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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ "sPRiSc TINE Or yraRis CoNISC Words Is for
HuscTbsre IL harmony tie rustng OF the leaves
la- osbbng Of brooks, the chipping OK birds 10 he swell
d lne waves 10 The spng VI babes but al these hsrmo
nes hNmoriousy blended cot 10 be compared " ne
hlrmo1y % shape which uni 10 the elegant and durable
Hsls u.l ssed 'o the Spring " 1919 by Inc RosEsrsos
PH0Sx HAT asD Car MASuFACToEY, 81 Fulton a. and
nothing euphouicus the The extreme
~ low pncs asssd for Them
frat quality Ngtris and Moiessn, 9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

suPArNE COURr-eD.ciai Iun-BfiOre Judge Id
uar8s-JslA Ls,-rfnsF Hsnry r JlHsf 20 aiNJt n r.
4tsu s- Dllii T. Juss oi N-e fork ofueJ
J4Es Queen. c. JlE- - BIS vii zafe f~s -si- sni buds
orr.s- D. MAJ aaa Jones De- = TO- and NJ Ltsf-le 10
% t.l-- 1f-. ard M The ~ sat Mar tf
tli alter L-r death o. ~ la cnair-n la~ -.i
rrrf ata. silluu sppot-i tl. e-u,or ID -f,curr
suts-gl-1y lof l- sFFnf~i Nrar-s ttl1. ofoilrf
afN. ~ -s-cll1r be- e Ihs 'of t- p-fes- of f.
rta,a a. o. q1--t1u Th-th-r 10 invested sfh te
r1st simply -1-cl0r ~ rf beng cnDt-d -
b. ia aif i-lsl a1 ~ pert 90 VI u-n f~-s -
sfd LsE-l.- l.d NJ Ostsn ior defendant, NJ Et~sri
saIf'nr1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

II NATHANIEL SnsBEE is the Wing candid
ate for Mayor Of salem. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ Asusual We received no Mail last night
beyond Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

Axoru,R CRHVAssE-We learn that on Thurs
Az ,,cy,,,0 slight crevss.e made in the ssee
in the lover part Of the Tbird Municipality opposite
Pandes's plantation. but tire Surveyor win suons
force, having hurried 10 tbs sPo' me lsVce was re
nslr.d snd hale damage was done. \. o. Crescent
~ Madame ANNA BISHOP is giving concerts 70
crowded houses In Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

E9 The Court of Appeals commences the
March term at Schenectady 10 day, Cruesdsy)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
frat quality Ng,rs and Molessin, g 81
Second Nulris and MOlessin, 81 ~.

e. PissFOETs Fos CALWoESiA--in consequence %
proclamation Of Governor Smith of California, that
let czsrs Of the UGiled States will be allowed 10 dig
goo viii be necessary for everyone going for that pur
pose to procure passport. b. applying 10 the Marine
Court 20 Judge Smith, between Il and hey can be
had see advertisement in srolh.s column ras aeoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

Nav ExclrENEST.-The Subscriber deems IL duty
he the publ; announce, that the occasion of he
crowds Of people who hrong not only bis store bat he
pavement in 'front.' the exhibition Of his Hats ofthe SPRING
F,sHIoS This tmid iced experience any alarm, The
mby is composed Of but gentlemen Of scknow
lodged TIE crowd be Increased 10 any extent II
those who need hsss will drop along Price, usual four
dolsrs. KNOX, la F1ltoasL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ Accounts from Washington state that
Senator HAsssGAs Of Indiana was. early on
Sunday moraing last. nominated by Mr. Polk, and
confirmed by the Senate, for the Berlin mission
We hear that Col Webb is now 70 have the
Madrid mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

