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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
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Reported Tor The Thouae.
A, tb Tim Drove Yard. Furtnavenns an Fot
" fourth - and A. be Hudson River suIs dead; loos
Of Robinson-si. for Beeves FOr 49,, ra,-I sa,es
sn5 Lanhs Al Browpings Sixth q near fnifa a'enaei
and AZ Chamberlans. foot 81 Roo 81 a., .,-...
OFFERED-l,0on Besves lIe Soa-le'n. s Co., "a
from this State and the East % CoNs ANs 80. 80
1900 sheep and Lambs, Al Brownings % cs. ~
Calves AID about 1850 Sheep and LAMBS ~ SuA'u''
lan's. l., ...s-s.s d,ra sio-s
BETvEs-Thers has been steady Business oons 80,
or sst Int 10 ward The close. tOday. business l
siackeped Of Prices however. are firm al tf9n - 10 -
ne 80 - sor, f-,y transactions and under these
gres but bey cannot be taken me far average oil mo
CovrS AN CsIvEs-Iu good demand. All sold al prices
ranging as in quality from SIS ~ $50 So. "a .h,
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Sod al from - 70 Sf~' w. N''~
500 len over.
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On Ta..Bsy evening Fes 70. Nc. ELIlAsEIa woOLLEi'
-. - ~ Wosey the o1d year OF hsf sge
~ family aved % ssnd h@r ian1fa az io'
. his afternoon her ts fssdsnce 800 hester ST.
oo Sunday Fsb 49, Henry CONE. sgse - yeas -, N y
H. gss. srs N. members a Lodge So as o. o.
are attend hs funeral o. ihnrso
Al o'eocl from his tate fssissaes - ChanDess az
mains BE- ~ Crossword CenstefV III VIII
On FEB "a, Il iuasnmstoa Of he ungs N>'
~ .,.s ,d frssda Of the f.mly and Hose o. hssrsa
f1sd frrr sn6 Charles Wi isms aDo - a,tso4 hs
law Tksooors W and Hsey Deosoa IN Pacific
IN er,l without iurbsr notice, from be az atsX
south Rrookyn THURSDAY FeD 81 a. LIAM McGOWAs
o. n l.sdsy PED %, u c0rsgnPiioo' '"
aged yss ssoB'h and ss5s Of hs brother Jass ard
49, ~ w., 10 OF Unitsa Anerean neesnss az
psrteulrly Tsoussod sttesd - - ~ M oco4
k,,s e.. 60 ~ ats residence 10 E1Ao"eh o.
prse'.s. liz P.b a5 a short but iasss, Ms
-, 20 I rss22 ara s5s Of Jeremiah n Hslsey
IT, ,.e6s sso ScqoAstances Of ne s are nvso 70 A.eao
~ on Thsrsdsy att oOOci Pm from her late
iss - IT, 81 john ?. DEAN, of apoplexy.
~ 6rnos also the meoers Of NE Hsonea
Prssbyiersn Cbufcbss Of he~ York are ss7 70 AZ
tsnd k from the resdsles Of bis ofothsf ak1 Do4n
aio Ws,t sxssDth u Wednesday FEB 20 st3h Ocock
- Fsn orssns pspsss please copy.
In Brookya Tuesday morning ChAhLEs C. aiaos SOC o.
Ths syS and relatives Of the family invited to asud
be oock, this afternoon, IRON NE re;9snce !, ~
father It bst~esa Fulton r ana "looE's u
o. ssssxs,s.Og Feb 49, suddss ELIz A. wife Of Joseph H.
~ ss.rs, vii take place hsifpsst TIVE ocosk weinss
,y s goth net her late residence NO lbo Clinton e. brook
I me rass viii BE- conveyed Greenwood fo intsrnsnt
The Of he anaV
are ss respectfully invited attend without luther iovaon
On sun1z, FEB 70. Mr. henry ~ CONE, aged % years
sosi..''" W in'''' 49, '' " as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer 80,
TE1E SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT
No 2s4 East Broadway, near Monlgomery.s

