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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-10
J. N. CLARK

From Bro. Oliver D. Harmon, w.
P. of Randolph Division No. 63l, of
Randolph, Portage CO., o., we have
an order for 1000 Tracts--$5 in
closed. We have sent them as or
dered. Shall we have the pleasure of
announcing club of twenty to the
new volume of the Organ in January,
from Randolph Division? We do not
believe they could possibly make a
better investment for the promotion of
The cause.
Bro. Robert Young, Of High Hill,
Muskingum CO., sends S2 for 400
Tracts for the Division. Old Mus
kingum seems determined to be in the
front ranks of our glorious cause.
We sent some Tracts, &C., to Bro.
JIM. Rogers as requested. We hope
the Maine Law candidate will be cleo
ted in your county. Do not allotO it
to be otherwise.
From Bro. J. H. Sharp, Williams
burg, Ohio, $2,5 for Tracts. We
should be glad to hear from Bro. S. in
the way of a good club to the new
volume of the Organ.
From M. E. Stearns, R. S., Of Per.
rysville, o., 81 for Tracts.
From Bro. James Aigiu, Of Della
ware, Ohio, we received 81 for the
Organ and Tracts. The Tracts have
been sent as ordered. Bro. Aigin
says: "I shall soon send you more
subscribers, as Bro. Herbert, who
breaches in different places around
Delaware, is a true Son, and is en-
gagged heart and soul in the glorious
cause Of Temperance. He has got me
one of the two / send you, and says he
shall get number more Soon, and !
believe he will. Were all our preach
ers awake to the glorious cause, the
demon of Intemperance would soon
be driven from our beloved country
but alas they appear to be in deep.
sleep on this subject" We hope, if
there are any asleep upon a subject Of
such vital Importance, that they will
soon aOaks up, and give us some sab
stantial evidence OF the fact, as Bro.
Herbert is doing.
Bro. Hiram Jaques, of New Madi-
sonville, O., writes: Enclosed l send
you 80 and request you to send me
the worth of the same in Tracts pub
lished by you on the Maine Liquor
Law. You will please send by mail
as soon as practicable. We Madison
Division) are in a hourishing condi.
ton, notwithstanding we have one Of
,hOsse sink-hOles of perdition called
distilleries near our town. AT some
future time | will give you history Of
the cause in this section Of the coun.
try, and some more subscribers to the
Organ"
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Acknowledgements.
IrprprNpENcE, 70, Nov. ls, Is5s

IEDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Nov. IL, 1852.
Bro. Clark: You win, / presume,
be surprised to here from me away out
West, but so it is. I am passing
through this way. | have succeeded
in raising small club, Twelve, for
the Organ, and I trust shall be able
to get a good many subscribers in this
State. You will please send the fol-
lowing at the club rate, 81 each. y =
/ would recommend Benz. H. Here
ford as an agent for this place. Please
send him one or two speciman num-
bers. You may expect to hear from
me again soon. As ever,
Thine in L. P. and F.,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of THIRTY

on BROADWAY, 4lsT. l2D and a3D srs., a, AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKBR will sell at Auction on
TUESDAY. March O. 1852 at IL o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange, the following desirable Building Lots, viz
Three valuable building Lots the east side OF Broad
way between iis and 42d s commencing about IS feet
north Of 4lst ST. .
On Forty 81 Five Lots of Ground the north side
Of ilstt between Broadway and the 9Th ev commencing
80 feet east Of Broadway. -
On Forty. second st-Also two Lots in rea- OF the last
named fronting 4tds St, commencing 100 feet east Of
On Broadway and Forty thirdstFlye Lots on aud next
the south Of Broadway and tour OF the
same frsI ting on Broadway and one on the street.
On Fony-thnd Sxteea Lots the south side OF f3i-
81 between 9th av and Broadway commencing 1873 feet
inches ea,t Of broadway and running within 100 feet
9Th av The above Lots nearly all full size, in RAPID
ly improving nsghberhood, and are all NJ isr inneete
use or building purposes, offering great Inducements f0i
the pye,fment II cspial For maps giving the dime l.
sons of the above property. aud fer particulars apply
70 The Auction eer, No. BrOad-st ll8O9l mi "
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Eegal Notices.

