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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Sales bp auction.
b. A. Chiffon, Auctoneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of elegant

IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on FRIDAY, Apr
"a At No IS 2dav, corner of 5th-st.-COLE 4 Chiffon
will sell auction at 10 O'Clock Friday the elegant fur
nture in the above large house comprising polished and
richly carved mahogany sofas chairs card and quarette Ia
bes extension dining tables secretary book caesot Mech
Hobbies manufacture mantle lamps elabras bronze card
racks solar lamps window curtains Brussels and ingram
pets oil cloths Ac French bedseads Hewetts patent do
dressing bureau looking glasses 81 day clock washstanjs
shower baths mattresses feather beds together with
ety glass and China and assortment OF kitchen
furniture with which the sale will commence Terms
The goods paid for in bsnkahe funds delivered
the day sale Catalogues may be had at the Auconeers
Office. 10 Wallst
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Jous L. v.sprwirrs. Aucuoneer.
YINIIITR Anril OOl af half INST |

JoHy T.. ANpfWLffR,
THURSDAY, April 22d, at half-past 10
Il O'Clock, at No. IL Cheever-place, Harrisonst,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-An assortment of rich
Household Furniture consisting Of Rosewood, Mahogany
and Black Walnut Parlor Furniture Sofas Lounges Tetea
Tetes Chairs Rockers &C. in hair cloths Pier Glasses Man
tie Ornaments Marbletop Center, Pier and Sofa Tables
Eageres Bookcaes Extension Dining Tables Work Tables
Music Stands Card Tables Mahogany and Black Walnut
Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands Toilet Set China Glass
Ware Carpeting &c &c. Together with the usual assor
ment OF Kitchen and Basement Furniture with which the
sale will commence
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ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trims Of Michigan Southern and Norsnern iE"s~
Railroads daily (SundGys excepted - foiiows
Leave Monroe ard Toledo SIS AN; arrive al isPS
6SO NJ thence passengers 60 by stage on rsns ho
miles 70 Michigan City; thence BY cars ~ nnles i,
worth; and by stage Il miles 70 Chicago After FEB ~
ears through % Chicago -, .-sS
IAN and arrive At Monroe and Toledo a. 80 " -
Daily staxes connect with Fort Wayne 81 StuS.s -.
Loxansport La Payette and Indianapolis az sonth 80
and other places the lire. with the principal
and south. q, ,~ssh
the Lake Erie South SEsc route By stage and Iaio-a
Cleveland thence By rs:,rosx sad stage 70 Ere tasa
20 Buffalo and BY cars sfer Feb. L
The M tain on the SewYoTk and Enc a'af ~
meet, with the Lake Shore tain - p,.~
ps..,nx,rs Al Cleveland take cars all the WAY % ~
bpr,h thence by railroad and n miles stagins D. FnssF
49, ana Nav York or Baltimore and WssIDson Ahf ~
1sa. "a Iaaa l. y. WILLIAM, suSSr1isDSsnI
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F. CoLroN. -,,,c.--Oif
"ORTGAG SALE OF Gus -.

:" OR T q O + SALE OF CUS -.
vH MADE FLRNITURE.-F. COTTON will sell THIS
DAY Wednesday April p, at O'Clock M az tne oDIa
large and desirable ASSN
ment OF Cabinet Furniture from OF the best inpe O.
netakeIs in the upper part of the city ana CO.
conveuience of sale and embracing Sofas Mahogany mars
French Bedsteads marble top Center Tables inhple oP
bureaus Dining Tables Wardrobes Book Cases Secretaries
Bedroom Furniture &c. &c 49,. ~.
B-Ths sale will be worthy the attention OF buyers as
the sale will be continued from day 10 day until the "iO'o
stock is sold. Remember, O'Clock T. NJ
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HENRY l.. SMITH, House and Sign

4 Il Painting. Glazing. ke, Nc .ase Bracwsy nsu
Sea~t-Hease tsnfing OF al descriptions exs.utsd with
esi u Ene beautiful and dufatAe a.;c- u las. ,r
Sh VIII rnIIsrious .. " Gods Nsrbias .et
s'S- q al. O-ius. Prol1 ;rrror ena ses;n-s Of
wa Ia alst1F ala excellence Of ratsslsi CIR bia- .sh
rssSonsse prices, Hlsy - eepv;.dse Y7oa-
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: BOUNTY LAND OFFICE, No.

