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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT mea. H. d
beam with six feet hold, has three forty inch -
boilers rs feet long, two twenty inch cylinders seven feet
soke-al entirely new with the boat She draws only 80
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only
year and months old her cabins furnished excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further
ticulars apply to
dI4 If HYDE & OGIESBY u Poydras ST.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL-Iuesday EDening
Jan 23-The Council pursuant to adjournment. ter
reading the journal the Treaurers weekly report
ceved and read as follows
Balance on hand from last report. $l05l 90
Received since 10 45-$4 1852 10
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Memoranda
Passengers:
zeag. from Cork-150 in steera


MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
TlOSE wishing subscribe the aforementioned truly
work. leave their the undersigned
Camp Those doing will the earliest sheets
they fresh from the Of the Messrs Hapers First
come first served Of
jazz 2dp&2t d. WOODRUFF g. co.
LOST.
an Sunday afternoon, 2lst inst dark-brown BULL
~ BREED PUP, with brass collar his 90
neck The finder will be literally rewarded by -SsySSa
returning the TO the subscriber, ut his resi- ~
dence l6l Magazine st. [ja23 81 VIM KINGSTON
Mrs. A. G.. PARKER
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of New Orleans,
IN and purchases general that she has opened 5
nj 3d. CAMP Street. below PoydraS handsome 3 VI
and well selected assortment of MN
Millinery and Fancy Goods, S&S
Consisting of Ladies Fancy BONNETS. Full Dress and
Breakfast CAPS Head dresses Ribbons Flowers, Feathers,
Rich Embroidered Evening Dresses, Collars, Chemizees,
Lace Wells, etc.
The above goods of the latest importation and Ladies
will find to their advantage to call and examine before
chasing elsewhere they will be Sold wholesale and retail
at reduced prices.
WANTED-A good SALES LADY. To save trou BILE.
but those who well recommended as TO char
and capacity, need apply. jag LIT
TOHN ARMSTRONG. Q Tchoupitoulas street,
- Opposite st Marys Market,) prepared to man fac
ture STEAM OILERS of every description, cheap
prices they be delivered here from part of the
country. jazz ly
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday:

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N-I,oNsrrUDE 90 win Time, g.
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s% Neworleans, Dec 5, 1s4s-Dr in

~ NewOTleans, Dec. S 1848.-Dr. J. MENSING:
SiTThe Set OF Teeth inserted consider
job ever They equally seviceabe for
natural teeth Those needing work done line liberty
call No. Ia ST. John street. between Pddo and Grsvier
strTets, and inspect for themselves. Yours,
d8 3m A. G. TUCKER,
fV Electro-Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use.
with improved Patna Bateespce from s2 so SIS Philo-
sophIca Apparatus order Dentists
and Wire Stockons Artificial Teeth Files Excavaors
Lightning Rods, for sale by
m j. D. ANDERSON, II 81. Charles st.
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GREAT PAINTING
open FOR EXHIBITION to- FOR II SHORT TIM
oLONGER-A SToCKWELL'S
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS ISSI PPI RI V Err,

nPEN FOX EhHlBlIlON FOX n SHOhJ Tim n
oLONGEfAd sToCKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS ISSIP Pr RI " Err,
From the Gull Mexico o the Falls OF St. Anthony!
AT PANORAMA HALL,
In the Commercial Exchange building
sst" EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, Ell
and on Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
g- This PANORAMA is Three Extent of any Paint
World, and faithfully represents country
Thousand FIRE Hundred Miles in Length, passing through Ten
States The Union, and embracing Fifteen Degrees Of Latitude
sss- Admission, 50 cents Children, 25 jal5
-s>s-
GRAND RATTLE
OF Shaw's Collection of Paintings and Engravings;
Making one Grand Scheme,
TO BE DRAHN ON TIE FIFTEENTH FEBRUARY-
Nineteen Prizes:
% 600 chances at 81 each. 80
| Prize-view OF The Grand Plaza of Mexico.
| Portrait OF Gen. Tayior.
Santa Anna.
10 Prizes fine Col'd Engravings-ve IN Mexico.
] Lnh Portrait OF Santa Anna.
/ :. :. Plaza OF Mexico.
Mexican Costume.
10 Prizes valued $780,
eS had the principal Bars Sga Stores
in tIe city. The Paintings may be seen at - - ,
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY.
