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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
DERFORD & CO.'S Great California

Package and Parcel Express IN charge Of our ow
spt cis messengers, by me u s. Mail and PACING Mau
Steamship Company fast running steamers the only sure
lire We dispai CHI our shipment per CRESCENI
CITY on FRIDAY. 5th inst. Shippers wi please send
in then goods with invoices on the tn Small plrcesre-
ceyed till y. day of failing. Oar orangements are
now made for forwarding OF our goods that we lasurs
against detention Pan ald all goods sent by us are
sure 70 go through TO San francisco direct we make no
charge for Custom House Colsua fees Goods must
be pnt 10 water preof and not to exceed l2J lbs
no Ns BERFORD & CO, Veseyst Astor House.
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SIMEON DRAPER Auctioneer.
TVHE WESTERN ERMONT RAIL-

vi " w flio EnN GNAlDN NhiI-
z ROAD COMPANY offer for sale. through
SIMEON DRAPER their Bonds for s30JOoO. maturing IN
1869 1865 and 1870 IN sums Of 81 600 EACH 6eang nefe,'
~ on he 1T Of January and lit Of Jaiy at the Mschsas
Babk, in the City Of Hew-Yoi
These part Of Of $780, oo secured by
the first only mortgage their road to SHEPPARD
Knapp and George Briggs. Of New York Trustees, the
The Western Vermont RAILROAD srtencs south from BIT
lard 50 miles wholly within the ate OF Vermont 70 the
west of Bsnning on, where unfes with ne
Troy and Bennington Railroad under favorable arrange
ment for mutual traffic AT Rutland It branches of from
the Rutland and Burning Railroad At point whele ms
latter road after connecting with the Rutland and White
hail. Saratoga and Schenectady Roads, DIVORCES from IFS
north and south course CURING to the eastward 10 cross
the Green Mountains
Taken in connection with the Rutland and Burlington
Rail'oa Burlington south through Outer Creek Val
ley TO Rutland the Western Vernon: Ralroadcon'iru
through the southern part OF the valley Of the sans
stream, and through the valley Of the BiteDk to ths
Troy and Bennington and o her southern roads VIII na
only open up the traffic of these valleys rich IN marble.
iron lumber and agricultural produce but vii complete
the railroad communication between Lower Canada and
New 70 by considerably shorter Rad qore
favorable grades than any now in existence
From North Bennington 1t lends oil branch mites IA
survey Lebanon SPRINGS to the Harlem Railroad
at Chatham -Four Corners, wii when completed as OK.
pected early In 1853 perfect with the western vermont
Raoad and branches the best and shortess route
that cas be made between New fosk Clly aud Cssada
The work the Western Vermont Railroad has been
done N che pest MANNER WIN curves ana gaze o. we
most favorable character Cnder The eyes OF tne jtck
holders and Directors I, has been prosecuted with spse
but more particularly with regerd economysud It IS
confidently believed tnat ise whole VIII DO conp Ell
by tbs lst OF hay neKt at coat Of not exceeding $1,000
per mile including fGILiiGre
Forty niles Of the road are now opened t traihe
from Rutland south 10 Arlington. Vefmonthe iron AID
materials ge all ready for the Te5s Of the roatand tbs
wh lie line would have been completed ere his ont
for the delay getting the Consequent hs
Unprecedented severity AID early closing IN OF te winter
Tbs has been done by The farmers and mangfc.u
reTs along he line Of the road. who have subscribed
s0c the stock and have paid up hsir subscriptions
with commerdsbe Promptness; and the Company no"
come forward for the first time before the public 10
BY sale their Bonds the necessary to complete the
payments for thsI purchases OF iron and furniture
the Merchants Eschange az mI Gies past IL o'clock,
on WEDNESDAY,, the leth of March.
For full particulars sppyto -
KETCHUM, ROGERS BEMENr,
No i5 William st. aud TO
SIMEON DRAPER, No. IS Pine 81,
24f tmhie corner Of William.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
DEREMPrORY SALE of NINE

