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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
ANTHONY J. BLKEcKER, AuciioAeer.

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, A1ctioAeer
EXECUTORS SALE of the HOUSES
IL and LOTS known Nos IS and II Mott ct, a.
Auctisn-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at
auction on THURSDAY, FEB the 10Th, at IL s'clock At
the Merchants Exchange By order of the Executor tns
following desIabie property, viz On Mott st me age
Inowa az Nos IS ana II Moist few doors north Of
Chatham square, the lots each 70 fec: ent ~ - ises
tspth For terms and further Particular apply 20 the
n W 81 = 20 "A Jss n gt7azl Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
rchel.ea Ru,ldire and ,Ie,ual Loan ssso.

~ Chelsea BuiIdire and Mutual Esan fsSo
tis" 9. lib TUESDAY, EVENING, Feb T. a q
o'c'sck LADIES' sentleInsn are iav,ef - So &
srsrs ssnesf,on ever o,eaAizsd Money will be 'a A.
the next regular eet;ng and members are oss 10y
en, wishing n take shares leave sr Names aaa va
enaspce fee go csnts with either OF '.e en1:s, %
lug the cav OF evening". unlii9P NJ a. early aypl
will be necessary, as large naees, ~ .nt;oa
tzssn. The rapid manner IN when we r "a
a.. BEN z led is without prsc dent me monthly ace
50 month and interest allowed on dues palo IN az
vance not less ina" >" DANIEL BA9NEs President.
GEORGE z. HOWELL, Vice Presil sn'
Abraham BIO sn y. A Sailren James Moore. John 3.
D1smus, JsmesP Decker. Dan 81 %iion Trustees
III 2,Tu&sh WI. H. doYT, SecfctarY.
rS~ Second New York Building Associatioc.
The New-York Bulldog Association having received IS
many Shares as seems to be desirable Second Newly ,f-
Association has been organized on the same pi~a AMI ~
filing up rapidly THIS Association alloS To its msmo,rs
paying sx months dues in advance interest at the
rate II per allows IT'S memrers to withdraw az
revert Of the FIRST NewYork Association Is noy pub
lshsd and shows ureIsmpled prosperity Persons ;oI
the merits of this Association before Joining any other
Shares 5000 monthly dues 5! So entrances fee 30 cents
The annual reports AID be aad OF the
Secretary. where Subscriptions are received.
lNh' J.BUXToN Jr., Sec'y, No. II North WGiam-st
~ Many of The Best Citizens sS she City
R SSS 81 ASSOC IATioN, which f
has been this that several shares
we're redeemed at premium Of $500 at The last meeting
held on ., oNDAY EVENING February lS, al u o'clock.
in De Rees emily Rooms, corner 23th-st and SEh-
Wei pecfuily invite both ladies and gentlemen -
attend The practical operation AID perfect safety of the
system will he periec y explained
WELCOME BEEBE. President.
JAMES DEL VECCHIO, Vice President
F. T. MADDEN Secresary Office No 1868 s,h-av. i2f 4tl
HS- Impertant.-The Mercart Mutual Loan aud
AccumulstIng Fund Association will hold meeting on
SATURDAY, l4th inst, at O'Clock p. NJ. In the Lee
ture Room Clinton Hail. corner OF Nassau and Beexman
The objecs of the Association viii be entered into
and explained at the meeting. The public generally
requested TO attend. WIN o. GROSER. Secy,
If A. No 16 Wall st.
EF BUILDING Associatisns' Fire Insurance
Co.Cspna $50 00 divided INTO 10 900 shares OF $50
each so per cash paid up 20 per cent in notes to
remain the hands OF the Company Subscriptions for the
capital stock ef this company will be received BY the fo
lowing persons, Appointed Commissioners John Bruce,
No "a Plat st; Waterman Latting, No SO Fulton-st
Daniel p Barnard No. 16 Wall John Buxton, No -
North Ninism-st.; Solomon Jessurun, No Clinton
court Beskman 81 Thomas + Leslie. cor of alton and
Hilary SITS, BIookyn; also, by all the Directors
JOHN BRUCE, President.
S. JEssURUN. Secretary. l3 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Al. BLEEcKER. Auctioaeer. :,
LVOURTH-AV., YORKvlLLE, ana
II FIFTY.sIxTH ST: BUILDING LOTS a, AUG.
wEr,NFsDAY ish maj az 10 O'Clock at the MefchAnss
Eiehsnse Lots side Of 3ha neGel1ys eSrH s
Loisssch q feet inches 'front.' ~ loe fess assp 'ehs
N. rhole font between SD and Sith SITS
Also, , Lo,s nD... -. ~. " ~ l4fEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
A.. ]. BLEEcKER. Auctonesr.