IL The corner stone OF the Custom House al
New Orleans was lsi with much ceremony on the ed
ult Among the spectators Of the scene ssysihe Pcay-
nas was Hon Henry Clay whose presence excited con
adorable interest The delicate attentions shown 20
BAN On every side were striking proofs OF ihs
snce in beh be Is held BY his oOuAtrymeu. When he
arrived upon the ground The crowd dense and sp-
pareptly upyeldinE but the moment i was whispered
around ira, Henry Clsy was coming space Vas open
ed nni hats came almost invclunisrily from men :
hsno Is the venerable statesman passed Mr. Clay yet
MOVES with arm aud buos step. but hs
too Mainly the rsvsges Of time and ~ nesth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

II CALiFoESiA nsiNe Doors, from s. n 70 81 s. 81
JoSEss, "a Am Fine French Car Dres. Booze q g.
usually g. daily business Bo9s a. add verrallei 10 vesr
wei any Bools made French waterproof Boos from
81 90 70 g. sJorEss IA Ann-st nes the American Mu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ Dr. DoDs wi deliver his lecture the new iheoTy
Of Zoe Circulation Of the Blood, at the Coliseum, this
Ming aud will then exsois bis extraordinary experiments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

t. Very valuable Lots and Brick Building In Williams
burg FOR sale his day al 70 O'Clock, by W II FRAsxLIS
5oS, stfhe Merchants Erchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

tn. Cos yesterday before jgt.- Day Aat .f-ru>n
st-rh-r- 49, Dlean- t1~ c>u'tr fo rIri-r
rrtt- sssI4 ll i1t-rt D. al = 1f-- Il oayt
srssd zrr-uy e. sl-a gts ett4flg goes ,y
a. rr-t--r-s D. Grerus acct-t s1slt1a
n4-f.rsg IT,
b. Grs1t Jurors
sufc-nt gp-srug ID s-rE- t0-
5isus-~d IN Petit Jrlfs I'd
a.t.r vi ch - Court a. .ouf--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
JAMES VI COOK,
SANrON SMITH,
4 COFFIN.

OF ne Nautilus flsnraRcs Company u Me- York
Sub-,riution note, 1881 -
tnsrartes notes . ........ f22l6 -
r-nited s,at,s stocks ............ $3.50 go
Ns,V.Yo,k S,.te stocks observation-disclosures. 326O 90
I -oil.d stat. T,essury notes ......... SOD 90
Dgs from ayeuces and for policies on hand l76i6 O3
Cssh ON hand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1915 50
Bonds and mortgages on property worth
doubs the amount loaned thereon ....... H. 900 90
Total sls2,729 a
New. YORK February -, 1870
We hereby certify that We have examined the items
ia the above statement of ssets aud find them correct
February y. 1919
SPENCER : BENEDICT Finance Comm iitee
IONA. X. HERRlCh. 5Ot Nautilus las Co.
MORRIS FRANKLIN President
PLINY FREEMAN. Aetusry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
POIrcr covnr-ofieer johnson Of the Thirteenth

.r-acr arrested Henry R.-s charged m
hssrns ts..a-i Ers Aldsss ei ~. DT-aa He'd D.
pf-rf k-- ~ l- If-eli Ward oa liz ss- -V-as
Cors Nir, ehrg- oi hlg.x or1tsl --r-r.
ss1.r lsups Ccur-ei ~ so1- daring tt-f
-ols- ~ ~ sll t-f-ir1m af--r
sss coat 90 s1- inca cas- ia q sla -i sholt
~ih t--t1-f ri sha-0e- valued about 80
yuars -s-d Jhn Readily o. s.sday srr-st.i 81
on Ger s1ac1 u TIE Loser fol- Co1r u 5uar
hsErg entered - >sfr Tl-st-r 1rcrg 0-a ~o-
sttang hefeirnu f1a1ty u cof1E AT p.as. F.-c
A. 80 sni ao1i - = silver sst CPr-r property n
Ch.nirz1 aot ct-rs He'd clar<- nste
in-sEss arrested yesterday Pes John D.T.
ls~- fa- Sl-ri. chafEe " hsF< from lie snip
Aa-rz .sss ss .orA q cotAs Seiasls Ps.ssrs-n Coa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

suFRExE Couar-Geaeral TTn.-The examination
&C. si..o1 o. Bar 49, place fhrrsffr
ssl r-rt Al 0cs as-fs John Cochran, 2 C. ltf-i.
a. IiT. Lvl ss.ql, -rnr.l-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
ppslnEss NuTsuEs.

