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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
Whalara.

letter from bark Junus Of New Bedford, reports At Tristan,
Dec 80 ship Emma Jones Little New Bedford 900 sp and 800
VIII on board for Holland Marce Waso" do. 90
Spoke, Jan lat 81 g. on4 w bark Pones Weeks Green
port iosrd bound Caps Town 20 repair chronomeer
been bro Jan 10, lat 81 Ion 30 f. bark Peter Cook
Cook Proyucetown ept Oct - $50 the SPOKE two
da previous brig Charlotte, Winners. 5ag Habor 200
spoAen-Dec lat As, Ion lo5 w Csta oroo'by Delta OF
GrseupO bb cruise; 18th, lat IS S, Ion 9l 45 w
Hog More Warren AIS 50; 2gth lat rs 10 s.
ion W Herald Of New Reod bound quantity OF oil not
ceransd (suppossd the Herald, Macomher blund homs
Honolulu Dee 49, ship ArmatA, Hon. hLondon had shipped
b VII oil end her bone By ths Columbus for NLonoa
Of he cargo about 800 b5s would the Eliza
Warwick would another tbs Arctic seas
spoken-Aug the Middle Ground, Clifford Wayre, Wady
FIJI out 500 sp; Jos Howni, haxws DO % months oui
Bark Manuel Ortiz 3il tuns nearly nov, has been purchased
New Cok by Capt Yves Rowland OF New Bedford Tor wnar
has purchased in Baltimore BY New Bedford mouse
for a Vhaer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
JAMES Co.'s, Aue,ionser
VALUABLE PROPERTY, known +,

the MOULDING MILL Nos. 81 and "a wsshlaeso.
81, Brooklyn Also Bond and Mortgage on HOass IA
Adsmsst FOR sale NJ Auction by order oi The Asszaees
JAMES COLE will sell on MONDAY, March a. AZ u
O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange, New YoFs lie foJ
lowiT property
A lhre-siory Brick Build ng. Nos. 81 and 81 Washinr
ton The building Is % feet 10 inches By So feet dess
and contains steam engine and boilers Of Is hoseoower
OF Burdens make which will De add with the building
The engine is about year old and the boilers are III
good order One lot IL = by 2 feet the other lot 4 9
feet 10 inches front by So feet 10 inches deep The prom
erty leased for four from m Of May next fof
81 200 per year rent
Also certain Bond and Mortgage, made and executed
by James NJ Plumsiesc and wife unto George Gilbert
dated August a. $780, and recorded Ia e Kirgs Ccuntv
Cerks's Office iber 73 Of mortgages page rs Cor sa5O1
The following property. viz tvoslory, attic and
basement frame houie filled In with brick, the easl sds
OF Adsmsst between Concord ano Tiary sta known a.
No 1871 Adsmsst; house % BY 80 feet Also, twostory
and attic frame house the OF The lot 10 which he
Is by FIVE feet alley which is well Jagged els
70 each house, grape vnes, 6c o % BY los feet
On this property is prior mortgage Of s2oc0
For full particulars apply 10 the Auciorser, or TO
EDWARD WHITE, Assignee.
ml2 10 l7S Clinton si, NewYork.
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[Fron 90 Consspoodent. ]

PHlLAnkLPHlA. March ll-Arivss-BaIk colssr, Wright
noesn brig Canton Crove Boston schs Ben Douglass
Niofh Guest lines d.; Aatsrss Gandy DO; Hort n
fancy k'oob Lebanon BroSD Portsmouth,; Rough Ready
Coates, Eestport
Cards hs sar,h ANA Prkha Port Prince May Ann
Guest Home, hlOfk Horton, Candy d0 w Errirkson
Wesieoi Wsyne ubi Expedite Racket East cb Anarss
Saads nfori D5ughsry. Murphy, hchmo1d DAVID smith,
smih Charleston; steamer kennebsc. Seymour, EYok.
NEWPORT, March 9An Bleton Kelly from Bos,os Tor
cora Chase IN DO foe do star Hcksrson n do so
socp Geo Washington Smi b, Smith I'm Norwich Tor N.EBsiod
Mach llih, sehs hoafor Bs-e I'm Washtm Tor Pha3.pL
Manner Nasfsan I'm heE 8sdro Tor 10, Amanda b
ofd Ccrnes furg IN d. FOR 3d. Spray DAYS. m 8a aors Tor
eAan Hersa Pare IN Sss Iors ~ 3os1ri soop is wad
n n sew loiA GfEgs 6aVefn 10 ior Wsfshlm Pm
Anna above Fts.sh bare sailed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.............MARCH IL.


