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SUPREME CoURT.-In the m,,,., =,

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OF FIsTY tfhsT-sr f~,.s Iehs, "a ~ fGNiNS
Rssr ie .hs IN, II .s- yN Ia. 1900. 15eso&
aisSsr ~ ~ a.. ~ ...~..~..t a - Ven
lied matter s.,, $500 A. -. 80. $3.50. srs.-
rye pctiee aay.a.ns a. 80. ,...>.-s~s. - - sosr',
rtled Az Aet 70 y. =. - - =. - en-
several avn n. ,ssrs - = -. - - 'saacs
into one Act ussx,S r,f "a s-.../ I.-i- iet.
thas the absrset al ~. 80 80 80 - ~
Coma sSioneas IN tie af,s. .sr., sss...-n~ ~. - tas
sf,he 0xrsfs u IL lol, .ss-s..T -. - ssnee
lot, As thsy appear 90 ~ s.N< a. - y. neA
g.iher with saeh ns-s ara a. %, srst "a s.<-ss %
~hsher for dan age or tessss a. a. - d.
estimates ard oshsr Ses..... 49, -. - - ~.
Con fasteners IL mAk1f her f. 80 - I..yss.s
In III Street Cor ssscrs-s ono. ~ ~. 60 go go
efEew York tor tue q s7ec % 4 ssSes,.,.t
cora. there remain ieT al eAse nv ssr, s-f.y 49,
Commissioner noe her FeOort 10 Ia ..,a Sr...sss
Court Al tim. and ala
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An important Announc smsat.
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE

Il No. 1876 Bowsry. IS SELLING OUT--ln cons<
euence Of the intention Of the Directors OF the Bsvsu
Savings Bank having been made public and that nsszi
being to take down the Banking House next TO our ea
cem, and being obi ed thereby to make extensive ALTAR
ATOMS and add much expense to keep the old building
OF to erect one. and this would be liable to kssp
Va in an uproar and confusion for three four, or
months we have determined to close our concern and
sell off all our goods previous to the lot OF MAY which
time the demolition commences.
WHATEVER MAY BE THE SACRIFICE,
We WILL at all hazards sell every article in our psssssspa;
and TO enable carry out this design, have had
store closed the last few days, AID have marked ss
article with plain and distinct mark plain that ssy
one can see the price without asking. Our sales vii
commerce on MONDAY. March /. We shau admit szly
as many az we accommodate at one tine, and VII
then allow others chance. and so on.
This 10 undoubtedly the mos. advantageous opportunity
ever offered in this country lay n bargains for prices
shall be far below the rates nj which Wet Goods are ssw
sold at retail, Dry Goods sold at wholesale Fer
instsrce:
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GREAT CLOSING SALE Of WET

II hEAI NLNTCINU IJhLT1 VI w II
~ GOODS The subscriber will offer THIS MORN
ING the balance OF his stock of WET GOODS st greater
bargains an were ever before offered ia this city - the
whole stock must sold without The public vii
fad II to their advantage call early The stock ossssss
Of H. Linen Sbeetng Pr low Case Linen Linen DaaAst
Nspkine Tow cling Irish Linen ShsetDg and 6nirtsf ~
cses English Pynts at Cd worth Is 500 pieces De LANES
at is worth 2s 500 dog Ladies and Gents Linen Can
bnc Hdkfs. A. q. COLBY.
mi $50 No ~ Sd sy.. between 9TH and 10Th IT,
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Flames usually sold fol 2s at.---------------. q
Fine Flanneis worth 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Insh Linens at 50 50 to s. per piece.
York Mill Musiins az lid peryard.
3-4 Brown sheelings. Cd per yard.
"A Blesched ehee.ngs, 81 per yard.
Heavy fine Long Cloth CT. per Yard.
Scotch Diapers. ST. 81 IS and 81 so per last aa
price.
Dress Goods of all kinds sold without any regard 10 os
bat the better and he style the nearer the Original
cost In any event they Will be disposed sf ~ we are a.
termr ed shall be left The frat ection will be the
best Our second marking Will take lace Ia two wesn,
for do expect dtpose If One Hundred and FRY
Thousand Dollars worth OF Goods within thai time ous
before the first of May 1852 will do IT, II in tho power
of mortss-we have made up miads and We are en-
gune 20 the Tesult. We presume being ensbsd w.
business after have taken pains 20 prop oar
old building shall have taken measures to build Anew
and elegant store which be In less time than some
may imagine.
At least wish patrons. friends and customers
early possible their vst ~ We are desrouf
that should the the spscuator
mi tn 4. W. h W. y. GILLEY eCO.
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Alonep Uante6 and to foan.

