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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
FOURTH! OF july.

ENIREW ORKS. PREMIUM FIRE
II WORKS i-Fdscs Brilliant Coored Egm0itlonsl
FIkEN OkkS.-Ihe works from this Laboratory have
taAtu the Premiums fDf twelve successive years rom
the Anou,an IustItutC Our EKhOitonal pieces are Oh
tie ost beautiful designs and for richness snd bnancy
cannot BE cqualed the country. Fourh-olJu y Com
nIttcCs III cons l Their interest by sending their orders
early Orders 20 the &. Laboratory, Jese, CITY, or
o. general Depot 80 Maiden lane, VIII De promptly at
tended 90. j. e.. 4 ISAAC EDGE.
4 We have also On han1 a large stock Of small
works a. manufacturers' prices lcll tJyi'
FNIREWORKS at 1872 Chatham-st, oppo-
n site the National Theatre The subscriber has got
up his usual large supply nd variety Of staisd aud ahJ
FIRE WORKS,
which he will dispose 81 70 dealers ships, stetmb1atsi
parties Of pleasure ana the panotc the most hDcf~
terms, sistIns IN pat VI tle following articles
Rockets. Chinese FlYcle.
Roman Candles. Flower Puts,
Vertical heels. pfasancfpcr4s
Mines 0f SlI0ug,
hines II SerIen's. yellow Lights
bengCH Lights, lranelest
Table Rockies, fyfariHsi
Blue Lights Fans,
Pm Wheels Canton ere Cftrters.
Sci ems Rockets.
Scroll Wheels, Spuns
t,YipN""'i ."f.~'avs.
,t'vnS' Pulling CIactrrs
S'e-'-.r.. Douhle feaLers &c.
J y CASHIER. Tate Gafsner G f0un ?
Us Ina. i3z Chajhsu-st opposite the Mammal II sief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
Passengers Arrived

" slip 35e5cc. from NcD- Or,caHs - Mr. Surgel. Mr.
Brown II q Stohhlns-25 In s'cerase.
IN barb C4sei or "A, ocean, from BrSt0lNr Bla ckweu
lad, and tvu children Alfred Barnes.
In bqri PffnH from Haugna-lohn llaw II. lady and
children Eessrs Ih0rbum, Riley, Perkins, \ walker
IN bra Ee-a Dsdey from st Johns Bar, nm East
and lady.
,,txr.rrPr Almanac THIS DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

BOSTON. June llArr ship Gars i.u, I'm New-Os.eaas,
B,rS Kate Alice. I'm Mobile VIA Kcy wes,-spos, ota.
of South Shoa har May Lowell, from Hayanl iol = II
Bark Brcadalbanc. Liverpool. May rs SPOKE Jan- 3,
Tat a. ION o. ship s. Nicholas, I'M y Yors for iiayre
BarsS Adeha Rodgers and Fla. Pniladep ha, william,
SayW, NAV %. Helen Mana BALTIMORE. Delaware. Pnio;
brigs Sarah Williams Cieniue as May 2S l. W Maxwell,
Prr T.prtan Gaze iEagtiSn. NAV o. Iat brs wl1m
PITT for Boston n % ds Nulta,e n dol"s arr So" Low
Br,gs Cbas Heath Trinidad May TO- Com. C.eafoe-os
May o. Flora. NOrle,ns hay -, Almla. Savannah A
dover. PM.ad, sch Golden. Rio Hache MayR
Light. for Boston IN Is ds; = 4 PANE for do IN 9.
Schs Oscar Coles Norfolk Albany, Amanda, ana l pa
vert, Albany; Onon' Rond'ut' Ne"-foTN' ana Cofaea'
Schs Kedron, FnedeucAsnur-, Magnolia, Ae'3ndra:
Spray Baltimore n Bascom. Susan Ross. ami l>f m
James. Pllad. r Pitts A'enser, and CABOT Nf''S'
Below. shi9 Trmom,ain. Liverpool Ma Q.
Gem Phlade phia. brgs Logan, st Johns. PR. Empire.
Pma; schs Luther Child, do Jasper Victor, and Isabella
PORTLAND, June Io--Arr bark Almra, CarIonas' sch
Sid bris Harrasceket. Ma,anzas
WILMINGTON, June Arr schs George Harris and
NEW-ORLEANS, June 3-Belov ship suas Holmes,
RICHMOND. June lO--Arr sch Chas Whiting, BOSTON
NEW BEDFORD. June l0-Arr bark Rpah, North Pa
cc with 500 qbls VII do sp OIL 40O0 lbs bone Spo,e
Dec 90 on Rorotonso ship Richard Mitchell, of NanlucN
et SOC sp. for New Zealand. March 81. OF River Fiue
Emma { Jones, Of New Bedford. 500 So 200 wh.
schs William i'm Wilmington, &c, for Boston; X Rln-
DAN. Savannah Mary Helen. Suffolk.
CID ship Ale1andey North Pacific SD ship Roht Pu!s-
NEW ORLEANS June 6-Arr ship Westminster. New
BALTIMORE, June liar sch Facon, Porto Cabello
with Prof Col Humphreys, OF N2ork pasSenger sfns Sin
"a CHART FST0N June lo-Arr steamer Marion, NYcrk;
ship Chacc. DO. sch Mediator. Fa River brig Foster,
Mill Stone Point, Conn Souther Boston sch Prescott
"a III. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