SUPREME COURT-County of Sen
~ eca-Enoch C. March against Obadiah n PLAT and
James " Reynolds-Summons for relief. TO ObADlAh
II. PLATT and JAMES N. REYNOLDS. Yoa are
hereby summoned aad required to answer the complaint
this action which filed the Office of the Clerk OF the
County of Seneca the Sd day of December instant and
copy OF your answer to tho SAID complaint on tne
subscriber at Office No. IS Wali-st NewYork, with
twenty days after the of this summons on yoa
exclusive vi the day OF such service, and you i 10
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff this action will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded in the cOmpaint.Dsted New YORK, November
%. 1911 Ids lawl2wMl G. B. GAY, PLAINTIFFS Any.
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SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer.
FTHE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL-

INHE WESTERN ERMONT RAIL-
q ROAD COMPANY now offer for sale. through
1860 1865 and 1870 in sums of 900 each bearing interest
At The rate OF per cet per annlm payable SEMI annual
Bank in the City Of New-York
These Bonds part issue Of $500 cOo secured b.
the first and only mortgage Their road TO Sheppard
Knapp and George Briggs, of New York, Trustees the
balance OF whie has taken in the country at
Inc western vermont Railroad extends south from ht-
land So miles wholly within the ate of Vermont TO the
northwest corner Of Remington, where unites with he
meh for mutual traffic At Rutland branches of from
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad a. point where the
hail. Saratoga and Schenectady Roads DIVORCES from Is
no and south course curvng to the eastward 10 cross
Taken in connection with the Rutland aad Burlington
ksiIoad from Burlington south through Otter Creek Val
ley 10 Rutland the Western Vermont Ralroad-cenunu
ing on Through the southern part valley of the
stream and through the valley of the Battsaki 20 the
only open up the traffic of these valleys rch in marble,
ron iSmeer and sgnesl,ur produce but viii complete
BE railroad communication between Lower Canada and
New fok aIoute considerably shorter sod Of far more
favorable grades than any now in existence.
From North Bennington 1t sends off branch miles
length south TO Remington from whence railroad
under survey via Lebanon Springs the Harlem Railroad
geesd early in 1883 perfect. with the Western Vermont
RSad and s breaches the vsy best and sh9yis. route
, The work on the Western Vermont Railroad has been
done u the best manner with and grades q the
most favorable character Under the eyes Of the Stock
holders and Directors II has been prosecuted with speed
but no5s ps1cSs Ts ssG 70 i i;
by the LIST Of MAY nett. at Of not exceeding 600
per mile, including furniture.
Forty TIVE miles Of the road opened for trse
from Rutland south TO Arlington, ye.montihe iron and
materials all read, for the IF the road-and ths
VIII lie line would have complsted ere this bu,
for the delay getting the iron do anon the
unprecedented and early closing of the winter
The work has been done by the farmers and
Iers along The line Of the road who have subscribed
500 oo to the stock and have paid up their
wHh ccnnendable promptness and The COMPANY now
cone forward for the first time before the public 70 raise
By sale e thsr Bonds the sum necessary 10 complete ths
payments fox ther purchases OF iron and furniture
Pes em2toy Sale of the above Bonds will take placs
~ the Merchants Exchange al past n ociock
or WEDNESDAY, the 10th of March.
For ful particulars apply 20
KETCHUN, ROGERS L BEMESr
No IS William ST., and 70
SIMEON DRAPER, No. s6 Pine St
si thAlo of William.
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ANTHONY ]. BLSEcKER, Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of Mn