ITO LOAN-$S0, 900, on personal prop
i e,ty Fire and Life Insurance. Agency Office, No 30
Eassau st near the Sun Office This office Will always
make loans large small sums on moss knds ot pe
sonaI properly where possession is given. NJ LUTHER
SHELDON, Agent. %fT
&S 000 TO LOAN on improved City
RC.OOU property. Apolyts
mi lts 7. W. SAVAGE, No. los Broadway.
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AUCTION NOTfCE.--J. D. HOLL-
N BROOK co. will ssI THIS DAY. at 100
eclock at No. l04 Msiden-laae large assortment Of
Hardware Crockery, aud Fancy Glassware comprising
general assoInen suitable for the city trade Also.
invoice of Furniture consisting Of Sofas, Mahogany
Chairs. Tables, &C. nj IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Ell LUDLOW, Aucticneer.
SALE OF VALU-

III ABLE PROPERTY on VANDERWATERsr.-E
" ludlow will sell At auction en- WEDNESDAY.
March TO- at 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Vapderwa'er-st-The2 story attic and basement house
and lot No 80 NandeTwaer-st., near Pearl st. Let
N feet ont 20 feet by SO feet deep House 90 feet
deep has to the attic Can be rented for
$50 Fer further pa ticulars Apply to j. A. WEIBEL,
No e5 let. at the Office Of the Auctioneer. No
m WsIlst 2T7tz5 z7ml, $500
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pANORAMAS and DIORAM1S m.

II Panorama o. tie Creation Of IA. we'll - g ~
on the Pale Horse" and the Dsstract,ss ~ Deain
tegsther With NE Moving Doramas OF rks D.sS'
Elves Retreat" offered for Sale rneg ga, sac
81 Eaptfe Kali in Lowell Mass for days ~, sssa
Ieasu address os iBesirs Of the subscriber "a the
res. i2sfinsl Eff HpF;syE
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In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
u rogsfe Of the County Of New York notice !, herebv
glven 10 al persons having claims against NJ ARGAREf
NiNhnOr, laie Of the City Of New-Yor, deceased 10
nS ers; al ne Office Of SMITH & WOODWARD. No. "a
n tne Cty 81 New York, or before The second
gay oi august next Dated New York, the 18th dfy u
January, ls5t JEFFERSON wYNKOOP. Ersoator
us ia"enA HARRIET DUNNING. ErscusrIx.
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Sales ba Anftion.

A. M. MKRwN. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER & CO.
ID Trade Sale Rooms No: - Park-row. -
TrrsDsY MORNING, MARCH 2, az IL O'Clock.
REcEIvrR's AND MoRTGAcEEs sALzI Il, the Sock IN
70 OF Engraved steel Plates Stereotype Plates
bsI.nres of Editions OF their r Publications. &C.
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NRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS

III ia n ~ L ARE w rLlI COINO Eh -
~ by the ALIEGHANIANS. prior to their departure
for California at Metropolitan Hall, ON MONDAY ana
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Ms,ca and 3. 1852.
THE ALLEN ANlAkS, grateful to thsT friends and
the public tor the very liberal patronage which has been
extended TO them IN past Year, and being about TO embark
for California would most respectfully that they
will give their FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS at
Metropolitan Hall. on the above evenings.
These being positively the last opportunities they will
have of appesrn IN NewYoTk prior their final deplr
10 the Pacific Shores, they viii offer friends
rch and varied p ograne embracing masy Of their
Popular Songs both new and old.
Among them the following will be sung:
New Song for Dear Native Land Going to California
The Good Old oks al Home. Song OF Labor
The Old Farmers Elegy. Urcle Sans Farm.
My Mountain Home The OH Church Bell
Ship on Fire The Robins Carel, Birds Temperance
Song.
The Old fashioned Bible. Rest for the Soul.
Kathleen Diavourneen. Welcome TO Kossuth
Coed Tine Coming Brothers; and many others.
FAREWELL SONG,
Written TO the tune OF Home Sweet Home " and pre-
pared expressly for her Aso several other popular songs
both and old
The Evenings Entertainment to conclude with an
ORIGINAL GRAND FAREWELL SONG,
In the ever. memorable and endearlsg Aud Ling
Syne and in the great chorus Of which the audience are
cordially invited TO Join,
Tickets IS ccl Reserved Seats 50 cents lobe had at
the principal Music Stores and at the door Mon hay
Evening. Doors epen at 81 o'clock Epieri anmeEt 10
commence at7i. EFT
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JOHN sSIFFER, AuctionesI.
MORTGAGE SALE of GENTEEL
IVl FURNITURE-THIS DAY, at 1oi O'Clock, at NO.
900 Broadway the entire Paror and Bed room Furnure
of prvate family year in use, made to order ana
good as new chance for house keepers snd othen
catalogues and Furniture ready for examinatcn Also one
Sleigh Robes and balance Of Furnishing Store mi lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A UCTION SALE at BRIDGEPORT,
IN Conn-The assigLees of the estate OF z. Young
Co viii sell at public sale on wEDNETDAY the Sd day
J. r. Young G. Co IN the FOUNDRY and MACHINE
BUILDINGS with about so rods Of ground together WITH
the machinery tools stock and all the apparatus thereto
gng fe city of Bridgeport the hne Of
the Railroad and within about 40 reds Of the
New York and New Haven depot. To those who are dc
srous Of in the foundry and machine busness this
rare opportunity the location desirable one
and cannot be exceed in the State osConnectcut Per-
sons wishing to examine the establishment previous 20 the
time of sale may have opportunity by calling on either Of
the assgnees residing the premises Sale take place
on the premises -Bndgeport. Feb Is. 1851
DAVID MEEKER- l,s,..a.
i9f tMh3 IRA NICHOLS.
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DART of HOUSE.-Wanted, part o.
Il aHouss consisting Of whole 81 the nd door rhs
attic Bed room aud 'front.' OF bark Basement with an
family would 30 preferred Location B9wsry Pc
low Hcnstoa- a. Address, Box s,eoe POss-OHce- =.
not 20 sIesed $3.50. nj"
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p. W. wEsTcoTr, Auctioneer.
THlS MONDAY MORNING, at lOk

Il O'Clock, at No. l46 Gfeenwich-av., large and
elegant variety Of Household Furniture, and Housefur
nng articles being s the handsone furni Caroets
Beds and Bedding Sverware. of family leaving me
city Every article viii be punctually sold. mi i'k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
SUPREME COURT, ULSTER C0UN-

Harry Van Bont and Ruey wife, John Bont, Barns,
Bont Peter Ran aud Amelia his WIFE Elizabeth Bont,
Daniel Bont John Bont Charles Bort George Bout. Enzs
&C. Of Barnet Bont, deceased John Baxter and Jane
his Bont Albert Owens and Susan, his wife
In Partitiop-Summons for Relef-To the defendants,
JOHN BoNT. DANIEL BONT and JOHN BoNr:
You hereby summoned and required the
plant this action which viii be filed the Office Of the
Clerk of Ulster County and serve copy Of your answer
keepsie within twenty days after the service thereof En-
elusive Of the day Of such service; and you fail TO
the complaint aforesaid the plaintiffs will apply to
the Court the relief demanded the
October 8, 1851. X. BARNARD, Plantiffs Atty
The complaint ia this action filed in the Office Of the
Der instant Dated December "a, 1851.
DAG law3m'M X. BARNARD. PLAINTIFF Atty.
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IN W. r. KnGpfel and c. W. Yuite against yno. +
Dopzelmann and Jne DonzelpannITo JNo -
hereby summoned and required to answer the CON-
plant in this action which will be filed 10 the ONCE Of the
G ERIK of the City and County of New York. at the CITY
Hall said y. and to copy Of answer 20
said complaint the subscriber at his Office No. l9l
Broadway in said city, within twenty days after the
service Of this you. exclusive OF the day OF
such and If you fail 10 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will
take against you for the OF one hundred and
seyeDty-fve dollars with interest from the 10th day Of
February one thousand eight hund, ed and ffytwo, be-
sides The costs of this sction.Dated Feb 10, 1851
23f iaw6wM A. G. THORP. Jr.. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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C-ost.