~ BARNUM's MUSEUM, which Is Always well stocked
with cur lses hes '0msGflng nOS which will riass The
overs Of tbs wonderful STARE. II is mammoth Lady
weight x 70 pounds She was visited yesterday by many
hundreds Of gOndsring persons who pronounce her the
creates. attraction seen 10 his city Lsyaler Lee and
he tsenei family que their astounding performances at
agd y O'Clock o1sy Oher entersinmenls aO Isae place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ A regular meeting OF the Farmers Gus
will be held TO day q, noon in the Rooms Of the Amer
can Institute Oh BlosdNay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
The Cabinet

By our latest accounts from Washington II VIII
be seen that the exact arrangement OF the CABINET
10 still in doubt. Hon JoHs DAVIS IA now talked
Of for Secretary Of the Treasury, aud Mr. MERE
DIrs for the Home Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

HisToRlcAL SocIETl.-A sisted meeting Of
ais Society will b. held this evening. At the Rooms in
the University, ani paper WI &c read by JoHS ".
KNEvELs ESQ OF fh.hkil, on the subject Of Our
Dutch Pro. ni;Ors"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

TEACHERS AssocIArIoS.-Ths Association held
iis ~ gulsr semi monthly meeting saturday evening
In the Cigy Hall. The business Of the meeting the
annual election Of officers The following gentlemen
were elected Cfhcers OF the Association for the
in year TnosAs FouLgE. PrssiaeHi Leonard Hazel
tine Jic, -Pr,.dss' John II Fauning Recording Sserc
fary. David g. Scott, C0respaAdiss Secretary John J.
Andersen. Tftas4rer Joha Patterson, Lbrarica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

~ YANKEE HILL delivered one Of his inimiia
big comic lectures Yankee characters last night
the Siuyyesant Institute lie VIII give another on
Wednesday, and ,hlrd on Friday night He power.
OF delnesiicn. la this particular line, uuequaied
sni that laughter which isrs the ris aud oveThows
the eycs is s'wsys sure % follow their exercise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

poor female child was found dead 10 erossstreet
IN. APPEARANCE at once suggesting the desttation Of
which IL was victim An inquest was held and Yer
diet Of death from starvation returned IAN In
que., held the County prison. upon the body OF
a woman named Mary Csrtny who had been com
mtted the previous day as ysgrant she was 10 az
exhausted state at the time Of her comnt The Jury
returned verde, Of died By the visitation Of God
nan 20 years Of age, vas observed By woman
named Catherine English, near the Ch0rcn,Jard OF
Drumeqlen. she asked him some questions, 10 which
a. replied that be was weak His clothes had mud
upon them. He subsequently, crs~ed TO within a
quarter Of mile Of this village where be was seen
lvinz In ditch but 10 one wished 10 admit him into
their house az they were spprehensige mat DC Dad
fever or some other contagious disease. Information
having been conveyed 20 THIS Va the Ponce
70 the spot and found the poor creature dead from
,h history u The case coupled with The escfared sp-
earance II the body the Coroner Of opinion that
desta xss caused By hardship, exposure 10 cold 9TH
and general debility Inc Jury tsSarnso sefelct &c.
cordiDgiy. An inquest was held on the body o.
Michael Dewitt when mad been found lynz On the nil
Of Carrszhmore, IN the parish OF hlmsstrIa on I'm
day win life extinct and feH tgrnips some
Of which had been eaten lying beside the corpse..-
DR. Edward Kitison Of Nsnssh, on his examination,
stated that having entered The house Of dsceased be
foord him lying the floor 10 most wretched coodi
rop dead TIA wife and three Of their children were
lynx on soms straw In another part Of the cabin Ia
EN- sesisd and weakly state Such scene, during the
course Of hs professional experience, be never viz
oessed One u the children lying dead b. the side OF
tie mother ard another aged sbou gears cover
inz a few enJefs whose spp~srancs vas Ale,r
better thai Of those yng BY side Of tn7
ed mother. TIE body o. Deyit presented no mnHs "
violence and ths Doctor supposed ne must ss's sea
extreme want and exhaustion, aeceleratsd y
D. the nclemency Of the night Tsf'ic' % e.a
Of proper nourshmen, WAS rssarHeo - - - -.
Of the father and daas IA poor man osneu 'oah
Ryar residing with bis brother 10 nu, pea
lied Of starvsiion- The poor wretch nsa %. essen
~, ..rsi to- - az 10 eat fsS houn before hfs
Se.,b xhieb h,s brother not able 70 procure him
TIE condition Of the corpse was revolving 10 the 81
- ~ an lac rsss be wore during The day. The COO
sttou of the esrs community In the parishes Of car
rigsno and KIoayoven awful 10 the exre me, pris-
eipaly from disease sgper.ntsced sJ cold SD s'srvs
,1g-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
THE FIRST VOLUME PUBLISHED THIS DAY
NIHEXEH AND LIS RE NJ AIMS.

