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THE qrApRAST SuPERsEDEp.-The Rev, Tyler Thatcher
is snd to have discovered and superior method of
determining latitude and longitude The San Francisco
Pacific the journal which announces this invention. says
His method of determining the latitude by single
observation Of any heavenly body by night by
day either the meridian. Mt any angle with the
rdan is perfectly geometrical and obvious and certain
in its results whatever in spherical trigono
mery
He employs the observations also to fix the Ion
gitude. The method by which this is done is partly geo.
merica and partly arhmetrical but plain and
tain any demonstration in Euclids Elements, any
sum in the Rule of Three
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Etc
Va 25 kegs SCOTCH HERRINGS
10 dozen fresh DUTCH CHEESE.
80 boxes extra PINE APPLE CHEESE.
40 boxes JENNY LIND DAIRY CHEESE,
100 boxes CRACKNELI BISCUITS.
500 h ENGLISH WALNUTS
800 10 SMOKED SALMON.
UStIERiS PICKLED TONGUES AND BACON.
Is dozen PREPARED PUMPKINS, FOR PIES.
ST. LOUIS GOLDEN SYRUP AND MOLASSES.
100 packages BUCKWHEAT, FRESH.
LF' large OF French and
PRESERVES IN CANS AND JARS.
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES AND KETCHUPS.
LOBSTERS, SALMON AND CLANS IN CANS.
LONDON PORTER. PALE AND SCOTCH ALE.
BRANDIES. WINES AND CoRDIALS Of various qualities.
OLD CHERRY RUM.
COPENHAGEN CORDIAL DUTCH EXTRACT PUNCH
DRIED PLuMS. PEACHES AND APPLES.
SUGAR CURED HAMS. BEEF AND TONGUES.
MOCHA, JAVA, LAGUAYRA, JAMAICA AND RIO COFFEE
FINE BLACK AND GREEN AS, IL full assortment,
WAX, STAR AND SPERM CANDLES.
ENGLISH GE.ATfNE. FARINA.
COCOA AND BRONA. TAPloCA.
MACARONI AND NERAlICELLI.
My assortment is complete and constantly repeutd
article required by families Their patronage
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY OF GoLp.-A letter from Parkvic.
Moi dated 10Th ult, says
ParkriHe No.. Jan 29.-Our town was thrown into a
of great excitement this evening by the arrival of
band of Delaware Indians from hunting expedite on
They bring with them quantity of gold dust which has
proved to be finer than the California gold All could
learn from the Indian from whom purchased the dust
is that he obtained it this side of the Mountains
hundred miles from this place. He refused offer
of $1,000 from of citizens to show him the place
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X 1NG's MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID

TX 1NG'S MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID
1e community have been humbuggd often by different pre-
lr,lons fer washing that will
S' n a al We sh is that you will GIVE IT FAIR TRIAL BY
TONS, FREE OF CHARGE: AND NOT JUDGE OTHER
PREPARAlinMS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET. A COMMON
SIZED WASHING MAY BE DONE WITH ONE GILL OF THIS
LOUD In LESS THAN TWO HOURS. IT soFTENs AND RE.
MOVES THE DIRT, AND THOROUGHLY CLEANING EVERY
N BElHG As HARMEss N ITS OPERATIONS As
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING.
W0oLEN GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY Cl.EANSED AND
LESS LIABLE TO SHRINK. ALL COORED GOODS ARE rem
DERED BRIGHTER BY BEING WASHED IN THIS LIQUID THIS
BlNG. ~
EB- SOLD AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER QUART BOTTLE,
OR SENENTfFVE CENTS PER GALLON, No. MAGAZINE
STREET few doors above Puvdras
and GET SOME FOR TRIAL. FREE OF CHARGE
lai23 1mf CHARLES FEINOUR Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY l:

