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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

A>rcporr or Dr. Nor>o-As the Doc
tor WAS one day walking in his garden at
Melvin. IA company with two 'adic., one
of whom he afterwards married. p servant
came to tell him that gentleman wished
to speak with hin Fell hin" SAID the
Doctor, " that ! am too happily employed
to change my situation. The ladies ~
sisted tbn he should go as his visitor WA,
n man of rank, his patron aud his friend
As persuasic.i, however. had no effect. one
took him by the righ, arm. the other by the
left, and led him to the garden gate, when.
finding resistance ~ss in vain, he bowed
laid his hand upon his heart, and IN that
expressive manner Tor which he was 40 re.
msrkahle, spoke the following lines.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
stable al the rlantcrs' Hotel

stable oG the flantcrs' Hotel
TIME Stab, connected with this Hotel ha.
ms, been hr,.d up and opened by the
Properties She has secured the services Of
an experienced and careful o-'''f' ana horses
sen, to this Stable vii receive good A''eh"o''
RATES OF ORANGES
For feed Of Horse per day, oo 10
per night, 90 %
Single feed, w 20
Aug. 20 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

.anN DONALD, lsHs'. " $500
IUuI< r DONALD 4 co, Factors ana
u Comm,,,,on Merchants, No, %, Gras,er
street New Orleans
Ia, M. 1872 y3n2s ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

R. H. n AIviS ?. =. MiLLIk.
~ NJ. McALPIN 4 co. Whoitsah Grocer.
80 and Dealer, in Wines and L,quors >
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, New
fOreana.
We invite the particular attention Of Mrrrh
ants and Planters to our very large and vel
sesecssd stock Of Fresh Groceries.
lar. 10, 1889 v3n98-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

The Charies,,n tNa.l spirit OF letersou
speaks OF musical prodigy IN the sape
OF mouse. now IN the possession Of Nr.
A,.ani,h. OF that county W.. Atsqgth
was attracted several tunes ~ q ~, ..l,n Ii,
his room, =, di,ieren, Intervals u 'se - I
and curiosity induced Liam 10 -
and. II possible, caFtars hl. ssrfaak.
succeeded at last aud asa him -
the io.pec,ioa Of he cssieGk K
are clear an disaaeg. and e M p(
far ha,s besn Of tanssitae
as the par'f,ge, chlckses N -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

" Thus .dsm lo'lcsi when from the ra-,ien driven
And ,h',- d.,pit.,l order. Srni from heaven,
Lake h'm 60 ha, yei "a a. s.a 10th
lAke HIM q" irf angel. drew ~ both
Hard was ms tat. hn, u.tn~ .iili niofc unknsd
lie I've went with HIM. but MINIS stay. ,-hind 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06

