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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16


RUCKLxr'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS.-
Ims excellent troupe Of ninstreis gave their FIRST
before San Francisco audience, Monday
s Tns n. % the Adsph Ths.trs Dupont street
ee and beauty OF the city and the reception given
sne Was Of mos fatterng nature We have
never Due on two three occasions before
l gathered 81 one place Of amusement tho Pacific
SHORES Inc performances OF tho evening consisted Of
negro rsrAins and melodies by the whole company consist
ing o. seven personsthe songs by
music solos on the banjo and the VIOLIN duets and tro
dances and amusing eOnundrums. Tho melophone new
musical instrument was introduced. and Immediately be-
came sreas svSrte Its tones soft and melodious
deon The method Of performing upon Is rather novel;
remndng ono Of tho working Of pump inclined plane
Mr. g. S~ayne buckley
the bone osstanets which afforded he
line. Mr. Collins favored the audience with beautiful
ballad which no sang excellent style Mr. Mullen
encorcd but the principal pleasing
ances Of the evening we're Mr. Buckley His
execution Of The Dream, the descriptive Of person
dreaming music was and drew down enhu
sastc applause OF the audience The same bill
cd last evening and attracted large and select
audience Tho performances even bettor than ON
Monday evening the troupe having had more time for re-
hesrsRl.-From a San Francisco Paper.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

II. Il.
seemed less buoyant, the sales in
Guiding but $500 bbls to good Southern at 81
56L 81 rs ordinary to choice State, at 81 621a 81
SIl and mixed to fancy Western at 81 81 x So 12I
Nothing Of moment was done in rye -four meal
Wheat ruled higher $500 bushels white Southern realizing
81 o. Barley oats, and rye unaltered Corn ia
yored buyers the business consisting Of 80 900 bushels
Southern yellow. at Csc. do, white, at 64c and do,
mixed, at 63c.
COFFEE displayed greater animation. the operations
embracing 200 bags Java at 1896 100 Laguayra at 7c
94c.; 200 Rio. at 9c and 60 St Domingo, ut Sc.
CoTToN-The market rather favors the buyer holders
continuing to for SALE The business supposed
to be about 2 600 bales.
FRErGHrs-Severa vessels have arrived since our last
report but cargoes for the most Of them had been
viously engaged Rates to Liverpool easier Cotton
was engaged at 4d flour was at % and wheat at 15d
10000 bushels grain reported at &c 6Sd To Lon
don -four and Naval stores last engaged at IS Cd by
vessels in port and grain at &C. To Iavre cotton 60
ing forward at &c To California rates varied from 45c
q 15c per foot. measurement.
PRovIsioss favored factors the movements reaching
400 bbls prime and mess pork SIS and SIG so SIG
75c; $50 bbs and 500 kegs prime lard at &c 9c and
Zoe 10c.; $4,000 lbs bacon sides. at SIC per ID 800
bbls prime and mess beef at S5 S6s and S9i S12h,
with 200 terces prime mess do at S1S respectively
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Car spring Company are in daily rseep, ss
sowins was this from
Nv Haven Railroad io Broadway New York March Is
sS xs@s 4sP s5z sar,s
used India RaSssr springs under WIN
rubber springs in large qnsntes have never found
ssns GEO T p
RuBBER ,spRINGs.-rHE NEW. ENGLAND CAR
% &c 6. h ss, rsssd s IL 4 from
Trenton New jersey Which they are induced publish
l.y Sa s aaas Of T Tatf' lately
ms. Il The p TIeS w ar
the law suit. now pending Mr. Day and
mistake on The part Mr. for the % that 'G r
Pay has several times requested me to use my with
and have re.sn tried induce parties
apr sS as
expected 10 &c tried Boston We met On board the
bridge the Hackensack burned In
an ss em p he d be %e s s
his whole interest in the rubber including all his
York. would r1s bonds to leave the and not :.
into it again would allow Judgment taken assnst
him. "ssr psss%n Who should attempt isisias:;
Of as tho sas his
datey called upon your Mr. Charles Ely Mr. Willism JSd-
candee and tried very hard bring about settlement
M, to the
they down the better. Your was in
With
f1 ns,s ease that think
this matter in order that you and your associates might
have monopoly Of the business In haste fS'i; SD
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Died,


