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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucslosser.
SALE IN PAkTl'

TON by order OF the Supreme Court, Of eto Of the
az most valuable Lots IN the CITY OF New YORK
situated ON the 9Th 5th. oh and 7th- eSd ota ava
eS,h eth 18th 90 h. 10Th list Tat and 80 psrt OF
which are and ihe vicinity OF Hamilton square;
ADRIAN II MULLER will sell at AuetioE. on ~ rs
DAY the 18th day March, 1851. az IL s'elocx, AZ
under the direction OF Philo Ruggies, Esq, referee
023 val liable Los above be.ongeg 20 the sstate Of
Lanes Arory deceased. As this sale vi be fres and
without limitation price. every lot VIII &c a,sola
sold 10 the CHEST bidder There probably mas iosen no
better opportunity cered 10 the citizens OF NeS-foiA LOT
70 ,ears past to sslecsens desirable part OF
the island beng the vicinity Of ton and o'her
CONTEMPLATED squares at their own prices eIhsf If ia
vesment or private res dences Tue whole OF TINS proper
~ Is ntersected BY four of the leading lVenres AID
bounded on ther side by the ith and 6gh railroads
S,ty per cent of the purch remain a. the
option Of The purchass on boud and mortgage for three
yesrs al per cent interest," per annum pay 'on ~
nuslly -,
aps Of the above described property. can be had the
efice Of the subscriber, No W allet
, maA69,lii2isI4i6 ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auct.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-First APP
Sales By Anetion.
A. 81. MERwIN. AuctioGeer.
BANGS BROTHER d g.

A. 81. MERwIN. Auctioaeer
ERY BANGS BROTHER d CO.
81 Trade Sale Rooms No. - park-rOw
FRIDAY EVENING. March 5, to- o'clock
NEW BooKs.-A large collection of rev aud popular
standard and miscellaneous publications and School Books
IN quantities. - - 1900.
REGULAR NEW-YORK SPRING TRADE I.E.
STATIONERY. Solved SESDAY, 7sh March, ana
the following DAYS - - ., -
WIRING PAPER-SATURDAY. 20,h Mach
THE BOOKS--Commencing on MONDAY, zsd March,
and cor tnued dunng that aud the succeeding week.
The Catalogues now ready for the trade.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, az 81 O'clock
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS By order Of the shert q IN
vate La Library. consisting Of common Law aud Chaa
ce.y Reports ard variety Of ether works ndspe asape 70
the profession Also large assortment Of popular Stand
ard and iscellaasOs Publications.
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

ID0 MULES fer SALE.-Tbe srb-
AOO scriber has constantly on had ,nd ~ %
lsse number Of good able bodied mules ipcIusns
Slose muies OF good slze. suitable for farn wo-I
Ahd q team werk Also, number suitable for .h, .. -
ara lot o. so Young and unbrsken Term.
INQUIRE OF kokn Hehey, No. l65 WsshnxtS. :. NJ ~
JERSEY. ca the Camden and Ambey Rsrosd' 10 rev.
maies may be seen. t2d l;ss1 JAMES BTCvTsrr.t re
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EyLAMMERSBURGH-This new VII


