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Arrived.

st Lady Franklin tpkt Ys.tou Liverpool Jan = m5i aaa SOB
rsss TkonpsCu NspheE ILs J. Las had ll-N Hs.
ery ass uhs passage Has bad q deaths on hs passage
81 Foeme charsstan Hosrtson Hivrs Jaa H. ndr aas
20 master
ss Tea. Ec 10 Low Has been days north Of Hat
ST. New Word ptt rsh; Liverpool Jan 'nd1 ard 80 pass
6ruuel Mutu Co. Has bad hte ICES man sue1s'oa %
heavy westerly gales during The srtI- passsg7
Brg Sartae Nelson P0rre PR. 7 INST oiasse 20 ioas
Jeveit ed company with tch NIT Am's rage, Tor He"
Tofk.
81 Plossou CoT.s Tea-c De-. Sc. corn % 8 \ F7x
Sch MARY DAVIS Headrcksou New Castle Del, corn %
NFoI
sch Rebecca Collins, Milford, Del corn % B \ FoI.
s,b Fs,h on Baker Salem. ~. corn 20 B \ Fox
s.f X Il FsrsL smith. Baltimore o D., coal
81 Dani 3 Wlsts sn o.. NeE Lontou, OIL
SCH Caroline Peterson Camden ~ corn 10 Barrett
seh schoonoy Perry Greenwich, 81 q, cora 10 folas
Bonfel.
scb I-5us (Br) Day, Haf1 10 6. 6sh % Hunter Co
s Thomas loi Rockndl h, Frankha 20 days, mosses
ard suaart0 ? Levsnch.
So ilosua Foster. Philadelphia for Portland, coal
Sci K B Pitts, kefrI ko,kland, line.
s'ocu Washius ton, -. New London g.
sAlIEp-sh Ercssor Crocter, New Orleans sstIsraai
Wsri Valparaiso; and others.
wISD-sunr.e Ne noon EST, and hgh' sunset calm
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SALES BY AUCTION.
~ IAnss COR. Aucuoneer

JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF valuable
q BROOKLYN PROPERTY, by order Of The A:slgnee'
JAMES COLE will sell a. auction on MONDAY req. -
1851 At II O'Clock at Merchants Exchange, NewforA
the following property, viz: % ,,,,, ., . ,h,
A Sstory brick building 81 and "a Warrington 81 te
building 40 feet 10 inches 'front.' By 60 feet deep anS con
ains steam engine and boilers OF 25horse power OF BUR
dous make which will be sold with the building me en-.
one Ard boilers are about year Old and IN me most
perfect order Ore is Is by ~ feet and the other oI IL
feet O inches by 81 feet IA inches deep The premises ae
row leased for tour yeasfrOm LIST Of May next Tor SID"
per Anuum. . ,,.t. IN
bord and mortgage go, 49,, 49,. ,,, -,
40 soTv basement ard attic brick house aud lot on
north side Of sscHest Isl feet west OF COlumOla-s,
house rs feel front lot 10 by 100 feet.
Terms 400 ofhe purchase money can remain on oonu
and mortgage. ., IL. - p..is.
Il Is feet fro The southeast corner OF Pacinc snd omh
ste each lot 4Oby 100 feet - 49,,
Terms-SsCO q the purchase money may remain on bono
and mortgage $780,, ,s
Also. certain bond and mortgage made and executed
bv James NJ Pumstead and wife unto Geo ). gilbert,
dated 8th August 1850 and recorded IA Kings Co CLERK
Office uber rs OF mortgages, page 30 for SOW upon
house and lot No 1911 Adamsst, Brooklyn.
For further particulars apply TO the aucnoneer or %
EDWARD WHITE Assignee, llJ Clntor ST. IL
g0f4t (4lyl
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Foreign Ports.