NEw LONDON March SAW ship Thomas Han,
Miller frr m Providence for Mes Yoih. -
PEHsACOLA-CId 10Th. bark Ehzabsth Leavssf,
Gosdlrs, Hama; brig Lacy Watts wsts Ne :. Yors:
Springer. from Apzlachco for Boston.
Hd PsiLM Dysrasa, p sch, sr.sSa wss:cs.s
CbsIlsston. CID bns Monte Christie Ma,hn, Portland
Ysupr Richmond; David Smith, Smith Charleston Al
topa Baker. eIsndria: Lacon. Baker. Bas:oa
PROVIDENCE, Mach 3-Arr schr. W. B. Darling,
Gibbs Baltimore slo Ips VIM. II. Sanford, Barker. Neg
G,bbs t,ibbl Balmo-e Jsrosn an, Coffin, Suffolk, Va
PLYMOUTH. n. G.. Feb H-9ld schr: Frances Hal
lat (of Prosidence va'd on. Bssse.ere. Quad.
PORTLAND, March 3-Cla. brig Hy Curtis, stroaf,
PORTSMOUTH Feb. ,s-In port, ship Jose phne, (ssw,
of salem 9i7 tuns Jameson for New Orleans few days.
March 3-ATr below. brig Umpire Simpson, uom New
YORK for Portland. in distress
RICHMOND, March 3-Arr bark Cysne. Loveland,
Nsw-Ymk brig Monica. Rawlings. As,akapls: schr..
Martha, Teal. do J. X Watson Camoen, YORK Sa.
Rain bow, Rogers. Boston. 9,
ST. MARKS, Feb. 23-An bark Pilgrim, Robinson, b.
Thomas schr. Adele. Ackl.y. New-York.
SAVANNAH Feb 29-Arr- ship Marion, DAVIS, New
York ba,k Chas. William Bla.Iand Boston bngs Lareh.
Haskell, Boston Alfred Anal Colder Ne~ York .chr.
Malabar. Cottre Be mcot, Me-; Rockingham. CotIei'
Camden, Me CID 2Ssh, barks rsy, tBr Adams, Green
rex; Pttiea, whitman, New York schrs. VIM Hone
Bodies New Orleans II. n Gam5rili White, Baltimore
Julia Eliza, II gbee. Philadelphia
SALEM, March 3--Cld. brig Dracc John +. Ropes. Al
rica SD bark VIM Schroeder schr. Atlantic, Nickerson
SAN FRANCIsCo-In port Feb. ., ship John Wade
Willis. for China soon
WILMINGTON Feb 28-Arr. schr. A j. De r ,sse'
Brewster, New York March I, brig Caroline; Ke9ric 4
Cid March |, schrs Ann Elizabeth, Edwards Baltimore
Harriet Haock, Manduel, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
Foreign Ports.

At Port Louis Isle of France Dec 81, ship Samosst Will
son fsn Manila for Boston, sail in about weeks
At St Johns z 18Th ult brig Sarah Ellen, YORK, fm
Portland for Arecibo next day Sailed 7th schr Ontaro
Arecibo. -
Al Msyaguez 18th nit barks Governor Won Oxhom, Da-
Wis for Philadelphia day James Hall JARVIS, fo New
Yori wig Geieh, New Haven, Hunter. for New Haven
DAYS biigs b. L. Swan, Tikiob, for New Haven idg
Atlantic Duel for do do Neuyitas, Griffin I'm do, dsg;
Kae Pendergsst, Evans for Baltimore days Hampdsn
Pomroy, from Wilmington, " c disg schns. Charles
Lansl Of Bangor, wig cargo; Elizabeth Hercules. for
New.York 3 days and others:
AT Cardenas 2st ut bsrks William Henry, Watts for
New-Yok loading; Cara c. Bell Cole, for BostOn do;
William Larrabee, Glkey. waiting freight s. Jago
Means, for Portland ldg briss E. L. Walton. Titus, for
Providence ready to sail Borneo, Hogdon, for Boston
lJg Mercy s. Cousins Cousins, for DO do; A. e. wash
bum Pierce Typee. Lslkn; Argo. Morton ana Edward
Rawley unc Royal Sailor Upshur for Norfolk loading
Portlasd Stafford dischg schr Lochiel Connor. d. Sid
2s, bIgs Rebecca and Frances Nckers9n Boston, (has
been reported sailed 18th for Phladephia Greyhound
Pierce, New-York
s d. I'M do cad brig Gen Pincknsy. Baltimore.
Sid I'm Bermuda about 18th ult., bark julia Wilson,
I'm. Legholn. Boston =, =,
Ar Halifax 2lst nit schr Hope. westway, N YORK
ard, brig Victoria Burnett do ,n
Arr At Port Royal, Jan Feb 2s, ship SUPERIOR !Sw.l
= Norfolk 2lst, bark J. Dyer Dyer, New ork
schr Merose, Moore, New York nth. banks Phgnix
Babcock, 81. Stephens, n. b. Compeer, Robbins New
York; 18Th, bark Rola, JARVIS. Navy Bay Sailed FEB ii
schr lydia Mcdonald New York, 18th. steamship Chero
kee, Davenport, Chagfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
SIMEON DRAPER. Auctoneef.
TIME WESTERN VERMONT RAIL-