THE CAPTAIN THE PoRT OF HAvANA.-We have already
mentioned that service of plate had been subscribed
by of the Insurance Companies of NewYork to be
presented to Senior Don Guermo Chacon Captain of the
Port of Havana token of the appreciation of his
services in aiding American vessels in danger being
wrecked ut the entrance of the harbor and recently his
important aid to the brig Holander she was leaving
for NewYork The plate presented through the
agency Of Messrs Burntam & Co. Senior Chacon in his
reply. says:
the sacred duty to cooperate. far lies in my power
and position to favor and give assistance to any
every vessel finding itself in want of aid If this be
added the obligation of fulfilling the duties imposed by
military laws those who in the navy 1t easily
be that in my action toward the IIaander have
acquired peculiar merit and that your extreme
rosity only gave publicity to event which otherwise
would have remained unnoticed"
A correspondence has also taken place between the
Hon, Daniel Webster and Moses H. Grnne ESD. of New
York the subject the result of which has been the fol-
lowing letter of thanks to the Cuban Government:
DEPARTMENT Of STATE. !
Washington. November 8. 1851 {
Sa-Ths Department has been informed that Senior
Don Guiermo Chacon the Captain Of the port of la
vana has upon several occasions materially aided the
vessels of the United States employed in the trade there
which imminent peril of being wrecked or stranded
This conduct his part. contributing as it has done
to the safety Of the property and perhaps Of the lives
the citizens Of the United States deserves the acknow
ledgnent of this Government.
have accordingly to request that you will express to
the CaptainGeneral of Cuba to Her Catholic Majesys
Government Mt home the Presidents high sense of the
services Of Senior Don Guiermo Chacon upon the occa-
sons adyerted to.
l avail myself of this occasion sir to offer you a re-
ncwed assurance Of my very high consideration.
DANIEL WEBSTER
To Senior Don A, Caderon de la Barca, etc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

TEMPERANCE IN ISpIANA-A State Convention of tch
friends of Temperance in Indiana recently held at
indianapolis at which energetic steps taken Tor the
suppression of intemperance among the HOLSTERS Since
the adjournment of the Convention bill to regulate the
sale of pruous liquors has been reported to the Indiana
Legislature: and it is thought. will become law 1t
prohibits the granting of license provides for assessing
fines those selling giving away intoxicating liquors
to minors and to all other persons to be drunk about the
house clubhouse where the liquor sold first offence,
fine of ten dollars second twenty dollars; third forty
dollars fourth, eighty dollars fifth, and all subsequent
Offences one hundred dollars the offender to stand
mt'ed until the fines paid repleyicd 1t also pro-
vdcs that the wife and all others injured by the sale
Intoxicating liquors. may maintain action against the
vendor who furnishes the liquor
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T>LACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street.
BENEFIT OF
IAN RIcE's CIRCUs.-Re-engage o

IL Mr. WILLIAM. WALLET. and the
of DAN RICE AND WILLIAM Y. WALLET IN ARENA. The
scented patrons week only Such an
talent has presented the history Circus
aud be assembled again. f.Iu
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etc. etc. d23 2tawemSp
nR. BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE PATENT LACE the cure of the fol-
lowing Diseases Wenkuss Breast Bronchs Shortness of
Breath Pain the Chest Weakness Bleeding at the Lungs Pap
on OF the Heart Coyeness and Piles Pains he Back
Spinal Atsons Falling Of she Bowels Poapsu Utri
ton and Painful Pregnancy and the
and Dropping Lounging Weariness abua Bilious
To Males or Females. -
Sold only by DR.. SHERMAN Agent for the South,
a.. At his office, 10 ST. Charles street, NewOrleans
LAnks fitted with the Brace Mis- SHRRaAS No. 1875 St.
chares street. mhl3 lydAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFrIcy

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, February L. 1852
CoTTON-The demand continued yesterday and re-
suited in sales of 5000 bales at steady prices
NEW ORLEANS cLAssrIC ALTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Galaman0er Safes.
THE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-

