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FOREIGN Ports.

No at at Smyrna 2gth ul Sailed 9Th u, bark
Bird, Smith Boston Prus. bng Wickermunde do
At Trieste 4i inst ship AIsro Aus from New YORK 9Th
u; bsIk Edw Fletcher Lincoln from Boston 9th ut for
raeTmo John Welsh. kmes, from Phiade pa, 9th u
Hamilton Hae for Messna Sarah Boyd, Merrill for New
York DO Sailed previously, ship Arkansas 0s for Ensand
Malaga 3h barks Kate Alice Low, for New York few
dsys iudstrie, or New Orleans d Sp brgs Rosao FOR
York do for do. Sailed about 18th bark Turk Hard
ine Boston.
At Rochelle h inst brig Ellis Richardson, for Boston
days
At Ardrossan 10Th inst May Boston, nearly ready
Al Frsees 9th inst chips Seranpore Reed for Boston ds
PhouS Cole for SMYRNA load for Boston Sid 3d. ship
LucCnia, Hamilton, tewYork.
Al Rotterdam 9Th met, johanna Bsm Jaehens for Bcs
s Dutch sehr Noord Holland fJn, for Boston days. and
Others a. before.
nst barb Mary Florence Trot, for Philadelphia
loading.
AT glasgow 0ii inst ship srmona Young, for York, sail
Al inst DR.. bark Actress Mcmillan load for
Boston.
Arr Mou,eveo Oct Maltese barb Jane Ronerno Rom.r
from Baltimore via Pernamiuco.
Pcrnamhuco Esd ut Dr. bark Jas Stuart for New York
Br. BRIG huusl, for Boston or : days
At Aux Cyes iGh inst brig ADAM lBr for Boston lds; Bril-
do do srs Manson Manson, DO do Independence Had
ley, from DO, just
4, Cadenas IAN inst Robert Pennel Smith, Portland
ST Johns n r. 9Th nt bns Jarus Hart kesing. New
Yol via Hasr 9Th Victoria Avery Boston llh Foam, Hartery
do. Cid 9Th, Jsmes, Price, for do.
At do. 18th. schr CoTOnei, Allen for Boston. ldg
Arr HaaaI l7h, bgs Alexander Newly ok Hlax o Bnen
Boston, chrs Delegate Smith wYork 18Th Sarah, nln Dos
Goth MarIne Boudroi NewYork Fist, Ellen Bren. do
CID sh sch Charlotte Mcdonald, United States ga James
Hector New.Yofk.
Arr nsi Niagara Stone from Boston for Lv
erpool land sailed same day.
Arr ST. Johu ~ B. 2st inst, brig Juvena, Hene5erry from
Boston schr. Mary, Mahoney, Portland
Arr Denerara bov 49, brg Olive Kelly, Wilmington e9h
fafk Kingston, fouites Philadelphia brs Caske ,st Thomas.
Dec. l. bss Toriiiade Robertson Baltimore Aaanis, Bar
bsdces brs Edinburs Bangor schr American Lass I'm
newfoundland SID Dec 2 bark May Queen, Krwan Baltimore.
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Co Psy Bre,,po w. ~ dor. 81 ,rss sam fia'l Gfoaa
~ei New fcrt
sAVArNAH-Arr De- - blrt. A,.-s, G'2ils Co =
Nslcsj DE b. dsafs u serpa1 c. - - - -
Lshfc IA ec1Air ''es rsiis Fosts, Noosa.f Ht to
fh- ea'Tan. RI Hove Liverpool va = NJ
hrir cf.rpru. 70 ffsni ~. ca shirf ~ y -
Pratt oil Hsnor, Dosos bro w 'fsste bvv
New of,-zn. A9efc.a- Aayleu Apsscsaosa 80 -. . -.
WILMINGTON, y. Dec s+-in beos, .cff " ae-
View Yort Cd trS q. Gurus. curs. Bos-ai schrs X "
H-'se se~ nc = Nty Ps~el. fsicnl SeT 90 =
ssunders pb pha ~ T. Wc-ior fsi - sdrpr =
WAHEHAN, pec PAR. srhrs J. fsrs' sfr - 49,
DR. n Ierry DIV CITY 81 ~ schrs w RAIN Ff-1N'
New Yofk - Iio - do
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BY Tese rr3pb.

