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I Aw BOOIkS.-A. GREEN will sell public auction, w
Ii Morsons ROOM Of Al and Pennsylvania arns
the evenings OF Tuesday and Wednesday February Is ~
valuable collection Of English law reports, viz Doma Bd
stone Gilbert Burns Saunders, Peak, Brown, Coke, Hobart 10
ter, Cartew Liuleton Dyer Role, Shower, Cowei lh Dr.
Vernon, Holt, Palmer, Strange Burroughs DAnyer evni
drews, Fiz Gbbon, Leonan Yelveron, Lilly, Powder A1n
Brooke tinherber Fench, Hutton, Parker, Jenkins DkA
VIner, Amber, Comyn, Cruise, Raymond, Cowper, UM
La.wych, Poiiexfon, Hawkins, Bossngues, Puor, Ionn
Mosey, Marsha Patel, Wilson, Douglass, Vaughn Bsnss
Peersdorf Freeman, Pierre, Williams, keyng, Styles, DuIS
ham, Hsrdress Barnewa Anderson, starke Willis, 1uhss
Granger, Buistrode Comberback, Jones, Bunwe C~'ss
Foblanque Maule selwyn, Eden Talbot equity sn
do, Moore, Toilet 500 Nesey, Seden Also splendid ew'
the Musee TIhs proof before The letter very hne @n
A. GREEN,
Feb ia, Aucuonee
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ny A. GREEN, Auetsoreer
DINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUG.
TiON.Oo Wednesday, The 18th instant shall SELL III.
residence Of gentleman declining house
and q street,, ut 10 O'Clock, excellent
furniture,
Mahogany sofa, divans, spring parlor chairs
Do rocking chairs, wardrobc-, aud bedsoads
DO marble sofa, centre, and pier tables
DO do dressing bureaus and wsshstands
Do plain bureaus and Wristbands ~
DO parior and wofkstands clock
Splendid paror window andc
China glass and crockery which
white and gold hand dinner pieces
dessert
One blue dinner modern pattern
Glass Jelly stand and Jelly glasses, handsome
Splendid tapestry, Brussels and three
Fine feather beds bedding, and maple hed~tsads
Mattresses, passage oicloth, and hearth rugs
Mahogany hatrack, knives, forks, and spoons
Cooking, pario and other
With excellent assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms Al OF under S25 <2J credit If
.r, and ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Tn. mentioned furniture quality nearly
having used but little, The ladies
Washington respectfully invited 10 the sale, they viii
worthy Of their attention.
A. GREEN
Feb lf-6t Auctioneer.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionssr.

by A. GREEN, Auctlonser.
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES, CHEESE SHELL
y BARkS 6c auction.-On uesday the 18th ~
sell my room the OF 9th and Fat
yania avenue, at 10 O'Clock, a.
?, 80 O0Ie' a aaaIa candles, good quality
10 bushels sheilbarks, in fine order
cheeses, ten thousand cigars
With many other articles in the grocery line.
Feb l6-I Aucnoeu
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lLONDEN rCl and Am~-,ng-Dr. n poas ne,
and experiment at the Temperance Hal, on ,eei
science electrical psychology every evening At ,rp
Admission " cents gentleman ard two ''"'s r,s W
dr-p half price.
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Co Notce-A lecture viii be delivered trusts
"Wednesday, the 18th X
Chandler The OF appropriated
benefit Of 81. Nnoepts Orphan hsyium
Tickets Of admission, IS cents.
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TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition Of the Northern Marktt,.

