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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
BY Telegraph.

HALIFAX March lO-Tbs Falkland arrived from Newfoundland
on Sunday She met lit le going returning
Nora 2lst Herald; Sd March, AdAl n rfork
SD 18th Bloter, Boston; "a b, Thomas, do.
Osprey Bermuda MONDAY Arr March swan, Ntork John
Duncan York for Cenusos struck and badly shattered by
lightning. . =,
Wilmington, NC; Geo Washington Phaad - - 1890
CID ships Sscusa Havana Aresto kOreans by Ware hobhs
bari Falmouth Apaachcoa BRIG Myra Phad; SENS Sarah Mary
Jsreme; Wocott, Empire and Byron NYork
SALEM, March 8-Arr sch Ann Denman, cfork
SID 9th Queen Bamprei Martha Nara and John Ireland
for HYoh. M,
FALL RIVER sid schs Mechanic Cam, and Thos Ire
land, somers Phiad
WARREN March ssh brig Busy. Sargent, Matanzss.
PROVIDENCE, March 8-Au ich Risk, Bates Richmond %
9Th INST at ~ NJ Block Island niles spoke brig Rsscus
from wilmington c. for Boston, with lumber-Wnd at the tins
UT Lett brig Patr OF Gage, for Bristol next day.
sloop Haryesg French. New York
Beor-Brigs Wides WALKER Edgecombe, from hatanzas
Maine, Arthur from Cardenas. -
sid sci Joseph Tuner Mlksa Baltimore Delaware HARD ny
Phadphia Emra Rogers speman, Albany soops Fashion BY
denbuIg William Bowen Kenney New York and from eeo"
sch s. Ithe-ner
NEWPORT March T. PN-Au schrs Jas Fisher, Anisrs ,l
Phil for NBebiord Liberty Trader Baltimore for Wa eham Loa
Hand Prov Nc; Henrietta Smi b, hOcsprt with
granite for French Tauuton for NYors oops
Mt Hope Phillips do for de sarah Lacon IRON do Tor do ksnI
The 6rg Pm line In from Bsto for Havana, passed no Il
returned at IN. full szsd brig, probably the Ea
from Boston for Fall RIVER
sth Am in port The above We had the
that ws have had this Wutsrj snow still Ans
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Domestic Ports,