,tsthsn-st. u ,hsnl5ensst-NuriCE--h the
~, srrus who serers II f5s I. Army. in The wSf
- -. e--..,r In .yi.'ts-.f'i5, BE- living. OF II ce
1900 rhe:, rein. CT lesal representatives. VIII call al my
o.so= they vii inc II 10 -. .dVAs,a.s, ~ - "a
chorssne pesuur 'ot ;-irreli tnhoHy Anderson ChI+
tiaU flight JoAa heRtes Joan W e.sn 1soiEr Son
o. - ucY-v Sp.ith NICHOLAS HAiGHT. Solicitor.
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H. y. WILLARD, Auci,arer o,,.r
OSEWOOD PARLOR and Oh VI

ENBER ENAMELED FURNITURE, Sc:-H r. VII
LARD Auctioneer will sell THIS MORNlNG ~ 'le a tc
tonRoon No II Nasaus OF Plne-st at ~ OclocN
handsorne assortnen. of ParlOr and Chamber Furniture
Paintings &c.
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r. CoLroN, Anctioneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

IL TURE-F. COTTON viii sell. THIS DAY, (wednes-
dsy) April 81 No l66 East Broadway lo3 O'Clock very
large and desirable Of Furniture comprising every
description Of rich Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture In vel
vet and hair CLOTH Egyptian Mxbetop Center Gard and Sofa
Tablsa Wardrohes Bookcases, Secretaries Extension Ia
hleA Window Curtains Sofas and Tetea-Tetes, French
Plato Glasses Dress Bureaus, Wash Stands. Workahes
Brussels Three-ply and Ingram Carpets Oil Coths Beds
and Mattresses Solar, Hall and other LAMPS China and
Glassware, Tabl Cutlery Kitchen Furniture &C. &c. Cat
Aoeues early ON the morning of sale.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave ~ follows Sundays excepiedl nom pios
foot of Duane-st
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A. NJ, for Dunkirk and all Stations
NEwsURGH EXPRESS TRAIN at p. Nj.
WAY TRAIS, at4P. ~, for Sufems, Oxford and nterms'
date Station.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at 5 p NJ, for Dunkirk coo.
Meeting with the Dunkrk and State Line AID Enc and
North sst Railroads for Erie PaNewYork, Dec 20 lsn
CHAS. MiNOT, Superintendent.
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-rArcUWOUT 4 DALEY, Nos. 56i

n y
- * p-,scsra4 Ag-n-, Or TIE SIC OF to-r nus
l. 60 fr.as.itrs go ott.- txtures 90. LIZ. -
- N I'D h. al lare TIE ~ Il SIP 40 = ! 49,
of trv -tas g. ;i- r. 'vvins sins - "l-'s
= - m he tes -iates Which. :r1a The ~ i.is
a Il 49, Is both 81 sa- a'-1a-, lsIr 81. ~
:. =, .,.r,r,s il1 they I.ef ard 10 tifi- 81.
c,< Low ilar The fasnc a-ah.y - bJuEnt e. az,
'GA> FI\TI PFS-Cts, aeiisa Brackets tial a. NJ
81, 1shs with e.s-v o.he- art. T. clrrcs;l WI lis
rsrucrt IN ed.-is va.r'tT- C@s .ns "a, mo Dll.
~ rr J. asu,s. promptly AL - 81! 2 ptr .Lc =
49, HI .rr.-aily ca-s A. lrr ce ~ rl' "a "a ~
t1,rft ire; sf.vod lCeI - show tfs VAlo'j % p-S
49, +, lurarafirs r-l..si.cc ~ ff-irc-
CEiNa-iit. TrIsrrt II iss q is''hi Z, =
Iec.ef viii Ac gse-i,s care - our house l. - 49,"
- r ,rr rE.ii.- ard decorating. .Ieiut 90. ~. I'm
;ss now g. cor'.ltr thai ~ caa oder NJ D-ost
saS choice sseo.iE, 20 of aucY sses; b.1sf. Ia
- -, 10 "a, h. sd either IL London OF --i a. 81
nor s les an fls te tO1ghi there OF Ia tails
LASILis d a-tsacEi IS complete "ia ~ ~, 49,
ard ros. ri.;iir.s 90 aftelis sNtselci ~ oar III iia
wou. al the Great Exhibition " olGon made OF f ~
finest material ami AID enssa'ea G-Gef oi O"" 'A
diafe sgpe4lI.rt i0eLCe- r, c,..l. c.r
SUEDPlEs-rlaied Wave, Cutlery French elocSs ~ ~
delabTeS ana yaileiy ~ Housekeeping A-.'Oo ~
I'm .un-s.tsd (iCat.s a ~. prices
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ANTHONY S BLEEoxgs, Auetionesr:
II ARGE and PEREMPTORH SALE


