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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
Romauce in Real Life.

The LerssJnYg Pa Chronicle announces the
mar a-c ON the 18th inst OF John Johnson aud Mrs
Marian Miller of Chilisquaque township, and tells
the following romantic story respecting the happy
pair
The groom whouow works at the boat yard here
was formerly sca-iarIng man. The buda from
South Carolina aud her father, and her former
husband both OF whom have been dead many
years. were wealthy planters some five years
ago, the yoau- v iloS made visit 10 Eu-laud in
company with her brother, a Southern gentleman
of fortune and on the return voyage they embarked
IN a yesse. in which the groom was serving IS q
common sailor BY some accident she was knock ed
overheard IN the harbor OF Liverpool. sank 10 the
bottom and was given up fer lost Our hero how
ever, did lot abandon the search. y right change
IN the position of the vessel discovered her the
water ben- remarkably clear, lyiuc on the ground,
twenty feet below the surface. and apparently
dead Tie instantly plunged to the bottom. seized
ock Of hair oeiu- pulled oGt Ia the attempt and
which IS stil preserved. After some hours Of per
scveriu- eXer'iou. she was finally brought 20 and
perfectly restored She was deeply grateful 70
the preserver o. her lie, ana on the hoEeward
VOYAGE she formed slrou- attachment for him and
a union for HE was resolved upon. Their plans
We're however frustrated, and for several years
they never met. Ia the meantime her fortune be
came impaired. some three or four months a-0
she heard OF his location here sud Immediately
came on from Charleston 10 see him Her uncle,
however. overlook her and carried her back She
came on again some three weeks ago. bat was
confined to bed for some time by sickness Re
covering. on asst sabbath evening the on- deferred
nuptal knot was tied and the rescuer and rescued
are now united IL Aiepartnershlp, for better or
for worse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
HENRY H. LEEDS, AIcnoueer.
IItND.O,II HOIstIiOID EiRNITI RE

lone tne Rosewood Piano. maze ~ Nuns Clark
heauufu. collection ~ Painting. snd tnWagings. &c -
HENRY n LEEDS 4 co vii sell 81 auction ON WE
NEsDAY April - a. 10 O'Clock, NJ - DIVERSITY ace,
corner Of Nr:hst the furniture contained DO said house al
made TO order IN the fashionable consisting Of
one beauufl God piano forte inside by Nuns
Brussels cBrve r1sew bod sofas chairs arm ard sewing
DO divaB- covered in blue velvet push, French fancy
cAr. sofas srl center tables marble iuP- rosewood Ia
brs pier glasses diver Stands WIKI silver stag china
Vases window and ace curtains antique rosewood sofs
sdeboard. with marble TOP Grecisn back dining
chairs mechanical agd Curcs amps fancy rksalds. IVORY
do other fancy articles mahogany eNrnsion dining IA
b e.. o Goth &C bedroom furniture. usstrg o brussels
carpets ingram DO. marble top swing Easses s"rqentre
front tIr-su- chairs. couches 80 90 match French bed
--ads beds bedding mattresses rosewood ianle-, fancy
articles. req French lrdstcai. marble top aWoue. with
draw TANK mirror and basin. WsrdrtDe- with .uohlng
sas. front lined with satin wood marble top nisti stand
Also large assortment Of china. g.ass. ditner desert
and tea excellent assortment OF kitchen urni-
tIre &C.
Tweulysx oeastf paintings snd engrgvues hy TerIg
D1ge DOT T-niefs. DE Hsoge FisherWars MOnaud, an
Goveu. Sc with books of engrAving-
Aso. framed eugraslug-, by celebrated artists
t. be sod without reserve a. tte owner now RES irg
abroad The be eNaroed day before the sse by
ticket. OF admission application 81 store, Wal 81
a. ). u,'-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
no LUMBER DEALERS.

