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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
UsfsshuFaH COaIe

Tho p;,,,burgh coal is found by the best OF all
test. the practical working oft, TO be safer and
mare economical coal for welding large bodies OF
iron than any other coal known. Indeed, for all
purposes where iron is required 70 be brought 20
\ welding heat OF near to that point, the PIttS-
bursh ccal preserves the iron where most otner
coal destroys it. This is the secret OF the SUI
ccess of the iron factories of Pittsburgh. .-;o,
For the manufacture of gas it is found suPiylo
20 the English coal and account OF us go 40
coking qualities, it will always be Pre,e,tL III
gas com panies 10 the camel coal 1uS 80
ing in any market where gas is wsneeo' AZ 80
which reduces the coal TO the gas coiiPauS - 10
merely nominal sum- The camel coal caupo' 10
cooked. r...,L ...l =. ann.
n,red ,ri,h The other bituminous and camel Goals
~ ,be West is also greatly in favor of the former
!, has he en- remarked by Captains OF steamboats,
tIst rbe difference is about the same as between
pine and hickory wood. .,:uL.
The fact that the Pittsburgh coal does not c'Hk-
~ on the bars OF the furnace too ia worthy otsPe
cial notice. M.
burgh coal may safely claim superiority OF pro-
duction over those who use the coal Of other TO-
cRlities.
For ocean steamers so far as it has been tested
il ia believed that coal excels the pittsburgh
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On Thursday 18th Group FRANCIS SHAY, son Of Daniel
and Hary H. Curry sged nearly years
The n ends of the family invited 70 attend the nnsra rom
800 Gold e. Fulton Brooklyn, on Saturday al I'm
Or Prasy ilh inst WILLIAM GEhhEL 10 the 95.l year Of
his - - 49,, -.
funeral hou further Sunday afternoon al ~ O'Clock
lTon e rsencs bis father James Geme S1 Broadway cor
on Frsay morning 18th 18th year Of his PHINEA AS
The relatives friends family invited to attend his H.
neral his late residences RsvenUood Lsng Island on sunday
l6th inst 2ls O'Clock Tbs steamboat Asora VIII sae rex
Y a u O'Clock ard return after The iun-fsl
18th suddenly ELIZA Ann oil
ssmue and daughter Of b. Subway aged 81 years.
mcuths and ~ days. go -,.-..--,,--,
nera afternoon 18th met at ~ ocock from her late residence
Ga thursday 18th inst Inflammation Of the lungs, CHARLES
w WHITE only Of Archibald and Lsusa White aged years
E funeral will take pac. this Saturday morning, 18th
mscdouga 81 at II O'Clock Friends and relatives IN
Vited % sttetd. o -
week JAY j. Joseph and Sarah b Glass; aged
On F.b a. sthis Triangle Brooms Co. NY DAN
IFI sAKTOS aged 81 aud months
Ne was Long Island aud resided
haven until he years old He then family
% seper said he ready CO. left the
world struggle or goan-ash "ere' Ike one falling
ashep
mains bs tai on to Hudson friends
oss Of the respectfully invited attend the funeral
etyces from West Twenty secondst near Nnthayenue tins
On Tburdsy morning the 18th inst, Of consumption M
CHAIR rs =. BROWN, ssed 40 years 49,
ms friends and Of the family invited 70 attend bis
GNa on Saturday. 18th INST, at O'Clock, A. NJ at his late
ssisnce es Thirteenth His remains wall be taken % h"
Haven. for interment
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FANCY GOODS.

