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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
DARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, 351

Il Broadway - The above named premises are now
open with an entirely new and extensive importation OF
tie very latsst dssiRns MAnhas from be nnot
gushed lubricants OF Paris In deyotng nus ateheon 70
sppendaees of ladies' attire the proprietor deems neces'
sary to observe that while his constant study VIII be TO
also determined that cheapness shall be leading csrac-
tesersc of his establishments and being connected with
sesses unusual facilities for accomplishing these Objects
Novelties will be constantly received by every European
sfeamer The inspection Of ladies' most respectfully So
licited. las 2ttl GEO. BULPlN, S5l Broadway.
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DISTINCTIVE FIRE AT UTIcA-TwELvE HORSES
BuRNED.-On Thursday night last destructive
Gre took place at Utica, destroying Butter6eld's
stables In the rear of the National Hotel and other
buildings. The following are the details as given
by the Gazette;
Bulterelds wo harms and sheds contained % Or "a
horses large number Of carriages and sleghs the vaua
BILE harnesses belonging 10 the establishment $50 10 200
bushels Of large quantity OF hay, and fine COW aud
calf or this properly u or Is OF tbs hnest nc and the
COW and calf persisted Ia The dames, and
ages and 10 II cutters burnt beside sill the har
been lod for $40O and were 70 be delivered Monday
Three Of The horses staggered OF the door
into the basin ef the canal between The stable and the ware
bonse aud droppet dead burnt horribly Two or three OF
The snAs reacTed are burnt lac to!s vsus
OF the Butered properly must be n negno0rh0oa Oh
$500 OF OOO insurance SOC the barn OF tae Csaa'
finest House the property OF Hon H0rao seymour,
and was uninsured Mess Irons Potter VINO Kept Toe
hou,e insured In the Long Island Co Soy0 en- .ne
stock; lille loss The Csharaest House itself was IN
great danger The fire. extending across the essn
10 the roof Of the warehouse the property or MI Tls0
OF Troy ard Insured 81 900 In the Hartford Co H. W.
400 were rolled out; he insured $4,000 In the Long
lslapd Co Messrs Foster and Dickinson, who had TO
Gently their stock Of goods TO The amount OF $1,000
saved from their Ere Ia February, into this building were
selling suction yesterday and considerable guam
y had been sOld but not delivered Much OF the lighter
kind OF property saved The brick building next he
low Cslharine Ct, owned by Hon H. Seymour and oc
was on fire. and The roof badly damaged. There was
no insurance the building The mattresses machinery
kc considerably damaged by removal no Insurance.
on sock The roof OF Peckhams furnace was damaged
possible avoid the conclusion that this another piece
ofincendiaYism.
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FOREIGN Ports