APALaCHICOLA FEB a. Arr ship John G Costsr Churchill
NsE icl lh schr Gen Cnch, New Ofsaas 18th, sop
Cabarne Hazston NsV-York 76h. ship Havans Hitchcock
Nooofo Ne; sih' shr lsaphlne Holder n Phradspha Cd
10 brg Flora Joues BsmoFs STA ship sas Leonard Thomp
derce stb, chip Agnes Brown LgerD oil Ia Port 'hp
coum'ana, hset for HAVE h Mary Ann Patsa for Liverpool
Portland tBr Power Liverpool schg flaming Sorns
New fork log Edward Bray Liverpool DO; Onwtrd Chac
for DO Jane Drtks for do do 1outrose Hue Do Pen
cssnre Br HsIsio1 Liverpool sa0atts Hall So,,on
Dc Ere Laws Tor New YORK do; Havana, Hitchcock do
John Costsr Chuca IN Co. wig barls Brush Amsrcsn 30
Po~sA for Liverpool dg fnou Msfymaa. for Providence do
br Wet Basr for New Yori do Mazatn Rose, 90
90 P.coh baok for do do sehs IssPhne Holder I'm Paad
phs waiting
sATH. March o Arr sehr Hautrsss Hooper New York.
BALTIMORE Manhs- ch, schr Charles Bentley DAVIS, sa
sosT9S Ma Oh -bngs Palmer of ssfas,) Pss s,ear
of Butusn Liverpool ss-saadsy ships Louisa W
Cooper Jgla HoSas barss Emma LncOa Bsat chas william;
Paunsi nonross' and irs below, barE Hobart Nothing
REsiO hseh AR ship Chcora Jones, Boston, schr
Wsneo Passo Ldy Havana CD barn savannah Lun Lo-doa;
Fan RIVER Hem pmch, MOBILE Vert steamships
sfnsr Detno, Mon Osprey Linton, Philadelphia bas Jar,
Hssty Mon IsAbs Humphrey Boston, Orb. DO
Rsevsr Hooper Baltimore ~ L. shr Iona Stevens
NEwHAyEs Msrh s-Arr .chr LsGra q. Young LncouvJ.;
So Tanyy Rus ell New York SD ong seuvas Grdn Porto
Rcoi ,chr Cambridge, Yori Sev-York.
NLwORLEANs March Arr ships Isaac Newton ish Bor.
Phas. bs saransc YATES Charleston, Ws,.r Wtes b.
ChSgre chr southsrner, Bsusson Tampco CID steamship
New Yoh: JnoW White McN.s soston Scbo,, Ss csDl
Havrs BIZ SHIPS Britannia Couthsrt Liverpool onpfomse
gene Waite Chareston Russn brg Johanoss Lsds Ierpoo
EIceeni Matthias Galveston Br cbr Mathews Ro5inson
NEwBTRE NC Fsbss-An sehs HAM, Ireland New Yo.,
s7h Aonzo Ohvsr DO March lst schr Empire Ns~ Yos CD
Feb s7b, sch Clara Fisher Casey Bsrmuda SABINE Farnha
West Isess March lst brig Topaz Brookhs DO; shr AonIo
NEW LoSDoS march AR ,chs Hsury G ilsou Baker n
New Tori Mara Bslsr, I'm Boston so Rcsmoni srcs from
hoiland tor fillmore, Lowing Yarm1uth tor Phaie 80 AZ
Adna bsfbe Ia westerly Tor New ior soop Hafyes F'ct
Albany.
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Disnsterss 10.