Il No 264 East Broadway Montgomery'st. and the
House and Lot No III DivisiOn.st at Auction.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER viii sell at Auction on
WEDNESDAY, February the 10Th, at Y O'CLOCK al the
Merchants Exchange, the following desirable properly
viz:
on EAST BRoADwAv-The valuable Three Story and
Attic Brick House, with attsched Oxlb and Ot
of ground No 264 East Broad way north SIDE
and next the Of Moptg Dmeryst the lot running
through DivsOn-s Theots very large being n feet front
both East Broadway and Diyision-st by lOf feet 10
depth be the same more or less - ,
finished beautiful style having silver plated furniture
solid mahogany doors gas fixtures, Croton water, OAlh
rooms water closets kitchen range and rich marble man.
tells hroug hout Ia fact having every modern Improvement
both for elegance Of style and convenience being out IN
the substantial and costly manner by Capt Cobb and
was formerly the residence Of the late Daniel rrmble LIS
location being healthy and fashionable nelghbOrhood,
and on and near several stage rOutes-s proximity To
downtown business makes altogether one OF me most
desirable private residences now offered for sale IN hls
city On The rear Of the lot fronting DvisonsL there
story brick house, known as No III, built IN good
style, with Croton water, water closets &c For maps,
al further particulars, apply TO the Aucuoneer,
BrOad-st 1873 lst III Z<Ns
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Of Ohio. and with the usual rights S'an'eu
- -.H.o.d. and confirming the counties and
,o,rn. ,broueh which it may pass the right to
-. % the stock. The connections at each
"a - ,bis Road, by which it will become link
- thu great chain Of Roads from St Louis aud
cincinnati and Baltimore, we have before no
,;ced. A large traffic, it is confidently expected
nv the Directors will be had in live hogs, which
will be transported on the hoof to Baltimore and
the business Of pork packing be transferred 20
that place. The ofFal of the hog is worth more IN
Baltimore than at the West and the cost OF re-
sailing and inspection will be saved. The Goa
trade il is also estimated will reach 100, 600 tuns
for the consumption Of the interior OF the state
large business will also be done in the trans
portstion of building stone. la relation 70 the
traffic 10 be expected from GAINESVILLE alone, the
Exhibit Of the Directors says
The city of GAINESVILLE, with exhaustless mines
of iron and coal and best with water,poWer
1ucoualed in the West, is destined to be the
nost important manufacturing town IN Onio IL
holds the frat rank in that respect already ana
railway outlet, to the diluvial region beyond tue
coal.feld, will furnish, at once, very largely In
creased demand for her manufactures, and open
ton to the abundance and cheaPness OF the
water.power, Coal can be furnished at the manu-
factories for e7l cents to 81 per tun and as tue
well cultivated country around 1t, gives oountl'
full and cheap provision market, there must be
opening-ior GAINESVILLE manufactures OF iron,
nails, cotton, glass; whitehead, paper, @c:-a very
enlarged range OF traffic. AS some evidence OF
the amount OF trade which this place and It's neigh.
borhood could furnish to the Western Division OF
the Central Road, independently OF the large IN
fuences to flow from a railway junction at the In
portant town of Newark, and also at Columbus,
it may be here said that the Reports oil the Board
of Public Works show that, in lsi7, the freight
handled at GAINESVILLE and Dresden alone, to say
nothing Of the business Of nine other trading
points In the county-was three thousand tunS
more than the UkOle tunnage business Of the LattIe
Miami Railroad for The gear ls49. And yet that
Road was able TO declare ten per cent dividends
upon an amount of totce the estimated cost OF the
Western Division Of the Central Ohio Railroad
A careful estimate of the business Of the divi
sion between Columbus and Evansville has beer
made with the following result;
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s. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF
" S3.hnn 600