FORBI0N AND DOMESTIC
XNTM. II. CARY q co. 243 and 245
w Pearlst between ohm and Fulton sis) invite inc
attention of the city and distant Jobbing Trade
10 thcty large and varied stock of Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates. either for cssn or ap
Under ther present arrangements they can offer great
inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana WIN give
their customers the benefit of the large discounts which
thew have gained by the increased amount Of their pur
chases. - 49, - AMrpI.
CAN G0ODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock win be kept full during the whole year and
all orders w &c md SOUTH HMERcAN dealers
examine their stock of Jewery, msnuiscte3 pb,S
iO The following articles constitute part OF their stock
Linen Threads.
vh SSyS Spow lna and coiored Mo-. 2Ox8O
WY SPOOL Cotton.
Clsrk,s. Alexsnders, smih's Eagle, and ReHington's
white black aud coored, Nos l0x5o. p to 500 yards
Tapes and Bobbins.
Linen and cotton, assorted colors and sizes.
CUTLERY.
Razors, Knives Shears Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks Wade Butchers, Wostenholms RODGERS, eno
other celebrated makers
Hair, CLOTH teeth paint, varnish shaving shoe crume
Musical Instrume nts
Accordeons Violns Flutes, Flies Clsroniets, Harmon
cans. &c Fans. ..,..,,-
large and rich assortment, consisting OF beautifully
carved pearl, ivory, bone and WOOD SUCKS also PAiD
sticks, with plain, fancy and sivered paper.
livery Combs.
Fine s. SIS, SIS, and NPU, ltx4t lncheH
Combs
Plain and fancy tuck dressng pocket ara SIDE oil sne
buffalo and horn
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real ana nS
tation twist; also, variety of Rifles.
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holster Cote ano
Allen Thurhers Revovers. Also, conpieie As'Vi
OF Sporting Apparatus
PertumerY,
Luba's Maugenet Coudrsy's, Piyers' flnsuo' SHu
Ede hne extracts.
Soaps. ,,,,
Lows " hite and brown Windsor and Honey hunu
Guerisn's Pinauds and Maugenet Coudrsys assof'eo
styles, &c. &c.
Also, o.
Percussion Caps Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes sIeei
Pens Suspensers ButtoDs Of all styles, PocSst oooAs
Port Monnses, Purses, Stationery Beads, "nSe0one'
Looking Glasses, &c &c. l., T..
lror1, Tortoise Shed, Pearl Shell Horn Tips o. Oi
manufacturers ..,, orpM.H
and ENGLISH languages. 1Sl oho"u ~
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ASrHoSY } BLEEcKER Aucuoneer.
REREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE

Il OF 100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS Ar AUG
TION.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell at public
auction The l7h March next by order Of the Executors
OF the s ges and most valuable pieces OF he Efsle
living in one body and IN Of The desirable locations
In this City that has been offered this season, snd calls ne
attention Of capitalists and others TO the following a1VeF-
usemeDt;
The subscribers Executors OF the last viii and testament
Of The ale William Wright Of The City OF New YORK, de-
ceased, will sell al public auction, by ANPdONT }.
BLkECkER, AuciOreer, on MONDAY, the lTh day u
March 1851 a. y O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange,
the following valuable properly, being part Of The real
estate OF the sad deceased, VIZ
BRoApwAY-2 los Of ground on Broadway, forming me
entire fronts The easiery Size Of Two blocks ami
betw Forty hrsl and tOrtyfourthSs I'VE OF these
corner lots I'VE The square formed By The H.
Iersecion Of the Ssverh-ay. and Broadway
SIXTH AVENUE lots Of ground on the Sixhsv psi Of
which opposite the pubic gCuaTe extending rom For
ueth to Foy-secouds This square under couirac Tor
regulation ana improvement appropriation for which hav-
Eg been made long since
FoRTYFlRsrsr-l IS lots Of ground living together the
norherv side OF Forty hrss being the whole front be-
tween Broadway and Sixth-ey.
FoRTY-sEcoND-sT -S4 lots OF ground, comprising the
entire onts Of bob sides Of FOuy second 81 100 feet wide
between SiXth-av ard Broadway.
FORTY-rmRD-sr.-2O lots Of ground lying together on
the souhery tide OF Fory third o., being me enIe front
EoRrYTBIRDsT-5 l0ts Of ground on me B0rthery side
OF Forty tS ST. commencing s. feet inches from Broad
way
The above property Is admirably susied f0r immediate
improvement a. The deeds Will eOni2u covenants a-a1sl
nuisarces TIE tile Is perfect AID Us sale vii be 8bsJlts
TERMS Ten per cent ~ o purchase money with he
Aucu0reers Fee Will be required 10 be- paid The day VI
sale per cent before he day q july leXL
when he deeds viii be delivered. a. hty per may
bond ard mortgage, a. he option N iLe plIcler
for or 5years ~ per cent lIereEt payable semrl
New YORK March ,. ls-l
DANiEL ToMPNINs,} r-s.,,5r,
WM !. STAPLES, "-71-'~'''
Mars oftts shove property msy De Obtained a, ta
ofhs Aucaoneer No. Broa1-st CO ana saer lhe lsl
ulfb,l,sll-N lia4l
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ASTHoNY }. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer
ENOUR VALUABLE BUILDING

EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS on Sixth av, Seventeenth, Nineteenth AID
Twentieth sts al auction.
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER viii sell a. auction on
Tuesday March l8h $751; al y o'clock, at me Merchants
Exchange. the following valuable property, VIZ:
OK SlXTH-Av. AND SEVENTEENTH ST va liable los
ofground with The buildings. situated on and next the
fronting on The avenues said los being each n size ) feet
froLt and rear by loo feet Ia depth.
n0rih side of ST.. between The Ninth and Tenth
avs commencing - eet east of The Tenth AZ said lot
being m size y eet ard by % feet IN depth
on TwFNTIErltsr-AisO. ] desirable building lot d.
recv I'm rear above the south eide Of " nueh-
fronting tte Episcopal Theological Seminary size me
same as The iRst named Terms at sale. FOR ma7S ana
further parucuars sppy 20 the Gu;doneer No BrQad-al
0ft5l mlltn, 18Th, 18Th Is
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HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

= A EEMINARY s situated In Essex on tue Dsauuidl
margin OF the Connecticut the seehOard fOr hran
funess Of location and completeness Of arrangements m
Institution is UnIivsed. II combines the advantages OF
both male and female Seminary taught by ioot acty
while al the same me by peculiar adaptation on me
buildings OF the institute The usual objections TO similar ln
stuOns Obyiated By this arrangement parents can
their aud daughters Al The same schoO WIN
every facility for obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms $3.50. Fare, usually, by Hartford and
New York steamboats, 50 cents For circulars. please ap
NV IN The Principal or WIN II LYON co, 81 Cedsr-st
i9f OF Tu6Ss LUCIUS LYON AM, Principal.
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FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTES, Sc.
al auction THIS DAY. st ~ o'clock. al IS Nassau
The Sun Oice-R c. KEMP will sell as above,
without reserve to paw advances large assortment OF
Mahogany aud Black Walnut Cabinet furniture OF good
quality suitable for parOrs dining rooms and cbsmbers
Also. several lots Of good secondhand Furniture and
Piano Forte butiiue used.
Also. at p o'clock, superior octave Rosewood Piano
Forte of fine tone and finish Catalogues the morning
Of sale MO IL
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classical AND MATHEMATI-

OCAL SCHOOL, West Point. New York -The next
term Of this Institution will commence on me hrs OF May
Application for admission that time, should be made al
an early day. , ~ H., - ,os,
Columbia College, N. Y. Jan 10, 1881.
take pleasure IN stating my opinion mar the OlasslGA
ard Mathematical School ST West Point N Y, under lne
charge OF EDWARD V. KINsLEY, A. n. 10 worthy OF
the confidence Of Parents and Guardians The course OF
College from thaI school, is thorough and iudicousand
the discipline and moral culture at once efficient and sue
cessful CHAS KING LII d Prest OF Col college.
For References, Terms, &c. address the PRINCIPAL
at West Point EDWARD V. KlNSLEY, AN.
d6.DtN
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MARRIED
DIE d.

~ Tuy.day 18th INST by Hiram Jelf, Mr. RoBT K COL
ROULD OF Mobile, Ala 70 ELiLABklh D. hAhhlSON' S"p
dsughtsr Of Mr.. John Palmer Of this city.
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D. S. HouGH, Auctoneer.

DOSITIVE SALE, without reserve, of
n good FURNITURE, IN use but two months, on FRI
DAY MORNING. al s. Greenwich-sv good Chance
for Housekeepers bureaus mahogany walnut An !
maple chairs; walnut and maple bedsteads, nah Igany
plush al hair seat rockers hasAnds msde OF walnut IA
bes eeg Spy and other carpets splendid hair mat
tresses holsters and pillows to match damask divans
kitchen furniture, &c Rain OF shRe mis- p
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PROGRESS-Will soor

II CLOSE-At Washington Hail. 500 Brosdway.-The
Panorama of Bunysns Pilgrims Progress, illustrating this
wonderful segory Of the glorious old dreamer" and
containing designs Of Vanity Fair the Land Of Beulsh the
Valley Of the Shadow of DEATH Mercy Painting al the
Wicket Gate and many ohers by the FIRST American Art
lists. 800.
The public respectfully informed that the Exhibition
OF this Painting which has received the universal enco
miums public Press aud which has been visited by a.
most AL the schools and Churches OF City, will close
during the coming month.
Open every Evening al Ito commence al / before
O'Clock Admission q cens. Descriptive Catalogues
tanning beside other Interesting matter the Of the
artists who designed the several scenes l24 cents.
Exhibitions on "Wednesday aud Saturday Afternoons, al
O'Clock when children will be admitted al half price.
mis- Gus
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C1r ruOMASs HALL.-FLUSHING