BA sHlr Ar,KED Tee ship Alfred a. sow
bound Valparaiso, with Of COAL burned tie
gwen The t32 pc auvsd Taa4uaH the nh Feb
the ships launch The ire has been burning Tires DAY Inc
the Captain her TAcahuanr bat when
of tbs the flames
abandon her Nothing saved but the boats and lew
B Director which arrived Valparaiso tbs 18th
from Mszsn lost the Capt Tahe the 6 mate ind
French BARI Hepretta which sailed Valparaiso the
2d August has been cst The California Coast Passengers add
Br BiE Hope losfore reported the
end OF hoe has been o' on by The mate with the assist
OF the natives Tbs greater part o "a 90 saved
OF Cape Horn and experienced very heavy weather
ofsamss Nov had parted BON cables at Rhess IVY
gale going the s whsu her opsss set and
upon beach She bad between $4,000 and 80
board and before could be got out the natives began 20 FIRE
the beach who fed 10 the boats aougs
leaving Dny upon deck alone Al right the natives m
robbed the the money ed Capt hands and es
Their and tsued HIM BY tie neck 70 gu ship Sterling was he
sud released Capt The day the &c
tbs Sterling Tney then caYt ed the fort q ths islands ld
spiked the guns CsrtP made sail Starring It
tempted TO proceed Puo Peoang nssqnsncs ag
D1ey b ugbt vessel of 80 dsd cut
Sserpa went Ito RSs BaJ 80 N aGsr the Ms.oa1 va,
found both her the deck four es
he hold, snd no bosro esc.p. panks
tcss which cd net oecns to the Missouri but apparently -rs
Bs So OTIs of sctuate) Perkins from Boston, got upon he
SPIT below hs Castle Of smyrna 9Th u having lost both an
and chains Capt Perk bad os reached sm at last dates m
Tbs following sold Valparaiso bstwesn the 1 rs
g. sO Harriet Newell $500; sch LOUISIANA, si545 pt at
Lambert suydsm 81 o26 ard two sean briggs at s1s ad
wn,Os HrSI at San Francisco rom New Yors
nothing but strong NV winds all The passage nnd duraE he
three days hsSgy gale She had 70 Il hours 70
scS BrTTr s, At Lahsna from San Franesco sprung Ter fore
Tsomss from Ne" for Cuba put INTO Nofoh
Astp with above her owerma,ts clrrsd away s7h
brig ashore mile. south Cape Fl'uia
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spoksnDsc ~ SIS Ion W. 'hp ontAno, Of Nantucket
fer The Pacific
Letters received from CsPt stssn Of bark Ann Of Sag Harbor "a
ted Dec Is lat 80 s. lon W. all we'll stop " days False
Banhs. and then proceed direct TO Arctic Ocean
Arr at Lshas Nov Richard Mitchell ceays, from Ho, 500
bbs % OIL
Al Juan Fernsndsl Dec Hope Christian NIB 100 for home
Mohawk Ssan, Nan oil Reported Nov ss Niger 3,
1000 owh kobt Edwards Burgess, SB 49, Dec Constu
ton Buuker, Nant, $50 90.
At Honolulu Dec g. Heroine Wal "a Arnsta Hot NJ; Cara
Dmon BaR RIVER 00 Wh; Bramn Butts, NIB Imof Baker
sH from Tahiti CID 18Th. Barclay Bunker Nsut 10 cruise
CD At EAht Nov - Romuus Ayns and fof sBetfo5 Rich
Mitchell Cisave Ssn) Tor NY sand sh Jas Lopez, Wnp
Pey and for Nstucts Dec Black Wao Babcoek OF
Ner London. 7th, Fslcon Smith, NIB, for cruise
Cid AZ Lshaua Nov So NJ Vernon Wills, NB SZsaltad.
Spoil sn-Oec ls lat is, lon III w Hoogsy Morse OF
Warren as tb sp Dec 29 lat IS Is s. Ion W.
Herald NBsdcrd bouud g. quanty Of OIL
Spotn-Sov lat &C ship fobt Edrar, Burgess SB, oil
lot reported.
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MONDAY, March 10.
AsHEs-The market is easier for Pots, with sales at
S7tG5 Al Pearls are steady and firm al 62i with sales
CoTTON-Is much more active, and shows nctessiug
fmness A. 900 bales have changed hands party taken by
spectators, on an advance OF &c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is more activity IN our
market for Western ard State Flour with more dispos
on manifested TO meet buyers than a. me close OF zoe
for the East very good There Is nothing doing for export
that could learn Al The close there was good degree
OF frmness. NewOrleans Is without improvement and
The demand 10 very moderate at Sit for common
to good brands Canadian is held firmly al 62l In bond
which is above the views OF buyers There Is more IN
CURRY for The Provinces The sales Of Domestic reach
bbs al 4Sid4 50 for common to strait State 64t a. St
for Michigan and Indiana and 7504 87t for pure Cen
Western 10 quite irregular In prices, bul 0r Stae
there is more seadiness Southern s easier, with fsr
demand for the trade sales Of 200 bbls at 5o az -
for mixed strait brands aud O6d5 so for fancy We
hear OF forced sales common brands So Rive Flour Is
very quiet al 5OdS 624 Corn Meal Is dull al . 70 Tor
Jersey.
GRAlN-Wheat is without improvement in demand or
prices and quotations. In the absence oil saes would only
Iisesd, and therefore we omit them Rye 10 WlIhout
movement, and not plenty lot OF 400 bushels common
Long Island sold al 75c. Northern is held al ut glSc
Oats are 10 fair 5Od5Sc for Northern, and As
80 for Jersey Corn limited demand for the East and
is not plenty and the market IL rather better Sales Of
1850 BUSH at s5.c for Southern Yellow in atore AMI 66
for jersey and Northern Yellow, delivered. small lot
Of Long bland White sold CSC, which is above the mar
ket Barley is scarce and trm small lot OF Scoch 500
for seed al 5oc al which is firmly held weighed d
rs TO the buShel
WHISKY-The market 10 lower with fair demand
Sales OF ace bbs at 24d24c and leo hhds Drudge al 3o
PROVlslONS-There IS nothing doing in Porf; ine
trade are buying ipsrngy The market tayors me oays
About 400 bbs Sold 10 lots al y s for old Mess snd
for Prime New 10 less active, but held firmly, al 10 %
for Mess and IL Is for Prime City 10 dull prices are
bills Mess at 1910 Is; Prime ia dull $5as6. Beef
Hams hrn sales OF 100 bbs good a. Is So Cut mes
firm sales OF $50 ties, al SIC for Hams ana otc io
shoulders LAID Is Guiet sales OF zee bbls good al ot
part siearire rendered Butter rm with fair demand
for export. Cheese steady al 81 97tc.
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,o Tho h,rLs for two or three days past have been
pulling and hauling for specie s ss1 c"nsSsrsSv
sbout the time OF the quadupe DAY al ths commence
of the month TIE spr ms ne procp1eS eber oar
o1 a, = small discount Those bsnks, however wnch naa
,rSsd hevond the proper limits were obliged 10 shut
800 be vaiss and draw In their lines That furry s
The extension Of the Rutland and Burlington
Road to Swansea TO be made by the issue Of 100000
preferred Stock.
The Report of the Auditor of Indiana for the
year ending October ST. 1885, shows the following results
Balance in Treasury, Nov /, ls49.........t 489l -
Receipts me last AZ 10
Crane total SS3 ~
Expenditure In 1850 ..........ss'.... iolO'0of u
Balance in Treasury Oct 81 1850 ....... $3i7si9 80
The balance remaining in the Treasury is only apparent
The true condition Of the Treasury the Sst Of Oct as
would show deficit $7s62l The revenue to be realized
by TAI alton for the year 1885, for State purposes 10 $50
cents y eiOO valuation and IS cents poll tax, making The
total receipts and the total expenses are estimated
NJ 1892 500 leaving an estimated deficit Of $8R,5OO-
The total Of State bonds outstanding prior TO the ar
cement surrender TO the holders was SlO4s
OOO This arrangement was made August lo41, 81 WHICH
tina there were sure ndered bonds TO the amount OF
&s6s OOO-eaving outstanding 81 $4,000 From the date
ohe surrender TO August 1850 there had been Issued In
and q per cent stocks and then outstanding S27OSS7
80 The per cent stock amounted TO 8l 800 and upon
this only, the State pays interest," and at per cent until
1885, after which time the q per cent, amounting 10
el726727 So and the per bear per cent Interest
The domestic debt Of the State S25O95 Its estimated
that the financial year 1858 will with the dones
tic debt liquidsted except few Treasury notes, and
small balance in the Treasury the public debt on the s OF
January, 1853, will be as follows:
per cent stocks 9,o<tNO
y per cent stocks ~V'OOVV
Total. .$7,524O 900
The annual interest on this will be SS26'2OO sum
which the State can readily meet and appropriate sufficient
to reduce the debt by 1874 to Ssl952S so, Of which
saOeOO 900 will be q per cent. stock
We onnex statement of the Exports from this
nort from he ID 10 the 10Th Of March:
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EoreIGn PorIa.