WITH AN ACCOUNT OF A VISIT to the Chsldean
w Christians OF Kurdstsn a. the fezids or Devil Wor-
spes hnd an Inquiry into the Manners and Ars OF NE
Aneien Asyrians BY Austen Henry Layard ESQ. ID l..
viii an Introductory Letter by Rev. Edward Robinson.
suthOr Of Biblical Researches 10 Palestine" &c. In
Two vols with numerous Illustrations sl
"Ws close without once more cougfatstng w LyWd on
well discover repeat hist sking
IN hs dissertations he iu and copus
tedious he s i PLAIN vigorous aud particularly
su-t and ~@ned and .ng-nsd without being inflated or Am
rhapsody the suthusas without winch he would never
achieved BIZ wonderful task .Ouaftefy Review
thft there has been picture
pars brsveror adventurous, bukhafdt
truthful Eohen oct more or gctnfe-a Than NE
tsfq Of he book teor- us.' London an'lsf
s We ths IA. most extraordinary OF th, present
reference wonderful discoveries de-cfe 10
Of early biblical history. or o he talent
c. and of - author WehaVe had our bfu,s ADO
Nanss Pas, well our fefs, ffankna BACKS aua h-''
question whetbef enlightened more euefprg
than Mr. ARD 10 BE- met with 10 the annals OF our ni
Fngsh Hnry impossible Rad bus work without hnt
Of where Of the rafy descendants o Moan
bt Nn,v-h and the CRY K@hoboh. and Caa .ud os@n b.
Caz. the being great CITY i1rnr-s i
b aud lsh One OF ihese cities or al least portion az 10
explored but before some accou "i h IN"
readers - LAYING before us
'hon useof The extraordinary person 70 whom TINS 'un'' -
Wswaoay add CONCLUSION, these dsys when the fulfil
prophecy engaging much attention We cannot out con
that hs WORK Mr. Layaj will be- found 10 ahoii many -
rssy proofs biblical history and ~ the extreme accnr oi
ne o the prophets lss- aud EIete aEsmt We n
Of Tho d-sucton of Nneei PARTICULAR tN-n Vie
co and decorations a. found The psie Of Nnfond
prophet Ez-k- The cf'uusr-u,c Of
N1.ssh mentioned b. the prophet ISAIAH ~"- ou.e ul M ~
Al to BE- extremely accurate, aud the CONNECTION q" ne a.
asceaned The history also of i- kmg- OF
sculpture highly interesting anu
seat .bt the .aann-r Of ihs' sncsnt people ,
lThe fme- (Loudon FEB . 1873
O. p. PUTNAM. Publisher, 1855 Broadway
Orders received by all Booksellers ma <hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Hurdens on AKricnllure.