No LOT POYDR.4S Street. Nelo Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to 2 p. M, and
" FROM to O'CLOCK, P. M. jas
cHfRITABLE ASSOCIATIONS viii take place On SATURDAY
EVENING, February Sd, the Amory Hall. Jal3
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Balance on hand. $3.50 20
A communication read from the Surveyor also a
communication from the Commissioner of the Workhouse
that he had been sued by Mr. Forier for having
asserted by Mr. F. illegally detained his slave. Referred
the Attorney of the Municipality.
The resignation of Mr.. F. Quaes School Director
received and accepted.
A petition was received from Messrs. Payne & Harrison
stating that the Sth of January, the steamboat Corinne
had arrived with Isl bales of cotton consigned them ITO
from the Levee, and they seized by the Wharin
ger and sent to the Commercial Warehouse, subject
charges The petitioners pray relief This petition and
several Others referred-the first TO the Committee
Claims
petition of Patrick Ford for cleaning Dryades street.
Market, referred to the Committee Streets and
Landings.
A petition of Mr. Turner to be allowed to break up flat
boats was laid on the table.
petition of persons employed in the Wharfngers Office
for increase of salary laid on the table.
Several other unimporant petitions received and
ferIed to appropriate committees.
Mr.. Peters, from the Finance Committee, offered resOu.
ton to pay certain accounts. Adopted
Mr. Renshaw, from the Committee Streets and Land
ings offered luton appropriang wharves Nos and
New York packets; No. to Philadelphia packets No
to Boston packets; and No. 2 to Baltimore packets
Adopted
The same gentleman offered resolution that wharves
and 10 be appropriated to the Picayune Tier Passed
Mr. Goldng from the Committee Police, offered a
favor OF permitting certain manumlt their
slaves and ordinance prohibiting the uiacture OF
camphne spirit and imposing fine for the violation
OF the ordinance. Laid over.
The Council then proceeded to the election OF District Sur
The applicants for the First District Messrs.
Forshee and A. g. Blanchard. Twelve votes were given,
Of which Mr.. Forshee had 5, and Mr. blanchard T. Nh
Blanchard consequently elected For Surveyor Of the
Second District, Mr. Harrison had II and Mr.. Forshee l.
Mr.. NJ. Harrison consequently elected.
The Council then adjourned.
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ey" To sail WITH DISPATCH.
IGOR SABINE PASS-The fine schooner CORAH,
IL Bradbury, master, having three ourths of her III
cargo engaged, will sail above For balance OF IAN
freight passage, having good accommodations 81
apply on board, at the Lower Picayune Tier, 10
ja17 A WETHERBY, rs PoydraS ST.
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e1~ To sail IN FEW DAYS.
ENOR NEW YORK STATIONS LOUISEy8NJ
T. .4ND NEW YORK LIVE OF PaGk- aa4
EIS.-The tastsailng, regular packet ship QUE STJ1
BEG, Capt Geo 5. Brewster having the principal saa
part of her board, will sal above. For baanc
of freight passage, having state accOmmo
datons, apply board at Pier No l. foot of St Joseph
orto o J. w. STANTON & co.
DIS corner of Magazine and LAFAYETTE streets
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The wharnger report shows the receipts TO- the week
from upon sea vessels and steamboats - be $4N
An invitation from the Hook and Ladder Company to at
tend the celebration Of the receiving OF the carriage
voted by the Council accepted The carriage
featured by Messrs Matthews Denman of this city and
is of beautiful and substantial workmanship. 1t about
5000
resolution adopted to the bell the Jackson
street Market to the jail.
resolution repeating the ordinance providing that
tracts paving shall be made a credit OF five TO
years and substituting therefor TO five years read
the first time and will up for final action at the
meeting. The Council then Adjourned
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rS" To sal WEDNESDAY, 18th inst
EOR SABINE PASS.-The A schooner GEN. TAY-
LOR, Anderson, master. Is now loading for the Eli
above port, at the Lower Pcay Tier and will lA
leave above. For freight passage, having good
accommodations, apply on board or to
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TT To Leaus WITH QUICK DISPATCH
EOR EW ny YoRK.-(L oading 2, Eisk, Ie Wharf Ii
Capt Smith. requires the bulk of 800 bb TO $TT
pIete her cargo and will leave as above. For the
freight of which, or passage. apply TO
- -l' FOSUICK BRO. 81 Camp ST.
