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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
Foreign Ports,

At Iaguagra MAY TO- sch Brontis from Windrard Isl
ands for NYorA ldg g. sal two weeks Sailed gh bark
Paoz wilkins f0r Porto Ca5ela t. finish ds for Phsdel
phia sih bark Gov Won OKhom Davis for Nev-York VIA
81 Thomas. where she would finish ldg
AT Navoo Sep g. bng Raven. Bell IN San Francisco 80
Us. for sydney hSW, put n FOR water
AT % treemante, Australia, Dec /. bug NJ easily,
Barker Singapore
Sld I'm Bombay Mch T. ba-k Lewis Waite Zanzibar and
Salem
At Alden eth ut bark Tom Corvin, Lambert, I'm Salem
dec 81 Ilst
At Maracaiio ith INST, brig 5, Andrew. Robinson .or
Baltimore. ldg
At Matanzss 10th inst. banks Mannou Jac,s son. from
Hayre, 18th. chartered for ST Petersburg, bugs
Clayton. Tucker. disc
A. DO i2th lus shlls SaAats. Hall T. NYork ds John
MhtC. McNear. for CronSta dg, Sacsusa. LcnnOV Tor
do 90. James Edward Mecher Tor NIork do, br.s Nes
PERCY tor DO next da. hugs France Titus for War
ren. RI dg Monirose Pote, aud Niagara, Harding, for
Portland DO SD l2th. bark Helcan. Adams. Sagia Ia
Gr.nde
70 The bark Condor reported N yestsrla paper A.
chartered for Cronsfait. IS the British bara CuScord
Al Havana 7th. ships Charlotte Reed Weeks. iJr C0wes
tarAs YANKEE Blade. Whiting for s. Pe.ersllrg l9l.
Indian Queen. Drumniond for do Ma.llLs Condor.
ldg. Tovus al Jones Da,on for NOreans CID lth.
sch Isabella, Gaze. hIatAnLas. Eth snip India, Almg
C0wes bark Broosa. SJua. DO VIA Mitanzas
Art % Quebec 25tl MS. bark Manor. Bower, Nfork.
brig AherInarle, ComeTy, Aieclbo. PR, for Montreal
Al Jereme 9Th irsi sch Eliza Fsks for NY0rk ldg and
Others not reported
Sailed I'm Si Domingo Ci,y % LIS; sch Albert 81 Hale.
Smith. Boston
sailed I'm kingston j. IN INST sch Triton Owen Balti-
more. liih. brig john Cuttings Beard, NYoFk
Al Neuyltss 9Th inst bark Nacoochec. Th0rp fr NYor
ts bugs Percy Bunker, I'm and foT DO dS 81 George
Tor do do
At Guyana PR. 18th INST bark SAM Tan. Plumnsr.
FOX NlOIk ds
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK-.......MAY


Steamer-C Cherokee, Windlc. New Orleans, VI o Rob
erts Brother Jonathan, Howe. ChagreS. y Mills
Smps-S'ddonS Howes. Liverpool, Sp'hJrd. lesion X
Co. Cleone Baxter Havana Renauld Fnncla ntann 2,
CBD Simpson, 81 Andrews, NB, Farncd, Loyelani,
Charleston, Geo Bulkley
Barks-Susan Chase Ossood. NIatanzas. Wat Badge;
Ruuck Russ Fracllaish. Charleston, Schmdst Bal
chen. VIM BrodIe, Crary, Mobile. + Hur.hut 90 The
ron Bndos Cork Funch & Mcincke, L Crowell, Lese-
gang. MatauZas. r Reed
Bngs-C A Coe. Hubbard. Cedar KEYS Coe. Anderson
Co, MelroSe Mcclure. Wilmington, Nc, Brett, NoSe <
Co, Reuben Carver Carver, XlbaTa, Cuba, I White
Clinton, Andrews, Charleston. Geo Huxley CuTiew Obj
Greene Windsor. Ms Whiting: Helen Ma lBr) Card,
Windsor Ms j ; Whiting: Employ, Brl Thompson, Rch-
bucto nh. Barclay Livingston; FoSca Helena lDutch)
Post Amsterdam funCh Melncke. Monticello. Clifford,
Bangor. X Buck Co, " ttson Allen, New-Orleans
Schooners-Ann. Cook Petersburg. jos Hunter X Coz
LouSine. Smith. Charleston. l. McCIeady
Barge orb. Yapp Philadelphia, J y Briggs
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Passengers Sailed.