-
4 TEEN valuable Houses and Lots on 2ith asd 2oth
sts., between It'll and 9Th avs, at Aucton-A y
BLEECKER viii sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,
March 1884, at u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
in the city Of New York. the following desirable properly
viz
On Twenty fourth st.-The FIVE 3-storT and basement
brick House with story extension each, and Lots OF
groupd situated the north side, and known as Noe J
1884, 1888 1885 and 1879 rwsntyourthst between TN and h
and 100 feet from the 9Th av.
On Twenty ifth-st-Also, 10 valuable t-s'ory BRICK
Houses and Lots the south side OF fvea'y NTH 81 be-
It'll and Sh avs commencing $50 feet rom the Sh-
On Twenty. 6nh st-Also the four handsome s,ory
and basement brck Homes and Lots, known as Nos x3
1875 27 and 1919 Twenty fthst north side between TN
and Sth avs and IA from the tn These Houses
well those 2h st, each 50 feet IN depta in
GLIDING the two-stSry extension
All the above Houses and blit IN substantial
and Mariner having all the latest improvements or
beauty and such as splendd marble mantes
hot and Geld bath Tooms waer Closets range sas'
marble washstards, SC =,
Title ind 81 u,abe, and the sale Will be positive to the
highest bidder
For Maps giving the dimensions Of each OF the above
described o and Lots aud further particulars, appy
to the AuctiOneer, no. Broad II.
NB person will be IN attendance - sho" the Hol
TO visitors until the day OF sale tl8loJ nj u
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Whalerx.

Arr. at Nystc Goth, schr Washington, - tender to
ship Hudson, from Falkland Islands, with 100 b6s oil
Arr at do about 27th ship Hudson, Cliff last from Falk
land Islands, 2 600 bbis. oil.
letter from the second mate Of ship Congress. Men
DELL of New Bedford reports her Dec. 81, at ~ IL N
Ion 30 % Va all well, cean-ntended to be at Faya st
July next.
Spoken-Nov 20, on Csllao Ground, ship Oregon, Win
penney, Fairhayen, WI $50 bbls. sp. OIL.
Dec 49, off Cocos Island, whaling schr. Fame, for San
Francisco.
Jan lat 2 N, lon 20 w. ship Congress. Mendell. Of
and from NewBedfod dee 81 tor Indian Ocean, oil, II
any. not reported.
No date lat u l8 s.. Ion. 81 W: William Eliza Allen,
of n b. with l500 bbls sp. aud is of her men SEX.
The whale-ship seen of Cape Horn by the Sarah, at
Holm Hole supposed to be the Menkar Of and from
New Bedford for North Pacific.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

TEA-Th,se has been far average basiness duns ia
both Black Tess aud prices for the former have
recedsd Ic@2 cent OF both DESCRIPTIONS contiaue
20 have ally arrivals The demand for the ned states
Is still good for Green Teas and OoOO Pkgs of Black
have also been taken for that market Sales of C0ngou
and Souchong date estimated at 900 packages
And the quantity the market about 100 chops Sales
Of Green Teas equal 600 packages leaving pres
snt stock of l8a7oQ0O packages TIE total EXPORT 10
ore At Brit ain about n 600 600 To- tf which
10000 pkgs OF Greea) against - oo0O00 period
last year Particulars OF the shipments To America Will
be four annexed Quotations for Cong inferior
No King sad mixed Kinds T 10 sais. Ho How aud LIN
(huen La + lO5Gti 5 SuchoaR Ordinary to fae, 4,
II 56sl3. Ptkoe-Nominal. T. lSdle. OoloHg-NOne IN
market Mag Yong aGd Pouchong-T l2s4N
D.scrpttOR-Tei Ping and common GunpOwte', t. l9G
2s do Impe rial. l7@26 do y. Hyson. lia8 do Hgsln,
it@20; do TwanAay ls&l3, do. thy. Skn, 10 3dls Nsw
Ming Gunpowder. 29026; DO. Imperial 20al3; do. Y.
Byson. lsa23; do Hyson: 2Oa23; do Tsanssy, l5als;
do. Hy. Skin. Pail. No Yune Gappowder, 25ati do.
Imperial, 2s929 do Y Hyson. 1926; do Tyson. 23d
20 do Twankay, IGa2e do. lily skin i3al7
The exports 20 New York te lG.h Dec. l97,s3e ID
Black, 9.798 SCI ID Green.
EXCHANGE Transactions have mostly been made at
about our quotations. say cean bias ~ SIX months
under credits - ild ditto. with documents IS 81 43S.
AID; Bank OF England post bills. a. lild ass Co.
accepted paper, c. = 2S1Gz3S 4 SiOV Drafts On Can
ton 2aG y cent discount Syces, SAC 90 Z leo tasls
Gold bars OF 81 n. bt SztO bar Mexican dollars
l(ai2 y cent. discount.
EREIoiTs-rhe Lebanon the berth for London at
ca 10, b,ng able 10 ail up has eeea dpscael for
takes al S4 for Tea and SIS for Silks Ghs
Dominion AID tengaloTe sre loading for London at t!
"a. Cd We remain, dear Sirs, YOURS faithfully,
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p,ssevrers Arrived