NBER-LU bEk-LC h En-
.4yE HAVE ON HAND al oof stem "a" mn 10 Koch
w - sl,1rt eleven hundred thousand feet Of the
ii nd II viii. pine boards and plAnks lsrge pro-
,,fos n % z rsF .iuf !: and inchr. thck sawed
III .,.ress for The s-s-fOrk uArsrL srf learly
.,,o,tl a. u u lad passed Afough paiDng machn. IL
. On th- bank u The cara, Hh-r. % BE shp ped
bal. without leaning.
h- .i-raOn " New York and Eastern lumber merchants
" Co. " vii 1--WE gOof bargain ~ sny one woo nay
~'l - purchase Ih- essly ss-rsss' g rgn hat MONEY
car be- nzf- On II.
~ can furnish vatssOod, Oss, a., hlcklry or sny
cd = llh-r any 44sluy u f-sb-r-tg-i a.. sragh.
.pnOsrds AID snngos Also sDzfs for sips sna
pz or uf -r u aly required th'ckr kc any sngn
, ~ u feet Reference ~ Campbell aoOdy - "@'@
10 g,on-s. New.Yors and 4 X. Bzsi0v. Hslem co
J. r AlLLENEk CO
9.s..,.x Nal u t2,o ms 4~D la"is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

~ The steamship GEORGIA came IN over the
bar on Tuesday evening about O'Clock and
anchored about tao miles from the propeller Secre-
tary Marcy. which boat was lying al anchor oppo
site the Light House, with the mails and passen-
gers for California on board The Captain OF the
propeller not having steam on sent a boat with
small boat was within abou- OF mile of the
Georgia she weighed her snchor and ran out to
sea, by this time jhey hsd got head of steam on
the propeller and after the Georgia. but did hot
come up with her Thus the passengers reported
Yesterday in our paper IS having sailed FOR Cali
loruia have returned Say annah Rep. 18th
II a lttie girl about i,u- yesrs old, daughter
Of a NJ Davis was recently burned 70 death in
Darien, Conn. by her clothes taking fire.
F- The la'ee Bsssing and Rope Factory near
Lexington, Ky. was destroyed BY fire las, week.
No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
From Puerto Cabcilo.
rom the Phils1e.phis Exchange

r, s ~ rSnmss w. We're inform.
P'' 0- ..a.;,.as ,,,,rJ.~ had bsan commit.
ga '''a' -I ,l,, soio,a~ ,dis from Elizabeth
yea W" 0'- coso aeon, ~ that mace had pub
Cu! Wv, ..'.,.,', ~ tEs oG..r and We found the
'Suo" az .,'... ,,,,,.rs(,..4 in H.. cit,. of Ia
P,.r,,
suSt d" ..... &c ....- e,i.or.... s.,.,r, induced
:, 5.l.r ,l..,,, g. ria. commando or the
y, " INN, ~ Han, .,,clI,,5 Win oYar3 of
We -, .I,.r 49, Io.-d ord thu. vii
~ ,b.' teJ s,a,es where the pe
~. ......-;, NIL la. s,vorle1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
How would IL strike The Men of NnshinGton'>
DnVr

t. ,s> E9i'or. of The Iri,gae.
The recent G.s,rac,f4 scene iu the Senate
Chamber a, Washu-ton has ;orc.5y brought to
nv mind 2 passa-e in a letter whc. received ID
the Winter Of l-.c from Gentleman DO" dead
INIT who's name IL were 20 mention Il would be
egnd familiar 70 ever. wei informed man IN the
nat Oh. Though quite yolDe man at the time
o,r ;oyer,m.r, Wen, iato operation under the
nresor, Constitution. set ron the eminent puo-,
frositiou Of M, father from ais own standM- ana
from other circumstances. he ~as pers'DaNy anu
faol arlv acluain'ed with y asA.u-ion ana a. the
leading public meno' that day
The extract is follows ,,..
uIo the year. 1898 u.s. '+j often saw me holse ana
s.rsie OF that DAY n the month Of May as "ett 10
on merely 10 see the House and S'uh.r OF lo'y
yesrs sier Good heavens "h4is contrast. d -s ~. 10
., Of olr nation be DOW fairy represented We hie VIC
owes and most vulgar qeopl" OF a. me OaU'asAH a'
If such was the impression produced upon the
mind Of this most accomplished gentleman and
bigh minded man of the Washington school, IN
ia, when the Senate was yet comparatively a
decorous aud dynihed body. and when the sPrt Of
v,l,sr and runjaulv violence which has since 50
frequently d.sersced Congress ana the Nallos' hau
ONLY BEGUN 20 show itself in the House OF Repre-
ser,atiyes in what terms must his disgust have
found expression had be lived TO witness what We
have seen since then This last most shameful
scene IN the senate, hoW would 1t have struck him
and the men OF WASHINGTON : day The senate
LET Us hope. vii expel Mr. FOote with lcnomny.-
II they do not the whole Nation should rise, and
with one voice say % the whole body Dispense
Yourselves To your homes. or wherever else you
choose to carry your shame but away from tm'
place at once &. = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
ANTHONY J BLEECKER Aucuoneer
\ ARGE AND PERENTORN SALE OF IS