A. J. BLEEcKtk, Aucuoneer
XORKVILLE CORNER LOTS, 4th-
j av, s3d seth St, asd on Ssh 1t at AUcrioN.-
EIFECKER will sell on WEDNESDAY, 18Th INST,
a. p oelocF az Mechants Excha Lots weu sde OF
ah-ay corners, each a fsst nehs. font ing
is improving RAPIDLY Also Lots aorth sds
Of 18th 81 100 feet Of Lexington az fsrmsfavoraois
ilf 2tSkTps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
Sales bs Anetion,
~ %~~1-.~~~-e-~
JAMES COLE, AuctloneeI


JAMES COLE, Auctioneer.
"hSHINGrO Ton PARK, Brooklyn. -
w Positive Auction Sac Of $50 LOIS on Myrtle, DE
Kalb, Cumberland, Carlton. Oxford, Portland Hampdeh,
Park and Flushing in BROOKLYN comprising nearly ne
entire fronts opposite three sides OF Washington PARK on
the Sd DAY of MARCH, 1882 AZ IL o'clock AZ noon ~
the Merchants Exchange. In the City Of New YORK
Every Lot offered will be positively SOLD 10 the hg"es'
bidder.
Street, graded and paved and the Lots adapted to build
ing forthwith. ,,.,h.
The sale embraces of the most valuable Lots IN me
City OF Brooklyn many of them being on Myrtle De hMo
ana Cumber and opposite Washington PARK, sna ON
ers lyT north # Myrtle on Park, Flushing Canoer'
land Oxford Portland and Hampdea avs e.. =.
wan ST. New York, will be in drecs line from this prop
erty along Myrtle av. and Montague s..
Washington Park containing about 30 acres ana com
mandiug unryaled Pro,pect Of the cities Of Broekyn
and and Of The aIbor is in the center OF tins
property.
The grading and planting Of the Park prosress
under to be comps ed the 7th day OF April
and tho Loss will be sold free from the assessment
laid therefor.
the ption Haupden St. which has receetly been
graded by private contract.
good title and free from all eucumorsnces Clauses
,anst insei ted IN the deeds Terms at sale
Maps books ard further morn may be Obtained on
application 10 JANE COLE, No ~ Fu.tsn-st., Brooklyn
OF Ne w all. ST.. New York. or of the sub crDers
LOTT, MUhPHY VANDERBILT,
iN et'TuTh&S No Fsont-st, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
ERhHAMS MAGAZINE, 1852
OPINIONS OE THE ppES2

better monthly th&s Gfanam's exist, is IN
of ia cof,mrorares std in The interest, aad keel
lsnce Of its reading hss No superior e It's kn ~ hnS
Il s6sd with sparkling gems Of thought fi0n the PEGS
Of the most emit writes ofthe day sad the enbe n
seen fora long time. rEass. Wsilsbo O.. IA
We compelled to ray Ia; Crab poe q ne Esy
We lnow # no Magaz ne ina, we can more cordially
recommend 20 the PATRONAGE lover OF itera ue taaa
Graham. Ths vat amount Of high toned origlna. ma ss
contained It's pages should commend 20 the &c 81
n, ger era sader. Tribune Nine al Pom. ~s IS.
We have been ecmrer of IS Mag aZne, sis
re-. lCourier, Carol'on KY;
ahead, both IN embe lishnents aud choice ste,atare'
Ne venture TO say that 10 the qualify of the lite ay
matter agazne 10 The coUAtIy can 90 ahead OF Gis
ham. His contributors are the best winters IN he S'u
y The literary Criticisms OF the nssa1ias aIe o. ,"'
Graham Of all the American literary mlgazass. is our
ayorite ard we believe 1t II The flvon'e wherever !, Is
read There ougat 70 be some Prids among our IsSse IN
'''''' 70 ''A' fGazstte, vnesnnes. lid
" n ehsaos as as be-. literary prc
tons Of the age News Lst,e 5s H c MAJ ~
iSS t. The 'sGs Hs Ss;5
is, M Inst n, DEWITT DAE N.w.Yoat Agents
EORREST DIVORCE CASE-Her-
Il aid Edition 3j Geo Sod-Ths report ACKNOWLEDGED
to be the only reliable one which has been approved By h
immense sale.
II contains portraits of Mr. and Mrs Forrest. Pricea3
cents DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings,
Nassau-st. lf 10
DEVIEW OF THE FORREST d.
IA vORCE.-Just published. able Review of the
Forrest Divorce Trial containing impartial survey OF the
prominent facts produced in testimony with some
structures the extraordinary verdict of the Jury
the remark able disclosures Of their secret dsng &C. &C.
Price cents
Orders from Booksellers iper hundred For saleby
IF 81 sTRINGER TOWNSEND, No. a22 Broadway.
GAM STICKS NEW BOOK.-YAN-
~ KEE YARNS and YANKEE LETTERS, by Jndgs
Halliburton alias Sam Slick >" being Of the most Ha
books printed is published and for sale THIS
MORNING at the cheap Publishing Establishment of
T. PETERSON, No. 9S Chestnut st Philadelphia.
Price 50 cents copy, illustrated Cor sale by all
news agents in the United States. j3l 7tMW&S
pcaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ER- Sigma Phi The Quarte Centennial Of the Sigma
ANY will be celebrated at the Hall OF the Alpha
o. Nsw. York. on The evening of THURSDAY, 1srch 4.
n52. Al the Annual Cony enIion. L. V.
u nMHkSSAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
ADRIAN II MULLER. Aucsio.esr.
SUPREME COURT IN PARTITION