YaqsTas0 Dec 80 hp Angsll, NICHOLSON B0st0n Jan
hp Rautn Holmes, fraussc5 bark Flora TT Iubun
scbr Caroline CiuE skinner, Guuaqlli So ship Wsssn
Boston, sth shp laac Aisron, sntl San
cisco. RoA FnchHn, do cth shrs Trenton, Torr.y
SAL Henry Rensg. DO barts California, CAk do;J
Thouptn Lssmmon d0 sctr EaDIus Wnf TO- 7th,
Union Maks Yof; barr Lila ssator, New York 10Th
hg Pospsio eastman, Boston, th, Hazard Lace San Frances
c.; lh sLp Tomps3n, ssn franc-co; bzks Niagara
ChGve Coqnuto. Toun Cruchst San Fncsco brgs Hacks
schrs Sac havsno ansmY carona johanna
Esedcb San 18Th. oak Ellen morison Gavt,
schr En~n Dunds Nsw fork 7h Chrstov
Color. Con, San Francisco 2lst W Prescott, Sans do 2d
sctr Ruby, Kseny. PunfA Arena
sales Dec l.p Neptun1s Whsfs San Francsco
Jrr .i Clehir- rks. CNao 80 5ark 8aet;, Hasshs
OREGON brig pi HAYWOOD ssn ffalco i'h. 'hp H9-trss
osef o. steamer COLUMBIA louso FalanF tth .nps Angelo
.locr Fralc.lo chic Lesth, Oh. sln Western
Krue. o.. st b.a Fspfes- Roe ua-ea ass; l0t trg
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE

Il OF lOs VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS AT AUG
TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al public
auction the 7h of March next by order Of The Executors
VI The Ian ges1 and most valuable pieces OF Real Estate
lying In body and In OF the most desirable Locations
10 this City that has been offered this season. and calls the
attention Of capitalists and others 10 the following sdyer
usemeIt
The subscribers Executors Of the last ~ u and
Of The late iam Wright, Of the City OF New. YORK de-
ceased, will sell Al pubic aacuon, by ANrdONf
BLEECKER, AuctiOreer, on MONDAY, the I'm day u
March 1851 Al Il O'clock Al the Merchants Exchange
the following valuable properly, being part OF The real
estate Of the sad deceased VIZ;
BROADWAY-2l ots OF ground on Broadway forming tho
entire fronts The easeTy Size Of two blocks aud h4if
between Forty and ryfOurhsis, i've of these
corner lo and FIVE front The square formed by the H.
tersectiOn Of the Seventhsy. and Broadway
SIXTH AyENUE-4 lots Of ground on The SxLhav part Of
which opposite the pubic square, extending from For
ueh Forty secOLd This square under contract for
regulation andimprovemente appropriation for which hav
Isl been made long since
Forty FIRsrsr-l5 lots Of ground lying together ou the
nouhery side Of Forty hTslst being the whole front De-
tween Broadway ard eixth-ay.
FoRTY-S ECoNDsT-N lots OF ground comprising the
fronts of both sides Of Forty second 100 feet wide
between Sixth-av and Broadway.
FoRTY-rHlRD-sr.-2o lots Of ground lying together On
the soulbery tide Of Forty hrdst being the entire fron
between sixh.sv. and Broadway.
FoRTYTHRD SIS lots Of ground on the northerly side
Of Forty commencing IS feet inches from Broad
way
The above properly admirably situated for immediate
improvement AID The deeds Will contain covenants against
nuisances The e perfect and the sale will be absolute
TERas-Ten per cent Of the purchase money, with the
Auconeers fee will be required to be paid on the day Of
sale ten per cent on before The LIST day OF July next
when the deeds will be delivered eighty per cent may
main on bond and mortgage al the option fhe purchaser
Tor or years Al per eresg payable ssmannusy
DANIEL II rOMPKINs,( px..,,o,.
VIM J. STAPLES,
Maps oflhe above proper may be obtained the Office
OF The Auconeer No Brosds and afer the 9Th inst
nl,4e7ell,u 1854
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ANTHONY BLEEcKER. Aucnooeer.
EARM AT III II

4 VALUABLE FARM AT PLEAS
[AANT VALLEY, Duchess County, ~ Y at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at auction, on
Tuesday March II, 1851 al Y O'Clock, al the Merchants
Exchange In the city Of New-York the following valuable
property, viz
Farm pleasantly situated In Pleasant Valley. Duchess
County 7mes from Poughkeepsie AMI mile from the
village Of Pleasant Valley, formerly known DR.. Wars
Farm containing ~ OF FIRST quality Of Land 100
acres being under improvement, including an Orchard
containing IL acres Of choice fruit the balance heavy n
Der land Adjoining the north side IL large stream, sf
srding excellent water power for mills factories The
house on the farm is In good order, stories frame aud
contains IL rooms The barns sheds and outhouses are
all in good repair The farm Is well walered, and has n
acres OF natural meadow In the village Of Pleasant Vat
lev there are several churches and good schools.
par, OF the purchase money can remain on bond ana
mortgage 90,
For further particulars apply to the aucdoneer Broad
Of .New.Yor or OF - -
IN 2awI5kts(l562) HENRY PETERS, Pleasant valley
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HpOken, &c,

Mar J. CT Cape Hat sras steamer steering
March lat, &C, brig Psnnsl (of BrunsWck I'm MAanIas
for Boston
March Of Aon,auk barb Bran'e O Bsst I'm MaianIs, for
Boston.
March Hattsra wsw Rs miles, bark AvOll days m Charles
ton for Bosioo
(Oct 81 for San Francisco
March sch Lucy from Charleston 'or BNnors went INTO the
Capes Bermuda DO; sch Fs from Nav YOrk for
Wilmington NC of the cspss-(by plot boat Plume, al soro
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORE.......-..--MIRcH 10


shp,-Horsburg Osgood New ORE 81 Lou.s Bunker do
John Dorr Mobile; Cornea French, do sa Greeamsn
Spencer Savannah
BsLs-Warrsu Mcclellan Nassau up w EWs Vern n. Fay,
savannah sfurges Chairman e Pauams, Cuba; has-a
huses Prtchsrd MatsnIas Magdasne lsrsm Kulman New
Orleans.
Bnrs-Hsrs', Martin. wmngoni waessa, Powell, St MARKS
Anone, Coneceuch. Trieste
ouers-Benrco Tutls Rchmordi Ella Ellis Washington;
DeumAk edmond Barb Heath Jackonvs Alcs'
Seaman Baltimore. Excel Edwards Pornfi MARY sr) Prize
Hahar Hunter Coz Avsnser. Hasks Portland Bergen, Cole,
Petersburg Beut means Darsn Butler II belts JscSsonv s
Monterey AcEercy, Port Levsccs Ira Br'"ssr Norton WIZ
mngton
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer
EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING

n LOTS Sixth av., Seventeenth, Nnseenth ana
Twentieth sts., at auction.
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER will sell at auction on
Tuesday March 18th, 1851 At u o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange the following valuable property. VIZ;
On SIXTH-Av. AND SEVENTEENTH ST Z valuable lots
Of ground with the buildings. situated on and next The
southwest OF Sxlhav. and Seyenieenthst, both
fronting The said lois being each IN size IS feet
front sud rear by 100 feet In depth.
On NISETEENTH-sT-l lot Of ground, situated on the
Mouth side OF Nneteenhst between the Ninth and Tenth
commeIcing Us feet east Of the Tenth sad lot
being 25 feet front and rear by % feet Ia depth
On TWENTIETHsT.-AlsO. desirable building lot di
recty Of the above the south eide OF Twentieth
Ironing the Episcopal Theological Seminary; size tue
same ~ the asst named Terms At sale For maps and
further particulars, apply to the auconeer No = Broadst
Q,465) mllth, 18Th, 18th, t.
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x. C KEMP, Ancioaeer
BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD

1SAND MAHOGANY CAST EFT FURNITURE, or
TIE BEST QUALITY R G. KEMP viii eel Al az .ton,
wiibOutrtf or "WEDNESDAY nsxL 81 lpi Oel0ck al
the wsrerOOm. $50 Broadway by catalogue large assOr
meni Of superior Cabinet Furniture OF te beet "a Aity
from enc OF our Oldest and cabinet msse, and
o. which has been made Ia beet possible manner for
ciy custom uAce ana 10 offered sncion close CO.
psrre rsip properly The snor bling sb0al
ire from bus ness w k~g anty csrvrd wood
furniture, suite covered n French six brocAee ard
velvet superior carved mshOg tny paT'Or furniture
halr cloth; rosewood mahnsA1y and paintet chanher
furniture suite, OF " hch IL very rich; beautifully
carved rosewood miro fronts cabnegs book
csses Egypsn and laisn usTbe top ADD pier IA
bles cottage furniture eSt-rson cinDg table bes curl az
hsr mAuesse together with ull assortment o. goos
syes OF shOgsny and wslnn furniture suitable '1r par
lore dining rooms and chambers.
Also, superior rosewood 4 octave Piano Fore. an ex
ceent instrument, and fully warranted mil IL
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Passen0ern Smiled

