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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
A J BLEECKER. Aucuon.-r
O1 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS sos %

- i'hpisE BUILDING LOTS and ou.
ds i-ai-d on Morris, Greene ard Essex o. Jer
A bLEEC MR. vii 81. A. Ascdon on FRIDAY
Afr IT, n : 9cocf, =; the Merchants Exchange H. r
losing valuable Property. vi, @
tsskx 81 Jersey City-SiE tIl1irs lois on snt p.y
TIE south east corner u Greene and s.seX q. =, W. ~
one toiv. Ali frQnrrE Ess~Est .st lof. b.-y -r Dol
six- - feet front and rear by a. feet n d-p,h
Aso one srge house ani oi -.cv onrosv. ,b. st,,.
on l1- hofh sue p tss-ts fstSn; o0 rel u -r
= e u beng 10 sze ~ FEET trout srd resr h. h., -.
deep hgns- y 'eet by % IN dep-sie the residence Of
Richard H4rics. deceased
Aso, one lot ~ dining the si named sis.er. =, ..
rom Grcenes- > feet uy i0o 10 depth
6sEsN EST Ten lots on ti- eas, SIDE OF Creme
forming ne entire front u he bloc. between E..sK sn
M1rrs SO sat os being each 10 - feet front AZ r-sr
hy - feel IN trpfh.
Mossis-sr Three lots ~ The souiA side u Nor ..t
and dlfecaF 10 NE rea " the lssl mentioned lots rAci
f-si by ion In deph On ore - he ssid lots er-
bs~n and stable
For E,hogrsrh.c maps sni further rar.-uars o. he
above srflg "a lie slc-.oueer, Brosd-sl
Alrl LIS = Mlfl
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oUINBY & co.'s GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPAhED FLO IL, -
NOR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cakes &c Without ss!s or
Requiring only be made into dough with cod wser
and Il ready for the There IL always certainty OF
his aour making good bread which VIII not oeeo"-
ruouldy or with keeping. o,--, a,-rrrp
n viii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT bCTIEk
wheat cakes without eggs and paddngs without soet
n rsn ne used 20 advantage Tor a domestic purposes
half pound Of batter or ard with his flour "s produce
pastry equal that made with one pound ano o'onay
Flour .,.,,,,.. ,.,,.,, nm,
impaired 10 any climate c.r,., r.oun
rh.va srarined the American Prepared flour, pm Up
30 oIinbv 4 Co sud can recommend Il as mos whole
~ S.,.Dy JAMES r. Chiffon d.
sos wholesale By QUISBY co Hs Wsker.st and
IN sprpg. Aso, by B. ACkERMAs, 70 bucisy-ss sna
rstaed by he principle Grocery stores u sn'
BorSers for shipping 10 California and other places
-, y -. A.. ~, an AZ short notice s6 nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

AThe American Rheumatic Btlssm = he most extrsOf.
dnary medcin known for permanent cure u all rheu
matte e0upsin ssch A. nnammsOry, chronic. acUis
mercUra rheumatism, gov limbs ~, spsa Affection &c
This medicine = purely vegetable, ard discovery
IL O1ly far Ilai To convince The Iced
minds o u efficacy ~ cure, ard Il has never Known
fail when carefully 0s-d According To direcrOus None
genuine unless signed by he proprietor L TURNER, On
the wrapper.
Sold v hsesse and retail by BOYD Pa. ~ Cortland
81 also ~ Geo De.zgefgne. li2 SSitey-yue }. o
Bran, % Seeord avenue sud Mr.. Have 10 FuiOu-sl
Brooklyn Geo Dexter 81 sste-st Atsny 40 - NAN
~ BDfao q. =. rhonss, iss ssn.si Cbcinusn, Ono
H smy.er. corner Of Third AID Main .ts PsbsFsh
A MLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

