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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu

IN lar line of Packets for Pert Philip and Sydney The
hscrbers will dispatch the fastsAing and vonte Packet
MADISON on the 18th Of July, 1.-THE above vessel Is CON-
andei By an experienced master who has been many years
IN the Australian ade the accom- nodatons are superior to
any ship in port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persons Those embark
ns Tor the new gold regoDs should make early applications
b beaths Ia number being already engagad) FOR
freight passage apply pier No Is East kiveI or to
BuTLfR BROTHERS, Australian Packet Oihce, No. 100
and ll3 South-st-
NB-The tariff Of duties goods imported into AustIsr
hs al be seem ar heL Office Of the srhscnberA
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning.

II ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED.
FORD and TAUNTON.-The stes ners C. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line, regularly
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No 2 North River first
wharf above Batterypsce daily Sundays excepted at
M and Stonington at O'Clock M arrival Of the
mail train which leaves Boston at $50 PM.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily. except Sundays at AM and PM New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed immediately the arrival
Of the mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the office, No 10 Battery
place, or on beard the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
THOROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

u THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
IL AT REDUCED RATES--NewYork and San
Francisco Steamship Lne-The new steamship UNITED
STATES, Edward s. Dennis, Commander will take her de-
parture for Aspinwa Navy Bay, on SATURDAY, Aug. a.
az p NJ connecting at Panama with the double-ensne
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 100 tuns burden, George
A. Cole, Commander. which steamer awaits the arrival Of
Panama by the United States from New York.
and Immediately thereafter proceeds to San Francisco direct
without stopping at intermediate ports.
These vessels In accommodations and safety not sur
passed BY any this route and experienced surgeon
attached TO each vessel -
The United States has made the voyage between New
York and Chagres in days and hour and tho
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between New-York
ming and actual time from port TO port
Apply to DAVIS BROOKS CO.,
General Agents No. % Beaver-Tt.
JONES L JOHNSON,
No 1o4 West-st, corner of Lberty-st.
Passengers United States will dsembark alongside the
wharf at Aspinwal and take the Panama Railroad, now
open nearly TO Gorgona thus avoiding the sk attendant
upon landing in boats at Chage and the river navigation TO
0orgona.
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JERSEY RALROAD.-NEW.

M EW-JEKSEY RAILKUAD,-NEW
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in At h0urs-New-J ersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving NewY1rt at foot
Of Courtlandtst A. NJ and 81 p. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia l2 and A. NJ and 81 P NJ from foot Of
Walnut Fare reduced to s. for sclsss and 81 so for
second-class.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 p NJ. Lines from NewYork,
with through conductors
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. followr
EXPRESS TRAIN st6t A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting with
rstcas. steamboats, for Cleveland, Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A nj. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 8! T. NJ, via Piermont, for Delaware
WAY TRAIN at u P. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at P. NJ for Dunkirk, connect
ing with first class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIeRAsr TRAIN at p. M via Piernont.
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MIA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
IN CARA FALLS.-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO.-This
and beautiful line Of road will opened the travel
ing public Wednesday June So 1852 which time Pas
seneers trains will commence running as follows
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 6 so A. NJ
I'd Accommodation " $50 Z"
Sd Way Express, SOP NJ
Arriving at Niagara Falls at $50 A. M and l30 and PM
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
LIST Train-Wsy Express leaves Niagara Falls at us A. NJ
I'd Accommodation, 230
Sd Express, 500
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bany and Rochester Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by the69O NJ
Train will reach Rochester at $50 NJ have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at $50 AN
or leaving Albany at TO A. NJ, will reach Rochester in
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Falls at
9P NJ Returning leaving the Falls by either Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours In advance of any other line.
PASSENGERS BY this Route will take the Cars the hight at
the Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN, Supt
Rochester, June "a, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

A UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY 7.
IN LEEDS Auctioneer, No SO Chambers st., will sell
THIS DAY, at 0i o'clock at his sales room, without
large and valuable assortment. OF Rosewood, Ma
hogsny ana Walnut Parlor, DiningIoom and Chamber
Furniture, Sofas Chairs, Center Sofa ami Side Table
marble tops extension Dining and Breakfast do Capss
Mattresses Palasses Fancy Goods Dress Bureaus Wash
stands Bedstesds Sdeboards Oil Paintings Cutlery Plated
Ware and in fact everything that be wanted fHoue-
hold Furniture.
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ANTHONY J. ELEEcKER, Auctioneer.
II ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of


about $50 desirable Lots of Ground, situated In the
beautiful Village OF Yonke about 10 miles from the City Of
NtwYork the banks OF the Hudson River a. Auction
A. J. BLEECKER will sell at Auction, on WEDNRS-
DAY, July 81 1882 at II NJ at the Merchants Exchange,
NJ T. the following choice property viz About 20 Lots
Of Ground situated in the beautiful snd romantic Village Of
Yonkers the banks Of the Hudson River, and the
Hudson River Railroad Depot being Busns Vista av
Depot Hudson Prospect, St. Mary's, Gnnneu Clinton,
Adams, Washington and Jens rsonsts and River Dock
Ahe rton Bashore SITS Also. Warburton and Locust
avs and on Bell, Baldwin, and Cromwel-p place PORTION
of this beautiful property lies the banks Of the Hudson
River and in the immediate vicinity OF the Railroad Sta
ton at that place aso opposite and very near the Steam
boat Landings and In the midst OF schools academies
churches stores hotels and splendid cottage residences
The above Lots nearly all full SIZE varying from D sst
front, TO from 100 to ~ test in depth.
The above Of the most beautiful pieces Of property
that has been offered to Il public for many years pox
nifty the City of New York. being distant about 6 miles
and only one half an hours travel by raresd max very
desirable for merchants and others doing basnes Ia the
city, who wish TO avail themselves Of opportunity 10
purchase fine cottage site the picturesque scenery sur
rounding the property and beautiful view OF the noble Hud
son, cannot be surpassed.
The convenience Of TO the city together with the
heshy loca alton ard the excellent neghborhood all
bne TO make this exceedingly desirable property either
for geLtemans country residence, for the mechanic
working the TACT also that property In the
hood rising and will continue makes very safe
and profitable Investment for capitalists.
TeH-l0 per cent the day sale and tbs Auctioneer
fee 20 per cent the 10th August the balance can
main on Bond and Mortgage for years.
Lhographic Msps be had at the Aucton-reoms For
further particulars 10 Title kc apply TO FRANCIS II.
TILLOU. ESD No 20 Wall st., or to the Auctioneer No.
Broad.st. (205D
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NOR SUPERINTENDENT. HIGH-

il LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, LONG BRANCH,
DOCK, (Middletown,) and RED BANK--The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J; P. Coriea, viii leave
Robinson-st Pier, North River, a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

EOR LIVERPOOL.-The new and
Il splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER, Robt.
Leitcb Commander will sail from Philadelphia for Liver
pool on SATURDAY, July II, at 8 o'clock A. NJ
Passage in afts rsa0on state-rooms. ..........$e0
Passage In midshp- saloon state-rooms ......... 90
Passage in forward saloon state-rooms ......... So
Passengers will be provided with railway tickets Phs
delpha free Of expense, by the agent,
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. II Exchangsplsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

u of the County Of New York hereby
having claims MARTIN BRUINS, late OF the City
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscriber at his residence No Is Rose street. the City Newi
York. before the twenty 9Th day Of December
New York, the twenty second day of June, 1854
je23 lswomWed$ THOMAS WALLACE, Executor
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DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

CIIlSION COAL.-Ihe pennsylvania
III Coal Company 10 prepared to deliver to families In
any part Of this city Brooklyn and Wxmsbwsh from Ito
Canal Boas and several yards the various szes OF iu
Apply al the ysrds Of 4thst and sthay Westst-
Morton at the foot OF Goveeurt East River foot Of
Of the Office Of the Company Of Broadway and
wAlst The Coal will DO dsiievered at - IS per tun Of
20co Ibs from the Canal Boats and ct IS q, ressrsens<
ffcz the ynda
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Ccaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse &. Smith,
n ESQ., suuosae OF the County Of kns noues hereby
secoTdns 10 law TO all having claims MARY
FIELDS late OF the City OF Brooklyn, dceased that they
required 20 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
scnber THOMAS HAMILTON No iGi Nassa the
Brooklyn before the 3t day of December nextDsej
81, 1864. HANNAH HAMILTON, d, l.,.,,,,.,...
je23 law6mW THOMAS HAMILTON '1"~'"a'''@'
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PURSUANCE of an order of the suragata

