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DOARDING.--Mrs. STETTINIUS, opposite the City
occupied Mar 9-6ieQd
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ID EPORTERS wANTED.-The undersigned is de
III of securing the services of several experienced
enogaphcrs during the next session OF Congress- and viii
be happy receive communications on the subject unit
the Isl of August next Gentlemen who reply to this adj
vertsenent will please qualifications and references
rs fully az possible Communications to be post paid
addressed to 'sDr J. A. Housroy, New York
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer TO United States Senate
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1877
Mar l5-dtlAug Lmtell
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ROARDING--AiRS w MANN, formerly of Phiadcl-
- phia Place. lIt and II Streets having fitted up that
large and connodous house Pennsylvania avenue two
doors of Jackson Hail. is prepared for the reccp-
ton of boarder The has undergone n thorough re-
par the chambers airy OF good sizc and handsome
y furnished.
The whole arrangement is such az to give boarders a
quiet and pleasant home, at moderate charges.
April 2}-eod2w
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Brooke, Matthew L. : :
Brooke, Mat. f. and Allen =
Beatty, Robert III. John w. OF,
| John 7. Richie, and others :
Campbell, WINS heirs :
Cook, William :
Chester, Thomas :
Conner, Marmaduke :
Donaldson, Thomas :
Davis, John, of Baltimore :
Donaldson, Samuel j. :
Donaldson, Samuel and John :
Ellicott, Thomas y Meredith :
Graminer, Frederick :
Johnson, Reverdy :
Jones, Richard j. :
Kennedy, Anthony :
Leakin, Sheppard C. :
81. Clair, Alexander
Singleton, John :
Ianmeter, Jacob
Vanbibber, Andrew A. and
Hester
Hall, Benedict
Potts, Richard and G.. M.
Clarke, Mathew ST. Clair, and
Geo. Templeman
Clarke, Mat. st. Clair =
Grindage, VIM, and G. w.
Templeman
Grindage, William :
Haskins, Henry
Harry, Harriet T..
Lloyd, John
Morton, William
Williams
Temnlenon. George.
Tcmnlem,n A. nunh,n,
yV;l,;ams Eiisba a
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Brooke, Matthew l.. :
Brooke, Mat. E, and Allen =
Beatty, Robert III. John w. OF,
John 7. Richie, and others :
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District No L.
Part Cherry Tree Meadow
Pr Pleasant Valley 300, Pouth and the Rights of Man
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ToIuI.
acres. tax. tax.
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lust arrived, that much sousht-after quality OF
- white pine A. merchantable and panel seasoned
small LOT ony--the only lot, however, in the market
A few barrels Of calcined plaster.
Hemock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned A. select cus
The above is Just landing Those who to buy cheap
will find advantage give call before II Il IL red
into tho yard 10 be Filled. JOHN PUklY
N. Lumbcr-yard, on 7th street, Centre malks..
Mar 26--eo3tN Inv3w sl.
VIZ BAKERS American. Homeopathic aMd French
W.. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste Broma
Cocoa Shells, &c.-To merchants and consumers who
would purchase the best products of the cocoa free from
adulteraton, more nutritious than or coffee and in
quality unsurpassed, the subscriber the
articles manufactured by himself His borna and cocoa
PASTE as delicate, palatable and saluary drinks for
lids convalesccnts and Others pronounced by the
eminent physicians superior any preparations His
manufactures are always sale, in any quantity, by the
most respectable wholesale gocers N the eastern cities,
and by his agents, Messrs HAYES, Gray Il Co.. Boston
lanes NJ Bunce Y Co., Hartford, Connecticut Hussey "
Murray, New York Gnnt N Stone, Phiadelphn; Thos.
bundige, Baltimore, and Kellogg Kenneth, Cincinnati
Ohio. WALTER BAKER
hpni WIS Dorchester, Massachusetts,
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Campbell, WINS heirs
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EAZLITTls NAPOLEON.