ia5 orto J. w ANDREWS 81 Common ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-02

~ A tremendous hail storm happened in
Abbovile District 8 c. on tho 18th inst The stones
were bigger than musket balls tornado occurred In
the same region the 10Th. The Abbeudle Baantr
says "Col John G. Martin has suffered severe 10.
by It, His mill, dwelling and all his out houses were
blown down. carriage crushed 70 pieces and fine
piano and other furniture Fortunately there wa. no
loss OF HE. and the escape is miraculous his miller
we learn, was the only person injured and he Ia so
badly bruised several of his limbs being broken thst il
thought he will not recover We have heard Of
ers other houses being blown down bu, loss OF e
Mucn dnmsge has been done 10 fencing and timber
wherever the tornado passed Its foot prints mag be
traced by fallen houses scattered fences and PROSTATE
trees. IL WAS really awful storm, and We may yet
hear Of lOss Of life FRONT H."
FIREs.-The house of William j. Griffin. IN Oh
iverst Ne~buryport, (Me was burned on Thursdsy
last Insured for about 500. AT Montreal on sun
day. the premises Of Messrs Mead s. Co hs,ters aud
fdrrers, % Notre Dame a. were destroyed by fire
supposed to have caught from an escape Of gas. In
sured for g. eco
The SEASON IN WIsCoNsIS The weather Is
daily becoming mlder and Summerlke. The
vast body OF snow has gradually melted with far iess
damage Than was unprecedented Inc irost Is generally
out Of the ground. milwaukee, Goth
FIRE At NPsILASTI.-The row OF wooden build
ings adjoining Lsrzeers brick block were entirely De
stroyed by IRE the 23d occupied 40 two groceries
cabinet shop meat market miliner shop and dwellings
Loss nearly So 900
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BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, GLEN COVE l.. l.
MISS DILLON respectfully informs her friends and he
vi public thst abe Will into her the lsl OF
Apn ten pupils only. Tor inGrucion IN Gil the branches Of
the French French isurht by nsiive ard English Ian
guagss slso musc The location ia eievaird ground.
with which daily communication msy IA had by rsirOad
and sissmhOs,-he landing bui mile from the house =
not surpassed ~ heshnsss facility Of sccess by auy
sit s,ou 10 S.te white th- limited number OF pup 10
nsures bs attention 10 their instruction ant morals wach
In large school would be- mprscucsble Terms VII he
f,urd extremely moderate Circglss, with references
To b. had II Firth Pond Co FrsnE'n-squar-; CIHf
Au.un Co rs Broadway, Or tun,er i0S ,nlh-sveru-
"A Townsend, Greenwirn-si Lockwood Co. 4r'
g,oacusv. " Duhnis ; : Roadway mis- tai
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OFFICE CRoToS AerEDucT BOARD, March 50. l8i9
,yy0 CYNTHIA TuI{S-Reale ed proposals will be

OFFICE CRoToS AeuEnucr BOARD. March So. 1919
TO tDNThACTOK-.-ses ed proposals will be
received By The subscriber uGt April lSi9 81 o'clock
NJ 81 the Cice Of The CrOtOn AqueducG Board IN ihe Cry
" New YorA for the excavation bsck hing ramE SD
repavng OF trench fr tNy inch ain pipe IN Seventy
unth from Finn % Thd-aytnue sId Third avenue ron
Seventy-uinih 10 fourieenth-sI.
The renche, vii be dug in such part Of the street and
sveru- ell 81 b- prescribed.
The trench dug u deep y feet wide at bottom
An-r The pipes have been laid (which will be- done by
sc- emp Dyed by lh@ CroOD Aqusduct Board Sub
sbef the trenches M be tsd 10, In layers not exceed
icg ches 10 hcsness by me ConracOf win sound and
good materials the purpose the 81 b. vel Smmed
Snd then repSved here pavement now lsf, 10 curs
bic AID workmsnilke manner
Ofset trenches vii be required occasionally where
Prop sas " IN ,tse the price per cubic ward for szcavs
ton Also the price per ward for rock the prce
per square yard for the r-psvns supplying ssrd paving
Each proposal must be accompanied with the signatures
OF Two responsible peraons ssnyng their ssseni to be-
come sareies for e fa h' Performance OF The contract
To be Varsed % the outside Proposals FOR eXcsvsirg
reach Jr 80 lcch ppe and 10 be sddresed 10 RE subsc
Der
II VIII be stipulated 10 lhe that he contractor
such aups furnished sni directed to be placed
a. trenches eft open during TIE night re supplied with
Oh snd III ard psce5 every night Ia nspcuOus position
The attention OF contractors 10 requested particularly
he following THE term excavation % 20 be urdestcot -
embracing al excavations other Than rock asurns ha
furnish 81 ih-ir all the covering
to Keep TIE stone from dor ry ard contractors
supposed have Informed h-us- of the character Of
III excavation s1d m.de their proposals sccoronsy The
contractor y W hr required 10 Ieep the trenches Gear Until
the pipes are sd ard csuked, and allowance will he
made Tor caving IN.