II, eterrslfg Brother J0aIfh ~ for Cl1grcs-D W -
-orer Nrs Randall and servant, Mr. Nelson. DR. Smth. II
Carie.or T. lanes Klegg. W J HInckev, - Nclic. r
n-,,cbo WIN A Fisher Peter Myers. Mr NJ Kenn1n j
Srrhrrv NeSsrS Lowell. Raffngton, Heuu0n. Hutton
Af.rr,soo II BALDWIN Mrs Baldwin. Mrs A Curtlss AM
Ichllrer VI Kennedy. " Rose, James Lard Mr. NJ
Eay Peter Idbertal Gao Rowland. Horace Campbell;
Turner A Sinclair. John McCoombe, Croney. J. Nc
Cam. Margaret McCannJ Mccain, Mary Ann McC ann
patrick Mccain Hugh O'Nell, Samuel Colt. W p'c',
RIchd Barrier Mr. McGahe, Mr. Maoneg, Olmsteld
q Pollard Ann DALEY Mrs Nicholson. Master Nlch5ls Va
Mss Nicholson. Mr. Ranshaw, Ms Ranshaw W hI.lgl
/ W Morgan A Baittey. Harding, John liromhcr. IT.
NJ F0y q Z Roberts c VI Smith. I Riley. il IompNinS
and friend. 4 SOl0mon5 ,, -
Tg sifp Rtfac FOR H7vre-Alfrct Lode. and iady j l.
Rates and lady MISS Rates. Holt. VI Bose Mrs j
Nelson and child Mrs Aida C1urtos, Clnrt1ls, Miss &c
tancc Berner VI Baniett and lady, Hiss Barde e. Du-
reuX VI Drog Mdc Odart, Odtrt, VI tils-ard Hugs
herr y Marhut lady and children, Femme.
Ia steamship CherOtss. for Hiram 0nd Nec- ore ne
MARQUIS de ARGOS children and servants OTTO and lif.
la Pre:re aud family Mis- MADAM, Mrs MarSton, Mrs
Gardner Nr Peasants Mr. Barber. Mrs lavt1e and ttn
IT, d /. Wusor. George Lawton. Joseph Di,, kiulitl
Das jose e Una, Antonio Career, Beuardez Lana D.
Thns SMITH s 6 De ncrts. W Blctman. Ms l. Rem
tine Mr. Barber. u NJ Hale, Chas OMAN. JOAN ha4F.
Jordan LOUIS Favcran. g. Humphrey, { Spear A.
bert Dibhle Geo Briggs. Lyman Rlss. j, ko3i !4s
Stoughton, David P0neroy, Augustus. Clark WIN can
well. Patucs Flood ~ r,,
rov ThoS smith VIM Caldwell. Patrick Flood Mrs In
Rentue g " Buc,more. Augustus Clark. 9 " hnm-
uhrev c Spear Louis Faverano. Albert J. Dbbie, =
&c Pnioes Jno Briggs Lyman Ross and others and 81
u steerage.
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR THE TRIBuNs