49, s,ora 81 Thomas ssd 5eraaaa-F
hsnis Cphs Mez.s yizs and ,e,ssa' M, psisy.h,r.
r p we J.sn Clemente de Las CssAs.
\. sa,, R;seetoa, Jron Ltsepoe!-M"' ages C'fsey-
"S, sns VIZ. Cloud from Kss Wss'-E p Noyes R.
Smith.
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5aIcs By Anetion

A. NJ. MRRwIS. Auctioneet.
pY BANGS BROTHER q CO.
~ Trade Sale Rooms No. 10 Park-row
FRIDAY EVENING. March 5, at 81 o'clock
NEW BoOKs-A large collection of new aud popular
standard and publications and School Books
quantities.
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A STCR- PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA.
IN WEDNESDAY,. March 3, 1883
On the occasion OF the Benefits, the price u admission
viii be: Boxes and PsTquer 81 extra charge oT
curpg seats ; AmDbitheater. 15 cents.
BENEFIP OF sIGNOR J. MARIEL
CARD-SiguOr J MARINI respectfully announces 70
the public Of New York that he will take his Benefit at
the LStor-plaee Opera House Wednesday. March
which occasion Ro5sinis feEni -seroHs.Opsra Of
LA GAIA LADRA
Will be produced for the last time IL New-York
SIGMA. B sTEFFANOEE as Ngera.
SIGNORA X PICO as Pippo.
SIGNOR A. VIETrI ms Gisnnetti.
SIGNOR BENEI ENTANO az Fernando.
SIC. J. MARIkI rs Pocesta.
SIGNORA COSTINI, as Lucia.
SIGNOR EOSI, as FabriZIo.
FRIDAY March s. Positively Last Night Of the Opera,
snl lat appearance Of sIGNOR SALVL
KOce open every day from TO o'clock. Doors open
NJ g. to commence II u O'Clock.
Positively no Free List no Orders
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-. MIN q, ssrs 81 MooN-3e.s....-.5 On
HIGH WATER March 3 80.
,,ro, ss,, DIV Isla nd 6 45m Hell Gates 2sm
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sUHEO. EISFELD'S CLASSICAL

j. QUAnTErTE sOIREE fourth Of the second sea-
sc azon will take pace stthe APOLLO ROOMS No tIo
Brosdwgy on SATURDAY. March 6, 1859. PeEf5rmers-
Mr. En- Klein. Vocalist: Mr.. II. A WOIlsnbaupt Pisa-
nat Messis. Non, ReJsr, Eichhsrn and Thea. Esi.ld
M qua
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TINTED STATES aud PACIFIC

u MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPAEY-oaly IE. .oast,
Line 70 Calf. rIA aud OTegon-EATRA.-Iec 14s
double engine steamship ILLINOIS, Csp.. n J; han
Tae u Nav. besg 70. ready ior ,eiylce .n ~
this pert for Chsgres on MONDAY, Api. %, ."SSa'
10 copIsc. with the ComDsny Extra May Steamer iy
Panama TO San Frsbclsco. The sccemmoda.ioas o. ~
fastest steamer the world Fer freight passage az,
attks Office Of tia Company, Ne. III West a. corSs~
Warren
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Spoken, &C.