The sheet piug shy needed. be furnished by the
contractor, al his owa expense
The street IA he without The Of
TIE subscriber, Wafer PuTvsyer nich directions oil
specify from I'd 20 What points th- 10 tros-n
up from lime IA lime 10 Intended that he trenches
10 le etei Enc iepsvrd Immediately sler tie pipes
lad ana csused, and all sup-rfuous De imm-d
sicily removed
Payments be made within = lays from the inspection
o. each section. with VI 10 per unit Ihe
nnsl compile elton u The coulrsci
In deciding ron proposss the CToton Aquedgcl Com
ee reserve the rght OF eecng any proposal they
spprove
The proposals Of rerfOns Offering for N. shove will
De corsidefec made for The whole part
Croon Aeueduct Committee assign.
BY cfd-r VI he Crotjn AQledUc Comm.ues
UZLlAH WESMiS
ms iAn President Crotln Acu-cuct Board
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CALIFORNIA
EnT.D WASHERS.

yUyHE SUBSCRIBERS reg leave 10 call the attention n
I tie public to heir Gold Washer. the SNIP est most
efficient and useful machine OF the kidd offered for
sse Itis combination Of the motions produced by The
bowl aid cradle which motions have been found, by Ons
eXperen-e the ehectEa IN separating God by
its specific gravity from lighter matters
They have machines 0i this kind, mace OF sht hut srGus
materials ucd IA such uay that they can ue !asen
apart and packed ia a very tmsiI iluuk
This machine weighs only thirty pounds, ani 10 capable
OF washing over 5iN bushels Of dlr IN dsy.
Those Who wish smschne Tor washing Gold are l1vled
TO call II the Store. ~ Putons and examine for then
aevss syd those who think they have better one, n
vted 70 pub &c 80 the fsrk IN hOnt OF he City Hall
any fair day hey piesse ~ nsIss
The Psieni hss been SECURED for this inyer ion.
mis- lrn' SHERWOOD 4 FiTI GERALD.
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CALIFORNIA.

I.ITpoust. ,ocDs.-M NIXON, l1 WIZ
t1sm-.t nssr Johs,. hss ever article rece''a5y lo'
TENTS Ten rs' sLATKrrs. MATTRESSES. cLoTHIsG' &c
DA--POhT- FOR CALIFOKSIANSS...tDtSs
signed and sealed sy he secretary OF ssie va
City, furnished The mot" rss "is 'FoWLtRJr
T., ,3i a.. y Notary Public. IA N..sau.t
- 81 PA.sp0RT- for persons going 10 Caiiorn.
y can be obtained FOR a from Ihe sxoen.e
10 prove prove e,zenship snd be denied acosss 20
the God Region Inns lm'l AWhhhLhn 70 y =.
CALIFORNIA AND CANTON VI =
o non vovsge, nr.td promptly ard made 10 me no'.
subHsr tai srd serviceshle manner ~ n ~ ~ r.s,
the Manners Family Industrial Society, III gTwvvSF
Pecs-sip. NV .'-,'
I.IIFtRS iA.-A gentleman Who Will RESIDE pr
u neuily 10 California will 20 DOT On on oson.
e,led n any business or syrnci H,bir mnor,sn, ara
r,,.',,hi ~ ,,.5isnf .dyspnrers References saiis
factory Address Lorenzo" tribune Ol'cH. INV 'H
DDKTABLf IRON HOUSES ROE CALiEOK,
/ SIA-The gavanx-d iron b uses conflI-c',1 ~ no
fJr California having met With 90 much sppioVs sl tn.s
induced 10 csi The siterlOp ~ moss to.-- ~ ~ a. -
M examination o' lhem Tie iron !. eioo, - III &c.
