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NETWORK TRIBUNE
Another MYSTERIOUS Murder.

On Monday, the I'm Marcn, the Dody Vi Aiools
An Etsn aged Ss Of Van kue9vre Shensns Inv ,
res vas found ayine half nile from caneron Corns 80
- Cvnty ard about Bath The body, When
sser l1ns 10 snail ssp0g tbs side hn where "a
found nquiry hs relatives Ast week earnsi NJ
sssssd s, Fall lad see been 70 Csnsoa and va 20 SO
4. amount Of money n his possession ne & carstoa
man Reward then residing about two miles % I'm ao5
Corrs purpose Of esscips some money T"tsS Dc
toh-r h. .rrvsd AZ the WIDOW Djwnes tavern o.e
Bang be preyeased r. , ,ssr, Owe,
he baggage subsequently, cane Nc s \. lei the tveru on
f,@t and aon. ar . short walk and processes "a az 49, - ~,
ssrd Nothing seen or n7sfo VI "' 0 ~ wy
h. ofhn h. turn from the road 20
80 49, ~ o. had mentioned h' INTENTION 70 tase ne
ssst tran Tor Ens ssa ,r Of p.r,cns 70 search tts Tor
-, 49, Tuesday but as hn mode Of hsior Two of toee
year. past had been va s,ppo 80
sss SSasss sb.sSeDes Of dsaPP.Aanes
a., and them erdsavorede make inquiries of h some
go. Oufhs that about september astne
80 a. COS Tor the purchase lumber Several witnesses who saw
Ain AMI asrwsrd attest that Re had thsn ID h
rs amount OF One counted 10 another n.ary 1880
n 80 monsy belt that he his THIS
s .ssu IN his within hours Of his csappeNaace
when found only ound he person No notes papers,
pocet book or ABOUT ns person.
chr containing said Howad's name ,.,-. -.
his have been hung the nsck and
his neckerchei rsmaued tied the b bearing rks OF
ssvnr been partially I'll knife ana Thea broken BY tue
Of Ths distance from the hmo 10 the ground
ouy O. hight set He feet had be hung oy
found would have rested on ih gouho Ie
hsdv va. position whsa iound AAborme man who
discovered s bocy tbs sarn ans Coensr July
oBe wbh owing the decayed condition OF the BODY gave or
trouble they returned aver
S, 81 sae while nssns The deceased MT nernperate
discovered ed his relations % be oes that
90 Nc, ION direc from family remains
dserres md Van E.tsnv where the funeral took
phre on sutcay Many this vicinity will recoet he de
CDundes Yates Co Record
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Ky TalearRpns

