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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

mar, Of the sales were TO srve Some $500 bushels sold
61aesc for jersey and Southern yellow 70 arrive 5000,
ard tBd6elc for Nohern and Jersey on tue spol Daoy
10 quiet al l2i0l 20.
Export from lstto Slit March 1851. 1S5O'
bush sessS ,eSSyyt
Corn Quo 4o''ift
PROVISIONS Our market for Pork Is again better
with fair trade demand and some specnlalvs loqu,y,
particularly for Prime Sales Of 49, bes a. u si -,
s.s: o. sn0 eo Sb. sss 50 Or Ness AMI ssss
tc. In lots A. SIS Picked Meats are su former pr-
ces Lard inactive bot firm Sale. Of rs Dos and cs
In lots sidslc Butter is Ia better demand ana s Oo'y
ant Prime diaries are Cheese 10 steady.
Export from lat to Slst March 1881. 1850.
Beef............ ...,.......... bbb.5,o6I -,
POrk........'..'...''''.'''''' u.a % 13S
lard. kesh..oiU'o ~'si'~
TEAS-Are still in sc-ve movement catalogue vas
offered auction this morning, by Messrs Holman 20
demand The Blacks realised advance Of from %; II
h on last weeks sales aud Greens full prices Coagol
By NJ Hoffman Co
TEAs-Imponed per ihip Oneida Terns six months
Ys.Sq Tyson 2i5 III en- a. ST; IS do ST. % do, g
80 DO, S7. Is do IS; 2st do so; 81 do 3t 10 do 81
4e 81 IS DO S2l SIS do, 81 a do, Sii 7os DO 81
HJson skin-2 ch at 50 48 DO, 81 "A do, ~ do, 25l
IS DO 20 hf CD do Ssl IS do 25 II do 2it 30 do 2i
Twspisy- 80 chests et a! DO 2s 2o5 d. 2s 30 do
Gunpowde'-SOhf en- &c q do 65f 10 do 81; e DO
SCI; So do, Is SO do 45t a do "A 20 do ~ q 90
% do S4 1888 cauleI do. EST; 70 do.E
Impeiis-l0 hf chests. 5sci Is do, 81 IS do o II 40
Sc DO 40 Sc do 50; do $751; a do, S7i So do 81 ~
DO, Sc "a CO, ssh
Pekoe souchOng-50 hf chests, 28c.
Breakfast Souchoung-35 hi chests, 26e.
soqchoug-1O hf chests, Ale; 40 do, ioi 50 ca1es DO
%; 200 do, 23t
Ch6an Powchong-50 hf chests Tte.
NbPyong PowchOng-45 M chests, 28tc; OIL do. %.
BONE-ssles OF IS 600 10 Polar, on private terms Tor
LIME-some 1900 or 5000 bbls have been sold a. 1000
1Clc ~ cssk 80,
WHisKY-The market is quiet for Prison al 25c, with
little otering Drudge IL held ct 22ac.
RICE-Is rather dull The sales are light not reachlnS
over sNs lea tbia week At SSa3 62f.
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rorsIxn Perts.

At Demsraa Fe6 l6 brg Coo ustts Erars Btmors; 18th
Ama1da, Barrett Boston.
ART a. Lagaayr. March H. BAH Pasz wilkins Phfa spha
At Charleston March sch Tires Ss.a Anssroag from Bar.
BADGES, sold, snd u sail under TIE Columbian fse.
condemned.
Al City Of 81 Domingo about March H. bFgs haao (Br)
Obnsn, tor Eev fork u days Trimmer (f from 81
Ihonas % load of New YoFh sch Lohs loading for SO On
Am port
AT Jsrsus March is bng wsIhourdrg Smith from Dsuar.a
for Nork, DE- sch Huron, lol Baekspori) do DO.
Just ar
At bathurst Afa FEB Orsgoa TAT from ass Tor salem 10
Islsnts ard Boston
Arr Al Tnuisat hsreh TO- tark Frouat wl;as "a aiests
St I'd ISL brg Rats, ,Br, Doass, Hfeft
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BY Telegraph
NORFOLK, April g-An bark cyans, New o lsaas.
rFrom our corresnnndsnts. !