DUTCH ESGLIsH.-The following amusing &C
count of the examination OF a Dutchman in Penn
sylvana, we clip from the Pennsy iraniag:
Jacob Feltzser, middle aged gentlemen leu
tonic derivation--hs apparel well incrusted with
dry mud, and his hat looking ike collapsed steam
boat cylinder. with the top blown of-was brought
up on complaint of dry goods man for stealing
piece of corduroy valued at sll.
Mqtor-Do YOU ftst0y English, Feltzer
Pr4soner-Yaw | talks him foost rate.
M-Do you know what steal" means7
P-Yaw, him is iron what is made hard
M-That is one kind of steal, but not what |
mean DO YOU understand this-how came you TO
to steal that corduroy
P.-Becsuse mine preeches was hicks coot |
have nothing fit to 90 10 church.
M-Does it take thirty yards of stuff to make
You pair OF breeches
Paw, dc SCHNEIDER must have some for cab
bage, and toder what's lelt might do for men frau
ven get married Dat will make her a pretty
cote.
M-lsee you are a man of foresight but don I
you know that this way of getting breeches and
petticoats is against the law
P--l hicks cares a tam apout ter law j was mt
horned upon der Yankee law. Use a Tutchman.
M-Hsye you got any friends that will bail
you
Plenty OF friends, and more tan | suppose
you will want dey come and schwear anything
Dey schwear where was and git me clear
M-We don't want them to swear, we want
them TO give securityfo your appearance at Court
You confess you stole the corduroy and there is no
occasion for anybody 10 swear IT.
P.-Ah, all You find not tell any lie. Tuch-
man never do anything vat he " shamed to tell.
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HENRY II LEEDS. Aucson@er
DEAL TTFiI ENAMEL PAINTING

IIfr-- ATTsT- u NIlcn-FI1s NE fnsrsTns- A-rI-r-
Paintings 10 OF. Unframed. SC being the balance o Tie
imporat0ns ~ J. Z Beaumont, E-g-H II LEEDS &
co Will sell at auction on SATU RDAY. April Is al leg
o'clock heir sales room, Wa.isf near BroadWay. =
lsrge col econ upward Of 80 1e ne engrav.ngs.
about len beautiful eusm- copies executed by The nrs
i.ts OF Munich from celebrated pictures also b-twevu
sld 10 ancient Oh Paintings many OF them originals ny
he crest masters unframed and part requiring restoration.
snd before exhibited, being the balance Of the imp
aors Of J Beaumont Esq Sale positive ~ close he
concern The erau-s viii ba sod a; - Oc.ocs-h-
cent pa.ntnRs frst N.bIll ~. .lIs
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ANTHONY ] BLEECKER. Aucuoue-r.
I AREE DPERENPTORN SALE or Nir

y-one valuable bl ding lots IN the Twelfth ard, situ
aed 90 Second and Third avenues aud on Fhy seventh
Fnv-e'ghh and Fitvninih s's and on Gramercy Park.
ANTHONY BLEECKER viii sell NJ auction on
MONDAY. April - at Il O'CLOCK al the Merchants TX
THIRD Av-i lots the east side Of Thlrd-av between
F0y-eghh and 0y.n nth ss with cottage on me ssuc
rach . n IN by los n deep.
FIFTY EfGHrH-sT-7 lots on the north side OF Fiily-
eishths between the Second and Third each p 10y
100 Z. ms
INSTRUMENTATION on The south side OF >y-ninih
between SECOND and Third esch > by 100 Il
{ IN with brick house on one Of the same
SEco~D Av-3 lots 90 the west side OF second-ay be-
tween ny-eghih and Ffy.nnlh Sc each . by lo5 T.
Also lots the east side OF SecondAv. between Fly
eighth and Flffyni1ih SIS each = by lo1 H.
FIFTYEfCHTH-sT lots on the north SIDE OF rUly-
eighhs between the First aud Second ayes each - by
100 II
FrTy.vrvTH Ct &c lots the south side 81 Fny-nnh-
between Fret ard Second ayes each - hy 100 u
with house on he
THiRD-Av. AID ElFTY-NiSTHs 3siory or'ek houses
h. norhessiery Of Third Az and fry
unth.; each lot p n by ln0 z deep.
Aisp lots the north side of Ftvninth-s with cores
in the between FiAyninh and siNueih 's each -
4 hv 100 T. In depth
SEcoND-Ay AND FiFTy-NISTH.sT-8 lots on the north
corner Of SecOnday and Fty-unihst each - uy
100 fto be sod In one parcel with large douoe mouse
the
Also ots on the east side Of secoud-av between Fifty
seventh and fifty-eigh sts each 3 by 100 n.
SECoND-Av AID FlFTY.EtGHTH ST 3 lots on the soulh-
east corner Of Second sv and Flf,yeigh'hst
GRANERCY PARK lots on Gramercy-Pafki corner OF
Twentieth-st: each = r. in by 100 n deep
Alec lot adjoining the same on the north side OF T"en
| uelh-sL; = by 100 II.
The above lois are all regular grade without rock and
The ghborhOod 10 rapidly building up me avenues 400
streets all opened and worked and mostly planted win
and the Croon pipes are LAID IN the Ihrds' stages
every five minutes to a part Of me properly
Fv per of the purchase money can remain on BOND
and mortgage from three to hge years II desired al per
cent per annum.
For maps and further particulars Of the above property
apply to The Aucuoneer, Broad = or 10 ,,..,,--.
al6 tds lio6ol 7. A. EMMETT - Wiliam-st-
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auc ioueer.
nIANOND>. PRECIOUS STONES, &c. SET n n