Mr. DIsrssi 10 certain resolutions decaFa-
tory Of the unequal burdens cast upon real properly
and the Agricultural Interests Of the country ne hoped
induce the House consent % great measure Of
concilstiou Of justice and Of policy. tie still thought
that our new commercial sy.tsm WIS founded upon
erroneous principles but he looked not 10 sudden but
% Legitimate means for remedyng the evils oiihs new
system The question before the House was extreme
~ simple No less than sl0OOOcO WAS levied last ear
By direct local taxation upon real property independ
emily Of e2O00O00 land tax that q direct taxation OF
sl2O00OOO from which other property was eHemptw"
levied upon rental OF e67 600 900. The whole income
OF the country f29 900 900 what principle OF
usce could 100000 of local taxation b. east upon
little more than one-fourth OF that income Who would
suppose that this burden east In teeth OF the law
upon the proud aud rapacious stisocracy who always
made lave 20 their own advantage Mr. DIsraeh con.
cuded with eloquent picture Of the claims ana
wrongs of that interest Of toe insults they had received
and the orbesrsnce they had displayed, warning inc
House however that the blood which bad refused snip
money WAS not To- bee TITLED with.
Mr. Hume expressed his astOnishmenl al the remedy
proposed by Mr Dlsrsei whose speech was not IN &C
cordance with biz resolutions. lie entered AZ some
length upon the general reduction Of taxes. Inc de
bate was adjourned until the litl inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Legislative DoiDg- and Desires.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Arp..v Mach 90

correspondence Vi iur iitDubt.
ALBANY March ., $40.
Mr.. EDITOR This is great country and filed
with great men. Our state Legislature Ghs, Is, the
Wings thereof have been caucusing At great rate
the last week. At meeting they agreed TO extend
the term Of Office Of the Committee Practice, &C.
very good another to stand By the Clinton Prison
~ and last evening they determined grsvey thai an
E1ra Session absolutely Eteessary snd that the Gov
ernor be requested 10 call one.
7, said here that Gov Fish will be advised By the
wings Of the two Houses snd call them together. Any
tina, all they wan, Ia to make little more
money out Of the ofice-s3 day and no risk counts
up and none of the Members Of h. Legislature do
50 well a, home hope they will be INDUCED, IS they
are very clever set Of fellows. Hope they msy all 20
10 Congress yet Yours. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Congregational Elections.

VirgiHia.-In the With District the Canvass
is going on with vigor, DR.. MALLORY, the Wing
candidate, having taken the stump against Gen
BAYLr. The election is likely 10 turn on the
Slavery question. In q speech al Yorktown on
the 10Th Gen 3. claimed % be s0aad on tia;
point, but D. NJ. proved that the Loco Oco party
had brought on the agitation and was responsible
for It's present tire atening character.
Ia the lXth District JEREMIAH MoRToS IS an
nounced as Wing candidate.
In the Xth District the chances Of Mr. FAULE-
SEE's election are good as he will be supported
by many leading Locos who are dissatisfied with
the candidate Of their party, RICHARD PARKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

SHAwMUT MiNiNG AND TRADING COMPANY
The Boston Aas contains report of decision in the
United states District Court at Boston, In the case OF
the brig laramie Bruce and others, ibehsnts rs sws
zey aud others respondents In cause OF Title and
Possession The llbellalts were the shswmui Mining
and Trading Association and alleged themselves 10 be
the true owners of tho brig laramie, and her appur-
teusnces and OF the sesstores board, and prayed
the Court TO decree the title to the shp aud stores 10
be In them 10 put them in possession thereof and 3
compel the respondents 10 make over 10 them the Dill
of sale and Custom. House documents. Ihere were
three sets of claimants Thomas II. S~szey and 60.
agents of the Association holders Of the bill OF sale
and register Of the vessel claimed a lien upon lhem
and the vessel for the amount Of their account ssnsi
the Association John NJ. Merrill, master of the vessel
claimed lien for securities against liabilities be might
be under A. master to persons who had furnished Ia
Dor or materials for the vessel Messrs. mayer and
Merrill who had furnished provisions and chandlery to
large amount claimed lien for their sccount under
the Statute OF Massachusetts, lsi-- They had also
before the isg Of the libel, attached the vessel IN
suit Al common law il the state Cont. against the
Mss.rs Swazey for those provisions and denied the
risht of this Court 20 defeat the abatement
The case occupied the Court three days ween Jucse
Sprague delivered the opinion and decreed that me
title to the vessel her tackle appsre! and seastore
be specified with reasonable distnetnen( Is In the
hbesns that the possession OF the same BE gwen 10
them and for the delivery up OF the bill OF sale regis
ter and other necessary documents, with iuh eost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
Riot In Toronto.