Il lage, accessible several times day. both b. sage
and ate ambost sItuatsd wi hn eight mllss o. ne ~
Hall. opposite Harlem, the College Poat and fIunss
Bay near Flushing, and adjoining the village Of sJasys
port which sold readily last spring, and ~ nov poa
ou to fast laid OUT on the same scale the streets Of eo
places istefssctipg each Other and Will FROM ,. eo..
msndpg situaon al no distant period De oas 81 ss -,
cpaI seaD,rts in the vicinity Of NewYork The log w
in size from t9O 10 four city lots IN pnes from Ss.
$3.50 The terms are So down and the rest ~ nss.eS
siO which enables every person. however cure
10 become his own landlord. IL likewise oilers an neses
nent 10 the caDtaiist TaIoy net wIth-ss there ~ -
Seubt Judging fo tie past; bat that this perty VII
az months sell ~ twcs the pace no" ASKED bsihs n
hestby and surrounded by scenery Theh cani-
he surpassed BssciIg WE'VE OF he East RIVER. Nhsr
on FIusbHk RkeFs IaaLd. dorrssna, YORK islaad .As
passSe Rocks Catfkl Mountains "a West Point, manhs
ore Of the deseo places for resc enee TAR ess
be imagined NJ BA fen lots unsDld stSratt0n1ori, PFC
500 ANY rel wisbing 10 purchase At the sJsp
srs % call &C tbs Office, WHARF maps alds.sy
10 formation wl be Chessfuly gwen. JOHN A. FLAni
MEH No i57 WeT iSth ~. between 7th SSd oh avs a.
garments for StrattsHg1rt and Flammssburg1 20 ~
Be made personally g. 10 an A FLAMHER. ngts.
any else they vi BE null and yoid Oics hsass ~
ttoSP.h. Gla
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MARRIED.

In BrookiJn on the I'd inst. by Rev Samuel r. Spear
ID d., G. ROSCOE BRYANT, Of EaSs Hsrtford CT, 10
EMILY SMITH Of the former place.
ON Wednesday evening, March 3, by Rev. C. n. Fisaer
d ID, GORGE CLINTON FARRAR, TO ANN ELIZA,
daurhiero of Mathiss Is 6odgood Esq.
In Washing on City ID G., the LIST inst by Rev. w
D. Edwards, W. J ALLANSON STATS Of New Or
lsabs 10 Miss ELIZA AHTOINEITE, daughter of Or
son King Esq . CT Massachusttes.
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Arrfxed.

ship HsyTs. (pkt) Mnferd. Havre. Jan. 10 mise aad
lA passengers TO M Livingston Co. Ths has skpsri-
creed heavy westerly gales the passage and has been
~ Gays 70 the westward of The Banks Has had pll1t
board days.
Ship Kate Hunter Hill. Cee. IS days. sal. and wias
T. W. Bagaud. "a inst, LAT. 50 ~, long -. passed
ships topnlAst with aids attached
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Sp>ker-Fsb. ). of PsSnsn6lco, shin China n,vns-d
io cruise, bound 10 New Bed foId with 5Oe ms @
letter fgoH Capt Stanton, Of bark rrsplc Bird Of n
reports her az ST. Ctfharnes Dee. sth, al well no OIL ~.
board, rtcguge e ard boalc south W VA
letter from Capt Hazard. Of ship Minerva II M
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JANIS COLE Auctionser.
M ASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN


w Positive Auction Sac Of $50 Lots on Myrtle De
kalo, Cumberland, Carlton. Oxford Portland Hampden
psI1 aaa FLUSHING avs: in Brooklyn Comprising nearly the
the 80 DAY Of MARCH, 1884, at 70 o'clock at noon at
the Mercnants' kXchaDss lin the City Of Nev-York
bidder. 49, " ~ --o~'o'
M forthwith. ~ - "-"S''N ~ 'uAA-
safe embraces Of most vaIuabe Los in the
Cly OF bsoeAlyn many OF them beng on Myrtle De Kao
ha SninDeand avs opposite Washington Park and OH
su yHk norm o. Myrtle Park, Flushing Gambler.
land, OXFORD. Portland and Hamuden avs
cry from the foot Of Montague to the foot Of
NMs New oFk, viii be direct line from this pToo-
erty along Myrtle av. and Montague-st.
NMhington Park. Continuing about 30 acres and com
nancng Al unrivaled cities OF Brooklyn
property. ' - 'A--'
The grading and planting Of the Park is now in pro,ys,
uneer % De con pleied the 18th day Of Apri
next and the Lots VIII be sold free from the
All Ehe street. and avenues are gradsd and paved with
the exception OF Hanpden 81 which has receeffv he.
graded b. private contract W a
A GOOD title and free from all encumbrsncss Sls,..
against Rusances nsested IA the deeds Terms AZ
Maps boeks and further inform atom nag he ohssf-sd
application 10 JANE COLE, No a Putsn-s a p,rsni "a
No sWallst-. New York. Of the sahsrrihsrs
- lOfI, 1UbPHf VANDERBILT
III S'Aulh&o No. srelt-st., Brooklyn
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ADRIAN Fl. MULLER. AuctioneeT.
EXECUTklX'S SALE OF VALUA-