Nr,v.yoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD CoNvERTt.
BILE BONDS. win be sold by
Messrs. HAGGERTY, DRAPER JONES, at Auction
ON THURSDAY, the 9th day OF March next at Ia
O'Clock a, the Merchants Exchange, the whole iaue
Al CONVERTIBLE BONDS Of the NETWORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, amounting to Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand Dosri to the highest
bidders They will put upin single Bonds, with suitable
privilege of alsrger amount These Bonds are 10 sans
Al OOo each dated on the lat Of February 1851 and are pay
able In 20 years. and issued to pay the doang debt OF
the Company and procure adequate machinery and cars
for operating the road and the last loan the Company VIII
require to complete and equpi They bear interest a'
per cent payable semi annually In the City OF Newfok
on the Let of Feb and Aug and convertible into STOCK
the Company at par any time within 10 years rom OATS
The bonds are transferable the books OF me company
and have interest warrants attached the terms OF pay
mep ten per cent on day Of sse ten per on
the 18th OF March, teen per cent on the lst OF April h
teen per cent on Of May ten per cent on the M Of
June feen per cent The LOT OF july feen per cent
on the 1st Of August and per cent the lsI OF Sep
tember Purchasers viii have the option OF paying Z
larger or whole earlier dste ten per cent
on the OF the bonds not taken always being en
on deposit to be forfeited Noncompliance with the
terms of the sale copy Of the bond may be at the
Office Of the Company where report of the directors 70
the stockholders, showing the condition OF the Company
NAV be obtained By order Of the Board Of Directors
22ftm6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND. Treasurer.
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NJ. MERwIs, Aucroneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER o. w. 2O4
E1aROApW Cash advanres made upon AL COO
- ohOA xUrDScxOAY EVENING.

..,.-nt. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Ats4 O'Clock q the Auction Room
LtRRAsY BOOKs-A iArge and attractive coI-cs0a OF
rci, ru populAr STANDARD Literaurei Medical AHd Ineo
ioytssl Works. embracing Rrod vAneS Oh faAso.s
Rooks some Of which are IN hue bindings ..-.,
49, an sssortrnent II msce laneOus PuotcAonsi
scoool Books ard Bibles In quan tiles, &c.
40 rs rases OF EOeisap and Letter Paper, 'led ald
nisir. 100 orc Russia Qus &c
AT PRfvArE sALE -Bohns Libraries, eoasisuog o. nc
sfsrosro Sciruiihc Aniqnansn Classical lnsirat1i A
1nevvl cheap sefi-s These arc all highly popular Ano
hem publications offered 10 Tho Tade 10 "a "a
me. or Ia individuals in sets single copies, As may -
str,d Bv The extensive range Of subjects snoface 10
rt several series tney well adapted either - me IL
o,sr,s ~ public Institutions the sh1ves 81 puvae GOV
$500 The Aiest issues received TaylOrs Hoy '.
M ard D,ing and Lsmsrtine's Geoeyievethe former OF
b ,sndsrd Library sud The latter OF BOhos No ssfrs
pIc vi 8; Ciceros Oices, and Ko's Scripture Lands
,e erected BY 90 early packet Also, Lardners Lee
70, on Science and Ar Ewbanks ydrsuics and Ne han
~ RSsneus Double Entry Book keeping &c. Also. an
s.sor,nsut of Cap aud Letter paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
JAMES COLE, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR the

u y
' FULTON FERRY, BROOKLYN.-JAhE COLs
will Sc al grctoD on MONDAY March 8, 1851, al Y
O'Clock he Merchants Exehsnge supreme Oouf uuuef
the direction Of c. Smith, ESQ Referee.
All thoe ceran houses and lots OF land lying ana oelng
In The second Ward Of the City OF Brooklyn, ana oesg
~ Iob- Fher deceased made by Silss Ludum, City sur
veyo- on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County OF
Kings as follows: r.. -, NJ.
sta with The brck dwelling house thereon, and being Il
fee on Frontst IS feet on Dockst, ~ feet men on the
north line ard 70 feel on the west line OF said lot
Lot No. 7-Ad Joining, with the BRICK dwelling mouse
thereon being 10 ee4 inches on tronst - eel on
the line 10 eeton the norhine aud 81 ieet Inches
Cd the side Of said lot
Lot No S-Adoining with the brick dwelling mousse
thereon and being 20 feet inches Erontst 81 e-t
inches the east line IS feet on the norm ne ana % e
S inches on tho west line OF said iot
Lot No 4-FroDting DOck-st aud being ~ feet
inches in width Ia front and 90 ies Inca on the 80 n
line and 90 feet the north line, win e privilege oi al
aley 10 feet In width on The north line OF the lot
Lot No 5-Fronting Dcck-st and being q eet ana
inches in width In front and rear and 6s feet in depth on
each side with the privilege OF the said alley on ne SCUM
side OF said lot
Lot No. 6-On the southwest corner Of Water and Dock
ats being u feet inches Ia front and rear 70 eet on
Dock.st and 20 feet inch the west line Of said lot
Lot No 7-On Watesst adjoining lot NO b, and being
% feet inches In width Ia front and rear 70 eet men on
The east line and n inches the wet line or san oI
Lot No 8-On Water ad Joining lot No. T. and beng
q feet inches In width In front and II feet Inches
Oh the east line and i8 Il ms the west line OF ssd O
Lot No g-On WaIerst adjoining lot No. B and being
Is feet Watest 100 feet The cas- line u feet Inches
on the norhey line along the said ten foot alley and III
feet inches the westerly line, adjoining land late OF Al
exandeT Brkbeck
The said premises being distant from Fulton Ferry about
200 ards.
due on delivery Of the deeds within twenty days.
For mape apply to the AuctiOneer (48l) zot AUS
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Jas; N. MILLER, Aucaoneer.