Condition Of the Northern Markfts.
New YoRk, Feb I72, p. m,The stock market |, uut
and without change. Government securities steady I'm
steamers news has had but littie effect on bread,us
Corn meal, S3 IL IS IS, Rye flour, 81 Grain qu,t
The market is dul!sales 200 bales deem,
under tine Areas news. Whskey, Is cents, in bbs
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7--2, D. m.--Socks sieady--Pe,
syivana SIS, -. Flour presents chang. under N
Corn meal. o2 81. Rye iou 50 30 Grain QUIET
ton ket dull cent decline under the news-as
small.
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NOW offer for sale OF the splendid houses ~ !.
recently finished II Is beautifully situated near the COTE
and 10Th streets, unsurpassed for healthy location n
water Its position respects the different departments
and Is eauids,snt from the markets in the CIV
tains IL all commodious and ony several Of me
10 feet square The paror saloon III feet by III ana
Of ceiling - feet IL is finished in the most modern V, =
spacious bathroom, sfording hot, cold, and shower
also waercoset contained therein the fixtures ~,
finished and the tank contains Is hogshesds OF waief
Is furnished with hot and cold sink, and pump
water. cass pipes have been laid In the hail, pafo
dining In the structure, for its convenience ma
nothing been omitted, The siabnE carriage hoo" ~
house have been permanently built, and include mMa
fire proof Hsh pitt grsnnry, harness ROOM and room
g.b is-o;,roas, " ~ Jas cADn
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FOREIGN.


Safety Of The Aadntie-- Dscins eosion-Flour and
| whsat as betoys-Corn meal improved, &c.
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a. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T.1ILORS,
No 3u3 Rroadwsy corner nf Duane street

