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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
FOREIGN Ports.

A nsss. l2sh ut ers oat Small Boston hs SID no da's'
sns Mary Eleanor wsbe baltimore s ro.,on I'd Sir
A GOha, tSw) iof
Robert Peel Han for Ns~ Yors, d. SD 'bt h'h' '0 ~
rs,d Ia ~ n's brs Maria Bartlett, and Lucy Spar
Han+ou n Orlesns, mot r. forsl -, x.,y Vol II
A. Aa, Cave. Isl ut bnss Wanderef, Mooefs' io 0 iva -
I,ne A,e.an for do do. 49,.
<, Besre ssd sh BRIG sypl6de for Navy Bay .'n nA's ~
repaired - =, -. rtvi,. U,,b-sek Emery In Ct
rh,s, Er phlade ptla Splendid, sump.in rom
seIphis Lacy Ann Keller do drs; George, & Ner ipA 9
To-, Ts,on shield Portland, disg; bngs Ems ius
fr Ns~Yort I'D Capt To soaley, Tor do soon chr sa'S
Arr, FOR Philadelphia, soon -. f. po,..,
- a. .os,cn 20 dsys IN distress ca bark w. w. Bry Tn
dervood Cuba bng- Cleopatra Kent do Bristol 20
A, Rotterdam a ships E,s Dennisoo Latham "r Se~
yost Ss Alexander Joheson Tor 90 ano SAas W 10
balls Courier sehasp and Mentor Zystna Tor Ne" oa 90
VIM de VIII, Van Rossen per DO ready puD w 80
Petronen~ Potevh for Philadelphia Dutcn senfs' "A'e ~
Adrane. Cleveland, for Boston, dig 81, -,
Al Cardiff ssd ai yolsut, Sesrs for View orleans ns q
Al Trinidad ed u bsfks Franklin Gibbs, I'M bostop os -
pha Coreeha Tor United states ports 49, sc
Nancy r. Heaesn, for SewYork o.
A, do qoh S Winthrop Blanchard for Boston next
A. man.snia ast u bark Mary Elizabeth oooden In New
YORK. Boston soon; brig Nerens hssury IN 90 a N'l "
Al Reneios 9etb u Eliza Burgess Gswson FOR Boston
day. sbawmut Roha,on for DO few days
A. ssgs 16h u Heary Mathews Devereus for Boston, Jog
2eib u, barn Della chspn Snow m Boston JUST
arrived -, -
Msreelns from New Yen. be M, =,
Aldo about 10Th u Sarah Sands Gclrsi, from Phde
rhia 2 DAYS x. w. Armstrong from New Haven DO
goth u California Hchbofn for Boston next
DAY LamsrDs CLINTON. Gor Hartford DO bns Altoona Tor New
sdel,hb dol Trieste samp New YORK dol barks DAVID Nichols
Kho from and for Boston do ST. Jaso Mean from saa pf
Portland Blss Hat b. Tor Portland sailed f';h
spos.n date. bark }. w. Bodse from Tor Bo.t m
Gnaysa p r. Apn barn Brothers Of New Haven brig
james w. Ewel, from New ok aud others -. 60.
bark Eson Pope, ds for New York brgs susan
Small Abeona Mtcbeldo Do schrs Geneva Nichols 90 DOL
kosa lde of Boston Gee. Scott Steel ldF ior bangor
ult schr sasn Ludwig Crowsn, from ST. Thomas o
ristol, H. l.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA Nav s-Arr schr Commanderin Chief, woglam
Richmond. sid. scbr. II. w. Benedict. Ellis, NV fors
boston May ship Jas corn-r to Bsnore) Corner
Msrsess Gaos, Norton AeSandna Sarah Ann s,edey
Philadelphia ca scls Renown, Baker. Baltimore May =, arr
barb Pefbshue tsr johnson Ardossan shrs mary Jane ~
Lsns ss C. hsma Dye, Iss sSas sm'" Pnd
ph Gordon Pres OF Com Kesrey Lo.l hsss nsoee s snc
YorL Armla Kelley do SID SATURDAY ships John q ADJ
Audubon Hai Norfolk earI. 40. Mary xou.a yHd
rs brss Bosss soon Helen Mar Nhsroy no, PREV
y Copeland 4 co remain. 10 EaaiasIet Roads.
BALTIMORE, May sArr. ship Wm Paiten, Tbeobaia LIVER
BguG csz,en Bremsn brss John Cunningham DR. McMlIen
sbs Clyde; Diamond lBr) Mann, Glasgow CID stl ship Leila
ton Ella Flynn East Boston bnsi Abboi'od Rogers Kings
,on Jam Bristol Or Psana" senmadp sSns Tio.
Beckett Hall, Newbsrn,N Nc 49, vo,,
br.. Hoa sn5bs Sstsn1s barb carone Sherwood Yo
sehr. Kaisd Watts. DOL Rockingham. Goue Camden Me;
Geosetown, c. Ayons. Whitaker, Pmscelpha NJ B. Ma
ssa Ps,si Hs%ry Kaadsoa New Orleans Alice PhD.