NEWPORT, April lar ship silas leonard Thompson Prov
dence for Havana barb Yes Percy, hasnza for Warren; ch
Edw Everett Roberts Providence fer Pncetovnj Uaon Bangs
do for BaDoTei oop Moses EDDY Dean NYork for Washa
VIM Penn, WlLsow, Brsol fer NBsdodj Mary Ann, EHho
Providence.
PHILADELPHIA, Apnl9-lviUsd-Barts OAK, Ryder, Bos-
Esg Matthews Elm Taylor do brgs Velocity, Sander
sJsgo es Cuba hnna Brsn spug Bremen sch Stranger
Elhs NBediort
Cared-Bak Mnssoa Veah Rio IL Janeiro; schs Ann
Voorhees, Bridgeport Stranger, Ellis Pymcuhi Herr, Andrews
Baltimore
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLEARED.

Steamer souhsner Dcins Charleston spof0rt rest'n
Ships Game Cock hollis San Francisco, Carey Coz AmsrcA
- - = eFpaol, ID A kineslant - -,
c,sT., cs,.1 KsS. HsiSa Co. EoaSSSs Ska
sess, Du'h Co Norge, Sor~ mkkeson, Amsterdam faasN
&
Dsmin Co; Johanna Caro-
Ire Dheuan, Rrsmen. Smith Bachsn Urana tNorwl ston,
Charleston; Liberty (HaD) Lane TAmpico Shmdt Bachsai
Swan, P.rce Bermuda, Nesmih sons Dsma Higgins, Ssa
Nesmth Sons
Jane Fitzgerald FantUckst Thos Potter Aus
tn Gibbs Philadelphia Huhsrdj Bevidsrs Carter. Warshan
Noble Smith; UNITY Parker Norfolk Mott Beis fremont,
Mitchell. Port Prince Fresmmj Jos FaIwsl AsIane sr
Boston; Ranbos, Williams Philadelphia Abbott Lawrence Asn,
Boston; Sarah. Perry. New Bedford.
ssop Willard, Dayton, Providence.
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AFRO runss Ysb l. sch Joshua Brova Hill for sssn
about 18th -
Touched Lame about FEB brig ADn, Berry from "a
EN-, AND D ccsessd Rio RunsE
Al saau A,ics Fsb brig Hsn,n Silver. from RIO Naost
for Carho sooD stephen ToEassat Turnsr from Gan 9a
or FYors I'll cargo; Rosud Crass from and for NY0k 10
At Prsa ysrd lanes Fso 90 brig chocaw fATog
y D. from Boston oct a9l tor 0orss,
Athsyo Cape lsHos about FEB a. barb Clara ssi
Eg Boston T sOSih ADerean ports, With cargo o. SAT-
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M A II lie d.