DIAPERS IND T1ILORS,
No 1903 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
.4bope the Irring House, Nep York,
EsPECTFULLY invite the Of friends and the S
IL their assortment Of spring goods, OF the
which they prepared to make up the best aud
fashionable style their usual moderate prices Fresh
cassmeres and vestngs OF latest mpprtaoDs elegant Light
for dark do patterns Of Paris embroideres
There three liu artists employed in this establishments
to coats 10 cut pants and TO cut wacoals Ef~
partmeni complete in itself Army and navy uniforms ms&s
order with and despatch and in the approve,
Strangers who visit this metropolis will find at tins k
everything to their iaste and perfect ht always n
N. b. PREMIER wAisrcoATs.-These elegant wastcoat y
much admired Castle Garden, have swatdt
first premium by the American institute at their late fair
Feb l5-dm
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o. Smithsonian LectureaDr. H. A. Gould, Of Cambridge,
will deliver lecture Wednesday evening next 10Th
subject Tho law Of grsvitaion,
Dr. Goadby next lecture will take place Friday evening a,
inst.
Lecture 10 commence at ~ O'Clock, ,. @a
Feb 1R-it
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National Hall.
Mr. rENSo sTAox MANAGER.
Second night Of engagement Of
MISS DAVENPORT
On Tuesday evening, 18th February the
LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline Miss davenport
Claude MeInoue Mr.. Fenno:
General Dumas rhpsft
conclude with the
ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA.
Tom Tape. MI Vincent
Sir Mathew scfagg MI '''oe
Bores rs cents second Seats gallery IS
Doors open at s x O'Clock begin at half past T.
Box office open from 10 TO D.
Feb ls-t
AdeIphi Theatre.
STAGE MANAGER, }. II. JOSEPH
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
Second nigh, of great eccentric comedian
SIR WILLIAM DON. Bart
First appearance of the celebrated Hagedian
Mr.. c. WEBB
First appearance LEWIS since her late ndisposon
This evening" Tuesday February l will be presented Sheridan
KnowIess chase and beautiful play Of
THE WIFE Or A TALE OF MANTuA
Julien ST. Pierre m " Wepo.
Mariana H. Lewis
Favone Song Mt. White
To conclude with the laughable farce of
POOR PILLICoDDY.
Mr. Pllcoddy sur Whiain Don
book open.
Feb S-9td
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EUROPE.-h gentleman who familiar with the principal
IL Of Europe and had educational
matters being about TO make tour the continent
take with hun boys instruct such branches liberal
desired.
proposed attend the Worlds Pair and ojourn Tho
ter.sung cities OF France, Italy, Germany enough
quire such languages may be desirable 10 learn
References OF the highest responsibility will he gwen.
Address II. l.. r., Dor AIS, Washington, d. g.
Feb ls-du
QY TN. Author of 1.-THE Bible I'm spain''-Borrow.
ID Lsvengro, the Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest. lyo.
For sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Feb is Booksellers, 9th
NJ EBsrER's Great American Dictionary In y.r,ou.
w styles Of binding
For sale at the publishers price, by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Feb is BOOKSELLERS pth
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s-Sll-h Mount vernon anu Fo'' 81
AAmnAs ton-Tbree Trips.-At the request -gg,yrI
strangers and other persons in Washington the steamboat Il
COLbyER will leave Washington at 10 O'Clock, AeimI Ill
Monday February l7th Wednesday, 18Th, Saturday - n
boat wi, land her Fort Washington 10 vc -
Fare round Trip 81 from Aierandiin rs cents
The Capitol AT ak O'Clock Seats taken the avenue, ~
the boat III
For seats apply TO Mr.. Ronside, Georgetown 20 o'"
Thomas Parker, Washington. uaoy
Feh IA ,,a,r,r " Capr
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Washington and Alexandria Boat
~<H-A The steamboat THOMAS COLLfER Wv
~ mM@ Mt the following hours, coach eonnecpa
boat in Washington Boats fare lax cents coach os e'h
Leave Alersndria at e, aS, llS, a. nj 4, pm
Leave Washington at sh, los, i2S, a. M P,r
Fch lS-6t II
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AvESoRO, IN. Scholar, the cipsy. In. priest, by
IL George Borrow, author Of "Tbe Bb. In Spain" l vol
r.h Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Boonty Land and other p"s"'s ~
WILLIAM FLfNN offers his services transact bus II,
the executive departments and Congress % ~ asnl Csr
attend TO all business relative 10 pensions and bounty
moderate Address, William Finn, Washington D."
Jan %, 1861.
Mr. fhnn several years clerk in the once aa, pr~
Comptroller Of the Treasury His knowledge o. ~
s the department. will render his services rs agent
10 all who employ him the seat ofgoyernnepl
Ian nj ale second Comp
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or MasonicA special communication OF Federal No
win be held this Tuesday evening at Masonic Hail. OF
and l O'Clock Punctna attendance requested
all brethren in good standing are cordially invited
ny order Of w. NJ
a. A. sCHwARzMAN, Secretary.
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A railway accident happened in Westphalia rs the er
press train for Berlin reached Guershols Three lives
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Feb l3-dim
pREsERyATION OF the Eye by speofsohs, hs ~
scriber respectfully informs the public that MI bscsu
known optcinn, has returned from New York ana wb~s
at his store 9Th until the adjournment otong I'M
those in need Of be supplied with his superior gS
OF optical instruments hand and old can DC
c. w. LEsII,san, hi
Feb lt-Gt Th street, opposite Odd felpN' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
RALLY RALLY
TO THE FRIENDS

For LIBERIA.-The brig Sea New, Capt. ]. G.
Attridge which cleared early this week for Sierra
Leone and Liberia, Africa, sailed yesterday with
two families of emigrants TO Liberia, making
company Of fifteen persons, sent out under the aus
pices Of the New York State Colonization Society.
Henry Williams and family, in all ten PERSONS
leave WILLIAMSBURG, where their excellent de-
pertinent for many years, secures for them the
kind wishes Of many. The other family was
lately Of Staten Island, and previously Of Phila
delphia. 1t is probable that at least 100 persons
will be ready to embark in the next expedition
from this port, which we understand is set down
for the lst Of September.
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Treaty with Guatemala.