IIBI ILDTNU LUIS on nON sIdrs ~ FTlfIl
F1urth-ay A. auction ANTHONY BLtECktR WI
sell a. auction TUESDAY April >, Al l. ociocA VI Al
the Merchants Exchange the following valuable real rs
tate. VIZ. 80,
good and substantial house, barn SC snd ~ building
lots situated the north and south side Of Eighty nrss1
and on the Fourth adjoining he Corporation lots 90 -
south SIDE Of Eghy-second streceny sod a. auction The
ut.e % The above property indspuiah.e
sky per cent Of the purchase money may remain 90
bond and mortgage a. per cent
For sps and further particulars Of the above property
sppiy to the Aucuoneer Broad-s,
d Is lsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, Auctoneer
L'IFTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on A.

ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucloneer.
NIFTy VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on A. an
L TIC PaGnc Dean, P-arst and Bergen 80 and on A.
bush-sv IN the Civ % BrO0ky W. a. Auci1n AM hpN
RLFFCkFR W! A. auction. ON TIT hSDA1 .
Ann - 1880 Al O'Clock A. the Merchants hNchsnEe me
following valuable property known a. The Pearsa Estate,
On Alsrtc-., > iois A.anrc-st between Fstou'h-
a. and Pear-a - o..
ca Pscfcs.-. .Ois on PacrcsL loo rs from r at
bush-sv.
Also .ots on Pacihcst near Bond Il
Flethush-Av lots on stbush-av near Facihc-sl
Dean-st lots on both sides II Dran-s between si
bushsv snd P-arsal-si and on the cor OF PrarsaA--t
Also lots on both SIDES F.sihushay between Bergen
and Dean
On Bergen,t--2 lo,s Bergen-st. between + stbush
and jihR
Also lots mex, the of Bergen and Pearsa SIS
Also io. and cores on Bersru-si commencing lOO
feet Norn Pearsa st part OF -ait fronting lat
bush Turnpike
Lthograrhic maps and further particulars OF the above
property can Dee obtained OF the alcuOneer al broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
QUINBY s. co.'s GENUINE

AMERICAN PREPARED FLOUR,
TOR MAKING BREAD, Tea CAKES &c. without SAT- or
L Yeas
Requiring only 20 be made into dough with cod gs,-r
and r-s1y ipr le Oyrc There 5, Always certainty Of
Id. four uGklg good bread, which ~. ~. become
tscu.dy or sour ~i-h ke-ping
Il VII MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
wheat CAKES ~-1ol, Eggs. aIc pIcf;rss Without s1eL
II can DE- u.ed % s1gznagr 1r . domestic purposes
sar pound % y--er Or ard nh irs our VII produce
pssiry -rll - iai made win pound and ordinary
Flour
For SIP s.or-siis invaluable, - q1s-. remain IL
irnrs,r-i ln az climate.
C-r-tcstr - lanes 2 Chiffon Esc n
have examined the American PREPARED Flour, put Up
BY Quinby c. AID recommend it a. NOS. whole
,irr- aruc.e JAMES Z Chiffon NJ D.
sod S-1.-sae % QCiSBf co - sers- and
- sprng 40. By 3 ACkERMAN. g Bsrcayst and
re,Aei b. be principle Grocery sOres 10 NeSYorE and
BroJsyu
B-Orsers Nr ..pp.az 70 Caloru.s and o,h-f psee'.
So Stn--s L pu. 70 a. ...-t .0flr- 10 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
The Webster Triul-The Jdry'- Prayers.