NVHE GREAT FIRE in CHILLICO-
II THE Ohio. One third of the town burnt to ashes
CnnLIcoTaB, o. Tuesday, April Is, ls52.
Nsssr STRAREs MARvIE-Gentienen Yours OF the
9Th at hand Ia reply, every Safe the fire. except yours
has proved good for nothing Lost large Sskeit per-
feely destroyed but in the snail Sssmander bought from
you, nothing was injured Your obedient servant
WV r. CLEMSON.
Tho above letter shows that In q real ho fire RcIs s.LA
the only Safes 70 b. depended upon ia the
destroyed Rss Safe alone bidding defiance tho flames
preserving notes bonds and mortgages 70 the value Of
1l0o 0o0 The Chillicothe Gre IL parallel case-evy Safe
Sat Rchs destroyed Thcse repeated occurrences prove
scoutssby tSst Wdsrs Patent sslamandsrs with Richie
the best Safes made United States
o. in the whole world They be had she depot No.
i<6 Wstsrst and ct the Factory corner Of st. Marks
phss md Avsnue A. Esw.Y@k.
sTEARNs L MARVIN.
Also, at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge New-Orlcans La
L. N. Hatch Charleston, s. C.
Thompso0 L Oudesluys, Baltimore, M
Hoyoake, Downes CO. MsmphH Tenn.
Eddy Morley Toledo D.
Als Howss Evansville Ind.
s. Shepard Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Walter X. Marvin, Lockport N.Y.
Barney Brothers Mobile Ala
Chae II. Csmp6eld Savannah, Ga.
Hall 4 Aoses, Coumsus Ca
De Reset Brown, Winingfou. n. G.
VIM Randall st. Paul, NJ 7.
Morley Reynolds Cleveland o.
Hsver, Boyd L Co.. Zanesville, U.
Ky. Svsgctt, Rochester, N. Y.
Jsz. Hutton. Montreal, Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE for PARTi-

bEREMPlORY SALE tor FAN IL
and xth Wards Of the City Brooklyn Aso the Ist and
lid Wards of the City of Wansburgh and In the Town
of Bushwck being the most desirable property that has
been offered at auction for many years-W a. rhANh
LIN SON L co. will sell auction on TUESDAY, April
n at ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable property BROOKLYN
DIvIsioNAv-6 lots ON Dyision-av, corner OF @ eryst
Also, lots on Division-av- on the opposite side -
GERRy-sT.-9lots on Geryst, between Throop ana o-
vsoney
THRooFAv-4 lots on Throopav, intending TWO corners
Also, gore lots on Throop, between Bartlett aud Ges
Also IS lots in the Ixth Ward DivSonAv, en- tho
south side Of Madison,st; .,,c,,,,cr
FIRsTsTr lots the west side Of lsst between South
9Th and South 7ths with the bakhead 70 tho East River
soUTH 7rH-sT-5 lots the south side Of South tibet
between I'd and 3d-sts. -
soUTH 6rH-sr.-a lots soah oth-st, between ID and
soUrH 5rH-sr-l lot tho north side of South sths,
Also lots on north side Of South 5thst next 10 tie
ner Of ,dst
Union-sv.
Also large gore lot the of U.iOnsv and South
5h-st.
Also. lot adjoining the above on Union-sv.
SouTH 4TH-sT-s lots the south side Of South 49,, BE-
tween Union-sv and lzth-st. .
Also large gore lot the corner Of Unionav ard South
ScurH 5rH-sr-l let on South ah-st, in the rear
UNIoSAv.--5 lots ca Union-av, between souta %h End
South 5ihsts.
NORTH 2D-sT-a lots north side of North 2dst, near
Loriner-st.
LoRnER-sr-a Ios including tho corner of Dsvoe and
Lorimersts. . -
DEyoEsTl frame house and lot the sosh dds Of De.
voe-st, ia the of the above.
Also, lots on Devoe St, near Lorimersl
South 3DsT-5 lots South Sdst including the north
east corner Of sthet.
ETcHTB.sTl frame house and lot the east side OF s
st., in the rear Of the above
MoKIBBos-sT-2 lots the north side, bctwesa Smith
and Monel-sts.
Also lots on the south side of hsKibbou-t, bstwen
Gyaham-av. and Smithst.
MIpssAIIrsr-7 lots ON the south side Of MsrshaIls
Also the south-east corner Of Smlthst
re ard smith-Sts
MooRE-sT- ots including the corner.
hoRRELL-sT-5 lots on the west side OF Horenst, ~
ween Cook and DE BE Volsess
Also Gore the of Nonell ard De Be voisesa
Also lots on the side Of honell-st- | . sornsr.
Also lots on the side Of Aorslst, including the
corner Of De Be Ncise-et
NrwToN RoAI,-The frame house and lot on tho Newton
Road and Morrellst
Also frame houses stories and bassmsntA MsKib
bon S. between honell and Grshsm-sva
BUsHWlCK-
"a lots the side of Dvinonsv- between Palmstso
and WoodbineSts.
40 lou between Busf wickav and Wss ingtonsts h tho
town OF Rushwck, the cross roads,
BAaps and all necessary information relative 70 the
property. may be bad application 70 JOSEPH bOUGH-
TON Esq., No 50 Johns stairs and also at the oice OF
the Auetioneers No Brosdt Boskmape will be ready
for distribution week previous 10 the sale.
TERhs-l0 per and the euetioneers commissions On
tina day OF sae so per may bond and mort
gage ct per cent aud the balance delivery OF the deed
tf634l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
LINE-FOR SAN