bONEhf, bLkeChEt and LtIASErfESr.
Pk OPEkIY a. Auction ADRIAN H. MULLER vii
sci At Auction. en- TUESDAY FEB ~. az 10 o'clock VI
1T he MeIcAaats ErcaaBse uoasr-the direction Of PHI
10 T.hCGGIE5, Esq Ssfefes. the olos1ng yaasbie
pr perry belonging 10 the esta.e q JAMES Ad0Rr.
ceased
BOwHRY-The three-stoJ house and lot % ground sit
mated sn tie wegefv aide Of ths Bwey, bsag 20 feet
,ncnes IN width ia irORt ~ a,sut 100 feet ~ ssph saa
known as No 3lt BoWsfy.
Alto, the two sily Ebcss aid lot adoiarg rs above
the soHihery yce being , feet inches wsta ia froat
o. lel fsst IN depth ktova a. No ga Bowsry.
bLEtcKkR-Sr.-lhs two sfy brick yelling house aad
lot ct ground situated On Ar corReref BlescksT
and Elizabeth SIS, knowa No 10 ~ eeing n
feet inches N ftnIt ~ 70frrt IN deoth
Also. the two stow BRICK houses aiiciasnx
TIE last mentioned ~ Beeskevs ~ aud known IS Mes
and 3 each 81 feet m frsnt b. 20 IN depth
kLIZABBrH ST The W" sto'y frame house aad lot Of
ground acionir the kosess houses in the rear being
10 feet 7sehesiE fToDt, by o. fest IN depth
Mars 81 the above properly he apple
the AucnoEeer, No. Wast (iitsl TO- IL l6i7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

VALENTINES VALENTINES IL
vALENTINEsI!-To suit any degree Of Affection
at any price, from cents to $ea choice variety rch,
and elegant unsQualsd for beauty and taste de-
sgDs-s6me perfect bvoss in the way fart All
taes ofst Valentine should call and procure the
say documents if they wish to succeed in their suits be-
fore tie erry god, Cupid. Call and examine stock.
BUNCE BROTHER, No. 1874 Nsssaus st..
l3f2h directly opposite Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

hAkNESs NJ AYERS ASSOCIATION Will be held At
Ssrr ON. In Military Hall, No 1911 B,wsry. ON MONDAY
kthNiNe. Feb 10, 1852. The members are particularly
Neuttea 90 tend
BY order Of the President.
MNs N MACARTHUR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

- Gentleman ana his Wife can Be accon moo ~ .
with Board and a pleasant IA gsnteei any, .heIs
ihsie are but few boardsIs Apply ~ NO. szs nsay ~
q 81 door below Atlantic en- iEe nght haso' III ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
IA. ChlLros, AuctiOsesr.
DEREMPTOkYs "a LEofVALUABLE