BOSTON. De a7-Arr thr Mafaiicn. View o'isan7lS ~
ccsh int. al 20, Co. oas hooner With wt- stlefs
bisei het5s rnd hsi a ia. se,us at eni
dovr william ban q srhsr hal pseisby a ,-fs
a. she dd n ,ar Jeu-Nuon savannh; Go'ia ltr RI
lrew Tossion har ssnt7a, Palermo h dang 9, e
lem n't efs RIO Jraude savinnh sohf Beara,st Do
nrso City.
Cfeard-Bsrt " atEa, TrpSd hres Tbo-as consef hAiAn
ras; sesso, csrde' setr. L-~l.. ss- fork -,
SALEM De- B-Asr. barb Ages'ine Baeno. AJfes ol 81
having got on u share al apparently 7' a. a3
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ITO RAILROAD CONTR. crops
EseIsEEK's oFFlcE, CIRcLEvrlLE. De- Iss,
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS SEII L IL

EseIssEE's oTFlcE, CRcL rvr.LE. De- /, Iss1
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
~ PROPOSALS III, Be RECEIVED until JaOuary ~ 1s5s
EVANSVILLE RAILROAD COMPASY IN c oy 40
foT furnishing al The nsierasron chains and snife ~
eepsedsnd dong all the work Necessary for The
Zsnesyils, distance OF sboE: forty-sve miles "
Plans. proflos speciacafious and All ths racss.. :,
formation viii be furnished AZ the Os;cs ~ ~ n
ly the Engineers az Circlevii!e - S Nonp@HJi
portion Of The work heavy and well WORTHY Of tho
serron o. Contrscfos The COupenyIase ample mes
Read and would preier letting IL Cont.acsors who 80
Prepared 10 take ro-non Of the stock should ,hsr 49,
othervs be - fsyoTabe provided thew can frns So,
factory evidence Of their ability complete the wor IL -
shortest practicable time TRACY McCRACEEy '
Chief Furiuee-
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lFrom or Ce<respopdent.

PHifh ffPHIA Dee. 97.-Ar .iesnssp CO Of $500 ae
WYE, scrEro cpyer ship Rattle. lnesl -tan2
Ar soa Mson soayse E,na Nscielr H.rvey ~ D.
sehr sarrss Anderson, Caiai Cid bais I'm ~
toE srsC. X jay Cart Pernsmbucoj schr C"ohhf' NN@
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Chicago Illinois
+ &: ADAMS, Banker and Exchange Broker.
Broker promptly Attended to Dealer 10 Land W.r-sn,,
Reference, John Thonpson
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Clothing, ST.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Hats at 81 80. BROWN,
No. l5s Caual-st- one door from Sullivan.
ZINE FURS.-MONARQUE, of No. 223
Bowery soics the patronage the ladies To his rich and
elegant styles of f9rs comprising in part of Martin Mink
Fitch, Lynx and Swedish Martin Vctorines Mufs and
Cuffs Save your time and money and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere the old establishment No.
22s Bowery.
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u.~ovrs B.sx, Nrw.Yosx. DEE. II. rsss

DIVIDEND.-The Board ei directors nave
a. ~ asel.rra . ,.Il-annua dividend OF FOUR 90
IN cTET ravnbie 70 the sfuckhodes and after the
Il Ssrsrv next TIE Il books will be closed fs0n
tie ." % 'A' '''' G. NJ LIVINGSTON, Cashier.
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Great SALE of REAL ESTATE.-The

EREAT SALE Of REAL ESTATE.-The
~ CARLISLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY, situated
A miles east Of Carlisle, Cumberland County Pen Will be
sod at public sale, the pEemises on THURSDAY the
18th day OF January, la55.
This one OF the finest estates in Pennsylvania and ~
braces about eco Of land between five and SIX huu
dred OF which are cleared and IN cultivation.
Inc improvements are large twostory brick Mansion
House. forFe Furnace, Gris MIL with four Of sone
saw MIL CARPENTER Shop Blacksmith Shop stone Coal
Hoees three large bank Barns Stable, 100 feet long,
Dwelling House
The facilities Of the Carlisle Iron Works for the prodnc-
non OF the finest qualities Metal and Bar Iron. Il - be-
heyed are not exceled anywhere
The water power Of the greatest aud having fesw
breecbes Creek combined with the Boiling Springs never
s or freezes prevent the constant operation Of the
One hundred and four acres without Improvement in
crded N tie aforesad cleared land will be sold separately
OF the purchase money 10 Dc pad the
let OF April ensuing when possession viii be delivered and
the balance in equal annual payments without interest
TIE purchaser viii be required 10 pay five per cent Of the
purchase money when the property il stricken off, which
will be deducted from hrst payment.
Pesons desrous OF purchasing vii ind the proprietor
the premifes. Address PETER =. EGE.
Carlisle, Penn, Dec. q, 1852
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spoken, &c