BOSTON March SlArr ships Kentucky NOrsans March lO
sabAts Apaachcoa bark Briggs PhsdsphiG Orgs hstanor
and Caniou SchI Brsns Bah, Guyana harh spots
&c. long 60 40 brig Patterson Boston for Nor,ans shs
Reeves Wilmington, &c; Benz Baker Tang err Elsn Rich
mond Bep Steele Norok Fremont, AsxaDdra MNner orot
Seneca fhl jeph; Kotts aue Ansrcsn Belle mon.
Ga barb Browp Havana Isabella Charleston Delaware rhaie
phn bgs Frontier Cape Town CGB Cuekssaw busnos Ayrsi
schr Montana. NloTk.
KEwBURPPORT March s9--sld schr Joseph, Philadelphia
SALEM, March 30Ar bark DEght, Balunere SD sstn,
scbrs 7 Fenusr. Philadelphia s0th Jerome. do.
NEW BEDFORD March S0-Arf ship Parachute Arctc Seas,
700 hb wh,le OIL - oo lbs bone SPOKE FEB So ship
Pacific, for NBeSford. schr w S Mount. Baltimore
PROVIDENCE March 2ArF sehr Bostou Saranua
9Th INST ieststay si'srnoon OF Moaauk Poat pSe oAs =
FORBES MyacusE for New Haven; Western t Man
eoks Commodore Rondou Rose Bloom New York. sOos Hsr
vest, do w h B1nn Hartford.
Arr ssth schr Cohannet Of Dennis from Potomac Rvsf
Arr S org wibsrorc. Corvallis schr Echo, BIZ = John'
KB chr Joseph Turner Baltimore days-cred away lore ssa
in Chesapeake Bay,
Cleared 29ih ship slas Leonard Thompson. Havana.
Sailed 2Sth. Nuure. OF Nswburypot ChaTcstcn Ntn e NJ
sire, Harwos; brig Foretse. for naisn1s'
Sa ed 3th schr Splendid, Small, Mschss
NEWPORT March 2s-Ar schs Susan, Savannah os
EwbAnk Baltimore for Cohasss NArrow rme Provdenee Tor
sunoR, Va; Shops Psrssr and Eliza for Albany.
Sailed 2gth all the vessels which IN for nArooT
FALL RIVER March So-saisd sloop w fhon New torN-
Passed up chr Cors from DsawaFs City, Harvest ana hus
for Passed. down, soop, Amea and
Hope Tsuaton Ssw Yoft Apponaag for HAFeh
NORWICH March 99-Arr schf Mary Baltimore
WARRES. March 29-Arr schr Rocket CALAIS
MOBILE March "a Arr Ship Sem. New f0rk-
CD bark isusydOn and brg Aun ElEabsth, Bostou
CHARLESTON, Marohss-Au schr Gsa Scott. Bos'oa'
ca schr Edwin. New rork.
NEW ORLEANS March STAR shps Gaens ana Java, new
Ysfk; Ophsla Boston - -
ca shs Casdona and Atlantic York; BARI william Henry
Boston. :,
wetuors aud cohsnsslt New YoTk.
ca schF Cathsrine. New York.
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DIED.

Hsrcn at % Livingston st. brooklyn, Of scarlet fever ALBERT
FREDERICK tagged and mouths, youngest son OF Thomas
and Mary Rawhngs. -. 1900. $3.50,
late Joel Ke,chum sesd H. fones IRON the residence OF her
sop law Arson W Esq 90 twenty unth st, s1th av
on TUESDAY April l. O'Clock. NJ Her will he taken
70 The friends Of the family respect
fui Nv invited to without further notice
AT Wsmbugh MONDAY March 81, OF consumption
MARIA H.. only daughter OF Martin Anderson sged "a
The funeral will take place Iustday afternoon at ocoek
the, OF her brother NJ Anderson Washington place.
Mhamsbugh will be conveyed TO Greenwood ior M
The friends Of the family requested to attend without
On The morning Of March 30 AMELIA c. Rev. JOhnGOb'
The friends acquaintance Of the family respectfully nvtea
attend her late residence 1874 Jssti bfookyn
this, Tuesday afternoon NJ 2 O'Clock. - -
On March 30 DR. THOMAS PARKS Of High Hill, stockport, Ian
ea,h, EpgsuS Hospital Rev York, 1yphus fever
aud Pseumeps Altar successfully combating the disease on
board smgant sA losing only two he became victim
10 Brookn Monday evening March 81, WILL AN PETER
infant George and Eliza White aged one year aud our months
and relatives Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend residence bis parents 24 Atlantic st.,
cn Wednesday, Aprls 3, ats O'Clock, F. N.
Monday March 81, JAMES Inlan son oil Moses b. and
Cstharine @. Wentworth, aged months and IL DAYS ~
Of family invited 20 attend the funeral this day
ufoclock at io8 Grssnweh Ct, without further notice.
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James Brooks and ETdStus Brooks VS.. Magnetic
Telegraph conyony BY tbs Of the Nso York E1pre''
refusal 10 deliver teaphc dsoach where
the Of toll ENTHUSIASTICALLY referred o This case was
concluded.
Smith showed that paragraph appeared the Journal on the
morning the 18TH Washington correspondent ststng
Minister bad passports aud
the substance tue article referred beag the J0Nei o.
afternoon papers, including the Erpres day. The oU
and the other spoke Of the conhrm
He also showed full the M0rnis0 Express II ths
Mr. Smith. his coUtsadsd that
Of ordinary and SPECIAL damage had been hoEn aud
the verdict ought 70 be- for defendant
Mr. White the other hand showed that tbs dispatch TO hs
Journal the contained but 20 lines while dspa 10
the E1prt fFem the charged must have contained
100 lines He Intended that the dispatch 20 the Erpe
the evening nth tie time that 70 the journal
did but the lsh the rumor already puoshs5
rendered the dpstch received that equal Importance
nothing had previously received He cOGtendsd that by
analogy Of law the Company should held carriers and
Avsrd.ct given 70 protest the community, &c
TIE Court chargs said tbs was one OF contract and
plaintiffs entitled scts amount of dsnsgs they
sustained They exemplary ddnage The
Court has admitted the testimony Editors &C. 10 show the PROD
abs effect Of Withholding important tsegaphc communication
from daily sRsbe the have guide which
10 ascertain the actes dmags The communication directed 10 te
Eef has bean lost Office Of counsel for desuse appears TO
have been about 100 words while that Published the morning but
s. The had right to withhold the communication
the OF alleged ndsbtsdssss disputed
They deliver the dispatch and failed Go and
PLAINTIFF entitled actual loss subscribers sale Of
pspe &C. the Jury tknk they sustained Verdict Tor plan
ths $500.
JEROME Frankln against haae FroTo recover by parties in
Whesr county the value C OF claimed by plaintiff
bean bought Of BeH State coorsd man, his life time
OF widow
Stats confederation of note due The
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Pusseuxera Arrived.