Passed BY Jan g. Frsuz.,ca Rotterdam for New YorE
H. the clyde, dg Amenka and Aaea Tor Boston 0eroa Tor
Ast Belfast Jan 49, c. sIo Pa ner Liverpool nr Charleston.
Helen to Bsa.s, l. Hay, 70 d' I'm Galway for
OF No'h Sand Head jsa a. Helene voluap London FOR
Ana. Bddsfsrs Jan a. su,anpa Barnard Carda Fsl
moi for W lmilgton, &C, put re- 20 stop leak
Arr Helen Roads Jan 3d. Jas Gray Pbuy I'm Hsyrs io
S1i t.sys - -s from rom sw to Nv.
ID In sh.slds Jan Margaret cadir and North Ansnca c
no csts. Hopswsl. Limerick and DO
or the start Jan %, Keyng In char.s'ton ior H,vre
Tor Bong Kong and Canton Fec lQi and Others az oeiofe
Arr At peal JsR May kehe 9aaoaor b9,:ea asd "a 'f S
sr Canton ad "a sane DAY s3d Anna Ksasnesg
Rotedso Boston, 97ti. Mississippi BD Rotterdam tor Nss
Yorl Manila Gen do for Caef tive last I'D cay ou. pat
10 It Hs,r. Jan IS, Oh Easaad Calhoun E.pudoa
Cara Lvugos, for New Orsani Admiral Phsra, saml
Fox St pel Geo Har6ari .ad f,.Iaha . Tor Ssv f1
Arr at Buaesu1 Jan ~ UHed states Shsm sesna Up Adler,
Fessrck for New Orleans EHs for Phiatspha siona
$40 ~ ROE Jazz Is H.1rT sasio9 Long Ro J.n.o also
vessels uPPo.- ~ Harvest for Philadelphia ARD Gilbert
81 &c Ycrk both lu Bor3sau1)
sailed IN Res,o . shps SAITH Hooper, Havey, Panama
AFRO Jsn.ro De as 6srI, Tha., Pnkhau Tor York z
Peg Brooks Tor Baltimore DO BIunssts Pr'os A. do ab
AR at hosrova Dec T. brig Huntrs,s wbar Philadelphia %
sna 81. Tor Grard 5aisa 81 Nov IS, sark Mary Irvine. Taylor
A! Toss,. ssA H. l. JoAa Spear sp.,r 70. Liverpool
Srt srryrls sprssos.iof Sew Yort tx.
Masss 97sh an Fraaee. WI tlsy Silver d.s paper
At London Sic. u, Janet of Ns- Haven Ward
* cate Bf shq Euonole Savers, Tor Boston
Haar1as Brunette hratns Boston,
arr May EaEsh-'h GOote keS YORK da7 AmsI3n
Ion pson bngs Wn spear BacK I'm Boston Just arr
L -htr Feidscn, iof ID ls1i ty Cong big w WALKER
IN Providence SO 5aks Sarah Obey Reek Boston sars Chase
Osgooo fhia8erta
81 20 Nasau, SP 9th inst, brg Huutrsss, Bf Boston.
Arr at 81 Joan SB 18th ship Elizabeth Bsnsy Robnson
New NOu ca Tor hobs brg nagarst Reed Peytsucsi sch
Cubs Biannan CD th Ssvils Botse, AsHaadr
Asraos5 7l g lrma, Warner for hsdslphA
BRO Rogers SINNER lin Curacoa fer New fo'E sooai sch
AieI MscLei, H1rih. rn 81 Ihoulasl for Do %
A. Jsrss abi Al ast sens sasAa Smith isf Bosioa Elliott
Cook, for 60 soon
Touah Irubl= eth, sch Sarah Luge hoai SD
Eudcrs, Cubs
Arr a; hglslo Bay 9Th ls or- Icy spear, Robbins, Norfolk
SO %. sch Lub-l.s g, Cuul
Arr - savanra j. 80 MT Scksrsou Batnors
Cenflsgos st BARK JOIN Welsh, Anss Philadelphia
bcs saah, gyms eastern do Fsr Watou
VIZ Lancet P1fooa, css sea Hope Hutbhuson for Pasl
tTnA =
cardea. 9Th ast trs calna Ggfu Bosoa, a3s, Dig Al
ID hsfa H-fsey, DAVIS for Portland, cg Lsvant
Pkaasph. de- bugs Sea Bird Curtis, Susan sou=
Drlsws-er. deg t-c others Tot reported.
A. Liverpool IL. ships E-n Mars, WI 0rs; Hops Bal
ord tl nonisluHa Lovtt Ter New Ofsau " Brlns Lani
r Estuor al Josrphne Bornhol ior Sew Tork al 10 ne
ready Em7us sots Rasss or a. cay havs spar
Bsv oBren Gre s;os and Frsrchs, Chapman, Tor
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SECOND ROARn.
WEpNrspAY. Feb. la-PM.