uJEkEMIl Oh1 DALE Oh lNllN II.
Il TEEN valuable Houses and Lots on gath and 25th
sts between 9TH and 9Th avs. at Auction a J..
BLEECKER will sell at auction. on WEDNESDAY,
March 1884, at 10 o'clock at the Merchant Exchange,
in the city Of NewYork the following desirable properly
viz
On Twenty fourth st-The FIVE 3-story and basement
brick House with 2sory extension each, and Lot OF
ground situated the north side and known as Nos S
1871 Iss 1885 and l89 Twenty fouth between It'll and 8h-
avs and 100 feet from the 9th av. -,
On Twenty ffth-st.-Also, 10 valuable i-story brick
Houses and Lots the south side Of Twenty fifth ST.
It'll and 9Th commencing $50 feet from the Sth-
-.
On Twenty-ffth st-Also the four handsome 3story
and basement brick Houses and Lots, kno as NOS s
1875 l27 and 1923 Twenty ffhst north side between TN
and 9Th avs and ll feet from the It'll av These Houses
as well as those 2h ST. each 50 feet Ia depth IN
GLIDING the two-story extension . ..,
AL the above Houses and built in substantial
and eegan manner having all the latest for
beauty and convenience snch splendid marble mantes
hot and Geld bath rooms wafer closets, range gas
marble washstaI Dis, &c. d,
Title ndst utable and the sale will be positive to the
highest bidder.
For Maps giving the dimensions Of each Of the above
described Houses and Lots and further particulars, apply
TO the AuctiOneer, No. Broad st. , -
N. r. person viii be in attendance 70 show the nonses
10 visitors until the day Of sale llSlo] mi ~
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BY TeleQraph.

BOSTON, Feb. 28-The Nantucket Enquirer Of the 9th
INST says large ship was discovered from the South tower
On usday at a o'clock aground the little round shea
it'll her colors down She got off, however, M and
Stood 10 the NE She thumped and rolled very hesvilA
while aground.
CHARLESTON. Feb. FLAIR. brig Var dalis, Camden,
Me-; baIks Chesapeake BALTIMORE Roman, Boston; ship
Camden, Sullivan. New York
sid. bark Velocity, Boston.
NORFOLK Feb 27-An. schrs. Flying Cloud, New
Haven EMpre. Alexandria, bound Newburyport.
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nr1uvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MARCH 1. 1852
CTPCus-NEw-YORK AMPHITHE.

-, Me-, ~ ~ GSyErT' rHE GREAT CLOWN The
wsn,,efs have The satisfaction 10 announce 10 theH
n,trons that they have effected an esgagemsnt for
f,s,rsd number II evenugs with hr LOVE1T. the
sst humoris, wit puAsier y'elleL aad laughing
hasrbsr Of tss ge whs will make ais first
ksn,s H. New YORK aud enes MONDAY EV ENING.
M1RTH 1. great Vaney OF HOnenenship and feas
In re ~ NJ isURIE HYER's benefit Monday
49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER. Aacioneer.
TWELVE DESIRABLE BUILDING

n LOTS on Avenue A, between l7a and tsth-sss..
wrh the valuable Wzer Frort and Privileges 90 the
East River. a. Auction. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER
Will sell asc'sp TUESDAY March J. q. IL closk
n the Merchants Ercaarge the following desirable prop
On Avenue and he East River-l2 lots o. ground.
OIiiI Ayeaue ane forming the entire front Of the
hlock between 47th and IS lists with the valuable water
front and privileges tue East River IN font Of said prop
city Ao lots on 4Sth and on ita SITS in rear Of The
above.
On 9Th Also lots Of ground With the large build
ing thereon sua ed on The side OF 9hav, between
I'D and 7ld commencing rs feet inches from 7ld-s
The above lots each full For maps terms, and
ull particular of the above property apply to the Auc
uoreer, No. Brosd-st. Tfns
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE
REAL EsTATE.-Wil be sold AZ Puzzle Auction
on the FIRST DAY OF THIRD MONTH. (Mpch) 1854,
NJ IL O'Clock, the late residence Of VALENTINE
HICKS deceased, in jericho Queens Comfy. II mics
from the Depot Of Long Island Railroad, a. Heksylle
The Farm consists OF about rs OF hrsrate pabe
land IN high state Of cultivation On said farm 10 large
well built and convenient dwelling House IN good order
Ore Farm House, two large barns carriage house Re-
&c all good repair. Apple orchards and fruit trees OF
various kinds .
The farm can be conveniently divided into three parts
and will be sold together or 10 parcels, Is may SUIT pur-
chasers. -,
The sale will take placeon the premises One-hafof the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for
tenn of years
on the premises or to ELIAS HICKS, Executor, No So
South st., OF to A. J. USDERHILL, Ne IS Pearl New
York. HUH
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Chances for Dusiness Glen.

k>OR SALE-The Lease, Stock and
ntaEes Of a we'll established Jswelyy Store ia
bfosdwy. TBS good Opportunity for any person
ING ss or 5000 In cash The balance of the pawn ut
would Dc made easy. With proper stteson the RepaIs9s
alone could De made 70 expenses Fer fprther nar
MI ~-A~~'
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SHERIFF. SALE.-On FRIDAY Feb

