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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

,oVNCH WHITE ZIEC.-600 casks
EHs,a SILVER " bite Paint go casks Gray. second
y oEI v,e,iie Montague Companys manufacture,
QatT ~ s,.ds by MCCALL b STRONG,
kah w. VIlisn st., Agents for the USi'sd States
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Fey lat y So lea 81. sshr Harriet. from Pssasn.
hGco, fov New. York.
Feb is. lat IS e. iers 81 A. esis wn A. osvA
ron, snsp 'eScr "a ,os Bes,es - Psss R,ea tpsrhaes
Feb a. iat % 50 losx ~ a. bark sanxas from Dss-
for
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Gopartnersbip.

nlSSOLUTION.--Th Copartnership
IL existing under the firm of PERRY COLA
MORE is this day dissolved by mutual consent-New-
York. March I, 1852. GEORGE nj. PERRY,
ms Ste ID. COLLAIORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

hA n b U K NOHW AIN NnIE
- ROAD ARRANGEMENT, commissioning mafcn Il
1852 -TIajps will run foil until further notice ,
Leave Danbury at CT A NJ with passengers only no.
..d s.ess
passengers and freight do do at p M with passsn-
gers only. .
The 81 A NJ. Train from Danbury Gets NJ Nofwalk
with the e:te A nj Tram 10 NewYork. Passengers go
ing east can leave Norwsk at 9:lS A: III
The l2i p. III. Tam connects at Norwak villa the III
Express Train 10 NewYo'k.
Passengers from New York will leave at A. M ana u
3P NJ 10 connect with Trains on this Road.
Sfsees will be in readiness ON the arrival OF ths nns
at the Station TO convey passengers TO hdse-
field Village Lewisb0ro'. &c
ma WkFtAis HARVEY SMITH. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

THkOUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
u Neu-York and San FraHcisss Steamship Line Tho
new steamship UNITED STATES, ] 80 tuns burden,
Charles Perry commander, viii take her departure ron
Chsgres. on FRIDAY, 2Sth March nsxt, At PM, con
reciLk n, Panama with the doabe-engns stssmnip
WiNf1ELD SCOTT. 2.l0o tuus burden, Keansy Coui.
lsra commander expected " depart from Pan satfSn
FIsreseo On the 10th Of April ensuing By any thS
specs Coz fon sna sssl attached 70 .scn
,r, 1sy lat catar state tickea ssnfoosn w
"a cabin ticket, S2so lhr01ss 10 CO.
Apply " General Agents. - Dsaver-st., New
utMS JONES JOHNSTON. - vi -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

STEAMER Of March 6, for San Fran
~ cisco, touching a. Rio Jaaero and Valparaiso The
pew and magnificent sts snip PIONEER Captain
Kitteiedge, now lvng at pier No. North River VIII
positively for the above ports Saturday BaTch g.
This has fully established her reputation being
Of the swifest a at and she affords oppnrt1
nifty TO those wishing 10 California seldom offered
Fer accommodations are superb-a limited number on y
Of passengers viii be sakea the will stop az
Par ama 20 ill up small amount Of freight. if offered,
viii be taken, for which passage apply to sPOF
FORD TILkSTON CO., No. <g South pt. 3sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No L Nsnh
River foot Of Battery place By steamboat John Potsr
I've lines daily Morning Line leaves at M; After
noon Express Line at p. NJ through to Pnilxdeoha IN
l}houn Fare LIST class cars. 81 I'd class s2 hepnig;
leave philadelphia from foot Of Walnut 81 at and
p M Emgiapt Line by steamboat Transport from Pier
No 4 ut I'M Fare: 81 50.
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NEW ROUTE from NEW-YOR I.

