Pressly adapted to 8 re nse, fap eats R& CO, Pailedelonin F © Greet a the bu. 4 Fmall enm of money, to sail about the sth o vy 4 tn the t communication Mechanics’ Upton Ae nee M AUIPORN 1 4— WANTED, & FRY. who are willing to w thie day, to VALIFORNIA FLOUR Ano, Me Meal r here are CALIFORSIA, to M. ociation. oard « #t WILLIAMS No. 4 West street, iy Office No. 1 Goodri: ¢} ry: p stairs, ULICK GUARDS’ SIXTRENTH ANNUAL MILITARY 4 Civic iD, take place this (Wednesday ) eve an. 20,08 Apollo Saloon, Brondway. Ticketa, $) 4 © aay member of tle company. Dod- pt ‘OHN CARLAND, Chairman. H. 8. Marsrixco, Seot’y pre tem. * UsicaL.—T! ec giaty, compored o at the ‘Jenny Li converte, oll, is now x e Tesidence 0: street, Treasurer ea thet Booiety. USIC.—A LADY, OF WHOCE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-~ ities ass Pianist, the moet enencepticnatio references Pet yy is annie to take dition to those struct them LEYBL'S PIAN@S.—A SPLE: CTE Y py yh a. ie by the above firm, will seen of eownere itary Tat \asteameees wh wa ity of tone. ANTED-TO TRAVAIL. & PIANO FORTE PLAYER, st plas 8; aleo, lady or gent! aBopranc. Address Ef COPARTNERSHIPS. Conan ‘TNERSHIP._NEW YORK, ., 1861. — THR ay), have thie day (Oy fer the purpose of transacting & general fom Dusi= firm ¢ herty s. hive and te dor (I facility to parties who may in- interests in th sale or purchase in this mathet,or for oor wWil- son & Donerty, Liverpoo! BY A SHORT formerly ia- fonor in Pars, tom. Uneaceptionable referen: may be made to Bagameigelie i Buia "seed ree commences, to allow the scholar te judge rma, $10 for each twenty-fvur lessons. ay. HESS —OLD PION ER LINN EW prea Fofive ta | Seta al’ the most respectfully pat rergiae extended ho the cldeet line in the coum HOMPSON & LIVINGSTON, Propricters, 6 Wall vel xe way Asin ANS — ¥ ie charge ef malt and te New Ofeans, per steamship Georgia. Shou wamship North America leave for New Orleans on the same ome yr doing. weshall despatch xpress wun freight description. aioe" attem= paid vo the collec! of deat, neten and bi tle. STIMSON & CO., 19 Wali etreet. [erences TRANSPORTATION.—WaLTE. iy FoR the Inet tw: ‘sname and San Fran: sleeo, having returned so Pama Posama for the {he purpow of wrens ere, wil street. corporated by th The company wilt i real sn ene free fret cabia < 1 + “ failing re wa at as pity, aad ae tH # limite ye ‘charter of ineo 4 be lowt in applying for share pltce from whence pent, t snail will be at the © WELL ED EDUGATED YounG London for several years, Fe, wienee te | money, in a | ARNUM'S | MUSEUM, ai ‘roduction posed, Sand 7 P.M. The popular voice com arrangement of the numerous curlositic AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA—P. Tt. BA um, Proprietor and Manager; Henr; oaatere, Assistant japtation trom OF WAKE- ily performan w« NEUSTAEDTER, turer of French up stais, is Row on pend, ny pan yornemenie « SS wire, lame, for embroidery manuiactory. of silky fringes pe, igtise aay pied a Promptly a tended to, thread, tad trfsinings the attention of the public to h iney ae and ve cer “IMPORTER AND MANUFAC- and German fancy goods, 143 01 ng, and has ynetantly ‘Assortment of gilt and plated laces, ripges, uillons, canetille, ay my buttons, Lees pecan ae 1. &o. f plait is Ho Brondwny ‘BBY Aaty FACEAGS-sOMNON AND ebain! Ladies or gentlemen or Furniture, Jewelry, ons fine traces, coil, log, ox and fifth fry boes, hooks and binges, bed = Nana = sticks, sauce pans, GD cups, bee for gale at the lowest cash prices, by coun a Ove sou LD, Gold street, up stairs. Cr orr both AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Daring any superiuous Clothing Lyon's to buman beings. prov: es have to whom they bar to the Apply to, or a re or KA pe a Broadway, wp stairs. that they se by sending their ad 1 cr otherwise, nro ailing om JAMES 40- re, 11 Orange st, near Chatham ss, YAIR IN HYDE PARK.— tthe fair im Hyde Park, sree ® viteious ark ya'll sontain more queer thin Powder Principa rate Broadway. HE BYE—D 2 nom we wy xr AND Reva cian, rece! Besides the advantage of mente lately added to u ve rendered these leeches iaalterable an evident fae fom the mere inspection of and should be introduced in every Village aus LAMBERT ALRXANDRE, 23 Maiden lane, aces alae im or caste t clowns ‘than the wood unbeat, bied crawling or skitUieh, very iamee et that ee eine Preys, Fite, bat tacce a a planter, to every head o! $10,000 Guige ot? J. DIKEMAN, J) FINANCIAL, To LOAN ON BOND | AND MORTGAGE, ‘eal ext: =} ‘t six percent interest. In=« 283 Fulton street, Brookiva. $6,500 six per TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT in one or two sums. Apply t PARKER, 7v Libert; ri 7 row » chem sadare been. je. or small watchin, jewelry. er cent, for ti 4500 see boar Fd ayy Of Post Off: al | Most 0 | 58 B a8 ABRAHAM J JACKSON, P silver ware, wearing apparel, dry qoods, Sed personal property of every description sodas a atone base se and lot, x 100 yok ' Touse 1B. Address way, molt coma te tay be pracioke iv iN aai Ay PUBLICATION beer Brother it P Park Place. BE. t+ # 124% CBNTS —CON- Lady ‘Ackiand—United taix dollars a year, ildings, N.Y. VALENTINES —JUsT splendid assortm: o rich and rare coll see 6 mit. Ore fended to me once, an gad will New York office, corner rey lee, ore thor in the transmireion now prepared to receiv t with + premp: ar ap? te VALENTINES. 