Ia ths TUESDAY April BY Rev Thomas l. Harris NJ
ROBERT GORSUCH OF Nesf0rk 70 SARAH T. daughter Of
beti.Dln r. smith, E'Q formerly Of Albany.
AttAs Consulate o. the Unsd Staes RIO Dc Janeo,
DEC le BY Rev Stewart OF the s Army. Sgaor JOSE An
r0Slo DA cUNHA 10 sSnera AMELIA SOPHIA NAVARRO DA
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The Exchange market is dull, bat rates are
without change. sterir lO9lO3 Francs 5lO0507A.
In Freights there is little or nothing doing.
Shippers waiting the arrival OF the steamer Cotton
SIS l6d0.d Flour I'D; Corn i'd; Dead Weight les 6d0
49, Within few days there have been engagements to
Liverpool Of l40 logs Cedar at Sd 10 Cheese Goa
Arctic has 400 Beef S. 200 do Glover and
Timothy Seed 4s 40 tuns Butter 5Os and Gold at 30t Of
r. To London $50 bbls Provisions %; 10000 toe
Whalebone Id 40 tuna OIL, 2Os Beef Dc " terce aud
Cheese sos To Glasgow so erces Beef 80 Cd and 1900
bbs Tar and Resin g. To Hsvre there 10 still bat little Of
iering-Rice and Cedar taken at Sc, and Meas1re-
ment Goods SO y tun. To Lisbon Swedish brig took
cargo of Pipe Slaves at $50 Some half dozen vessels
have engaged to load Sugar Cuba for this port at 4O04A
cents y 100 lbs from the north and south sdesanother TO
- ss-s - 20 - - ~ -
orna only four vessels loading, and there
10 fair amount oerngthe rates are, by clippers GO cts
and by other vessels 4O050 There great scarcity Of
Heavy Goods for Liverpool the offerings consisting mostly
OF Cotton. The ship Juliet taken up by Government
TO carry troops NewOreaps at about 800 for the
run out To Savannah and Charleston freghts mac
tive al ST and cents " foot.
The Exports from this port in March show
considerable increase in Domestic Merchandise, ss COM
pared with March 1885, or with February la1t The In
crease In the former Is about 100000 and 10 the la
ter $l4oOOoO The Specie Exports 1t will be seen are
larger. The figures are a. follows:
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Disasters, &c.

Bs cEAELoT o H'mpdsn Hopkins bsio. reported wr.etsi
her arrived Sagua totally lost YOd Bay
near Cape vsrd Islands on 9i Of JAouAy officers sni
ali saved Her consisting part Of 50 hhds tobacco
saved being bot slightly damaged and taken 10 Gorss Whefs
Nass sold A
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GRAIN-There is rather more inquiry for Domestic
Wheat for milling here and at the East but Al prices
below The views Of holderG large sale OF canadlsn
prime rumored sold 81 l02c for export could
Dot authenticate IL Rys IL In better demand and Is shade
higher SAFES OF 6o0 bushels Jersey and Pennsylvanis
~ Hd75c Osts are unchanged and dull a. Sole for
Jersey, and 4fd49c for Northern. Corn IL better, with
fair eemsad for eslery ard for the East The principal
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Receiptn ef Produce

WEDNESDAY, April 3.-By the Erie Railroad
4S.6 sides Leather Is head Cattle 256 Calves ~ pckgs
Butter q bbs Flour al bales Wool 1872 bushels Oau ant
10 tuns Pig Iron
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Mic hi9an Items.

The election for Circuit Judges and Regents of
the University, Ito serve for six years. comes of
next Monday, the 9TH inst The candidates nom
mated
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DANORAMA OF BUNYAN'S Pill

n GRIMB PROGRESS The public s respectfully
Informed that the exhibition Of this and beautiful
Aenic Painting. illustrating Bunyan's famous allegory,
Will close on Saturday, 10th inst until which dine may
be WsIbington Hail. 58s Broad way, every Evsa-
Ing commencing At O'Clock, and Wednesday and Sat-
urdey Afternoons At Acmitlance Is 70 The Af-r.
room Exhibitions Children will be admitted half price,
Liberal snspgemenis made wiIn Cnarches and Schools
a. 5guus
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VNABERNACLE.-GRAND VOt