Dec H. on Tortagss shr California I'm Boston for New Orleans
Nov lat % NJ IS, bark Salem, Mett, from New fors
Oct. 10, Cor California.
Nov g. ~ lon 49, bark Cashmere OBJ from LIVER
pool for California
Nov TO- lat 70 a. g. bark Mary, NeLane, from New
YORK, Oct q for San Francisco.
81, lon ship Empero Pedrck, from Havre
for New Orleans.
nov a. lat II a. Ion s 80 shp Crescent City from Liverpool
Orleans day ship yorktown from London Tor Ne"
Dec. lat 3D. Ion chip ncons'an, (Br) from Liverpool for
Orleans
Dec IS Ia, a. Ion g. Carnaic from New Orleans for
Glasgow
No date lat &C. brig George y. Williams from Portland for
Wilmington, NC.
Dec T. Of the Ishac. ship Meridian, from EewYOrk for New
OTleans
oct IS W ship Samuel II. Jackson sainp
son from Bath Sept 49, for San Francisco.
lat IL 10 " lon 30 20 w. ship Eliza Warwick, watson,
from Boston Oct 8. for Honolulu
Nov lat ~ ~ n lon 30 z0W bark Medon hedop, Merrill,
from Boston for Buenos Ayres.
Nov 10 s "a TO- lon Is o. ship Calender Brown Or
leans Cor AniweTp .
Nov 49, lat 90 80 w p. Lopez from Philadelphia for
Pernambuco.
Nov 49, lat 10 ~ lon ship Columbo Dunbar from
Boston Oct 90 for Caiao and a market
NOV "a ht A. lon II w, Nearns (Br) from Bristol Eng, for
New Orleans.
Nov 49, at IS 20 lon w, Bremen barb Sophia from Bremen
for EewOresas.
Dee lat IS CO. lon 10 W. shp William Ward from Cardiff for
Eohlr.
Dec lat i6 lou. 30 schr Village Belle from EewYOrt
for Para
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DIsasters. &c.

Trx B,sx before reported o.t On nj . :.
ps<ou fr FsH River Ashore uisst0' me .n W
Car.o belonged " Boton. vsso ye-rso"' -. al
o. coo. insured a that csty tor that 'oun- ' 49,
go einaIdron Which not In:oe 49, ..so NJ a..
asarded a. saFeee on ~ -, ~
IN. fsnees G seal from New fsrk Tor Bfazos o''e rrp''S
loe;Oo Padre Issrd. r. x...s.ir,e -.,o-..- m
Al ,s -, az w 81 eu scr Susan A. Anderson q Nj
s s,.,sn h ed hound Oraooke, eaky conAon ~ on
80 N s-snce reejed, and found ne csptai es9
s.nSor her ut Nsypee extra nnmof o. h-n o.
,se w sssfsnce be neerd 70 bnns her INTO p
rAoh Theeaptsz Of the A coon u'e -
S,s b.rsrg wiung0u, :. c. hound 10 View YORK As. ue
-. teous CATS Capt. VI. the schf anann,re 70
her In tow baled 1T Of The water AieI D~ls ns
"a hnr south wester and MONDAY
81 The laid by however, iii next roo.ns ai hs
irnros board her from the wenNe ~ nc No,
st 0es T.. from Cape Henry, with app4ie NJ nu ~
water Capt NJ has her msDsa which was TAKEN on "neh
be ret bearded her. -. -, - ,,ya.s.-
soH, J.sss g. Kss Wainwright, which cleared ron "ush
,on o. the 9th fOrk, struck on ing over 90
IL remained 50 hours; threw on par o. Seh
setre her The I'd IN ehy CUM"
dton VIII have 10 dichase CARGO and nnleIl ,h ,,
scHn y Charleston from Phlad phis- report tat'
niles north Of CAPE IN -
ous yater passed with the head Of iorop eh' "a.
,ud mart of yards waerwen aonSsoe "a inc o'N'
and teok from her gallant yard ana pee
vs,s parted Turtan rUndOabtedy ths b. brig MARY
scr. ynsulA HoBsIs, Owens, OF and from plymouth b.
hor,d barbados of shingles eaS as H
Ore r-d DAYS made 10 put mo the
port epdeayorng make Norfolk ran ahore on
RI River Point ft CAPT arrived al Sor
f on Saturday and Obtained assistance, and w al probability
rel her % so Ion "A passed center board shr
B,rK Bsros AZ Boston Mobile experienced very heavy
weather lost spare and sails. stove bul~afks, &c
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NOTICE to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-JE
IN CITY WATER WORKS.-Proposals will be re-
ceyed at the office Of the jersey City Water Commission
er" Lyceum Building, Grand-st until Tuesday the 4th
day OF January 1855 at o'clock M for the execution
of the following work
J. For the construction Of Receiving Reservoir at Belle
vile requiring the following quantities OF work:
&c, 400 cubic ards of embankmen..
., COO cubic yards puddle bank.
1,li0lf bricks laid in cement
clio square yards Of sodding.
For grading the site Of Engine House. amounting TO
10 COO cubic yards of excavation
For the excavation and back filing of about 900 feet
OF large pipe trench amounting 70 300 cubic yards of
cAvaton
l. For covering the pipe the Hackensack marshes
amounting to $3.50 cubic yards of enlbanknent with an
average haul of 1900 feet.
For ditehng and banking 1900 feet of pipe on the
Hsckenssck marshes.
The responsible persons with their written
become urees for the ulfuent Of the contract
every particular will be required accompany the pro-
posals
ProposAs will be received for sny one of the peces of
work separately OF for the whole
The Commissioners the night to select such pro-
rosas they think most favorable for the Interests OF
the city. =
Plans and specifications may be seen AZ III. Office
Proposals. be addressed the Water Comuiss,onsYs
Of Jersey City, and Endorsed Proposal for Work
jersey City, December H. 1882
JOHN ID. WARD,
ID. ;. GREGORY,
M. y. BRAMHALL. ), wafer
TH0s; A: ALEXANDER, O'ni'nissioners'
= II. HARRISON,
WILLIAM 5. WHITWELL Chief Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
A UCTION SALE of COTTAGE HOUSE