v FRANCIsCO.--1he steamship bhOIhEh Jo ar.S
IL :. cabin and steesse accommodations " -
Dc prsssuf requremssn Of the hsds, will take her ds:y
are Tor Sac francisco the is Of May, ct 0ciocs
..s.a .ud san Juan dal sur. Tie BTott~z yoasaS
iii take beg place tbs Psci6e side In VAnderhfs -
,.sas Line limited susbs~ OF psssenxen win BE- -
:. fS0 for cabin add t1ec for sssfsgs-o wh.<b sgpye
D. 3 ALLEN, No. 8 Bsfssry-plsss, sv<fss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
ID EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, IRE

IL LAND SCOTLAND and WALES-BOWMAN,
GRINNELL CO. will issue drafts Of 81 sterling and up
ward payable sight in any town throughout Great Britain
and Ireland - 1850,
SWALLOw-TAIL LINES Of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON PACKET-SHIPS-Pesons wishing to have then
friends brought either Of the splendid pscket%hps
posing the Lines which sail regularly the 9th and
st DAYS of every month from Liverpool and alternate
Thursday London Thereby avoiding delay will please
apply TO the only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO,
Office No SO South-st- New-York, and
FENWICH CHAMBERS, Fenwich-st, Liverpool.
N. B-When passengers decline coming, the money viii
Be returned without deduction. .
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork the Sh and 2lst Of
each London Jackets leave every alter
nate Tbursdsy. For passage apply a. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

CHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of sew
- eral e1es.tors viii sell at puss Auction on TUES
DAY Aprii a. ls52 IL ososi a. at No u West 3thsg
all the night title and interest Of ROBERT L. WILLIAMS
OF which ne had the h day Of April 1852 any me
AFTER IN ard certain Lecse Of Land a,d Buildings
thereon stuae IN the XVIII Ward, and Known BY Nos =
and "A West lSth<t--Aprii g, 1852.
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
JAS. r. TERRY Deputy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.

IN LAWRENCE MININ6 CUAfANI FOh ~
CgEAsE or CAPITAL-sotiee y hereby gwen, U puIs1
70 .hcrize the formation Of corporations tor Mani
f.ctnre Mining Mechanical or Chemical purpseo< PAD
~ " isss thaf meeting Of the Stockholders Of tss
,.v viii he be NJ their Office No IL N the lnsranee
R,fp. corner Of Wall and William ss On the nth day OF
sT ,srt q. aid meeting to increase the Capital
s.S Of .;S 81, Lawrence Mining Company snd also taa
s-,nhrr Of Trustees Dated April Y lso2
Aa''' VI - THOs. Adds EMMKT, rrussess
r. GRATACAP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Bruce A. CHnros, Arctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS al