VNABERNACLE.-GRAND VOCAL
4 AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT-THU HSDAf
EVENING". April ). by Signora sPERANIA, al M, q
the following talent VIII appear; Madame SrEPd d.
Prims Donna from the Royal Opera Vienna; elgara
VALENTINE, Prima Donna SWIFT, the tayoTte p
caist; Herr GRlEBEL Violihist; keller Corneta-
Piston; Prof VAN DER WEIDE, Pianist.
PROGRAMME OF THE CoNcERT.-Part Ii. Overtdr >
Folian Piano. by Prof Van der Weide. 2 Oa4 Gloga,
Cavatins 10y req1es, sgnora Sperauza-Belini song
" Flag of Union" lby general desire h. Swit-Ws A.
posed for herself by Madame stephani-Omo Nicola
Solo Claroret, Herr Keller. = Song, " Ian Dream Z
of Thee Nespoltaine Sigaora SpeTanza-Lee Part IL 49,
Solo, Violin, Herr Griebel 2 Echo Song (ss sung ~
Jenny Lind Signora Valentino 8 Cava,its. Come per
ne SeFeLoS signora Speranza- Belni T. Song, Rect
ct Aria. "Can my love resign IL. Swif!-Rossiui B.
Solo, Comet a-Piston, Herr Keller. Ar The Queen
Mozart. 7. sompsmbulisrs Song, las sung By Jenny
The Folian Panoforte TO be used this occasion is
from Gilbert Co.'S Ware rooms, SS3 and 447 Broadway
Tickets so. cents each to be bad at the various music
stores hotels and at the door the evening OF the Coz
cert Doors omen at T. TO commence ats as It,
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IMMATURE AtsAsAc......rHg DAT.

sun-Ri,-s5 q ss.s.......6 IS Noon ssts-...7 33n
HIGH WATER-.-..APRIL g
ssnsy Hoos..7 SIN Gov lsiard ann Hell Sstsn 43n
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EXPORTS FROM EEw-YokK FOR MARCH
1851. 1850. 1919.
Domestic Merchandise. $S976,l9s 2sS5,654 26s,,s13
Foreign, free............ 29,l2l 2S,3Il 633Oi
duuable.,...... Slb49f xio,so9 zoI'S5l
Specie.................. 2,368,S6l l72,O87 86,56
Total. S66906H SS,308,0Sl $5lOi,slO
Deducpg the specie the aggregate exports OF Merchan
die show an increase OF ,lS5S69 The aggregae
ports OF the FIRST quarter OF this year $40
Same quarter 1855. S'Sloo0S
The receipts of the Long Island Railroad con-
nue show 80 increasing business for March, the i'm
provement considerably larger than the estimates OF he
managers The earnings have been follows:
March 1851. March 1850.
Passengers. ......$8,144 - - W. ~
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,240 SO S,7l7 %
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TRIPLER HALL,-The New-orlean.

BurlesQue Opera Troupe have the honor 70 an ,ounes
that heir ss 0rsud Cores w plsce srdsy lprI
T. win an entre charge Of Programme they eommenes
Monday pext at the husesl Fgnd Hail. Phlisd Door
open Of ,, To commence tto8 Tickets Is cts a. 3uss
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SECOND CONCERT.-The HUTCH
SINSON FAMILY will give their second MUSICAL
SOIREE on FRIDAY EVENING, April 4, at the Broad
way Tabernacle. .
wishes ard Of the multitude viz % cents for men,
ia cents only for women
The gre al subjects OF Reform Will be freely fearlessy
and frsternsly discussed. both In Speech and Song.
To commence at "A O'Clock. 81
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no MANUFACTURERS.-The pro-