s,sners- Georgia Porter Chagres, &c. Roberts, North
America Bsthen Chsgrss Psnoocot CLARK, Phsdsphai Iron
sides Green South Auboy.
Ships bs GRUMPY Charleston, Wsrdlei Gatten6urg'
N Schmidt Bachsn Chnerai Barg new"
orleans, Golham. Rssset & Co.
BarksXr.mn. Bsarss St Petersburg NevboM crut Coz
Bses Eodgs Phsoe ha Prn Carl Tsrras nIsnla, Punch
& hsincks.
Bessea New. Airdgs, era Leone, Whtrey Co sam
son, Wheeler Mobile Hubut Coz Nancy DAVIS, Antgsa
skeriH dsnl Port Walihsl Va.
aLoor aF-
VIM C0l er, Brooks PhlaoepLi LOUISA. Morey doi Globe,
Small Salem; l. Lsnfife, Chichester Maranhap N Freeman
Co lousne Smith. Charleston NJ cret'i Vst dov Wat
tor Porand Abus, Pchn Boston, Maria Wyctof Baltimore.
johnson d Lowdsn.
soop Roger Wilas Rhodes Pfoyidsucs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

,, U.u n brig Aeza Al Portland I'm cassnas Reports hav
n Al. southward Of tie South shoa of ths ataso
As nes bales cotton, barrels o. houf sce OF uoA P ~
uhns and other = o. vessel 81, g..
sur FascuoS of Ns~buUpoft lesofs s ~
= ,hin AZ nO tun. iOufy years Old eTns' os
Can't cash Luot There snlases Sya "a ~
49, e bt ana eoods board. tor $500 wa ne
Fir % Ikroc a. Uni 81 states 5000 At me "Ashs''n
a. 80 ~ .bs utuns and 800 the Co,'iers Mutual .
from San Francisco was ~rssea aooA- WV 40
a. s~.-srre Of Rsa-o hafhoT 40 lives Oct - -,
v.-.f, T,-ton ron Boston Gait fuA put INT Iaa
= - "A sg,o on the 18th. she took Of the cree o. sch
NJ Iot OF and fo Bah reported sbanioa'd oil Cape
brig Leopold oDOuusl was cold al anSHon Al sA
varr.h int for $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

Cape Cod sw Il miles, seen packet ship rsf
lament. from Bost0n for Liverpool .,. = D.,
march lat 81 95 lon brig oray Ta from chArs''oa Tor rO
whence .,..-,
March lat 20 %, Ion "a Al, passed al Amsfcan pAn '
color up 10 her raj, ihst beng ha L. ,,,,.-...
Marh leland Ne miles, brig Rescue Iron "nns
msh of leland ssnassi ship supposed The d.
Ia. Holmes hence for kOrlssns
MACH Z lat 36 "a lon - seen brig Marshal Out q.
Jsn a. LAT n 6 90 sch Carsr from fhAdsphA io
,brs PR s,ma lime bark El7Ira Of London, steering "
Mach Ia 2s % Ion Is 30. signsesd BARK Canada
Fsb II ts 81 Ion ~ brig Thss I'm 81 IAsnas Tor ha'Ana
No date on Tobaco c taab Petng from Cnagres bound H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
The Irving Institute, Tsrrytown, N Y.
Il YON'S CLASSICAL AND COM

1lMERCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Gen
temen-Efisbshed by the present Proprietor In 1885,
Rhe location Of this Institution is unsurpassed TarrytOwn
being OF the Oldest and mos agreeable towns In the
Union noted for its saubrly and morality and accessible
several times day by the Hudson River Railroad.
The Principal IL assduous 10 his regard for The moral
welfare the physical comfort the intellectual improvement
the and personal habits OF his pupils Pupils will
attend the church designated by the parent
The Course OF Education includes all the branches pre-
paraory for College business for professional
ca life. Elementary proc Piles will receive tho stic e.
tenton which their paramount importance demands.
The Academic year Is divided into Two Terms Of FIVE
months each; the Summer Term commencing the first
Of May the Winter Term the FIRST Of November April
and October vacations Pupils can be- admitted at any
time.
Charges-SOO for the Summer Term si05 for the Winter
Term payable In advance. This includes Board, with
washing and mending bed and bedding fuel and ght and
Tuition exceptn Modern Languages and Music together
with the Of all the necessary books Ia the English
branches. deduction viii be made where two come
from The same family.
aeferences-To The several Clergymen Of Tarrytown;
Hon. Washington Irving, DO. Hon Gulian c. Vefplsnck
New-York; Benjamin LOder Esq Rres. N. Y. and Ede
KR, New York Edward X. Collins, Esq, New.York;
Hon J. w Schmidt ESQ., do To any others Of the nu-
names will be furnished application TO the PRINCIPAL
Letters should be addressed /" North Tsrrytown."
WIN. I. LYON, AM, Principal and Proprietor
me 2AWtf WIS
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON March liar bG,k Pasndar Glasgow cor Jas Ss
efpoOl
Wm Corbett. fy. and May Miller Ph lsispha; ISIS En-
bsf Stats and l. New fOFii Baker TsnssG Du barry,
Norfolk.
CD chip hsguoa. Noble; barb EaIsltns sai bres Caro-
hre San Juan Cubs; Raaeov Ma;ALrl schs Laeoa
ans NTork.
PORTLAND. March 10 Arr sch EdVd Frtnshn irfoh
ca brig Roht Pencil Ms'1nzH sch Geneva San Juan
NEW BEDFORD. Mach OAR sch TRos smith, Baltimore,
NEWORLEANs haruh 2-Air brig Dennark, NHOrk.
Cs thips John W WHITE Boston Qusosc NYork.
SAVANNAH, March 7ca sch Aafnst Halock, FYork.
cHARLESToS, March s. CD seh Col sa.seflsy NYorE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
SALES BY AUCTION.

ASTBoSY }. BLEE@NEk. Aacaoaesr
1 ARGE SALk OF United States, New
Lyon State City. Bfk ard Insurance. Commas
Stocks. at Auction ANTHONY J. BLgECKER VII
sei al Auction on Thursday March ~ 1851 Al ia
O'Clock NJ at the Mfrcnsls Exchange. The solowfat
valuable Stocks on scconn % whom It may concern
I, 0 shares Of he Me- chsrls Sank S.srk -
20 shares Of the Tradtsrs Bsrk stock
lSC Shares Of The Leather Manufacturers Sank s,och
7s shares u the N-w YORK tlsurst CO Co.'S S,ock
$50 CITY Five Per Cent STOCK. payable 1883
$Z2l City Five Per Cent ocs payable 1850
e7l7s Ciiy five Per Cert stock payable 1879
$22 go City Five Per Cent S,ork payable 1850
SS0l9 STATE Five Per Gent 81 CT. pAy4b' 1855
S9tou State five Per Cent STOCK payable 1889
5000 4. States Six Per Cent STOCK, payable 1851
MI u to9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
New-York Catrle Market. MARCH II.

Reported for The Tribune.
IAt The Wsshi1gton Drove Yard FOurhsyenue and For
" fourth-st and the HUDSON River BulPs Head foot
Of RobiDson-sL for Beeves. For CowA Calves, sheep
and Lapbs, al Bfownngs, SIKH 81 near Third avenues
Hnd atChambeTlains, foot u RobilsonSt
OFFERED-l7T5 Besyes ooG southern. he reInalndsT
from s State snd Ire East) 80 Cows and Calves, aud
4 eco SHEEP and Lambs, q eTownngsi IS Cows sDd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

Calves, and shout 1900 sheep snd Lambs at Chamber
iain's.
BEEvrs have been in fair demand during the week, bat
ont sterial chabge from last week The rsage from
TO sIc About 300 left over. -
Cows AND CALVES pleniier Bales al from $50
S35a45 Len ever 20 -.
SdEEP AND bAMBs-Sales at from f0D5 $3.50. LOT
over an MARKET dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

IN stramer from SavannaAM Deacon aud srvant
Mr.. Renwck Son. sOcum Miss Hitchcock, WIN Wacou
Jno We,tst Begonen crossy, Mrs Dessan Miss De
forest Mr. Barclay lady dtughts Mr. Barclay aud 'evan
Mr. Kn McArde Sarah Boute James ROuter add lady
w Tominson. Deaso~ w Stow, w Scott, w Bantly
Cant G g Dillingham;, l. Beers Wn Flnn VIM A Hicks, G
Robinson Empire Halliday Col Mcintosh, Rlkemani
lien Cbas Peterson Joseph stn and 55 in the Storage
ID bark Cor Ton Orlolm from Lag,0gra Porto CaJsoF
Carvao Of Caracas Beesn Coaul for Venezuela, Capt
Jas Homer Of Philad.
IN 6rio AHantie Ocean from Tobaseo-Miss Forster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
ASrHoSYeJ. BLEEcKER, AUcrIoSEER
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING

n LOTS on Twenty-ninth-st near Fiflh-sy M Auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii ssn at Aucsloa 90
TUESDAY March 49, 1851 al l2ocloek al the Merchsutf
Exchange the following valuable property, viz;
On TWENTY-NINTH.sT.-Threelo lots OF Ground on the
north side OF fweny-ninh-st between the Fih and Mad
son avs commencing leo feet east of finhav said ot
being each D size q feet front aud res by SO feet nches
in depth lsrge portion Of the purchsse-oney can re-
main on bond and mortgage for four years, 81 per ees
For Maps ndfurher psIucnlers apply 10 the Aaconeer
7Sroad.sL 1861 mi~ Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

ANTHONY J. bLEtCkEk AUcuOneeI
yNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY, III
IL MARKET.sT, AT AUCTION-By order Of the
Administrator-ANTHONY J BLEECKER will sell AZ
Auction on WEDNESDAY, March u, Al II O'clock al the
Merchants Exchange the following valuable property viz
On MARKET-sTREET-The valugbe lot OF ground with
the 3story and attic brick House. with basement and lot u
ground known IL Msrketst side, between East
Broadway and Henrys next the corner OF Ees. Broad-
wsy; OF Is feet by 80 feet IN depth size OF hoas3
Is feet by so feet In DEPTH be the more ess Fof
maps and further particulars. apply 70 the saeton
eer,7 Broad-st WILLIAM 3. CAMPBELL,
m468ts Q442) Administrator.
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Receipts OF Produce

BIZ the Erie Railroad, Monday March ll-l,o6t
bushels Oats dressed Hogs IL casks Ashes, l57 Pkg
Buuer, 14l Gales and II bales Hay.
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rznrssers. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron RHs TRIBUNB

TUESDAY. March II.
ASHES-The market is steady with a fair demand, and
sales Of Is bbls at 37405 so for Pols and 621 for
Pearls.
COTTON Continues buoyant under the influence ORE
ports from the South thai the receipts falling of 800
bales have been sold today fall prices. The Cotton
sales for three DAYS are 600 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
ASrHoEY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
TIER EXECUTORS SALE

DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE
i'll OF 100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sel al paolc
auction the l7th OF March next oy order Oh we
one OF the Ian Res and valuable pieces OF Real EsA
living In one body aud In OF he most desirable
In this City has been offered this season and mo
attention OF capitalists and others 10 the following sa'o
The subscribers Executors OF hs Last VIII and testament
OF The late William Wright Of the City OF New Ior, a9
ceased, will sell al public ans1o9 oy Az mn sav of
March 1851 at II O'Clock. 1T the Merchants
The following valuable property being part oil '' 'e~
estate OF the said deceased, VIZ ,.,, ,,,m,nv TIA
BRoADwAY-2l lots OF ground on BroSawAy, iosS sS
entire fronts on The eastery se of two blocks ana nan
between Forty6st and rsytourthss I'VE Oh ness gre
corner loss, ana nS S .,oIi "u ssa ROADWAY
SIXTH AvENUE-l4 tote of ground on The SlxlnsV psnu
which are opposite the pubic square, extending lou ~
regulation Appropriation Tor "msh nav
Tag been made long since ,,.-.,S.. ~, IN.
FoRTY FRsTsrl5 lots OF ground living togener 90 ,ns
norhery side Of Forty hrsst being the "noio """' w
tween Broadway and bMthaV ,..,. ,ha
FoRTy-S sCoND.sT-A lois OF ground comprising tno
entire rons of both sides Of Forty second a. leV 1851 "oe
hetu ean SIxth-av and Broadway.
FoRTY-rHIRD-sr-20 lots OF ground lying togetner on
the southery sde OF Forty-hrnt being tho entire ffoat
between Sxihav aud Broadway
FORTY TBIRDsT5 lots OF ground on mo northery ads
Of Tyhlrdst commencing 80 feel Inches rom broad
way. ..., r.. 49,.
Improvement and the deeds will contain covenants against
nuisanees The e Is perfect and the sale VIII be absolue
TERMs-Ten per cent Of tie purchase money! with the
Auconeers fee will be required 10 DO paid on the day OF
sae, per cent before tho Isl day OF July nexL
when the deeds will DO delivered eighty per cent may 70.
main on bond and mortgage al the option ofihe purchaser
for or years cent Interest payable ANNUALLY
DANIEL II r0MPKINs,l rxecu,or.
WIN. j. STAPLES, J
Maps ofhe above property may be obtained at the ONCE
CT Auconeer No BFoadst and after the 6h Inst
ml4678,ll,D 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
q. A. Chiffon, Auctoneer.

o. A. Chiffon, Aucuoneer
HOUSE and LOT 375 BrOome st. at
lAAUCTION.-COLE & Chiffon viii sell Of aac-
ton FRIDAY March II, 1851, at ~ O'Clock, at tbs
Merchants Exchange the story and sic Frame
House and Lot SIS Broomes south side, between MOI
and Mulberry ats Lot Is feet 'front.' Is feet3 In rear W
feet side l6 feet In side, less House
about IS feet deep For particulars and apply % tho
Auctioneers, WalLst 1861 MIL fsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
SCHOOLS.

ST. THOMAS'S HALL. FLUSHING
SFEMALE INSTITUTE, Flushing, Long Island All
the branches OF thorough education both solid and orns
mental taught In tins Institution, by experienced and
highly competent instructors Pupils received at any
period Of the seslor and charged from the time OF en-
tering Circulars containing terms and numerous refer
ences may be obtained the Bookstore 1873 Nassau 81 Or
sp picsriOp by mail or otherwise. TO Rev WILLIAM
IL GLIDER. A M. Flushing. Long IslAnd. ml2 2LW4St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

Mohawk was steady at go Erie was heavy and declined
10 sCS Harlem shows y cent decline, selling at So
Portsmouth was frmer than the fancies generally and
closed al 49, 1t stated that In anticipation Of The sale oil
lots by this Company they have had numerous applications
for grounds for building purposes that proposals have
been for for large diseres for hotel and
other buildings Corn for disery purposes be bought
cheaper al Porumoulh than at Cincinnati Company 10
also being formed for The purpose Of working the freesone
quses GLANDS Of This Company by machinery for the
supply Of the towns the Ohio River NewJersey Min
ing Co. sold At l6i decline Of p cent, but that was bid
Al The close. Farmers heavy at decline Of y cent
Canton also heavy Long Island was without marked
change. Edgeworth sold %; at Boston the quotation
was 81. Norwich declined g. cent In Bank Stocks
there were some sales generally declining prices The
subscriptions to he stocks of Banks have put
siderable amounts Of the old Bank Stocks markell
Government stoci improving for 1897 ZIG was bid
and for coupons 1865 12oi The bids al the close ofthe
Roar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

[ABOYS, at Wilton. COMA. B. LOCKWOOD, PTin-
cpa-In this Institution the usual branches Of English
Education will be thoroughly taught The expenses
$50 per TERM including Board, Tuition, Washing aud
MendDg Circuars containing particulars can DO obtain
ed of w II. DlKEMAN, Controllers Office. A. STAN
LEY, Al Bowery, and s. B. sTURGES, 76i Chatham-st
N Y ms 2awWkSlm+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
NELLOWSl MINSTRELS, AT FEL-

4 LOWS OPERA-HOUSE. IA Broadway between
Howard and Grand ss Open every might during me weeS
The celebrated original and wellknown Fellows mlns
res comprising efficient and versatile corps OF talent
ed and experienced performers under the direction OF j.
b. Fellows whose Concerts In this City Tor me asl
have been received with the greatest favor by the elite and
fashion of this great Metropolis Their Concerts consist OF
Buresque Italian Opera Scenes, WHY sayings SOLOS
Duets Choruses Dancing and instrumental PERFORMANCES
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand ConcerS
for the accommodation ofiadies and families comuencns
At O'clock P NJ Admission IS cents. Doors open AZ ~
10 commence 81 u. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
ANTHONY }. BLEEcEEs. Aucuoaeer.
SALE OF THE VAL

ANTHONY }. bLEEcKEs. Aucuoaecf
NXECUTORS' SALE OF THE VAL
IA LIABLE PROPERTY 100 BARROW.Sr.. al AUG
rION.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk will sell al Auction
on WEDNESDAY March IL, al IL O'Clock, 81 the mER
CHANTS EXCHANGE, the following valuable proper.
~, By order Of Executors VIZ:
"OS BARROW srREEr.-The House and lot OF ground
s 100 Barrows near Bl,ecker said lot being In szs
% feet feet IN cth be the same
or less The above property Ia desrsoy locsled oelng
near one Of the best Stage routes In the Cry.
s2OoO OF The purchase money can remsln on BOND snf
will be given FOR further particulars apply 10 the suction
eeT Road A. r. B. FO5DlCk, rvscr,or,
WI T. ] COLEMAN, HAN,
m6sts Q45l for the estate Of Rebecca Sims, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
d. s. HoUGH. Auc,ioneer.

d. s. HoUGH. Aucioneer.
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at l0d o'clock
at54 Beekrnanst lot Of second bend Furniture ~
fs Chairs, BuTeaux, Bedsteads CrockeJ Tin Ware as,
Also, quantity Of new Furniture consisting Of Dressns
bureaux Sofas and Sofa Bedstesds. Care and Won ~
bes, Hat Stands ExteT slon Tables, Chsirs and Bedss
Also, an invoice OF Porcelain and Bohemian Vases &c
Also, alo OF hal. and husk Mattresses. without reserve
ml2 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
TUESDAY, March lip. M.

TUEsDAYJ
The Stock Market was dull to-day, and the ten
sspev of prices was downward The brokers' for the first
time IN ak months complaining OF lack OF business
At the Second Board the duness continued and prices Of
most Of The fsnces were easier Reading was heavy aud
closed At Co.. bis decline OF II p cent since yesterday
The bears have recently published estimate OF business
of this Road for 1851 showing very bad prospects Tor the
soekholders which has drawn out the following estimate
from parties who think better Of this concern The business
OF The road in 1851, they estimate win be
Tolls on $4,000 Of Coal, at
Parse pgers and freight same as Dec ana JAM oSvV0
y. Mail.
Niscellaneous receipts last year....... SoOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
AMUSEMENTS.

BROADWAY TABERNACLE
nUEDNFsDAY 18th March, FIRST GRAND con-
CERT GIVEN bv the celebrated Prims Donna, ELIZA
VALENTINE Performers: Siguora Valenlini. Signora
EneTsnza Mrs a B. Lincoln, Mr.. Pavavelli, Mr. Henry
Lincoln. A. b Liucoln Conductor Professor Vander-
vevde Tickets 80 eentstO be had at the Music Stores al
sSnora Vsleotins Singing School In Constitution Hail. $50
Roadway and al the door Eolan Piano from 6oerts,
"a Broadway To commence at 8 O'Clock. mlOot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

DURTONS THEATER, Chambers-st.
10 REAR or CITY HALL.-The nearest Thealer 70
the large Hotels open commence 81 IT O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING. March H. will be performed, the Com
edy 10 ) acts, called - ,,
Chas GOldhL CHI. Mr.. Burton Jenny. Mrs skefre@
WORLDS FAIR. or, London In 1851.
VIM. Wsggles. Mr.. Burton Miss Smudge Mrs skerrou
Boxes Drsss Circle and.P aTquee 80 Family Clrcis
Is cts Orchestra seats 10 Private boxes " and 20
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A. M. MERwIs, Aucuonecr
RY BANGS, BROTHER 81 co. 204

A. N. mEHNIN AuCuOuoof,
RY BANGS, BROTHER 81 co. 204
1SBROADWAY.-Cssh advances made upon oil Goa.
GgnmenLs.
NEW. YoRE sPRIsG TRAps 5ALs-Po be CON nenced on
MONDAY MORNING. March "a, 1851, and continued
during that and the succeeding week,
At the New Trade Sale Rooms 10 Park-row
The Catalogue for the Regular Trade Sale IL
ready, and may be had application the Of tbs
undersigned IL embraces tho usual great Of
stock including contributions nearly the entire Pub
fishing Trade OF the Country and several choice eonsgn
ments OF English Books
Nearly so sets Of Stereotype Plates OF popular and sale
able Books will be offered d this sale.
The Stationery Department embraces most extensive
variety Of Fancy and Staple Goods, Writing Papers, &C.
TERMS 5ALE--On ali purchases from whole Cats
logue amounting to $50 and upward four and six month";
credit; purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$50 and more than 500 four months credi and all purs
chases less than $780, cash.
discount Of per cest vii be SLOWED on all pur-
chases exceeding 81 900. BANGS, BROTHER CO.
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DHGRIM'S PROGRESS-OPen every
N EvepIng at Washington Hail. 5ss Broadway, near
Vouson st. The Panorama Of Bunyan's Phgrms Progress
Doors open att, TO commence al oeloreo O'CLOCK Al
mission % cents. .e ~,
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon al
O'clock hen children win be admitted al half price