MONDAY. MAY -.
ASHES-The market Is better fr pots with q good de-
m9pd-ssies oi 400 bes al si&s5 Pearls are steady
COTTON-I> inactive Private letters from Europe iu-
dcaie decline of ID instead of Ia 81 bales are reported
sud Change, al ahout .c decline, the marSet CLOSING
dull aud heavy Included ma the ,ieS we've 40 bales Texas
FLOUR AND NiEAl.-Ous market tot the low grades
ot state and Western Flour Is heavy ami inactive with 90
disposition apparent % press sales The receipts far
excess Il tAc wants Of Ae trade and with bui little dns
for The East aud NOTHING fog .ori, pce> tend downward
Canadian Is heavy. the sales bCns mostly a. inside
hgufes-Soae 2cQo oh.s sold ~ l24; ~, n baad The
latter pricc irNcN caecc lhc sac y. b1l>.'e VAC
500 hb> u Sid4 lo f1r common and STRAIT Saie Isl,
"a 81 ioy Michigan and Indiana and a. q = TOY pure
Genc>ee southern very hc5'y VIII IN. -'- i,il niol
crate eSport demaudSe> vi loo0 haS a o1&t 81 hr
MIXED 10 ,cr rooi brands of A.eIndua Georgetown and
GRAIN-Th,re = nothing DONG ~ Wheat The hrmneSs
oi holders restricts the ses Rse l. firm wlh tnr De-
Wand. ana sales Of 20oo bush Al To- 900 me sup oaiS arr
hardy dru and p.rnty->tlrs 90 Northern 40 ~
&c, and jersey AZ t5&s6r Com opened win lar de-
4nd ran prices but closed dul and heavy quotations
The ccu-nd ir Cor export ana the ist the pros ectyt
sN> ltslci the sales m part some 500 bush sod li
inactive and cuo,atons would he nominal
Mhl>kl-fhere = morv offering and the market Is
Western, AMI -Sc or Prison Snal. safes ot Drutyc a.
PRoVlSloNS3Taere j. ge,, doing in Por> ai the mar
an SCI bbS az IS e5 fcy Mess IS 81 Tor new
Pyime and :. y7fSl4 g toI cid Mess Beef i firm bur
Que;>cs of lQo bis u S9 So tog Mes and SSSS IS
or PRIME Prne Meas and Beef Hans arr ann nd u,o,
A. SC for extra Hams ard sc g., shoulders Lard i very
guel-ssleS 81 el bbls very pfine ~ SIC Butter and
Cheese unchanged.
TOBACCO-Is dali and the market heavy for all me
descriptions II KENTUCKY , hhd> oniv have changed
hands la> noCe ~ "a r. "a lss II Cuba haye
US aruycC-shc 1rsi ARRIVAL o tt NV crop but thsy
not yc; offered ior sale. n.G being landed
NtNliS some rcQue>. ~ lower FIces aud as hold
e> an cesrou> CT nd II Their old sock. sn 5o0oz
rete Domestic Fleece sold since our last AZ 81 SDc
There tSs nrunesS 10 the marsci We notice dfcllne
icr TIE week ~ lc ; 2, ho,h Fleece and Pulled For
ern, eNccffns Acan. has NOT been active. anc at sales
u.~ac heavy ul-r>et 4 bale OF two II Buenos Avn
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Disasters. Nc.

COLLISION Brig Carryl, (of Eastporl Pettngll, from
ork for Portland was run INTO on the morning Of the
h al 20 minutes past one by ship off Little Gull Light
bearing west hy south miles distant carving away her
wheel mansali ga-topsau man boom. gait. and al the
attached cutting down her quarter and njuung her
stern The ship supposed to be the NatcheZ. from
New York bound o. New Bedford
BARK OvANDO, Cousins from Trinidad for Cronstadt pu,
into Boston 9th. distress having the oh INST lat
23 Ion ST. IN NV gale. sprung aeaA since which tune she
has kept one pump constantly going
The and splendid ship Rip Van Wrinkle. built At Som
ersct by Mr. Hood. FOR MeSsTs EAGLE Hazald Of New"
York after taking board most Of her cargo tins port
for Liverpool suddenly found 20 have four feet VI
ter her hold She taken 70 the railway and aft
being partially lifted the leak discovered t. proceed
from spike-hoe which h7p heen ef open II supposed
portion Of her ground tier of door IS damaged
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Sw ship Thcts Sandstrom Sc ds I'm Leghom and 20 Dis
I'M Gibraltar. mdse 70 fahreQuette Co
Ship Sea KING Ray, Liverpool. Aprl27' mdse and pass
TO master
Bark Saragossa. (of Philadelphia Turley. Sasua lie
Grande. May N, sugar TO master.
Itai brg Paedo Gimele, LeghoTn, 20 ds, marble
and pass to Francin \ Co
Remedies sugar molasses sc 10 Sturges Co
Br brig Iearv, (of Auchat) Mcneil Funchal, hadeira,
April 70. Wine To Bache McEyers. The l. was on the
Highlands SUNDAY
Br BRIG Tweed BOYLE St John PR 10 dis, sugar and mo-
Sch EudoTa Leland. Maohias 10 d. lumber to smith
BoyntOn.
Sch Commodore Tucker. Cox. CALAIS, Y Dis. lumber to
Smith BoyRton
Br sch Abby. Irving, Limerick, % ds an ballast and 90
pass 20 5 Kitchen
sch Tunis Bodrne. Chambers James RIVER Is. wood
Sch Seneca Brown Phiadclpha, ds, coal bound 10
Norwich
sch Far West Petnen. Capes Of Delaware, ds mack
eral T. s " Lewis
sch CONNECTICUT Farchild Newbern, Nc, ds naval
stores 10 NJ Blackwell
Sch Frances Cummings. (of BaneorJ yeazle, Palatk
Sch Gen scott (of WoolNchl Aud P4'atk. Fla ds
cedar 10 Peck Lyman.
Sloop New World. Smith, Portland, CT. 2 Is. stone
Sloop James Ianphecy. Blizzard. New LoQd1n. oll
SAILED-SteauiShipSCh Wndlc Ce.u-res' Broth
Jonathan Howe. DO
MIND-NSE
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From our Correspondents