o.. E.It,.y ~ The IrfiIue.
-. ,t.,tb,.s sroend 10 communications
,,..l..,o, Trial Many or
% 'He s'Uy' '' ii -,
them are eHt'a'a -aI' '"''-"
views eH pres'e' e'.D'''a'! j" .'' P"pe' 10
70 the propne'y ana jus''' Oh '"' 'e'D''''
cannot subscribe 10 !ouF 'e"S Oh '''o s''y7' VI
Capital Punishment ior me crme o. ~u niu,ue rue,
pu' " . '0 f"''
merely wish % advert 70 an occurrence stated
T. have taken pace ~ '",, aaI or ,s,ba-
IT, ~ b., +, obt mot 10 be- nermitted to
mass without remark I aiIude to the formal reh.
gious services said 70 have been introduced by the
Foreman ana PaIu'lP"' b" " ''l''''0'' 81" -!
the rest OF the jurors ,-.....
In my apr. eheh''n us = LUZ ,e'!
bad precedent ana 10 N'''u" ''- ~ "''" '' " pass
without amman s.y". A., ,..o,..o - .,
There u mo- p''u' I'a' I,'AV" u'd' ! NM" W ~
suppose tne cf'1iHs'"''' 'A" al! i'''''"O7 va 'i'
result i' ms cas-.
some VIII oe o' one ''"' .''' SUI W 49,
'nef anu some % j." =" a. a., =; -
Sn"u' 'a'S l'O '"- w -, ,l;L :,
ID tlo 'e"s, nom pe oio -. sI.,it
- "en "U'! - - ii ,,rlsanc.s
81 :" - r,..;,.,s ser,ices conlJ
a." III 80 s,,,,i,,.s ,bo, mich,
l..,, o., ,,,- times tb,., mich,
,,l.. .os. a.. i,.n,.,c, has been
- 49,. 81 Ia. fo,,, and mot auti,i .
NV -, ,,..i,s..l ~
f" -. ~. ~
g q 'a"'''' 7-'V' ~" "NN " '"
decidedly resist any tup',N'0H oi prayers OF othtr
reli.ious services hy a norton Of Jury on their IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
ByAJ. BLEECKER. Aucuoneer
NOR al I-Th- wears rs-- good VII fixture

By 4 J. bLfrN NIX, A.cAiifrf
L'OR -AIE-The years ess-, good VII, hNture-'uf-
uIre and utensils Of the Bank Coffee House, II Pine
account u the continued illness The Proprietor, Mr.
James Fro-se who has conducted te pr he last -
wears T-0 per Of he purchase money o be pad Al
fr- time u and bali Of hr whole amount % be
maize good Al he Of taxing possession The remain
iU may stand bond aud mortgage fur one or NO
wears - per cent deduction u 100 per cent there
from II paid in The stock may be- had A. yauaton
Doe removed desired Sac O hr positive NJ NE
Merchants Exchange on WEDNESDAY next an OF
Apr ir.t 4. O'Clock une4s previously disposed Of
by private c0nac. Further particulars made Ano"n upon
apr..cst.on fo fhe Aucfon--r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23

DSiIafs between thu Albany Post Road ard %" River
Al DearmAn be- sold Auction on the -'ih April al the
Merchants Exchange. by COLE Chiffon. Auc-
uoueers The distance from the city by the Hudson River
Trains hreeQu arirrs OF hour The fare the
10 Donhs Ferry be- commuted quarterly or by the
year 4 part OF the property 'ronune he wafer VII he
sold village ots, and IN plots on me upland to sun par
rla-ers The premises now being AID oI planted Al
improved The views commanding and beautiful, and
The position perfectly neshy The Ferry With Pemoni
affords constant communication between hs point and The
opposit. shore and connects the Hudson River and Ere
Railroads The neiehbohoOd most excellent d. ufng
I'm the Immediate vicinity country seats OF Mes.r ash
ington irving Ambrose c kngs.and Gen Paud.ng. Mrs
Coord Jones Messrs Henry Sheldon James Hamilton,
and George SCHUYLER beside the residences OF many gen
ueinen belonging % We.ichesier County
Seyeny-fve per cent OF ue purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage FOR further particulars app cation
NAV be- made a. Station house the premises o Mr
gro " DEARMAN, 81 Bruad-st 10 q \ SACthl
or Al the Aucuoneers ofc Waist where maps O lhe
premises can Al he trains Of the Hudson River
Railroad stop Desruan and gentlemen VINO " ruid view
premises Ay take the cars a. Chambers = Al NJ
g. 8! srd ant leave Desrman returning al - -
4 " ard ~. - and ln H. T NJ
y B-Persons wishing Ia build Nr The summer can
purchase priyale very liberal terms ON epplca-
ION A. above ms SSrm25'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
OLYMPIC
nIFRC ,IIN-TREI~.-Tte or

l i..- N Ch-.gs MnsIr, 80 Broadway. be- w-et
Howard ard Grsni a.. every evening ~ week Doors
open =. =. Concert A. o'clock Tr- novelties irt-o-
dacei hv l. Pierce y BIS stye ~ Ethiopian v~-for-
rarras snl w- p Az ret each Tgri l me
most decided marks ~ spprohAu1r hg crowded auterc-s
stamped them - being ne "rr pIs uls % negro
en;eria. nTlerts
Afternoon p-r'1rms1ces on "Wednesday sri -lr-sys
Doors open concert ~ o'clock Admission - cts
Orchestra = private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
MEDICAL OFFICE, 80 BOWERY, FOR THE
OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

nR UPHAM confines himself To an Office pracnce, sna
Dmay ~ consulted In relation - any dis-ss- rom
,5oi,cs q, the morning I'll O'clock r. VI The dociOrs
ed-- fr dyspepsia liver complains scrofDls e fne
rsr, are unrya I'd aod pansn'ef 70 cure 10 AZ es'e''
FOR THE PILES
DR. UPHAa's Eecm4fy ian Internal refn'ay, -
,s e,- fr Inc pies 10 every form. Sod ~ ne pfopr1
.,r 1856 B1~erY, Tolssyi 10 Nas'sr' 90 f't,s
ru.yu' D'"'"' 49, AZ lnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
WILL SOON CLOSE
DAWES PANDRANit Jog VOYAGE TO

~
- EIROPFs-Op-I every rfrrlnS Al me brra HAL
Minerva Roorlt 90 S-csiway. embracing among Other
thirgs, WE'VE Of Boston and Hsrhor. Halifax Liverpool
London. from the Thames, IS magnificent SndErs, me
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated. and both bsnis oi
ne beautiful River Rhine
Admission 5cs, children under l. II ca Doors open
A. o. comrsrces moving q; Z Pm A. rVhihiuon OF
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Al O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
JAMES COLE. Alc.cc--r
rREAT WE OF AIIAHIE

4 I
b., N % Fuf1o = Nv ave Adams P~s-. ia. Bs-
tlrn BriEr J'an'or and Tis-y - sra hs-rer Court
rsrt n ,h- J-1-.on ss-s.e-JAMsS COLI 81. -. =,
Ner-hs,.' Erchsnsr N-~-iors .po,rrey io .he gte.
a.tter ,hr '1.o"7s property VIZ
- roN-AFs - ~ ground f.rE l,r-r rrr Sc
~ CIV Hsl s-i rurr.rs .hro4sh % Aiam.,
'iYsriF-,vs .>n As,N.-sr - ,--te story 81 hss--
--rt a-cs 1v-I1. L'-se. sac o-s .-oNa A. - AID
A'.u..,r-A ...5-r frame rac,~ AMI o. 80 A. Vr.s,
PrtEf- - .,1-. f-sT~ house ST.. .' - faAr. e.
M,srtr ,Vr ,>p J,Y,r-5 ~e.sas uree ..,-, an
.--r.-r. Ics e.r. ho.se- Ar --- 81 - Nni 30 VI
Nlsr.r.,yr-. t-~~ story srcs dwelling b.. So. 81
j.aS.a> y -.-..o-y ana 5a.rm-a. tsns house ,'.
Jo.n.ou-st
near Johu.or.-.he.- house. were finished a'9l. one
year, 'front.'. covered With haste. Nc
Ttti,sY ,So B,Ss,si> -, ID frame houses s'i DTS
northeast corner OF ssit streets
MYrr,r ,~o JAW SIS ,hre, soy brcs Dwelling
aogs-- 80 .o..-'A 80 =, ~ and 81 jsy -
TulAS1-,T-- vacant lols ucsg Jay--.
JAY sr--siory anf a.rc itre lo-sr = j .,i
ADAMS ,>D TiLLASY - - ~ '.ov ana s,lc frame
iVe ~ houses. - rs 30 - ans ~ 4 fsSrs 81
TltLASYsr-. story frame house 81 T s0-st
TliLAsY-,r-l vacant .oi between Peer So Jay 20
TIlLASY-sr A smsI house iu rear of .ot l' d.
Joa>,o>.sr-- lar.- ..,o0 a., .ud basement 'rck
dwelling and ots s. and - Jo.rson.,
Bslues 40 rilLAsr srs-A story al a.lc breA
Bs,ucg i - 5s,ory 5rcs dive Ing hol.e. -l3. - =.
A1f - brdEssL
H.cH-sr II. story and atc i.sue dNe.ass l. And Jos
II gh-.t near Jav-sL
ScsgsNFsHosS,r.-A ...,ory frame house so Zee, tom
Bond o..
HARPgR CoNRr.--u slnAl 2story house. running from
Jaw to Barbsrn It's between TuAry ard Concord So
These house. buu 90 supply want of sua houses
f1r The accommodation " families NJ limited means. who
l-h % c-esp and retired residence" the snrus
rent /. over -O'u
the buildings on hi. estate were built ~ days WORK
The tile % property been 10 he possess 1n ~ The
family FOR upward 81 leo yesrs large portion az r"
purchase money may remain on bond mortgage Fu. de
scrrtve book maps be- obtained ~ he Office o the
Aucuoneer - Eui,on-st Brooxlyu, and Waist Now
York l43ll afbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
BRUCE A Chiffon. Auctioueer
HANDSOME HOT sEIIOtD FL R<iTt RE

liPIANO. &C. ~ III rOnrih-si between Amos ana
Charles sts COLE Chiffon Will sell A. AUCTION on
TUESDAY, April y. Al 10 O'Clock. ~ the above house, The
whole furniture contained herein consisting of hrs
SEES and ingram carpets sofas dining snd center tables p
sno made by Nuns Clark oil cloths wardrobe, PANT
ing, ruaho gany chairs green house plants kitchen uru
r,rs l. e. an Hlq4us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
PANORA,A or. TnE G0i.n ,nINk- "

nA Panorama = the God Mines embracing views on he
lslhmus Pacific Coast san Fnncisco and the various
Ciiies and Ming Districts - Caorr Is now eNh niuns
Al Wast,ngo1 Hal. sos BroadSA,, .hres doors Shove
Nblos
Doors ..pen a. :. exhibition commences a. i Pr
gyh.bi.0u Jr "Wednesday snc saturday Afternoons a. D
O'Clock
Atmiusnce = csni. children hsfprce az w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23
HENRY LEEDS Aucuoneer
IIOI ~EIIOID FtRNITI RI. - Henry II.

IIOJ ~EIiOLD FtRNiTi RI. - HENRh H.
LEEDS Co vii .eA Al auction on II EsDAf
April - ~ lli cock, Al the saesroom. " esi gen
-ra assortment q Household Furniture removed iur con
yenenc- fsse consisting m part " sofas, eiea ieirs d.
vals lounges chairs paror and sewing DO. OF rose
wood and black walnut a1d mahogany covered TO plush
hair-co.hs narbeop center and sde-tHbe washsands
French beds ead pier au1 Bfl-
40 ca.ns and Glassware. SC &C u524l A. %
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AUCTION SALES.
~ MERwIN. Aueaooe-,