There is little pause in the Stock mar
ket to-day and the quantity of Stock sold was less
than for some days past. Holders were very firm
and their unwillingness to accede to lower prices
checked transactions. There was no change Of
importance in quotations and at the Second Board
prices were generally firm although the sales were
limited. The Report Of the Erie Co. Published in
The Tribune, was considered as very satisfactory
and the Stock acquired frmness. Long Island
was Hrm, 25i being bid at the Second Board
Harlem was weak, selling at 69l, q decline of
y cent. from the highest point. Reading closed
IT 63I, a slight decline. The idea Of consolida.
ton OF the entire line OF Roads from Albany 70
Buffalo, plan for which a Committee Of all tue
Roads is now connecting, has been received IA
vorably and the Stocks Of all the Roads are i'm
proving. Ii Is admitted that not only would such
IN arrangement be highly desirable for its econo-
mics and for its unity of purpose and action. but
that il would set at rest all agitation Of parallel
Roads. For Utica and Schenectady 20 was bid
Rochester and Syracuse 1874, aad Mohawk 93l'
without sellers. Madison was firm at 80. Edge
worth IL one OF the buoyant Stocks today, as the
Boston MARKETS rising sales at l. l. and that bid.
SsOnlngton was heavy and fell off TO ala. Morris
was firm at 200. Large purchases of Indiana "a
preferred some 100000, were made AT 40. For
illinois, 81 was bid. At the close CO. was bid for
Norwich and g. asked. Governments were in
moderate demand and steady.
In Exchange there is not much doing.
but the market is steady Sterling is q a 10 Cor
City names. Francs, ) lsl. TIE supply Of cheap
Bills in fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

GEORGIA HISTORICAL .SocIETY.-At the 18th
anniversary meeting of the Georgia Historical
Society, held on the evening of the 18th inst, at
Savannah, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year; Hon James NJ.
Wayne, President Hon. Charles S. Henry, st
Vice President Hon VIM. Law, Cd NicePresi.
dent; /. X. Tefft Esq, Corresponding Secretary
Dr. Richard d. Arnold, Recording Secretary
Edw. j. Harden. Esq, Treasurer; Curstors-
Col. VIM. T. Williams, Col. Jos. w. Jackson, Rt.
Rev Stephen Elliott, Jr., A A Smets, VIM. B.
HOdgson Solomon Cohen aud John Stoddard
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Couf6uIa YesseIs spoken, &c.

A. Rotterdam jan e. Egsdua EIla5sh for San francisco VA
intermediate ports. a..
AR at Reseo 49, ship Oeoa, Richardson San Francisco
land I'D Psnma Dec p banks krkwoot DO and ID On
spraso Dudley Morrison DO land sid 1871 Tor Caao STA
psey Waterman do. At DO Dec H. ship ooed Mitchell smith, I'm
A. RIO Janero Dec 49, bark Brazil m New Orleans for California,
would be condemued .,..
Sailed Manila Nov 49, before reported 10 port -oh reasone
stlsa San Francisco. .
Sailed Esw seq o. Ellis, Caleb, san francisco
sailed I'm Bordeaux Jan g. Francs Casimr San Francisco
Sailed i'm Royan, i3d, Arhsmise ioE California.
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RDOlSen, sc.