NXECUTklX'S SALE OF VALUA-
1BLE BROADWAY GREENWICH, AND WASH,
INGTON-Sr PROPERTY The undersigned VIII sell
Public Auction, rUESD AZ. March 1854, at ls
o'clock M at the Ma chanis Exchange in the City OF
New-Yerk, BY ADRIAN II. MULLER, tAe following
valuable property belonging 10 ths estate Of the late Brock
hoist Liyng ston deceased ,
The two lots Of Land with the brick buildings thereon
erected situated in tbs First Ward Of the City Of New
York. extending from Broadway to Green vchst, oelns
81 feet inches front Broadway, 296 feet inches on the
northerly side 800 fest inches the sou;hegg SIDE and
30 feet 10 inches front Greenwich s. and now sno Sn
a. No 81 Broadway and No. 81 Greenwich ST.
Ass Lots of Land with The buildings erected there
on and known Nos 81 Greenwich-st and % Washing
ton being about % feet reenwchst Is teet GA
WashingtoR-si., and in deOih about lSo feet;
UI62) SUSAN LEDYARD, ExssutriI
1876, eSf &m2.4. 9.
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R.eeln,. Of prodnce. .wEpNEspAY, March >.

KtceiPtt OF TTUuUVt.--- " ''0''I7''F y 'I1I01'
Nv ne Ere Railroad 100 bbls Flour, 1896 sides
Lsaker, $50 bush Oats u pkgs Batter, aad ~ bags
Flour.
By The Hudson River Rqiroad76 bbls. and S93 pkgs
Fsur 899bush Malt gao sides anil 81 pkgs Leather l6
lead Cae 40 Sheep, 227 Hogs g7 bbs Liquor ssl bales
Hay a. do Wool do. Hops, and 2,isS pkgs Msrchaa-
disc. -.
HksR
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mo MEMBERs of BUILDING ASsO.

Il CITATIONS and others wishing TO build.-A numM
OF building lots admirably situated in the midst 4 npFoys
mer ts aud not 20 minutes distant from Walis,-sLh
S8 eco 10 loan advances to assst In building on heDs
for sale separate tos ether Offering hae o2DoftahYw
men OF enterprise Apply 70 y. HAMILTON, No Ns
sau g., ID story. ms wv
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A. W. CAMP, AuctiOneer.
RIM CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
wv BRoGANS-On TUEsD AY at 10 o'clock A. NJ
A large assortment for Spring trade
Ase, prime stock az all times FOR private sale at lowest
cash prices at the store Of A D. GALE No. 235 Pearl
corner Of Plattst., Now-Ycrk ar sn
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WRITING PAPERS. 900 Ream
w of Fire, Extra. Superhne and Extra SuperfA
Writing Papers, follows, Tor sale by the suocrben.G
MIL prices
Blue and white wove Letter Paper,
Blue ara Nhitf laid Latter Paper
Blue and White wOye Fo0lscap Paper
Blue and White laid Foolscap Paper,
Blue and White Note Paper
Ruled, unruled gilt edged and PLAIN
Also a yaried and complete esslI,lnen q! ~
SCHOOL ROCKS AND STATIONARY,
Adaped Ia the Cou ty Trade at the lowest obong pnc
NEWMAN y IRiSON, booksellsr.
,pitfTsThSS No. 100 Broadway.
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BOARD Wanted, by a gentleman and
~ his wife, and also a single gentleman, Board, IN
family where there not many boarders Location near
Broadway and below FfaaSln st. above ecker
Price be moderate References exchanged Address
g. W. Tribune Office m. IL
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flonsp n'aHteo ann to foo,,