NEWPORT. Nav 2i-AT brgS Carry (of EaStporl
Pettng, NYors for Portland; Commerce, Grecnrs Bos
ton Jor Wilmington. Nc schs Horton Corran Philadol
phia W Dixon. Snow. NYork for Boston; Orator Coney
Providence Augene, Sewel Portsmouth for Albany, SIP
Vgilant. Wells NYork for Providence
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 26-Arrued-Btrk Tacoma,
Harding Boston, brigs Mary Fauon. Moore Cardenas
Zenobia Anthoni, London SchS Corando Rowland, New
Endicott Norwich. Jane Doughtery. Murphy, Newport
r Horton. Candy, Providence, May Ann Cdolne
Hawkins Fall River, Boston. CoTsun Providence. Mary
Cramer, Smith, Bridgeport; Pennsy wanna Duly. Portland
Portland Ct. Fremont Mason. Milnord. Mass, ZennGer
York River stmr Oneidu, Rowland New YORK, Cleopatra,
Bourne Providence; English, Lyon, Bridgeport, Grand
Curtis. New-York. Banner. Gan, Norwich.
CieGreG-Snps Michael Angelo, Wilson Quebec, Wyo-
Dumeoy, Liverpool. barks John Famand, Wllebey.
PomamhuCo. Cr0well, do. Abbot Lawrence, Crowe d1;
schs Gamer. Gibbs. Ponce. PR Cake Endibott, New
York Benz Brown. Richards. New London; Boston Cor
son. Providence, NJ Horton, Candy. Newport, Mary Ann
Caroline. Hawkins Fall River, Triumph, Boston Presto
Engles EnslcS Milton, Victoria. Wallace Portland, Ala
hama. Shaw. Boston, Banner. Candy ewYork RIO
Grunde Curtis. Boston, John Bannngs. Hatwell New
York BEN English. Lyon, New Haven.
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aat c. Petersburg Nav Cron,in. Bearse, Ne"-York
A. N sydney NSN Jan ~. 81 Brothers, Barnes san
Francisro. 1Fh Tuscarnra- Leo. >''tl seas
. Sd Jan 81 Cameo Waite Caluurnla .
Fr Frr feteta. Barasr from the Clyde Tor boston Fis
allen n with hv TIE bark Reserve from JamNca f1r tn-
is IN ne l7h u - latitude - 20 y. Ion q TO- IN spA-
NJ ,ootl.n .ay4a sprung 1sls IAe ere" we're in an
EXHAUSTED condition having Ia ho.h pumps c)ntinluly
r f1r The uas -hrfe or four days Tho teF and creS
ycrc taken "a hoa-t tAc y. iit ease "a Al i.af
cofh1r and n few ro-ee lal sails The brig was len " "a
c- rrf u, l-or and must have SUM- nal; An hour atI
abandoning her Us the water tlen over the cloiA le -
y pc.e-shurr MAY Mr. Rclrse the master Oh tne
Aue-can shfp Crenl.n from New YORK. reports that a.
me- ", IN the 80 ce or HIGHLAND. AMI that me I'm Is l
al dr e with the exception II streaSs ~ on "A q
ter Also that he sl,s sever. ships the zee on H"sanh
n ,r,4erc. al ON. strong westerly winds large Qlln
~ n ce lrg,n up from sen yesterday afternoon, ou
this aitcrroon tAe lce IS i-iln gong Down
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DIED.