Feb tso H. 50 IS sgnslsi bark standing east show
.gra blue ground and white diamond VII h vas tho les
w.
blue goal wi,h white bei-
boca lsistd snip James bfo"ne, IN Liverpool OF eAi
pt lsdeillla.
Fs5 Key Wsst ship Emma Field, im New orleans
f1r LveIpcoL 49, -,..
Dec ~ o. lon NJ, sep Alice TN san Francisco for vspra.o
Dec Head Am shpi supposed ina hest'
ran. fr sfanlaae for F-fork
Jan m d. IS u.s. loo - ssaa-ei, ship Marmon, Freeman
fool I.ver0 ooi Jan D. for New York
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T,I.TUEI ALnASIc..-...ras DAT.
TRTRUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or sEw HoRK.-.-...--.FEs ie.
Cleared.

sb.-Arsr.E Poster stes. Liverpool ID ogie'i @ch Nas
Ho1. d. Thompson SspleFi ChsiP-ise L2a'-i Ns~ Dr.
Bsss-M.-ro E.chol. saesa Granis Sssnia Sons Fraa
rssN tr.ts. Been. Richmond
N.r1o WA re- ssralr.h Der m Co Rsr-'- s-spsr,
s,r. r - Truriy Cos Lac1sutfess, 90 bye-n 81 Ssrt'
L Jones. rs Ter. saTa1aah, l. N Greasy ? Co.
stotsrs-H Gerard. Hammond, Baltimore FAcac ftrronr
go.-sr Wtts Frs+e ct shlrg h1r7a Crane, Jefe
81 II Rrookna an. Henrietta Hack, G-srss.9Va Sc John w
Bel Losdeu, Fhil4dtlghA
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M RIED.

On "etlssa evening Fs6. r. by Rs7 Joshua Wslsr a. ts
C4.sch q H. n ~ Iuly WafevheL GEORGE W. WAsHSURN
Spencer.
On sdIsstay uorrg, Feb P mouth Church Brookyn
by Rev Henry Ward besCher JOHN B. LAWRENCE u th
ara VIRGINIA BISHOP ofths former place.
90 lie l2 Fe5 BY Res. p Vi dsstngs M THOMAS saER-
WOOD, IT. 81 Rochester, u Kiss FRANCIS BAKER voangst
daughter Of Dss samuel Baker Of Poupsy, Ouosdaza Co
90 honcay, a., BY Rev sssck a. GfsssScb Com
JOHN hEhhil 20 LUClNDA sELLECk
Oa Isesoss s.ells Feo IT, sy Re. DR. Mitchell NJ VII
IL N C-Afr ~ Mss ALnIRA ROOT both OF ms c 10
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ReceIptn of Prndnce.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. l9-By Erie Railr0a1-117
Dds Flour 2Il sides Leather IS Dressed Hogs, e pkgs
Butter. see Live Hogs, 65 bbs Whisky % bushels RYE
20 do Oals, Caus ard NO Calves
By N. y. and ~ II. Railroads.&c. pkgs Batter
LOO DO Cheese Il bales Wool aud Il bundles Leather
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OtsasterS. &c.

PiR slThe Diana, of ssne Benizg I'm Sdsds Tor Ne"
Yok was abandoned date saved the Oliver
HsvTe
ss Groaer ErvHp tTarpaun Cove l7th from Boston 70
York al0u a. whasshp James Allen, OF View BED
m carry away the thp b7oom and lead stays, and feceyn
strs damage hsrseN RESIDES stavng HID Of molasses
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER Aucuoaeer.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PLEAS

IA
LAANT VALLEY. DltcheSs County, ~ Y , at Auction.
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER viii sell Al auction, on
Tuesday March II, 1851 al - O'clock al The Merchants
Exchange in the city Of NewYork the following valuable
properly, VIZ.
Farm pleasantly situated In Pleasant Valley Duchess
County, miles from Poughksepss AMI mile from the
village Of Pleasant ALLEY formerly known o. Dr.. Wsus
Farm containing = OF hrsi quality Of Land, 100
s.es being under Improvement. including an Orchard,
containing II Of choice fruit, the balance hesvy lin
her land Adjoining the north side IL large stream. AZ
furd;ng excellent power for mills or factories The
house the farm Is IN good order u stories frame, and
contains II Tie barns. sheds and OuthOuses are
al ia good req The farm ia wei waiered aud has II
OF natural meadow. la the village 81 Pleasant Val
icy there several churches and good schools
part Of he purchase money remain OF bond ard
mortgage.
For further particulars apply The auououeer Broad
a. Newly ork. OF OF
III 2awi5EtsO62) HENRY PETERS, Pleasant Valley.
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ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Aucnoneer.
TEHE BROWN STONE front HOUSE