- the of hereby perons
having claims against JOHN HoRNBY, Jr late City OF
York deceased TO present the with vouchers thereof tho
subscriber, at the omce Of SCOLEs COOPER, Eqr.
Chsmberst the City OF NeS YORK before twenty
day OF December neSfDaed N~Yo the day
June, 1854 lje23 lawfmwedtl JAMES L. LYON Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
LvOR ALBANY-Chango of Hours.--
GREAT RAILROAD ROUTE from
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN .nC


I'VE NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL8OADS.-GREAT
NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Op and sfter MONDAY
May notce-passenger steamers and trains
will run IS follows
WARD.-One sof the frstclsss seanen SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted az
NJ and Dunkirk at II at night reaching Monroe at
the next day. and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe At p ~ or the
arrival Il the bos daily Mondays excepted reschng Chi
sago the evening and connecting Chicago With first
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
gsn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD@Expres trains will leave Chicago at P. daily,
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe 81 next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
eept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival of the io
Chcago-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vious the time for the first express trains east for New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-This train will leave Toledo daily Sundays
eepted. at A NJ, connecting Toledo with 9 line OF
steamers from Cleveland and Ssnduky and stopping at all
the way stations, will reach Chicago a. 81 p. NJ.
GOING EASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, Sundays
excepted at NJ stopping st all staons and arriving at
Toledo Of r NJ, connecting with steamers 10 sandusky
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for all the morn
ing trains from those places.
Pscket-boat leaves Toledo at A. M, for Fort Wayne
and ports on the Wabash Canal jos II. MOORE, Supt
Adrian. June |. 1852
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NOTICE of appIication for the discharge Of

IN an nsovent from debts pursuant TO the provisions the
article the fifth chapter OF the second part OF
the statue- GEORGE L. DAVIS, Of Ens, Chsmans
County Notice published Creditors before the Hoo
ARIEL g. Tburston Cbemuas County Judge, at his oee the VII
se Of mira the 20I September, 1854 at 10 oeloeh
Je3O IawIOwNedF GEO. l.. DAVIS, InsoSsnt
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. Y. SUPREME COURT, County of Kings.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, County Of Kings.
IN e-Adophus D. Hoyt against Charles H. stsn and Enoc
CopknSummon Tor demand contract Csm not
- the DEFENDANTS; You hereby summoned and required
complaint this ACTON which fled the Office Of
tie Clerk of the County of Kings Brooklyn on the twenty fourth
day Of May, 1852 and OF 70 the
said complaint on the subscriber his Office, No. % wals
City NewYork within twenty days after the service OF this
exclusive Of the day OF such service and
fail tn said complaint within lifetime Aforesaid the plain
tit this action will take judgment against o the OF
hundred dollars forty cents with interest ons
the July thousand eight hundred and forty be-
sides the of this acton. Dated, April is, 1882.
my26 iawl2wWed A. ID. HOfT, Attorney Ia person.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctoneer.
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS in

hESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
IL WESTCHESTER VILLAGE at AUCTION
COMBS NICOLAY will sell on WEDNESDAY,, July
A. u o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange ~ good
Building Lots situated in the pleasant village Of Westches
tea, Isl miles iom Eew-YoTk City by the Harlem Rail.
road FOR maps and full particulars apply to J. " Hutsch
Ter, Westchestsr, No. SO Chstham-st, or COMBS
NICOLAY, Auctioneers, No. 2H Grsndst, the Bow
cry See Auction advertisement in The Daily Express
Courier and Commercial Adreytiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

The for Squam and Freehold VIII run Ia CONNECTION
with boat Stages convey passengers TO all parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat On
the account of the owners
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EWSBURY. LONG

IL BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND DOCK,
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT Capt A. H. Hagerty,
win leave the New-Hsyen Pier, Peokslip, East River q
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Drn Goods.

nRY GOODS.-A large assortment OF
IL Irish Linen Goods, viz Table Cloths, Napkins,
Doybes TowelDg Sbirtings Sheetings, &c. 6arege De
Lanes GinghaIns acone Swiss and Plaid Musns Shawls
BLACK Siks Cloths CsssiueTes, Pilots Musns &c. For
sale at reduced prices, by W. MATHEWS CO. Nos 81
and 81 Catharine-st
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Mrs. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

&CSn REWARD.--This amount is
Up SCO still offered by ELMoRE & co. IL they cam
not prove by hundreds thar the celebrated Bohemian Hair
Dye is the best in the world II having taken the premium
atthe Worlds Fair another proof Of its superiority LII
warranted to ctanse instantly gay hair 20 beautiful per
anent black or brown aod keep the hair from falling
of. Sold at No 237 Hudson ct Perftrnery Store
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Goal.