On Saturday. March 10 Mrs. MARY JASr BlooMre wife
Of Thomas NJ. Boomer aged "a years months and 5
days.
The relatives and fricnds also New York Tent NJ
Q. orr invited to attend her funeral from the
Jane street NJ H. Church. this afternoon at O'Clock
On sundn; morning, March H. at his residence No 221
Mulberry street JOHN RusK. after short and severe
illness.
His relatives and friends and those Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral his late
sdence this afternoon, at O'Clock without further
invitation.
On Sunday evening. March H. WILLIAM NJ ANDREWS
son Of the late Robert Andrews In the 18th year 81 his
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his brothers.
John and Robert W. invited to attend HIS funeral
from the residence Of his mother No 351 Tenth street.
this afternoon. at o'clock.
On Sunday morning, at o'clock, Mrs Pno:BE BLAx-
cHARp. aged so years and days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
quested to attend her funeral from her late residence 6S
Essex street. this afternoon at o'clock
On Monday. March ID, MARcARrrA NicoLErrA ZiSEA
TRoJsI. aged months and q days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
mains will be taken to Greenwood for inter1nent
Boston papers please copy.
days.
The relatives and friends the family as we'll as those
OF Sasey Pitcher his grandfather requested to attend
his funeral from the residence Of his parents No III
Crosby street. tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
On Sunday March IA JOHN w BvHDcE in the 41st year
The friends and acquaintance Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend h funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from his late pee, 100 Bieecker street. with
out further invitation.
On Sunday night, March IA, Of consumption GEORGE
THOMPSON, aged 20 years, son Of Andrew Thompson
His young friends and the relatives and friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend his funeral
the residence Of his father No 400 Cherry street this az
ternoon. at o'clock.
In Williamsburg on Monday March Ii. at "a NJ,
after but three days illness MAncARErra wife Of John
futile aged ~ years and months.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Of
o'clock from 81 North Third street The friends Of the
family invited to attend.
Savannah papers please copy.
At Schenectady, on March IA. Mr.. JOHN THOMAS, OF
Brooklyn
The friends and acquaintance of the family, and the
members Of Montauk Lodge No. 327, o. Of O. L. OF 3.
n " also the National Guard Captain Spraguc re-
specfuy invited attend his funeral this afternoon
o'clock from his late residence Of Jay and Pros
pect streets, Brooklyn.
N.BThc members Of the Lodge. and the Order in ge-
neral requested TO meet at the Lodge room, this
afternoon at o'clock Of Jay and Prospect streets
Brooklyn by order Of the N. g.
On Sunday March IA, ELIzABErH c.. youngest daugh-
ter Of Joseph d. and Elizabeth G. Johnston aged years
months and % days.
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&C. 10 ChamberiAis. Robinson C. Yek iat . 50 len Y8
So spoke chip Esnsralda, from New Orleans Liver
Bark Mary Jane Coveli days With ndse and
Brig hebron tBr Maitland NS). Dart Port a Piatt
sohr Helene Grimm. Charleston, d.y.
schr Ira Brewster. Horton. wilmin on. NC, days.
sehr Maria Jane lof EastPortD Andrew Aisxaadria,
Sohr John R Watson. Cumbern. Richmond, 5 dam.
Schr Alexander, barrett. Virginia.
Schr Alliance, Roberts, Virginia.
Schr Ii Peltcr, Rybcrt. Virginia.
Sohr Exchange. Harrison, Suffolk, va.
schr VIM II Hunter, Webb, Suffolk. va.
schr Banquet. Willis. Suffolk, Va.
Schr Maria. Wyckof. Baltimore, 3dAys.
Schr Truman Tuttle, Baltimore, days.
Schr BENZ Brown. Davis. Baltimore. 8 dsys.
sshr Smsds w esnI Ssit bnnc ss.,
Schr Sami Castner. Cullen. Philadelphia. 2days
Schr Liberty. Brown, Philadelphia.
Schr Rio Grande Inman, Philadelphia.
Scbr Hester Atkins. Delaware.
Schr Clara, johnson, Delaware.
schr Fisher Anderson. Delaware.
Schr Lewis. Plum, Delaware.
Schr Wave. Dpnnell Delware.
Schr s Grier, PurneH. FrederichA Del.
Schr Mary Newell, Novel;. Smyrna, Dial.
Schr r Munroe, Mason. Milton Dol.
Schr Martin, Allen New Haven.
Schr Olive Branch, Loring Yarmouth. htss.
sohr Fillmore. Lorins, Yarmouth. Mass.
Schr Pavilion, Snow, Harwich.
Schr Mary Emily. Snow. Harwch.
Sohr Florida, Long. Harwich.
Sehr Eagle, Rhodes, Rockland, days
Schr Superior, Grover. Rockland, days
sehr Medors Rhodes Roekland. days.
Sloop Mary Helen. Corson. Virginia.
Sloop Brown. Gardner. Providence.
Sailed,
Ships Chace. White Charleston Hugucnot, Gardner. Ii
verpoo bark GEN. Lawlin WCoast Of Africa;
Wind at sunrise, calm; meridian, SWj sunset, WNW.
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MARITIME INTELLIaEN CE
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH Il. 1852