n % HUN SALE Ut COI IdUL tIOCt'11
IA and SIXTY BUILDING LOTS, in Newark, New
Jersey-Will be sold at Public Auction THU RSDAY,
the 30th day OF December next o'clock, r. NJ, the
premises Cottage House and Lot containing about two
acres situated between Fair Mount and Lteton-sys- on
the corner of South Orange-av- known as the Hedden
House Also at same time 81 Lots 30 100 on Ltteton and
2S 28 239 20 H. l42 243 3i3 3I4 and ST. Camden
lots No. s Ss and IS on Wes, BsnS ao Lots Nos
ISL 54 1885, 1874 and l65 Hunterdost. These Lots
situated high and beautiful ground short distance from
Court House and Immediately in the OF the former
residence OF Jos. C. Wallace, Esq.
part Of this property sold at public auction al the
Merchants Exchange, New-York the S0th day of No
vember last and this sale made for the purpose closing
up some the Lots taken aud winding the
To any person doing business NewYork who is DESTROYS
ofsecuring home within 20 minutes Of New York, this
will prest mt favorable opportunity.
Conditions Of sale will be made known the day OF SALE
For particulars, inquire of .
DUNN & THOMPSON, or
THOS V. JOHNSON Newark, v. J.
SIf Thursday should prove stormy the sale will take
place en- Friday, December 81.
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BONDS for SALE NEW YORK and
- NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD BONDS per cent
due in 1866.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD BONDS,
Ter cent. due in 1872.
MOBILE CITY BONDS, coupons and principal psys-
be in New.York, 8 per cent due in 1851
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS, per
cent duein 1875.
WESTERN. VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, per
cent. due IN lse5-7o.
GAGE RAILROAD BONDS. per cent. due in 1850
PLATTSBURGH and MONTREAL RAILROAD
BONDS, 7 Per cent. due in 1862 By
KETCHUM, ROGERS BEMEyr
No. - Willisms.
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T. COTTON, AuctioDeer.
ARGE SALE of RICH ROSEWOOD