S0 000 TO LOAN on Bond and
sIty in .ums Of 81 900 to $500 Apply 70 ey prop
ni I'M BELDEE l. COTTON, Ne "a rb.,.h,.,
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CREAT CLOSING SALE of WET

GREAT CLOSING SALE of WET
~ GOODS-The subscriber vii oneI THIS morn
ING the balance OF his stock OF WET GOODS a. gssls
bargains than ever before offered IN tas city ts
whole stock be- sold without reserve The public VII
ard il 10 their advantage call early. The stoek
OF Linen Sheeung P low Case Liaea, men Dsnasx.
Napkins Toweling. Irish Linen Sheetlsg and Shtrs.
cases English Prints Cd worth 10 500 pieces De Lanes
At is worth 2s 500 doz Ladies ard Cents Linen Can.
brio Hdkfs A. O. COLBY
mi ate No q Sd av., between Vh and 10Th sn
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ID 8. RouGn, Asotioneer.

d 8. RoUoH, Asctioneer.
FURNITURE THIS DAY, at lol
~ A n atNo "a Bsskman st.. large variety Of new
,,cond hand viii sod 20 lhs hlg est oi-
der vh III reserve embracing sofas, bureau wssassand'
ocsert ayaEs par cba tapestry Brussels and three
nv ea,pss et sets fa.cy goods, hair and huss mat
t,,.x,s blank els, crOcf eff. sc. sc. mths
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Passengers Sailed

m steamship William Penn, for Cha0reS XIV Gaa-
Frank Pi.lsDbegtn John Hew. George Schen,ag. John
Sui zach. " ScheTmeAa. john Stevenson, Wa Ovens
son. George Bsdson, James Ras,on Joseph Rsstoa Jas
Scott. John Class VIM Nealy sohn h Court Jno Black
AIirtum and child, Il Rocphow, A. Bieit J. McCuli,ch
J. EliscE 4. g. Daly. W A. Reese. hhs stephens, MI
Eraser, A BOd,ne Ellis. ?; 9; Ameweaan, J Fsyden,
Areulo Bfuetnsr. Rocco Jieriti, lanocena F, samuel
Pe,v, Elorini TIP, Andrew lllm,ne j. b Leach Mrs
T. Wells John Ca0sage, john Reardon, Alex Phillips c.
Mstin, H. Bren Ihos. LeydeD, Baurman. J {. Baur-
mar. George Meh John Call, David Mckee, Peter Hys.
I'm. George kare. Hogan, Peer Saydsr 4. Cooper.
Jr., james Winfield. Nj. Rsnee l. ". Howard, Charles
sherman George shonaek. NJ Brady. John a9y, Taos.
J. II, Castor. h. GTaDdall NJ. TTsuman, Koch. Day
A: Wcite, L. kedes. HalchRn, H. C. Perkins, W. Z.
Fulton A. IA Kitten, j n Ho,ton. o. Kavanash. NJ. A.
Marks, y. Godwin. " ID. Allen. I. Riley j. McShagev.
I G, Smith, C Il Woodward, l. Perry, WIN King. II. p.
4, n, Sos,t Fem, c Tally, shrpssy. L. Lisers II
Ssnlsey. X zimmerman II. Breckcr, l. n. Stessins. E.
h, Jones. Henry May, George Smith. J. Davs-L TIN,
Jacob kisleY II. Shaw Peter SuteY Vim MIX. Jas.
house,J @ Doane. James Vanwasnsr, ga Tomer. q.
NIL j Essn,E " Moore, fdcn, J. McGra,h, c.
2Nenl. wells, K kempshall J. Giuchrist, j. Moees,
"A Sheldon l. LooSs W Tech, A. NichAll Chs.iss
Randall. J. McAmenng Albert Gates L Thomas a.
Themss. ID b. Dsde, D Demiss, John H. Fuller. W s
Little, W MORGAN l.. Thomas, H. Bsckwith, Mr Plat
and son Daniel Gibson. h Rove L Leach NJ VOL.
colt, VIM. knight, n. McGoRey Mr.. and Ms Spencer
J. q. Barker, }. Aibwton. MIR Christopher Samuel Me,
Sterling A. b Stiles, K wsshbnTD W. IL. Smost Henrr
Menis. Henry Grindle. " H, Hogan.
10 Seeser SoatAeTnef, for cAarlesfoa-Msssrs l. Con
wa, FREDERICK wSdell. Thomas Lcvndes, b N. wilka
sen. Isaac Savine, James French, Mics Van Reusss-
aer Bliss Lansing Messrs Vaa Rensselaer,. Lansing W
A. hass sr s ss,S pOT w Sss.T saa Tls
SSns pSlss'0S ssslsy Mss Curtis, sesss Irsin
IA
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DOARD In BROOKLYN.-A Gent
ROARDING-G7 varick-st., near $