manner thai al srs 81 be house, roof and SIDES sde 10
g-ther and house 20Tl5 can be pu " ~ s ~. ,rneh
They are M cheaper man ~aO So. Of re above .z. csn
he .trped IN two box.s p Zee, long and feet WIDE ana
inches deer, The freight on WHICH ~o.a p - e,,cvioy
fo ore p.r OF The country another ~ ne house can IN
few houss be i.sen down and puiup By esIlns upon
~ $500 psTER NAYLOR. - soonest
CALIFORNIA 1IINER-, DEPOL 3!9 oi9aa
I VA corner - so1ari' -F0r sac Jenul' SIu
r-rg.d Vh,rIng Pan paisni spilled fo Pronounced ~
Prof-a,ors Renwick ard Torl-y ard DR. IL Chnn s''u
psrior 10 principle to aly cO0ifvsnce nov used pr R'u
washing The large Pei RoctSr, vork' WIN rothri -,
pulup Tor compsries The Corrugated Rocs-r hnd Test
Pans Rotary Force Paup approved OF and isk-n 70 AL
or1ia by - different Mining Companies thA nnve r'. -
or n.rd on ,A,d many packets md siefrers sni si-y
sdOried as fresh water pump hoard Of : shps which
viii M elrIi about = Feet quo ~ tAsn Fe'y rHh"y
lo0 fre Leather escirg and Suction Hose IRON sud cop
per rgtied Pirss Spades Drls and o.hef miihR hpp
,uces All Of the shove are Manufactured by lhr suhsc
Der, ald furnished al mNnufscur-'. prices compares
aye r 81 out nv WALTER N GIBSON Pfopreor
M go Rt- dM nv rner Of L.lnar...t. y y.
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TARRYToWN INSTITUTE.

a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. A.
hTsrrvtown. y This Institution 10 pleasantly siua-
ted on~thrd " nile norh the vsge, nesf The spot on
which Ma Andre taken. and about half nile ron
the sasmbosi landing and Hudson River Railroad In MS
ln.uuiou Young gentlemen viii be thoroughly Instructed
IA a ne brsrch-s of English and Classical eiucsiO
requisite or commercial pursuits entering College The
Principal having bean more Than % years ,uccessu En-
gagged Ia his profession feels hmseuy competent TO give
pe feet satisfaction L. those who may patron z-ihe nsu-
uon snG he pledges himself inst 'pecis attention shs he
pad TO the morals and sieec0s improvement VI
The pun committed rs ihrir number being limited
10 q There Two terms IN esch = weeks The
Summer tenn vii commsnce on The Let OF Msy, and ;he
Ntrtrr on the % November Tha price % Board snd
Tgior Toe udng bed bedding washing srd m-nding inr
the Summ-, lerui 10 from So TO sS5. ARD The Winter rom
SO to So payable IN advanc- A NEWMAN, fnncipGA
REFERENCES
Hon WIN Hsvemeyer. Rev. Bishop James D Rev
: h Cone d d Rulsen Suckey, Esq l'o, - MNssplac-.
Joln F.lcorer E.Q - Cedsr-st. A 3 MiIArd. E.C go
Ns.,au.,t Messrs : HAlstet. Al Jchn-st New ORR
CIV. REV J. g. Wskeey Jersey Cly, Rev. / y sprsgu-.
Rev W c Hovt and ". n Stopflrd. BROOKLYN mis- eodi
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uyDRAULIC CEMENT.

ry,HE MOHAWK MARBLE CEMENT co msnufse-
mr- tbe shove srce Al their steam mill. adj dining me
cay Of Schenectady tbs value " hlcn VIII be seen 10 me
analysis Of Prof Emons OF Albany one OF the ssr Geo
os. srd he cerhcae Of the Inspector Ct Masonry
on he Fr. Canal Analyss Lime IS . uagness, 50 -
,ilss 81; slumins and peroxide Of iron, l4'5
Cerr6cls-I have been for fourteen years prho'ieA
md me pst wear stse Inspector Of Masonry Oh M
Eastern Division OF The Enc Canal have used ana leseo
tho Hvdsuc Cemsni manufacturer NJ SchrprctscF ny e
Mohsws Marble ard Cemsut Company, snd hnd superior
u any used The Fire Csns. DAVID bOUhhI'
Stale Inspector OF Masonry on sri- Csns.
As.r-b Z MO rm
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tttOPIE,- LINZ OF -rrtnBDA7-, &C.