u Iof about 200 DESIRABLE BUILDING Luis on
Avenue A Isl I'd end 3d-avs 7st 71 and 7Sdts Win ii-
liable Water Fronts the Fat Ry- At Auction ~ r--
aTrust-ANTHONY j. BLEECkEN WI sell G, auctIoA
on w. FDNFsDAY. April D. 1852 at u O'clock NJ a. 10
Merchants Exchanse to the bisnet padef 70 Close ''s
the following valuable property. VIZ; ii;
"a LOIS of Ground situated and forming inc ei1
block OF ground bounded by Avenue ~ 'i't ana -0s' M
the East River. 49, =: r.. ~.
said property. or the East River. .
~ des;rs6le cts forming the entire block OF ground
bounded by let sv- Avenue A. I'D and 75d-sts =,
of he bcck bounded by st and aud by "a aud ds
q Lots ist and 1davs and on 7jdt conipfis'ns is
onehs Of the block bounded by tie Is and zaVs anu y
73d and 74th-sts. "a, -,
10 Lots forming the block Of ground bounded BY "a ana
A-ays and by 73d and 7iIb-sts. , r
The above Iots are all fall size beautifully situated or
building purposes and 1T for immediate Improvement ons
ing great inducements for the investment OF capita
Sale positive Title indlspuabe and terms liberal as %
per cent Of the purchase money can remain on o'lo d
inortage for FIVE years ct per cent. 80.
xoclp No 7 Bsosd.st before the sac p,'!ol
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

NETWORK TO and from ALBANY and TROY
REDUCTION OF FARE.-On and otter MONDAY, March
20 and until April N, the trains will run as follows
LEAVE NEw-YORK, GONG NoRTi-From the o1ce cor
ner of Chambers-st and Collegepace: At A. NJ, Way
Mail Train for Albany and Troy stopping at all way stations
Fare-Sl 25 through ATS A. M Through Train for Alba
nv and Troy stopping only Peekskl Cold Spring Fish
kill New HambuTgh Poughkeepsle Hyde Park Rhnebeck,
At 81 A. NJ from 3lst-st Way Freight Albany aud Troy
At 10 A. NJ to Peeksk stopping at all way stations At
p NJ Express Train 10 Albany and Troy stopping only at
Peekski Fishkl Poughkeepse, Rhinebeck and Hudson;
through in hours fare to Albany$2 50 10 Troy " 90.
All p M to Peeksk Freight and Passengers stopping
at ali way stations At 4P NJ Poughkeepse stopping
at all way stations At F. NJ Through Mail Train Tor AL
bany and Troy stopping Peekskl FshkiI Poughkeep-
sic and all stations north Of Poughkeepsie signal Faro
to Albany, g.; to Troy, 81 o. Al NJ for Peesskll
Troy Passengers and Through Express Freight Fare
GOING SoUrH--Leave Troy Engine Station at 40 A. NJ.
at 10 IS A. NJ, at 8 10 I. NJ, at p NJ
stopping Way Stations where there mails TO be re.
ceiyed and delivered fare through from Albany y =, Az
81 NJ Express Train, stopping only at Hudson thine-
beck Poughkeepsie, Fshki and Peekski Fare through
from Albany, e -; from Troy, " CO. AtIi A. NJ Tor
Wsy-Freight only, from East Albany At IL A. M,
Through Train for NewYork, stopping at all Way stations
north of PeekskL Fare through from Albany, -; from
Troy 81 08 At 81 p. NJ, Through Train for New-iors,
stopping same II o'clock train. Fare the same Atsf
NJ from East Albany Through Mail and PASSENGER an'
Leave Poughkeepsie for Newly ork-Ab 81 VI Tor new
York stopping at all Way Stations
Leave Peekskll for New iors-M st A. NJ Passengers
for New York stopping at Way Stations Al M rasen-
AZ " M Passengers to NswYork stopping at Way Sta
tions.
Passengers will procure before entering the
New-fork, March 70, 1852 ,,,,>,,,,, s-.-.-.,...
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Urn Goods.
TRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
IL Frs, SHIPS. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, and