lPER STEAMER ANEEIc4. ~ B0sr0v1
AT CO Liverpool MAY z7.J Hsmga-rys, .r5-, New
ORLEANS
Sd I'm Do lay q. Naples Duncan. NOrea,.
OF the Lizard date. Mary AIDE. s1a hl.nr fo An.
wen fer NTolA so E1''--
AT a. Meah'rd MAY IS, MELISSA Hs~, Sar-rn--
irr ~ bnssa hay 70 NJ rlrs Nga~. IA % -~ f,d
81 ior Owes ia. kogt .'i .. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

PHILADELPHIA. June ll-1rr-ted- Blra PMaltl-
phia. lRren) HOLMAN. Bremen. bugs Grand TurA, Nc
Cue CALAIS. india. Nanaer, - JaSo Ne Cuba, schs Della
ware, Harding. Providence 5 - Hart. RaWey CALAIS,
S0uhener. Studcy Salem. Almlda. Mhc.den, New YORK,
Ha o. Peuy DO, Cicero Baker Fall RIVER Harriet Sears,
Bradbury, Newport, saratoga, Thompson. NIork; lNchd
Law Chappsll. New London. san Inns, Williams Middle;
town. Tiger. FoutAe. New Bedford. steamer Oneida. o.
Neil. New-Nork. bsrses Porpoise, DRAKE do Grampus
HAYNES. DO.
Cieered-Steauship Osprey Hunden, Charleston, snip
Philadelphia. StatesaIry Liverpool bark General Jcssup,
Fisher Boston. brigs Brand wine. COuncA PemsnbIcO,
Ayr udley, Boston, Delaware Harding. DO. scs Swan,
johnson. do, Tiger. Fokerts. Sac0; Htyr0n, Newman,
Newtuyport, Mary Clark Allen, DO Boston. Kelly Bos-
tom Harnet Lewis Thompson Dghton, Southern.r stud
ley, Salem Harp, Perry. Cohasset, Saratoga, Thompson
Providence. steamers Novelty, Briggs, NYork, Anthracite
hodey, do Kenuehec, Seymour. DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