JAS. N. MILLER, Aucuoneer
PARTITION SALE.-Will be sold al
4 PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Merchants Exchange
on Friday 28h Feb 1851 at II o'clock noon, under IN
order Of the Supreme Court Jas Miller aucoaeer the
2story brick yelling houses aad lots OF land, known a
28 LIE Roy A. and SO HorstiOst BOh houses are well
built and very desirable Part of the purchase money 40
remain on bond and mortgage. Pho r. Rugges, Referee
Enquire of FRANCIS TlLLOU Auorney
S2f6tt 1 Nssssu-st
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CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
PHILADFLPHIA, Feb ~. ls5l.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20. 1881.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals endorsed "Proposals for Cubicsl
Stone Bloch will be received at this Office until Tho l2h
DAY Of March next g8b n0oD fOrfurnshiDg the iollow
ing Cubicai Stone Blocks, viz
us blocks 3 by inches and inches In thickness
$50 blocks by inches ADD inches in thickness
1850 blocks by 10 inches sud inches In thickness.
1870 blocks by 10 inches ard inches In thickness.
1,il6 blocks by inches aud inches In thcshess.
1860 b, cks by l0inches and inches 10 thickness.
1914 blocks by ~ inches ard inches In thickness.
1f6 blocks by Is inches and inches Ia thickness.
AS blocks 10 by ~ inches and inches In hickness
1864 blocks 10 by u inches and inches IN thickness
1856 blocks 10 by Is ncaes and iochss Ia thickness.
us blocks II by ~ inches ana inches 10 thickness
l24 blocks Y by inches sad inches In lhickDess
blocks 10 by ID inches ann inches IN thickness, III
angular
l6 blocks "A by So inches and inches 10 thickness.
bocks u by a. inches and inches 10 thickness
"a blocks 20 BY So inches sDd inches IL thickness
10 blocks % by % inches and inches Ia thckness.
The above Stones must be Of the be- quality OF hard
grane, sound and free IRON sap and all other detecn
Each och must be fee Gle ar of any twist wind
The sides ends be dressed strsgh and square
the top bed Of each block must be picked % bo general
unfit nm surface
The City will the night to Increase the above BIZ
70 three times the quantity should be deemed expedent
The whole quantity contracted for will be required 10 be
delivered before The Let day Of July next 1851. upon
any whan the Delaware front Of the City, between
spsuce bnd Mulberry SIS free and clear from any charge
for freight dockage Wharfage Of any kind whatever.
The proposals state the superficial square
yard 10 be measured IN the where the said Blocks
ray be aid down and work completed.
1ecmens Of ir stones exhibiting the qually sno mo
Character % the dressing Intended be furnished WIN DO
required 10 acoompany me proposals.
BY order Of Tie Commttee pubic Highways
2lfaw a. 4 IS TAiS cTnyETr City Commissioners
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcxxA. Auedoaeef
BROADWAY PROPER

TY. uesr .,ortlandtsi Al AUcTlON.-ANrHON
J. PTrrcKER vii sell al Auction ID r.fUHSOAY r-b.
q :, 10 c;cIoct Al the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
he following valuable property, VIZ
or BRoADwAY.-The very sepr or building and S's Of
tween Coarlsndt and Liberty ITS The loss together are 70
feet front snd rear by 10 tex in depth The building Is ~
feel ropt ard rear ard i6 feet 10 depth aud Is stories
bish shove ground VITA and ender cellar erect
ed within the last eas without regard to expense snd
is in every respect building OF the very hfs class Iefms
made known on the dsy OF sale For further parlcu 2ss
apply 10 the Aactioneer7 Broad st. tlSs7l 1914
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ANTHONY ] BLeEcKER, AucTioneeI.
A NfUEA Nj "a "A

