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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

ofthese 42s2 AZ least four thousand owe their Crime
and Psuperism orphansge and Insanity to the Of
liquor.
The Grand Jury Of this county for oc,Ober cay In
their pressnmen, that from the beginning ,he end
OF the sessiontn every part Of their duSes-wAeher
examining charges for crime or looking upon the phys
cal and moral ruins Bellevue Hospital or those of
Blackwells Island upon The hundreds Of hte ones
without natural protector AZ Raidalls Island The
Grand Inquest have had most painfully rnpressedupon
their minds the conviction that lnsemperance i. the
our City" The Warden OF the City Prison in his re.
port 10 the Legislature Of the year is9 said hs about
eleventwc hs of the inmates according 70 their
own confessions persons OF iRtcmpeTSts habiis the
bNlspee claiming to DO moderate drlaScrS
Mr. Pllsbary, Warden OF the Albany Pcnitsnisry,
reported of zoe prisoners 33i were Incorporate -
moderSe drinkers, and Ros oss total abstinence.
While t is possible for such fcsto be reported
any consider the work OF the friends OF Temperance
done their object gained Now, more than ever be-
FORE necessity urges TO vigorous. perseverns aud
united efor. The community has borne their bur
dens uH endurance ceases 10 he virtue N hope Of
some relief we have looked to those whose duty IL is
TO execute and maintain the laws but have looked
m vain The City Authorities have licensed nearly
6 COO men and women 10 sell rum by retail; they al
low than 200 others TO continue in the business
without license, and probably 800 to sell freely on
the Sabba,hs. Many Of these places. the Aldermen
lnew when they licensed them, had been kept 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ On Wednesday morning, a man named
Thomas Tagsrt, badly injured by premature tx.
ploson, while blasting rocks N tue Catholc Church
yrri in "a.
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YTHE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY

gsnized under the laws of Pennsylvsnia with s.ssl
OF SlVcotoO, propose enharing the manaC.s.,e al
Railroad lron at yohnstOun, Pennsylvana T1ss Ls.ss.
they have secured offers superior s
believed, to any other in this country. Iron Oras sem.
btumnous Coal Limestone, and nearly every clsqur
ed Tor the manufacture of Iron exist exhansths qeens
ties the spot and these deposits are now worxsd ana
the nnersls delivered cheaper than at any other knows
point occupied for the Manufacture OF Iron Ts Psun,
yysnja Canal and Central Railroad pas through the psoo
erty, and cross each other At the spot where The ns
weiss are most thoroughly opened ont, and which neua
for its other advantages tor facility Of manufactures -
vicinity TO peb.fscs 6orosss h.s bssn ~ u
other blast furnaces ~ addition 10 thoss now nose
ton
The attention ocapitats disposed to embark w aasqw
prize which offers Femuneralpg profit even on W ~
prices Of Iron current before the of the last SIX soaln
and which promises TO be very lucrative while anything ~
present prevail and also 0f Railroad Coinpna -.
rous mskng arrangements tor Iron Ras TO DO denvse9
in 1853, is called 20 this enterprise :.
Pamphlets under the signature ofhe Practical ifoe -.
chants and Manufacturers, who have thoroughly estond
this property and who desire 10 procure additional sn
tons 70 carry out with safety and spirit businea yf
ing large cash capital be had al the office u hs A
fos the Provisional Company SIMEON DUABA
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Dim or Hrs ISJURIEs.-Mr Myers, spoken
Of IN Tuesday, roper, died on Wednesday morning,
between and 10 o'clock. Mr. Volk, who is chary II
with having committed the assault which caused liz
death il stl confined In the cells the 2d District S.a
ION Hnnse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of m