IOROSTo, Friday. March -.
The Ministerial measure for the payment OF the
extra rebels OF 1887 and sjs has resulted In serious
riot In Toronto Last evening March % Messrs Bald
win Blake and Mckenzie were burned R ethgy. They
were carried through several streets elevated upon
long poles passing from the residence Of Mr. bad.in
10 The residence OF Mr. Blake and then returning 20 Mr.
Baldwin's The efigies Of the two were then burned
The mob TO the number of some thousands, then pro
ceeded 10 the house Of Mrs. Mclntosh, where Mr.
Mckenzie was stopping where bis eiiigy was burned
and the house ssssed with stones and 81 manner OF
missiles, completely Kidding the windows The gas
lights in the vicinity put out and the police resist
3D. The house OF Mr.. Montgomery, which 10 situsted
nearly opposite wss attacked and the windows much
damaged Mr II. Price, son Of Hon. }. H. Price, wss
severely beaten, and being conveyed to the resi-
dcnce OF Dr. Roph that gen,lemsss house WAS assail-
"a by the mob and slightly damaged. The residence
of Mr. Brown, of the Globe was also injured.
Courier and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
4. At.l.nR LclAn Al ID q LII ILa A. aIInua Z

nLACKWOOD FOR MARCH-Ihe Ua1'ons c'nuhued
ID Price % conts
Lsdies' National Magazine for April lsi eta
Lltells Living Age No 25i-Grea, Rsilwsy Article,
&c l2i cents. ,.,.-
Mirror ofthe Patent Oce-ImprovemeDsin the mechsn-
ic Are Architecture Manufactures, Agriculture, NsW9t-
ton &C 81 So n,
held Is cents. . -
Guide TO Health and Long Lne-Culverwen Is cents
How 10 be Hsppy-The body and the mind - cent?
Vol and 2 OF Macsuay's great History. p cts eseh
Midnight SUP, by Miss B remer. l23 cents
9Th OF Sues Seven Cspa sins - Gus
scalpel for MArch-exposure of Qasckery. - cents
California and Oregon Trait by Psrkmsn, 2vol' sc each
An assortment OF Guide Books for Travellers .
Maternal Management OF Children. by DR. Bull 75e
Gardener and Complete Florist p cents -, .
Kisg Henry VIII No Is OfM Drama Just out i.f Gus
God-seetcfs NJ auusL by Prof Anstesd. - cents
m2, 2ls BERFORD 4 co. 2 Asior House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
JAMES COLE, Aucllooeer.
NpI KNnIn HIlll.DlSl. LOTN

ANFIENUIU NIVIII'7TI
SVsnderb1f MyrtIe Psrk and Flushing avenues Post
tive sale Of 100 lots part o me estate OF Jeremiah
TUESDAY Msrch n 1919 AT y O'Clock, a, the Merchants
Exchange, N. Y. The following valuable properly, w
lots on the north side, being the entire front
bei = cen Clrrmont and ' vanderbilt avs -
Myrtle sv-Also lots the N. w corner OF Myrtle
ana ClermOnt AVS
Park sv-l6 lots both sides, between Clermonl and
Vanderbilt A.,
Fusting-sv-8 lots on south SIDE between do DO Also
4 LOT, on 8 w corner OF Clermont ana Flushing avs
Cermont- Go lots ON both aides, between myrue f1h
and Flashing ave- .
yanderbLavf9 lots on west side being the enurc rom
betw Myrtle. Park and Flushing avs
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