Cleared.
Ship Margaret Evans, Pratt, London, j Criswold.
Ship louisiana, Barstow, Liverpool, Barsto n Pop<.
Ship Monterey, Lowell, San Francisco Brett vose Co.
Ship Connecticut Williams, Antwerp Uurlbut a. Co
Ship Memphis, Davis, New Orleans, w Nelson e. SON
Ship Margsretta fairbanks New Orleans Ladd a Church
Ship Chase, White, Charleston, T Wardle.
Bark Colcord, Park Matanzas, X Buck * Co.
Bark Edwin johnson, Cam. Havana, Taylor g. Co.
Brig Excel, Tallman, Savannah.
Brig Catharine Rogers Burk, Naguabo Pllsbury San
ford.
Brig Arthur Leary (Br) Mcneil st Domingo City. A c
Rossire X Co.
Brig Cleaner (Br), Mason Horton, Ms, 9 L Dewolfe.
schr Chas Mills, Frances savannah McCready Co.
Schr Wells. Griffin, Charleston N McCready & Go.
schr Harrison Price, Wheeler, Wilmington, NC N i Nc
Cready h Co.
sehr Splendid Rogers, Richmond Slate Gumbs a. Baker
Schr Gipsey. Bunnel Richmond Slate, Gum bs Baker.
schr Alice, Wicks, Baltimore MAILER & Lord.
SchrAnacondsi Lincoln, Philadelphia Mckee.
Sohr Harvest, Presburg, Taunton, MASTER.
Steamer Ironsides, Green, Philadelphia. Thompson
Steamer Josephine. Morrison, Philadelphia, Briggs
Arrived,
Steamship I'll Dorado, Ilarttein Chaues March C. with
specie and passenger TO . Roberta There were no
steamers at Chagres when the T. ID left.
slecp-ofwar ornen tNor) Dietrich Comdg st Johns,
X, 10 days.
ship Robert Kelly Bstow, Moble IS days. With cotton,
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doing 50.
Mr. OnR, (dem) Of s. c., thought the debate to-day had
been most unfortunate and unusual The memorial
ought to have been referred to the Committee on Eec
tons without discussion II these charges against Gov
Calhoun be true, the gentleman from Missouri lMr
Pheps) ought to have asked for committee Of nvestga
tion to ascertain the truth
Under the operation Of the previous question the me
mortal referred to the Committee on Elections; and
the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16