Anat John NIB March 49, brgs Esvus, BOdds AeKan
dIa Emerald Crowen New York. Vary Ann, Patterson do
of Amhes Jan 81 ship Washington Aston Richardson from
Singapore Feb ship Goodwin Weiss for London gsts e.
Sid fm ssassT Jan g. ships E.rs Black London sb H.ury
Pratt Mailing do Feb Macedonia Snow, do about 3D. cahsne
Al Whsmpes Jan 49, bark Oriental Dale I'm shanghas Just arr
Prince 18th u brig Forest GsOn, from New York
XtcorE ut ship Prince Albert Rogers, FIN Gago" for
Ans F.ysl Feb 80 b,l 10 BrSrn Boston 10 d passage
Arr Barbados 10Th u brig Bsngue, HehOorn Boston land
Jsgo Cuba March brig catharn' Ncks Niat's for
At Para March H. brig Water Witch Conway for Salem unc
the mouth of tbs River l6b bark Republic Ltshs from NfoA
e. ship Akbsr Worth London Sid 10th, bark
Three Brothers, Anderson GIN sugspor. arr 7h) Boston
Rico to load sugar and molasses for Alexandria
At TnndsG Cuba 18Th u BARI yarmouth, Whitney, Phia
dspha g bs sas Crosby Pendlston for EewYos dol Fon
Al Mssnz.s Gath u chip Arvum, Rankin wig bark s4'ah
24h bari Ranger for Porsnd brig jonathan Cley merry na
Atcscuta Fed ships msrceq. spooner. for Boston
Windsor Fay, Brewer for do ldgj Wsshgto Cole for WORK
SOON BARI Kiby Howaod for Yort ss H. 81 p,
sell Clover Saith Loudon 81 Senator Colin DO 2sth CaIbans
Ecmonds ASIA Dunbar Bosom ssih Macsdona SLOW, Lon
At Manila Jan Sist ships John saw BENJAMIN Francis
CO. arr 9th for NYok dg Hasit and AMY Barsons
for Boston, g St Lawrence Ha,ksl for Hfok days Ksnsog
State BOutes for London do bark Constance Barry I'm
San Frarcseo l7h brig Mayord Short for Caorna
g Sailed 9th ships Williams Boston (sad passed Aoe
l9th Wsasa shane NYok ship Venice I'm Sra Fran
cisco, oh and sR led for sing apore
March a. brgs Sarah Williams, Colt Tor Cenidgos
daya ELa Burgess for do days Ocean Bird
Forcp for York ds the only American vessel import
At csrdsnas. March 20, bgs Demeurs Porter for Ne" York
days. Zyder Zee Fsu, days. Ya'o mot VHtue Paris from
Pornd dg Sarah, Griffin, for HAwOrleals days Calcutta
Cah for 10 days; Chss Edward, for Bst day.
ch Henry Ans Rende from Havana just arr 70 load for New
YoTk.
Domi-go March 49, schr Merrill lof Pam afh,) or New
Yok Is days, sn American aessa SID l5h brig cstaAae I'D
EswYOTk.
Arr Halifax 97tb u schrs Margaret pullman Bosoa soh,
Enterprise York SD S9tb schr Belmont, Gard, Boson
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NEARSH,s COURSE Of BOOK KEEP

lVk Moths work, the most beautiful ever pablshed
on the contains complete sel OF books, printed In col
ora fogus and meFcaDule calculations with thorough
eouTss dated 70 correspond with the uans
srions and entries 20 PIP octave 81 Is bound FOR sale
Al tho authors counting rooms for tho Study OF Practical
sool IS Cedsrst Sent per express or In pape
covers per mail any part Of The United States Ths
worn Published In the same style In spanish Prospect
usea of Mr. AARSHS Course OF Private Instruction Oh
ained as above Terms SIS mlz Inn
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VHE WRITINGS OF REV. VAL

IEtHE WkIIlNGS VI REV. w AL
Il TER COTTON, u. s. n, embracing the following
entertaining works, viz: -
Deck and PORT vol. l2no, 400 pages with beautifully
tinted eDgrsvDga Price 81 Is.
Three Year, IN California, vol, limo, with numerous
illustrations and portraits Price 81 26
The above works f Of interest, snd cannot be pc
FUSED but with great delight
The following works from the pen OF this lanented SUI
thor will soon appear under tbs edtorshp OF Rev Henry
T. Cheever author OF The Whale and It's Captors and
Island World Of the Pacific"
Ship and Shore with Illustrations on steel
Land and Lee, with Illustrations on steel; and inc
Unpublished Remains OF Rev Waller colton together
with brief Memoir and Notes Illustrative Of bis Life snd
Character a. Chaplain Editor Author and Judge, with
Por ait. A. BARNES CO, fuDnshers
a. anna Fis&2tWeOw 81 JohDNt
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UEITARIAss IN TIE UNITED srATEs.-From
The Unitarian Congregational Register for 1884, learu
sere are 10 The Uni ed States f Societies and i95 Muis
ters The frat Society organized at Plymouth 10 1907
John Adams being OF The first Trustees the
second 10 Boston 10 Canada, there lie Society Mon
~
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From Tehuantepsc.
correspondence N. o. Picsyune.