suN-Rises.. 4 2a-Sets-----7 81 MooN-Riscs- +
HIGH wATER------June ~.
Sandy Hook la Gov island Ola He'll Gate ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-There is railer more dolay IL
the low Grade, II STATE ana We>tfrr Tur Prss fy,-
tie buyer The transactions are mostly a The inside assures
-; o lie Eas ana local trade The rrceint ~. .if
and he stock dating, anal reaches $50 900 bhs
Domestic. OF Statt and Western are lower and more lc-
yo u ss&3 81 New-O Orleans Is he e more freely and
Freely offered sales u 40 o5ls st4 coat ~. IN bond 49,
Ihe sales oi Domestic reach 96gO bis q. sJa3 s7l for
snd Indiana stSsl fr state. and 37ta4 So fr
pure oeneses the latter rrce for snail lots only Siuth
port safes u 60 DBL Is az 81 f 81; flr naked O. g sra
brands. AMI s. a5 81 mr f,ncy I've Flour Is iliI
small sales AZ 81 90 - Corn Meal y aeaYy al At q f5r
=, Et'ler,, from is, 90 i0.A June 1851. 1850.
GRAIN-There is sun fr demand ID. W6e,t FIR ~
sales 81 $50 tu,.e, co.c. G.4osee 10 H. sai So A.
iii .o, az 81 C..a-an IS qrls 50 2, ss5c I've more
ait oa.l ana peay a a. c t.r Northern and .3S m
jersey barley Is easier snail sa-as tfcl1al ts1-ry-l
a. ~. Cora Plenty lIl u 80 demand lr export -
ts 81 80 Ter heated yss q westeru IalTet 5sSso
tNperi. nom ID 90 leth June 1851. IS5o
Wheat asa i 5s"e
C.sn --.---.-- s5g3s fS5 50
HSKN-A guot market, small >ai,s d Proa a. isc
P3OYlSlONS-Tac market is Juu and sn,e.t,.l e.-
PORK, rct s.u-ie sale trEusrel TIE make Is r,i
a. u SosH ST. foT ucw Mes and Sa fr od do Sl3 fr
rev PTHe, and 81 rlI "a DO RecfiS heavy ssle ri "a
tt.s . s-l@Sll igr Ness. aud So s. ~ PRIME Cng
Nsas ale 1al nl heavy sales az plain and ~, Hans Al
&C.. ana Sscu.tcD - &c. Lard S yerg dan A. go.
with more oscrur Shi.rcrs arr 81. .r rrse- n
plenty and 4cl az altc ier Ohio aai l0S for Sta. -
{ heese = not 50 plenty, ana IS salatle % 5s6lc
Export iroui isi Ga lsth June 1851 IS5o
Beef ...-.-.....i . ttl. 81 AoSo;
Hurk 30
Land ka-s rrn ~.
fhN I've nettr - r. ~ 80 trrrs ucl Resins Ii
: >cl- So AIS Gaze cases : ,ulinfS a eltr
NIiS-iuelt - mere tl.yItF ~ whale az the Ekss ard
a. Improvement u-cfse At New Bedford two efr -
as . ilcy IN 500 ais SID ~ CSC Eassh Llseel Is
"a u h,ie ar lt. &c. Oh thc han
NL@ -hknfOkD OIL MARKET June O. ff,r ta-
80 H. Lt iel.ld rlAt.Alcs lieii and w a1ga
~ ~ rS.eTt sale ofio bis a, ig6c and ~ hbs a, i- =
s~.'ea MAaic Continues ~ rend demand boib fi hone
ass eAfor, snd saler I'd Nnert Ices ibis havr h-a-
sfs .hr i'sl ut hlF previous ra-es the trzesar-
-' '.l'te esieo 81 -seo hhls \ " Cast at &c.
R ~ .ift al dc, SO a.ls Tor d. az r 81 ~.
.'I |' 3d. y &c snd s,sat Dis ~ a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

tho Farmers, Manufacturing CompaRy IN Attleboro',
was datosed Of at auction on the IN INST BY as
sienre,- sale Tor sssg75. The property originally
cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Marine and Planters Bank, of Sa-
,.,,.b has declared a dividend of3 = cent.
The receipts of the Peru and indl4naPo-
-, t.s.a,o-o1is and Bellefoniane Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
...-.-.$1475,000
OF about II u cent
he road was IN Ope-
,OrtWick adds. how
business men highly
lre BUSH eSS Of the
IN excee 2 the above
.-..f Inv kas aE.n


Markets - CAREFuLLH AgIoRrBD FoR IHE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY juno n.
ASHES-The market steady hu less Poss at
8. Pearls are quiet 20 so. The sales 100 bbs
Export, from LIST 10 l0th June 1871. 1880.
-..--- bbis-- 40 I749
Pearls - -.----- none an
COTrON-Is steady with sales Of 200 bales at yestsr
day prices.
Conq1rays Statement Of Receipts Exports 0sd Sfo.s Of
L.-Lan .l lLe -a-.---l g---. ~ n. al-.s -lnsr-s
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

Deeply impressed with solemn eopvictlon Of
theae truths, summon all the true friends Of
peace, or justice, Of liberty aud OF Union. 10
the contest before us. The bristling ranks az
eentrallsm threaten to overwhem all opposition.
by physical force. Our weapons are from an
higher armory drawn: the srmory of eternal
right. we fearlessly maintain the one against
the other The one is bestial-the other divine
Inc one degrades man TO mere annalism--tbe
other Inks him to the Being of his God.
IL Is Tie earnest wish Of my heart 10 UNFOLD
Tie Onion, aud to preserve the liberty il was de-
signed TO secure, by maintaining the sacred rights
ths day asserted And may not hope, that in
It's accomplishments, all here and elsewhere NAV
perform their appropriate part that il NAV h..
promoted by The patriot unbeguiled by the AL
lurements OF ambition and hopeful amid the df.
hcnliies strewed along the pathway of duty bv
lhe lover OF peace, OF justice, ofeliberty, that
Virginia, glowing with the memories of her mn.
lal DAY, and cheered by the prospects Of her I'm.
ture prosperity; and religion, mindful Of her
own eventiul connection with the mighty styup.
gle, associated with this anniversary tint these
and all, may unite their hearts and hands in this
glorious and noble consummation! And shall
We not ask upon our united labors, His bless
ing, wlthyat which all exertons would be vain:
and that in his all-wse Providence, from The,
government OF our once again constitutional
Union, there should be reflected the mild ana
peaceful radiance of His righteousness and His
justice, upon tho prosperous and happy citzeAs
OF free and sovereign Siates1
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15
age for $150