u AND LOT, so MRdisOn-squsTe, al AUCTION.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, will sell Al Auction on
FRIDAY February the 2ls at O'clock atle Merchants
Exchange. the following valuable property, VIZ
MADIsoN-Av-The valuable Brown Stone 'front.' House
and Lot OF Ground. known as 30 Madson-ay Det~een
Tweuly-ninih and Thirieih SIS SIZE OF ot . les
nv he block in depth. House, . by 81 feet IN depu,
rooms deep 6nshed Ia tho best manner hrous hOu! and
repeie with every convenience, such As gas hQI ar,
preeut owner fo his residence large portion OF
he purchase money remain Bond and Mortgage al
Per cent For further particulars, apply 10 the AUG
TfONEER 7Rrcsd.u Q3G6l III
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ANrHoNY J BLEEcEER, Aucuoneer -,
A VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

hand NEXT THE CORNER Of SIXTH Az. AND
THIRTf-NINTH ST. Al Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell Al alcuon on
MONDAY, FEB p, at II O'Clock at The Merchants EX'
change, the following valuable properly, VIZ; .
SIXTHAv. AND THIRTY-SlNTH sr-t0ur desirable oulIc.
ing lois siusled and the souihwes corner oi
sixth av and Thrynnlhst al fronting on the avenue
being each in size feet inches front and rear
by 100 feet N deph.
Terlns-lO per cent he day Of sale and the auction
GERS fee 50 per the l5lh OF March next, when ue
deeds will be delivered the balance TO remain on bond
mortgage for three years al per cent interest pay
allie semshnuay; ali taxes and assessments 10 be paid
up 10 the time Of giving The deeds.
For maps and further particulars OF The above property,
Rpply the AuctioneeT, BrOad.sL (,3e9) l7f 1913
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YEhnIera.

ArKsv-BsdodF Fec n, ship James Aleu- smith, North Pacific
Ocean
Pesse, Psc.ac O-eau.
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NEW YORK MINING and MINERAL