Cores pODdence N " rictyunc-
BocA DEL MARTE, FEB. 4. 1891.
Some days ago we had rumor that the
own Of Inchssn had been burned By the
1t out to be false report nothing OF soa .oS
taken rlsce The difficulties OF the Tehuapepecan' sD'
On rescbpg this place found the gsst country yet Tor
ssrsOis River Is si,nsted the oesuua country man
ever behed sm told this land Seos 49,
mis- h he coffee region and are the coffee lands
6nd plenty growing wild 10 me Wooo., P,oslus Sonett
.Ivel thsi but cultivation s wanted 10 make The
Istsgns The garden sno OF tbs world. sugaesne grows
&c very large size and possesses more thsn Tue usas
q1snny o. learn that the Pearl fisheries sa,ri
Ant pesrs OF different qualities some fine specimens
have heen "a hibed they an be bought cheap Coral 10
nna 4; sbur dance on the Pacific shorea The coral 6she
es srs Tehuaniepec and cerHs are sod there by the
me photographic party leave here Sunday the 9Th
mat for the Pacific We would have besn of before but
DE scarcity Of transportation has compelled ., 20 ws
ton to be- ready by that time know OF no better Ous-
ness that could be ssred now by young man OF enter
prise than open and establish transportation line pc
tween This place and fehusuepec and from thence to the
Pacific ConsunpIiye people would md 10 their aovan
tage 10 come instead Of going number hotels 10
without he will come and see It. The survey exped
uon numbers hy three and there Ia not on the sick
nat sepois have been established at the following place
uinstilsn Pass farabs Boca del Monte, and I'll barro
Al these points provisions have been deposited and agents
learned last night that the land parties TO be re-
duced In numbers the Major finding that ne can 40 VIE
fore the return OF the Alabama TO New Orleans and those
discharged are be sent home In her go TO The PACING,
and expect absent nearly months IL has rsined
all day and have taken advantage OF that to wr!e you
this long letter.
Opposite the landing at Pass Ssrsba Frenchman about
twenty years ego erected rancho and planted cocoa
coffee and frui trees but he became discouraged and
committed suicide few years afterwards The ranch has
roed down and the luxursn forest has grown over his
feos leaving traces OF the place ever having been IN
bsbited by civilized man. few cocoa trees winch
Struggle with pressure ofhe grspevues and chsppara
usi close. win write you again from fehuRntepec,
perhaps by mall al all events win be on hand a! every
opportunity We expect TO celebrate Wsshngton's birth
day IN the Gull OF Tehusntepec.
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Ceurt Oalendar....FHIs DAY. J

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. l, 2. 3, A, 5, 6,
$40 r. 49, H. IS le H. 10 20 81 a. g. a. 25 %, a.
%, q, 81, 81, S. 81, 80 So 81, ~, 49, 40 a. ~ 49, a.
CIRCUIT and COMMON PLEAS already
published.
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To the Medical Professsn-JHst Published Part Y Of
pRAITHWAITES MEDICAL Re-
AbTROSPECf-Juy to January, lS5l.-fhe preseni
number OF This journal will be found equally Interesting
the profession with predecessors containing - does
complete and reliable digest Of Whatever new discove
res have been made in me Medical Sciences within The
last six months To the active practitioner less Than
the student, the work is invAluAble
TEsns-Per number, IS cents; per snnum. 81 50; and
for the whole SERIES No q IN Nos SIS 50; bound. 10
9 volE, sls, invariably In advance
I7flavDkIamWn iO7 FulIon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH,S WRIT

OING ROOMS, 2s9 Broadway, first corner above the
Irving House-Ter reduced hRf-yiZ 81 81 for 10
Lessons one hour eachStsoney 50 cents or ~ Lessons
for s., Including stationeypsysble on subscribing La
diea Classes at II NJ and a O'Clock IN daily, except
ing saturdsys Gentlemen al AN and 8, and O'Clock
Pm daily, excepting Saturday Private Instruction. TAT
the Rooms only SIS. FOR SALE Goldsmhs Gems OF Pen
manahp. al so al W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & WARRI-