Dnost fashionable manner Pear Neck sces. Silver Tea
sets. Forks spoons, sc. Fine Gold Watches Chains,
Rings. Xc-HENRY H. LEEDS : co VII sell a. Auction
on MONDAY, Apr Is Al le O'Clock, 10 the gallery rear NJ
The store arg- and stock ~ rea amoud breast
pins r1g- clusters. tisras, bracelets sad pesr neck
aces healu rings ear rings, breast pias necklaces and
bracelets set with emerad. urquo'ses ssphres. rsrnets
rlhies. pearls and other precious stones.
Also an assortment Of silver les sets knives, FORKS
spoons. cups. adde's, SC SC
Also an assortment Of ladies' and genueuen. fne so1
ches.
This valuable stock vii be sold without Tor The
purpose of closing the concern N5l0 ALI 2rs
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b. A. Chiffon, Aucuoneer.
IVOISPS Ann LOTS ON SECOND ST. A,

b. A. ChlLTON, AucuOnctf.
HOUSES AND LOTS on sECONDsT AND
IIWEsr-BROADWAY- COLE Chiffon VIII .eLi
al auction on WEDNESDAY, April H. 1882 At y o'clock,
The Merchants Exchange under the direction OF murray
Hoffman, E,q Referee, the three t~osioTy BRICK houses
Second and opposite the Marble Cemetery ne
lots . feet front and from f8 TO 81 feet deep ne
are furnished with marble mantes CRATES, Cro'on
&c &c Also the wo-siory brick house and ol - =; 80
Broadway opposite Whiie-st and between rranA.u go ~
North Moore o.; lot . feet front 6S feet inehes On ~
and 81 feet inches on the other For terms and ar
snnlv IN the Ancroneer. Waist and also TO oEOhbE
sy yty, NJ ~ u ~, n ~ - :, f-6D all olls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

The BuGaio Commercial Of the 9Th inst contains
the following letter relative to the navigation OF
the St Lawrence River by American vessels, from
member of the Canadian Government:
TORONTO. March 80, 1850.
| am this morning in receipt of your note OF the
o7th inst and have pleasute IN giving you the in
formation you require. American vessels are not
now permitted to pass b. our inland navigation To
the sea-nether will special application for that
purpose be entertained. The fact is, the anthorl-
ties OF this Province look upon the free use Of the
St Lawrence and Inland Navigation as a valuable
concession. which should not be made without an
adequate compens alton. The permission to the
Eureka was granted by the Home Government, 1t
having been treated as special case. An Amerl-
can vessel, if owned by British subject, and reg.
istered, becomes at once n British vessel and en-
JOYS all the privileges incident to that character
4 vessel of this description has a clear and lndis
putable right to pass down to the sea- on payment
of the very moderate tolls now charged for the
use of the canals ]. w DUSsCOMB.
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nRATrLEBoRo' WATER CURE

E.IEbLTSHMtNI
yu,uTs FsTA BASEMENT having been put 10 compiets
/ der is now commencing its SKIN season IL has
h,,dsnee Of the purest water and ample accommodation.
sT 10 patents IL u accessible al The way b; fahoea
inward of so cases treated there durng me year ~ ~
- .-ot by mail Oh appncsnoa 10 Wn Rsdde, ~ Broad
80 Naw.York For further Information apply % the su5-
80, r WEssELHOEFT. N d
Rrsehorc, Yern mt Mach. la5o. mia 3nI W edAssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

A. L. 1UI1LE AucuoneeI ,,,-tyos
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAiNIIN1ss,
ITFPY betyeen Prince and Spring sts on TT rs oAl
EVENING, April II, and SATURDAY " ENlNo
Aprn IS 81 oclock-A large and uIy MS
nscrnl collection entirely new recently Inpo' - ~
brncipg private collection Of valuable Old ps,nuns.
COLLECTOR pronounced with confidence To De lhe n1ss
thst has been offered ir this market for many
.nb.c. arc ali Of the most desirable character ior
residences The ancient pictures are highly vAaahe-
Gallery open day and evening sV -
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Auerone 81