DOCKS and STATIONERY. COR.
ID EIsH. LAMpORr s. co, at their store Ne
Park place, oGvrso the public. ia quantities 10 pu
chaSers,
5000 reams Letter Paper assorted prlca from s.
5000 do Can CO. do. do. SltoSt
loo DO wove and laid Bill Paper do. 81 Ntos s.
1000 do. Bath Post. plain and gt edge. do 81 stO ~
| coo do. Commcrcisl Ecte Paper plaza and ruled
eco do Sermon Paper.
1000 OCO Buff Envelopes prices from 7ooenis to S.
no. OoO cures Blank Books OF AL Descriptions
leo cases best Pennsylvania Slaes asserted sTss.
Together with complete assortment Of Books and Sta
tOney suited for the fun'Ty trade all Of which vii
sold on terms that wal oefy composition
Particular atteaucn paid 70 the Sou bern and wes,sl
trade mi 2trakThSuw
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DOOMS.. w ante d, two unfrrnished
Z rooms adjoining with fall board fer gentle naa.
wife child and servant in the lower part OF the cit, OF IN
Brooklyn Fulton Ferry. address s. G., box No 2
Lower Post Office. mi lts
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a.. n, MNtAISkE AlNASAc-.-.THs DAY
cVN--Sses---. ~ Sets---- IS MoOx-G SEA
HIGH WATER March
Sandy HSok.7 elm Gov Islaad ! Sim Hall ,.,s a.,
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Amnsfments.

a SIOR-PLACE-ITALIAN OPERA
n FRIDAY. march s. is5s - ia
IN The occasion Of the Benefits The n-;c. =,
cum, ooaes aLa FaIqest 3 no EXTRA ehtrxs ~, -.
BENEFIT OF sIGNOR z PHO
u,,p, LA GAZZA LADRA
vii be produced for the last the In NJ ".
Boz Once opsn eyerv day from . 70 o'eloeL n
- 81 10 commences 81 u o'clock PostiTeIy "a ~ 9psa
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PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-ArriUed : S:eamshlps
Psnobsc =, Whitaker New FORK Delaware Sanford. do
bark Roanose Smith, Rio de Janero brgs Fortuna Hal
lett do A. Dunbar. French. Savannah; Alimcde Br
Iolmer Msyaguez; Mail, Baker, Boston; schrs D2ns-
da O. TAYLOR, Providence; John +. Harris, Leman. New
York i. L Brogard Enrickson. DO. chard Thompson,
Gordon DO MARY ChilleT, Love, do 1896 ,
Cieared-Steamshps City of Glasgow. Wiley LyerPoI.'
PeAobscot, Whitaker Eew-York; barks Mara, Fatk'
Mobile: William Bailey Boston bTigs Thomas + Knox
Steel do; Captain ToIn Small. CieafOegos schrs Pnta
Perine Providence Mary Miller Laws. New. ofR joan
Richard Thompon, Corson, New-York; Sophia G0lifey
Williams do. - ,,;.
Salep Richmond; Pswtucket, Timer, Rockland ior
Charle ston; Effort BRIDGES Rock land for New-fork w
Tiers Chase Chase New Bedford for PrOyidence r. H.
" W Johnson Smith Providence
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OOARD.-Genteel permanent Board at
Ne No 60 Fultons!. Also, ranaien and day bosdsrs,
ma ims
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Boarding.