DEMOVAL.-DUBOIS IL WARRl-
NER, (laie Dubois Stodarl Piano FORTE manul.c'
rers bsvtus disposed Of their Catalogue OF Music to Mr.
G Joie have removed from their old stand 10 the new
and elegant Ware room 500 Broadway where they have
constantly hand large assortment or b, bt Of Of ana
octave Plano Fores Their instruments are constructed
substantial manner and are unsurpassed for the
richness Depth and brlancy Of tone, decscy OF touch
and superior finish they warranted TO stand the sc-
don OF any climate and written guarantee accompanies
every instrument Purchasers respectfully Invited 70
call and examine their stock. -
DUBOIS L WARRlNER,
mil lm~ Gate Dubois stodert) 500 broadWy
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ID. HoUGH, Aucdoreer.
THIS MORNING, at 100 o'clock, at
n 81 Green wichsvenue, will be sold, ali the Furni-
tire OF two families worthy The attention Of hOusek
Carpets, SO Carved and full French Mahogany Chairs
and Rockers, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Mar
bleop ard Mahogany Tables, large Mirrors, fine Sofas,
/ superior Sofa Bedstesc, elegant Divsns, Bureaus.
Feather Beds, fine Hair Mattresses Vosire Chairs. Ma
hOgapy Wsshands Paasses with lots ofother Furniture
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Brig Grand Turk Provd.rcs from csrdSnas reports % ne
lon y pked bale Of cotton, marked 4
Which sppsarapcs had been the une about ur
the Of aass vessel Ga the 3D. lat 49,
passed large quantity Of ah supposed the decs load Of vessel
The eg the Amanda Parsons bsfors rePors put no
landed good dton The damage TIM
ing The about the qth u Aprl
Sch Howard Buctspor flr getting under way BE-
touched Crk lsaod bat cams on
with the supposed without dam'ge
HahaI S4th ut rom Wilmington, NC struck
on the Nhale's Back and much injured
Mr74Son4, which sA Charleston for savannah al
O'clock Monday returned Tuesday TOW Ut me
steamer jasper her driving cant hond'y
of Eodgs Bay going at the time under an easy
head OF steam The injury would be repaired mms9AteJ
savannah from Liverpool during the
struck which earned buwark 90 the ar
bosrd side started stanchons and manma
B GASP TuAK Providence from Csrdsns on the I'd last. lat
s Ion "a picked mp square bale Of cotton msrted which 70
appearances bad the tine about hours ar
passed Of large vessel Ga 3D. lat 20 g. Loo r. passed
srge Eumber supposed the osc load Of vessel
Bk PRmKosE, f0m Philadelphia for dalaI, when wear
ashore gon rs, became total wreck Her cargo was
sold 9Th
M.rso vrssrL-Bg Monterey (o Tbom.ston Kear sid from
bean heard
from. Her cargo consisted principally OF cement
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FINANCIAL.

CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER
OCENP RAILROAD BONDS, S25. O00.-fbeub-
scriber offers for sale $4,000 OF the Bonds OF The Chicago
and Galena Railroad bearing Ten per cent interest,",
under authority from the Legislature, payable N New.
York, and the principal convertible In the soek Of ns
Company any time within four years
This Road forms link In the great chain OF roaaf 100
the Atlantic cities the Mississippi River, and possessso
also very valuable local traffic. II IL one OF the eheapee
roads In The world having cost but about per me
10 Elgn 70 which place II II completed nom CnicsseE
The sa dividend Of this Company was egni per eelA !"
elk months on the finished portion OF the Road
The Bonds portion OF nose msooa
.f e. Of s.sndng the Road to ssvidefs
These per Bonds for sale In amount. Of e5t
and 00e ai l06 per cent with nteres, rom let May nc
and furnish the cheapest perfectly safe secahsy on he
market
Further particulars can be obtained Of the subscriber
ms MWSth JOHN THOMPSON. 81 Wallet
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer -
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY
AIsALE OF WATER LOfS and privileges on the
East River and about 46 BUILDING LOTS and parts Of
lots Frst and Second avenues and Avenue A, and
One Hundred and Eighth One Hundred snd Ninth One
Hundred and Tenth. One Hundred and Eleventh, One
Hundred and Twelfth, One H0nded and Thirteenth, One
Hundred and Fourteenth Que Hundred and Fifteenth and
One HUNDRED and Sixteenth all lying In one body 10 the
Twelfth Ward Of the City Of New York ut auctiOn.-AN.
THONY j. BLEECKER will sell at anction WE'D
NEsDAY April IS 1851, al ~ o'clock al the Merchanu
Exchange, the following valuable properly, viz:
AT HkRLEM-I0 blocks Of ground containing about 4b
lois and parts OF lots beautifully situated for building pur
poses being ell connected lying In parcel and extend
ing from the East River and from One
Hundred and Eighth to One Hundred aud 6ixeenihst,
with valuable front Of about 800 feet said river
On the property there s large and handsome mansiJn
hUuse and other budings The lots are nearly all OF fd
sire and fl for immediate USE there being rock and very
e ground rendering them very desirable for pef
Of small means to purchase building lot or cspts-
lists to make safe and profitable Investment Firstsvenue
and Avenue being .opened and Second avenue opened
and regulated. The above ots admirably calculated
for mechanics workin gmen ard for large manufacturing
purposes being only few minutes wax from The Harlem
Railroad Depot East River also for persons dong
business the the Harlem Railroad cars stop with
In few blocks Of the property, rendering II 0on desirable
and convenient This property, rom its Peeuhar ocanon
and advantages will become popuous and very I'm
potant ps Of our city that those wishing opves their
money advantage would 90 well TO possess themselves
OF some portion Of IT. For and further particulars
apply the Auctoneer Broad st, where photographic
maps Of the above can be obtained.
al 5,7,9,ll,ISu u,5O7)
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aacsioueer.
"HE Wal IlARIE H0IISES AN