Il ROAD COMPANY now offer fer sale. through
1860 1855 and 1879 Of 600 each bearing interest
At the rate Of Pc. Get per aIDa% PAYABLE
Ba nj 'i IN the CIV t q New. York. - w "
These Bonds are part Of of 500 secured BY
the first and only MORTGAGE on her road 10 snspasa
Knapp and George Briggs, Of NswYok, Trustees, me
balance OF whc has been taken in the country AZ par
The Western Vermont Railroad extends south from Rgs-
land IS miles wholly within the ate of Vermont, 70 the
north Of Remington, where unites with me
Troy and BENNINGTON Railroad under favorable aIfanss
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad. at point where ths
latter road, after connecting with he Rutland and
hall Saratoga and Schenectady Roads DIVORCES from us
north and south cavns 20 the eastward 10 cross
the Green Mountains.
Railroad from Burlng south through Outer Creek al
lev TO Rutland the Wsstern Vermont misunderstanding
ing on b,o ae ,he V ~ Of he BaeSs 70
Troy and Bennington and ether southern roads VIII mol
non nmber and agricultural produce. but 1t Il complete
the railroad Communication between Lower Canada and
New Yok BY route considerably shorter sad more
favorable grades than sny now in existence
From North Bennington II SENDS % brsnch niles n
LEI 9Th south to BenangtOn from whence the f&fss1 n"
under survey via Lebanon Springs 20 the Hsres Railroad
at Chatham -Four Corners, wHl when comp e'.2 ~ 81
Rrroad and is branches bes, and shortest route
that csn be made between New fofs Cip asa sa@aA
done in The best aansr wh curves and grades q the
NEST favorable character Uhtsr the eyes OF ne -Ff-
holders and Directors has been prosecuted VIE tyee3
but more psrt,cuishy VIII regard n9Dy-sad Il u
now confidently believed hat the ~nes VIII oe com
by tina lot OF May Aert ~ cesi " NJ etSSedAs S''
per mile, including furniture
Forty two mles Of the road opposed for traifs
from Rutland south ~ AfliExtn feIDo3t-.he iron AID
materials all read for the rest Of TIE road-end ne
VIII main line would have seen oemplsted ere nis ve'
for the delay getting the do consequent Ypos ms
unprecedented severity ssd early eosng IN Of the winter
The work has been done BY the armsn ana manu-
rers along The line Of the road. who have suescr oe
$500 the stock and have paid up their Subscriptions
with commendable promptness; and the Company now
come forward for first time before the public 90 ra.s,
BY sale Of their Bonds the sum necessary 10 complete s
payments for theu purchases Of iron ana Inrn,nIe
Pssmptory Sale Of the above Bonds will take pl ace
at the Merchants Exchange at minutes past u o'clock
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of March.
For iul particulars apply to --..
KETCHUM, ROGERS q BEMENr,
No IS William st., and to
SIMEON DRAPER, No. IS Pine St,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE:
D..s .. he wife Of FRANCIS w.
h Aespslsc m ,is ssss.s Cos:ul. Of a'0s.