TO ACTUREKS.-The pro-
IL perry and effects Of the Rope and Begging Company
situate 1t somerve, State OF kewJersey, viii DO sold
auction on the Sta day OF April next the premises u
O'Clock M to the highest bidder The property consists OF
substantial brick building 30 feet by 1875 Feet four stories
bigh with brick building adjoining for bleaching and dry
Ing Also, large boarding house, tbs fsctofy To-
gelher with oil the machinery In said mill for Tho msnuso-
sufficient for the manufacture of 50 bolts OF Duck daily
In perfect order and the whole establishment be putin
working order In IS hours The power 10 furnished ~
water taken by canal from the Rsran river. The esab-
llshmen about hours ride by railroad seambost
from New.York City. For further particulars application
II. GRINNELL, rs southst, or 70 GEORGE CukfisS
WallsL, Newly NIL las
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Total ..................SlS,98 5 81 Sll7bO "
Excess in 1881 10 " cent..........$22 24 AZ
The estimated increase was only 10 y cent large force
is now employed preparing the Brooklyn end OF this
Road for the heavy rails.
1t is said that the original Bank of the Metrop
oil, will 60 on and organize without paying any attention
to the smaller possessor Of the same name The Controller
has always heretofore refused recognise two Banks
the same place bearing the same name.
The Artic took only 100000 in coin, the large
sales of Sterling yesterday, supplied the demand for re-
mances The drafts alluded to yesterday ~ drawn AZ
New Orleans on New York. not drawn against gold
reshpped but against shipment of Mexican dollars, d
rect from New Orleans to France about 5OOtOO dosrs
were thus shipped by two three houses. Farther ship
ments OF the con will probably be made from thal
port
twill be seen by notice in another column,
that large sale OF lands belonging to the State Bank Of
nois, will be made month, for which the obligations
OF the Bank will be received lie payment
The North River Fire Insurance Company have
declared per cent dividend for the last six months
The Firemen's Insurance Company two dollars
per share.
The following semisnnual dividends have been
declared by the Salem Mass Banks Asiac Bank 81 per
cent; Merchsns 81; Danver 81; Warren 81; Village,
meeting is to be held at Lebanon Springs,
Columbia County, on the 10th inst for the organization o.
to HOosc river 10 connect with the Western Vernon
Road building from Rutland to the Hoosc river Tbs
projectors have great confidence in their undertaking. as
by snch a road direc. communication viii be he'd be-
tween vermont and the City OF NewYork.
The Imports at Boston in January and Februa
~ were ss2S6, 5O2 Exports Sl54,205. The Imports Of
Specie for the frat three months Of the year Sl6si
and the Exports s2s S2s The Custom House receipts In
March were $S96 49, increase Of $4,000 over March
1880
The North american furnishes the annexed
statistics OF the operations Of the Mint;
We are indebted 10 T. c. Dale, Esq., Treasurer U. 5
Mint for the suboined statement Of the coinage and ope
atoms Of thai institution for the month OF March, II viii
be observed that the coinage during The month reached the
unprecedented sum, believe, OF &6293672 This fact
demonstrates the present working facilities Of the Mint 10
be equal any emergency In meeting the demands OF the
county that may possibly arise Tbs total coinage Of the
year thus tar amounts 10 $4ll9 S la order 10 show
The coinage each Of the three months and the total
aggregate have compiled the following table which as
he EXPORT of gold has commenced New York. may poe
sess acme Interest for our commercial readers
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STEPHEN CRowELL AucioneeF
PY BEERS Il CROWELL, office 43
~ Fulton st., Broollyn.-srEPHENc R0WELL win
sell al Auction, a. the BROOKLYN Exchange 99l Eqons,
under the direction OF A HODGES, ESQ. Sheriff OF
XIII 10 County the frat class SNory brick Dwelling House
and Lot Ql Willow ST., BROOKLYN The Lot Is feet 'front.'
and rear By 100 feet dep The location Il surpassed
in Brooklyn. Sale peremptory by order OF the supreme
Court al SF
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~ = ~ VI = 1 = n ~ y LNIOkN anu No CIV
0INSURANCE SCRIP wanted by w. G. GILMAN, IL
Merchants Exchange, Hanover-st 51g
CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PEh
OCENT. RAILROAD BONDS, e2J.O00.-Ihe sub
scrber Offers for sale $1,000 OF the Bonds OF the Chcage
and Galens Railroad, bearing Ten per cent interest,"
under authority nom the Legislature, payable 70 reg.
York. and the principal convertible in he ssoek OF W
Company any ume within four years.
the Atlantic cities TO the hsssrppi River and possesses
also very valuable local traffic one o. 'ns M IA
20 Elgin, 70 which place Il IL completed nom Cmcsgs-
fhe last dividend Of this Company was eight per csn' !"
ok months on the finished portion Of the Road.
The Bonds aforementioned portion OF NOSE nsV
for tie purpose OF extending the Road 10 belVicefo
which pointltis under contract ..
These ten per cent Bonds for sale 10 aoon1 OF ~
and O0e al LOG per cent win ines est from LAT Way nett
market
Further particulars be obLain ID Of Tho subscnber
ms 3tAWth JOHN THOMPSON. 81 WaLIst.
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X C. KEMP, Aucdoneer.
HOUSEHOLD RNIrURE--At