sssAg PAieaepAla Ncns Orea.s March a. from Cks
;s, s...sh k1ss;. selss s.beOs. Poet Carter
Bsseoes W Somei, sehaaer waxoasr X II McIlroy WIN
bssty ROSA Sen yohssoo John crunner aeir Jao
Moueon. ass,s. Bal, Cook, Bsreer John H.ra B
ks:l nsPs hsh,Iison james crrmrnsr x Payns william
Aoads Jcsn EGG ~ Aasns SDsoesr, W sshn.u W
hoekano, Lss,ns,maa hPage, RICHARDSON CHPsadesoa
wn CAN hwh,soes Ssstoa sutisr Swanson. swanson
JOAN nvIsss.s ~ ose Sse' David Beers Nswba Bar
hams Knee. yokn s@,h John Ahy Peter Plata cSaIss Es
Aeklsy chtOn Bel WIN Bell Ge.rg, Is.l.s Jao D,ns
RaH ms w Brown chd and ssfvaai, 49, obn lon~ss
JohB Fofkss yoho Hoffman W Yoaog, SALIVA Hssiy
Fdwsrd Jsnss BAssy, yobu Gansf ksssr James Foster
va esoni, Bfgss lesson, CaAfs' fsaAss walSsa,
Tnveg eserfe peya W8Ans Asa Lay Thomas LLOYD Jas
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nIsastera. &c.