~->~>-~'>>~~~~>~>>~~'~>~> ~ -
T OST.-Two PR0MISSORY NOTES,
Enclosed in buff w'a1per both made ., Mary Anna
Pc and ndorsed BY the ore r SCI 81, dated IN
February last nj moEibs the other Tor s.oo 49, The
m snt has be ,to ped and they only valuable to the
loser liberal reward will be paid on leaving tne sans
wnh 8 II. FLEETWOOD, No 70 Nassau 81 W d
STOLEN or MISLAID.--Notice Is
~ gwen that twenty four WaterWorks Desentures Of
dated I'D February inst tor One Hundred Pounds Sterling
each, wrh thirty seven Coupons TO esch PAYABLE al
Messrs. Barng Brothers CO g. London, an numbering
the Debentures from 3i6 20 369 inclusive The Coupons
payable semi annually and the Debentdes LIST Nov 1870
Payment has been stopped. M fw'
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Amusfments.


A STOR- PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA.
IA MONDAY. March l, 1859.
the and n sS'
BENEFIT or sIGNoR I. sALvL
R1:'s asst Ugh. Of es 3geIa to
the public q New York that ne VIII lake hi, Benefit at
ROBERT LIE DIABLE
Will be produced for the last time in New-York.
SIGMA B sTEFFANONE as Alice.
sGS 81 Al M sERsGo e s. as 1.ae'l'
New Scenery Dresses and Machinery. The Scene Of Ath
&C cana ~ al Ms AalssG Band On tn. Stage.
Mile. JULIA TURNBULL the American popular
Owing to the length of the performance, the Opera will
'c Boz Office s open every day from TO o'clock
Positively NO Free List. No Orders.
MIR. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM will give
EVENING, March i, 1852.
hi MADAME s W1I Z BoGcHEEEE ''''
Mrs. HENRY G. WATSON,
sli'' NJ MHh 4. W tE ssfFA;roHrx,
Mr. GEORGE REEo RRIsSSM;
Aria" Non pin Andna, DON Giovanni Mozart
sopg-"Lo here the gentle lark, o.------.--H Bishop
Romanza-" Spro Gentl from La Favorita. -Donzett
Fret time, Mr. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM;
Solo San1 co, q w sS:oa
Mrs HENRY c. WATSON.
Quaitette "Mld as,he moonbeams composedby Braham
Nine W. BoUCHELLE, Miss M. LEACH. Mr.. GREAT0REx,
and Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM.
PART III.
Song" Oh Araby, dear Araby, .Oberon
Miss Nj. LEACH.
Irish ballad" on in the Silly Moore.
Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM
Irish ballad (by request) Kathleen Movournesn Crouch
Mme. W. BoUCHELLE.
Aria" wort thou but mine love, -Kaoken
MIR. GRBAToREX.
Ballad" Old friendships SMILE WaiIace
Mrs. H. &. WATSON
Trio" Dolce Tranquillita" -Pucitta
Nine w. BoUCHELLE. Miss 81. LEACH and Mr. BRAHAM
SCI tch Ballad, (by request)-" Anne Laurie,'-.-
Nine. w. BoUCHELLE.
song never despair, Braham
Che last comp ,sition OF the celebrated veteran tenor
composed in the old Enc lish ballad stye
Mr. AUGUSTUS PpAiIAM
TcSes 50 cents TO be had at the primo pal music stes
Doors open e. to commence punctuall O'clock ls
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! MULES fer SALE.-The SUB