COAL-Peach Orchard, Egg, Stove and
~ Nut s1es; also, Lehih, broken, egg and stove do
Persons wishing good article at the lowest market price
Tor good Coal requested TO cali at the yard Nos 65 and
207 Franklin st. JAMES AITklN.
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NOR ALBANY. 81: POUGHKEEP-

III Sic, 30 CTSa HUDSON, IS CTS-The and ele
CANT steamer FRANCIS sKIDDY will leave her dock foot
Of Jsyst at o'clock A M Msnday Wednesday and FIJI
day for Albany landing at West Point Newburgh Pough
keepse Hyde Park Kingston Bristol Catsk and Hudson
Returning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at the hour, making the landings as above n B.
Under circumstances will any of the above landings be
passed JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No. l59 Frontst-
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE O.

- SMITH, ESQ., Surrogate OF the OF Knss,
hereby gwen seoodps law 10 all having claims
ANN DOREMUs late Of the City Of Brooklyn deceased that they
required to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
subscriber at his residence Oh Bedford Road Putnam
in the City Of Brooklyn before the 3t day Of December
ne1t.'-D Dated June 80, 1852, GILBEBr DOREMuS,
. je30 law6mWs Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The splen-
IL did double. engine steamship CITY OF PITTS
BURGH, Robert w Foster, Commander, having been
avoidsby postponed will positively sail for San Francisco
touching at Rio Janeiro Valparaiso and Panama on SAT-
URDAY July l7th Passengers will please be board at
9oclock in the morning For freight passage apply
board foot Of North Moore-st, N. r., or TO THOMAS
RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

ENOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
a Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West
This steamer will depart with The u B. Mails far Europe
Positively 90 SATURDAY July a, at - o'clock NJ, from
ef esh AZ ths foot Of Canss No berth secured till paid
.i. FORTNIGHT or passage having unequssd sccommoda
son' nf elegance aud comfort, apply 10
lne Steamship ARCTIC VIII succeed the ATLANTIC
mo ssii Assast ,, lss2 - .
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of JESSE e.
SMITH, Esq., OF the County Of Kings hereby
gwen, according to law all having claims ERAs
TUs o. TOMPKINs late Of the City Of Brooklyn deceased as
they required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
thesubscber HENRY YOUNG at his office, No. Maiden ans,
before the November
Dated April 81 1861 - - =. .
Isw6mwed.s HENRY YOUNG. Iheeuto'
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LNOR CHARLESTON-U. S. Semi
4 Weekly Mail Line.-The and very fat steamer
JANIS AOGER, Capt Dickinson. viii leave Pier No
North River on WEDNESDAY. July Ia, at 4 o'clock r NJ
psesely Fer ffeieh apply board where ell bills OF
sdins win be sgnedi Ad Tor passage (hayius unrvaled
sceotnm0dafious) Al the oiica Of
sPoFFoRD TlLESToN L co, No. 40 Soath-st.
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IL Just received, small lot Of Leeches Der steamer
put up to BE- transported any distance with safety s
sale al moderate prices, at q. A. 4 II WITTES ~,
Importersof Leecles, No. ~ Nssssun. MY.
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a the l5,h July THE splendid new olipoer ship
sOvFREl0N OF THE SEAS recently launched By Mr.
Donsd Mckay the builder Of the Fins Cloud oo Al
her BERTH foot Of Maiden lane and viii b. dspsiched Tor
Ban fhcisco about 18th July She IL built on the model Of
the Flying Cloud, aud supposed be the longest and
sharpe square ggsd ship aoa For freight or p.ss.rs an
ply 70 GRINNELL MINTURN 4 Co "a Isonfh-sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

lFE COMMERCIAL PLACE, stnirsThesr
10 CHAGRES FEVER, RTEu MATlSN CHILLS AND FEVER
MERCURlAL AND ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN, many
the blood The
have been cured by them be produced in their powerful
dsease We might mitch their
will only this that We can the above diseases etnal IN"
permanently with these Baths, without system
with the above like diseases,
perfect satisfaction is not given after trial. their money
| refunl IN II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY March Is 1852 and the follow