THIS DAY PUBLlSHED-Hsztrs Napoleon, Paris
l. and H. forming Nos. "a and 30 of Wiley Putnsns
Library Of Choice Reading Price for each part SIT cents
On the work which the reader Is here introduced
HGzIt his claim 10 distinction as an
author Ills his largest work and his last lie yed 10
Hazi rarely wrote III no urged by necessity out
the Life ofNapoeon was undertaken rom choice MOI
satisfied with hooks sud wrtlen documents. Hazit saw
and conversed with the persons most likely 10 afford him
information He resided two years in Paris for this espe
cial purpose aud the work In consequence possesses
anecdotes and facts which nrOw quite new light on
many subjects hitherto seen through glass darby
HaZu has eDdeavored, ana think successfuy To trace
events to their sprnF in the mighty mind out VI whose
workings they Bonapsrte ~ he creature OF CIR
l. hing; their creator, another ana
Is curious TO contemplate him under both views
Published and FOR 50 by
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AMERICAN MUSEUM


IVoUR SPLENDID PERFORMANCES To-DAY-In
l. the morning At II o'elocs Ia the afternoon ats In The
evening at O'Clock, and again Al 81.
No Free List except the Press
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
The smallest Man IN M p 10 one snS S.n r.,ron
issd py all the CROWNED HEADS
OF Europe. and been seen by over PERSONS hss
made his GRAND DEBUT
10 the American public at his old headquarters the Amer
EVERY MORNING FROM II TO l2i O'CLOCK
On the platform In OF the main halls OF the Museum IN
CITIZENS DREss, Ia which he will relate IA. History,
Travels Ne. singa variety Of songs DANCE the Polss'
FREDERICK RICK faE GREAT. oREcIAN STATUES &C
&c He will :o sPPe ,., In on BIZ %ssp nbs
worn before Louis PHILIPPE, King OF the French, aud all
the principal Courts OF Europa Amer which he VIII sP
pear !" BEAUTIFUL. SCOTCH COSTUME.
in which he viii dance the HIGHLAND FLING, Nc Nc.
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS received from Queen
vctons and the principal Crowned Heads OF Europe VIII
20 IN THE AFTERNOON FROM 3 to O'CLOCK.
Ie,y o. Performance and Costumes
In the Evening at T. and again :, o'clock he Will also
MILITARY GENERAL!
''''' Po II i1ES RE BuRiE scITHE ~
which has been received win rspurous applause a. al
the principal Theatres and Saloons In London ana te FRO
vincal Towns OF Great bsitan.
In addition other splendid performances VIII take place
PANORAMIC PAINTING Of LONDbN,
The most magn ifcent thing OF the kind ever seeu.
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
LIVING ORAN0 OUTANG 10 be seen all hours.
TWO MONSTER SNAKES, 20 feet long.
ANATOMICAL VENUS, 20 be seen At IL. extra
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune Teller.
Abundance 25 cents; children under 10, l2t eeuis No
payment will enute TO but one sdmis-
zion.
CT The public are respectfully informed that General
TOM THUMB will terminate his public exhibitions for
over soon he pay brief wish TO the principal
establishment Is necessarily limited to very short period
40 L. It. BARNUM.
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The aggregate Of the above are Flour. l3s55sl bbs
Meal lH576 bbs Wheat liT.0lG bush Corn
36S9 34l bush Rye. 543445 bush Oats l2l eel bush
Barley. l20526 The Flour and Meal reduced 10 Grain
give an aggregate Of l25s5465 bush.
GRAIN-we note a sale Of zoo bushels mixed Illinois
Wheatst 1921 cents and 1000 DO Jersey for milling At
40 cents. Corn was in good demand but prices are
scarcely sustained The sales about 5000 bushels
tee spOt and near At hand. The Of prices Is
5de7 for White and Yellow Southern; % 699 for Jer.
sey Yellow There were also sales 5000 bushels b
rve in June al - cents and 10000 do in June and July
private terms not less thar 20 cent?. On the spot
Rye offered 20 there being no freight for H.
Sales 900 bushels % arrive At z cents. Barley could