SHERlFF SALE.-0n FRIDAY, Feb.
~ q. 1882 at 70 o'clock. NJ Harlem in the Factory
ksown As the Empire Hosiery Works. i32d-st. about
one hundred iset east OF the Railroad -Four large SIZE
and two snzl do Machines. for manufacturing sh,rfs
Drawers, Re- Also, eight sewing Machines Beltisg enc
large Press Plate ana Boards Yern Beams Yarn Neeles
Pulling Machine Tabs. Tools DYE stus and DryinS Az,
pafaius The cars leave the City Hall for Harlem az Z
81 and 10 o'clock, A. M.-Feb co. 1852 " y
Jas r. TERRY. Deputy
4 ne above sale IL postponed until FRIDAY March 8
1892, al the same hour and plAce-Fehruary a. 1854
JAS. 4. TERRY. DEPUTY. miIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
ANTHONY j EIsErxER. Aucticaeer
TNNUpEE DES,IkARLE KIllLDINl

n LOTS On 40 st .Ss'wten Broadway and sth Nv.
ANTHOSY ]. BLEECKEh Will seli NJ Auctisn on
TUESDAY March 2 ie32, at selcck At The Merchants
Trebarts, the FOL o~ilE liable property:
Three IS feet fr NJ by kaf the block IN depth
o. ths aery side II t2d st. commencing 100 fee, from
9Th av The close proximity 10 Reservoir square and the
6sh Railroad them very desirable for resdesees
=, ,n,sstm.ut az 6ss
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o,,,iud.s from YyA Psee. ~

p.pso. crow. Bo.,oa iss PsrtIs,a I'll s AL f' Ro
e.ses; brad, Nes,op. Lina; W,s.. iryias, whit
yrsss ssSls9o sasc os..s Nah: New York
asnSu,s FEB wsassah n pras.i ssw.yorl
IfsssaIATT tx ssH fhs ChIn.r. ecusd b to n.,
sss,se' y, :s' he 'pies.ef fsI yapsi.s
:. s. q later with the srcspSn h a. nyt
sss on s@s,s sa &c The Pef~cs struck
s.sls, Ans lot bowspnt fore topmas nzsnnss &c
DabII Feb mrsf from 81 john. NIB IN snssns the
ss,ber ran foul Of the Eagle. Marsha from Glasgow
ss Cs,. ~ Jan s~A quarter board. marked Dat "a
rt letter. pieces Of timber sppare.y Parts q, s pa
dead pig supposed 20 be from some vese ost 'ae a'
saiss, were picked aP near Langes1nd sis' JAN
Rsmss.te-sd Feb. II. z. D., Bsarss Nsw-f0fA "A'
S,s q T .snr. v: cf., g.;
Thets Allen, do Klza Ann. Lockhsad aq Saith sa-
Bssamasis-sld. FEB 10, Lacy OF 'ns hA,'
Ii:s1soegd FEB Rssss S caisss f Bsss:
orssns CTsssnI CITY B.Is,'f og =. So May Ca.
L.ssad s%s.Sa DO Son A1' cspcna ssn5srd Nor
msn asn Ipssckesa Alcoyes ,s;, ds na,nt,
Tntos sT snshlsn. Do John Cumming tight DO Es-
ti.s. Isesione do wsstphals wessls v,rgisa VA,
hsn s 1sIssis ~ West, New York; Antarctic zsraga
DO 90 Wsst Poiai, Allen. do Philadelphia. Psalk. DO
r,o.I' 60: George Hallti,. Bowes, do.
Clyds-sd Feb Q. Atalshts, snnos' Buenos Ayres L.
? HaYtohO1ne, NeW-yOE
01sssstown-An Feb. Q. Vests,--, from Fleetwood
Cenos-A,r Feb. o. Stella. Pierce. New Orleans; Pow
haitian Drink aier Apalacheo a.
Iioyds List Feb II. "A ~ 4, ,..-a
OGthe North FQrelsnd-AH 10, Lena S'ano'u' H''.'
Ramwa,e--sld 10 sceptre. Rodgers Havana
Deal-AU 9. Favorite, Webster. Shields ioI buono'
AvTes: TO- Ariop Rockies Jamsca Sid 10. Flora NJ DOE
Ala Proud San Franc sco LuzItsnia: = Para: Emmy
Baker, Bahia Lucy Wright. Green New Orleans "'sa'
Rr,tan Haze. Mobile; Lucg. -, 90. -,,..h T o.
portsmoath-Arr 10 Sir Robert Pool ChadwioK, L:n7
don and sia f New York. Sid TO- EuphIates Nose o.
Cowes-sid. TO- Barbara, Houston. Mobile
on Pc. tiand-Arr. 7. Phenlx,- -, Ha'aIa' ioi TAM
'X Bssrtnou,h-sIa 10, Martin Frederick Kraeft New
pIymouth-sld 10. Monmouth, Tory, New Orleans;
Lydia,--, Apslschicoia
.Carcif-Sld 7. Tuscan. Hall, sap FIsn.isco 60,
Iiyerpool-Sid TO- Amethyst, Hill. La GuayTa; Harley
MoueI New Orears; Forest King. Hawthorn DO; 10
san Brad Mspsfeld do; Windsor Castle hodgers sa-
vs,sab: Christina. Saunders, st. Marks; EXCELSIOR,
Croker New York Jacob A Westerveft' Hoedess doi
oussns,own~Am. 8 Coronandel. Brown, Calao; Sea
Nymph. Robipsop, Csllao and sid. for Inverness.
Hsvrs-An g. Eli Whitney. Cook, Savannah; Colonel
IIvernool Feb 1.-THE John Tools from New Orleans
70 this port has been wrecked Galway as supposed
the tanks parts her hull decks &C., also several
aaswsTng the of Of the female passengers
having washed ashore The vessel Is supposed TO
have struck Of the Auan Islands,
watsrlogged bark with fore and asts gone nliz
painted ports and either poop roundhouse open IN fore
cart the upper part Of painted white outside, and
hstches sf passed in lat IS N, Ton. 70 W., by the
Thomas Bell, Ford, arr. At Swansea.
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nIETROPOLITAN HALL.-First APP