JAMES COLE, Auci0neer.
positive SALE of Valuable Prop
ertv on Wilow.st near Clark, Brooklyn, by order OF
Executors-JAMES COLE will sell At Auction on MON
DAY March 3d. 1851 al O'Clock, at the Merchants TX
change New York the following desirable property
one vacant Lot the west side OF Wllowst ITO teet
inch from the southwest corner olCsrkst
Two Lots snd large Frame House (S6i feet square, on
the south side of the above.
One vacant lot on the south side Of the above and adon
ing the residence Of Henry Leavitt, Esq. 90 ,,,,
The above property Is known as 81 9i 20 ana 20 WI"
low.sL
Tems-60 per cent may remain on bond and mortg sge
for three years per interest For Maps and fuu
nar,icnlsIs annlv 10 JAMES COLE,
Q2f ans 43 FulIon-tt, Brooklyn.
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~ 3. BUTLER Auctioueer.
4 EASEHOLD PROPERTY AIS Hud.

A<sOn-st. viii be sold Al Auction the Merchants TX.
change THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of March next a. Il
O'CLOCK by order Of the Administrator % the OF Geo
Phillips. decesfed, the Lease Of Lot AIS Hudson and
the Buildings thereon.
The Lease i from Trinity Church. expiring May 1876
Ground $50 with Cor renewal or payment
for buildings The Improvements consist Of two bnck
buildings three stories high; The front occupied for
sore and dwelling the rear FOR dwengboth ire proof
and N goou otoSf, e1d renung for about pc
Sale for essh-l0 per the time Of sale and the hs
anee on LrsBsirr. By order ofJANcS s PHAYER, Pub
he Acminlslrntor and Administrator Of GeOfSe Philips
deceased, Nassan-st lsfrms
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NOR

vNREASURERiS OFFICE, NOR
II WITCH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD CO.
Notice IL hereby given that assessment OF nye dollars
per share has been laid the scrip preferred stock OF The
Company payable the Treasurer a. the transfer once OF
the Corporation rs Merchants Exchange New-fork, on
the enth cay OF March The transfer books viii Do
closed on he 9Th March. GEO. l.. PERKINS,
Jsf sots Treasurer.
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D. W BROWN, Aucuoneer.
"OIlSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. -

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c.
IA w. BROWN viii sell at auction, THIS DAY
(wednesday) Feb Is al loi O'clock Al ~ 6roaawy, oy
Cafaioeue an extensive assortment OF good Fuiutufe
cons2pg OF Mahogany Sofas Chairs Couches ard Dvsis
Wsrtrobes Bookcaies, French and Cot'sge Seas'1sas
~ tai &C. Marble top Sofa and Center TABLES, WanuI
Cane Seat Chairs, &c Also Lamps 0irsadoies Snve1
dIaleu " 0is' 26flts
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CITY COMaIsaoEERS OFFICE
Philadelphia, FEB. % 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Philadelphia, Eco ~, 1901.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals. fof
Bridge Trsmway and Gutter stones will be received at
this Office until the twelfth cay 0f March next tls6 al
noon for furDsbif tho following Bddge Flag, Tram
way and Gutter Stones from 900 10 500 fee. In length Of
dressed Granite TTamwAy 10 inches wide tho
surface inches hicf, tna not less Than feet In length
be dressed ssght and clear Of any wind the
surface eDds well squared and side be beveed II
inches under from The surface Aso from 500 10 5000 et
IN length OF North River Tan Stonss of d men,
s0Ds, eLd dressing as The above mentioned GraDne
FROM 300 10 0O feet Length Ut NOrtb River bndge OF
stones ~ inches wide. less thsD inches 10 ncE.
ness. AID not lees Than fret long Also ron <oo W o
feet in gh same Kind Of Bridge or Flag stones 10
inches wide not less ihsn inches hck and not lees than
eet ia le6glh FROM 1900 2tso feet In length Of
North River Gter Sones be straight and clear VI twist
I'D OD the surface than iuches In thickness,
snd not less ihsn feet IN erglh n be Develed enc nch
under on the surface The shove be Of
the best qualify bard and sound the whole be
sTaiRb eVe0 and level the surface, free from any
BUMPS or tws., wind o. a uniform thickness fun 70
The sizes nsme5 asd edges and ends FOIL the square.
The whole qusunly contracted foe Will be required 20 b
delivered Ia such portions may b. designated ia Tho
months Of April Nay, June and July 85 upon the
Schuybi River ont Of he city, to Wanutst
wharf free and ceor from any charge for freight
or wharfage Ofany kind whatever
The proposals must state The price per foot In length
Twenty per the delivered viii he re-
served until the hOe sha hsve been comphso
with.
BY order Of the COMMITTEE Pobllc Highways
.ifaw 1o 8 covert r Ssy SS@.
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JosEFH HEeENAN, Aucioaeer.