HOUSES AND LOTS on sudo.k and Slneteente
~. and 70 kidding Lots on Fouy-fourh, forysAth
and Thirty first 81. and Frstsv al Auction. ,.rsnv
80 Is AZ N O'clock al the Merchants Exchange The FOL!
Iovtng valuable property, viz
Suffolk sr-Ths two-story house and iot OF grouno
Lpown a. No 80 SufOE-st
EIcHrrENrH-sr.-Two houses and lot 2ss Eighteenth
At north side between Ninth and Tenth avs
FoRryFOURrH sr-One building lot on The SCUM sde VI
F.r,v ftlurh-st between Eighth and Ninth avs
gosTysxrH Seven lots on the north SIDE OF rory
.,,,bst between Finh snd Sixth avs
E1ssT.,v AND Eighty. FouRrH-sr -Four lots on aud
pext h- north 81 Firstsv and Eghiy o1fnN
Luhogrsph'c maps and further particulars can DC o.
,snsd Of ne sucunne-r Brcad-st tl.16g a5,o.sll
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AUCTION SALES.
An nERWIN. Aucuru.@s
49,. DI Atm a - -.

M hERWIN Aucucu-~F
Dl HANGS, PLA1T & 90. stIr- - nf".d~Al
a. Ntcu ar attention. given 10 he sse u Pfsie Linrs
r-s lHsn slVar-es 1i-re when iiear--i
At raGvATE saIE
Lart1er's Popular Lectures on Scerc@ ard Ar vuls
8yo ESbank's Hydraulics Ant Mechanics. 8vo John
snr- Farmers Encf cIop-ciA Guenon's gr-at Wors m
ch Cove rharf- Principles 4 Agriculture; Pezh1ir.
Agricultural Lectures D-Tocuevl.-- Democracy ia Au@
rcs, Book u he Feet; German Phrase Boz Lon
S1ugs'er Beuners Double Entry Bookkeeping & A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

MARYLAND ODD FELLowsHIP.-ltaP appears from
recent statistics that there are upwards OF 1000
members of the various lodges IN Baltimore, and
more than 1900 in the State. The amount OF con
trbutons received during the last quarter IS lJ,sO6
IL: expenditures for charities to the Order 80 09s
55-eaving a surplus of So 07 80.
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BRUCE A ChILTON Aucu0ne-f.
V'IECt>T ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGAN

EHOU sEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTlON-COLE
Chiffon w1l sell on montsy, April IS Al 10 O'Clock,
IS SecOndsv Al the furniture 10 the above house. con-
ssung part Of Brussels and other carpets rosewood
Tor fIulitue, suite rosewood piano 81 ocaves Oh paint
ing SC together with oil cloths mahogany chairs, yans
sofas aud elegant pier glasses book cases dressos
tables bedsesds beds. marble top tables and weshand
rockers. pictures frames, chandaie and csndeabra
astra ismp Turkey red curtains
Also good assortment OF China and cut glass ware
Also general assortment Of kitchen furniture, with
which the sale will commence. all 5usf
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By ROLLINS l. DUNpERDALE.