nv EW ROU II HOHI " ONfh 70
lNNORWALK and DANBURY.-Ths new and last
ssinr sear er PAClFIC. INSTEAD Of the "DaAbury, ~
eontsmp laied) Capt r; W: Fowler vii, commence run,
ann in the Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad
tmebins At South Norwalk, on MONDAY. March I,
leaving Norwak Bridge every MONDAY, WEDNks-
DAY and FRIDAY ct O'Clock An.
sys,y III ESDAY, THURSDAY ard sATURDAYMl
passage 81 cents Frseht taken on Reasonable ss,ps
routs Yor passage or freight apply to SAxfON
WEBB No iia South st. orthe Captain ON board
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MERCHANDISE FORWARDED to

lyl and from Nsw-York via New Haven and sprnsned
10 BuTps ton ST. Johpsbury Osdensburgh and Montreal
and ali towns on the Rutland and Burlington Psssumpsc
RIVER, Vermont, Central and Ogdensbursh kailIosds'
ems Traveller and Champion. from Peck slip East River
every day at Pm. The railroads on tns route nm
bwg6 and Montreal Passengers can procure ,h,Sash
ct cts to all the principal Northern towns at the New
YorS and Nsw-Haven Railroad Office, No. IS Canal st.
Ny. For forwarding Instructions apply to the agent;
STEAMERS on the wharf, at Peck-sig, Marx goods,
Merchants Dispatch" FndoS, As1s'v
m NO. l9Z coubu-s W. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

nor CALIFORNIA-NEW AND In.
II DEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY-OPP0.
SlTION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY.-Ths and
splendid steamship CITY OF NEW YORK Will leave her
wharf pier N. r., March &C. at O'Clock connecting
tickets guaranteed ans detention This beng the
Only sure through line. vii take but limited number
Of passengers to prevent any detention upon the shnu
For freight passage. apply to
PALNER CO., No 90 BroadwAy.or
l2fu B. s. HAIGHr, No. Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

DR0POSALS will be received until the
IN day Of March for altering the Windows in the
Villa Ward School House in CLARK st. Specifications
esn h at No i7S Spring ST. ON to O'Clock p NJ
j w. FELL.
J. r Fact. Committee.
! ~ ~ J. g. BURNrON,
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II InUO W. cALO " NO.s ANO. NiilI'
" Few York sole Agents In the United States FOL
MuspFstis superior Bleaching Powder.
v,coTia Mills celebrated Writing Papers.
Resell Mills fine Writing Papers.
Csvsh Co.'S Ebelish and Scotch Writing Papers
Havhns English Tissue Papers.
Gsnesse Mills Printing Papers.
They Hs also Agents for tas principal paper msnufac
DUss II this cousssy 1T en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

PhI II uAINUINUo, DVNDI1Iso'
u ed WINDOW SHADEs.-A large assortment;
~. e ~ s NV s t saonan Ranhs
headins Decorations Oak, Maple, Marble FIRE board
1nu. ke Orders solicited from the CITY and country
pads. The Subscribers would also inform the ctizens OF
and Bcoiyn thai the, prepared 70 re-
nd execute all orders furnishing and putting up De-
snNns and Hangings in Saloons Public Halls Drawing
xson Pa,lers, kc Call and examine At the Msn9iao-
~ Eui6e ard IS Sehermerh I'm Of near CITY HAii,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR NEWARK-Fare 12l cents
II Soripg Arrangement. - The steamer PASSAIC.
Capt Gafy will and afe March TO- run Is fol,o.s
Lave New York. foot OF Bsrc'ayst at O'CLOCK = m
Leave foot Il Centre At at ocsck A. M; iand-
nr al Bergen Point each way Freight taken at reason
abe rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
A vALUABLEPROPERTY forsALE.

IA-The undersigned, Commissioners legally .n,oin,a5
b. virtue Of an act OF the Legislature entitled An sc, for
the ocontnusnee Ae of the House Of Refuge OF The tai
OF pes ed and approved March 2 1852" viii Of
fer at PttLle Ale to he held THURSDAY the TWEEN
THFOuRTH Of JUNE next a. the hour AZ o,s o,lo.t D
n At the Ian Of IheoSoye Titus in KINGSTON Middle.
sex County and state Aforesaid all the land and n.m.
known IS the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM .;r,sr. 81
kingson and bounded by lands OF the Camden and Amboy
Coleny On the south the public road from
on the north and east containing acres more
OF e toseter with the rnisted stone Edfce a. was de-
ssned Tor house OF Refuge with other build1-s ron.
OF harm sheds &C. and all other improvements and ann,
naes hereto pelosns THIS properly, in point oflo.ljty
rs conDeLlly to the Railroad between the eities of NJ,
ioiS sId Ptl.adelPha equirns the time little over ~,
hour to and Ioi either eifyl It's proximity 10 the Dls
anc kaiisn Canal within the distance ofcne-halfof IL
and about three miles from Princeton IL healthy no
shd ~ Isns supplied with eopioss and abundant
supply oi pure and sofr vaer lat no time kuog t h a;
nshed n Us quantity, however great the droDth ~
sor rs A1spsien either for desirable country -ea
iEeFy q lteinug military academy n,auu.rt,r1 70 -
dovsh bs steam OF any s:er institution whatever -s.
seh - pssstsns very eommendabls properties ,p;eienr
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Disasters, &c.