ANTHON1 J. bLEECkEK, AacllooeeT.
THE VALUABLE HOUSES AND
n LOTS, Nos. 100 and l62 Wooser-st at Aacuon-AN.
THONY J. BLEECKER, viii sell Of Auction on WE'D
NESDAY April g. 1851 al Y o'clock, at the Merchants Ex.
change the following valuable property viz Ez
OsWocsrER-sT-fhet vslua able 2sory aide brcf
houses and lots OF ground known Noa 100 and 1852 Woos
ter-st between Prince and Houston sad loss being
each 10 size q feet inches 10 'front.' BY IS feet Ia dep
The houses are each - feet inches fos by 20 feet 10
deptn be the same more or lees finished In good sle
with marble nsntes folding Doors Crotoo waer &C. kc
One haf Of the purchase money remain bond ana
mortgage For further particulars apply 10 the Aucnoueer
Broad.st ,5Sl AZ WFMfuWdS
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w oretcal and practical Mechanic being about 10 visit
the Worlds Fair, would take charge OF few Commits
sons for Sale OF Inventions &c the advertiser having spent
several wears In England In connection with nventons 10
thoroughly acquainted with the routine OF business re-
0ured and having valuable business connections In Eu-
rope Satisfactory references Address Box go Chet-
bsm.sonsre Post Once postpaid s43tFMWt
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Mexican Boundary Commission-Th Socorro
Tragedies.
The Nep Orleans Ptcdyune OF the 26th uIt'
gives further letters from the Boundary Commis-
sion, from which we gather the following partcu'
lars of the tragical affairs at Socorro.