L EXCHANGE, No 50 Wallst front room, ID eoofSS
Organized for the purpose Calculating the nsnsacos-
me various Coal Iron God, Copper, Zinc, Lead and o1'
Mining Companies -
The true character OF every Company whose sIocf "
Tered for sale viii be regiiteTed and no fects stated 80
well authenticated, and obtained from the most eess
sources. The intention Is 10 elevate the character -
branch OF busness 10" becoming so important, U ~
velOpment Of the vast mineral resources Of COUNT
Convenient rooms are provided for the acconEaols.
OF parties where they daily for the inlefcn
opinions and transaction Of business Subscnrroa - -
10 new Stocks viii be opened from time to uIns .fe -
taken 10 present each IN - light Hegstefed 80
Will be offered Tor sse daily Stock Book kept ID -
daily sales III be entered and efforts made - Keep -
curate lisi OF al actual saes IS they occur Parna
ing TO buy or sell ltccks, nirng Companies ws1.s<
register their condition. VII BE treated win on sspssa
a. the Office. WA A WOODWhs
New-York. Jan q. 1880 n lnc~>
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To,sl liabilities ..,.........S326795.s S99.23S61 90
In the September report t5 o. he ITEM marked 6nG
e whole Of are not included ia the a. regaIe snc "a ne
December report all Of . and S59l OF 'Aa ei marked
form part Of the general sggrega.e
1t Will be seen that the capital mas been slightly
increased by the Pacific Association and the next
return will show still further enlargement by the
formation Of several new B anking houses. In the
line Of discounts the expansion is not more than
is looked for at the last dates Since September
there has been an increase in the specie deposits,
and an accumulation OF indebtedness from other
Banks but this is more than balanced by the De-
posts. The change in other features are not i'm.
pOrtant
The Legislature Of the State Of Indiana mas
Just passed an Act authorizing the CrswlordTllle
and Wabash Railroad Company to extend their
Road south from Crav 'ordsvile, to connect with
the Indianapolis and Terra Haute Road at point
& few miles west Of indianapolis, thus giving
railway communication from Indianapolis TO La
fayette, by way of Craw louisville Putnam Co.,
through which the extension runs, will take
$4,000 of stock in her corporate capacity the re-
sidue Of the stock necessary will soon be raised,
and the line put under contract for grading and
bridging early this year. That part OF the line ~
ing between CrawiordsVille and Lafayette is al
ready graded and bridged ready for the IRON, now
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9Th year O. her ~.
Ihs relatives ana s-s oftss fan b. l-d Aoss Of her ias syl
sEnus 1ean7y are rec r-d % 4ifel1 funeral
hts ss1eucs, T~eatylourhst T.-th arszs
Thursday Afternoon I k. Pm her remains vii b tsssu
70 nsinarcnscA icr lu'erueri or Frtay rsTl.1E
o. luescay, Es5. ls joins nAQUlSTES, aged y JsarA
MS rclds su1 ac1uariarces and those ci h WA
Nost ane JeLa Bc5s -esd asl rom a
Leroy - On thursday -!tsIlQlu, AZ i l'C.ock
Ne-lesaay rlof-E e. - q efssy peA WALiEk HOW
dsys
- sass a. aqsaoss respectfully sr,sa 20 attend rs
ile'- IA lilu1iclJ Afternoon. oock.
asses a. Houston 81, without further .t.tc1,
A. prmo1d, County Arra-h. Irssri afsT short
ysals.
t3Ps1asy rala a. tas5se o-sssa papers pl.ss COPY
Sl7-A ~ m e. NoFih % Sacrausut0 C-V OF 1s9,
OF eAess Jorkrh HENRY CRANDALL. de vas ioFs8 b. eli
Ia ssesiss AID Us 1ea,h ~ .- srr crs no.
slty G-st
He sleeps bersaih grassy asuas.
ar sac srnent-.s golden Eraur-
Were @ - hs head = -ias- bacr
Stands otoken from - sohf ratk
A iss slA oodt roans h
Vice. ssss.sg 6ra. clss dssoo 5-cs
AID Cell TO- srs bloom ne .h.l-
Above lie gave shtrs hs Is Id
Ne be- psasd forth - solemn toll
To tel lie .ralsit o. - soul.
NoTuyer hln sioEir
B. thoss vho baried % TIE dad;
Bat Wten bad e-assi be sngual br--t-
They bore him iroa bic bid q death
And 10 ne gave. dug dssp and roe
They isii him i / solitude
He I'uEbers 90. vhsrs uaught . had
Save The sweet tolss 81 sens hoe bir5
De he swft c.scAdss ar cf r1ar
Whose vH'ers ccWa lie mognfaius pour.
Where orJ peaks & distance rise
VIA fOciy boFders ioSard the ss.es;
There, 81 ne -lrth = cara st1io Fet breast
be slseps- aat ca - tales D. rssL
Eaaaazaazz-zasunnszs
Passengers Arrived
2" s'y Nsss.s r. Mare nr al Nfs Esoot's yO-y
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r. c. KEMP, Aucuoneer.
a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF CABlNEl

a NSIC Y EES SALE OF NADINEI
N FURNITURE, PIANO FORrES.-To- MORROW
tFrdRy) At lOt o'clock, sales rooms - Nsssa-si,A
tv zen Fulton and John sts.-R KEMP VIII sel q AZ
lion "a above by Catalogue, large AND wsh usOra.
stock of Cabinet Furniture consisting OF hos7" o0t Pse
Furniture Carved and MahOgan fas' Te'c tes, Eeg
"a Psrlor chairs Mahogany and hsr-sesI Chsfs yGnoa
psttsrus Rosewood and MshOgsuy Center and Per rsaa
With niarbe.tops. Extension Diuing Tables b0oktael
WSrdFobes Panied Chamber Furniture, en- suite 4lheg.
snv and Walnut French anc Cottage besseads, Age.s
tor Dressing Bureaus and Washssnds, together WI !
general assortment OF Household Furniture, hdr Asle.
- &c Also. superior rosewood q octave piano Bra
nj excellent tone snd hnsh aud from hrsi rate ns
Also, rosewood Piano Forte but little used DO IN
mime do. ."W
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. AucuoReer.
SALE OF NINE
ANIHoSY J. BLEEcEER. Aucaoneer
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