srrixsrr ST. GEones Csp Husband, sailed from 81 Johns,
n end Liverpool the 18th Jan, and has not since
Of She about with Of fifty
power each II supposed That there about twenty
persons board She built for the ST Georges Steam Packet
Company. OF Liverpool and IL insured NJ Loyds
SEp As.K.srH Boston from Cala was is days OF Ber
uds with heavy W. and ~ w saej lost SUIT Of SAILS washed
away head rails, &c.
from Havana Charleston before reported
having the Rid Rocks and taken 10 Mas
arrived at Charleston - inst She went aShorc on the
2sth Beach Key Bsak during tck weather where she
load tighten her Being
eaty she taken into Nassau where held aud the
The e. A. brought from
three the the BIZ thp Duke from Mobile for Ly
eToos stranded ~ The bahamas on tue 10TH nit
Sur Boston, loading Charleston 9th inst Tor
Navre and having board GOO bales cOn took fire the
istey flooded with water 20 lower deck
flames eshed before much damage done
her; damage to unknown latter insured al Hsvre
Tvs BnASoH Jefferson, with Of I'm
Stockholm has been utterly lost in the Gull Of St Lawrence The
Captain and passengers have arrived at Quebec.
Bke CsrL, Peens which sailed from kaPort lst inst for
New Yos ashore while drifting down the u,er IN calm, and
ksd Got of tide and returncd danaee not earned
CiRo for the United Sioes. isto Bba
does tie 10Th April short Of water She Will sail 10 day OF two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
spoken, &c.

May o. lat IS IS, lone co. chip st Denis, from NewYo for
Havre
May lat 80 80, long So IS, ship Tuscaoa, from Philadelphia
for Liverpool
May ~ as Iorr So ship Psrth-non, from for
New Orleans
Feb 49, lat 20 S. long 10 W. ship Caldwell hom
New York tJan. l0) for California all well
April N lat - a. long q A. Dr. ship Lady of the West % days
from Alexandria, pr Liverpool.
April rs, OF Gardens. ship NatL Kmbal Cor, from
lean. for Antserp
May 2 lat 90 as long ship Busna VISTA Howard
from Phi adelh a Tor Savannah
March "a kt long bs Margaret Hugs Beswick from
Baltimore or London
March 80 lat :G5. hong 81 L. ships Independence from Boston
for Valparaiso and ChCora from New Orleans Tor Cronsad
April ~ OH karquesas Keys br Broone, from fol New
Orleans
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Whals1~.

Arr EtsaTiovu 9TH ship Planter Peae ofanl from Nantucket
cunp sitting tor Pacific Ocean
Az Holiness Hoe fh bark Ma's Daggett from Atlantic
Ocean, o on board Sent home go hb sp the
letter from CAPT HasAns. OF bark Massaso of Maspo
os her ai Barbados April ,, l5, with 30 bb black
sh OIL, all well 20 sail saae day cruise.
letter n Capt HAYDEN ship Roscoe, Of New Bedford
her eft Paya Aru6 with - bb sp board
Csp)
letter received ~ f3gaitown from Capt Norton, ship Abm
Barker, Of Bedoc reports oaeic IS. 30 bbls
o and whales ready for boinstonnd Sandwich Isl
nnd Had herId oH date &C. ship Vineyard Coffin Edgar
town, wi.l Go bbs rep. Oct %. as sp 40 Nh
Arr Hobart Town. ID L. Jan B. Ial ROokh Gardner B.,
from cruise; Candace Waker MI, dol 9Th, South Carolina
Alexander NB Seas Sid Dec 81 Smith, South
Seas.
spoAenNo date lat &c. lon Susan, from Tacahu
ma OF and for New Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
ITTY of NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,