lVO scriber has constantly hand and for sale
large number Of good able bodied mues. including vel
broke mules Of good size suitable for farm work. any
kind of work Also number suitable for shippns
and lot of good young and unbrsken Terms reasonable
INQUIRE Of Robert chsy No. l65 Washin gtos st. N T..
or at the residence Of the subscriber At Iamesburg New
Jersey on the Camden and Ambey Railroad, where the
mules may be seen. 1907 l7'l JAMES BUCKkLEW.
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MOSES MAINAND. Jk, ]
JAMES 3. SANFORD, fCemmlsucasf
WILLIAM s. GREGORY
HIsRY DAVIES, Attorney. liS NE

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sun.
u rogate ofthe County OF notice is hereby dsu
e. all persons having claims against AARON B. HEAfH
late of the CITY Of New York deceased TO present ~
same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber her rs
dence No. III Leonard IN the City of Nsw-Yok
on or before the siIth day Of June nertDztsd SewYo
the LIST day Of December. 1881.
al law6uDIs MALy1NA HEATH. Administrator,
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STOLEN or MISLAID.--Notice
6orses, Carriages, &e.

EOR SALE-A pair of MATCHED
Il HORSES, full brothers, sosDd and kind These
horses have been sent the country the advertiser
who wishes dispose Of them They are fine span OF
horses for ght work or for the road Can be ssea
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at No. l2a Warrenss
after II o'clock. mi ~
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g UPREME COURT, Kings County

SUPREME COURT, Kings County
Henry Van Pet deceased against HENRY SMITH. and
ANDREW LEARY, sammoa, Henry smith. 'oa
New York deceased You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint In thus action which was
fled in the Office the Clerk OF the County of Kings OF
the City Hail. Brooklyn. The 4th October, 1884, and to
copy Of answer TO the said complaint on the
sub. crbers their Office No 293 Fuon-st in the CITY
Brooklyn within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day such service and
If you fail 10 the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply TO hs
Court for the relief demanded In the complaint which is
for the foreclosure of mortgage om John O. Smith TO
William Hunter Jr, recorded in Kings County Clerk
Office ber 07 Of mortgages page 1877 and FOR the sale Of
the portgaged premises. ROLFE TREMBLEY,
33flawswMs Plaintiff Attorneys, Brooklyn.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the pro.
Y ceeds Of the sale of the real estate Of LUDWIG
KLINK deceased viii he dst buted to the creto Of ~
deceased accedIg law by toe Surrogate OF the Coun
of New York his office 10 the Hal Of RsccrSs, n the
City Of New-York. the ffth day Of April asxt, 10
O'Clock, A N.-New- York. Feb 81. 1854
2if CIV A. W. BRADFORD, Saroxuts
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the C0unty Of New-York notice s hereby
given 70 al persons having claims asans JAMES LUNf
late Of the City Of NewYor deceased to present the
sane with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber c. VAN
CoIT at his residence, No $50 eth 8. IN the City Of New
York. or before the siItn day Of July nert-pa..e
New York, the Sd day Of January, ia52.
G. VAN COLT, Administrator
y lawtmd' SARAH LUNT. Administrator
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DOOMS and BEDROOMS-Wi par
IA tal Beard for single Gentlemen. Apply at No 81
ST. Maikf.pace. zbf ~
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ROARD.-A large front Room, with
Bedroom adjoining to let, at No. SO Spring St. sec
ond door east of Broadway. 28f lw'
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OOM.-A neatly furnished pleasant
y attic Room. with fireplace to jet to single Gsn-
tleman, without Beard; situation near St. Johns park
Inquire al No 10 Hubert-se mi IT,
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Boarding..