Il REAL ESTATE IN SEp WORK ard BROOKLYN,
sncrditg Improved epsrty ssd aabs Lsis sold 81
ofetr Of Trustees, TO cloe cpHcsFn COLE Chill
TON vii sell At Auct On WEONE5OAY. FEB. rs, iS3
- ~ eeleek,n tas Msrcssn Exchange. Ia valuable
Houses and stores and 81 Lots q Gro und, VIZ:
bkookLys-s nss three steiy BRICK Houses on Ssc ks-
osaih BrookIl william two nisGiss wax Of HAni-
tor sv., Feuy
INV YcRk - four story House, sna Stses % OH
~ nsn Hia 81; itS9sio1Y hsu'e With Stores No. Jt1
~ sen ~, our or, Hsa.ss 7sh ay. l3l-st
A'ANi LOTS y lots ga e s., lotS on Brogf~at
w. On SSh ~ ~. "a asih-s EN- av. lots
s,oAa"sy, ctiner OF - t.; los ca oh 81 near
bFosuNV ztots "a nav fio,s GA 6fxr- and los
en- s.h sy between ga AID "a Sale Sosvs tale
dsfutaoie IL 40 p.iil.a sf the pu ehae r,asv can
main en- morigsgo 70, Macs a1d psrlcaars AMY an
% ArctioBtef's Office, No 9wal 81 me tSol M 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
Leap Year
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q COZ.

Els. H ~ coz
ANS. Nos. lt4 and lC6 Eassau-st. corner Of Ann
offer for sale splendid stock of Valentines, Envtopes
Floral and Lace Papers. Motto Seals Fancy Boxes &C.
of their manufacture, at reduced prices They re-
specially invite all who des;rous Of purchasing
chsste ard srtstca Valentine to give them call aud
they feel confident that they manufacture the best Vaen-
this city far superior In neatness and elegance 10
these i'm ported from Kamschatka, Hinduism Paris, 70
Booksellers and Sationsn will hnd it to their advantage
to purchase their stock Of Us, allow very liberal
discount dealers For the convenience Of uptown Gus.
TONER'S our store will be kept until p. N. during
Valentine season. Valentines psrchassd Of us will be
turned the purchaser not received by the person to
whom the Valentine is sent. HUESTIs COZAN5.
ltf 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
VALUABLEFARM at PUBLIC SALE

Situated quarter # n mile from III ghtst0ws, EeN
Jersey the central ralrsad ststion the Camden ana
Amboy Road, between New frk and Philadelphia con-
tanning fifty OF choice land. large mansion.
good tenant house apple orchard large peach orchard
Itf3s ASHER MOORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
liant Gm, lonment.
| RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, recently ar

A OvaUnmAN, Uy IIaIIICd man with
\ out children who understands his business anu
lived in his last place three years Refers to A. Mann Jf
ESQ No "a w all st., where application may be made
l2f ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

W. wFsrcorr. Ausnoneer.
~ w. WESICUFr, Auctioneer. will
a. sell Tbs Day, SATURDAY, at iol o'clock, the
Of Goats, Vests Pan,aoors &C No t7l{ ssaaa-
81: afo quantity Of household Furniture, Baceans,
Betst.ads Chars, Tables Ac Sale psrempsOTy without
regard t. weather. lfits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
BROAD'S DINING SALOON, No

~ so Eassau-st New YoIk.-The undersigned respect
fully the publc Of New York and It's vicinity
that be has fitted up establishment for the accom-
mediation Of those who take Their meals down town and
be hopes by sict and personal attention TO his business
and b. furnishing the best the market affords the most
scoi opcal terms, to merit share Of public patronage
At lms J. BROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ty- The First Annual Banquet OF the National
Temperance society Will Oe held AZ metropolitan
Hal, on " WEDNESDAY,, February l8. 1854 Doors open
al DINER ais O'clock The arrangements for this nig
ahesLt theTainmtht aIe now complete ard the olow-
ina gentle have accepted Invitations to take part Ia the
sxsIelses Gen Houston. of Texas Rev. John CHAM
bee Of Phiade phia; Raw 4. l.. Cuyier Of Trenton ;
Hon Neal Dow. of Portland Res Heary Ward Beecher
Rev Il. II Chapih; Rev. Dr. Cheever Rev. S. A Corey
Hon BorIse Mana. OF Mass Gov. Hanes, of New
jersey; Rev. j. =. Wakely. vi Newark; Rev Or. Dow
Ing, Kew r. :. Foster; Rev. J. b. Hagaay; =. +. BAR
nam, Eq. Music hy the Aleehsniass and Dsdwsrth's
fa Comet Band At tire pnclusiOa, Gen s. Houston. of
Tssas behalf Of the National Temperance Society, viii
present sp skad Gold Medal 70 the Hon. Neal Dow, the
seihoI and champion Cf the Maine Law.
To prevent e9Alulion the tickets and seats will be num-
esst AID the holder OF each ticket will be entitled 10 the
seat btafIg the corresponding number the table The
tables viii be furnished with the Injuries Of the season.
1ckas. Three Dollars etch. to be had AT the Office OF
ue Society. No s. Nassau ST where Diagram of the
ebes MAJ 10 seen and choice seats for families Obtained
II 9STkkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