BONDS az PRIVATE sALE.-The underzznedcfer
f ale SEQ GOO Of the Corporate Bonds Of the City of Nor
fpIk with per cent Interest W arrants attached
These Bonds Issued 70 Rairsed Companies In pay
men. for sb.rriptons and Of $500 each payable
Arr 1872 with interest on the st days OF October ana
Anrl respectively, the City Of Newiork They are ~
mad by the Municipal authorities Of the City Of Norfolk
confirmed BIZ the popular vote, under special Act OF the
The Select and Common Councils Of the City of Norfolk TO
rroAe funds the interest puncruaiy and likewise
10 create Sinking Fund to retire the principal a. maturity
The population of the borough of Norfolk about 5000
and Of the city proper about lo,go ,
The CITY debt on the 9th March 1882 exclusive Of the
above was SOL $50 represented By City Scrip The income
for the year 1852 viii be about 600 resulting from taxes
and lease Of city property
Norsok from its central location its easy access from the
sea- s protected position. It's ample dimensions and great
depth OF water its entire freedom from Ice IN the severest
winters and lis healthy climate com bne 10 render II point
most favored of for all purposes Of commercc
will be BIZ the map that Norfolk by means OF the
ceatrd and Roanoke Railroad is made principal point tor
three important lines Of Railroad, which meet Underwater
within her precincts :,
Is The great Southern route, over the Seaboerd and
Roanoke Railroad passing through Weldon, Wilmington,
Manchester Branchve and thence TO Charleston, con-
tiuuinr on from Branchve TO Augusta Atlantic, West
Point, Montgomery, Mobile to New-Oreans -
ID The interior central route proceeding from Norfolk
over the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad 70 CASTOR thence
to Raleigh Salisbury Charlotte Columbia and TO Branch
Vile and thence New Oreans North Carolina has sub
scnbed 81 00o 900 to this line.
Sd The Western route passing from Norfoik upon the
Seabard and Roanoke Railroad proceeds 10 Lynchburg and
thence south westerly Knoxville, Chattanooga Iuscun-
ba and Memphis Virginia has subscribed 81 OoOOoO to this
lire.
In addition to these main lines there Others accessory
10 and connected with them and by which large sections Of
country are made accessible to Norfolk Apply 70
CAMMANN WHlTEHOUSE CO. No % Walst
WILLIAM WARD No. l6 Exchange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

N, rer. DC crvw ,eh'. Samuel re:e01 .nsh a.
~ erhsel- sne captain snf 49, az, -. Ne,
wr~s 81 . ts'fe V->-cl yin2 en- UT
H.. a eads az got spear BE- COS H aA, 10 law,
-, -. a. s,urr.ss Co, vessel master No oa' sp"Ae
osn y W s n.rne- Darches~s b, bridgeport IL be.
,x,,l az sans Of snadsosss 90 ns' - a.. xy..,.-o
W.. Ssssa Brxntyslne nafsaret W1x~'
yoau. c,tqr Aleransra; Empire. Ryder, Aek%n
srs Msry ysb sso~ PrOvince''-r Cen lsyp, JONI.
80. Awn.~t Nss.rson Har~ihj kS'h chsse h"~isn j. y
m, yycvn.rwn; Miranda Ncsefson hrrwico W
cora fnsisra Alert Steele Sckersoa BarwHh wien o. e
w, Hen<ren Harwch Biiinssgate Sweet Weieet o. Ia
Lowell Bcsion shs wnsht. John'on Alesandn.i fnaaJ
H,o-n Boston: Mahs Jane Dashns virginia; C0r1o, CaDe
ILssns; Oneida Lopez Virginia; Charles Cranner, Io"ssend
yirs.nis Fremont Lumenr. Lubec.
shop America. starsess, from Providence.
yIyp-sunriss, s. Meridian. s. s. 4. sunse: n. NE.
Tie chip Boyd (o Bsih whore from sasus h Gan's
arrived reports, April e. spoke whaling esfs $40
Tr1ne from New Bedford, out month with 80 %
CAPT. W. took from her Capt Gay M1of oce
crew e The sht ship foss Key West Newport l.
who place the 18th u and the 1h et h
snkns condition. she ae Twxd went down Wills 10 "sh o. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
To Mariners.