- Mes=sy PsnazG from Ssn FyaHeiseot0r SaHa as
"a Deus Robes YelAro PArdsa PasJss. Ro@ss. y
~ sntei w r. Hale Msrcaco, B.aolofs, Abstrd b. %
me 6ntSa y MINOR israel w ufos'ol1., r. lt -
nc eey Daie hegasy, WsoD, Hsuson.f Msis A
MATTE "infsr FAus PaFSes lsbel Kf an NJ hrfs,
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PHILADELPHIA March lOfyriUed-s teamshp Osprey, lin
ton Cbascu Lscona, Harding Boston Mary wheiteu
ship shenandoah, Ocean Liverpool schs EEpete Racket
James Barratt May, Boston
CafolBaFk DALE. L. Lpndgndsrrys
hs Nofol,
Savannah Hickman Galveston Texas; Jsss
May, Boston, Joha Harm Jarman Albany.
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ANTHONY j. 5LEEcKER, Auctioneer.
4 VAIIARIE HOIISE AND LOT

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LUT
IN on Main-st in the village OF FLUSHING. Long Is.
land. al auction ANTHONY J. BLCECkER will sell At
auction on TUESDAY March H. 1851 at II O'clock al The
Merchants Exchange the following desirable properly
viz al Flushing L. The house and 10, Of ground, no
The residence OF Dr. Joseph BOodgOOd, situated on tne
west side of Man.st between Bridge aud Washington
Sta The house. which q feet front by ~ feet 10 depn
with wing the south end so feet front by IS feet deep
both two stories high, and built IN the most subst4nt
manner and well calculated for large family The lo
"a feet inches front on Msnst by an average depn OF
ward of $40 feet widening from the depth Of about q feet
feet to 1873 feet forming garden Of about ia feet by S
feet exclusive of large and ample ront and rear yT9s
which In ofcuuyaon and stocked WIN
fine fruit rees. - ., -
Plank Road will be built during the present year ro m
Uillsm.bnrgh To within short distance fro and pro5a-
Div to the village large portion OF the purchs'e money
can remain on bond and mortgage For maps aud fuh'r
nsrticnIsrs spnly TO the anctoneer, Broad-st whe .
Isf1e % a. mi SITS QS71
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L g. CARRlNGToN, Auclioneer.
1Y JACOB -. PLATT-Hardwa
AxrAoST }. BLEEcKEE. Aqeroseer

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEE A0ctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE VAL
HI LIABLE PROPERTY 100 BARROW ST. Al AUG
TlON.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al Auction
Oh WEDNESDAY, March IL, al II O'clock al the MI r.
CHANTg EXCHANGE, the following valuable proper
IT, BY order OF Executors, viz:
On BARROW sTREET-The House and lot OF ground
as 100 Barrow near Beckerst said lot being In
% feet front and s. feet In deph be the sane more
ess. The above property is desrAbly located be
near OF the best stage routes In the City.
$4,000 OF The purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage fdesred Title perfect and an EKecutors deed
will be given For further particulars apply the auction.
Ger, Broad Of r. B. FO5DICK, (rva.,,,o~.
T. J. COLEMAN, HA0'N''''
m68s Q45D for the estate Of Rebecca Sims deceased.
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B. A. Chiffon, Auctionesr
LVRAME COTTAGES AT PEEKS-

n VILE ON THE HUDSON RIyER.-COLE 4
Chiffon will sell at auction on FRIDAY, March IT,
Al Il o'clock al the Merchants Exchanged Frame Cot
tsges and plot Of Ground 100 feet square located
handing position and having fine view Of the River both
up and down and within minutes walk OF the depot
The Houses well built and The grounds laid out w1h
shrubbery grape vines &c This property formerly no
lonRed Dr. Youngs Of Peeksk and can be al
time on application to the aucuODeers Wslst or on the
premises Sale positive and terms easy. 1851 m6eods