be bought for 20 cents 70 arrive Oats 4 O for
Southern the spot Sales $500 bushels Southern At
about 30 cents and 100 do Connecticut al - cents
WHIsKY-The marke; firm a, p cents for bbls and
hhds, and probably good lot Of bbls would bring ~
cents Sales 100 bbs TO arrive from head OF the river At
about % cents.
LEAD-A sale Of 1900 PIGS balance Of q lot expected
from Hayre sold At o. cash and 1000 pigs here at the
same rate.
GROCERIES-The markets generally are quiet and
Molsssos IA tending downward. cargo OF CsrdensS
sold Saturday At - cents, but to-day It would not
PROBABLY bring over "A cents months Sugars are also
heavy.
sEED-Roush Flax is worth Hall %, but there IS
not much doing New Clover is not active al cts.
Timothy ia s20aS22.
FISH-Sales $50 Halifax Mackerel at a. and ell. for
Nos and !. Dry Cod is firm at s. 20.
TALLOW-The supply is very light and prime is
firm al 9 cts.
RICE There il nothing doing for shipment and the
best in market viii not bring over s.
PROVlSION5-Prime Pork remains dull At - 80 but
there is better demand for Mess and "a - was offered.
In Beef we hear Of no operations excepting 80 bbs
Hams at SIG. For prime parcel sl7 was offered. In
Picked Meats there is but little doing and the rates are
held high Lard s firm At lOs II cts with little or no
stock Cheese is in good demand. The quotations are
sdl, being improvement OF &c since the steamer.
Butter s 14d25c, according 10 quality there being no
Table Butter below 20 cts.
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Books.
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Or THE PRIvATEERs or THE REVOLUTION A
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vii b found one q e osi excltrg novels p1hltnea. u
d-s gued Eu-rale the character q thcse nei VIC
foremost ~ tie Revo,ui.on- The sceue = Ala On
Long Island sound. and Is THRILLING SAREAriNk ION
he mosi alhe1tc s0urCes AID well WORTHY re afternoon
q all Interested in American history hefoism ard sdven
iure. The above vors will - ready II few days.
JUST PUBLISHED.
LIE OF Psll Jcne--price ~ e-s.
Marion and his Mcn-pTicP = crc.s.
Live OF Celebrated Statesmen. BY Join oBincy A4Ans-
price 3 cit
Life Travels a-d Aivsnures In California. ard Scenes
i1 the West BY T. J. Farnlar- Ths he bird edition
C! his Interesting work Il conilins as pages PI'ee
oily 81
Grahsm's Magazine FOR March splendid number, with
three engravn-s-puce = cents.
All h. Magazines and New Publc2nors no matter wko
publishes hem, can BE lad a. the lowest prices
mi W. "A. GRAHAM'S. Tribune Buildings
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THE ANALYST.

MO. 1O-A RECORD Of Practical Medicine IA The City
v OF Nev-York edited BY Wri e. Roberts ~ D. 10 lhs
day published. ooNrENTs.
/. Recori of he New-York Hospital
n. Cinicue Of the University Of New-YOrN
H. CuiQue 81 he College Of Ply seiEns and Surgeons
". Reports Of Nev.York Pathological Society
v Reports q Ohsetric Practice No. by Prot Gilman.
VI Case Of Int stnA Hmmorrhage by j. G. Adams NJ D.
VII. Extract OF a 'etier from Philadelphia
Viii EDirORs TABLE-The Academy Of Medicine; The
Medical Profession: Internationally Surgical Gil
nicue etc. State Medical Society," Vsris-Foregn, Do
nestle, Obituarv. DANIEL ADEE.
M fn1 FulfOn.sL Newly Ork.
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r Knox. Of i28 Fullors, "a ready 70 s-pplv the
public with elegant Has Of bis Spring Feshon The sus
itv OF III. article he offers f1r p1br srprova and uasro
age car be Judged from t- fact hat no man ever rvr.
Chased Hal o. his establishment bat VINO becsra Ter.
nsnrui customer he vii say anything az ~ org
experience bis peculiar fscies and taste a. he p II
press have crcEaiei tie f hat he his ha TO s1peor u
hi business FOR years p1sL MI effs
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

MONDAY P. NJ.