FtxKp Lieur SAY Pcixr Posr Mauos MIsosc.
fixed light has been placed by the Spanish Government on the
mains OF San Felipe Castle the Western side OF tue entrance OF
Port Mahon.
The stands in $50 30 49, NORTH and 10 30 49, East Of
Greenwich snd about ls7 yards from the extremity OF San Fe
Point from whb reel extends thirds OF cables length Tue
light elevated "a above the therefore visible from
the deck Of vessel the distance OF 10 miles, and all direction,
where screened by the land.
CpAsBrR Cogurncr, BEryES, April H. 1852.
OF the wreck kuh snacs beng the
bic channel OF this the Black B0oy THEY'RE
Buoy the Of which cob tide small
white buoy hall OF The bottom thereof painted black has been laid
down there The wreck hes in "a thoms at low and the
hehngs by Brenen Beacon g w by W. W.; the
Bact d. Bnoy n w W; the Light Vessel, No.a N q W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
r. C. KEMP, Auctioneer
T ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of
II IFLEGANT FIJRNITURE. PIANO-FORTES, CAR.

n = ELEOANI FDHNllt M, VAN
PETS order of MORTGAGE aud others, for whom tt
may concern, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, al 10
o'clock day the large Hail. No. SO Broadway for.
mery the Chinese Museum bet Spring aud Pnnce-ss
months credit for all sums over S1)io satisfactory in-
dorsed notes.
r. KEMP will sell at auction as above by order OF
MORTGAGE and others large and valuable collection OF
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furniture OF the
tquay Foes rich Carpetings and other house.
furnishing articles all of which will be positively sold with
reserve and presents opportunity for the trade no.
tells ard housekeepers to supply themselves with the most
desirable description of goods The furniture has ali been
made the best and substantial msnner tor City Gus
tom trade of large and splendid assortment OF
richly carved Mahogany and black Walnut Parlor
Dining Room Library ard Chamber Furniture comprising
every article of elegance and utility found IN the large and
fashionable warerooms.
PIANO-FORTE S-Ten superior Rose wood 81 and octave
Piano Foes from city makers OF good reputation, and all OF
which will be fully warranted the same when sold at pm
sale These Pianos particularly worthy the aen-
ton those of good instruments at auction prices
CARPETINOS.-AEo, rich Royal Wilton, Tapestry
Brussels threepy and Ingram Carpetng which are particu
larry worthy the attention of housekeepers.
Goods purchased OF the city can be packed tor
shipping at reasonable charge Catalogues on morning OF
sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
Prom orr Correrponden,s.1

PHILADELPHIA Nay 9-hyrred-sbp Java, Monroe, Liver
uool John Stroud, Ewe, Nsaslas bng ANA Elz-t
Fernandez Guayana H. Eue Batter Boston sch James A.
layard C-nesosj Thomas fenper Nckeissn Cou
Charm Berry Boston l.. Andenred Corson New fort
Ceored-st Manon vandyke New Orleans bark Hannsh
lhofni0n DAVIS Havana bnzs Juyerna tBr) HsnDeery, An
qua 81 kits Marietta shackiord Boston Psuna Finn dol
Ebe fBr elliott Halifax; General Worth, Phelps. Jack
oa,ls C. A. Greiner Pe.er.on Mobile DAVID Smith, Smith
Meteor Perry Cobsssi; Hsnretta, k-en do MAZDA
vaska Seal Boston, BossOI. Morris MsnhsttoBve Theron Par
Asa Eddge. Lowden Sew Haven't Cobuio, Rowland
London ~ A. Rowland Rayner, bridgeport; s. Appleton
Tsdicoft, Providence
NEWPORT May 7rived-schr-. Gszele. Ferguson, Bristol
NJ c. Duriee James, Fall River for Pssdepha;
Richard Borden James, do for do. Am Eliza Cake Rhodes from
kaderha ,ocps George Cobesh, Portsmouth for New York
Marbetnan Harding, Chatham for Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
finanriaI.
4 LBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD

a LbAN1 NORIB ERN RAILROAD
= A.SENENjPEk CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE CON-
AERilbLE BONDS, DUE FIRST OF MARCH. lS67-
Inc suescnees offer at private sale $50 Of the above
borc BENG tie whole amount issued under the MORTGAGE
excepting slSooco which have been disposed OF a. par
Inc trustees under this mortgage MessTs Eratus Corn
s avg John Iownsene OF Albany and Watts Sherman of
WIS Sy The Interest Coupons made PAYABLE AZ The
offSe 0, Nessrs Duncan: Sherman 4 Co. Newf-i ork
Albany Northern Railroad Begins AZ the general depot
o. tie Auany ana Buffalo, the ALBANY AID Boston and iha
oeson rlvsr strosds IN the City Of Albany and ,eru-
ha,Ss al Eagle Bridge, In the town Of Hoosc distance of 50
miles ~>~ "a -
Al Eagle Ridge it connects with the Washington and
kStAfd hAoad and wli offer the shortest and bt
travel from New York Odxensburyh md Non,esi
AAnsensenis are In progress TO construct RAILROAD iron,
Saratoga Springs 20 lngsect the Albany Northern Ra.d
at point about heen miles from Albany which vv,li
shorten the distance TO the Springs about eight miles .n rb
time to about IS minutes this viii prove valuable fy
TO the Road.
The ertire ne othe Road under contract to be finished
the l January, 1853 The whole 10 be done in the most
substantial nanre equal 10 any road IN the country having
acortnrousrs (Wsows psenil OF 70 lbs per yard and
Ma al equipment Of cara engines, &c, is estimated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
COLI Chiffon, Auctioneers
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of VAITARI. Z

IA LIGHT WAGONS-The subscriber will Ell -.
MONDAY May II, OF II O'Clock A NJ on the preTn;.ss
conner OF lthsy and lS2dst Harlem large lot OF TASTY
hght buggy wagons with tops and without partculnry
suited for the California and Southern trade benz thor1
ly built and almost entirely Of irun and steel
II. q. JUDD Assignee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
+. COTTON, Auctoneer.
IMPORTANT SALE of PIER

4 GLASSES. CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, FURNITURE,
Ac-F. COTTON will sell, on TUESDAY, May ii, at ot
o'clock, at the auction rooms No 80 Beekmenst and No
so Anns very large aud desirable MT OF French
Plate Glasses comprising 90 Pier and Mantle in rich gilt
and rosewood frames and of large size Also any quantity
70 suit purchasers Also quantity of Chinese Tapestry
and other Rugs. 80
Parties wishing to procure either Glasses or Carpets Will
find il TO their advantage call and examine them Mon
day evening early Tuesday morning, when Catalogues
will be ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEs, Auctioneer.
SALE of 324 CHOICE

Il and VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS beautifully
situated on 9Th and and Sl5 l32d 1884, 18th and
lShs being four and half entire blocks Ground
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER viii sell at auction on TUES
DAY, May 8, 1852 az IL o'clock, the Merchants Ex-
change, the following very desirable property comprising
Henry Hall viz:
u fine building lot forming the entire block of ground
bounded BY lSith and lS5t and by 5th and 6thays
Aso ~ building lots being the entire block bounded By
lS5d and lSfth-sts and 5th and CHI avs
Also y lots forming the whole block Of ground bounded
by l32d and lS3d-stsr and by 5th and 6th-ays
Also q lots the entire block bounded by l3ist and lSsd
as, and BY the 9TH and 6th-ays
Also 80 lots the entire half Of the block bounded by lS0h
and INSISTS and on and 6th-ays 70 ofthe fronting
l5istst, ON the 9Th, and on the 9th
The above lots all full size, beautifully situated ks
Immediate improvement and the ground is free from
rocks dry level and graded by nature it admirably adapted
for building purposes.
Situated the center and most desirable part Of Harlem
views unsurpassed for beauylocated but short dist anes
from the Railroad Station, with the city almost
every half hour Of the day at fares of only 6c and 2 and
much less by commuatiOn-fhey without doubt the
most choice and desirable lots for private residences the
island.
So large portion of the Real Estate now offered for sale
auction IS withdrawn, unless brings the estimate
OF its value is deemed proper state that this entire
property will be sold the highest bidder aud under no cir
cumstances whatever will single lot be withdrawn
There will not probably again within ten years
see where such safe profitable end udcOus estment OF
capital can be made.
The title is perfect and free from all incumfrances The
deeds will be the usual Trustees Deeds with covenants
against the grantors'
Every purchaser will be furnished free OF charge printed
abstract OF the title prepared by ID. y. Hall Esq.
The terms Of the ae will be very liberal the purchaser
s 40 per cent of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage for three years
For maps giving the dimensions each lot and NOR.
full particulars apply the Auctioneer No Broad st. or
or to GEO. \. TALMAN, Trustee, No. 50 Walist