EVARM for SALE at AUCTION.-The
Farm Of the subscriber IN the town Of Mamaroneck
Wtsckeser County, New-Ycfk. Said Fara contains
about 32l acres In high state Of cu vaoa with vare
~ OF fine graf cd fruit and suabe buildings IL st-Iate
oder. Gard Farm is half from the H. X Il Ssaoa
Mamaroneck and q FROM New Rochelle Station Said
Fam will be sold THU RSDAY Feb rs. at O'Clock
p NJ On the premises. NEHEMIAH PALMER.
l3f iAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
y. Cotton, Auc,ieaser. -,r,
n ARGE SALE of GEN 1 EEL

y. LOLTON, 81CtIv4seI' - ', ,-rnTyT
ARGE SALE Of GENTEEL
IL HOUSEHOLD EuREITvREi C "a Tais NV Nv
s.tnday Feb a. at I0 o'clock al the Auction Rooms NO
So HseIman and 50 large and gsnieei sssor-
ef,cts Of from N y conpIsins Ioss-
wood and nahesany chairs and taoles manassny 'sasa
ma bic top bureaus and ash STANDS csn
ter esrc and dining do several first rate sofas and teiea
tstss Also sofa bedEesds. eouehss dvsns oo,x casss
several tu OF bedroom furniture painted ana gut brus-
and irgrsia carpets oil cloths beds sad mattresses
stands ard tosss Kitchen furniture Also once desK,
md Office chairs &c Also several cases Of cocks rVsrn
SS1.p Boston rockers kitchen furniture he The fsocs
must Be sold and delivered during this day aud Menay
ths owl or leaves the city on Tuesday neu H "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

B A. CBlL TON, Aoctloneer =
DOSITIVE SALE, without reserve, 81
f-er.w four-,tory Brick basement Houses on '',a "a
st-cOIE i Chiffon Will sell az Auc.ioai, fsr =.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10, 1884, at 10 oeoex &C. bss.msai
chants EIehssgs I've new four stsu "a Of ys.A-st
biwe. A and h The hr.s ,soH The others are
nearest the eth av finished a. mos ,cnIsrs aDoy at
lie offse Of he Auctioneers, No. y W.Ai "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

MAPS of the valuable improved rroPes.
..S y.s.rs .ot,. in York and BrooklJn 20 %
.o5 On WEDNESDAY FEB a. esg w e nsa " iTlns
usIesrr, COLE CBILIoS, Nv s"~~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ROARD.-Two or three respectable SIN
- Gle Men may find good hoard and psasant sleep %
"oms n sn All tenee ny, where the comforts Of a
rome may be enio'.d by applying a, Ne Hubert g.
n. tinssos oppoAi.e 81. Johns Park. References Re-
sarso l0f ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ROARDlNG.-Rooms furnished or un-
No nsa, III Of partial Board may be os'a ned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Sn,W KEWhKD; me suDscfio ,,s
o'clock for PHILADELPHIA Il Pocket Book c3sfs n.
sund papers and about zoo IN mon.y all nnsw
bills Of Pack OF the St1fe OF Dsia-
ware letter A. dated June 9t payable az Wilmington.
TO ID c Wilson aud signed r. r. Wild. Cashier. hdge-
IT, President Payment of the said bills having been
at the Bank brokers ell her psfsons are csn-
DC Rsd aga receiving The above reward wif Dc
paid for he return n the above py9nefoa fs any
psrt thereof, By IHORNE. WATSON co No BEsr-
ry.s the subscriber, at his rssdtncs Hinskss Del
IG 81 ". y. McCO110.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

NEW HOTEL-Ten completely Fur
Y nYhed Rooms at 81 per week Rooms with CRATES,
Resi- 81 per week; Rooms per night, 25c This admra-
bly, cODttucted house Is lighted throughout with gas
-a,met by not air furBaces with closets each
asor and kept open during the night corner Of William
snd frankfort ats block from the Park. Il3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