WAN AGAINST HArs.-The Austrian authorities
have commenced a war against republican hats,
AS in some parts of Italy, they have done against
boards. During the revolution of lsls, round top,
broad-brim hats, of the present California pattern
and such as are evey where worn by travellers in
stage -coacbes and diligences, were common in
ihat region under the name of Republican hats -
These hats, which cheap and convenient, have
recently attracted the attention of the Austrian
police, and they have been denounced as a singu-
lsrity bearing the impress Of provoking suogsnc.
not to be tolerated.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

Ho! FOR CALroRNIA.-The rush for Califor-
mia seems TO have been resumed with redoubled
vgor. The New York Express says that the
600 and 100 passengers, and the steamer on the
18th left with quite MS many. The Ohio last Sat
urday carried over 600. Through passages
to San Francisco can now be had in the steer
age for $l5O
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15
The Soil Nf the NAufh.

The October number of this invaluable agri-
cultural paper has appeared We know Of no.
thing in the whole range of publications more
worthy of universal patronage than such papers
as the Soil of the South.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

More Whisky is shipped from Cincinnati than
rom any other port in the Union. Large quaint
iits, however, are retained for home consumption.
as the records Of mortality show
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15
A correspondent of the London Daily Ne,os
writes as follows, under date OF

DINNER TO THE OFFICERS OF THE Arctic Ex-
rEDIrioN--it is announced that the st. Georye,,
Society and other British residents of New York
city will Of. dinner to Henry Grinnel. ESQ
ldept. De Haven, Passed Mdshipman Griffin,
Dr. Kane, and other officers of The Advance and
Rescue. W.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

The above statement shows the rapid advance In the
prices Of Cemetery Lots, and will bear invest CATION from
persons wishing 70 invest money We therefore call the
attention Of capitalists both lai ge and small Ibis sale
70 Churches and Societies respectfully invited 10
attend this sale az It affords them opportunity provide
themselves with Burial Places seldom with as they
viii have the privilege Of selecting any number OF Lots
contiguous.
N B-Stsges 10 the Cemetery beautiful plank
road from Jersey City Ferry, at lot 4. q to ~ NJ
daily We respectfully invite The public 10 visit our grounds
and we feel satisfied they VIII be pleased.
The Company has a very liberal charter which will per.
petuaie these grounds forever as burial place
ADRIAN H. MULLER Auctioneer, Wal-sL
Law PASSED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-"T The Pre-
ndent called up an Ordinance presented by him some time
since prohibiting interments 10 the City New York south
OF 8bilst or any burial ground vault except In pri.
vae vaults and cemeteries now existing under penalv in
each case Of $50 70 take effect the st day Of NAV j
nor shall any new burial ground hereafter be established
within The city and county Of NewYork Adopted by Inc
following vote: The President dernen Jaason
haley, Mccarthy Bovce Barr, Webb Alderman Crane
AvOrcH ~ o"N
The sales viii be continued OF which due notice will he
sIeel pc nc eAly papers jl7d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

ONY. BAY CEMETERY co. have determined TO sell
at PUBLIC AUCTION large number Of their burial lots
10 the CHEST bidders The sale will be held the AMER
ICAN HALL, corner Of Grand at and Broadway, the
evening Of The I'd Ian. Al "A O'Clock.
THEY WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
The proceeds Of the sale are to be applied the further
establishment OF the grounds, and putting up the improve.
ments This course has been recommended by majority
Of the lot holders The present prices Of Lots
nue Lots go Second Lots back S22 Third So Fourth
Sl8 al others SIS Persons who purchase at this sale will
have The privilege Of locating their lots IN any part OF the
Cemetery which remains unsold.
Terms Of saleSl to be paid each Lot the night Of
sse-he balance within fifteen days, when deed will be
given single Lot will be put up, with the privilege Of
any number the purchaser may want
brief history Of the following Cemeteries
Laurel HIM, when starte4as lO-now selling from 500 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