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF EW-ORLEANs-.
kEw.OSLEsNS Oct p. lSi2-By virtue OF the thirty.
seventh SECTION Of the OF she H. sature OF the St az
Louisiana entitled An Act % Consolidate the City OF New
Orleans and provide for TIE Soverument and adninss
tion OF lie aar approved the 1d of February 1882 AMI
OF the th section Of the act enentaTy thereto and
providing for the incorpoTa or the City OF Laiayetta
With the CITY OF NewthlC approved the sarne d.y
reuary Consolidate the City OF Neg-Orean,
and Il provide for the and arencnt az ~
adairs' approved March H. i and for the purpose Of
PAYING the interest accrUng ON TIE ene debt OF The sty
the late First, Second and Ihud MBne paas and City Of
Lafayette. maturing during ihe yeag 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received al this Office
from this daie uuril the SECOND MONDAY lSth Decem
beTnext tlsj2 al Y oeoek NJ tor the Purehase Of all or
sny portion ofa series OF I HiRrEEN HUNDRED BONDS
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for tho sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds to hs
dated the FIRST OF JULY, 1882 payable IN FORTY
YEARS az the Office of the Treasurer OF the city with In
coupons attached thereto the rate Of SIX PER
CENT? N PER ANNUM payable semi-annuelly, from sad
AFTER the first January, 1888 in the City Of NewYOrk ON
the first OF January aud the fret Of July of each yea. Pro-
posas e Endorsed Bids for the purchase Ol Bons OF
the Civ OF Orleans end addressed "Adophe Layet
ed Debt OF the CITY OF New ORLEANS be opened and he
Bonds edudceted 70 the highest bidder the 18Th Decc-
Der, sf noon, ~ Aforesaid.
TERMS Or PAYMENT--Ca Cash, (or in any OF the inter.
coupons Obligations OF the old city OF the late First
Secoud and Third Municipalities City Of Lafayette ne.
turing in 1888 OF at the option ct the purchaser odeourth
the first Of January, 0ueouh the hrsi OF Nr
fourth the first OF May, and the remainder on Tie 6ru u
AIRY 1853 the Commissioners reserying the risht 70 Ssesb
ten per cent Of the Bonds adUd Gated guarntes a.
compliance with his contract the part Of the prskr
The Commissioner further the night Of roese ~
or all BIDS.
A. D. CRosslaAN, Mayor
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Arrived.

siesr up koancke, PaIrah, Ncrok Rcsuond lilrs
INDIE tui I1lerftrs, 10 utauI & F.e0s1nft.
hsA has's-'e .o fhaee plpl h1ri Cete France, sept
sps 'hi~iar sept VIE 'u &C. o. master To " passed
'tsr co. with b. G.eyho4nd, o. ker fass irun H-
asi ioi '~ tclk hrg ahca, 4 Boston Malaga r Bostnn
"a Afoernes q New or'eau., fon TO- destination no,
vi ~ cse bra Carl ut Rlsck schneirr Liverpool
JteHe Cert niy -rrp.ed IS vita AMI d
o. 20 . ucrftt escrped with hD Mas
tr''soi iron Nv iork r Roo Jnero Nov y sposc Zebra.
lci 10 N fe michel from N.rol. Va Falmonh.
sod c1rfo from T. y cak q reports
atcssy the Gun obliged
o. hs der sd The had heavy ss the lRh nd
lth 'f aAca'y " sac and the 18Th Kgerenee severe
y , fo and struck by heavy which started vowel ends
ulocT the counter. cfufrs are leah
hsk fInn Faye, Savannah Nov. ~ cotton &c
serC eaIn Co. Hss bad wni. ihe whole PIssss been
DAYS y 90 haiieras sd with barb ia New
bff fas b. Amy Bahia IS "a. ossood, fe and cocoa,
20 hsIer Johufcn Co Lgt no American yc-e The r fsr
ne i - dgs lac cape e. most 'eveTe gales om T. to W.
\. W. bat sustained material dsmafe.
lrs VIM Adcw White N,vHiveu days, in ballast, bound
PHI acelr4ts.
Bis lay Navel ,Bf' Campbell HALIFAX, day., mdss 20
II ui A Co.
shI Nay Ezahc'h Potter PhsdeBha. dsys coz boani to
New nedfdrd
sthf. TELEGRAPH. FAB, Wsrehsr. days n to f. srrAsue
soop Samuel Hal, Ande days, PortilRd, CT ssole
Propeller FolaEt -, hartford, a boarA
Steamship Bck Warrior, shusdt for Havana ard
Neble.
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80 The Dir Tnm1 Yield. from Liverpool arrived l1l vs.
ov cd the y last the Iarantine
jacob T.L
81 M fhp Great Western. Fu0er arrived Liverpool
on e 9Th aL- Al r. A. ad ;rom this the 2s, Oct
or lff passage days 20 hours, and ie
tucns be deayei the Bed Baoy for water in IS days II
hcrrf.
- TIE steamship Great Britain Capt Hafhevs from Liverpool
rat Sept p short o. cos
kst,n,cd heavy rll,- wlca lew day sa Fom Caps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