SFEmGLE INSTITUTE, Flushing Long Island Al
-, EL - thorough education, bolh SOLID and 0rna
VIC ~ ,s1gbt In this Institution, by experienced and
HebS Competent instructors Pupils are received a. any
period ssf Ss Ge es snS 9T ns refer
@ NAV he obtained the Bookstore SO Nassau ct or
@ sp picaiion. by msil otherwise TO Rev. WILLIAM
81 GILDFR, A. M, Flushing Long Island mlz ANNS'
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vElHE IRVING INSTITUTE, larry

4 town, ~ Y-LYONs CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL Tor Young Gente-
men Established by the present Proprietor In 1853
TIE location Of his institution s unsurpassed
The Principal 10 assduOus n his regard for the nora
,re0,e the phtncqi comfort the Intellectual RpToremea
The aud yersOaaL habits Of bis pupils Fupls VIII
attend The church d. gnRted by the percent
The Course Of Education includes all The oraneaes pre-
psratory College business for professional or pra
ucs life Elementary prir cipes will receive the s1rcI al
tentioa which their paramount importance demands g.
The Academic year Is divided into Two Terms Oh I'VE
months each . 80,
Cbsrges-sOO the Summer Term Sl05 forthe Winter
Term payable In advance. This includes Board, win
washing mendiog, bed and bedding i1e ana eh snd
Tuition (exceptin Modern Lsngu ana Music together
with the use Of all The necessary books 10 me Engsh
branches. A deduction will be made where Two come
from The same family
ReGsrences-To The several Clergymen OF Terrytowni
Hon Washington irving, do Hon. Gulan Z NerpiancH,
New-Yor BENJAMIN Lode- ESQ Pres N. and brle
RR. New-York Edward X. Collins, ESQ New YORK :
Hon J. W. Schmidt. DO To any others Of me numerous
Patrons Of the Institute printed list Of whose names
will be furnished application The Principal Chculars
al most Of The Broadway bookstores.
Letters should be addressed North Tsrrytown"
WIN LYON, AM, Principal snd Proprietor
inf 0au
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WATER CURE.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
~ CURE-Dr JOSEPH A weber has assumed tbs
permanent Medical Direction Of his Institution. The
tabishmenl IL situated IN South Orange, Essex County
Hsw-Jersey one hours dde from Tho city by Morris ard
Ensex Railway Visitors af- tho fsrrsoai Al te foot u
corusnd-s al AM and al s. NJ Pnysis baths are a.
sched 10 most OF the Psteulf rooms AT iettors upon
professional business should be addressed 70 Dr. Wedef
shers ~ the Superintendent Of NE Orange Aognsin Wa
ssr-Cure Bu
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BENIAMlN MOONEY, Auclioneer
ByF Cotton, Auction eer.
TOUSEHOID Rat

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.--At
The auction room, 20 Beekmanst: aud 89 Ann.st
THIS DAY O'Clock large and hSR 6 Of
housek eeper consisting In part OF BuesuX OF every de-
.crpuo1 imitation black walnut and rosewood bedsleads,
mahoea any do large aud heavy mahogany do hslr,
straw and husk pliasters, tee Alees and
other sofas sofa bedtesd marble top tables card DO eA-
tension dining tab es wardrobes, book cases, writing
desks secretaries Office chairs book racks writing tables,
hs dsome white painted furniture en SUITE loclosed was
star d. mahogany chairs Goods packed for shipping
a. lie lowest rates mif IL
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ANTH0EY }. BLEEoSEa- Aacloaesr