Areta new Of aud from Gloucester beating out OF aat
got with sch Am Mara Coonos, AMI
both vessels dsney damaged
shp Ersndvvps MsrryIsaa from Orleans for Liverpool
ashore al the Fass OF the Channel March s,h
NssG Ire 81 bark SAnisy Conn., ciSire1 from aa
deh for Barbados ans has not snce been be ard
from.
Extract from the Log Back Of ship Alexander arrived at New Bel
lo.d March 25s
Sunday Jan L. 1851 lat 81 lon IS w about IS miles TO the
eastward Of the Falkland Islands 81 n gt breeIs from hOr
fresh increasing Wind and weather. at II lot o.
pals blue the outside aud waite rsfe LoSefs
beat and pck NJ .sht Of MONDAY At Pm picked
up an iron bound boz ID thus - and cosan
ing sxbt ksrs Of Saw great .srp7 many psis
empty bores 6c.. supposed soDs y a. vessel that
vas st on the FaRland Islands. 80 &c " From the
supposed had 10 days
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v ySo,.s y,,r.r.on J 7 Hodru Charles Tau II GIBBS,
TNssSceIs seati, chamosrs. o'e.oset. msAIef
W. Ro.sr, Jan smih. Jsnmes'n VIM Iratt, Ihos M-ysf
W. ssrtn rsyl"r George Degel Peters, Nc Ma
ihr Ksrtrrgsr Schnvsr W Miller. Gsorgs Cnns
n scott Catou w Hume @ Lloyd Jeunng., L Save
- Scott Thomas Curtis, Jsf. White w Lusk, fos msrtn
~.er Ben.hs Hsndliu w shepard 6 W BERN Miller,
Pseybod ssadiord FRASER HAYS, shubsr srs1
weed TbOs Murfsi hrs Edmund Randolph add chhd
Russell w FHhburn, II w Hnt MAJESTY, Norwood, Wm
VIM lyons l. Day, Henry Burn, c Honum Enmons, James
D.der Grady John sFazbsrger Coye James Ahen ana
lady Vance George Badwck WIN Marsau VIM Taup, Mrs.
McLsns Brs msr Butler Mrs Ann h,ihsvs John Perynss
Gsorre Phipps sns MORE William Spsucsr, AcNlr-
raw Charles Diam Hsness Samuel Taylor Atkinson, los
lev Crppeu Power w McCOmmon Thomas Cavansh. WIN
culnan Rges Manoa, John Hanger som.rs somsrs,
Burns Miller EFd Murphy. Joseph Valley, Thomas Booth,
Francs Booth, Thomas Platt, Knutson. Travis.
In eeanstp Sctaterncr 0TE Chare0a-mss Harrington,
Mss Bartlett MISE Prtcl ard Miss Josephine Robbins, Mss
Kelogg Miss Crtsndsn Miss Bsln Mrs beni Censn. Mss
Westhepoon, Mrs ReqUs, Mrs Robbins Woodruff
and family MAJOR Bssl and family hsssrs Dawson Rsnaud
L Brods Many Jas Lloyd Pope Marsh, Perault,
Huchon Robt Calder ceu, Dawes Paul Vars and 81 IN
IN bfp Harrington from Lse-po0l-M Warner NJ Eng
land Wider Wilder. Of do WIN yohnstons. Of Ire
land Chss no slrgsoa OF Engano and 900 n ne ssss
all well =,
IN Br 5rk Sly YIN Moenoofh from GlaSo'o-Mrs and Mat
Henderson Mr. Crrron, Mr. 0sl5raith Mr. O1tram.
IN b,ig Aarss from Cy Of 81 DOmin9o-Franess Perry, late
brig Aphago Of Boston, lost on saona FEB s. aud two
IN brio Tos To,oBrdoe from 81 crOr-G Burnett BarbAdOes
colyin. st BroiI; Sheridan and lady, do
MINIATURE ALhAFAc...-.THs DAY.
sun-Rsss....B - Isets....e "a hoos-sst.--..o ga
HIGH wATER.....APRIL l.
N.n1 I'm lGovI
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IA Stsosssh,y sro from Neg OrleaHs, MarA 81 fer cAaSre
Con Hstisy lazy. Miss Hsalsy Ech0ls ana lady, Mis-
kcAe Ass sarah Echos Mss JGhs Eeho M wssF AMI st'
hs Williams sod ohh Ms food and Joha Mcchnoch and
cy Bro lady and children, ETs AHtsSck and child Smon
Leviss Barton snt aty yoses. Rahnson Cunning
han. DR. merriam, Gotnrs Meyers Reux, BsvtacoS,
COMBS Lonnse, Ds-criss. Biscs Barre;oa,
BsTrsgon. Pfowy, TogisF Echos, AbIm Echos,
M Ropely Mrs ps Thos csk1oa Gao ah TOs Hey
Ross Ravass, Pr Wggas. JOIN Graves PolstI. Pam
pos Kelly, Eva Na1sfton, James Rove. Sanl Gray.
Conrsly Stredlsy Ro6n Steel, Blythe Szbyn
casssncs cssisloe, yels FI.nes opP.ohs, Eiet
Louis hsysrs Sami sloa sn Bsbb n Hare Taos
Pohr Danl ws and SOU Area,sux cFo,sy Dsnssa L z,
ssvwh. Geoy-s, zsmseeh csrdsa-ieA. rst-0weh.
Lsnhowch. Dabsbwcb. n SAWYER w Bfunsr Norhfop
ms Wahsms and ehdd Babcoci yavtsr aad 50 ssrAe
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YoRK..........-MA
Cleared.