-
-. n. N i.a. SOPHIA: S:s ga months %
ssSsh d friends Of the family are requested 70
IhefSSn f.sers on SUNDAY. the I'm INST. a. ~ W l.
sstsna ~ shel invitation from No is3 soufh SA' wiz
Hsnstsssss, Evening of the 9Th ins after btiei lliness
n93RoTHEA W.. daughter Of the late C>'s0 0'0"A' %
-, ssds ar. invited g attend SsT IL sr
zen 1s meYri.tJ No 70 Columbia st, Brooklyn' |"
Jsss cs on Second Day afternoon, the sh INST .a
es zee re- IN ms. Mrs RACHAEL CHADWICK ased
a, ssIs formerly Of Philadelphia :, O., o,socs
Iysr funeral will take place TINS aterhooh'" 81
s.nn. No IS Bsshmsn-st.
n e Oh pS,lsdeIphia papers pl ease copy. NJ.
,hs morning Of the 9Th inst, of consu ption, 49,
uTfEN w WEISS. aged - years. 10 non'h' ana
wife o. vsrds are respectfully invited attend her fune
I'll No 6s York. st. Jersey City, On Sunday afternoon
~ n;clock without further notice ~, ,,,,1. ,h,.
W Vow ley in the 10Th year Of her age
are invited attend her funeral on sunday
NJ a. aoclock from the residence OF her father, Me-
~ isions It, Her remains will be taken to Hampstead
H. ios on Friday 5h inst JOSEPH, youngest son
= 'FRONT.' 81 and Mary Richardson, aged Il months
are invitecto attend the funeral ThH Day Stuf
~ ss n O'clock from No La-renceSt (neaf iiNa'y"
IgI.ssi,n without further Invitation r, =. ua
IL an inst THOMAS, Of Dr. Taomss y. anu
,So,s Cha mers aged years and 20 days. ,..,.,
xs,ds of his parents respectfully nsieo 70 az
LIZ; fanersi on Sunday afternoon at CLOCK, al NO
Iw.1m.nston. N. c., Feb 20. HORACE O. WILL
AVS sssd al yea S. late of Upper Middletown; G.
~ w. TSnrsdsy morning, March L. ALICE OLiNShA'
IN, asnsh.sr Of Dr. Calvin v. and Emaine NJ hiTen-
sn,sh aged months and Q, days .....s,
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are respeci
,.sa In attend the funeral from the residence OF AZ
,s No lI{ Division st., Saturday morning, AZ ~
ss;socs' without further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH 5.
Cleared,

&tamsh rs--CreseeKt City, Tanner, Chagrss 81 o.
Rebeus; Pscmsskeus, Churchill San Juan, ID: u. AIKEN
O. Lewis Baker Ssn Francisco ID b. Allen; Pcas'scos,
WAitmore Philadelphia, ~ Stafford.
ehp-Atlsntic. North. New Orleans. Frost Hicks.
BsTks-Chiids Harold. olmssed. Havana. :! fay!or
Co: Un iou Clark, Natanxas, D. Curtis; Hacyore. III
dri3ss San Juan de los Remsdios. Sturgess CO. Aca
Eaton. Havana, Perkins pe.ano; Courssr. Whis' MO-
Bnss-a W. Lawrence Wall. CArdszas. J, ". Eiwell;
May Pierce. MischeR, Madeira. &c. II. r. Buck; AAria'
6choocsrs-Jamss McNab, Cunningham, Halifax =. 4.
BIoonfsio: Memento. Smith. Wilmington. Husssy =
Moray HibsyIis, McKsusn, Halifax Jas. hua,ei Z
William Boyd, PAilsdslshia. II. W. Tfuody
Propsuer-Csyugs, Wilson, g. Aueey, j. n bnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
His0sferx. Ac.

BRIG LOGAN (,fSesrspsr) Meuiihe ~ from Boston Tor
Sasua was wrecked the Island Angu.la. 2s. ult
No particulars received. The captain a8i crew were
saved and arrived az Charleston 81 inst So brig
pbUnix
A rELEGRAPUic DIsPATcH from New o deans states,
that bark Patrick Henry Hswss. which cleared at tia!
port on ald ult for Providence with go bales cotton
toot fre While lyme tbe Belize on the Goth She was
scotted and sunk Ia 10 feet Of water Vessel and cargo
will probably be total loss The cargo believed to bs
all insured IN Providence TIE Merchants tfice IL full
and The Roger Williams has about SO 900. TIE Blackstone
Maui aciniirg Company had 800 bales, and N anton
Fisher leo bales.
Tue SnlP MERIDIAN, which reported ashore below
New Orleans. WAS Bol ths Boston chip OF tina, name
ScaooNrR VIRGINIA, from Richm9nd for Bath put intD
Etgartown 10! ms with iOss Of best bower anchor and
goth ult
TEE Hull on S4Ir SHANUyGA. wrecked At Nantucket,
was sold a, suc !oa "a INST. for co.
SCHOONER VA BRYAN, Chandler, from Portland for
Rostsn, with Hay, took fle of Pos:smouth HaTooy at
~ ocock morning IS 81 INST aud and cargo were
entirely consuaed al hands saved No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
SA4EeH. &c.