The Treaty with Guatemala which is now before tbs
Senate Ia an instrument Of mpOrIance NO,Viih-
standing that il contains fragments OF the Treaty ne
gotAted bv Mr. Scuer in 549 which, during most OF inc
long interval has been sumbeTng In the pigeon holes OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations IT, 10 81 nt-nts and
purposes mere Convention between or Secretary OF
Sale, Sir II L. Bulwer and senor Macoleta me isIsy
arrived General Envoy from the Northern Central Ameri
can States understand that the effect Of 10 modify ana
partially TO ahrogale the Clayton and BulWer treaty OF
May lAat II was perhaps passed Today
We cut the above from the Washington cor
respondent Of the Ereniag Post. 1t contains
about as many errors as could well be crowded
into the same space Senior Marcoleta repre-.
sents Nicaragua and rot Guatemala, difference
Of some Importance, considering the two States
are now virtually at war with each other he
made no convention whatever, either confirming
or modifying the Clayton or Bulwer treaty, and
finally there has been no treaty nor any shadow
of one between the United States and any Cen
tral American State before the Senate. We only
wish there had been, and we may add, that 1t
were one OF Senior Marcoleta's negotiations. he
IS man qualified by experience in affairs, for IN
telligence and frmness, for the important and
delicate mission with which he comes charged.
In bis hands the best interests Of the nation
he represents and Of all others concerned will,
we are persuaded, suffer no detriment to which
he will be willing party.
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sTo The Rescue IA man by the OF John Dough-
ery, cay before yesterday, arrested IN his CITY,
charged with being "uguge' from justice from Boston,
where lie indicted for grand larceny DOugheriy was
at sent back police officer from Massachusetts be-
ing the =" c amsnL'
We do not learn that any efforts made by the
Friends OF Freedom 10 prevent this from being
sent back Boston, and from thence In ell probability, %
be sent into he slavery Of State Prison. Express
The man whose moral and mental comprehen
sion can make no distinction between man
guilty Of grand larceny, and a man guilty only OF
wearing the skin which God gave him, is emf
nently qualified, when out Of office, to abuse dough
faces, aud TO become the softest dOugh:tace when
in office In fact such a one would not hesitate
to become the self elected champion Of law
which, before gilded with patronage and made
the Shibbolesh Of political preiermeut, made him
skulk in ell haste from voting on it
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Formulation Of Tennessee. ~

LATER PROM YUcArAS.-Through our Mexican
papers we have received some later intelligence
from Yucatan.
On the 9TH of January the Indians, to the num-
Der Of more than two thousand, invaded the can
ton Of Kampocolche, and committed a great many
excewes. The YucatecOs attacked them with S
small force and after some resistance completely
routed them. The Indians lost ninety, and the
SPsniards thirty one, in killed and wounded.
Some Of the cantons Of the South and East
have sent into the Legislative Assembly petit
ton, asking that the Governor Of the State, in
order to extricate il from its difficulties, may be
permitted to take on himself fUl powers, disro-
garding al the restraints imposed by the present
laws. This, Of course would be equivalent TO a
dictatorship. or course, the Assembly paid no
attention TO the petition
The present situation OF Yucatan is described
IA lamentsble In the extreme. There is a lack
even. OF the necessary articles tor the support OF
the troops. t"' W 1eSyune'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

CoSFIRNATIoss by THE sESArE.-Ths Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Erenisg Post re-
ports the following con6rmations
Mr.. Pendleton, Appraiser at San Francisco ;
also the Appraiser at Sacramento; Robert Gard.
ner Collector At Beverly Mass Allen z. Owens,
Charles Bradley and c. Edgar, Appraisers at
large; George S. Washington, Register ct 81. Au.
gustine, Fla Samuel Eckol, Consul 70 Chill 4;
Thomas Wolf, Collectot at Mempeis; Thos vii.
son, Collector at Oregon Simpson P Moore and
VIM III. Matthew, Appraisers at Oregon; Geo.
P. Nettal, Collector al Pacific City, Oregon;
Alonzo Leland, Surveyor Milwaukee, To- Ed.
ward c. Ward, Collector at Columbia, n. c.;
Frederick n. Baden, Collector at Corpus Chris
IT, Texas Messrs. Bennett and Brown, Consuls
FOR Ports IN South America Samuel g. Bradbury
Of Pennsy vsnia, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF the Territory Of Utah, in place of Joseph
Burlington, declined; Henry L. Tilden. Mhrsbal
for Minnesota George G. Baker, of Ohio, Consul
for Genoa, Sardinia.
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WASHINGTON, Thursday March IS.
At l2I o'clock only % Senators were present :;
notwithstanding which. the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration Of Executive business, after
which the doors were opened.
Mr. GwIS offered Resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the President to lay before
the Senate next Session all information in posses
sion of the Departments, relative to claims for
services and money advanced 10 the United States
during the conquest OF California.
Mr.. DoDoE offered a Resolution, which was
adopted directing that certain forthcoming report
on the Geology OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan,
be prepared and sent to tie Senate at the next
Session.
Mr. AANGUs offered Resolution of thanks to
Mr.. King for his ability and imparsiality which
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. KING replied and pronounced the Senate
adjourned sine de
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Weather Iteua,
BY MorISs Line le WaRH1