I : q Z : ? Y / D u N IT I ,
THE NDER-IGNED beg 10 inform their friends
and he public, rat hey prepared 90 gT- paf-cuaf
susnuDu 90 sae- of Household furniture hv Auction, A.
r--idrnc-- or elsewhere. ROLLINS DUNpERDALE.
J1HN T ROLLINS. Alciioreers-Otc- IS Wsi--t
IosEpg DUNnFEuaIFf ma lrnis -nd-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TIVE REMARKABLE SANATtNE POWERS OF DR.
: ?. TOWNsEND'S SARSAPARILLA, have Induced
numerous attempts counterfeit H. and make frandulen
Of Dr. TowSsENDs NAME he Of SPURIOUS
ARTICLES.
These oounte rfeiis and limitations only the
Of the ORIGINAL; snd 10 TcHER cONpLtNENr could be
paid 10 Or Tow Tsrnds Extract OF Sarsspsnia Than
the sborous efforts thar have been nsde get up SOME
THING As 10 The DISHONEST ATTEMPTS hat have
BEEN made TO USE DR.. To~nseud's hAME as TO create
coNFCsIoS In The public mind IN reference he GENUINE
ARTICLE publish below card VI all The principal
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS In New-Yofk.
We. the undersigned wbole.ae Druggists in the city OF
Nes-lOrk, have sold d. ) 2. TOWNSHIPS ExrRAcI o.
ShssAPAsLLA Tor seyrrs years aud consider NE ORIG.
that the frsI introduced to public noioney under
that name.
WALTER x TOWNSEND co. 2is Pesrst
LEEDS HAZARD, ~ Maiden-lans
JOHN earle co lbj WaIersL
NJ WARD & Co % Maid-n-isne.
j. & F Triple, % Maden-Iane
GRAHAM & co 10 Od.sip
OSGOOO JENNINGS, 1873 Psarlst
T. Is HAYiLAND 4 Co Orhce n Broadway
JACKSON, ROBBINs X 60 lSi wstersl
THOMAS MAXN ELL 80 Wiiiam-s-
WILLIAM UNDERHILL.Jr ls5 WsersL
DAVID I. LANMAN 90 Wster-st
MARSH NORrHROP 50 Peari-s'.
NORTON. BABCOCk WOOD, l39 Madsn-iane
PENFOLD, CLAY n co 4Fletchersi
oLCorT. MckEsSoN co ~ Maiden lane 49,,
LEWlSG PRfuF, s. Peaist
A B 4 D. SANDS loo Fnltor-s,
HAVILAND, kEEsE co So Msiden-lsne.
RUsHTON, CLARK co 10 Broadway, 10 As'"f
H2S;e spd - cor CO fei i Wars,
POU 4 PALANCA, 95 John-st
SHERWOOD 8 COFFIN 81 Pearl-'t
RUST HOUGHTON, - John-st
iN mIHEs * B 5Ri TdIfI 80 Pearse
GoSErHE TaInPE, - e n"jasn s1s p.,rr
GRFESLFAF 4 KINSLEY, Is Coun sndtsL
GINNING 4 VAN DUZkR l7s Green wtch.st-
X A FAHNESTOCKS co - John 81
Prupretors Of Fshne-tocks Nermifgge"
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DAWES PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE

DAYNE'S PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO
ID EUROPE-Open every evening At the Great Hall
Minerva Rooms, 40 Broadway, embracing (amOng other
things) views Of Boston and Harbor Halifax Liverpool,
London. from the Thames i;s magnificent Bridges, the
Thames Tunnel, brilliantly Illuminated and both banks OF
the beautiful River Rhine.
Admission IS cts children under - IS cts Doors open
NJ s. commences moving at II Pm. An exhibition on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a, O'Clock
ki0
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INHIrwELL,s ORIGINAL AND ONLY

WHITWELL's ORIGINAL AND ONLY
w GENUINE OPODELDOC fr khsuuslsfr. Spreils
Cramps, &c ~ Recommended by PROF. Mitchell, Of
New YORK College % Med cilr Pre- - ccuis bottle
WntweIls Aromatic suuf. ~ Recommended BY Prof
Wk,erhOuse OF Harvard UnVers-y. For Headache. Ca
larrh and SeIrs ga Pace IS and - cents totle
ry Beware of limitations. and bur only thar which kas
The signature on +. Wb.fNrii on t.s wrapper
Sold wholesale ard retsi by Rus,on CiaTk Z ca. A r.
d Sands. ThOmss 4 MARVEL 2ef snWLS.
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Disastrou. Affair on the Gambia.

The following is an extract from letter OF an
officer of the End West India Regiment 10 me
BATHURST, GAMBIA, Dec q, 1919
About two months ago a vessel belonging to
merchant here was trading down the coast, near
Rissao about 100 miles 10 the south OF u.s. when the
vessel was seized by party OF backfelows, who
turned out to be pirates, iRhabtng an island at the
mouth OF the River Seba. Some o the ere" We're
shot one of whom was Frenchman The GoV-
ernor here wrote an account to the Governor OF
Senegal who sent a small man-oi.war steamer,
with some Marines to assist us in punlshlng these
scoundrels and retakng the vessel. The day alter
she arrived here one of our vessels the TeaZer
came in: so the Governor determined on sending
her with the Frenchman and a few OF our men
The day after this the commodore arrived IN the
Centaur steam frgate quite by chance 1t was
now arranged that all should go down. He had a
number of marines on board, and with sixty of our
men, under Capt Hall and Lieuts. McCourt and
McLaughlen sailed for this place. The action W as
very short As well as | can make ont, the out
line is as follows:
The Teazer and Ruby (Frenchman having
gone up the creek where the island is situated an
chored off the place where they were 10 land
The Centaur being too large to come up so Tar,
sent up her boats, twelve in number, while she
remained about three miles down. Capt Buckle,
of the Centaur and Lieut. Solwyn, commander OF
of the Teazer then went in advance OF the other
boats near the shore, intending to demand the res
titu,ion of the vessel, together with the men who
murdered the crew, when he was fired at. The
ball took effect on Mr.. Young. midshpman OF the
Centaur and dangerously wounded him IN the
breast The Teazer aud Ruby, together with the
boats that had cannon, then opened furious cam
nonade, which lasted nearly hall an hour. The ma
tves stood il without answering a shot. They
,nen attempted to land from the boats however
the first that came near the bush which they had
to pass through received voiley which took great
effect killing Lieut.. Crockett, commanding the
marines, and dangerously wounding eight officers.
sailors and marines. They then withdrew, and
our men landed without further opposition, and al
ter beating about for some time returned to their
vessels The first boat was the only one under
fire, unless you reckon the shot that wounded
Young. This single shot and the volley were the
only firing f.om the enemy. The next day the
party wen. ten miles up the creek, and recovered
the vessel without opposition or seeing man
Thus ended the affair.
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Yaw did 50 steal der stuif but know where
stole him. and was going of to steal der money for
% pay
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At PUBLIC AUCTION-On MON

AT PUBLIC AUCTION-On MONDAY "a OF
LAApr, at 10 O'Clock. productive farms, beautifully
sused location healthy One the residence OF me sub
scrber about three miles northeast Of Poughkeepse con-
53 acres-has very fine extensive inland vewa MOD
brick house nearly newwo stories and bssementla
gsret; on fret floor hall and four rooms on second
hve plenty Of closets parors have marble manIes
and hard finish there good csern and hne well OF wa
teri wood-house cchouse csrag house and she'd as
barns hay barracks hAypess 2good tenant houses al IN
good condition Around the house great varey or
evergreen and other ornamental trees and shruhbey How
and variety OF all kinds Of choice uiI Sod on said
farm nearly 100 us of pressed hay per snnum The other
farm about miles north Of Poughkeepe, contains 20
acres has a site for building without parallel the view
being a complete panorama, including the villages Of
Pouehkeepse and Newburgh the Hudson River the Cats
Kill and Fishkil Mountains On said farm are about AoOp
peach trees and a variety Of other fruit; good farm.
house csagehOuse extensive barns and sheds the soil
fee and well waiered wood lot near Hyde PAX OF 80
The sale will place at the house OF the suoscr
Der Sale positive the owa-r being engaged in business
south. Reference-Messrs Allen, Hudson Campbell, Al
lorneys and CouI sellers Is Wsst MI John Stevens
Of the AlmsHouse Department - -
40 stseOd' WILLETT CULVER
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OIEKCk,> MIN-TKELS-Mr T. II. PIERCE

nIEKCE,~ NIIN>TKEIS-Mr T. H. PIERCE,
L one the principal members OF Chrsiys Ministries for
the last years respectfully announces to bis ends
and the lovers Of frsrae harmony and TO the amusement
loving public generally that he has formed the best Band
Of Mnstres the United Stses collected from every re-
specthble company in the Union, comprising several Oh
favoriies and many choice novelties. He VIII open the
Olympic Broadway, newly decorated rehued and altered,
Monday, Apnls. Admission TO al paris OF me house
Is cents new parquete with stuffed and stuffed
backs aud box seats have been added TO the comforts
on The house a4u
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nRAFTs ON SAN FRANCISCO, California IN
-, Si. - ~" WARD L PRICE, 81 WslI't

CALIFORNIA HOUsEs.-The weAkno~1
II firm OF GEORGE FREEMAN CO are PREPARED
to supply shippers and emigrants win houses superior
IN ANYTHING 10 this or any other market At very low pce
0nr bon..s nave been ried approved VI and exensVe
pauoHi@7D " &C iw'
WI
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: Z. INGRAHAM, Aucioueer.
TO CARPENTER-.-lo0 pairs Of green painted
outside Window Binds, OF various sizes and N good
order. Will be sold public Auction on sAAJ RDAf.
April 10 at lol O'Clock. at ~ Beeknan-st AL ~
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A. F. HINCHMAN

ATTORNAY AND COUNSELLOR,
san Francisco, California.
LII BUSINESS entrusted TO the subscriber Will be
IAfahfliy and promptly attended to-
REFEREsCEs;
Messrs Phelps Dodge Co. Messrs Sandiords Porter
A A Lowery. - Woodruff Leonard.
tsf Iavy2uisS. Mr. Henry McFaran