IN .,.rc.-n America OF the great Hungarian viza'd.
VHpMFNDI on THURSDAY EVENING. March 4.
variety Of astounding illusions never before pro-
a sis" ,hs country Tickets 50 cents be had at
Gs.sr, sehnbert No 257 Broadway g B Westsrnsn,
pyos BroadEsy corner Reade ST Astor Hous. Irvlng,
rre1ch'x and egher usual places Children Is
e..,, AZ the d-or Seats may be secured from 10 TIL
,elact on the dsy of Performance Doors open a, 20
commence at o'c ock. mi AZ
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tFrom our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, March misunderstanding Ken
nsbec, Seymour, New-York bark Thomas Dallet, Din.
Porto Csbello
Cleared Paccst ship Saranak, Mallory, Liverpool barks
Lousa Lindsay, CaIdenas Ima, Warner St. Thomas and
Ma scsbo Chester Crosby, Boston brgs Mary H. Chap
peli, Hand, Arecibo Mary IL Crowe Boston Eliza
MsIrIthew. Grimm, sagua Ia Grand schrs Tennessee,
Black, Charleston M b. Mahoney. Orton, Wilmington,
n. C.. r. l. III. Estell, Baker, Providence.
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VILLA LOTS at PRIVATE SALE

Varying la sxe from to ten acres, OF the sntfe
farm OF So acres, now belonging 70 Hon. L. q. Graz,
Boston, situate the ghts Of Fordham Westchsest
County, II miss from the Cry Hal Nsw-Yolk o.
mile from Upper MeTn,abis Depot Harlem Railrsse s
miles from the contemplated Eighth ksifsad on Yc
Island. and mile from the Sigh Bridge bounded g W.
west by Harlem River and the entire north ~ BseH
Forob am, tho resdeacs Of Lewis O. Morris
Application need not be made unless wanted for ne
above obi sct Mr. Gray intends binding the psrehzeA
and also himself for five years ne 10 se lease sos
tract any Of the above premises creeping Tor the n
heretofore mentioned PUlchasfs will be bound 10 ss
buildings which shall not ST less than 50 900 on ssch
object Of the above restrictions and 70
deayOr TO good neigh ood and prevent sr
sanees and little village lots berg ai6 cut Thnls
Gallon pendent OF s retired and beautiful scsae
possesses the most frequent and cheap comnuaicsne
and from the city and Dh.es the double advantage
country and ely the year Tourd. Trans Of are no-
rupnIg from the City Hall - times daily, cary
A. NJ. and as la,e II M and return ne 70 the Cny
Hail times daily, a. enly as SIS A. NJ. asd a. las =
81, !" yearly c'Hma a'l'' ticket can Be ''A'''' "
Buildings for public w0rshp Of almost every deasnns
on, "a veil az goof roacs already established Fsn.
nsppes, OF ne best quality are readily aud fessonsDy
eo,ansa sna desired, &c igersd the door This vaoe
ndse OF country, bounding on Har,en River from Kings
bags 70 ne Hish Bridge, 10 owned by such persons
uSt t,ie care and sten,iOn would such occu
ectea with ls peculiar adaptednes 20 s1Eeh
9Ls o. " hOt he nest desnabio locations for VIA ""-
cences near this great city