There was strong upward mOvenSnt in Stocks
to-day generally. bat Canton continued to be the
fsvorite, advancing to ~. and closing at77, show
ing an Improvement of 81 y cent The purchases
were principally made by one buyer. supposed
for Boston or Philadelphia account. There was
movement also in Erie. which, commencing At
sol, went to go. The party which came in TO-
day arc very strong, and it is rumored will carry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO. 204
0BROADWAY.-Cash advances made upoa al cor
A. A. MERwIE. Aocuononr.

R1 BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 20i
hgnmenu
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2, Al O'Clock
PRIVATE Law LfBRARY.-An extensive and valuable
collection OF Law Books, embracing United States aud
ssie Reports State Laws Dgests Indexes, COmmentar.
es Tresses and great variety Of the approved ee
mentay works and many and choice volumes both
English and American
AT PRIVATE SALE.-BOhn's Libraries consisting OF The
s4noSd scientific, antiquarian, classical uustrs ed and
new ehesp series These highly popular and valuable
puonca0ns are offered 10 the trade Quantities a. well a.
70 individuals In sets or single copies may be desired
BY me extensive range OF embraced IN the several
series they are well adapted 81 her the Libraries OF public
insluuons or The shelves Of private collectors The enter
prisng publisher Mr. Henry G. Bohn Of London s rapld
yHddng new ss1ea and from the character Of those here
toioe brought our may be readily presumed what lie
subsequent ones viii be.
The siesi Issues received are Tsyors Holy Living and
Dying and Lamstnes Genevieve-he former OF the sian
daIc Library and TIE lAer Of BOhn's Few series Psto
vol Cieeros Otcs and kittos Scripture Lands are ar
pectec BY az early packet
Also Lardners Lectures Science ard Arts Fvrbanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics Bennes Double Entry Book.
Keeping, &C &c.
Also large assortment ofCAD and Letter Paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
nlnrkets....sT. LouIs. } III. n
We have had

We have had light business today, and
FLOUR and GRAIN have been inactive Sa es Of good
try FLOUR have taken place 87t delivered board
or WHEAT 5000 10000 bushels have been sold al rs
90lc Corn has declined the receipts being heavy 1900
bushels have changed hands At 464sc board OATs
lower with ANAL sales 48d SOC Provisions with
out change Sses Of 300 bbs Mess Pork al 10 50dSl-
LARD IS IN fair demand 800 bbls sold al 7tc and 80 kegs
at &c WHISKY Is dun al sc Sales have been made OF
1900 Hoes running from 70dl l2-lhe latter price for
Hogs weighing from 2 10 10 80 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
,,rw vopU nA11y TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY 90, 1851

10 contract as they have offered to do to carry the
f,eisbt and Messengers Of all interesting Roads,
with the same dispatch and at the same prices as
thew carry their own, the public and other Roads
will be fully accommodated, and no one will have
canse 70 cnmnRin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
IReceintn of Prnduca

By he Ere Railroad Saturday., POS sides
Leather, II head Of Cattle 1853 pkgs Butter 3 Hogs, %
calves So bales Wool Sheep, 16 bbs Flour. i bags do
casks Ashes go do Whisky 1885 bushels Oats 9l9 bags
DO and car load do.
BE- the Nelc. York and Neo. HareR Rrilroad-
Sdturdag-422 Hogs, 7S8 pkgs Cheese 81 do Butter 39
sides Leather IS bbs Flour 70 do Whisky, 81 Sheep
bale Woo and u Dead H0gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
I z d.

Suddenly Saturday morning jan 49, Of apopsry al BIS
dscs II THOMAS CHATrERTON agf years.
HI gnsfal wi take pacs Monday, ococE n from
Dutch Rsio Md Church. Harlem.
Ga Friday -th Grsmsrcy Para SAMUEL niah
slas sad CarChne stnNel sgsd months aud q 1ays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold al PM

u ne Vendue on THURSDAY, Jan. ., between the
nOuIs ~ - snd Pm on The premises the FARM OF The
New brunswek on the road leading Milsiane soner.
SCI SCnny n j. Said Farm contains l6 acres rs Of wood
eho lvp OF arabic land, without foot OF broken or
vase and 10 hne state Of cultivation The buildings are
heaIy new and 10 good order; fruit trees Of ali kinda
NJ pTseh orchards In full bearing, beside large peach
hs faIm sworthy the attention OF any person wishing
kooa isrn Inquire on the premises or othe subscriber
near Harlan, Somerset Co. New. Jersey
jAlw' r. SEXTON wIKoYF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
JACOB BoGART, Auctoneer-Siore - spruce St
~ IT ID 1
nor SALE.-The following valuable