Ship Chase, White. Charleston, 7 Wardle.
Bs LeWeln, Psnieton ST Marks, &C, Coe, Anderson Co
Gov Won Oxholm, Davis ST Thomas Aymar Coz Julio Am
tBrsm) Lsytseu, WscSsssi, Ne
BrgsF Beck, Avery, Mobile, Eagle Hazard; Lucy Eliza
BETH Reed Cronstsd Eevboh KTus Yankee, Surge sa,
Juan Brett voss c. Union (Fr Pave, Havana Hsyt, Cuts
Port au- Prince. o L A Ferns & Co.
schoonsrs- Margaret SNOW PBmouth II Dorado Kmbal Da
rsnj Jonas Smith, Nichols Charleston, Mccresdy a. Cos En-
prs State Taunton Lacon Bsarss Boston, Esanor Chase
LssUayrs Rots (Br) Geror HsaI. McDonnelb Era Cham
beTab GOnaves Foster Ncksrson Abingdon Lewis Savan at
sturgess Chairman Eouiss, Robinson, WILMINGTON &C, Nc
Crsaoy; Sarah Ann, Gilst, Bath, Mailer g. Lord.
Soop EIcsll Bennett, Fsl River
Steamer Oneds, O'ceill Philadspbia
Barge DOthn Stsckh0uss, Philadelphia.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
Peremptory sale Of Three Valuable Building LoLs on
Eighteenth ct, near Broadway, Fifth-av. aud Union
square, AZ Auction.
A NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell
IA atAUCrlO ON on WEDNESDAY, April Z, 1851, at 70
O'Clock, Al the Merchants Exchange the following vaus.
bic properly, VIZ
ON EIGHT EENTH-ST-Three desirable BUILDING
LOTS situated on the south side OF Eighteeuth-sS be.
tween Broad az and FfhaY commencing l02 feet from
Broadway and one block from Union-square said LOs
being each In Ize "a feet inches front o feet inches
The rear by from II feet inches IS feet Ia depth
The ssle viii be absolute and the Lots Will be sold
geher separately large portion Of the purchase mo-
ney can remain on bond and mortgage, II desired.
For maps and further particulars, apply 10 the Auction
eer, 7 Broadst 1861 al 2tss
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Spoken, &C.


FEB H. st6O losls, ship Charles Hail. "a New orsVns for
Liverpool
March IT, las oht7OSo bark sabnt' I'm Ap'AcAc ' for
Boston.
march lat So TO- Lunsiis 70 ds from Boston for
PsrDaubuco.
NYofk.
March g. &c. 20 bark Sarah oDsy, d from Boston for
Tsb e lat 49, Ion SO 49, cr,o1a Wright I'm Rio Jansr0 for
NOretus
March Ss stss lon IS 49, Elias Dudsy from Asnla' Tor
EYOTk.
JAMS 80, sgnsiusd ship Richard Golden I'm Cd
cuis for London.
March ~ AM 80 miles Ne Frying Pan Shoals passed brig
Walton, Of New York . g.,
March lat 49, A 80 ship Emily Taylor, from Portland Il
days out
u.s. 30 II, Abbot LORD I'm New Orleans for
Liverpool
fCuba who reports bark ashore "a the se Of rnss
which be thought Had not been ong ashore
No date gvea lat "a a. Ion g. Eliza JAMS I'm New YORK Tor ma
H. n, 4s W, brig nda., fun Charleston for
West Indies. 7 de out ...,.-
Mach a. lat 49, "a 49, bark Elizabeth J. from Phisd'Phi
for Havana.
march IS Of cspes Of Virginia bark ssPpossd the
Rapid, Ward I'm Havsns Tor New York.
March 6 a Key West passed ship carous OF aad ron
Boston for FOresns.
March OF Kew west scbs Astspas I'm New Tort for Frank
In time. sch Hazard, Saunders fn YokSFort for
ssh lat Of Key ship renue crows I'm Boston for
Mobile; time sch Rebscca Frances OF Boston, I'm savannah
March 30 IeAM Ia; 81 e. szehagsd signals with steamer
Flonea, I'm Newton for savanuah
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Irrom our Corr.spoadent ]