LArScH.-To be launched on SATURDAY.. the
s7th inst, so'eOck A. NJ, from the yard Of samuel
Sneeden, a. Green Point the steamer (;ranae site
one thousand tuns burden, for the New Haven and
Hartford Line. This boat has been built under the ss
pervsion Of Csps. Richard Peck and Mr. Leonard Mes.
rt and is intended to take her place On the line early
in the spring. Engine by the Morgan Works
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Fmr.-AbOut 81 O'elock lAst nirht a fre

tIRE.-About II O'Clock last night FIRE
broke cat in the oursory brick building II the corner
Of Gold and Beckmansts nearly opposite the Second
Ward Police Station The basement Of the buildiag
occupied Dutch Bier House the first door a.
cabinet snd furnishing warehouse by Adolph Ge--ne-
ard the second third and fourth roors By narnsruu.
poor families The FIRE originated in the from. corner
room, occupied by Frenehnasn and family from some
cause unknown. although supposed to have beea oc-
essioned by the stove in he apartment, becoming over
heated The man and his wife were our. lesvfn, their
chi dren asleep. An officer Of the Second Ward who
hrst discovered the tire, rushed into TIE b,la, and
saved the children from injury. The srcmen were
quickly on the ground and soon exf;aguished the
nsmes The IRE was confined 10 The roorn in WHICH
II originated The premises throughout were DELAYED
with water and the occupants have sustained consider
able dsmsge Had this Gre occurred a. later hour
there would have ia al probability been several lives
sacrificed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ The friends OF the German Bapt'S'
Church in Avenue A. held Donation party YESTERDAY
Cor the benefit of the psstor. We understand Thai
was well attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

A. u. tKNNclIAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS Controller.
WIN IA. GARLAND, Treasurer.
W. Y. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Commisssr.
Boad of Aldermen.
l.. II. PLACE, Chairman OF Finance Committed Board
of Assistant Aldermen.
A LAYET. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

a1rssr: suosstsns wsuld - nrntoal IN The asssses =
sS5er Dsef & vsry hr with ID eeaand a tbs reeess
sJvxnes aaes Of 3os bbs a. eS7ee IS fsr Mess, nd -
ass IS for Prime PRIME Mes % held hrnlsN Sues.
~ith Ar /, ouby Beef Hams qrsct a. SIS SO SO
for - e. with few sferng Lsrl is qust bit ,t..iy
sies d zoe bos IT STA for good 10 gine and 30 kegs ~
osSsal ctl,d meats are Geaiy the Ip1y rate
~ tke demand active s.lss Of lss tercs, s,ss
Is.s At o. and do Shoulders at &c alter IN rs,d
ss~f a the marx ct steady. sses ~ Ohio l6asc
~ Vessern New York 4413 Cheese 10 nst very
sSs,dsrt and the demand sy at san FOR far :"
pyiHs Western d<iTIea :.
sEED5-Ths market j. less sssysas asd the dc ma y
1907 ~ ths home trade Sales u $50 h5s Ci)sor at ~
aiec' ssastiy souihssn Ia rmahy .ssrs nrs dsisg
:, ssSS SsS 2or yeaped ard sl69$i9 fer n,sei Fiat
az AMI md ne nastst IL nominal a: ii 1881 a q
rs -, A.
mand limited. ssss OF Loco bs good western a. % e''
casb -. .,;, -, -. s,v,,
,hs bnr,r Eales OF Ho bales. nj 7aa75c. 2 700 bs
H0ps-A dull and drooorug market. Sales OF 10 bales
roap western IT lots az 2Se1z7c cash
esv- a-e actve ia-ge catalogue osYea to-day
nv Uarre,,ys Jones which me. good demand. TTaa-
ksvs enf Hvfon Skins slightly improved aud otheree
,cu,ti,ps were steady a. prevoas prices.
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DIED,