~ -uTtcs LING 10 ~ oitHl
THURSDAY, March l3-9A AM.
BuFFAL o-Coudy, with a raw west wind Their 81 !;
Mercury 81; Baro. q $50.
RocHEsTEa-Clcudy and rather warm wind SW., with
appearance Of rain Their 20.
AUBuRN-Cloudyi appearance Of som; wind West
Their So
sYRAcUsE-Hss been raw chilly day; cloudy with IN
diestions offs Storm wind N Their %
OswEco-Dark, cloudy evening; wind NE; Their. q ;
Baro. 50. 3; looks like snow.
UTcA-A cold, disagreesbe wntry day, and cloudy and
unpleasant this evening wind NV Their so; Baro rising
ALBANY-Been very unpleasant all day; showing and
raintngi wind N; Their, p BHo 80 1906 Mercury Ia
Baro. o..
TRoY-Cloudy and every appearance OF snow. storm
wind light from NE Their. q.
By Baia's Line Office % TYaHstl
THURSDAY, March l3-9PM.
BUFFALO, Fort Porter P. M.-Bsro. q. ~; Their A.
sched 20, Tier detached 40 clearness OF sky 81 wind
SSW; clouds NV very pleasant weather.
ROcHEsTER-Wsrm and cloudy; wind B Their 40
AUBURS-Mid and cloudy; wind sW
SYRACUsE-Cloucy; wind NV Their TO-
UTIcA-Clear and cold; wind w; been showing slight
iy al day; Their %.
Fort PLAS-SDOwed al dayt cloudy and raw; Their d
TRoY-ClOudy; wind NV; Their S.
ALBANr-Cloudy wind W prospects Of storm Their.
mometer 81.
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Moro of the Fire at Carlisle.

CAKLIsLE W tdnesdAy, MArcn T.
From thirty to forty buildings of different de-
scriptions were destroyed in the conaagration.-
The stables of Messrs. Arnold x Meyer, the sta.
bles and carriage house Of Miss Starm and Mr..
Scott, the warehouse and stable Of Mr. Sener,
and the stables Of George Keller and John Humes
were entirely consumed, with most Of their con-
tents.
On the opposite side of the alley large brick
house, known as the Arcade" the stable OF Mr..
TODD, and several buildings owned by II. Sharp
less were also burnt 70 the ground.
From these the fire extended along Louthes ST.
and destroyed the dwellings occupied by Mrs
Rhinehart and Mr.. Pridley Mrs. Isaac Todd, the
family of the ex Sheriff Hotter.
The next building destroyed was capacious
church edifce of the Lutheran congregation o.
Bedford st; A large frame dwelling house inms-
datey opposite, owned by d. 3. Iollinger, was
consumed at the game time.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
YrW-yORK, FRIDAY, MARCH IA