1 Ragin alent A LARGE AND ___ TELEGR APHIC. T? MAoNagTC SALBOR, 344 COMPANY. BETWERN of meneages sep for the accommedatio: c buniness of be selected slipediy, t timore, and 4 os img r York, Jerwoy Citi Tre Philadel: ry of ranemit, and de #, and fidel the office, “MSW TRAVELLERS YORK AND HIDA EMladotpaie Fee jot tip 4 fat pe Borten payere pleace copy. # home on the 22d day «f ce bere bi them in th jack p eek, bie Direct to No. € Seary #1 NEWS BY THE MAILS; Our oo Correspondence. Wasunarton, Jan. 27, 1961. The Ebony Lime—Clay and Benton to clash bo-mor- row—The Howse Doing but Little—The Tariff Schemes—The New Daily Penny Paper to be Started in Washington—James Buchanan’s Arrival, §c. The ebony line is looking up to-day. A doou- ment in its favor, from the New York Colonization Society,was presented to the Senate to-day. Also, & memorial in its favor, from the Constitutional Convention of Ohio, signed by three-fourths of its members. Mr. Benton offered a@ bill in the Senate to-day, to donate to the State of Missouri, two percent en all the proceeds of the sales of the public lands in Missoun, for school and other purposes, which he contends that State is entitled to, but has not re- ceived. Mr. Clay hoped the bill would be laid aside until to-morrow, when he would be prepared to show that not one cent was due to Missouri, from the festa government. So we may expect an intel- lectual brush to-morrow, from two opposing s fan ‘The House has been on the deficiency bill to-day, in Committee of the Whole. Pde od were made against and for the manner in which the public busineas is done in the Executive de- partments. Among the schemes now pushed here,there 18 one to amend the tarifi, so as to increase the duties on iron, coal, worsteds, and Woolleng, but not on cot- tons, It is represented to be a Cass and an anti- Buchanan scheme. Mr. Ross, of the Sixth District, Pennsylvania, has it in tow, and is to pre- sentit. The persons lobby ing most for it, are Mr. Levin, the member, Dr. Eckhart, ex-member from Pennsylvania, and Mr. Johu F Tucker, President of the Reading Railroad. On the other hand, the New England interests, in the tariff line, are now represented here by Messrs. James Read and Amos Tenney, of Boston, who will have, in a day or two, some Rhode Island manufacturers to co~ operate with them. These New England c-ntiétien insist that if the tariff is to be anended, us they hope it will be, then colores cottoh goods must have a showing, as well 48 iron, worsteds,&c. They ask an increase of ten per cent, and if they get ie are willing to go for an increase ‘ot fitteen per cent on iron, agreeably to Mr. Ross’s scheme. Butif colored cottons are not to be protected, then they will go agammet the iron interest, Xe. A new daily penny paper i soon to be establigh- ed in this city, after the fashion, in some respects, of the New York Herald. [tis to be published by John H_ \ oornees, teq., late of the Jersey City Telegrapa, 11 to be edited by him, and E. Har- riman. w ii bea neat, well got up diurnal, and will carry a ts mast head an independent Mag. It will do fair amg equal justice to ‘the (ait that be,” without ging, fawning or ceamthg tavore or smiles therefrom. It will never-emawi between the legs of power, nor attemgt t Mang on io ite coat-tail. It willgive President Fillmore’s adminis- tration a fair and cordial support just so far as that administration does right, and no farther. It will not commit itself, until the proper time arrives, to any man for the Presideney, but it will, at the out- set, commit 1teelf to the support of that cause which upholds and maintains the Union and its preseva- tion. It will show no quarter to official nepotiem. More than this I need not now put down. Mr. Buchanan, late Secretary of State, has arriv- ed in town, and is looking after ihe ‘schemes of his democratio nivali =x-Vice Presideat Dallas is here also, for a similar object possibly. Wasuineton, Jan. 27, 1851. The Tarif? Question and the House of Representa- trves—Party Movement wm the Matter—Hon. James Buchanan—The Admumustration, &c. A few days will now bring to light the move- ment which has been hatching, with regard to the tariff. Mr. Strong, of Pennsylvania, a democrat, has agreed to offer, as an amendment to the defi- ciency bill now before the House, a resolution giving an additional duty on iron and some other articles. The matter has not yet been definitely decided on, so that it is impossible to say how far it will go. It will probably try to include home valuations and the fixation of duties upon the ag- a value of different articles