On Wednesday, March 10. Of Group. PHOEBE AVN,
only child of VIM n and Rebseea Ana Vsriek, asec
years months and days. ..,,
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday, March H. st
o'clock p NJ, at No. "a Comnsrce-r Her ts"~'"' win
hat. m f;reen rood for infHrneh
D''' He who soake with words of wisdom.
Bidding little children ccms-
For Of such IL Heavens Kingdom
He hath ca led the infant home
On wednesday morning. 10th inst. MARY. youngest
child Of George H. AID Mary s Swords aged years and
months. ooo,n,r,
Al Scion Ohio, Feb 81, Capt. JASON ROBBINS. Egg,
aeed 90 years father Of Capt Archibald Robbins Efq whs
was cast away with Capt. John Riley on The Desert OF
Zahara rr,
of lanes lev and daughter of Henry Brooks formerly
Of Stow Middese1 Co. Mass and sister of j. W Brooks
natxo
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK MARCH Il.


Ships-Adolphine (Br) Hohort. Rotterdam, q J. Bech-
tel, Harrisburg Mathews Norfolk. J. Atkins Co We'll
Ineton Mayo Panama &c Allen Paxson; Gov. Morton,
Burgess, San TIsncisco. Everett 4 Brown.
Bsrks-Frapkln. Cook, Galveston, Nesmith Sons ;
Reindeer Lawrence New Orleans, I. Stanton Elliott,
Lemon INeuviIss, J. W. Elwell Co.; Felice Bracket
Boston Herckenwrath & Vandamme.
BIigs-Americsn, Godfrey, Savannah Durham & Dimon
Erponer Mcdonald, Ba timore, ]. b eager; Lucy H.
Chase Bayard, Jacksonville Nesmitn Sons: NarItiski,
Nelson, Poncs. H.. Nj Freeman Co; Harriet, ke-
w. Neuvitas Nesmith Sons Telos, Mason, Matanzas,
NesInith & Sons.
schooI ers-Henretts Hallock, Georgetown, r. Post;
Argus Ba dwin, Philadelphia, Jas Hand; Emily Hila-d.
Cook, St Johns PR, Rivera Baldwin Harriet Colds
worthy St. Johns, \: Roome Dnwlddie Jasper Pat
terson Boston, T.. & W. Henick Seguine, Swan, Bst
more johnson Lowdeu; j. Taylor Harper Wilmington,
N. L. McCready Co; Stag, Townsend, FredercksouIg,
Van Brun Slaght; Julia NJ Haliock Ackley. ADalach
COLA ]. w Elwell Co Elizabeth Ann, KIane, Washing
ton. master.
sloOps-Thos Hull Miller, Fall River; New York, Chap
man, New Haven.
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Domestir p.-