ANIhuAf y. DLAIlAIhl Alc4ulc-r.
I ARGE SALE OF United States. New
A4YoIk state City Bank ard l0.Irsr-- C. ..1ar,
stocks. az Auction ANTHONY o. BLEsrK-4 qrf
sell a. Auction on THU aSDAY. hsrI 81. 1851. o D.
O'Clock z 81 a, iie Merchants Eycrs1.a fr- wing
Vauaa Stocks ol account " whom BE- may concern W.
"a 90 shares Of De Merchants BARK STOCK
go s. ares ar ite Trsd=srans Bank Sock
l.0 Shares 0f the Leather Aaulf-cuusrs Bank stock
q Shares of ihe reg York inslralce Cos stock.
SiS(e Cly Five Per Cent s.ocE payable 1852
SAT- Cy Five Per Cent sock, payable 1893.
a7.l78 CIV five Per Cent Stock. pavsbIe 1870.
S22420 Civ Five Per Gent suck. PAYABLE 1850.
SS.0l9 Stale Five Per Gent Stock. payable 255
5000 Stale five Per Cent Stock, payable $50.
S20oC0 L. States Six Per Cent Stock, payable 1867.
ml2 u 1881
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER. AUcrloSEES nav,
THREE VALUABLE BUILDlNO

III -
4 LOTS on Tventy-nnih-st rear Ffh-av g. AncuOn.
ANTHONY J BLEECKER VIII sell Al Aactqa On
TT-EsDAY March l8 f85I Al i2ocock Al tho Merchants
Exchange he following valuable property, VIZ. - a..
o. TWENTY-NINTHsT.-Three lots OF Gl0uuu ~ y, p,
north s5 of frsrrvnrtbst between th@ Fth and Madi-
son avs ncng 100 feet east Of Fihhay ssa ios
being each IN sze = feet front ard rear ny ~ -oes
in depih lsrge portion u Tho purcnase-noney csu .
main nu bond AID mortgage mr. four wears ~ per cehL
For Maps and further PARTICULAR apply 10 The
BruadaL ilio8 III -
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D-P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. yoHS
GREENWOOD. ia Assistant Manager -Anernoon perform
snce 81 s. In the EveLing al "A O'Clock. Abundance p es
children under 10 years l2i cs Parquette and Circle ~
cents extra This Afternoon, SATU RDAY, March, 49,
MADELAINE; Or, The Founding OF Pars-Sect-
rand, CIV Clarke; Msdelsine, Miss Chapman THIS Eve
ming, CRIMSON CRIMES. AfIer which, THE ILLUS
TRlOUS STRANGER. fhe innumersble Curiosiues &c.
OF this Museum the vast Chinese Collection, are TO be
seen AT ali hours mis-
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A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

LABOYS, at Wilton, Coma B. LOCkWOOD fTln.
cipa In this Institution the usual branches OF an hnssa
Education viii be thoroughly taught The expen'es are
$50 per term, including Board, Tuition, Wasnng ana
Mendng Circulars. containing particulars can be on'an-
cd Of w II DlKEMAN, Controllers Once. A. STAN
LEY Al Bowery aud s. B. sTURGES, 76t Chatham st.,
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HETATER- CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
w aid COUETRY.-Dr IRA Il receives PArents a.
sbe commOdiOus City estsbishms5t IS LalghIr a
Oyster Bav l. l. Communication daily between tbess
sfaess by steamboat and nilrOsd. General Practice g.
tended COnsdtsliOns g.. MI lmE
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DERGEN POINT INSTITUTE

DERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
kLD Pleasantly situated opposite Port Richmond distant
from New-YOr only miles and accessible hourly by
steamboat is open to youth OF both sexes and supplied
with competent instructors under the tupennendence OF
Mr. Vreeand Terms will vary according to the instruction
afforded, from Sl00 10 $50 per GDDum
Circulars containing references snd other particulars may
be Obtained Mr Curriers' 1871 Green ich.st, Wucoxs
School Agency. the principal bookstores Ia he CITY or by
a personal application TO the subscriber III the Institute
JACOB NJ. VREELAND.
Bergen Point N j. m4ZWf
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OFFICE o. raE OaocEa.' FIRE issuance Coz
- NEwYoRK. Marrh 8, 1851.
a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.
10 ne Stockholders has been declared Tia DAY. pay
able % ard Eflsr 10 10Th inst
M l@ MILTON sAlTH, ssefslary.
Olflcl or TEE MORRIS CANAL ASD BAgxlS. Cow
n, 80 80, jersey City, Mlrch n, 1871.
OllCE is hereby given that the Annual
'Ecclon wlu De- he'd attLe oTee Of "a. ConpaDy in
Jeisey Cry 90 Monday tie ia day OF Ayri osf Tor Tue
eLtlee OF I'VE Directors IN place OF Cas- No whose
EN- eI service VIII then expire The Pol VIII be open
ron O'clock ~ until NJ OF that day Tie transfer
1oohs WI ne closed on and from the lsa inst the 3th
dsy Of APiA lml5 tApT'I JOHN ID. POE, Sec'y.
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A NJ. MERwIS, Aucloneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER 4 60. 2O4