- =, - 1Ia,- y, suddenlr. IOHN EDWARD. O1IT
Oa Iin End Mary Eliza SPARKS aged years months
and IL days - .h, r.,,l,. ,-, ,r--.sl %, l+-
III tie frerl tins TUESDAY afternoon, a. oc5cSt 'n
~ Fast Nreteentl-st The remains Viii o. INFERRED ~
Greenwood Cerncter- -, ,,,,r-nr- ,r-,,-,- IT. =
on SrrGav evening. MAJ 3. PHEBE HUNT, vile OF
r,eniei Ho'l 5,yav Of Newark, y. J.
t.J ~ m o'clock on Wednesday. Her frends VIII pleas.
attend without further notice. -
GFOEGE { WILLIAMS. otest son ~ Isaac anu ANY
WIar-s AGED wears snd months.
The friends ri the family requested 70 attend the M
-I ms afternoon AZ O'Clock. from I26 ki-hth-av
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Domestic Ports

ALEXANDRIA. MAY 24-Sld schs William ? Williams
keees, Nor"eh, c. barnstable kls, Boston; Chalce-
conT, Gamer, PaItuKelt River
BOSTON. Ma -i-,Au ship Magnolia. Dunbar New
Orleans; tark Ovand6. Cousins Trinidad bgs Bull ant
ibrl Greenwood, ;. joan, NIB; Lexington Robinson Phil
seeiPha sens Gazette Crowe Butler nbbetts; and II
Nash small do. Harriet Ana Wells, CALAIS Far Dealer
Ireworgy, SurD: Fomiret Barker JOneSport. Superior
Lord, Steuhen, Janes WInchenbach. and Consul Dunk
water Bangor; Trader Levy and Dover Packet DAVIS
Rockland, Atlas. Alley, Bath. arren, Hutchinson Port
land, Albion, Robinson. Damarscotta Reindeer Merritt
Bovdonham; Catharine Beal, WInchenbach Waldobcro'
Orego hurCh. Sac0. Cd. ba-ks Gen Jessup. Fisher Phil
adelphia Adea Rogers White %. schs Barcelona Fritz
Georgetown Sc Henry Payson. CToweL. AeLAndra, Col
Hanson, Wait, NGoIs ArenZamend Snow. Bath 2Ja
arr ships Hoyoke Pae Bangor, Wales Fanny Forres,er
Prescott Nf0rk banks Grampus Dyer, Cardenas Eutaw
Mathew. Baltimore brgs L Nhlpple GeyVr, san Juan
Persia Robins. hzasnilla Geo Washington.
SaaEzas, Bridget, tBrl Forrest PlctOg; Hanover York
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Spoken-May 49, lat % 10 y. Ion y 50 W brig Sam Cook.
Cook Of and I'm Proymcet0wn e. ds out clean aud all wall
on Sydney, ASN, Jan a. Tuscarora Lick, fn cruise.
last reported Oh Rorstonga. leaky. having been bored
N Ough the bows hy some u the crew, supposed
Al NavoO Sept ship George ClarK Of New Bedford.
% coo bids 50 OIL from the line for New Zealand,
has taken but 90 bh the last ~ mos nothing the last
son; bark Canton Packet, Rowland New Bedford mos.
l4O 50. for New Zealand
Ar at Stonnston oath INST snip Unte,lSu Baraum.
NU colo. r.,'
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ANTHONY BtsEcxyR, Aue,loneer
4 SpIE\ FARM and COI'NTu