ALRXANpRIA. March "a q. y.-z Lucia Field, Bis
81; John: N B. BI brig Z. l. MENUS Bsddie. do Sid
sehI. strsIton, SIudams. Nsw-York.
APALACHiCoLA,P Feb. is-In port, ships Nicholas
Riddle, Caulsen, frsm Liverpool wa.stng Lorena,
Urquhart, fun Pensacola, do Cordsia Hesry for Bos-
ton loading; Sir HowsId Douglas. (8r Neil I'm. Liver
Nathan Hsynau. Holmes, fin Boston, waiting; Cslunbi
ana, Crowel. I'm. Liverpool wig; John @. Custer NAL
a. m HAVE o. Essland Be- Garse; ia Lvsr9o9i
tan; Chase, for Boston. DO COMMISSION b. sachsTi
for LyeTpoo do; Co1moo, HarIls DO. CO. M&sssclQset
for LyeIpso ioadns; joseph Porter 8rs slas&.s, do
de- JaEe BIZ d AXE. I'm. newport. wales. ~tz; bTks
Susan BIer,seI. Koo2mAn, for New YORK lds Monte
zuma Power fn Liverpool. waiting Gilbert, Green, Tor
Prcyidenes, Ieadirg; Azef Chapman fer Ne York ID
Joseph an. SesVy, do. do British American OBI Pcs-
81. fof Liverpool d. Mariilo, WsIs. IN Bos,5a wig:
brrs Ger Wilson, Beck with fn Ner- Y0rt. wfg Cfa-k
A. wissor, A. Holmes I'm Boston. do G. W Bdnssf-
hoh, Cloekvr, fn. New fDrk. loading. BEkbg. lBr.l
Henri, I'm Liverpool. Wig; sears Susan S4ndB. from
PaIl hSsl, Mas, wtg-; a. n Mckay, D5wesr fn. n.
DO; ArIsstoe, Jones, tor Baltimore. lJldiBs
cbt.Lils!oaE farch 70 AR bns RIaias vea'ef.
Woee, DO. CD. sap Havana. Adams, Liverpool oa,k
Aesss Gars1er, New Bedford schrs. Vature, VANS,
WJekos % Sailed banks Minerva blck. for Bsflsf ri
DoTaae; E,ehouser, Brazil Hermtsse Cooper. l YER
pool Mrsse' hgsg London bfigs Susan, BoJce, Ponce
BOSTON March i1-Irr hips Delhi Barnes, Calea,ta:
kertus.y. PhiHaey, New Orexss; br.gs Gggelmo Z.
Ia ana: Mara r. wilcer csifrn. PhisssipSia: Sehr'
Drfo, Oosr. see.lVls C. At Qulfaatne, s4is stat
In. Noble CD sa)I HoFoss. Psss.4s. < 4ss.on a
s.. LOUIS DAVIS. Philadelphia lsra tue balacs OF be-
Nsra5 "a, Clh.Id, Phladeiphia: brigs 7. VI M.rTsn
Esr@a1n, tasEfss AEd market Haiif1r lBr) 3geagasr
Easisxi NsAssss. tstl. Galveston Gel, 9etsl.as.
Ella Rydsr. d. Esna Kelley, PAsiassiphia; Asa T.
sprls. s.son, PeImSni. n. Y star, Nicksrsoa New
crk. Sailed, ships 4. d. Shepherd. So LOUIS barks
Ocean wave Bertha, Dsncy, onss HAlfaI, Nay staAsa,
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Spoken, &c.