HOUSEHOLD FUKNITU kE--At
aouse In East Fiheeuthst I'd house east Of Second.
sv, TOMORROW, Friday. at lei O'Clock.
r. c. KEMP will sell 81 Auction as above ell The faFri-
ure'of said house, being the furniture Of family leaving
for Europe, and consisting Of Tapestry, IngTsin ssd OIL
Cloth Carpets, together with q handsome assortment Of
Paror Dining Room, and Chsmber Furniture, China Cut
Glass Plated Ware French Clock and ornaments, Kitchen
utensils &C.. which is well worthy the attention Of pur-
chssers as the furniture In excellent order and only been
10 shout one yesr. Slr
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, Second
OSeEies, corner Of Broadway and Thrteenth-sl-Opeu
every day from O'Clock 10 the morning TIL 10 In the
ming Admission IS cents These works OF art consist OF
ecoieeron Of Views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria the
holy Land, Egypt Nubia sud Arabs, and taken from
Nature and painted 10 oil by Prof SATTLER nn3I Iwuas
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VFNTRAT. RR. COMPANY Of NEW,

OJERsEY.--DIvIDEND iat snsss sDdius Ipsl
three and hall per cent for me sa Tsv r rock At DO
/. 1881, viii be ped on suc sner ins' a's'
once ., S"1n GEoKGE H. PEGaAh I''''
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Drafts here
tofore drawn
Amount on but not yet Amtsu6Ject
deposit. paid, though to DRAFT.
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TO BUILDERS, MASONS, CAR

Il PENTERs &c-The HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY viii receive proposals until the I'm
day Of April next inclusive 10 be addressed 10 the under.
signed, al the Compenys Office, 81 Wsll-st New York.
for building the Companys grounds opposite The Guy
OF Albany:
One Locomotive Engine house Of size 10 contain Eiga
teen Engines;
One smlths Shop, IG0 feet square, and two Maehin:
Shops so by 100 feet each The outside walls to be q
brick p feet high, and tho roof covered with matched
the Resident Engineers Ofice, 6l4 Broadway, Albany
where sealed propositions may be lef, a. well 40 o. ne
Office In New.York.
The buildings to be finished on before the hfst day q
september next for specified s1mDsted harch 3 lsoL
n25tAl2 WEN. C. YOUNG, Chief Engineer.
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SALES BY AUCTION
ASrHoNv j. BLEEcxtR, Aucrooeer