ROARD-Wanted, by three respectable
~ young Ladies' in pirate family OF where there are
very e boardeTs State and location Good refer
ence given and required. Address ID. c., PoSt-ofce
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DOARDING.-AG Gentleman can be ac-
kb commodated with single room, at No. 60 Murray
ST. of Cole ge- place. ma ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

THO LET-FrOm lst May, part of very
n desirable House, with bathing room, No. hsdsa-
St, between Catha'me and Market also from la 81 MAJ
the brown stone store No 100 Nassau st. opposite the HEP
aid Office. Inquire OF 4. AYERS, Manufacturing lsss
or, No. leo Nassau st. MIX
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nip Ysyesita tAas) Gus'sa, lneHs' I" eass' mae' 70
D. W. polliix
BAH Ma, Green tss Bos,os) Watson Rio De yansre g
days coffee ts W sale Jr sla IN co with Dsrs 9ad
frd, for New Yors Lsf. Jan IS sh,g, Realm for View
Orleans 18Th ankse ade. for Go IGN. 81 La~teace
vtg freish snes, for Caforn. oaiss NO ~ S.Ioa fr
New York 10Th: Oia ko for Bafnors t.h VAR Elz-
assth for do lsta Kate Lin-sia GO - clsss ior
Rsupsor Roads I'm; r G Woodwsrd. for Havana leh;
= webster. for CshorBs. from Bes',' ons CAmafs''
Wig hylsht. us,. tn m.,..y
So, snean A. Anderson, Ellis, norfolk days corn "
.. VI n Tar CAN PHILADELPHIA days. co4l,
Shs y 7 Mercer Robinio philadelphia csys coal
shr ! y Dickinson Corson. Phi adelphia edsys coal
Shr adv Clinton Taylor. Phllade lphla days, coal.
en- Baker, Mctaushlln Phlladelpsia d. coal.
echy ear Saunders, PhisdelD hia dsys, coal.
scbr Anna G. Catel, Cav. PhiiadeleAia days, coal.
SchY James & Samuel, Walters. Philadelphia ds. coal
sehr George Edward, May. Philadelphia days, coal
Schr Mechanic, Cain. Philadelphia days, coal
s1hr Empire State Eldrege Portsmouth 46 hours mdss
to s. W. Lewis. -
schr LYDIA (Br) OF Hslifar McDooaid, Kingston,
Jam pimenio, &c, 10 Nathan Hayes Len no Am YES
fels.in port.
sAILEp--stesmer scuiternsr Dickinson Charleston
chips Lon6Os Hehard London Great Western, NasBau'
Liverpool Mercury Cam, Havre; brig Haytl Cheese-
man Port au- Prince.
wIND-sunrise, N. ". W. meridian, N N W. sunset
NV
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NOARD WANTED-For a gentleman
and CHI Id p years DID, private family where there
small children. either in this City, brooklyn. or
WilliamsbuIgh Address D S. B.. box 773, Post Odce,
postoaid ma lts
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pOARD.-A few single Gentlemen can
Ebbe accommodated with Board at No. S Dunhsn place
william sbuIgh, near Dfvision-sy and Peck-slp Ferry
lSflms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

ROARD-Wanted, by a Gentleman and
81 small family, in private family. In respectable
ne shborhood. Win furnish their own rooms Inc pes
Zee. 49, In
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Passengers Arrived