during the past othe whig lly d like th: © whig party generally do not like the conces- hick ine democrats are willing to make— such hen an increase on iren alone. They, re ard it in the light of “a tub to the whale,” wo merely to stave off an issue upon the subject, and eee temporary and inefficient relief to but ene branch of home industry. A good many of the old democratic leaders, on the other hand, hope that by making an invidious distinction for iren, and letting other articles go, they may be able to create a division in the whig ranke, the New England whigs perhaps not going with their Penn- pn friends when they fad their own intereste ne; the great mass of the = is undoubtedly —— aoe A whigs in Congrens, alt! they may vote for an} measure which looks tone * in the prevent tariff, would infinitely sooner prefer defeat. to the aaeoe ap a mere bor yee 5 Measure. The de- the act of 1 become more glaring by oa and the friends of that measure are ge patch ft it up re the rent gets so large quire entirely new cloth. ming their I dl to the fact, and are The Hon. James Buchanan is here; so is ex-Gov. Marcy. They have no idea of pe: the Pre- sidential movement for 1852 S be worked up without their having a finger in the What- ever the Poo. may do, the old ieabe the wire pullers, = . pelisiclans, have Ro intention of break- ing up their old party strations to the contrary will be crushed in the bud. Mr. Turney’s bill, in the Senate, for the amend- ment of the Caistng patent laws, will unquestion- ably paces ben ned this session. The manifest fairness of requiring the same publicity should be given to applications tor an extension or re-issue of @ patent as the law now requires should be given upon the original spetieation, is generally conceed- ed; whilst the provision for the repeal, by scire facias, ofa patent vee og A illegally granted, is now being understood in its true light, as a pro- tection to the public and the honest inventor egainst fraud, enabling the judicial tribunals of the country to act as a check upon the mal-administra- tion, see by mistake or otherwise, of the Pa- tent Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Purtapevrnta, Jan. 28, 136) Quarrel Among the Democrate-New Steamshyp— Return of an American Mechamic from Russia. The quarrel commenced yesterday in the demo- cratic convention, and the nominating of an ex- tra set of delegates by the seceders, savors some- thing of the establishment of a new party. The quarrel was the Irish clique having secured a ma- jority for Judge Campbell, as their candidate for the Supreme bench. The minority not being wil- ling to submit to the foreign and religious influences by which their candidate, Judge King, had been defeated in the primary elections, seceded at once, andat Tammany Hail, (a tavern’ ip the Reighbor- hood,) formed a ticket for themselves. m ate Es now being made by the seceders to or- se under the name of American democrats, de- Saving that none of foreign birth shall be allowed to vote at their delegate elections, or be returned as delegates. It is a second native American movement, but will hardly endure as long as that short-lived’ party organization. “L’Primero” is the name of a small sy amship, a her, under yy Capt. R Loper,” which was launched at Kensington ihe | morning Her owner ie one of the mo ei hange of the steamer, came over from the Baltic. Harrison, was engaged in superintending the con- struction of locomotives for the Russian govern- board the Atlantic. Capt. Crol jor twick, Who, in connection with Mr. ment, has returned home to his native city, with a splendid fortune, the result of his labora, He hae peeauy, purchased the property known to Philadelphians as Bartram’s Gi , on the Senay tel river, and will immed) the erection of a most magnificent which he intende for his residence. The plans prepared by Samuel Sloan, architect, of this city, adopted, and the pile which isto be set up will certainly be the most extensive, oa well as exper tive, private residence in thi einit) throw “p= vate mansion of Mrs. Dr. Kush com- pletely in the shade. Each of its four fronts will e 100 feet long. The style adopted is the Norman architecture of the twelfth century, modified’ so ae to give its characteristics more light and appearance. It will be located om on cae eleva’ fitly feet aoove the river. Que of its rrommaent features is a tower, 100 feet high, above the prin- cipal ent Trance. ve been Tue Pronvcts or Fioxnmwa.—We have been preeented with specimens of ar cane, grown on the plantation of Major Kuseell, on Indian river, Florida. One of them has 0 matured joints, and measures about twelve feet in lengths the other appears to have tasselled. We have also & specimen of the citron, crown onthe same plan+ tetion. These specimens show the productivences of Floride lands, and the success with which the trepice! ye € Bs meteane The specimens fre in our reading room 4 public ii tion. — Scvenna’ Georgian, Jan 2A. —.