JOSEPH HEGENAS, Aucsioueer
THURSDAY, Feb. 27, at 233 Henry,
n corner Of PAeihe-st Brooklyn, a. 10 O'Clock AN
E.egAnt Rosewood pfght Piano (oew) handsome Ward
robe, Bookcase Sofas Mahogany Bedseats Marble-iOp
Dressing Bureau ard Washs rich Toilet SCI: French
China DEner ard Tea Sets, Cut Glass &c being general
assortment ~ Psror. Chamber an Kitchen furniture
caeloguss W. be ready p he aaclon-room wssnes
day. &flHS'
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JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK, Auc.

MONA IL I1OhDANOOhs oNN-
ID toneer and Commission Merchant, Office 70 Broadway
New-YoTk - - ,r ~, D..
RefereDces-Hon. Moses M. Grinnell Hon. y fresco'
Hall simeon Draper ESQ Hon WV. Brady s. C. Herring
ESQ Geo f. Nessu Esq. Coleman Steson
sales of Real Estate Household Furniture Groceries ano
Outdoor Sales solicited. Money to Loan on Bond and
Mortgage. lo' ~"
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DANK OF THE METROPOLIS

DANK OF THE METROPOLIS
Id CAPITAL a. 900 ,0OO.-The Books Of Subscription
to The spita SlOek OF This Bank viii bo opened by CON-
miuee Of The Directors al the ofhce o. WARD Co. g
Waist IN the CITY OF NeyyYok, on Tuesday, tho lslh
dsy OF February, inst, from 10 O'Clock, AM, unul
O'Clock PM and will be continues open for leo days,
unless the whole Capital shall be sooner Subscribed An
ins,nuent OF I've per cent will be required be paid At
the time Of subscription The following named perscn4
will constitute the first Board OF Directors:
James Mccall DGEiel 8. Miller,
Henry Suydam, IT, Edward q. Fale,
Wilson 6. Hunt Lewis O. Wilson,
William W Stone Henry L. P.erson,
BENJAMIN b Sherman, John Steward, IT,
Henry c. Bowen, Jonathan n Ransom
13eorya Roberts Charles H. Booth
Horace B. Clahn, A. Robertson Wasn,
Thomas Smull.
Dated. New-Yorl, Feb. ", 1854. III Da
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MARRIED,

- Al. - H. .s,.ra PoIb.ma. JOHs n wENhAS 70
an MISREPRESENTATION Ssusbisr Of Henry suydsm. al Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26

DISSOLUTION.-The Co partnership
AIbsretofOre existing under The firm o. MlDDLEiON
L Ri CKMANis this day dissolved by lie ovs hmianon
CHARLES MtDDLETON 60.
ROBERT w HICKMAN, senior
New York, Feb IL, 1851
Robert W RyckmGn, 5eaOf, viii continue .hs a. 80
n he cid stand, 81 Broadway, where Ihe OILS :" 9gss
arm are 10 be settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
narket.. .oA.sruLLY RgrosrED 70. rHa raIauss.

TUESDAY, Feb. p.
ASHES-Hoders are very frm with better inquiry
Sales of 100 bbs 5O5 5 for Pots and 654 for Pearls
COTTON Continues decline 600 bales reported
sold easier prices The market shows strong tendency
TO decline materially The stock at NewOreans IL very
heavy and affects this market There is shipping de-
mhnd here We Give anOlauona As follOWs: