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NEW YORK LMaIsI.ATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 16, 1852
nEPonTyp.
Mr. Rooms reported favoraby the bill making sp-
Mr. COOLEY reported. bill to incorporate the East
Brooklyn Savings Bank.
Mr. BARTLETT reported fayorabIy on the bill to al-
thorize Albany to subscribe to the Albany and Bingham
ton Ralroad.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Mr.. CooLr, (dem.) moved that the steam nav-
cation bills b. made the special for Wednesday
next week Agreed to.
IpRARV.
The bill making further appropriations for the State
Library building debated in committee Of the whole
until the ssnate went into executive session.
AssembIy.
AinAsy, Ma-ch l6 1852
Ar TyLoR reported bill to ivcorporate the American
Geographical and Statjstical Society.
Mr.. BLAcxsToSE reported complete the New York Bal
lot Box bill.
INFIRM CLERGY.
Tho bill incorporate the trustees OF the fund aged
and nirm clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal church
the d-ocess Of New York. read and passed.
Nothing furthes Of interest transpired during the
Ing session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THIRD READING Bills
To provide additional compensation for Justices Of The
peace holding Courts of Session in Albany, Kings and
r Conpbia counties.
To authorize receivers Of mutual insurance companies
to assess proinsum notes
Relative to the North American Fire Insurance Com
pany, New York.
To raise money, in Kings county for the building of
pententiary
the better protection Of mechanics and Others hold
ing liens on personal property.
In relation to mutual fire insurance companies
tion TO reconsider the last bill lies on the table.
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V~T Lato00 kf04sn AID0Ny~
BUSINESS IN THN SENATE--ExCITYMNN IN HXECUTIvE
sEssION-TBE 0ovERNOA's APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW FORK xrRALO.
ALBANY, March 18-SP M.
After spending hour In debating the question
whether twenty-five thousand dollars additional should
be appropriated 10 tho construction Of the State Library
building the Senators locked Themselves executive
session. usual to keep their proceedings from the pub
lie. Rumor, intsrnrddug jatps of the Paul Pry in
quistive family asserts TINT there mighty wrange
sudiy expressed by the dcbatcrs inside Shc further
Asserts that Governor Hunt wishing to accomplish all
he good he for his whg friends before he retres
Office, has nominated set Of haIbOr masters for Now
York . year in advance Of the expiration OF their
present term. This act being 80 unprecedented his
political sdversares sontend that combinations should
expire before the appointments legally Tho
old dame also asserts that the most exciting debates took
place and continued to this hour compelling such
had mot paired OF TO forcgo tho luxury Of their dnners
and suppers. large number OF the persons recon-
menaad by the Governor In the anti room awaiting
the result. The Canal Appraisers OF much
disagreement, among the wings and motion
jectn& Nelson Beaoh produced quite family quarrel
account Of his Being of the higher Inv orer' abo
tionistsa kind OF bped not very paltalc to Senator
eeknan 1t is possible that all tho nominations hand
will be confirmed tonight the wings havea majority
which " not likely to he the another executive day
The prospect now IL that the session will continue all
night
There nothing of Importance transacted In the
Assembly. Mike Walsli's resolutions Of impeachment
o0ald not be reaeAed W.
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McteOrologic al Observations.

MopsE's LINZ, coarER WALL srnsAx
AND BROADWAY.
TUESDAY, March I6 1859
BurrALs, 10 A. M.-Baronoter 90 4O Thornomsacr 50
Wind west. II is clear and pleasant.
y. M--Baromctcr 30 80 Thermometer ~ WiuA
southwest. 1t Is quite clear and pleasant.
RooHEsTHa. 10 A. Mt Is clear and pleasant The
Wind Is west Thermometer 25
8 +. Mt i a clear and cold night. Wind west
Thermometer .J.
AUBunr 10 A. M-It Is y cloudy, mild, pleasant m0ra-
ing. Wind west. Thermometer ~.
p. Mt IL a fine, clear night. W,nl east Thsr-
mometcr 35.
SYRACUSE 10 A. MI is pleasant morning but some
what cloudy. We have strong west wind ThcruOmcker
80.
8 J.. MI Il pleasant and starlt evening Wind
eest Thermometer 40
Urea, 1oA. Mt is . cloudy mor,sns but not un-
pleasant Wind west. Thcrmometerd3
+. Mt Is n clear and pleasant evening Wind
wost. Thermometer &C.
ALBANY, 10 A. Nit Is clear anh pleasant Wind
west. Thermometer ~. Barometer 800. Mercury Ts
L. Mt is a clear and pleasant evening 1hnr.
mometcr Al. Barometer 2asoo. Mercury 10 WinA
west.
TRov, 10 A. M-It is fine morning THERMOMETERS -.
Wind west.
p. Mt has been beautiful day. and attn con-
tinues fine. Thermometer ~.
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Freshets I'm New York State, &c.

THE HUDSON RIvEE BLoCKADED By ICE-RAILROAD
TRACKS UNDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TRAISs--
ALBANY, March 16--A NJ
The river hoTc Is clear Of ice but tho water is very
high covering the docks and piers to the depth Of
feet The ice is damned up at Coeymans and tho
Of the Hudson River Railroad is under water at
places between Cocymans and Albany No trains have
gone above kinderhook since yesterday afternoon and
the Southern mail this morning was carried down by
land to the 1t impossible to say when the track will
be clear long the eshet continues and may look
for deeper water when the Mohawk down upon
Passengers the express train from the West report the
track at Canaohac under water caused by the setting
back Of the Mohawk river from Of ice
that place. The Schohare Creek has not yet broken
away and not cake Of ice had passed the bridge this
morning at Schenectady. few miles west Of Schenec
tady ice embankment has formed to such extent
to food the canal to great depth, carrying boats
pletely out Of the canal up on the tow path.
The water, at A. NJ. was higher than AZ any time
within two years All the lower part of the city Is under
water, and the stores, furnaces &C. fhed and bui-
pcss suspended
THE WATER suBsIDISG AT ALBANY.
ALBASY March 16--S p NJ
The water in tho river commenced falling at O'Clock
this afternoon, the dam below having broken away. The
current Is running down very rapidly indicating
that the navigation il open. boot is expected to-
morrow.
BREAKING UP OF Tn: ICE ON LAKE ERIE, ETC.
BUFFALO, March 10 1852
The creek Is entirely clear Of ice and that the lake
Is fart breaking up and going down the river. The
weather continues and fine and the harbors ot
pected that boat will from up the bake this
week. and many preparing TO 90 out The steamer
May Flower Is being prepared fast at Coneau and viii
be ready for service ut the opening Of navigation.
Yesterday morning. while many persons venturing
the ice to wood drifted up near here
large mass broke away carrying two men out into the
lake. They however saved by clingng to pole
that was thrown 10 them. A man named Quinn, in at
tempting to rescue them, was drowned Tho body of
youth about 16 years Of age found under the Ice in
The chip canal to have been there
all the winter.
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@R00 WANTED ON GOOD SECURITY, FOR ONE
WOVO year Address W, A., Post Office.

ITO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILLINOIS
Central Railroad, New York, March 10, lsJs-Sosled
proposals will be received tho oco Of tho Chof Engineer
n the city Of Chicago Illinois for the Grading Masonry,
6raeng anu either of then with or
mtcIa on tho following divisions Of the Illinois
Sentra karoad @ 10 wt-First division from Cairo to Biz
Mnday fvsr miles second do from Big Muddy river TO
Township north o. the base line Of tho third principal
nos river GO miles eighth do Frceport TO Dubuaue
miles tenth do from Kankakee To Urhana "a iies
and will be rcccveda tho ooe in Chicago n.
for tho erh division until April I'D 1852 for The
eighth division until April 10Th 1859 At tho ar,t
snd second divisions, until May 2tt s52 at Pro-
des plans and approximate estimates of quantities be
ready for nspecticn and blank forms for proposals
statements OF tho mode and terms Of payment will he fur
nshed at the Office. tho New York and New Haven
city and a. The Office Of the Chief Engnoer in Shsaso Ii-
uoi on and ator March 2 1872 The same 40 far as relates
e the rs and second divisions sS Jones'
sale L.sss county Incs and TO the eighth division a.
will aso be received At Chicago until the th Of MAJ, for
whole part Of tho road Specicat be Oh
tanned and after the LIST Of April 1852 by app alton at
the once OF the Chief Engineer In Chicago Safactory
references will ia all cases he required. r. H. MASON
Engineer In Chief Illinois Central Rsilrosd
Illinois papers please copy aud send 20 No
Taneyer street, NeN NorL.
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Fatal Railroad Accidcnt --su,cide.


gentleman named Williams, about sixty years Of age
o wealthy mahogany dealer from Baltimore, was killed
this afternoon at Jamesburg the Camden and Amboy
Railroad In attempting to get upon the cars ust as
thoy starting from the station he missed his foot
Ing and fell between the platform and the breaking
his ribs bruidng his face &C. lie survived only fifteen
or twenty minutes.
ted suicide in the county prison last night by hanging
himself with his handkerchief lie had been committed
for abusing his wife and daughter while drunk.
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The lake is open. and boats on the move The
steamer leaves this morning for Cleveland via
sandusky.
The Ocean leaves here for Erie on Wednesday, aud
leaves Erie for Detroit Thursday.
The Caspian will leave Eric for Detroit touching at
Cleveland Friday the arrival Of the Eastern cars
CLEVELAND, March 10, 1852.
The steamer Northerncr left this morning for Erie.
ToLrpo, March 16, 1852.
The steamer Southcrner leaves this morning for San.
dusky.
ERiE, March l6, 1852.
The s,esmfg Nor'hcrper, from Cleveland, "a Ia sight
CtmIs W
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Serious Charge against Captain Chace, OF the
bark Thomas WInsloyv, OF Wcstp0rt.

Captain Cbsce of the whaling bark Thomas WiD-low,
Of Westport which lately put into Pensacola with her
crew In state Of muny is charged with having sold
quantity Of the ships oil at 81 Thomas, without render
ing account TO her He then discharged
raj Of tho officers and crewpaying them of with orders
uuou the at homeand sailed upon unknown
business, which, says the Mercury, 1t il ntmatcd on
the coast Of Brazil where the bark to be engaged in
have sent by telegraph order tn libel the vessel
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N EWS BY RAPH,
.~~~o~>~>>~~>c~>>~>>.~~~>~-.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
e~No~.~c>.~no.>.S.,>>--,<N
CURIOUS MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
NN~~cNo-~~ee>~Nrs>~>-~I
PROCEEDINGS I'M CONGRESS.
'-,r~,~r>c.o~-.><No~.>~--,l
The Iowa Railroad Land Bill Engrosssd in
the Senate.
tNrc.-<~,~N<<><~(->~~N-o>>t.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL AND BUN
C0MBE sPEeCHES IN THN HOUSE
o@-,-o~N.~>.<(~~>o,>~>o.vNoS
SINGULAR INTELLIGENCE FROM ALBANY.
S~..ooS~c.-----o->>~--os>,~-~>
Extraordinary Executive Session Of the Senate.
.y>~c~>~e<~~~~~>~~~.>~yl
Success Of Mr.. WelCh, the Democratic Con-
testant for the state Treasuryship.
e<~Ne-No<~>1~>>.~SNo~~>c.>cs
BREAKING UP OF THE ICE AND
FRESHETS AETICI PATED.
&c. So. &c.,
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL AND BUN
C0MBE SPEECHES IN THE HOUSE.
SINGULAR INTELLIGENCE FROM ALBANY.
Extraordinary Executive Session Of the Senate.
Success Of Mr.. WeIGh, the Democratic Con.
testant for the state Treasuryship
E.ron Washington Csty.


From Washington Csty.
THE PRESIDENTIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PAR
TIES-ALARA or TIM SCOTT MkS, ETC.
WARRINGTON, March 10 1862
The shg friends Of General Scott have become alarmed
at the strength of Mr. Flmores at the
South and begin 10 fear that either FILLMORE or Webster
may upset Scott in the Philadelphia Convention To
prevent this result, the Scott wings have had several
private meetings, and have agreed to prepare letter to
be signed by the General which may be calculated
move the objections Of the South without compromising
his expected support from the abolition wings Of the
able platform looking two three ways once II will
dodge the Fugitive Slave law and yet satisfy the South
William IL Seward win agree to this plan of operations
Webster and Fillmore apparently very friendly aud
take cup Of tea and chat together frequently.
The democratic leaders are In great confusion with their
humorous candidates. The Douglas party getting
perfectly Wild and very thirsty They drinking dry
oil tho grog ahops around the Capitol 1t somewhat
doubtful whether they in favor Of the Maine Liquor
law
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF ThE LAND TO THE ATLANTIC STATES.
WAsusoTos March 16-7 PM.
Nearly all the members Of the land States have como
to the determination Of opposing all b for the erection
Of custom houses Light houses mnts any other
for tae benefit Of the Atlantic States their rail
road bills opposed by the representatives from those
States. The House members agreed to this in caucus,
and the Senate acquiesoed In the agreement. \.
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AsTROLOGY, Sc
RULEp ny THE PLANETS, FATE HER SECRETS
tet

IL CLED ny TIE PLANETS, TATE HER SECKETS
N tells
Only 20 those who know the wondrouss spells
By which eyents--the future and the past
Are brought TO light whom horoscopes are cast.
Can you divine who this high gift has won
-, King Of all seers ! Tis MISUNDERSTANDING son.
Inc wonderful performed by the great Swedish As
fooeer And Philosopher the subject OF daily comment
IN a circles Of socey and hs predictions Of approaching
anu disclosures Of the past striko oil who consult
nm with emasemcnt and His wonderful skill in
rayelnS conspiracics clearing character reconcns
UsnRea fenus ana lovers restoring the broken inks OF
mnr,mon,a bliss aud settling all perpesing busine are
admitted BY every human being
cadence, No. White street wherc H. NAV Ia con
suited at all hours of the day terms for casting natiy
tea, &C. set forth in HIS amansc C,r Igs now
rcrAs fs rr',g distribution ut tho above psa,d aNo5es
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The State Treasurer.

THE DECISION IN THE CASE OF WELSH VS.. COOK
ITHAcA. March l6 1852
The great political suit (pending at this place for the
last two weeks) Of Welsh Cook, and which has caused
noon. with verdict In favor OF the plaintiff
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Railrond suI,scr,ptions in ohio.

ToLUMBUs, Ohio, March TO- IB6Z.
The Supreme Court have Just decided unnuiInousAy.
that the county subscriptions to railroad companies
constit tutiona
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Arrest OF q Murderer.

CASANDAIoyA, March 16-ll A.. H.
Slater, who murdered = Lishman here iass suunsrs
and who has heretofore aded all pursuit, has been
srrested md Is iodgeAA our Jail
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The Southern ste.msb,,,s

NEW ORLEANs, March to RE
The steamships Falcon and West Wind sailed for
Chagres yesterday also, the Georgia. for New York,
Havana.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


bALyrhoRE, MAfoa 10, H.
Dey wncn nvc hritish vessels wrccknA, nclu1nG
tho bark Bathurst, of London with .A on boara
The captain Of tho bark Acteou from Tivwpssa, .
New Orleans has been Hned s. 900 for criminal sno9D
upon two female passengers
The Louisiana Legislature have passed the blu exssy
ing property to the amount Of 81 30 from se~urs es
debt
The Union men OF Dade Csss, and Blbb counAAoqL
Georgia have passed resolutions protesting against ~
Ing delegates to tho Baltimore convention.
The next expedition to Liberia, 10 be sent osit b. ~
American Colonization Society Will sail from Bsatnsrs
tho LIST of May next.
The Republic says that the lifeless body Of unnswu
Of genteel appearance, bce,edto be from tn oa
of New York, found Saturday the farm q Mn
Joseph Bradley. In Montgomery county. He had evfe
deptiy blown his brains out with pistol Tho narAS
had been obiteraed his clohes Ten dollars In monaQ
was found In his pocket Ills clothes and ~
the most fashionable kind
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Conviction of Seaman, tho Negro, for taAe
Murder or his Daugh htcr.

Pou0HKEkrsIr, March f6 1662.
Seaman the negro who arrested short time ainss
or the murder Of bis daughter, to-day found guilty.
His sentence IL to bo pronounced on Saturday.
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Mr. E.ass (whs) HMd, trusted th.t on bill Of such
Mr. HoUsTor repeated that the speeches made to-day
had references whatever to the bill
to enforce the rules.
klr Polk, (dem.) Of Tenn, ssked how much money
tho deficiency bill Appropriated
Mr. Hour on answered. II three millions Of dollars"
Mr. PoIK expressed his surprise that the gentleman
proposed 10 give only Eve minute speeches On measure
arpropriating much.
Mr.. Hovsror ssid, in other why could they put an
end to tho political speeches.
Mr. ORR (dem) OF s. g., moved 70 terminate the de-
bate on Saturday.
MIR. Evars proposed amendment, by saying THAT,
after two O'Clock tomorrow all debate no< the mcrs
OF the bill shah be out Of order.
Without taxing the question on the resolution the
House adjourned
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TENANTS REaIsTUR.

RAsYMENTTO TO LET. AND BOY WANTRD-A PINELY
~ finished basement with gas and Croton water toge-
heI with subcelar to let Also smart Boy wanted whs
writes good hand snd genteel address the silk
.. Apply to L. A. UNDERHILL. Nos. and6 Joha
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Urea, March J6, 1855.
man, named John Byron, drowned In tho Olns-
nango Canal at Clinton, Sunday last There are some
uspicons OF foul play but the verdict Of tho Coroncrs
My, to-day, was accidental drowning, while intoGi-
ph ~
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FINANCIAL.


ID ", ByRNEs CO., 81 SOUTH STREET, NEW
i York. and No. 20 Waterloo Road. Liverpool issue
sight Drafts payable throughout EngsRd Ireland, Scot
land and Waes also agents for the Empire Red Star
and ST. Georges Line Of Liverpool Packets AMI
New Line from Hamburg and Rotterdsn, sailing weekly
Certificates for above lines for sale.
$40. 600 WANTED, ", S AT SIX PER CENT ZEN OR
and les, $1,000 and rented for 81 500 Address
Box ., .9f Post ofcc.
ca 0O0 TO LOAN, ON NEW YORK CITY I'M
D4,OOO proved Real Estate; also, Of 81 ,50l
This several first class mortgages
amounts for sale Capitalists Others wishing good mort
New York property respectfully nvted to call
at tho Life Insurance Office, y Nassau street
NJ LUTHER SHELDON, Insurance Agent.
5000 WANTED. ON GOOD SECURITY FOR ONE
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTiON.-SrANDARD R0sEs.--J l.. vANDE-
water will seu at his II Wal scoct Thurs
street. ~
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NOTICE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF FANCY STORE,
~ established for number OF years. in the best location
in being about retiring from business would like
TO person possessing cert ain capital TO take his
oession Tor particulars apply at ~ Broadway in tho
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VALUABLE PROPERTY rGR SALE CHEAP.-THE
subscriber will sell able terms, the following
valuable property situated at Ratan Landing in tho town
ahp Piscstaway MiddeseK county and within mile
and half Of New brunswick now occupied BY him. consist
houses store and Btoro houses These buildings
good repair, in eligible situation for either
camille mecha business being tho road leading
Now brunswick fertile and rich back country AL
farm Of 60 lying within Of mile Of
the above the main road leading TO Pslnfcd The land
good abe condition. Except four Of wood in
good and well wstered There said farm young
apple orchard grated with choice fruit Rsriten Landing
February 20 2 For further PARTICULAR inquire Of DR.. j.
y. CARRISB, No. 5i6 Houston street, New York.
MICHAEL GARKISU, on the premises
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i Of No. Barclay street, for sale. Apply to
JANIS THOMPSON, No. ) Barclay street.
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VIZ S. MILVANE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w and other Plants at Auction, Thursday. March
18TH at 0 o'clock at the and Nassau streets
consisting Of Csmcas Large Moss and other Honey
suckles Cherry Trees, &C. &c. from Msssrs Hender
order and warranted and well worthy the attention Of
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RRoADWAY STORE TO LBT, AND LEASE POR
- sale Of tho desirable store No Astor House. Broad
way. For particulars in quire a tho promises
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ITO LET-PART OF THREE STORY HOUSE FUR
nshed, IN Hammond street, near Fourth, to : small
family All the modern Improvements in the house. Ad-
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HEECHANIcAL DRAwINGs--J. II. BAILEY, Me.
l chsnicai in every kind Of Peyspeesiye
agent sale Inventions Patent Rights Machinery,
Nc Office, Tryon row, at the junction OF Centre and
Chatham streets opposite the City Hall.
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MORIARTY. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL AT AUC-
ton on Friday 10th inst at clock at No 25
four Ten Pin Alleys also Furniture and & Bar M fixtures
three years from May next. For particulars apply to
Martin attorney at law Is Chatham street. to tine
finneer. LIS Chatham street.
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UcTION N0TiCE.-C. CASSIDY. ApcTI0NEHR-
n y N Besh this day. at l0 o'clock, in tho sales
hand Furniture from fsmilies removas Also sofa
Dcsks, boots. Shoes, Jewelry Watches. &e.
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vT,ERENCE BOYLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR.
nitureThs day, at ten O'Clock, At 10 Lexington ave
nue. splendid Pianoforte, rosewood frame made by
ChekeriuK cost $3.50 Last May; Pior Glasses, Marble top
Centre Tables Sofas Chairs, Rocking do, mahogany and
black walnut, all in hair cloth extension Dining Tables
Card Tables Grandolcs Window Curtains, Hat Stands,
Book Cases Once Desks Clocks Asn.cl Ornaments three
ply Ingram Carpets Stair CARPETS oheloths Washtands
and Glass ware Kitchen Furniture &C. Sale positive
NJOTlCE-A LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED STAPLE
IN and fancy groceries will be sold at auction this
nesday morning at ii O'clock Nor lSo Greenwich street,
For particulars zee New York Sun.
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UcTION NoTICE.-THoS. BELL. AUCTIONEER-
"A by W. L., Van Zendt-Large sale On Thursday. IO,
o'clock in the large sale Is Spruce
sale Of Furniture Groceries Hardware and Fancy
trunk well assorted Dry Goods for am
goods at IN o'clock Five 6rstrate Desks
and Writing Tables Iron Safes 1000 prime imported Sc
&c. S----~ -
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L'OR SALE-PROPERTY on WASH

ii INUTON and WAKKEN-SIS.-The vacant Lot No.
st9 The side of Washington st. Is feet inches in
front BY 50 feet in DEPTH adjoining the southeast corner Of
Wsrrenst Also the twosroy Brick Houses and Lots
- feet each in front WArea-st By . feet Ia depth
ting upon tie Of the Aforesaid lot No go Washington
Warren houses be altered BY very small
outlay and BY using 40 feet Of the OF the on Wash
ingor ST. they can be made So feet deep. giving sufficient
ground for three good which viii command high eas
Tks property the most advancing bness part OF the
CRY and in tc immediate nrshbo-ood OF ths Enc and
Hudsu River Railroad Dep6s For price and terms apply
to JAMES Ii 'THoRNE, No. lss Walker q
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BOARDING SCHOOL

wv for Young LADS under twelve yesrs Of 49, q Lat
.,s yev nnc miles from Hoboken j. unde. the dree-
ton Of B. wINArT and Lady fupis rseeiysa ~ time
ossIisr For sirenlsrs apply ;. p ROBINSON Esq,
Ma "a John-s st. or W. THURMAN, corner OF Canal and
Vsick sta, N. Y.