= " AfhN ~, Alc.oCeSr
i. HANGS, PiATT - 90. sore - s-1,a-a-
II ,,r - Al-nucl gty-r 90 = = sse ~ F-r.i. Lf-s
Aas1 Riva-crs msf- ~n-l i-sr-l
PRIVATE sAIE
LA-irer. Popular Lectures OF Science ara Ar VOL
'rn. FwrSrS. Hvtrallcs ari M-chslcs. fT0 John
.1-.E Farmer. Encvcop-iia. Ga-n1r's Ores. Voc "a
rf Cows A~r. Pr-cir = Agriculture Pc E1l 80
A.rrl-lrs Ler-lr~s Del clevi - Democracy III -
req Br,S n lt- Fee German Fhrs.e BOX I.pr
S1-.s.-r Bsu-s,. D'uh- t.rt-, BooS seep'7- - 81
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, ..Cur.: = CLEU, im9yrtef
i fEt JOnr o t~gs 90 morn 80 cpkEists
- ~ -. "a psvsicars mai - tss .. received. per
spouiV-A a yer, -xt-r.F- sIcC.y y fresh speiisn
- .tien ~ 0s-f. iof.s ~ o~ prices % IAN
l-.-s ~ - In
CHAIN CABLES l.Ts- s.s0rmert " Engaso
I 1ro,-e rom - % ia inches fOr sale -
-: GAUNT DERRICksOS, - soaisG.
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,ODA WATER APPAKATIs o. r.e'y s o1'cl 4,
- to- either for th- manufacture, os~hf ms ~ -
-, H.er Manufactured ard 800 p{ ~" wAi.
THFWs corner Yr,ysv. and Twsn'y % - y, Z. a
I'D. ,ag "a - ,.,sns-ure and putnns up " NJ sppsr
~, ts snas.etur- Of ne syr1p. 70 .seomps1y -Afh
- - =. .,.,y- ~ lmDssICT'
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HENRY r. LEEDS Aucroneer
fFNTFEI HOUSEHOLD FIKNITt RE

NHENRY ~ LEEDS a co vii eel Al auction on
WEDNESDAY. Agu = al ln O'Clock, a. 4 Li-pcoSri--t
a. assortment u geulee. household furniture, nstrS ~
na1o-sIy so4s chars chars r0csing DO Ia lar com
Brussels carpets girsnd1es malfe ornsuents center and
ID sbes French osdsleacs washstanfs bureaus SC VIZ
dow curtains 81 shades, clrs ard ss."arr together
with A. assortment VI kitchen furniture win VIII Inr sac
Vi commence 1881 AIS
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,'p,N' III q 80. T-,f.,,;.-., bs;a.s,.
=" Gus a'' , s..u:'e' ., rt ,i,. t... IN,
amp anu ,,,',.,s,,ls sI,n
Du a''.t' 81. EI,ss 1,,,.
ana a .a,so ram ,'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r..
P''' oy w. H".'-" ,s.' - ~ i',ni,,ti.-
I'm, 60. '....,',.5 h,. ~ Rr,4fly r,s
',reatly damaged 4 bIacksmIths shop. next 10
II on Cam st succeeded by severa. one story frame
,.,ere,,ts ,,ere burned Mex. 10 III. pr6tes,an,
Cb,r.b oil sana~o,ai from il Lv a small va~d
was a Ier',s two 'stor, brick building occupied bv
lobo-ers families II was yer, much Injured. all
oftbese buIainss formed ou to sides OF a square.
in the center of which were stables, sheds. kitch
ems. bales oil hay piles o. coal drays, &c which
were totally destroyed The tencmen's were.
with one exception. occupied by lablrcrs, trades
men and their families and tie .oss it.s heavily on
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any .I--BEALE HELlCk / DEWITT.
* E1is.s'. Grocrrs snd COmmssiOn N-rch.ns hsy,
- "A s,ors 10 BrOso-sI 70 aud Brcg-,. b-ts--c
xVs,,.bslLs, ana ne bss.rry SiE
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CLOTHING.
"a, rMI>., xrAKING APpAKEI..

EENTIEnEN-' WEARING APPAREi.'-
Mn r.- no has fJr years past rL-r ny nose
In The sane trade enjoyed the reputation OF cnlthK .nr
b..r sug ard II tase and style 10 geiung up safm7l'
m fr civ invites the attention Of ne moe. ia-rd Gus ~
purchases exclusively for c4sl llr mo-! ch'c- R'o1r
,esr ne !. email I'd 10 make from three % ien dolaf-
-. than Broadxay pncr- and warranrl eq4a u l'' 81
peror 10 every respect ., -.- c...,.
~ a'.,.'-1. - L. Ms In
s'oe"' cglRfEs : goLwELL. Tailor. -, F4.toa-st