BOARDING. or four Gentle
- men, or q Gentleman and his Wife. can be accommo.
dated vh partial full Board in the modern built four
story brick house No 40 Broomest street west Of
Broadway. Reference exchanged. mi 81
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NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-Tepth
&AIILER'S COSMORAMAS-E--,

Nss,,..-r-IH OOOMUhAMAS-FI rgt
b. ,,s ~ corner Of isths and R,..s..
80 n. n - "a; VI ~ O'Clock NJ Aduais~oa Is -, -
EHpT ASA MINOR SYRIA. the aoLYL 3
painted II OF BY Prof Satter -l's = 1e,casl and
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogste Of the County Of NewYork, notice Is hereby
given all persons having claims against ABRAHAM
l. BRAINE, late Of the City Of New York, deceased
present the with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber,
al her residence, No 10 vestryst in the City Of New
York on before the ninth day Of June Dext.-Datsd
New-York the z9th day Of November, 1854.
dl law6mM MARY 4. u. ALLEN. EKecutrI.
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ROA D.-Two Rooms to Let, with
-h-1 Board in private famlyons the second floor
and the third would be let together separate
if desired in pleasant nsshborhood, No. 23l 6th-ay
17f 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

DOARD-Wanted, from about the LIST
-AS Of May, by young Gentleman, in private, pious
auily where there other boarders References
exchanged Address, with fall particulars, NJ b. A.
Tribune Office. z1 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

ROARDING.-Suits Of Rooms on Sec
- ond and third floors also, single Roomsf mished
unfuinBhed with full partial board, in hrstcsss
M
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the Comfy Of New-Yo1k, notice hereby
given o. aH persons HAVING claims against WILLIAM
II HOBBY, late of the CITY Of NewYOrk, deceased ts
present the with vouchers thereof 20 the subscT
ber his Office No l27 WsshngtOn-st in the City 81
New York before the twenty seventh day Of May
DATED New York the day Of Noyena-
Der 1851. la2l 1aw6mM'l JOHN 3. HOBBY. Erecuro1
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rosate Of the County Of New York notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims gasnst GORGE BUS
BELL late Of the city Of New York, deceased 20 pre-
at the Office Of CHARLES RUSSELL, No. Ts3 Hous,on-
the City Of New-YOrk, or bsxs the 2lst day Of
April neYt-Dated New York the 18th day Of October
1851. ALFRED RUSSELL. lr
s2fia- emEs CHARLES RUSSELL. bfeca'ofs
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ROARD.-Two Rooms, one large and
one small to let with Board pleasant location.
where all the comforts of home be sbtaizsd Apply
at Ne. IS 7th-av col ner of l,th-st lnlms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD

Il may be obtained In the sligibly located and
newly furnish ed houe No. l72 28h opposite Lsmsrtins
park, for few suge gentlemen or families. Hot cold
and shower baths gas and other modern improvements
Apply the premises. But few boardegs taken Two
or three stages pass the door. 26f lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

ROARDING.--Af few single or married
- Gentlemen can be accommodated with full partial
Board by applying No. Is Poplsrs Brooklyn, two
utes' walk from Fulton Ferry, the Nights. l9f Inn
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pOARDING.-AG Gentleman and Wife
~ obt pleasant Rooms furnished unfinished
in house where there are few select boarders Also
TIVE three single Gentlemen have full partial
Board by applying at No ga Green Bath in the house
No moving on the first Of May. 2sf2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-To Let, with
Impartial Board, large front the second story,
two single Gentlemen. Apply at No 10 Willow
pace. Reference required MI 3iMWSS'
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pOARD.-Permaaent Board wanted by
ED gentleman wife, and child, from the LIST of May
neTt VIII require a large room, with bedroom at
taohed furnished Location west of Broadway. above
Canal IT., Brooklyn lights Terms must be reason
able. References given and required. Address box
No 2229 Post Office. 23f 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

DOCK and STATIONERY STORE
well established business for sale to any person
having between $500 and $500. Address A. g. Tribune
Office stating real name and address. 23f In
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ROARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can
Id obtain good Board in Private Family. A large
Room and Bedroom with clotets &C. hot and cold water
baths Apply at No &c Henry-st Tf BE