~ RESIDENCE - the village Of Nswhurvh. Y 49,.
the Hudson River. ~ auction ANTHONY IN grcvE
Pr will sell ~ auction On IT ESDAf Nav q isY I. >,
N al the Merchants Exchange. NeW-lors he foii.-
valuable property Va In the village Of Ne~bu-,h y n
sol acres Of and fronting ON POWell-aye anal 49,
bounded on tie North by The Ncwbgrgh 4 SAaNan~-y
Plank Road it j. but ten minutes walk, both fmm ~
steamboat laudm. aad The dap0, Of The NeWbuTsA Be-
Of the En-, Railroad aud ma minutes rasst l.e, -
reach the Hudson River Railroad AZ FiShkN va ca wl
the terminus u the Hartford FiShAlu Railroad
There are the premises dwelling house, two t..
houses a commoGlo1s BAN snd carriage house. - ;
chard OF two hundred bearing apple trees, ci cas ~
beside many voung yet hearing, hfY hcaAs ees
trees and variety of rear ,nd plum trees
The view of the INLAND country unrsaled and hA 2,
and down the Hudson not surpassed from sny
seat on lts banks There abundance 81 eAetlen
both ior and ornament The pond IA front OF he h-
u $50 feet long from 60 to ~ feet WIDE, and iQm ~
Zee, deep The water = always pure, being supplied =
springs. and 30 Is moreover well stocked Nth fSh
The he1thucss 81 the Stu1;.ou rs natural beauty AZ,
It's nearncSS 20 NcloTk by Railway make 3, mast ieS
rsblo location. and when the Railway. now m uros.eS
from Hartford 20 FIShN connects WIKI tse Newhcsf,
Branch OF the Ire. n will possess eNraoItpar cta
for communicating vi'h all parts OF the country Persia
are invited 90 cal. anc so f,r themselves
TWo-third> oi the purchase money can remain on h1l
and mortgage FOR years. 40 per cent per AMMAN
For further particulars, 'ppT Co The Office ri che Az
uoneer, Buadst. whore a survey map 60 the 9r-
eriy can Nt seen 1880 uitil. ia 81,
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STREET DEPARTMENT.. No. 4. Han

- Of Records Public notice Is hereby gwen that the fsl
lowing Resolutions have been presented the Board u A
demen To reset curb and gutter and relay sidewalks m
front q Nos j. and H05Oken-st 70 pave 2Jth-s De-
tween Madison and tthav, pave l8-hs between Mad
son ard 6hay pave and SCI curb and gutter 9h and
ruth - between lsav aud Fast RIVER % flag sidewalk
'front.' ~ = and 70 Eulon-s with Tagging four ncue,
thick also IS CO. g. g. 10 81 a. 60 % 9ss and 100 Full
on-st b repaired and rehseged reset curb AMI gutter
and repair sidewalks front % g. g. - and s. Ja-s
also, the following petition l4y crOssH AZ from nor
west OF BOwery and Chathasquare 20 southeast
corner Ct Catharne and D!yon SIS AL persons Interested
Aavng objections thereto requested - present them
whiting 70 the undegned AZ MS Office before las
tih day Of Jane next May =. 1881.
myx7 JOHN I DODGE Street Commissioner
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MARRIED.

IN va re- Mr. Harrington. Of PALMYRA, Mr SIE-
NAY ~ Mi son NJ View ork, - JULIA, da1gh-
- = -. WINS. u Tie lornor ullf
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,r -.,--h -e--Ir--n~ A l0t = Af1can odd On p1lFN
~ hut slur-issfl u tstwecn 81 All ~
fTNr,-Ca.es n lQ.f j00 casks - IT, cash SAL.
81 rssed quiet WIKI small sales English n 1870
''pCTk se Il 100 tuns Scotch was made a, 70 gas ~
g mas The market is velA- - ,. ,y, f.s..r
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Spoken, &C.