MEsSRs. BROWN AND wILCOX-THB RUM0RED PRO-
TEST OF A TREASURY Draft CONTRADICTRD.
WASHINGTON March Is, 1oo9
II has been ascertained that challenge did actually
pass between Messrs Brown and Wilcox and that all the
preliminary arrangements made but Fortunately
the friends of both parties intcrfered and prevented
blood-hcd
The Republic contradcts the report that a draft Of
S4e0 oo0 drawn by officer in the Pacific squadron
the department had been protested and asserts that
there Is deficiency in the Ire asury.
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The ice commenced moving at six o'clock this morning
in front of this city Two hours afterwards the large
body three miles above broke away and is tumblng
down in immense quantities 1t piled mountains high
ut the Boston depot at East Albany The water is rising
very rapidly The docks and piers submerged two
three feet and the first floors Of the stores all under
water Hundreds of people the roofs Of stores
witnessing the interesting sight presented by the high
water floating down mountains of broken ice The
current in the river indicates that the leo is carried
through
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On Saturday evening, February 81, by the Rev. Mr.
Brown ALFRED REEVES to Mrs ELIZABETH MORGAN, both
OF this city.
In this city February % by the Rev Charles Hal
sey Mr. GAYLORD b. HARRIS of Herkimer county to Miss
ABIGAIL FRANCES MALcoM. Of Albany
On March 7. by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr.. ALFRED
Smith of Brooklyn to Mrs SusaS EMMA SMITH daughter
of Henry Townsend Dee Of this city.
On March Is 1S49 at the parsonage by the Rev Leo
nard NJ Vincent then pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Duane street, WILLIAM X. HALL. U. s. n, to
ELIZABETH NJ. DrPuyALL Of this city
Railway. n. j.. papers please copy
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TcIcEraPhIc M0Einc NoPOfts.
BosroN, March Is.
Arrived-Bark Amelia (Br) Glasgow; schr johnson,
Fredericksburg.
Ceared-Ship Trenton. NOrlcans: bark Franklin Trin
dad brig Lawrence Phiadelphia; schrs 0ph Savannah
Henry Psyson. and Narcissa, EYork
CHARLESTON, March is.
Arrived-Bark Gen wiltshire, Newport, w.
Clesred-Brg Warren Brown, NYork
JAcKsoNvILLp, March8
Arrved-Brig Ceongana, and schrs Helena, and Hornet
NYork; 18th, Warrington do; Mary Isabella, Baltimore
SALEM, March II.
Arrived-Ship vespasian. Acra WcAfrca; bark Pilot,
Marseies; schr w arrior NYork.
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
II Ludpate Hill, London.-Ths above house Is centrally
stuated has excellent coffee ten twelve private
sitting rooms, between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms
good smoking room cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge for ser
wants the New York Herald filed. Thomas Quartormane
his grateful thanks to his American friends TOT tns
he has long enjoyed Mt their hands ana soh
their continued patronage and RECOMMENDATION.
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AIRS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADhLrh,sn AT. c1sv
M ders her services TO ladies and Trenms
In Astroiogy Love- and Law n,ed on Nv
and viii tell Of the lazy OF Hsssanoc All brand
marry Also tho OF the vxsas stcasta Isies
street bctwcea Clinton ssd Attorney s'r0o'"' D~'''
bfty oeots; geattemsp, ooe uouSS
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Lola Monies In Boston.