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l-ArTirsa-ship Rockawy, Bar
stow Liverpool barns Hyperion Perkins NOreins James Byey
Bsboy brgs Cheopee Clifford Boston, California h
born NOrleans Eucce Watts Cenuego Dsyonshe Br Wash
rgioH lst Thomas Delaware, Harding Charleston; Juda TIE
Dole Cbareson Kaos Mathews, EatpO Cicero Boxer NYork
Telegraph Foster Mddetown ssiton Bates Bam,taes MARY
Patterson sman Boston; Geo Brown, Lee Egg HarbOr
Cs0rd-Baks Nashua CLIFFORD Boston, Adsla Rogers, White
do Cahae Watts HsvAni brig Ere Ryder Boston, sehs Con
sui Adams Norwich coeu Lazy Suffolk Crowe BosoR; Bas
con b. Coson Plymouth; SMITH Gresn6eh, New Londonj Eds
Franklin caHrbuck. Boston; Corb, Hewitt do Telegraph
southwork Has I'd; & Stewart LoEe NTork George
Brown Lee Horton Candy do; Mary Patterson, Benan
Boston; MARY Miller Peacock do.
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EF PURSUANCE ordes OF the Surrogate ohhs Coung OF
York notes hereby gvsn 10 ali persons hsvas cns
a1,inM WILLIAM BURCH late Of the City Of New foh, gar
DECEASED present ths same With vouchers snot
crbsrs the ones of T. Kechum No 10 Nassau 'st IN NE
before the iteenth day OF uns nsxt- Ds
York, the 10th day Of December $3.50 - ,,o,, n,
SioiarsmIu BENJAMIN PETIT, Executor
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To Mariners.

Lsht Houss be called vlanlsVs has
CoorAdos Point the entrance Of csssgas Bay; latitude %
ard ousuSs west from cadE "a - hght will 10 eKh ted
hsr5 on ard alter the 18th March INST from aark Until
The HIGHT catadopuC Freshss tad stationary aud
% by ssh Spanish feet above the level II the and
NAY BE- seen al Of twelve nautical miles according
% he STATE atmosphere and the elevation OF the observer
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SCHOOLS.

OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH'S WRIT
OlNo ROOMS, 29 Broadway, first corner above the
Irving House-Terms reduced hAf-viz 81 50 for 10
lessons one hour eschStaoney 30 cents 20 lemons
for IS, including statoDeTy-paysble Subscribing La
diel Classes al II AN. and Il O'Clock M daily, except
ing saiurdsys Gentlemen Al AN and 8, and o'clock
~ daily, excepting Saturday. Private Instruction, (at
the Rooms only SIS For SALE Goldsmits Gems Of Pen
manshp,t u So sllw
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M a n IN IEu

On hs goth March, by Rev Henry Chass M DANIEL HER
BERT Of Cleveland Ohio. TO Miss SARAH ABBOTT OF this city
/ Cleveland papers please copy.
WEDNESDAY, March 49, aths shures Unvsrsy place by sv
H. g Hutton Mr. WILHELM SCHANs, Of Germany, 70 Mss
MARGARET COSOYER, of this city.
On Moncay evening March Thomas Armtags, joshua
g. DIV OF this city, A. TaosFsoSs Of Portersve
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SALES BY AUCTION.