7. NoLroN, A ctODtef = -,..,,., : i
II ARGE SALE OF RICH ROSEWOOD'
IL ard MAHOGANY FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS 65DOA CIAIRS
6c.-F COTTON VIII eel tomorrow, WEDNESDAY,
Dec ~ at let o'clock. at the Auction Rooms No ~ besk.
nan and SO Ans very lerge end desirable
rich Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture, being the stock Of
well known dealer in the upper part of the city, compns.
Mshogsny and Rosewood FreDch Bedsteads, Warirobes
Book Gaze. Secretaries MGbeop Dress Bureaus Center
Card Sofa and Side Tables Rosewood and Mahogany Ex
tension do Mahogany Rocking Chairs, Hair MATTRESSES,
Carpets Oil Cloths Bedroom, Basement and Kitchen Fur.
niture &C. Also several French plate Glasses, all szes.
Also Is dozen cottage office Curl Maple, Black Walnut and
Boston Rockers 49,
b. Catalogues ready early Wednesday morning and
will be the ony Furniture sale .is year On Thursday
Ol O'clock will be sold large lot Of Jewelry suitable tor
the HOLIDAYS. Particulars to morrow.
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EOX and WISCONSIN II PER CENT. I'M
l. PROVEMRNT SCRIP.-The Interest Coupons due
let jan prox the above Scrip issued to NJ L. MARTIN
by the State of Wisconsin will be paid at the office oSSM
Ion DRAPER, No. 45 Pine-st, New York
YNHE INTEREST COUPONS on the CITY
Il of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on the
LIST of January proxo win be paid the Banking House
of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
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ID. 5. HoUcH. Aacioneer.
PORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT

\ Nj i " K i n y SAI.E vi Ei4iSpANf,
i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FANCY GOODS, Ia.
THURSDAY. Dec. So al icy AN. II No 80 West 4s-s
between 9Th and Sthvs the entIe contens OF IRE drxt
class story dy cling louse embracing quantity
OF the best quality of honsehot foods OF every deception
such as rosewood IN Brccesle do IA plush 10. ia
hacloh veyei, Brussels spy and iDgaia CaEpeiS elegant
French plate pier Glasses bfocze Mantle Clocks and Other
Ornaments damask Widow Curtains Wor<tables,
Lounges French Rodstc ads Mattresses, Feather Beds PHI
lows Blankets Coanorpenef Also, good assortment Of
valuable OIL Paintings and fngrvnrs Catalogues At No.
SIC Broadway Can be seen en- Wednesday More tall par
tculsrs hereafter.
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Millinerp.

ITO THE LADJES.-Our Fall style of La
and Drab Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses mede from the best stock 10
market Also, large and handsome assortment Of plain
and embroidered CAPS of the latest Paris fashions with
styles of Drsb and Silver Felt Black and DIsb Beaver Hats
and Flats for Boys Mi and Children at AONARQUEe
old establishment. No. s2s Bowerv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

1IIISTON COAIr-Thc Pennsylvania Coal
Coz psny s prepared TO deliver families in part
9i tbs City, Brooklyn and Wiliamsburgh from its Cans
6osfs and several yards the sizes Of its Ptsoa
Coa winch s superior Anthracite for domestic Apply
G the yards, Of l4h-st and sth-av Wesfs near
Morton at the loot Of Governsurst East River foot o.
North lothst Wihamsburgh; foot Of Goldsf, Brookyna
Wsl,st The Coal will be delivered q IS per tln,
xoW lbs from the Canal Boats and Is Is rsreened ron
The yard.
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONERS Of the
" CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW-ORLEANs.-
NEw-ORLEASs Oct 81 la52-By virtue Of the thirty sew
epth section Of the Of the Legislature Of the State OF
Louisiana entitled AN Act to consolidate the CITY OF New
Orleans ard provide Tor the government and administration
OF its affairs approved Feb % 1852 and OF the fifth section
of the set supplementary thereto and providing for the IN
CORPORATION VI the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New
approved the day and fer the purpose OF
funding Of the old city of the lse First Second an
Third Municipalities ard City Of lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received az this Office for
the exchange on just and equitable computation Of inter
est of all unnatured Bonds and other obligations Of the old
cy and Of the late First Second and Third Municipalities
and CITY of Lafayette for BONDS of the CITY Of NEW
ORLEANS. dated FIRST JULY, 1882 at FORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable at the
Office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto at the Of SIX PER CENT per annum pays
be the City Of NewYork LIST January and LIST July
each year the obligations offered IN exchange
above be calculated up LIST January 1854 at which
time interest the Bonds be Issued Will commence.
The proposals. TO be Endorsed Offer for exchange OF
Bonds &C. will be opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday in each month commencing M9ntsy the I'D Of
November next. 1852
Prices Stock Tables adopted the basis exchange
The Commissioners to themselves the right
Jet any or all bids
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS Controller.
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN. p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee
A. LAYET, Secretary. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