Nov &C. lat &c ", Ion. IS 80 f., WAS seen shin James
Drake, from Calcutta NOV. l3l, for New York
March =. 3AM betwess Cape Cad ard Cape Ann was
from Liverpool for Boston
Jan Il iai 81 s. Ion. a. w., brig Ilahl b. foa "a
don 70, San krancisco
Jan Is. about la, 81 Ion. - 30, ship Greyhound tom
Feb las J7i, 0 g. ship Cerro GOrdo p DAYS from
Mobile for Liverpool
Deb 20, lat IS 30. Ion - 10. ship J. W. Faaain fom
NewYo;k for Galveston.
Steamer Tennessee. ar at Paaaas i5.A ut rspor.,-
xen 80 miles eslow San DISCO spoke steamer Rspaslc
huascs. WITH 80 passengers. all we'll Morning OF 9th
passed, mlles distant steamer Oregon psars1 All on
the 18th. passed steamer California
Dec, 9, lat a s.. lon 55W was seea 4 ha,k shs,,,.
red white and bas signal horizontal stripes wSiea way
stseTns 40. stated "'
Feb g. LAT &c So loa 70 90 was seen schoor., x,,,s
ing s., showing hlps ssual with Letters {, II isi.
Jan 80 lat IL 80 S. La s1so. sesa ship Realm fsa
BIO DC Jabcrs for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
Whalers.

Ale.ier fiom bark H. Waterman. of s.oa.ag,oa re.
ports on Pcr Prsys Dec bark Eadeavor. Ho sisai OF
N. Bedford oil, If any, not stated
letter ffom Capt. Luce, Of ship James Edward Of
Bedford. reports her of Brave Nov = ALI we'll dean
SPOKE, date, &C. sA,p ohio Norto1 Of New Seds1sl
clean.
letter fsom Capt. VIM. Of alp Brunswick. Of Dart
mouth reports her of 81 Nicholas Dsc D. all vel clean.
A letter daed Port Louis. Ma 1siuaA DEC. ~. safes
that Am. whaer Lsoaidss Of Faifhaysn, CAPT Clifford.
arrived tAe 3Sd from Mozambique Channel In dstrsss.
having bad weather Has been surveyed and
IscVepspssd " ks Eehtensd foy further syasnasien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
To Mariners,

CARNSFoRT LIsaT HOUSE The fsll owing "a 5.,crip-
ton 81 the iT1n Lsa House az Caysfe Reef now near
yeomletet, and to be completed fhe lOth OF Marca
Inc lanieIn Is us c,t above the level OF the sea- hay.
ing elteea reec,os OF twenty one inches in dianee-
and VIII show light tbs: can be upward of thirty
mies from the mast heas OF ship IL is situated mme-
dasy on the Gulf stream the outer edge of one of ths
most extensive and shoals the coast of For
ds about four miles N T. eli where the ship has be
Stationed for many years past ahd miles from Caves
Largo VIII crst. when cOHpleted, about SiGe, 6eo
which no hing when take consideration ne srea
benefit that will Be derived from il By the commerce pass
Ing through the Cali OF Neslco. which a. this time
amounts 10 upward OF $soe 900 coo per anngn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctionees.
d 4 n a L 4 ~ IL - Il 4 A IN

ADRIAN II. MuLLgR, Auctionees
DEREMPTORY SALE of $50 VALU-
Il ABLE LOTS Of LAND in the XlIih Ward Of the
City of NewYork beng part OF the estate formerly be-
innrpr 10 the late General Alexander Hamilton and known
as The Hamilton spring place-ADRIAN II MULLER
will SSH public Auction, WEDNESDAY 10Th day OF
March next az IL o'clock, NJ at the Merchants Ex-
change in the City Of New York $50 Lots situated "a
Broadway. Knsbydse Road, IL ay l4Oth ltltt htd
l43d ard 4ih- ss This property in tho vicinity of tho
mansions and grounds Of Msssrs Field. Bradhurst aud
others The soil is dry, with good water, and the surface
level and is covered in part with Of the most naies
tic oaks and eyegreens There part of the city which
Offers greater inducements for capitalists or persons WISH
ing suburban residences foo mechanics desrons OF
healthy and convenient location. Access to ths cry IS
afforded by the Hudson Pver Railroad tbs depot OF wcn
is at 52d-st and BY stages. which leave the Cy nan
eysry 40 MINUTES Maps OF the property can be had ~ mo
office Of the Auctioneer No, WaliU. mo l,oO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06

A., Y.-.. p,,,, late mate of bsrh john A. R,bb Of
Tslsvsn his ship n jar last At rs S o':ac.io
on C.so Grou.d Ps,gv,sn rc.ssr ssa 0a.s
3D. Dec Courier Ho-land. go sp., 'r az. a..
&C., issS' nssay:ss: ssrcs wsmsa. geo ~
fs.i Lake ,.o,D y. p.ISs:s nSs. 4;
Ps,s. Jan /. big Pavilion. Adams Edsrsown
LSpssa in J:1 mp N h.d Left and
home Heard from in Nov at Galapagos isAha' A'.'
skHnsI Tsrss en-, slSeSm ship MARY and MMns
B. her at Cap: ds s srrived here aitsr
vel essa iii we'll with one eIcsD IONS we
s.S y.ry rugged weather the arst e days S1s e so
that ever peIssp, the oropms't stay sail
The snip meets 9 ss ss been sS and has the
pes,apce OF being strong and eteut ; r.h .hin
Tsuchsd a. Psl,mhnc' ard SID AGAIN zen mp
fu ship Owing The prevalent fever the G. prooa''
snnIsS ogs g. lls 50 bark Wa
T wheaton Green MI IS mos out goo Dds s,oo So 50
eli who reported hsviss Spoken SOC .ss and 500
whsing bark, showing red and white nsna WIN req
Dec e % w. c, wss c sssn snip
Sailed feY ProvincetJwn, March schr H. ~ Williams,
Joseph, North Atlantic Ocean. c...
North Pacific Pernambuco Feb D. with 800 bbls sp
do VIII oil and IS eco lbs bone. Spoke Dec H. lat 80 s.
lat a. long IS, Splendid Fisher Edssrtown 50 sp.27h,
lat. 1910. long S. ship Herald Slocq% n zOv sp-
clean ssw her take so bbl sp VIII the next day. and
saw her boiling days aterwad The reported hsylhs
spoke Jan. g. lat "a s., long 46 W., ship Benz fucser
Sands N B. and another enoneously reported the Co.'S
sack
letter from Can't Cox. of ship M,gnolla OF New Bed
ford reports her off Staten Land Dec g. all well small
SD. wins In company same time ship Nimrod. Carey
New Bedford, ali we'll ceap.
lett fro m Capt Elddge Of ship Margaret Scott Of
B. reports her off Cape de VERBS Dec g. with 10 bsls
So oil, all well.
letter from Capt Dexter, Of Bark Oscar Of Matapoi
sst reports her off Cape de Verbs Dec g. al well clean
spoken-NOv a. off Pleasant Island Desde mona Eecs.
with 500 or 900 sp and the latter GOO SD
Bark Active of and Baltimore 332 tuns aas peer
fitted for sperm fishery in the Indian and Pacic oceans
under command of Capt. Thomas Morrison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06

JOHN LEvIsoS. Auc,ioneef.
AIL PAINTINGS at AUG TON
" JOHN LEvISON will sell on SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 o'clock, and EVENING, as " Clock,
in large ,tore No 206 Chatham square, fine assortment
of about 800 Oil Paintings BIZ celebrated masters ana
artists in rich mounted gilt frames suitable for pario
an d public houses. !,
NIB Particular attention PAID to the sale Of Household
Euraiture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
Passengers Arrived

III packes sAp Nar0arct Ecas FROM Ioaiaa rad Ports
ssoRih-aIIs Suns Misses Amelia and Eama SINS. Mr..
Vincent. air Jessel OF Lendoa Mr. Nog.heyeT Of
8rookbn.
n Sr srg Ncr1arel fros kiagsgo, fsspa,c, -Me,srs
Perry j. S. Johl and Lewis HANDY late mate Of brg
w Sin III. abandoned hen days som Boston,
for Pensacola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
Sales ba Anrticn.
A. n. MrRwrS. Auctionecr.
DIV BANGS RkOIHER & CO.

REGULAR NE1-YORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
srATIONERY, Sc-wEDS ESDAY, i7sh March, aad
the 10 lowing days
WHITING PAPKR-SATURDAy,i 0th March
THE BOOKS-Commt ncipG MONDAY. lid March,
ard cor tnued during that and the succe sding week
The Catalogues are now ready for the trade;
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 8. al 81 o'clock.
VALUABLE LAW Books BY order OF the Sheriff = PM
Ls Library. consisting II common Law and Cnan-
ce,y kepors aud variety o ether works ndpe rsable 10
the profession Also large assortment Of popular Stand
aid and Misc ellaRens Publications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06

MINIATURE ALNkNAC---.rHls pay
Sun h,sse &C Sets -. 81 dccS-kisss -
HIGH WATER March 6.
candy Hsok.s aSm Gov Islands esm Hell Gaze II er
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By Telegraph.

BOSTON, bTarch 3-Arr. barks Sym, Baltimore: Gem
and CIV Briggs Phladslpha; .:hrs Cha,les Alistrum,
Cape Haytien; Henry Payson Norfolk; Courier, Rich
mond bark D. Nrkols, Cardenas. Below, bark Gsor
CID ships bennington. New Orie ans; John Dun
lap. Alphabetical; banks Fireman, Gibraltar; Harwood
Rchn ord; Oak Philadephia; bngs Helen Jane rfun-
lilo; Nhorov. Cardenas schrs Howard Baltimore Cor
mel
CHARLESTON. March 4--Au. ship julius, Howard;
banks New. York, Harriet, and Martha, Baltimore sc5r.
Sea Marx. Old ship Columbia, New York brgs Clinton,
Foster; schrs. q. NJ Robinson VnsiDla, and l'iraie,
Boston; J. r. Rhodes. Providence. Ar 5th, bark Ma
donna, New. Ycrk schrs Marion; Baltimore n. c; Ea-
sls Cssrener julia Vapgeldsr; brig Friendship PAila
delpha Ketch Commerce, Ssgua Ia Grande; shin John
Ravensl Ro teIdam. sid bark Carolina brig Clinton,
New Ycik
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tFrom our Correspondents.)

PHILADELPHIA, March misunderstanding Vir-
GINA Teal H5chmSnd sh,P Canrap SMACK Rio de ia,
Holland, do schls Gazette Crowel Boston Splendid,
Pen6sd Portland; Ga!oia. Norton Now York.
Cieartd--Bngs Shamrsck. Coombs, Boston; Colonist
Dr. DuIkse ST. VipcenOn; Cimbeus, HopDeholdt, Trn
Trad do Cuba Anna Ma,a, Smith; Boston Christina,
schrs s. Cropland. Bennett. Boston II. Marcy Eersu-
son, Few Haven John + Crouch, Tomin, do. 7. FAR
rell. Smith, Providence Splendid. Psnhod. Portland ;
kmma Heiord, Boston; Galota. Nerton Fan River.
NEWPORT, Msrch i-Arriued-8ng Y. s. Walton, t.
us Cardenss Tor Providence brig supposed to be the
Maine, Northup, West Indies fer do schrs. Sylvia.
Bourne; Sandwich, for New-Ye,k Cornsha Young New
Be dfor1, for do sleeps VIM. H. Rowen Kenney Prov-
dence, for New York Ssa- Witch. Wells, do for do
Soiise-Br Confidence. Price, FOX Havana.
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f. III. LUDLOW. Auctionsef.
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-
a BILE PROPERTY on ID and 2d-avs, 4ith and 45th-
ts-E. II. LUDLOW will sell at Auction ON MONDAY,
March Is. ut IL o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange
) lots On tho Me corner of 3dav and 44tns
lots on the N W corner Of ID av. and a h ut.
10 lots on the north side Of 4h ST. bet I'd and 3days
Ii lots the south side of 18th st bet 81 and 3D.
10 pei cent Of the purchase remain on mor
gage OF years Title perfect and full
will be Maps BIO had at the Office of the Auc
ticneer. No II Wallst.