MONDAY, Z. NJ.
The market for Fancies continues to decline
There is not speculative action sufficient to keep prices
up. Sound stocks generally are firm.
The Steamer being gone. the Bill Market is quiet
and nominaly 5d5i per cent for good sterling Francs
40.
The very large arrivals from sea has more than
supplied the immediate demand for tonnage and the
anxiety OF shipowners to make engagements has unset
Ted the market and is very difficult give quotations
correctly. shippers are holding back or making low
offers only. The arrivals since Saturday morning up TO
noon today have been 70 ships 81 briggs 20 bsrks and
"a schooners-total 1913 vessels The market is much
unsettled that we give the runners we hear without
vouchng for their accuracy. British ship was re-
ported taken al H. and another partly full st7s Cd Two
vessels 10 arrive soon IS and 2id and another for Ire
land at ped To Belfast some Flour taken at Is
Cotton is Id Liverpool I, is stated that hotse
in Liverpool has chartered hundred thousand tons
Of shipping, at low rate TO 10 America 10 load
produce.
The Money Market is becoming more stringent,
and in the street good paper has been sold at SAG per
cent. The Banks are keeping up their lines at legal
rates but their offerings exceed their ability TO discount
Much dissatisfaction is expressed in Wallst. at
the delay at Washington In the issue Of stock for cerf
Gates Of deposit with the subTressurer under the late
act Parties forwarding these certificates cody In.
formed that the stock will be Forwarded as soon as the
forms Of the Office gone through with Meanwhile
the depotor has not particle Of evidence in bis pos
session that be has any claims upon the Department
and whatever may be his necessities is deprived Of the
power to negotiate his property This dilatory action
at Washington has already caused some embarrassment
and capitalists have right to complain Of the blum.
dering operations of the Treasury department as at pre-
sent administered. fthe machinery Of the Department
not in working order the advertisement authorizing
the conversion Of the Treasury Notes should not have
been issued
The Commerce OF this Port for the first two
months of this year exhibits large increase Of the cor
responding time last year. as will be seen by the annexed
statements:
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NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS

AT TAYLOR's No. : Asior HoUss-Chsubers's Cyclic
AFedia - Erglish Lleramre, No ) THIS isa most
va4ua5l- book. . cents.
CLIMBER. Information for he People No T. . cents
The Greatest Plague b. LIE, or The Adventures OF
L.dy N Search Of Servant, Nc. l.
London Work Of Fsslion Tor February Pf.ce -
The Black Prophet tale OF Famine = lrelsnd, BY VIM
Carleton ,uihor Of Valentine McCluiehy, 7 raits and
Stories &c Price - cents.
Tales OF Womsn's Tra's BY Mrs :. C. Hal, author Of
the Whiishoy.f &c. Pre- =, cents
Ltelrs Living Age No rs. for III week-an e1tertAiu-
inc number. Price - cen's.
Magazines for March-N y Illustrated. Grahsnis,
Go!eys Lays Bcok Columbian, ladies' National. e..
How o Paw re Rent = fsrce-fo-m.rg Ne. % he
"Muor Drama Price y cerfs.
No o. q Therss Napoleon L.. cents
The Scout OF the Silver Pond Price . ceas.
For sale wholesal snd retail, by
nj 2is WM TAYLOR co. : Aston House.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There is a good deal OF nrh n.
ness with holders OF Flour and no me ssnS -
r. ~ fair extent and about 800 bbls round hoop orousn.
o.. r 80 cf Osweeo 1000 bbis sold for shipment
Al 81 To arrive after the opening OF me ans
Ss, u,chigan sold at Sc which is the same ss previous
ss ~ the sama description. In southern mere = ~
lie or nothing doing Georgetown is held go
but other kinds can be picked up at o2f. NY "a
fer tOO0 bbls half ON the spot and half In ~ days
bid The ossr of 5 o. was mlde for large Ps'@'''
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Gfirfral Notifies

- Spring style Of Hnr-.-BIRD. eo-ss- Of Pl,e
srd NAssaos.s invites s stelioi Of biz customers and
ihs public, 70 ihe asw siyie Ct Hais for s-riur
He soiiets an eIallalaon e -s sane confident hat
tie elegant propoTors o., he asv pslerr viii eoam,ns
heir sPproba,iou BIRD, corner Pie snd
m26Wss Na..Eu.s-s
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sew WAREHOUSE FOR
p r ! " T S o ~ L Y
Spring styles,
I%ft.
LEE. IunsoN & NJ. Sd oEpAE

LEE, JUDSON LEE, 50 CEDAH-ST.
Offer for sale by the piece package
- 500 CASES PRINTED CALICOES-C Comprising
eli the desirable styles, large proportion Of which
having been Tor before the late rise in the
ket will be sold less Than manufscturers present prices
Printed lists Of prices put into the hands OF buyers
NJ BIB r. LEE late senior partner 10 the rgina trn
of Lee and Brewster from which he retired In l945) has
Joined the firm OF Lee Judson and socits the patron
age Of his old friends The business s conducted under
the firm OF LEE, JUDSON LEE.
February 3, 1871. 25f IFS
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IL ClairyOyance.--MR. DAVIS having closed his
Lectures and Revelations (which will be put press In
few dsys) proposes continue his examinations and
treatment Of the diseased only until The l0A Of ApYl -
shortly after which time he VIII for cease to be
subjected tbs magnetic operation The attention Of bis
associates will be entirely absorbed IN different way
His patients in various parts Of the country who desire
farther advice will please call In person. send their hair
before the above dale aerGrd they cannot be attend
ed TO. Address, Dr. s. $. Lyon, 252 SprngsL NewYsrk
no
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Boarding.

nOaRDING-Tlree or cur sin gle gentlemen can be
ID srcommodaied good board and pleasant rooms At
~ ysrcay-sL between Gfeenwicn ard Nasaingloa-sL-
Ferns 81 50 per week single RON - o.: -.
M S. N hLIChlNSON-
UUARDING.-A seafen'an Arc bis wife or i~o OF
ID hTee single genemea wshog 1ae comforts Of bone
1, snsiI Ter!eel private family ID the yciIy Of ne
Civ Hail. can hear Of place hy addressing line 70 b.
Al III. Office References exenst gec M u
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Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

suPEhIoR CouRT-Nos. !, 2. S, 7, 9, 49, Is l2e, l6
49, 90. 81, 90 100, %, TO 80, "a to 30.
cIseUIr CovKr-Nos Al, &C. A. 4s, 60, Ca IS, 81, a.
81, g. l07, l0e, l09.
ComMos PLxAs.-psrt I-Nos 80. AZ, So 81, GO. g.
49, 49, S. Part Il-Nos. 1870 100, &C. 1873 200 202 2O6
2oe 2l0 90 a. 7s a. 50l10 49, IA "a % 49, l2s las
aN
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Market.-C@ef4lly reported for TAe TS-bpae-
Nar.lI

AsHEs-Ihe market has been very buoysnt for Pearls
and about 800 bbls have been taken at s6d6 25 moty
a, o. ana including al TO be had at that figure. Pois
are without change sat with sales % bbls
CoTToN-The sales to-day have been small SAY
hon, 400 bales without farther changes in price from
SATURDAY,. Indeed holders assume nrmer attitude
and there sppesrs to be less disposition to press Cotton
on the market. -
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PASSENGERS SAILED:

In ls psesss brig Clara for s. TAorasHenry Holden
Of Providence ri: = Austin Kendall OF Baltimore, Md
Robinson OF New.York Mons Bsrtolemi OF -
Thomas T Sinclair of Calcutta.
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p SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED,

ship Anstus, Proctor, Tendon and Canton.
sngs Adna sherman Sligo Nesmith * Walsh Gsrdl-
Der Wright Philadelphia n L McCready & Co )
Cleopssrs, Kent City Point Nesmith Walsh
sears Tangent Bailey, Csrdenss Chsdeorn 4 GO ;
aahsnsn, Prstt, Bsrscos w Lewis X Jewett Adams,
nsssnzss, Buck; John A Marshall, Chase, Boston :
vary George, Wstls, New.Oresns. Elwell & Co )
encss, Wilbur, hiladelphia. A w Weldon; Surveyor
SnspmAn, New'Hssen; Roe, Avery, Baltimore, John
y No arrivals this afternoon
bELoW-l bark and brigs unknown. Wind wNw.
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cHAMBERs,s INFORMATION


L interesting numbers published. end contains
Domestic Ecouomy-Cookery.
Political Economy.
zoology-AraeulaiA
Supsr-tiiUns.
The l2ih number OF his useful work Is now published
Chamberss Information for ms People II hlied Win lu
portant ard v-rv useful Ter upon almost every subject
illustrated with upw ard Il fge hundred well executed
cravings The ork should find place in every house in
the country l. enc OF The most useful publications
issued containing, does. much valuable inor
nation. To be- completed IN sixteen nubers al y Genus
each. No. - will be issued next week. Published by
ZIEBER Co Philadelphia and for sale. whos sale sud
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THE SCOUT OF THE SILVER POND
A TALE OF THE RENOLU1ION-By Newton NJ Cur
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hsted Ibis morning. and may be had OF Burgess, Srnger
CO. Wm. Taylor, Aston House, VIM. y. Graham, VI.
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THE SPIDER AND THE FLY"
Tt1dE ABOVE fOPU LAR SONG, ~ sung by hiss Abby
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The words by Jesse Hutchinson. Jr and 1t has u
Gplendld nlios graph Of Nss Abby Pdee % cents Or.
ders, with the money, will be promptly attended TO- sEd
ihs music mailed 10 any part Of The country All the
ml IL Music Publisher, i5s Fuliop-.L
NIEW MUSICAL PUBLICATlONs.-FlRTH
~ HALL, Franklin square and FIRTH, HALL
POND, 30 Broadway, have just Published The Flower
ard sang by MIRA Loder and Miss NorthRl; The SyTen
and Frar duet fer treble and tenor or bafyone by L.
Emanlel; Tbs FAIRY Song by J. O. Barneti Man the
Life Boat a new descriptive song by Henry Russel The
Mcuntsin Boy beautiful new song by J. de toe Kate
Polka dedicated TO Miss Rare Avery the Barh Waltz,
by c. l. II Col Mays Quick Step By Babcock. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-02
ReaI Gstate.
RopuoTIypREAL nsrATsAT AUCTION

PR opUoTIvE REAL EsTArs AT AUCTION.
- ON THURSDAY, March 4, Of 10 n. BY order Of he
III Court Of Chsneery, Will DO cold, al the Msrehants
- Exch.nge by Jseoo 8 Plat, Auetionssr, use pssm-
ses At Ihe corner vi Heary and Birmingham being Nos
az aud 81 Henry-s aud No Bnnins ssnist and lying -
tween M.rk.t and Pike Sta Tbs houses hsafysf
sory houses the having store long ueeA
as grocery Tho oder favorable opportunity fof
investment they Will lot readily a. good ses rue
ind able Half the purchase money may remain "a
mortgage Sale psrsmplory For parlcuars Inquire of
z7f 5,ls THOMAS tESSENDkN, III Wail.M