A. psctd sAP herre, from Hatre-J. lsnviss
IA tsrk My 0Nses, from Ri0 de .Tanero-Cant 7 II
fcoie lafe OF stsSper W. A. Pease. "
, sag hafs Hsnger, from Ceffe-Chas Mouly Mrs Z.
ia M..an, Miss Zela MasaA, Misses Ernastne and HsT
Cns nsisSa Horace Mslsan, Edward Combsscurs MIS-
MARI Augesso Charles Bsssri the distn-
Eeshed vionist, Mrs. bassin Lorenzo Rascal EdwSpd
the steeiage. ~~sS'"i' S-e ~
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ROARD.-A large front Room, with
HB Bedroom adjoining. 10 le at No 90 spnng st.,
ond door east of Broadway. s3f Tvs
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NHAKSPERE READING - =

TANNING READ will read MAcRrrry -
,ssshi Institute en- SATURDAY RVESiNs - :, we
r. "a ~ 70 commence al O'Clock Tickss
Ass q 'eils Music Store, akj - the Or ~, - W
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BY telegraph

BOSTON March s-Ar. ship Dnbhn, NOBLE Dnk
Aouila New Or!eaAs; brig Indian Queen, wilmington
NC. - ~. 1;,coIn Nav
o,iesns Chsss apslachicola; Avea, Char esioR brgs
f;eoree valparaiso and San Francsco wth tU pas
seneers Chicepee Apalachicola scars Edl a. 40 Isa-
hell and Cabot, New York 49,, ~,
CHARLESTON, March 2--AT; sehr. Helene New
York brig Moses. do Charles Thomas, Ponce, r K
Florna Camden sw bark Mortaid. Cadiz.
March s-Arr scnr Gazelle, Philadelphia
The steamer Palmetto s IN the Ohing with severa sihare
rugged vessels, names unknown.
NRW-ORLEANS, March l-AIr. ships St. Louis aa1
Oswego from N YORK.
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TITO LET--A Room, with Board, to a
u Man and his Wife; also, tive Young Men csa be &C.
commod al ed with Board Privilege Of bath. Apply al
No Cherry St. opposite Frankin-squars. Reference
given and required. nj 81
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DANORAMAS and DIORAMAS.- The
n Panorama of the Gre alton OF the World, Death
together with The Moving Doramas of The Dsuge" and
Ewes Retreat ere offered for Sale They may be seen
Empire Hall, in Lowell Mass, fr few days For par
rusre address nqHire OF the subscriber the prsmi
SEA [25fut'l l.. y. BROCK.
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POOMS---Wanted to arrange for a suit
pleasant rooms with board after the let of May.
for a family and servants. Rooms must be or very
near Broadway not above Union. park. Address r.
Broadway Post Office ma 81
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DART of a HOUSE.-Wanted, in

u Brooklyn, By tmsll family the second 1,or Of mod
eateszed house. not far from the Fulton South Fsr
Undoubtsd refsYaues sysn and Tsauirs3 ADDRESS II O.
X. this office. msW
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BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Furnished
ID rooms with or without board. at No. Morris 81.
third door from Broadway mz TIulhs5'
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BOARD - Wanted, by a Gentleman,
AF Wife. Child, and Nurse. Two rooms will be re-
0nred in the I'd story unfinished Location between
10Th and goth Broadway or 9th Private fam
iIy preerrsd Address G., box No. iA56, lower Post
Office stating terms and location. ma 81
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EREDERICK A. LONG, Die Sinksr
u and Manufacturer Of Patent SelfsealIns Adde's
Envelopes and ~ les Of Business Cards, Labels &C.
No. - Ann.n Lew York.
The hghsat c5mnssion paid Btationers and B1pksslU
supplied at wholesale prices. mi yfdihk,
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ROARDING.-To let with full or par
~ tal board two nicely furnished thrd floor.
The house is ne and newly furnished The comforts Of
quiet may be had The family is Anerc aHd no
snail children Location between South AM Hamilton
Ferries South Brooklyn. Reference exchanged. Apply
10 Box No. Sal New York Post Office. mi 3srhSsM-
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DOARD-With unfinished rooms want
1b ed from Is.sfsy fer Gentleman and two Laaies
paror and two bedrooms will be required In Or pesr EAST
Broadway preferred Address Box Post Oflse trhs
location and terms ether will receive attention
ma 3tTaThkSs