A H. y s \ s ls m sold at auction at tie
s s . and a res asssn 1sn
% @ @"sts isf ss WITH sSs
their ai4 Baure all y by plan
promise made signed before IL B. csna ESD. Notary Public,
a. TWo lois OF GROUND the ,ls, bounded by New Leve
F' GsTT99 go g. csHs os s lot assg s f.
Fulton Common and Grsyier
E ' tie ss, Of an sn Fsn md s e
forms shs f FFS o CRY soSp s 4 SeunS y New v
ton p"yds aud Gravr strssts numbering from 70 49, incuve
No. m the Poyd New s and Fuson
ots 10, H. IL 10, IA, 49, front New Levee and
s5xTEEs LOTS OF GROUND the bounded by Ns~
nns Lot No. forms the corner Fulton New vee and Poy
eyse Lots TO- H. 49, 49, H. Is front on Fulton and
FIFTEEN LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded New
M S a and od y sss 3 from e
e No Is forms the Of God Fulton and New Ievee
M g. s o and h sss D Fn as5 to 10 i
G Nh M oF otb P and ss,s sssas ct sot.
eyes N st5ssti from
5Gs New Isssi
By @ 81 Joseph New Ne 1ss and sgen St @ Fn 9
Joseph
Is H. @ Il H. On ! nd NV eSs .ist e. '
syE pT OF S FS in the bounded By st.
Lot No. forms the Joseph Fulton
skou M sT The rss bounded by Market
Delord, Fulton New
Lot No. forms the Fulton New
Lots and front Fulton and New L-vee
H. ONE iSLET, bounded Deod Fulton
| named, having
The above described property from locality, superior
Estate the United States
opening wide well adapted Heavy
Wholesale
lhographie plans will be ready for issue the August
be forwarded with
Lots will be sold
ties to the compromise 1890 who shall
under which this sale prior
TERMS fifth cash balance divided
into requd three and credit
cent interest from date to maturity then
on the property ian2i MSFmh5di5
NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
listed himself the FURNITURE AND
BUSINESS the old stand No CAMP STREET respectfully
sols the patronage Of his and the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

Good MiIiiing sM6s1E Good and Fine. ... "a -
TOBACCO-We notice sales Of 60 hhds Of which 80 at
L. Is at Az. 2 Mason County at So and Selections
6t4A.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-About 1900 hhds Sugar
changed hands at = advance for fair and prime. the
former being quoted at azd42s and the latter at 4s60
Of Moasses 1000 bbls taken Mt Halls for fer
nlrnting to 26t for choice reloilnd
FLoUR-Marlet more steady and 5000 bbs sold Of
which $50 Ohio at 81 OOdS4 Ii, 1890 in fatboat and to
be delivered alongside ship. at "a o. GAG St Louis at
81 3$4 40 for superne 81 GO for fancy, and 81 STA
"a 90 extra and 100 bbs extra Ohio in fatboat
"a 6215 u Dbl
GRAIN-Corn quite dull with sales of 5000 sacks at
5052, including nearly 5000 sacks white at Sic
$50 sacks st Louis sold in lots from store at Boz
pROvISIONS-Pork still tending upward, with sales of
500 bb Mess at SIG So 325 in three lots, the
and 1877 in three lots at S17 co. Bacon Side
improved likewise with sales OF l2a casks at 9s9S for
ribbed and 91s for and 20 casks ribbed at
Of Lard 1856 bbls and terces sold at s0S2 and 63 do
at St4GDs4se 2 ID.
INDIA BAGGING-As sale of % pieces at 12f time with
interest.
CoFFEE-No alteration, and 1920 bags sold at 91S60
9h4.
LINsEED OIL-3o bbls in store, brought 67s 4 gallon
WIIIsKY-sales Ia bbls Rcctitied at 1714@17a and
100 (1athers extra) at 1sf.
RICE-A sale of 20 tcrces at $40.
FREIGHTS-A small vessel taken for Genoa at IS 50
z hid for Tobacco 1900 bales Cotton shipped Liver
pool in British vessel 32d. and ship taken up ut
I'D with consignment
EXCHANGEs--Cood demand both for foreign and do
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NewYork sixty-day Bills 11lO2hc p Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. q ct. disc.