BOSTON, Mdfcn
The seats to witness the first appearance, at the How
ard Athen@um tonight of Lola Monies. sold at
auction, and the premiums realized amounted to about
5000 The highest price paid for the choice of boxes
$12 She made her debut before immense audience of
respectable males but there scarcely dozen females
in the building
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Marine Disasters

THE WRECK OF THE BRIG ADELAIDE.
CHARLESTON. March H. 1852
The schooner Arcade arrived at jacksonville 'Forida
lat "a TO- Ion 70 90 the wreck Of the brig Adelaide
New York. She appeared to have been recently aban
doned Part Of her stern out of water.
SCHOONER ELIZA IN DISTRESS.
NORFOLK, March Is 1852.
The schooner Mary Eliza. from New York. for St
Marks put in here to-day with the loss Of her foremost
and with other damage.
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Joshua Morgan. convicted Of the murder of James
McGovern sentenced to-day in the Criminal Court
to be hung He is only eighteen years Of age.
We have no Southern mail tonight.
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"A BY " L. Van zandt.Large sale this, day, at lol.
o'clock In the sales ID Spruce street.
valuable Furniture Of family Of all Crockery
China Glass and Plated ware, Chairs. Tables, Carpets
Dry Goods &c., also o0 segars Table Linen &C. Thurs
day, extensive sale OF goods Of all descriptions.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
N1 LoyerProfessor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
don, will send to address, receipt of dollar post
She devoted affections Of many Of the opposite their
hearts DESIRE The simple but
that all be married irrespective Of appearance
position; and last though not least can with
euch and delcacy that detection Is impossible
dress Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No letters taken
from the Post Once unless the postage Is paid.
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FOR SALE.

@O 00n FOR SALE. VALUABLE FARM
WVSVVVs over ninety acres, three miles north ofths
viaSe q New Rochelle will be sold for the above
Wall street, corner Of New street.
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A UCTION.-STANDARD ROSES. L. VANDE-
water will sell at his rooms II Wall street. Thurs
day. March l at II o'clock large fine collection of Roses
the garden Of D. Boil Florist Broadway and Fftisth
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Pennsylvania Temperance Convention.
Sentence Of a Murderer, Sc.

The State Temperance Convention appointed to be held
here. has been postponed for the present.
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Telegrapllic Reports.
Married..

CHARLEsToN. March To. 1SJ2
The sales Of cotton to-day foot up 1891 bales at un
changed prices-thc extremes being 81 sac.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
y deph from pier HSTh Iy0r .p0' lines Ssy
Morning line leaves Afternoon express . po at
fsre2arst class cars So second class tby M line oniy
~ ncsvssna"H and r. N. Emigrant line, by steamboat
TRR.HSsPoRT, from pier No. l. atop M. Fare ~ TO-
Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 8.
IN Mall and Express Lines, through w IL "a hours N;
~ Goytandt street, M. and 81 y. NJ Liberty street.
Fare reduced s. for first class and $3.50 for second oa
in she above lines and through luggage carried In the A.
M and 6 r. H. nes from New York. with through oos ius
torr without expense.
LSoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE ~ cARs-FARE
Il rcduocd.-s2 5-seguarity and safe,y combined-Tbe
Of tho New York and Harlem Rsrosd leave tho CITY
o'clock A, NJ. anasxPM H. sL>AT. superlatcndsas.
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ENOR SALE-A HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, NO. 46
Division street doing good business; be sold in
consequence Of tho being sick and likely to
cover. The owner be at 2l3 Sullivan street
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-C. CASSIDY. AUsTI0NEER.BY
IA IL. N. Bush-WednssdAy at 10Y o'clock In the Sales
Rooms, 10 North William street. sale Of and second
hand Furniture Crockery China. Glass Ware &C. removed
for convenience Of sale Also, Counting House Desks &c.
60. X. ID. SMITH, Salesman.
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MEDICAL.