ADRIAN III. MULLER, Aucionser
FORECLOSURE SALE OF VALUA-
h BILE REAL ESTATE on Avenue d, Seventh and
MULLER viii sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, April 2,
1851 al u O'clock NJ at The Merchants Exchange the FOL-
AVENUE AND EIcHfH.sT-The three three-story brick
houses tbs westerly side OF Avenue d. commencing 90
The southwest corner Of Eighths and Enow a. Nos O7
width Avenue by AZ feet in depth the two adjoining
houses each being 6 feet in width by AZ feet In deph with
the OF the ground which they stand having term
OF about 81 xped the three lots together being
IS inches in width In front Avenue and The
Also the two 4sory brick houses situated the
eTy side OF Avenue d. adjoining tho above Mentioned
l05 each being "a feet II inches In width by A feet 10
depth, with seywRy under the southerly side Of l0S
leal ing to the Sstory brick building Ia the rear
Also the said rear story brick house, 81 feet Inches BY
IS feet with The lease Of tho ground on which they stand
having an unexpred term Of 81 years. the two lots to-
getheT being 48 feet inches In width by 100 feet In depth
EIGHrH-sT-T The two three story Brick Houses situate
the souhery side OF Eighth ST., commencing o. feet
each being is feet in width by IS feet in deph with the
lease Of the ground which they stand having "a unex
pired term ofabout 81 years. the said lots togeher being
50 fset In width by 80 feet inches In depth The ground
rent of all the above described property IL but Ninety Dol
lars year.
Avenue D-rhe two four story trick houses and lots OF
ground situate the west side o. Avenue D, 46 feet II
inches northerly from Eghthst known Mos III and
49, being % feet inches in width By a feet in depth
with alley way Of three feet under each house, tho two
together being AZ feet In width by 80 feet In depth.
sEvENTH-sTREET-The two lhreesiory and basement
brick Houses and Lots OF Ground situate the north side
0feeyenths commencing s. feet easerly from Avenue d
and late known Nos 23 and 25 The Houses each
20 feet In width by so feet depth built Of the
fountains &c The Lcs ogeher being 10 feet In width by
81 feet inches in depth.
large portion OF To purchasefnoney can remain on
bond and mortgage.
Maps the property can be had the Office Of the Auc
honeer, Wall a. OF o. Messrs. WIGHTMAN CLARK
avail Ct where every information about the property
be obtained 1882, 1888, 1874 m2e,AH.5Sl,al,%
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A. d. MERwIS, Auctoneer.
OFFENSIVE SALE of PAPERS and
NJ HANGINGS.-BANGS, BROTHER L co wilt
sell ct The Trace Saes Room, 10 Park-row on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, April 2 1851 al O'Clock, 400 easeB Of
letter snd Cap Papers Aso 1000 pieces ofpaper HaDgngs
cOmprising paor satin, ceiling and underground, together
with 81 assortment Of Ffe-bosrd Print. Particulars 10
Catalogues at the Sales Room.
The Trade Sale OF Stationery viii be commenced imme-
dstey afer the above and continue ON the following days
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suprame Court. MONDAY, March 81

Before Judge Edmonds.
Dapid Day agt. FdelsG Day. Divorce granted.
CAas. ~. Ludlam agt. Amelia LudIam. Di-
vorce granted.
The argument in the case OF nay TomPhin',
concluded. ,
Notes of issue for the regular April Special
Ter N, must be 6ed before "Wednesday next
The balance of Saturdays Calendar postponed
10 Saturday.
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T.Mssarst.a OF sss $50 tars brig has been ssrsd
10 bark fitted for VAAer % b commanded BY Capt
spoLen-Jan H. ia, II 90 loo 30 W. barb Grange Of xAita
poiseife, out, With b75 bbls oil
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AeE-Under year, 81; to years IS; TO 5, SO; 70
10 90 10 % 49, 20 TO So As 50 10 40 So 90 TO 90 26
I Unknown,2
PLACES OF NArIvrY-United States 245 Ireland lO7;
England. lO Scotgnd,l Germany 10; France, l.; Hol-
lsno, 2 Denmark, Il Prussia, Wesi Indies ?; Un-
knowp,
Physiological, Bellevue, IL; LunAic Asylum, Black
wells Island Wards Island, IS; Randalrs Island 4;
CITY Hospital. 10; Aims House, Blackweps Island, 2;
C0lofed Home, z; COloTed persons. l6
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
CITY Inspect0ra Office March - 1881.
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Whalers.

sag HufSOr 20, ship wm Tell TaSOr ssoo bsis
Oh, u Thos Brown
Sag Hsr6or shp LsTeu LO~su With ia cargo
Of Oh nd bcns, 70 Tiasny a Co