n on Maiust IN the village Of FLUSHING, Long Is
land al auction ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Will sell at
auction on TUESDAY March H. 1851 al II O'Clock al the
Merchants xchsuse the following desirable properly,
viz a. Flushing l. The house aud lot Of ground now
the residence Of Dr. Joseph BloOdgOod su1aed the
West side Of Msin-st between Bddge and Washington
The house, Wh!ch 10 . feel front by - feet Ia depth,
with wing The south end 80 feet Olt by 10 feet deep
both two stories high and bulk In the most substantial
manner and well calculated FOR large family. The lot Ia
az feet inches front MsnsI BY average depth ofup-
ward Of 90 feet widening from the depth Of about 3 feet
feet 1913 feet forming garden Of about ia feet by S5
feet exclusive Of large and ample front and Yards
which IN the CHEST state ofculavAon. add stocked with
fine fruit trees
Plank Road will be bl during the present year from
Wiamsburgh 10 within short distance FRO proba-
big to The village large portion Of the purchsae money
rem siR bond and mortgage For maps aud further
particulars apply TO the s1ctioneeT Brosd-st, where
MAPS o. Tue above properly can be obtained.
l3f I9. =. g nj, SIS G375i
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on It's way from Wales, and viii be completed IN
JuIv next This line traverses district o. coun-
try of great weslth and fertility, much OF It being
prairie. The cost ofthe Road with heavy I raj,
all completed, will be less than $1,000 per mile
The men in its management are said to be able
and energetic, and speedy completion may be
looked for
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j. HEGEMAN, Auctoneer.
ERIDAY, Feb. 81, ar l | o'clock A. N,
u at So Carlton near Park av, Brookyn'-Thesto C.
fixtures Of retail grocery store Also,s good horse a.
a grocers wagon ard harress Ifr
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NIarkets..CNcIxyArI. Feb. b.

Sales have been made to-day of 500 tierces 81.
cured HAMS al l0c coo rs bulk sides a. sc: 900
bbls. prime LARD al 8c loo bids BACON SiDEs al 7c
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Z. g. CARzINcrov, Auci.onser.
~ IAEnD y lI A,nn u

a. o.. HARRINGTON A4f.olenf.
10y JACOB ;. PLApE.-SALE At
O AUCTION CROCKERY CHINA. CLASS tss
EARTHENWARE from thc shelves, lsEge sock o7s,ss
quality ware 10 lots to suit country a. vel A. ig des
5rce.Ts and others Also. 3 cases. 8 par ptnted Il,
sroaud Mantel Vases JACOB 5. PLATr WI ,eI -
Ssv stIe O'Clock Ia lie large Sales Room ne Aaes
hers &c Also, Yellow Ware. Dipt Ware . Ass
Cra,es best DORA blue printed ware, eomplse Lssot
10 match throua hoaL Asc 90 Crates VIM ChA.ncey ~.
Co new pattern. White Grsnite fom the s1syet -
ore entire invoice az IS Crates an assoTmel Of Pa.
Dishes jugs. sc, Toilet and Dinner Ware a.. To -
Sold by the Crate, without reserve Aso l'e pafass
Ci..s Ware hi prime order without reserve 70 Ea.cA H.
Sferton Of The uade Is directed. Also. an asiofne.i n
China Ware In sets Also during The sale. roe feairay
honsekeepipc articles suitable for Crockery Dealers
EB-Cstaoeue s hay be bad 81 The Auction roon whes
the ware is all ooep for examination.
NB-The invoice OF the White Granite by he Cru,
WI be sold al 10 o'clock AE
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Markets. NEw-ORLEANs, Feb H.
Our COTTON market is heavy, dealers waiting
The Gdyices per Africa