Feb g. lat 80 49, Ion. "a IA W, ship Lexington from
Havre for New-Orleans.
Jan. of the hoccas Islands near Cape St. Rogue was
ship entoO, standing lsuppoted ship Genoo Dew
Richmond Hampton Roads Dec. s, for San Fran
cisco)
Jan g. lat 80 NJ lon 80 ship Katahdin Morse, 20 days
from San Francisco for Calcutta.
Oct 49, lat so 20 lon. ~ q, bark Zngari, TOwne I'm
Boston Oct IL for California.
Dec il, 6PM lat "a 80 s.. lor IS, Bremen bark Eliza
beth Danneman 81 days from Eew-YOrk for Calcutta.
jan 49, no lat &c, seen brig Newcastle from San
TYancisco for San Pedro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
Wright. Candy h Co.'S Circular.

W II,
Since the sailing OF the Africa have had an ANIMATED
demand far COTTON, and the market fully L. higher
The business has been "a follows: saturday sales goo
bales 2t0o for sDecaon aud OF which O00 were
Sutats eco American Monday. sales 200 bales COO
for speculation aud exports coo sarats $500 Aaercan
Tuesday sales 1890 bales 0uO for speculation and ex-
pert-3OQ0 Sutats $500 American. The quotations far
abiding Upland I'D, For mdeiing Orleans, ID The
demand Is owing to ii small supply coming for
ward and the small stocks ia the hsnso
are 60 TIER contracts for goods aad yarns
The demand iul INST by hs6e though there IL evl-
IDENTIFY less desire sales The Man
chester ha'efug an improved demand exist
los goo and n, advance in price YARNS
feeN tskea where stocks exist No ttnre IN
poi tics The America arrived on snuday: the cite th
morning. + uly yours WRIGHT. CANDY & CO.
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Gorses, Carriages, %f.

1m MULES fer SALE.-1he sub
lOO scTibeE has constantly on hand AID fr sas h
large number OF good aDls bodied mules including wsn
broke mules Of coed sizs. suitable for farm sSfS OF ~
kind OF team Ato number suitable for salpps5'
and lot Of good Young and unbrsken 1efIns Teas,Hy
Inquire Of Rbbsrt chsy, No. I61 Naskirg0s 81,
or a. the residence a. the subscriber a, janesogg es
Jersey, On the Camden ard An50y Railroae Mser. ~
nudes may be seen. l2OflH'l JAMES BUCKLEY.
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Liverpool Gotten Market.

Feb 1.-THE 81. es are about SVt0 bales
Feb 1.-THE ka,es are 10 COO bales OF which 0a0 f ex-
port. and 1 800 on speculation. Piices ia higher
reb Ill he sales - csy estimated 10 900 20 H. oO)
bales and consist fahou 090 American 500 Perna and
Msranham al "a 10 81 SEQ BAHIA az SD TO 5ti $40
Egyptian Cd 10 I'D. loco Sura,, 81 to I'D The ipar,s
nocs rhuIsday leOeo bales. To-day exporters have
taken $50 bales and speca stors 5000 bales The nNket
closes with upward tendency and compared with sf-
other sorts lsht.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aac.ioreer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of $50 NALU-

ADRIAN II. MULLER, A1ctioEeer
DEREMPTORY SALE of $50 VALU-
Il ABLE LOTS Of LAND in me XIfh Ward Of he
City If NewYefk beng pat Of the estate formally be-
longing 70 the late General Alexander Hamilton and Known
as The Hamilton epnpS place: ADRIAN ~ MULLER
will sell at public Auction, WEDNESDAY, 10th day Of
March ne1t, a. ~ O'Clock, NJ at the Merchants EK-
charge IN the City Of New York, 25o Lots situated
1884, and l4lh- SIS. THIS property in the ycnily Of tho
mansions and grounds Of hssGs Field. Brscharst aad
Others The soil is dry with good water and the surface
level and is covered in part with some Of the mos m@es
tic oaks and eyesreens There part Of the city which
offers greater for capitalists persons wish
ing suburban retdsnces for mechanics DESTROYS Of
healthy and convenient location Access 20 tbs CITY Ia
Afforded BY the Hudson pver Railroad the depot Of Which
32c-st and By stages. which leave the CITY Hal
eveTY Maps Of the properly be bad q he
Office ofthe Auctioneer. No, Wall 81 NO 1869
al % z7f MI 33t89l0s
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A UCTION SALE at BRIDGEPORT