Feb. a. lat %, Ion 63l schr. Oregon Cook, from New
bpD port 10 dsjs for Porto Rico.
Feb a. lat 80 II. lon. 10 49, ship John Marshall Hove,
from Baltimore for Cienfuegos.
Feb a. lat &C. lon u.s. brig Zavala (Of Bluehil from
Philade pbia fos Mobile.
Feb. 49, lat. 49, Ion 49, ship State Rights from Mobile for
Liverpool.
March B. lat IS g. lon 73l bark Jacob Prentiss Lorng
from Boston for Savannah
No date lat "a lon 81 49, ship Napoleon, Of Boston,
from Havre for Now Orleans
March G. lat 38t Ion - 49, bark Forbes Francis from
Ponce r., for New Haven.
Feb &C. lat lon 49, ship James Corner bound East;
and the next day lat Sc a. Ion g. ship Inca from Mobile
for Hayre.
Feb 10 in the IRISH Channel, ship George Hal
let. from Liverpool for Boston.
No date lat 43 49, len SO IT, ship Continent,
Drummond. from Liverpool for New. Orleans
Feb Is lat 81 &c. lon So ship Tennessee, from New
York for New Orleans
Feb l2 off the Great Isaacs ship Caroline C. Dow. Of
Boston. bound South.
Jan u.s. an Am bark bourd South signal blue white and
blue, 10 90 S. $500 W. Jan q. brig bound Soih show
sing letter in white flag Ia 20 s. S. Jan. 3o ship Palmyra,
bound NJ, 10 sos IS Jan 3d. bark showing red dag,
letter bacS bound North 80 81 36 10 W. Feb Is bark
VIM. Chase. of Georgetown DC I'm Rio 10 New Orleans,
18 ION, IS WY the bark Hazard, at New Orleans.
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IsvaHi. Hewitt Cardinal: bsis. HsxsiDgss Hsy<. Past
spaip I'm cad, scsrs " Grdfssy rossssnd. n York;
weckssr Cas- FsIl hivsg; Jshn Ghriyes, Cam. View
verb A. {, Cosssfl osw. Nsv- YSfk; 0eorgs kdwsrd.
May. Hosokes; Charter Oak, Kelly, Boston, sesAAsr ksn
nshs seynsrf Nes-Nsfk
NEW Port March AR. bark lido Rimbai. lsgra-
lam New Or rs for Providence schrs Me nda, Nc
Kes Nsw Yers for ST. Johns Rival. Gs,ssi. Ne. Lou
d for Boston Louisa Crowsl, New YORK., Tor Bo.toa
Galeso Norton pfIseephia for Fa1 River sIoop Hsr-
brig Monte Cris'o, Mario pbsdslpha. for bs,on schr.
Mary, Hail. Pisdei ieksbgry. for Providence
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+. CcLroS. Auc,eHeer.
I rig L SA l. T. of GEN TEEI

"a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OIL CLOTHS, h
F COTTON will sell THIS DAY, FRIDAY. MareA nj
at 10 oclcck, az the Auction Room. No. "a Beekmans
vsIy large aEd comple'e assortment Of Cabinet raasrs
In Rosewood and MahogsIy comprising sofas aad so...
htcstetts, French tsdssesds, nahoka chars say
quality, tom csaer the upper part of the city IA.
hogsny and black Nsnat ess and and plsia bursass
bee kcates secetaies rosewood and msho<
card tables extension sniBg iAbes rattan chars cka.
do ladies work and ether tables, hat stands painted ,sl
gilt bedroom furniture IN quits. carpets aud OH cloAs
bair mattresses PAIR raj aSses eoz irl maple eA.r,
Kitchen furniture &c Also. 20 full pieces oil closAs A.
lot Of glass cases counters &c Also, seesaa A.,d
Bnlisrd Table, with cues, msces &c. Ne pOspcas
CataiC cues ready al A N.
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ANTHONY BLEEcKER Auctes,.r.
1.-TWO NAIliA RLh RIILDINi, LOTS

n on the corner % h Az. and 13ta-s,.. At aaes..
ANTHONY J. BLCLCkES vii sell AZ public aact,s.
TUESDAY March 10. 1854. AZ u o'clocs q, The NJ
chant Erehsrse. re following VsrJ desnss's proe-
sry, viz -
GA 4tA N AID ASIA s'-rwo valuable b,aau.r Ia.
situated and the h-est cofLsE Of 9Th Az 80
18Th. ct beth Of re Iaa- noutse the ssense s.
lots beng each ~ ls ~ fet 81 aChe. foR AAd rear n,
100 feet N tpih lts irfsrp ahe Terms ten .rrsg
the DAY 81 sac with re kRctonesrs fee e. a. .
s0v on mortgage assn par ce1-the balance 70 D. n.5
OF before thirty days For - and further yars,
lars. apply 20 the Auc;sspeei No. Br5ai-st ESQ
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Receipts OF Produce THURSDAY,