Auction BY COLE CHILTON.-COLE chill
TON VII sell Al auction FRIDAY. April 30 At IL O'Clock,
at the Merchant ExehaEse
Continuation Of The sale II L and Cores tia 4h-av-
Ssth 10Th and o. sts in Yosk,ile. ia the Xlth Wad DO
longing - j.. d. Z w Harris tall abstract Of tus Sy r
a s. r. Cowboy Ess. No 6. Wast, win 10 furnished
t. every PsIoseF on the day OF sale Terns6o per cent
Can remain on boGd and mortgage for three years Maps can
he had Of the Aseioneer No. Wallet
Aleo II Lcts Gt-ay. and issthS, at Harlem Sale
positive Maps Be had Of the Auetopeer. No Wallt
Also LOis south side Of 1otlt between 9Th and 9th
Terms liberal Maps can be bad Of the Auetionsera
e lAlso, Los 5Sta-st. near broadway.
Aso. Los On Sad-st- between 7th-av. and Broadway.
ExEeuToR's SALE.--l Lot on 7thty- between 1Eh and
55sss and Lots 7gh-av between l3oth and 5isfss
ard Lott north eide Of 3isht between yh and oth-
ave-; and Fioss Of Gyszd KINGS Bridge Sold by ordsr
81 A Pen ESecatoF on sccosat % former purchaser.
&sIs oe had or Auet.oneefs, Ne Walls. 1921
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with The tACiFiV
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only thronyh lane ~
California and Oregon, via Aspinwall Navy Bay due9
per steamers CRESCENT CITY, on WEDNESDAY
May s. and the EMPIRE CITY via Havana on NON
DAY, May 10, The splendid steamer CREsCfNr CITY,
2Ooo tuDs J. Tanner Commander. viii snil On Wednesday
May s. at O'Clock p NJ direct for Aspnwall, corVet
inc at PsDsma with the magnificent steamer NORTH
ERNER; and the EMPIRE CITY, 2oo0 tuns, J. L:cfA
Commander will leave her pier At the foot 0f Waren %
MONDAY, May 10. at o'clock p. NJ, for Apnwai- ~
Hsvsns Passengers by the Empire ty will connect WIN
the well known and avorte United States Mail StexmsD
OREGON TO sail for San Francisco the gnyL of ~
passengers and mails No detention at Panama The raaa'
ma Railroad is In operation, and the cars running
within few miles OF 0orsons Passengers viii tnu 30 90.
abled save about 40 mes of tue river nautanon -
also danger and expense heretofore attending The sndae
in boats OF Chasres they viii be landed from the aes-
srs free Of exrense. the Compsnys wharf a. Asvnw3
Transit Of the Isthnnus at the passengers expense.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPfswALL- A.
LadeS Saloon state Room
LIZ Att and Forward Saloon, State Room ~
Second Cabin sfandees
RATES THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO are
First Ciess ri,
Steera2e. -
Children under IL years half prcs. ,,,.vvv A
For freight OF paS.axe, apply 10 CHAb. a. WhtNnrI
the once Of tho Companies, No. III "sstSt, s%''' '"
Narrenst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
ANTHONY. BLEEcKER, Auctioncer.
ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE OF

4 1873 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
for immediate improvement Sd ard 4thavs and
on srh o0th and l0lst ss, IN the City OF New-fors
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at public auction,
on TUESDAY, April n, 1882 at IL O'Clock, at the Mer-
Eachauge the highest bidder the following choice
lots of ground, viz:
"a Building Lots forming the entire block of grosud
bounded by 3o-av., 4thav, Tooth and iolst-sts.
of ground bounded by Sd and havs and sh and oth SITS
The above lots ell of full sze, all beautifully situated
for building purposes very desirable for persons OF small
means 10 purchase fine building lot for capitalists 10
make safe and profitable Investments
Il is high ground and commands splendid view OF the
East River There probably sufficient building stone on
the property build all the houses and the surplus soil can
doubt be sold advantage for filing lots few streets
above -
IL is situated few streets above the centar of Yerkv1e
and near churches, schoo-ho &c-
This property admirably located for manufacturing pur
poses and business operations its close proximity TO the I'd
and 4h and the Harlem Railroad and In the vicinity Of
great improvements renders very desirable and being 40
cessble almost every hour Of the day the city proper
makes very convenient for persons doing business In the
city, or for the workingman or mechanic
This property all lies In one body and nom It's pecuha!
location and advantages must become populous and
very important part of city, and m purchase cannot but
be safe and profitable investment OF capital Title perfect
and free from all membranes
The of sale will be very liberal TO the purchasers
rs per of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage for years at per cent The sale will b
positive. -
For further particular apply to the auctoneer No.
Broad where maps describing the above property b
had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
F. CoLroS, Auctioneer.
TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.