In consequence of the bsrnins VI their warehouse Ia Ns
ssn-a the andr rsixnei have removed TO
No. q PAkE-rLAcE ASe No. 10 MussAY-sr,
Where they oreniss an entire new stock Of
FURNISHING DRY GOODS
which hrsnehe Of trade their attention VIII hereafter be
elrsvey directed.
They viii have cor,a.y 90 hand and viii be rrc ssytEs
direct from The menr every desc;lo ard ass
ty OF III FAMILY LINENS
Linen and Cotton SEeetags Linen AID CSston Pos Cs.
Glss Table DsnssSs Map aud Io~eiEsA Cea-leI
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49, h .suea and the balance a. consecutive portions Of The
nd lsre completed When the whole OF said BONDS sns
- isrned the amount of ncumbrance SAID road w o;
sopeshlns less than 81 500 per mile The amount OF ,ne
r.t sue 500 co., will constitute an ncun,orsnce equal %
S7ls0 per mile upon the ysx miles OF the road wisn
ere now nearly completed being less than the value oil e
Nv tbis arrangement II believed that the bondhoders
iIl be made secure beyond possibility Of doubt the prop
ey Of the Company being at all times amply sacient 70
Indemnify them against any loss
TERMS SALE.
Twenty per cent. the day Of sale.
Ten per cent the ist Of June.
Ten per the LIST Of each month following until the
whole Is paid.
Interest will be allowed the Of per cent
mum on all payments made in advance.
The following gentlemen compose the Board Of DIRECTORS
Of the Company:
JOHN MAGE, Bath; j. D. WADsWoKTh Oeneseoi
CONSTANT Cook. Bath; ORyILLE CossfoCk, Afoni
OsSoS PuFtys Buffalo; JOHN A G. GRAY, N. Y;
Taos 1 Dupi yY Buffalo: DANIEL CURTIS, Campbell
WM I MILE Rnealo: THos. Brown, Caledonia;
Mursp Isxsos Re Roy: TRUMsULL CARY, Batavia;
ANDREW Il. DICKINSON, Hornby
Pauphles with map showing the route OF the roen ana
containing fu particulars with copy Of the mortgage ana
bonds may be bad application to ether OF us
or of 05 s. DRAPER cor Fine ana "lna'nss
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CHOW-CASES of Silver, German silver,

Mahogany Pine Sc Of every description constantly %
hand and made order Merchants and uorekeepers from
otheI cries wcaid md advantage call the
Der t,5ore IurAss elsewhere be Il manufacturing tie
atsye articles equal 10. superior 70 any, and lower
pces than they " purchased any establishment
IN the cEy. RALPH s. ANDERTON, No. ~ Gr.nd<t
EeaE EssaGsey.
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AUCTION SALE of STANDARD

IA ROSES-J L. VANDEWATER will sell on THURS.
DAY, Apnl p at IL O'Clock, in his Sales Room, No u
Walst splendid and choice selection OF Roses from the
Nursery Of b. Bell Florist OF 5ohst and broadway
Also Plants in bloom.
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$20O.OOO rr4 Bo sSR Sasos COUNTY ON