For further afoymatsn Az lithoeraphic maps, .qsfe
o. J. n GlEFIHG, No a. yssey 81 between ihe nsen
o. and o'clock CT Of l. @. MORRIS, at Mount F'''
ham, adjoining the premises
and mort.ses mle
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vTO CAPITALISTS.-A mos. extraor-

diaary opportunity here offered to business M an
Who can INN sdsrey command cSsh capital Of from
S2O TO take the place OF the advertiser who ia
unfortunately obliged 90 retire from the M
nenss sacrifice. Tks business is without risk and will
py a. ieAst $1,000 per annum VIII be clearly shown
spo1 an interview Particulars viii be BY address
hs CANDOR, Office Of the Tribune. nj 81
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INDEPENDENT LINE for CALI

FORHIA.-OpposiiO ion 20 Hosopoly with cheap rssss,
90 fare and great speed 1ss Eew and splendid sssn
BROTHER JONATHAN. 8f0 TONS. the faster on tas
route with superior aGda oas for 100 sassent
will sail for Chsgres snd 6an Juan FRIDAY, MATE
Is, al p M from Pier No ~ r.
New arransemsLts lave been made with the lsdspss-
dent Steamers the Pacific which will prevent me ~
nbiilty Of arr delay % the Is,hmus.
The Books are now open for tbs sale Of limited s,aoI
Of Through Tickets properly guarsnteed and a.
rates Apply o. the subscriber the only authorized Ass
mi r. MILLS No. 81 Cour,landt q.
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J. W. Brown Aactioaeer.

J. W BROWN Aactoaeer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc-
- On TUESDAY, March 2. at 10 O'Clock at No ~
Shrton ST, ". BROWN will sell AZ auefiss As above.
me arnare OF family declining housekeepne cons;.t
Ig OF Sofas Dsvans, Look ing Glasses Csrpst Csnas
tables Lamps, 'randoes. Chains, Oh Cieth Ha3 sssns
bscstssds Mattresses. Pier and Center Tables chm, -
Sets Glassware, Crocksy, Kitchen Uteass &C. 5sf 80
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
SALE of $50 VALU-

Il ABLE LOTS of LAND in the XII.h Ward Of the
City Of NewYork being part Of the estate formerly BE-
longing the late General Alexander Hamilton and known
as The Hamilton spring place.-ADRIAN MULLER
WILL cell at public Auction, en- WEDNESDAY lota gay OF
charge in the City Of New York, $50 Lots situated on
Broadway, KDsb'ldge Road nh av los9 last, tIa
MANSIONS and grounds Of Mess1 Field Bradharst and
others The soil dry, with good water and tne saiace
level and ia covered in part with OF the most ma
tic oaks and evsrgreens There part ofhe city which
offers greater Inducements for capita s or persons WISH
ing suburban residences for mechanics desrous OF
healthy and convenient location Access 70 the CITY
afforded by the Hudson Rver Railroad the depot o. winch
is at l52dst arc by stages, which leave the cry hau
everv 40 MINUTES Maps the property be had 81 ae
Office Of the Auctioneer. No, Wall ST. mo l'ltS)
2l,23 27f MI 3,3689,l0t