II. f. WILLARD. AuctioneeT
A SSlGNEE'S SALE of SEWOOD
a and MAHOGANY FURNITURE. &C., THIS
MORNING NJ l0i O'Clock. at the Auction Room No II
Nassau s-H Il. WILLARD, Auc,ionesr. will sell THIS
Morning, At the Auction Room general utnsn. OF
Furniture MATTRESSES Palassss, &c; Also sesoad hand
Desks, ChaiIs. Stoves, sc. lu ii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

Nv 0nIy Sixty-oac shares Remaining The
SaM 81 subscription Cf the SECOND n MANHATTAN
atilbING ASSOCIATION WI positively close after
Se ntt meeting. The entrance fee u bat four dollars
mere o1sy sixty SHARES unsunscFibed for,
NEE no question bpt nat the AkSScaaoR viii be dlsd
tnd tine Al Sho i0iH now will share IN the large
ns Afeacy IeahZid 50 - advisable for those desir
SS1 oseome mem b. do Al The m nth y
sshg WI be he'd a. tae Mercer House. OF Mer-
t'tlotk '' - - " u
A.. iof the IL uozth be paid at the Office,
Nhe wish u avoid The trouble aac cOEf0scn OF tue
VIII nlS ta0 eat To call there any time
n<tA "'ta' 1vu 49, ~ P.rluSs pv-
WESTON. Secgstssy-Ohice No. IS Spruce s..
e.. eetstays efice ~il b. opea % Si.rfday from
's ,if 81
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pOARD-Wanted above Canal-st, near
IL Broadway. by party consisting OF one Lazy ., ana 20
three Gentlemen -Four rooms VIII 90 re s'se ~ ~
u,ec As ,tnr room reYms not 70 exceed wv PEI
sdoress J. ID. L. Tribase Office. pel :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or
~ a few single gentlemen obtain good board and
enyforabe well furnished apartments by applying at No
- E0rsyth ct Unexceponabls references required 33 ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ROAR DING "A pleasant suit OF
- Room, With Board Also ore OF two snsis .nom,
for permanent borders, may be Aao BY applying =.
chan ged. ~ :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

A PoRrER in a mercantile office, or In
IN wholesale dry good grocery estaollshmon, Dy
voupe Man who write good hand nkc"he can keep
accounts and is willing make himself generally useful
Can coed city reference Can be seen lor 1ouT
dsys Address q line to No 22 West-s. lfA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ROY.-Wanted stout, intelligent Boy,
~ about II years age apprentice to Hat Curling.
Ore hat acquainted With tne business, preferred
lflt WARNOCKS. No. ans Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

m sermsns 10 Ycnng Men;-Tas Eleventh DIS
~ Chnfch Gear BleeckeT St, on SUNDAY EVE
ZINC sssI al o'clock; by Rev. X. 8. FOSTER Toe
rtrp" ioxer floor Of the Church reserved for Young
Aa arc ulsYly invited 90 aLenl l4f "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

pOARD-Wanted, by Gentleman and
- small family in q private family, In re.pec'anle
ne ghborhood Will furnish their own rooms rae oes
/ ~ '@s i3f Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

-, Eoticc-By request Rev WM. ADAMS. =. D..
,esesr hrs Sermon a. The Life ard Services Of me
~, VI wet stuart Of Andoyer," TOMORROW Eve
nsnG al o'clock TIE Church OF the Pufsans Uolon-
Elro' 1n IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

ES- Impcrtant.-Thc Mercapti Mutual Loan aud
Accumulstng Fund Association will hold meeting on
SATURDAY, l4th inst, at II o'clock p. NJ in the Lee
ture Room Clinton Hail. of Nassau and Beekman
ais The objecs Of the Association VIII be entered into
and explained at the meeting The public generally
requested to attend WIN. o. GROSER. Sec'y,
nj Is No 16 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

1TRey Dr. WainwTight will preach in the Church
~. Es,shsny No i30StsntcE-st on 80 NOAY EVEN
NC F.b i5 Service to at u O'Clock. lif IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

p.v a. n Fay will Preach TO-MORROW
~ rfTE'aNOON a. o'clock, 10 Chd'han Halt
NO 9Nna'icS a,strse itf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Id can n. .ecorro5a,ed with Board Of No ia Henry
o Also seys raj Gentlemen References exchanged
II ims