BY the Erie RgilrOGd-Barges not In
r. Ne.c Hqrtn Rniroad-79 obls our 50 pkgs Butter
Calves and 49S pkgs Cheese ~
Bv Hudson Rirer Rail- 80 bbls Flour IL pkss Beef
lt5 do Meal z7t do Bnrer: q do Cheese, do Asses
e6 bus Oats 40 do Barley 60 do Feed t97 sdes Leather
II pkes 10 a. head Cattle 1911 do. Sheep 1877 Hogs, iVe
hills LIQUOR 400 bales Hay and s2s pigs Merchandise
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A.. J. BLSscKyR, AucaOneer.

HOUSE AND LOT at Auction.--St
Marks plsce-The three story and attic dvszx
House aud Lot known No 81 st MARKS place. EgAA.
will be SOLD a. auction az the Merehaht, Etehasrs
nett SATURDAY Mach IS, by A. j. Bisecker. Tia
House 20 feet front by about "a feet built ysa
ago, and contains the modern impfsvemfnts sever
runs through the street which the prem soanse
aud IN ever respect tie hsusa and location desih
being situated The route Of two line OF Tia
Lot 30 feet 'front.' By 90 fset II inches deep Terms &C.
coumoja,ng. House may he examined DUNG ne ~eet
by neIms sion OF the occupant. P0ssessoa gtsa Mar
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MARRIED..

On wednesday. March TO- BY Rev. John Lille, ALFRED
wYKER. NJ. D., 10 Miss JULIA FRANCES, dsusn'cf
Of Thsmas J. Ludum. Esq : both OF Sussex Co, N J..
"wednesday, March 10, BY Rev. Sidney Corey ROBEHr
GAINERto Miss HARRIET DAVIS all of this city.
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Whalers,

letter from Capt. Bscksrman, of ship Desdemona of
New Bedford her Nov. 20. the line lon l63
with 400 bills p. boaTd-(ssnt homo 1870 sp.)-hsd
taken 500 bbls. the months previous-was bound to
Songs Island for refresh nents and along
provisions.
A letter from Capt. Norton, Of ship Ohio of NewBed-
foJd reports her. Dec 20. lat 81 S. los. &C W.. all WELL
clean.
The whaling vessel which put into Pensacola about
weeks sLce On account of muny among her and
reported the John Wnslow,' il supposed tc DO tas
Thomas WiDslsw Of Westpo-t Mass
Sleken. Jan Rat. 81 s. Ion. as w., bark Oscar, Dsx
tar of Mats p0isett, ne oil
Bark CeorE Boston years old, 800 tuns, has been
pnrcha,ed by Charles Hitch Son OF New Bedford She
will fitted for the sperm whale fishery under Ihe
mano Of Capt. Smith. Of Holiness Hole.
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passenners Arrived

In ship Admiral from Hacre-W White, J. Castillo,
Colt, and 2l6 IN stsersge.
In ship independence, from London end PortsmoEti-
Capt De Laisnr and lady, VIM Shields, D. H. Wilso7 and
81 in steerage.
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ID. 8. HoUGH Auctionesr.
SATURDAY, at l0t A. M.--The entire
~ contents Of store aud dwelling house, No. "a Bsst
man.st. embracing large variety Of new and sseolt
hand furniture carpets OIL cloths desks French plated
Mirrors &C This sale will contain all the mos necsssng
articles fer house keepe. which IN good order aaa
the highest bidder Further particulars tomorro~, nd
catalogues this evening
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MINIATURE ALMANAc----rHIs DAY.
sUN-Risos.-s Is Sets.--- o. Moos-Rses.-..0 45m
HIGH WATER March IL
Sandy Hook 10 t6a Gov Island. 46a Hell Gate u 27s