sion, from which we gather the following particu'
lars of the trsgical affairs at Socorro.
socorro Is situated about fifteen miles from FL Paso del
Nore proper, shout two miles from lsets which lies be-
tween and six miles from San Eliza Re The last named
town lies further down the river and IL occupied by United
wss FOR Cao. and pss.sd
these villages, 10 many instances stopping for weeks,
awaiting themselves Of the conveniences presented for
cessaTy repairs and the recruiting OF animals IL 10 well
known thai with al these trains there less in
diyduas OF doublfa character, and, frequently number
OF renegades from justice, who Offering themselves a.
niDg compensation that many have been received with
out proper inquiry having been made about their standing
and character The dscbsrging at different period: Of
many worthless and vsgabond men, this place, had
thrown upon he peaceful inhabitants OF the little village
set Of rufans, who by daily increase Of numbers had
become formidable, that At last the life OF no person
whatever considered safe beyond the walls OF hts own
house.
The hrst check given to this band OF gamblers horss
thieves and murderes The arrival OF United States
and Mexican Boundary Commission at Socorro, which, for
the better this village presented over the others
for me OF the larger portion OF tne Com
mission with the necessary convenlences for quarters,
sorebouses &c Immediately selected The presence
Of body of welarmed welfdisposed and spirited young
tended TO make these fellows hide their heads during
the time that the greater portion OF The members Of the
Commission together but duties connected with the
Boundary Survey had called OF different parties and In va
Tous dire cons AS the number OF the Commission at So
became reduced In the same ratio was lost the peace
and quiet OF the village
OR Tuesday, the 18th OF January les Alexander Young
the principal actor In the scenes write Of gave pre-
Jude TO tho bloody tragedies which followed an exhibition
Of his maciousness by cutting the neck Of the keeper OF
fondaD which had been recently started In the place
This taste OF blood for Young put him fresh trail aud
he kept like bloodhound, with pack OF many Others
Hike himself following his heels and In the pursuit
Other outrages followed. and finally reward Of 500 was
offered for the arrest Of Young On the llh February no
was aresed On the 18th he was tried, condemned and
sentenced to be hung and tho came afternoon the sentence
by his prompt display of reuiouivs Justice.
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California Vessels Spoken, &c.

Jns.Is lon 81 W, North STAR Palmer, from - for San
Francisco
Jan Ion 96 ship Tuskaa, Howl from New YOrk (oc
qs) for cahferrs all we'll
FT lat lou gs W. bark Princess Royal tsr I'm London
for California
Feb o lat n ion W. bark Isabella Hsyue Dewug I'm New
York (Jsn l7) for California
Dec 81 h IS Ion s. the Courier fn Havrs for California
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y. CoLros, Aacuoneer.
SALE OF GENTEEL FURNITURE

~ THIS DAY, MONDAY, April 7lh, at let O'Clock, a
the Auction Rooms No. SO Beekmsn and SO Ann sreets
The furniture OF family removing, consisting OF smoss
every article nece0ary for usekeeping such ~ soiss,
both and second hand Book cases Dysns Mahogany
Chars French Patent Bedseads also several OF Sout-
srks winoass do very hne double and single Hair Mat
esses dress and plain Bureaus feather Beds Carpets sct
OH Cloths dining and Tables Centre and Gard 90; (.
randoles Desks, Kitchen Furniture. &c Also, large
assortment OF good New Furniture all kinds Sale posi.
tive without regard to weather. dR
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on al. Msh and days sprung lsa and
obliged rsurn standing waiting for pilot being thick
she struck Al l3k o'ckck
sioop m n Sanford Jones, Provdencs.
sloop Fre erich Browa GartnsF. Pruvds1es. .,
Penobseot Clarts, Phaaspha, mdss 70 stanton
sposh
BEL0wB,s Lucy Ensa, from saguA Ia Gnnds, ses sch Pan
thea. I'm do. d..
WISDAt sunrise sE and fresh meridian s. NJ light
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Disasters, de-

ship 70 be the Joshua sa,ss working down hs oEsr
on BY the steam Tug
samsoo Capt MArsha and yesterday afternoon
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NOUATT IL MARTINS Great Work

NOUATT Il MARTINS Great Work
Il on CATTLE-Now ready. Price, 81 Is Being
Treatise Of their Breeds, Management and Disesse, CON-
prsing full ard complete History Of he various Races,
their origin breeding and merits their capacity for Beef
and MIL; the ard treatment Of their ciseaaeIhe
whole forming compete Guide for the Farmer, Amateur
and The Veterinary Surgeon, with hundred splendid
nlusiraiions- Edited by Ambrose Stevens, FAC.
Mr. Yous has Ugh reputation Ens and scholar y hs
crcs And .csuhc rs,sah and Vssunay surgsoa Of
found professional kBovdss both sne. and Pfses q the ART
lCIureg and Enquirer
The American Edition has been sued ph and
ughf down rs tine - Tr6uns
1bs puolshs got cut sHessnt sdtoa Of this Vaasbs
Work.n Boston Transcript
c. n. SAXfON, Publisher,
as 2ts l2j Fulton-st, up stairs.