MAY y, lat 49, Ion 4O bark Yorktown, I'm Hava
for Falmouth. Eng
MAY 2 lat 2s a. Ion a co. Lizard Of Liverpool I'm Cal
lao for Cork for orders, short Of provisions l20 Is
May q, lat 81 a. Ion u, brig Spma,' fm HcYana for
a s. on
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- ~ - po-f.-Norflr Ma ~ -23.7ii tus
ng -'s ~ - vtea. 1919 blls Fllar, l73 ptss " q
~ Gshes So d. WHISKY Isl do Lard ~ a' ne'''
- 5o Cat Meats I.64i DO PORK q laLts woo"
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&TREET DEPARTMENT.. 10. 1 Nal

- Of Recorts-PubLc Notice hereby given that the fol-
lowing petitions have been presented ~ the Board Of A.
sisiant Aldermen To regulate pave and set curb aud
gutter sistst, between Sh aat lcth Avs. To la SIDE
vak No 81 2d-av 5'hsfreet To regulate and mac
adamze 4sh-st from lth-av 20 North River o regu-
aie ttih-st from 10Th - lHh-ay Also the following
resolutions To curb and gutter north side the
Junction Of Camnsst and 6th-ay To regulate and grade
sidewalks Of 8thay cor Ath and 59th SIS That cross
walk be aid from No Battery place directly acrOs. 10 the
Battery To fence vacant lot, south side 26sh-s be-
tween 4h and Lexington avs To flag sidewalks opposite
Nos 3 and All persons interested having
ectons thereto are requested 70 present them IN wn
Undetermined his Office. before the 9Th Of
M a. fs5I. mJT
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HuMBERr { KENNY. Auctoncers.

HUMDbRr KENNY, AuCuuuttLs
NURNITURE.- ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
Il MAHOGANY. WALNUT and ENANEILED FBRNlfus-
In Their spacious Sales Rooms i12 and IA Fulton st. ny
scum Buldingl BROOKLYN by catalogue on WEpNLl
did assortment Of carved Rosewood Mahogany AMI WAN
Paror and Chamber Furniture embracing almost every
sirabe article useful ornate for household purpseAu
GLIDING | parlsr suite. consisting u Sofa, style 81 ~
XIV large and small Arm Chars. and medallion "a
Paror Chars m richly carved Rosewood and figured dN
son Satin Brocatelle ! Suite Sofa and Pafor thhnh
carved Rosewood and nch Maroon silk plush rchyec
GRATED enameed Chamber Suite Of 10 pieces. valued
Sl6O, furnished with marble tops thTough0ut-une db
most beautiful offered Al auction this AisoSewfl
suites subordinate qualities ptr ornate French pfs
Mirrors, 60g24 inches superior Mahogany kHteBb,
Dining Tables. &c &c AlSo-Silyer and silver plsiel
rchly decorated French, China and Bohemian GlasssaN
hne IVORY handle Table Cutlery PAPER Mache GceA
Hante Clocks: French painted Window Shades. pan
cuTlod hair Mattresses PalIaSses, sc &c Also GaSn
and case Violin and case, with small invoice oi on
mon Crockery and Household Furniture, With which ~
sale will commence The attention ~ purchasers iar
ularly invited 10 TINS sale Catalogues and me gos y
examination will he ready the day IN tue evening, ~ q
light previous TO the sale Sale positive myHE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-27
A NJ MFsvIS. Auononcer
nY BANGS. BROTHER IL CO, Trade

i pSae Rooms. - Park-rOw.
MONDAY EVENING. June ., AZ 7. o'clock
AssIGNREs StIE-Being large and valuable coiltcuo
of standard and miscellaneous Books, embracing gre
variety If library editions Of popular works "a e yano
departments Also, an extensive assortment Of fancy
staple stationery, fancy articles, SC &c. Particulars h'
after
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June I. At O'clock
LIBRARY Valuable Private Law Library beng alnT
and choice collection q Law Books embracing UntedSh~
aud State Reports Dgests induces, Treatise COmmsas
mes State Laws and many O the dppT0,cd Elemsp
~ Works Particulars hereafter.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
BOHN'S LIBRARfES-CompusIngt the Standard iers
which now embraces 81 volumes, the Scientific teN
IN 3 vols, the Antiquarian series IN II yOs the ClS
cal series IN y vols, and the illustrated series u
vols These all are works Of deseryedy high chgk1
In the various departments indicated by the t,os-a1W
sold al low prices either IN complete sets or sepa1HF
the purchaser may desire Complete lists nay
had at the sales room