NOR SALE-The following valuable
Il property is now offered at PRIVATE SALE II not
disposed Of by WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day OF January
II viii on that day be SOLD AT AUCTION, by ADRIAN
II MULLER, at u o clock at The Merchants Exchange
On the south side OF Twenty ST. 80 feet west OF
sxthav FIVE theestory brick houses with Easements and
undeTceas built within two years, each 20 feet Ia width
front aud rear by 30 feet in depth lots Ns89 The street
is severed and paved "
On the north side Of Twenty eighhs 100 feet west OF
the Sixth ihreesOry brick houses with base
mems and undeceaTs CrOon wafer baths, ranges, iron
balconies, &c &C. each being p feet IL inches In width
front and by 30 feet In depth, with ncosed piazza OF
u feet making 50 feet lots u feet IL inches by SO
The houses set back from the street about feet.
On the west side Of Sixh-av. commencing on the south
west corner Of We fOa story brick stores
and dwellings with cellars commencing at the south west
corner Twenty nnh-st and Sihav. each being 20 feet
front and rear by 20 feet in depth lots 2OX645
LeXngion-av. commencing a. the northeast corner OF
Twenty second three story brick house, with base
ment and undorcelAr, Croton water baths, &c. D feet
front aud rear by IS feet In depth; lot &xl0O
One three story brick house adjoining the above OF
same dimensions.
One vacant lot adjoining the last mentioned house
23XlCO
On the north side Of Twenty secondst 100 feet east OF
Lexing FIVE vacant lets, each being % feet Ia wdh
by Is feet In depth The yard Of the Free Academy Is ~
feet inches wide IN the rear Of these lots
BROOKLYN
Sixth Ward of the City Of BrOOklyn-Coumbias last
lots on the side of COlumbs-st Il feet SCUM from
Congress each being q feet in width by 30 feet In dSph
Congress ST lots south side OF Congressst west
OF Coumbiast y feet in width by about 80 feet In deph
For further particulars apply to
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auedonesr, : w a-se
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
ELOATING BATH AT AUCTION,

n The Franklin Bath formerly located at Castle Garden
with is anchors chains cables chairs crOckery and glass
towels furniture, will be sold at Public Auction
a. the Merchants Exchange, on Thu RSDAY, January
Is, 81 u O'Clock. NJ for the benefit Of whom may
The Bah lies al Greenwood, where may be
" In consequence Of mistake in he date the above
is I'd ill the 2lst inst at II O'clock when IL
will lake place without fail i2O2
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED rOR rHE THiSgsE

AsHFs-The market Is steady; sales Of IS bos a. o5s1
a. Pcs ara 50 for Pearls The stock II The ware
house OF Messrs Cassidy Palmer Co on Friday, con.
sisted Of 3oS7 bbs Pots and Las do feafs-'oselnei
81 bbs. 49, o. -.
Statement Of 4saes icih reospts from ~ % heP
liz. Clio l,s-k On hind iaIccted at ~ lse U 80
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BY TEIE0RAPH.

Markets -. New ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
Some activity prevails in SUGAR during the last
three days 1000 hhds have been sold Ste for fair Mo-
LAssEs-6000 bbis al 2itc for prime Sterling Exchange
is depressed, being low II. NewYUk 60 day Bills
are al 8 = cent discount
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-Engine and

AiBOier for sale horse power and shop let three
stories and basement The engine be In operation
al Al HestersL Apply to JOHN II MEAD, on the premi.
ses, or of. ID. HOLBRO0K, 70 Broadway.
Several Houses and Lots In Wiiamsburgh. Prices from
81 600 to $3.50. i'll Iws
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JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK. Auc

New. York 7 0 - N''o~"e J
p, references lion Moses H. Gnnnell, Hon. j. Prescott
hall, Simeon Draper ESQ Hon VIM Y Rrsdv ( r. H.,
mig ESQ Geo :. NesbEi, ESQ. Coleman 4 stetson
oaes OF hea Estate Household furniture Groceries and
Mortgage. ~ W W ;15 - anu