II WARREN, NO. ! MOTT STREET, CONTINUES TO
be c0nsultsa on the treatment private
tce Of profession and the Victims 81 selfsbass Or
nsV rs Se s S% the hands
cured. 40 'p'V'' '''' ~ '' wv "''
DR. i. MoRTAMoRE DOES NOT PRETEND THAT
- he the mos. skul physician in the city, he leaves
praises he would however those under his
:s: ,s sS:
fn' w. wise Is SUI
NO FEE TILL CURED.-pR. coRBETT. 10 DUANE
street. may DO consulted oonadentaliy ON the treat
Sss him sPsody and
s TsS i9
certainty Of having their treated sci
method Shieh he can cure structure in from
DR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TIN
last twenty years enjoyed the most extensive practice
AMY u in Ne.
rm IL Gm two TO dsy Dr. wo
brought on By secret habit INDUCED in By young mes.
is n nss e. ii: sss
soSnad pss. sn f. ss to society IL afford. Dr.
sissf suffering ss1t
'1isn &c sd sy With vi.
ST nsrs S s n s"s
sIs ' ,pss o'clock es sanaay sassR.sd No
arthor has enjoyed among which he would having
resided several years In Paris for tho express purposo
Nuaying these diseases. followed by ng and very
twe Prnettc IN ths speciality he oar without
prome, IN the most and complicated cases.
secondary deases structure, &c more certain safe and
radio than be obtained om ANY other source
nm'rta Those who Apply in the earlier stage, Of dis
M'it 10 aned ny tho casa and rapdity Of the cure,
Nhcn often ohected in vety few Scpar waiting
so o arc provided For tatmep Thy etr adresa box
soy ost oihco II S-Dr. Ralph would ada that beside.
ny olsesscs properly belonging TO the abcyo speciality
~ soiyoos The tfcatmont OF chrome uiceracn
Pn aheaav Of tho akin and bladder gravel paine In tho
o'os oi' "menta and physael capacity nervousness 90,
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SHIPPING.


LNOR SAN FRANCISCO-WEDNESDA MARCH H.
Clipper ship mo, Captain smith now in the stream.
steerage passengers applied for imrae dately
MAILER LORD, l0S Wall street, or to
q. y. COLT, log W all street.
CALIFORNIA-FARE REDUCED.-THROUGH TO
San Francisco direct by the fast sailing clipper ~
LA ANN Captain Ramsdell being unevodably detained.
expressly for this trade IL expected she will the pas
ninety days. Her state fitted
for the comfort OF passengers and her between decks high
and airy The great nautical experience Of Captain Rams
doll having made three successful the
port Is sufficient indueement to passengers to select the
above beautiful vessel Early application is necessary
only few berths remain dsengagcd Apply board Pier
% East River, or to
N BThc prices Of passage by the above
than by any other ship now in port.
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EOR SALE-THE LEASE. STOCK, AND FIXTURES
Oft we'll established Jswery Store, In Broadway This
good opportunity for any person having four
be made easy With proper attention the repairing alone
could DO made to further psrtouiAr ad
dress. with real namo, p. N. W.. Herald Office.
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Lr0R sALE-A FIRST-RATE DAGUERREAN APPARA-
tus with all implements, in good order. Can be
for two days. at 10 avenue C. Of Eighth street. third
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AUCTION sALHa.

UCTIoN NOTIcE.-GROcERIEs IN LOTS TO suIr
"A the retail grooers-Tuesday March is at losS o'clock
picked Hacksrel and Herrnss Brazil Nuts Wsn..s. Al
monde Rasns Figs prunes Tea Coffee. Sugar Tobacco.
rants, Pickles, Scsles, Weights. So, So.
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A DRIEN H. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
sale in partition b order Of the Supreme Court q
New York. si.uatsa on the Fourth, Yr.h Sixth and
Sixtyseyenth Sxtycighth Sixty NINTH Seven
teth Seventy first, Seventy second and Seventy
ton Adrion Muller win sell =. auction Tees
day the 10th day of March, 1882 At IL cook M at the
Merchants Exchange order Supreme Court
the direction Of Philo T. Rugges ESQ., referee LOIS vau
deceased this sale will free and without Limitation
bidder There probably has been better opportunity
offered to the citizens Of New York for twenty
(bens the vicinity Of Hamilton and other contemplated
a. their GTn prizes. either for q
ed BY four Of leading and bounded eithcr
side by the Fourth and Sixth railroads Sixty per
cent Of the purchase remain at tho option Of
the purchasers bond and mortgage Tor three six
Of the above described property be had the
the subscriber, No. 7 Wall street.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.