DY BANGS. BROTHER & co. 2O4
OBROAOWAY.-Ce4h advances made upon al coz
ngnmenis 49,
MONDAY MORNING. March =. 1881. and continued
curing that and The succeeding week.
Al the New Trade sale Rooms, lj Park-rOw
TIE Catalogue for The Regular Trade Sale - 10"
ready And I'M av be had on application the rooms u ne
Underlined Ii embraces Tie usual great assortment OF
stock includirg Contributions from nearly TIE entire 10
FISHING Trace II the Country, snd several choice coasgn
ueuts OF English Books.
Nearly 30 Of Stereotype Plates or popular AID sa4e
able Books WILL be- offered CO this sale
The Stationery Department embraces mosi extensive
vorie,y q Fancy and staple Goo1s, Writing Papers, &c
Terms OF sALE-Ou al purchases IoM ms "loie 80,
oge amounting 20 $50 and upward, four AID SIX nolls
credit: or purchases from the whole Catalogue iesa ha1
s75n s-d than 500 four month"; credi Eno AZ pUf
chases ess than ! 100 cash.
discount Of one per cent wiz be allowed on al pur
chaos sxceedin, 81 G00 BANGS BROTHER L co.
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FINANCIAL

HOLSTER BANK OF BUFFALO
Buffalo, March g, 1851
ITO NETWORK TRIBUNE - Dear
= Sir; Rumors that may be alolt 20 he effect that
Frecerck HOLSTERS Suspension would ID any way uflrs
tas bana are entirely untrue a1d ise TIE Bank Will not
lose dollar ty him Individuals may Orr aud fall bat
lls Bunk VII stand lfLl as me Rock VI Agfs
Ai< l"D J.. T. shEAEiaN, Cashier.
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d. 5. HoUGu, Aucuoneer
TEJHIS DAY, at l05 o'clock, at 81 Beck
d manst The entire Fumilure " family breaking up
blrseseepng removed fr convenience Of sale consisting
OF SOFAS Bureaus. Chsirs Sdeboards, Wardrooe, Dnng
and Tea Tables. Looking Glasses Crockery glassware,
mi Bed Room aud Kitchen Furniture, to be- positively
sod rain or shine and must be- taken away same day t
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DILGRIM'S PROGRESS-Open every
III Evening at Washington Hail. SOS Brosdwsy, near
Housion 81 The Panorama Of Bunysns Pilgrims Progress
Door osen Al = 10 commence a. before O'Clock Ad
mlasoD . cents. a,
Exhibition every Wednesday, and Saturday Afternoon, al
3ocIock. when children viii be admitted a. hsfprice
milo 6uRs
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NEILOWSi MINSTRELS. AT Eel

D. LOWS OPERA.HOUSE. 4if Broadway between
Howard ard Grand SIS Open every night ouriRg hs week
TIE celebrated original snd well known feloWs MES
tres comprising efficient and versatile corps OF "a emf
experienced performers under The cTecuon OF =
Fellows, whose Concerto IN is Ciy for The last year
bsve bee received with the greatest fsvor by The ellie Sld
fashion Of his erea Metropolis Their Concerts consist OF
BufesCue liza Ism Opers Scenes, Why sayings solos,
Duets Chcruses, Dsncrg and ilsrlme1G Performances
On "Wednesday sut Saturday afternoons grand Concert
foF The accommodation ofefies snd families, commencing
Al ociocS. P n Adndssion . cents Doors open M6i
% commence al q mi
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B. A. Chiffon, AucuOneer.

3. a. IHTLTON AuCUOurtIs
HOUSE and LOT 375 BrOome.st. at
4 1AUCTlON-COLE 4 Chiffon viii sell Al snc'
ton on FRIDAY March H. 1851 A. y O'clock Al Inc
Merchants Exchange he l-sOry basement and suc Frame
House and Lot SIS BrOomest south side. between Mou
and Mulberry ais Lot 3 feet 'front.' . ee In rear 8
FEET est side ll6 feet In east side less. House
about IS feel deep For particulars and terms apply 10 The
Auctloueers WaLst (S56 mil ais