THIS DAY, (Tuesdsy,l April "a, at lof O'Clock, at
No. 1871 East Broadway ehersons the furniture OF
the family and win comprise the usual assortment OF plan
parlor dinneroOm and bedroom furniture, such as ma
hosany ChsiIs Sofas Bureaus Glasses CARPETS OH Coths
Dining and Tea Tables Feather Beds and Mntreses oass
ment ard bedroom furniture &C. &C Sale will be positive
rain shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
LINE for SAN

FRANCISCO, via NfCARAGUA-1hs new ana mn ~ ~
orful steamship MORT BERN LIGHT, 100 tshs - o.
CART Tintlepaush will leave from Pier No Norm 49,
on "WEDNESDAY, Nay s. at s o'clock r NJ hn sas
del Nore, whence passengers Will b promptly - 1870
over the route Of the Trsnsit Company OF NisaINsa
but twelve nes OF land usnsporon 10 san JOAN ~
and thence 10 San Enncisco in the steamship D D.
1000 tuns burden, Capt. Baker: -, <...A a.
The favorite steamship PR0NFTHFUs VIII nieess t -
Northern Light ard leave May ~, connecting WV"
stesmer PACIFIC. ,,l, a
Plans OF cabins may be seen and pase see.,ea 9s'
application 70 T., ~ M asr6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

GALE of PLANTS, FRUIT and OR
bNAMENTAL TREES GOLD FISHES in GLOBES,
CANARY BIRDS, kc.--LYNAN RAWDON win eel
at their rooms Nos 81 and 579 Broadway, TUESDAY
17th April O'clock large collection of the shove ffo
the Green Houses aud Nursery Of Mr.. Thos. Dunlap
JOHN KEESE, Auctionesr.
" Day sales OF PlantS Furniture Fancy Goods and
Wares Of every kind at their Exhibition Rooms light
aud spacious than any other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Arr az Hoe.s Hos ,at, ,A ccat,son Basi.r raeas
oc~sn Oahu Og, - ker Plate feN 81 AID 50, Nastacke
9TH oh sroke fse =, sea River Pate As.nte
Lscs n b., nos est. So lsA and ase wh soassss
winch wouS make her 80 ees
Ms~e, r. l., asa nat, shp Sovd,ch, wAiroa from
keh fsea -, dem soe'-,y lsnes WITH 800 sss VII Oh
Ac@gd Ss-ke Pea lat ~ - W. sh csase. OF ard
Coz New Bedford, TN ish st 81 s. Sa 70 ~ wsren Heath.
Of N1rva. az We'd. clean Earsse; Scott b.. 40 the u
slt Jsa TO- kasssssA Of D. nsa fAraeAa;s g.,
sc~a. Acn hsend ro0nc the EAST cs2e
ls,ier hem csps- 7 y re..e. 9, esrA nl-cea Of r.
posls Ter Tstss Jsa bh go OIL on eosrd spese
Oct $, s,f $, oa Is I< w, sAP Warren sn'A, ~ Honsss
Hoe. &c his. 70, sl
letter tom csps Eaes- ship Scot, 81 r.,
ports hsvs heard from haa Coast Psu sss Sse Boses
A. h, 40 blas spA OIL
ktier soa Cap. ra,ek oAA rasna Of H. reports her
date fsaprosee Jan ~ t s, ~ 3. a 4, L. eth So
huGphsck ol Reports Nov hossmesus ChssEr. Leea
s.s latch Fsih..en 49, sarssset eskw considerably
(slaee reported a. hsatses
sscs from oser on a~afS shp AbA Howasa 81 ~
reports her on reasses, Jsn IA va IS sls 80 ei
tier from shp Jefferson, Q. skhsbc reports that ship a.
osha IN ie after short cruise ~s'ee she ecA = ess ~
tsssseJ t~Ae board Css saons s.s hs brother tas -
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