HENRY r. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No. %
III William =, viii sell TOMORROW, WedLssd4y
large assortment OF Fancy Goods Bohemian Glass ware
see Express Post. and Journal o. Commerce
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A UCTION SALE-Of Fancy Goods China,
IA Glass Gold Pencils, Jewery. &c. suitable for Hol-
day Presents. Also, Toys, Dole Sc., on WEDNESDAY,
December 80 at lOt o'clock at No lo4 Maidensne. Also,
invoice Gothic Tray Table Cutlery. &c, by
ID. NOTEBOOK & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

EXECUTORS SALE.-The House and Lot
~ No. So Madson-st. will be sold at auction by A. J.
BLEECkER, at Merchants Z Exchange, on TUESDAY lith
day Of January ext, at II o'clock, Terms mad,
known at sale. THOMAS McELRATH, Executor.
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NAUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY
~ DIVIDEND..A dividend Of I per cent Tor - on
each shared the Capital Stock of the Naugauck Railroad
Company OF the earnings for the six months ending
December 81 1882 has been declared payable and altar
January 1853 Stockholders whose stock regis
tered in NewYork, will receive their dividends the office
Of r. 4 G. l.. SCHUYLER, No. 2 Hanoverst
The transfer books will be closed from December So 1852
atl2 NJ, to January /, 1853, at o'clock ?. N.
f. +. BISHOP, President.
Bridgeport, Conn. Dec 10, 1852.
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DERFMpyORY SALE Of PROPERTY |;

4 BFEKMAN and PEARL sTS.--JAMES NJ HrL
LFR viii sell the lstn o. January, 1888 a. the NJ
ciants' T1ciargs all that valuable piece Of progeny
Bcekman St Nos 81 Is ard e. ooI.s ming toysth sfS
font and rear by 100 in pta. Aso. tue two s;ors =
nans See maps and other part euias at The Anct,oss
No. 81 Maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
AuCTION NOTICE-RICH FANCY

IA GOODS, FAMILY PRESENTS.-TUESDAY. Dec.
%, 10y O'Clock, at No. 10 William, near Cedar-st.-By
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, catalogue sale of rich and various
Papier Mache silver plated Cake Baskets Castor Tea and
Coffee rrus and Sets Forks az Spoons. Table Gallery
mental Figures Clocks &c. worthy the notice of retailers
and families.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-Sale THIS DAY, at
"A 10t o'clock in the Sale Rooms No Is Spruce-st by
order Of Assignee, the balance stock OF Hardware and
Mechanic Tool Store comprising $50 assorted Planes Saws
tens Tools Door Knobs Locks Cutlery, and numerous
other articles in the line in lots to suit Sale rain shine.
WEDNESDAY large sale Of Furniture, Fancy Goods
Groceries &c. r.. FORREsTAL, / ,s.;ooo-
THOS. BELL huo''0'eSis'
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IPAND SALE Of SUPERB PICTURPs 8

" MT n. ID. GOODWIN. Auctionser, by Mr. Cas,as.
Phillips of LosdonTbis sale adjourned until rURS
nay az ~ o'cioct Dec. q Two aznihcent IGadsap-s
feet by l. orgnal end never cop.rd, by Mr.. ID. w C.
HcuteIle III sweet end mt resins Domestic Picture By Nh
iIv Al speLcsr Landscapes BY Talbot one by OsTsns.
Uorxev. T. Crarch. CroYsey; orgnsis BY Regis Gir.
noux Ess Children Rescued from Pershing IN snow
sscrrn re magnificent Picture O. tue Arcrc hes 81
Es.ize Po1tFaf a. that oggagcOus yabosed BE-; aoLI
soul Eossn,h rcusn be - d. Also ell that Dot
called for before O'Clock this DAY open Tor exan,nansa
from 9 in 9 70 day and Monday, % Le owners si4eace
No. 20 Wes. lgtL a. where the sac tSkes place.
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.-The ninth sem.annunl dividend on the
preferred stock Of this Company at the rate of Eight per
cent per will be paid at the Office of their Treas
nrer No CentTe-st, on and after TUESDAY, the 4ta
day of January next.
The transfer hooks of said stock win be closed FRI
DAY Dec "a, at O'Clock, p. and opened on WDNES-
DAY January 5, at 10 o'clock A. M.-Dated New York,
December l6 1852