$XUU,UUU ErTE AND MASON COUNTY
and CITY OF MAYsvILLE tkentqekyl ,i BoNDsI
He Gilbert yGhnson Tson.aoS bs the Six pei
Cent Bonds of the above Counties and CITY WIN sfest
coupons payable semi annually IN the City OF New
The Bonds for 900 each, the principal renDursaoe
In 1884, in the City Of New York go ,,.
These Bonds issued to the Msysvile and Lexington
vosd made by the above Counties and City by authority OF
vote Of the people unanimously in the City OF haysuie
and by heavy maorities in the Counties ,.,
The Road to which the Bonds are issued is nxtye,ght
res ons and connects the Cities OF Maysve on the Ohio
Ese IL sDs wS snd the sioi SUBSCRIPTIONS
h yCnu,;es Of Bourbon Fayette and Mason all pop
plous and wealthy The soil unsurpassed in fertility in any
country and the population Is intelligent I ta sSs a sn
''""s ''"'''''' Taxable Property. POprlsoon
Bourbon. ....xlI,yilIW aas5yyy y5
Fayette ...........'....'.'. idioooo SteoS
The above Counties are entirely Of debt excepting for
their recent Railroad subscriptions amounting to VI
S,r which thew hold an equal amount Railroad stock The
City Of Maysvle has population OF about oooV ana TAX
:Ss III oo River the County Mason
for the whole northeastern section OF KENTUCKY OF mer
chsndse and produce gong inward ana nn
and forming connections with all the rich central regions OF
Kentucky and with the principal hines OF Railway running
south and north the city rapidly se In business pop
ulaon and wealth Maysville owes debt of s7Oooo
but has the amount Of $4,000 and revenue OF
p 0O0 exclusive of the tax for Railroad purposes THIS In,
Xebsdness i based on capital Of exhibited
by the books which does not give more than two
thirds of the actual value.
The consuionay of the issue Of these Bonds has been
Affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals OF the
State Of Kentucky which forever settles that question: me
Court Of Appeals decided that their collection can pe en-
forced of anamus and the individual properly Oh
every citizen subjected to the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify 10 the perfect
security Of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds has testimony W
their value. He says
excluding Jefferson they the three richest In that state
The Bonds are executed under the authority OF the Legsa-
ture and power grant that authority has been recently
Affirmed by the highest Judicial tribunal In Kentucky en-
the PRINCIPAL and interest the BondS
respectively will be punctuay paid they become due
Such my confidence in the safety Of investment In these
Bonds that II my property all converted into them,
should feel perfectly secure.
III am, with high respect your obedent servant
1" IL. CLAW
full printed exhibit may be had at the office Of the
denigned.
These Bonds offer the best perfectly safe OF
Investment before the public.
GILBERT 4 JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings Wiliarnst
KIM LAND WARRANTS WANTED
OVU-Of the Florida and 1912 Wars, and also Of the
Mexican War for which the highest cash price will DO pad
also Illinois Patents Of the War OF 1912 by g. o. SHU-
RrrvU u,N a from
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PROVIDENCE and

rlSuEIIJ. RAILROAD - NOTICE TO con-
EaCqORS-Sealed proposals for the grading and masonry
NJ two divisions Of the ine Of he Hartford Providence ana
Eisbkir Raroads-one extending from Providence 10 WIN,
,nanc the other from Bristol 10 the Naugatuck aey-w
he received at the Conpanys office in Hartford 10 the 18th
ir Plans proes and specifications wl ne ready Tor ex
arntar on and after the I'd nst the place and
;ation regarding the may be sbtaned 81 the Com,
pans Offices Providence, lnarc and brls'o as wen
quire security oG the inru execution OF the work which
be divided to sections convenient length The Dr.
fectOr also the night TO reject such proposals as they
may consider unsatisfactory Hartford. April lSoZ
SAMUEL ASHBURNER, Chief Engineer
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CPRING STYLE HATS of the French

~ Elastic Sti-Aanufsctured from the finest imported
Pushes which for hAney Of nish and durability viii bear
tss; with any ohered-~h spl-udd patterns Of
Spring Csp< ct MONARQUES, No. III Bowery.
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

i KAfLkOAD.-W D0s
s5l-Irains Of New York leave OF Canal
st. and Broadway.
Accommodations TRAINS leave for New-Haven at 7 ana
80 A. NJ; and ass z. NJ The ll30 A. NJ. runs IN con-
necton with Train from New Haven TO Hartford and Spring
feld and with Train the Canal Road -.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-H Haven, Hartford Spnngneie,
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Ogdensourgn
and Monireal) Boston and Worcester, at M stops
Stamford and Bndgepor and Z. NJ tstops at Stamford
Norwak and Bridge port time about 81 hours 10 boston
The A M connects with the Housatonic and Nauxatack
Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad New Haven.
The O'Clock p M. with Naugatuck Railroad at Brdgepor
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 A. a. and "a r.
NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamyille.
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK-Acconmodstion Trains leave
New-Hayen at $50, =, and 935 A. NJ and 20 r ~ me
95 A. NJ receives from Springfield and HsTtfoo
and Canal Railroad At New-Hsven and from Naueatuck
Railroad Bridgeport The 40 p NJ receives passengers
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven arrival 81 Trains
from Boston, at LIS sDd as p NJ stopping At Bndsepof1
Eorwsk and Stamford leaving Boston a. A. h, and
Pm.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester ct $50 A. 81, end
S45P.M
See large bill Of advertisement at the station House and
principal Hotels GEO. W. WHISTLER ~
Superintendent
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DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRE

10 EMITTANCES 10 ENULAND, iNE
III LAND SCOTLAND and WALTS.~-BOWMAN,
GRfNNELL CO will issue drafts OF u sterling and up
ward payable at ght any town throughout Great bnan
and Ireland
SWALLUW-TAIL LINES of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHIPS.-Persons wishing 10 have their
friends BROUGHT out either of the splendid packeshps com
ppr the above Lines which sail regularly the 9Th and
ksf days of every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from London Thereby avoiding deay) Will please
Apply to the only authorized Agents IN this CITY,
BOWMAN GRINNELL x Co.
Office No SO SOuth-st- New York. ana
FENW1CH CHAMBERS, Fenwieh-st, LlyerpooL I'm
NB-Wben passengers decline coming, the money VIII
De returned without deduction. Ian. ~
Liverpool Packets leave NewYok on the sth ana ISL Oh
each month. London Packets leave New OK every a'e
nate Thursday. For passage apply ~ above
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ID NASH Auctioneer.-s.ore No $40 Broadway.
r ARGE LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FUR

NITuRE-An extensive assortment u PaEor, Cha n
Der ard Kitchen Furniture. consisting ofeysry thing da
bic IN private hcuse-Gassss Carpets Tables Cookery
Ac. &c. Sale positive. Ia,n OF shlne.
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UNPRECEDENTED CHEAP BAR

GAINS at BURDErl-s Cheap Dry Goods Store. No
1856 Waker Just from aucon Yard VIDE heav sS1rs
e. ;eee so wards extra superine Bleached Smrne Ss
5s AID s. piece large Counterpanes only l5s worth
g 80: extra large COunterpanes l5s worth ~ %
so;jo, Covers only S. worth 6s; Damask Linen Napkins
e. dozen; Table Linens g. Cd yard elegant Tameor
Drapery, only s. piece p yards; worth 81 large ;ss
niece worth double; Merimack Cacoes last solo only
Cd worth Is; Linen Cambria Hdkts7 only L. piece, worth
g. Lots Of other goods at corresponding low pnces.
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Notwithstanding

~ WHITE, l4th-st between TIN and srhavs, having 70
remove eel recritce his large stock Of STRAW
BEBRI PLANTS. They Of the sho.cest varieties may
be ;rsrsplsnted and will fruit this Also his superb
collection Of Greenhouse Pan &c. packed and sent 70 any
rs-t Of the Union.
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C,pPINf; SHaWLS and MANTILLAS.

o. s MILLS, No 6 Corrtlandt st. near Bro.dVsy,
has now IL store complete assortment 0; new sprD
shawls of all STYLES and pces well ~ Mantlli1 a1
Ves of new Spring Paris patterns of his own mAnaAs
ture with the new and fashionable style Of TnmnzA
which he invites The particular attention OF merchants sne
dsers before purchasing elsewhere they wiz be oSerse
the very lowest possible prices for cash approved crst
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ERMONT VALLEY and CON

Meeting RAILROADS TRAN5rOffAIlOE
CO-Freishts for Burlington, Il Johnshury vGhcnsyn
and Montreal and all intermediate towns wa Ne"
and Springfield, by steamer TRAVELLER, every a-I -
precisely r. NJ, from pecksp. Great reduct0s " p~S
Tor passengers and freight Through tickets BY Fa.9ea
al the principal northern towns at the anc N ~
Office. No IS Canas- NY. For particulars apply 70,
f. HYDE AGENT Once No. l52 South-s;- Nj.
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CHAIR MAN UFACTORY and

" WAREROOMS-COMM X RELOCATE
Nos 4 and Asa Broadway between Grand and Howardst
east sideReception Swiss Italian and French Cottage
Chairs consisting of Cane, Rush Chinese Straw and WI
low Chairs Also Ann Chairs made OF the very best
oak walnut, mahogany, cedar maple, &c.
The public will find Chairs of every description, and at
prices from 50 each whatever standard they may
tx Unlike those who buy sell, will give guarantee
of the workmanship and durability Of the article,
Enameled, Cottage and Bedroom Furniture Will be FUR
nished this establishment at the lowest manufacturing
prices , ., ny,
Those who about to furnish houses in Brooklyn WI
hamsburgh and this City, will find that they can diminish
of their bills by purchasing direct from the man
ufacuIer instead of buying from establishments who acc
muae their profits solely by selling at advance ON the
prices which they pay those who produce the article they
for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
silver PLATED DOOR and NUM-

~ Der PLATES.-The largest and varied
ueut Of poor and Number Plates Bell Puis Church Pew
Name and Number PAtes FiEaIes Lettsn ke offered
wholesale and retail cheaper than other establishment
In this city Thoss Of Of the sboy- articles
invited u call before purchasins esewhsre-
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