From EURoPE.-The Asia, from Liver
pool for New York, is in her thirteenth
day, and can hardly fail to arrive to-day.
She brings weeks later news. We shall
probably hear by her of something done
toward constituting a new Ministry IN
England, and of some new developments
in Germany. Possibly the war in Swift
zerland may have come SO near to head
as to show decisively what the Govern
ments of France and England mean to do
about it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE....ALsASY. Thursday, March
~ /, - a -
PETITIONS.

sENATE....ALBASY. Thursday, March IS.
PETITIONS.
VI Trustees OF Schools ia til CT ourteenth Ward
OF the City Of New York. against the bill for con.
solidating the School L avs Of New York.
Mr.. DART addressed the Senate
Mr.. BEEKMAS presented the following Ne.
moral, signed by Goodhue & Co, Brown, Groves
x Co., Davis Brooks, Bogart & Kneeland,
James Lee, Walter r. Jones, and others.
MEMORIAL
To he Hon. he Senate Of The State Of NsrC- Yoyk:
being understood that Bill Ia now pending with
your Honorable body TO grant authority to cross with
bridge the outlet Of Lake Champaign FOR the purpose Of
aneTding connection between the Northern Railroad Of
ms Stale and The Railroad Of the NewEngland States
terminating OF The East Shore Of thai Lake and II being
furthermore understood that the said Blu opposed in paTL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

TIE PRINCIPLE OF INsURANcE.-A new development Is
given almost every day the principle OF insurance, Dut
Inc steit q one proposed by English writer VINO argues
that the Government might be able with all d.
ard indirect taxes, II 10 would only lake me enle
business OF insurance against losses by fire. cf ne,
dishonesty DEATH sc he takes the large number Of oces
already the different branches Of the ousinefs
snow what their profits mus. be- aud then compares the
result with the present OF Government 10 demonstrate
that insurance alone would provide an moe national rev
euue lhNenlDS rust
ET The above ideas have long been familiar
70 the French Democrats and Socialists. They
were put forth at Paris, as i: were spontaneously
after the Revolution Of February. Emile Gil
rsrdin has written at length in favor Of the States
undertaking the business Of assurance. Proudhon
has proposed also, that it should take up the bus
mess of banking and get all its revenues from
ending money at low interest-say per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
senatorial Combinations.

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
WAsHIxeroN, Thursdsy, March Is.
The Senate has confirmed THOMAS A. X.
NELSON, of Tenn. Commissioner to China;
JOHN A. Bennett, Consul to Bogota; w.
F. BOONE, Consul to Realejo, Nicaragua;
ALLEN F. OWEN, of Georgia. Consul at
Havana; SAMUEL EcKEL, of Tenn. Consul
to Talcahuano, Chill; Mr.. CLARK, Secre-
tary of Legation in Brazil; JOHN 5. WATTS
of Ind. has also been confirmed as one OF
the Associate Justices for New-Mexico;
and ANDREW RATHwELL and JAMES A.
KENNEDY Justices of the Peace in the
District Of Columbia.
WOUTER Won TWILLER.
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n We invite The altention of Capital

~ We invite the attention Of Capital
Ss aud Others the extensive OF about $50 building
Ike ely OF Brooklyn and houses and lots 10 the city
ri kewYOTk 10 be sold 81 auction this day, by ANTHONY
j. bLgEcKER, al II O'clock NJ lhe Merchants Exchange
ISIS said Brooklyn lots sold by order OF the supreme
Court under the direction Of PhiO 7 Rugges, Etq, re-
feree and .are situated what was formerly known as
Remsons Island IN rear Of the Atlantic Dock Company
improvements all lying IN body, bounded by Even,
fremont William Ring. Richards aud Dwight SITS; aso
by order OF executors and others three buking os on
Buer-st between Smith and Court sts, In the city OF
BROOKLYN Also valuable building lots on the N T. cor
ner OF Eiehhsv and Thirtysixhs one Let on Eleventh
sv near Forty third and the leasehOd premises lS
Clarkson ST In the city OF NewYork Maps OF most OF
the above properly be had al the aucuonToom, 7
Broad-st. N4FD