& Supreme Court -GEORGE BONTElTH -gsn,tlsAAC
NEWTON. DANIEL DIRE" and oihers Notice e here
by givsu thsI by ~ order Of ihc HGqrme Court
the subscriber receiver IN the above acuo, all s-
public suc ~ Al The Merchants txchn1ee IN me Cry
OF New York On TUESDAY. IN. 10Th day Of April next
at O'Clock 81 noOn, The following properly and Effects
namely
OF Albany snd Washington SIS 10 The City OF New
York.
being the several lots OF Atany SD Warasio SIS
The 'nce-. Goorrs sca.s, office, barows, &c uszd In
aad situated the cos ysrd.
4 II Lsc.swsnna cos in yard in The City OF Albany
Ths hui II The steamboat De WITT CLINTON, In the
The hull u he stesulon DIAMOND, in the City OF Al
The occe fisre see g. coal and o,her fvlnr-,
belonging 10 lhs A"c,isron in he Guy OF Albany.
Tn- urexpred lease Of hssy"s beg tho moth aide par
= Pier Nesey ant south aide of Pier between Nfey
end Bare y 80. n ihr Ciiy - New-Yok
The nehrf OF TIE re1 -as- al ina roth eide of
r. between Barely and N-py a. srd Tie uih eide Of
per Tot Of Rsrclsy-,i. IN The ely = N-wfofk.
TIA unexpired Of the south hot Of the Pier ~
tween Liberty snd Cortland 'i, In me Guy % NewYork
T1a unerpfef lease OF he norm sds 81 rrr between
Hsl-iay and Robinscq 50 csed ne Diamond tef
the 81 snb.st NEW JERSEY her engine HcEe' apps
ne ..esm1ost SORTH AMERICA, her engine, tackle.
fsr scam osi ISAAC NEW ron her engine tacl sp-
parr. fur,I.Gre and appuiiensncrs ,.
~. t'ree-qusr.er part Il the 'ieamhnsi hENOhIh
HUDSON her enene tackle, sPpafe faq1uIe sld sppof-
ter sncet
The steamboat OkEGON, her engine, tacA'e applfri'
furniture and appurten4nces - .
TIE One-hslf pars " Tho stSGnboais EMPIRE. TKO1
and JOHN MASON, their engines tackle, sppafe, iurul-
ufc and sppunensrces subject - the Articles u gree
nent beta ne AssocuOn and the owners Of the orr
oae-I4li par Of $50 hosts
The senmpcsi ROCHESTER, Der engins. tscAle, apps
rel. urriiure srd aprurenances.
The steamboat COLUMBIA, her enaiae, tscie apparel,
furniture End sppuu"rsuc-s
The .issmbost SOUTH AMERICA hsr engine, tackle,
g. qsre. furniture auo app1rtensrc-s
2z7i shares of Stock Ia The Norwich and New London
Steamboat Company.
The uuexpre1 esse Of The building no ii Greenwich
IN the City N NewH0rk.
The groceries aud aud supplies II The Association in The
building No IA Grceuwlch-st In the City 81 New YORK.
She furniture snd fixtures OF the Offices Of the Association
In The City OF NeT.lork.
lot Of square kcati-d pig iron, shout 100 tons
lot Of od copper and lead. and old carr and
oirer worn. and mgisrsls detached from sssnDoss
50 shares Of IN. Capital STOCK II the New snd Troy
Steamboat COMPANY VI Association
10 shares OF the SOcG II the Sectional Dry DOCK Comps
~ IN The Guy Of Ne~-York
lot Of new lumber, prepared and unPrepaei, Tor use
on 81. smbOsls.
Terms OF ssle ani other partcu ars the day Or sale
ircuy may. In the meantime, be made al the Receivers
Office, Ia Greenwich-st New fOrs
ELI KELLEY, Receiver OF tho Property sui
Elects Of ih~ Peoples Line Association.
Dsfad New YORK March =. laiI MA
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INROM THE LANDS or THE FOREST IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.-The undersigned 10 now pre-
pared for cargoes OF all sizes OF W hlie Ash
Goat Il ack Heath Vein aud OF Red Ash Coal Peach Or
chsrd Range, free OF clinkers
The Co.'S mined and prepared for market III The usual
superior aud careful manner. Appiy to ,.,,
CHAS 4. HECkSCHER,
nnl3 gtavylmt ~ SOul-st. up-siaTs
NuAI-I an iii delivering the bssR Red ASH Coal rom
my ward Of King ana reenv ich sis Al iheee o~
prices Tor cash Only Nut - Egg and stove = =. from
boat. p cents less iui6 I'm PETE CLINTON