AsTHoNy J. bLEEcKeR, Arcrooeer
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-THE VALUA-
[ABLE HOUSE AND LOT 81 JANEsP AT AUG.
TlON-ANThONY J. BLEECkER will eel Al AgcF,ou
THURSDAY Apni s. 1851. AZ y O'clock Al The aer.
chants Exchange the following valuable properly BY or
der Of the Assignee, viz
ON JAsEST-The splendd hree- story bfck house spd
LOT OF ground known u JSle south site be- .e<n
Eighth and Ninth SIZE OF tot p feet iocaes oa, bv
IS feet IN depth The house = Il feet inches by 10 sel Ia
depth, with two-sloty extension, m&kiag ;hc paors
three deep The house bult IN the beet manner
for the owners Own occupGou VITA al modern n2rovc.
meIs for convenience portion OF the pErchGs. nonsy
can remain bond and mortgage. sor further psrcu.
lars apply to the Aucropeer BFosdsi.
mT (5l2) l.. CRAM BERLAIN Assignea
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DARTITION SALE OF HOUSES aud
H. LOTS No. 70 Soonest and 80 Bhdge.st, At NE Er-
change on the 50 Of April, by A. J. BLEECkEh, Aaes
tioneer. -,
The Soonest Is 81 feet inches wide In 'front.' and be.
he sore OF Maitland Phelps Co The lot on Bridge.
IA 20 fe inches wide ia front and sdjons the other Ia
he rear 40 that the Two together extend from Bridge
Stone ST. about ls3 feet pat Of the purchase money
nav remain on mortgage. See official advertisement Ia
Evening Post by NJ ULSaOEFFER. Referee. mn loASs
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Interest the public stocks OF the city Of Newfofl
due ard ,sbe, May lst, 1851, viii be paid OF ne
day, by Shepherd Knapp. gsq, Chsmbersin OF me ey
Al the mechsnics Bank, IS Wallst The ifs9s'es oo9n
will be closed Wednesday, April g. at o'clock, r. NJ
For The accommodation OF stockholcers transfers WIZ ~
peTmire during the period The Books remain closea
lake effect May fst j. T. TAYLOR, C0nh0i.cI.;
New. Yofk March 81. 1851. 81 lhy,
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A, NJ. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO., Trade
ISsale Rooms, IS Psrk-row.
REMONAL-B. b. / CO have renewed 10 ne New
Store, is Psrkrov
CONTINUATION OF vBE TRADE SALE OF STA.
TIONERY.
THURSDAY, APRIL sd.
This days sale incuces many large and valuable co.,
sgnn ents Of Imported dOmesIc Stationery Several
very large Invoices OF Blank Books Letter lao and Nos
Paper 10 great variety Also Binders Leather, colh ke
&c The sale will be continued on FRIDAY.
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FINANCIAL.

SUN MUTUAL, UNION and ASTOR
0INsURANCE SCRIP wanted by w. G. GILMAN Is
Merchants Exchange, Hanover-st Al If
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NELLOWS, MINSTRELS. AT FEI..

LNELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL
~ Lows OPERA-H0UsE, ~ Broadway, between
Howard aud Grand sts Open every night during the
The celebrated onginAl and welkn0wn Fellow Nina
ues comprising efficient and versatile corps Of talent
ed snd experienced performers under the direction Of
T. Feows whose Concerts In this City for The last year
have been received with The greatest favor by elite
fashion Of hfs great Metropolis Their Concerts consist Of
Buresque Italian Opera Scenes, Witty ssyings 5olos
Duets Chouses, Dancing and Instrumental Performances
for the accommodation ofisdIes and families Commencing
Al O'Clock, r ~ Admission Is cents. Doors open ~ q
70 commence st7 mi
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RARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM

O-P r BARNUM Proprietor and Manager. JOSH
aRELHWooD ia Assistant M6nsgeF.-kfternoon perform
Ence al s. In the Evening s7i Admitance Is children
under 10 years, 12i Co Lat week OF hADELAINE
REINFORCEMENT OF Mr. 7. D. RICE. Ga THURSDAY sne
FRIDAY, April and 4 ia the Afternoon, a. O'clock,
THE FOREIGN PRINCE In he Evening, MADE
LANE, which will also be produced on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON Mr.. Rice's Benefit on Saturday Evening
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF De

4 NBlGN.-The fwenty-nxth Annual Exhibition OF tho
Academy will open to the public TUESDAY, the sth
Inst, Al 66S Broadway, opposte Bond-st, from A.
uLt 10 z. NJ. Abundance IS Season Tickets 20
CENTS Catalogues l2t cents BY order Of the Council
az 6iiaE J. ii. 6HEGOGUE, Cor Sec. N. A.