UO IIO1t sohLL ds DHIDJ EFUH i,
n ConnThe sssignses Of tie estate Of j. r. Young
Co. vii sell At public sale WEDNESDAY the ID day
Of MARCH, 1854 a. O'Clock 81 all the Interest Of the aid
]. r, Young CO. N the FOUNDRY and MACHINE
BUILDINGS with about 80 rods Of sround together With
belonging. situated IA the city Of Bridgeport Ga the lice OF
the Housatenc Railroad and within about 10 rsds on The
snous Of engaging IN the ioady and machine busness thu
rare OPPORTUNITY as the location Is VERY aas
and cannot be esceDed IN the State Of Connecticut Per-
sons wishing 10 examine the essaehnens previous 70 tae
nne OF sale may have an opportunity BY calling either 81
The sagrees residing the premises Sale take place
en- the pIenisss-Bndsepor Feb. is is53
,,<.,x. DAVID MEEKER, a..;~....
bE tnAS IRA NICHOLS,
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II OST.-Two PROMISSORY NOTES,
IL Enclosed in buff wrapper) both made oy Mary Anna
Pei and Endorsed by me- the for s1tl 81, dated On
February last at moBths the other for Si3o is. The
pubic cautioned against negotiating the same, as pay
has been stopped and they only valuable TO hs
loser liberal reward will be paid on leaving tae 81 ne
with s II FLEECWOOD. No. 90 Nassau a. az So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

A. W. CAMP, AuctioReer.
SnA CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
cOO BROGANS-Oa TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock An
A large assortment for Sp'ing trade.
AEo, prms stock az all times for private sale. az lowest
pnces at the Of a d GALE No. rs Pearl ST.
corner Of Plstt-st., Now YORK. All sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03

From foreign ports rsoeved 1893 qpartsrS Of
WnkT Si9e 9ussiefs Of INDIAN CoRN Use SACKS aad
The experts in the time comprise i0s9 cvar,ers
Of WSEAf, s qusTtefS of BEANS 2S55 quarters Of In.
DIAN Corn, ia sacks ard 5,S&s bbls FLOUR.
TEE Trade h0ps ths week has been oxtrem.y duh
and Gaoashia the absence Of business pces Of WHSAr
aad FLOUR are ncmnay unchanged. still had BUYERS aD-
pesed they could have supplied themselves s1ewAs,
INpIkN CoRN the SPOT has been in rahsr bette, de-
maLd, A2f oerteg0ent recovered degree lac de-
At this days market there good attendance of m.
town and coonify tfade ana some disposition 10 do bus
swas At ars s,nesd hsen,ua however: the opera
FLOUR, a. decline of ID. TO I'd 20 n aad 81 per .sc
and Dbl
were " thou, alteration II prices.
INDIAN cosS was N fair request ~ an advance Of fully
sd. sS0a
Manchester MnrkeL.--.-..-rEB II.
The arrived % the overland lada Diaii. With rather
cheering accounts regards the BOMBAY market al
Dos c0fsmp2sslespsy with the A@enc2n psckes, with
stvices Of advance Cotton, has had stimulating
effect ppen The Manchester Yam aud CLOTH nsrket to-
day hd large business has resulted q, an Improvement
India 20 inch Shir,ina Cloths ffsm - up~Gd. have
pe.n SOLO I'D piece over the prices paid Last week; and
ius the rise Is from sd&.d % both water Rna
mule t1pofteTs " India and Germany bsasht rsther
tensvey. and orders have been svoa on, this II orax
which place many OF eur spnness ander the
esd II March. aud into the moath 81 April IL would
&c somewhat ditto NJ TO place orders il yaras oY early
delivery a. .c n advance.
HAtRg, "Wednesday, FEB. rs. 1851.
On Monday evening. owing TO the receipt OF Liverpool
sSycss gosd demand sprurg up in corToN Market
advance Of sbou; IT.
xss;s,dsy ,hsrs vas less aeisg the sale. not having
ssscsa $50 bales bat firm al 1 Tor NewoTieaas re or
VII Ae lot Ct ysf bales Mobile 10 arrive found bar
iu, we understand, for middss TO good aiddiing.
'AAs' A'''e'ss Aohi' 0f mO0vtsacs has eesa done.
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BOARD. Two or three respectable sin
rooms In small genteel ia mily where tho comforts Of
home may be eajoysd. BY applying q, No. daosrt1'
near HUDSON opposite st. Johns Park. hSsfsa,S 70
CURED. if I'M
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T BROAD'S DINING SALOON, No:

80 Esssau-st New YcIk. The uldeIs gasd fcspsc.-
fully announces 70 the public Of New York ald 10 yciIJ
that ne las Fitted uD establishment for 10 sccon
nodaton Of tho,s VINO take thar meals down tots AEa
he hopes D. strict sld psreo1sl attention 20 hs Duses
and by furnishing n best the market e0s "a he ae
sc9somcal tslns, % merit sasfs Of public o.iIoass'
HIns 4. BkOAD-
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ROARD.--A Gentleman and his Wito
Il - can be accommodated with Board a. No it Hsny-
Also. several single Gentlemen. References sseaaassa
II I'm.
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Cpst.

Il OST on Monday, March LIST, in or near
- the American Exchange Bark Three Hundred Dol,
lars in six SO notes the Union Bank The finder viii
be rewarded receive the thanks of the owner by re-
turnipg the to A r RODGERS, Esq, Attorney &c
No. 10 william Of. M V'
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pOAkDlNG.-An English family re.
~ aiding al No. slS 4h st have several neatly fui-
nshed Rooms - let. with fun or partial Boai Fre.eh
and Italian are spoken in the house. htlm'
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Cant Alden in charge Of the steamer Gold Hunter.
poyed surveying the coast in the neigh bOhOod Of San
Francisco reports that he unable TO discover the
shOa lately reported ny the pilot boat Fanny, in tnat
vicinity with tue bearings given Capt e. s induced 70
believe that if exists az all there must have been some
mistake the published bearings He found two fishing
the spot Indicated that had been IN search
of the shoa all day and were unable 10 fud it.
Capt Ropes of bark Feneon at this port from Sha1g'
haze reports seeing Dolphin Rock in the Java Sea- lie de-
scrbes it as being rock. about the size of ships
beam H. diameter being about ia HON below the
face Of the water Ii bears Knob Hill. (Sumatra) West,
the Brothers Islands E.. wearing mules from the
position sTtn in Horsburgs chart OF the Java Sea.
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DOARD-Wanted, by Gentleman and
Dsmall family, in a private family, in nysetshis
ne shborhood. VIZ furnish their rooms The best
OF references required. Address II ". c., rnaans Of
Ace l3f lms
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SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb

SHERIFF SALE.-0n FRIDAY, Feb.
~ H. 1852 AZ 70 o'cloek NJ ai Haxlen n the Taetosv
txown the Empire Hosiery Works. IN i3fd ~. sAoxs
ore hundred feet Of the Railroad foar sres sxs
and two snail do Mschi-ss for msa1f,e aring Skrss
p'swerp, nc Also. esht sewing Mscs'nes B.l.las.
larre Pss Plate sns Boards Yam Beams. fa;a Needlss
Pulling Msehlpe Tats, Taols. Dye Stus and Drying A.
psfars The cars leave The Cfy Hall for Hrlsm ~ 7.
81 and 10 O'Clock. A. NJ -res. 20. iSSa
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
JAS. r. rERRY. Deputy.
The above sale Is pssipoasd uatl FRIDAY, March s.
1852 Of toe saGe hour ane place Portray ~ 1854
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