Baltimore ID D Warner T'tten n fork - -. -,
CAsTIkE May b-Ar bark Csremon, lBr) Dormsn, Liver
EAST MAcBAs. May s--Ar schr Eliza Croker New York
ELizABETH CRY, n c.-Cld. previous to May s. sehr Al
oToRGETowNs May e-cd. bds Florence Hopkins, Bo'
HAETfoRD May SAT- schrs. =. Flower, Chaplin. ph'adel
b. Douglass Taylor do Rachael Post Rsley, New Yort H.
Wes', Gn.wod DO 'sop Pearl whees 10 t% w rfi.i
hot Philadelphia Rospte Paddod do John Thompson Acky
a. f ,, ss, Moson Phadeh Chef
Shas, do
kfW ORLEANS. May 3-Au steamship Wm Penn, MARKS,
He~ yort barb. Wabash. Hubbard Mstsnzn; Chss walton,
iBr d, Havana sh' souhefner Hen'y trnsn iano
NORFOLK May 7Ar schrs Nancy bishop, Kelly hence tor
Beeson put hac leaiy Hsnush Grant Howard, Dghtoh
PHILADELPHIA, hay sArr bark Delaware Cto~e. B0stor
brs Rehes Frsnci Nckerob do, scbrs Edith Ehudse do
Rough Resdy Matthews, PASSPORT Cabot Clark, New ioh
John Potts Brswn. Coett Savannah CID 18th, ship Marathon
vsndyke New Orleans schrsIarprr sears Bossn H. w we.
bbston, Web, East Cambridge sarah Elizabeth Enssh psh
ton Mss
SAVANNAH May 6-Ar ships Lady Hobart tBr) -
Liverpool New lork bdss VIM L. Jones. Tyler New YORK
Alabama, Yates Boston; schr trs,on Jones BALTIMORE en-
Texas, Maria Morton Bu-y, New ora
Morse New York Che Chsmbers, boston Atan
BIC, Cerdenasi schrs. Virginia symme' Phiads pnla
Iuck Elizabeth Cry, n G. CID 18th. bark j. A. Hazsrd
Gardner Hsvena 9TH. bra Venus, Hose Bath, Me-, VIA Doooy
Island; schr. Nrsua Ross, New York 80. =,
ST MARKS. April 27Arr bns@ ons brandt Ne" ORR mary
Ihrs Bodsk New YORK Norfolk having put IN there 10 ds
tte-s CID rchs Jane Desno. Newfork j. VAIL peaho
kew,Ycrk. .
NIIMIN6tON, NC, NAV 6-Au bugs Gen har.hsn Coleod,
New York TIL james Crosby, pendeon, DO; Harriet 81 NC
Lean dol Ess Evans, DO. Zbah, eGesey, tadini s.nrs
W H. Howard, - Matamus, etc; w. sampson Kerry MAJ
bnque CID 6h, shr Virginia Griffith, Pnner Bhumore sh,
B bs Anda, pormsn Matsnzas schr Mary sea'y Boston
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r. CoLroS, Auctionesr
INFORMANT SALE of FRENCH
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER Aactioueer
1 ARGE and POSITIVE SALE &c ID

II - DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY
SITUATED for IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT on "A
arc fh2ys, and on y9th- Tooth. aud l1st-st. 1, tbs
CITY Of NEN-lORk at AUCTION-ANTHOVy 4
BLEEI ER VIII sell az auction on FRIDAY Me- 81
lso at l. O'Clock al The Merchants Exchange vi,borr re
serve to the highest bidder the following choice Io, Of
ground VIZ: s0 "~ ="
seventy-four Building Lots foruin. th- .,+;r. ,l 81,
ground bounded by Sd-av 4h-sv- loorh and l0lsr.r.
Also . lots OF ground bounded by ID and 4thvs ana hv
ssh and l0othsfs ~'~' ~as y
The above lots al of fun size ali be.u,;s,,
FOR building purposes and very desirable for per.ns -
means 20 purchase tine building lot or tr r.n,ss =.
maze safe snd profitable Investments - --f~~ ~
u Is high ground and commands snen5;S via IF -
Fast River There Is probably sufficient huil6ipr - -
the property to baid ali the houses the slrnn. all
no oostt e sold TO advantase for filing up o few s.sts
above. and IN the immediate vicinity " '~.ee~
Ii 10 Situated few streets above the ceuter os vssf
and neaT churches, schoolhouses IL.
This property Is admirably located for mauufrt-, 49,
poses and business operaons It's close proxitv =, "a
and 4havs and the Harlem Railroad and ia hs $500 -
great improvements renders II very desrabe ana r.,
cesble almost every hour Of the day 70 the lower r.
CITY, makes t very convenient for persons doinz hn
down town, or Tor the workingmsn mechanic
Ihs property ali lies n body and ON irs u.cnl;. Ia
eauoh ana advantages must scca become populoas an. -
important part OF city, and puFcha se cannot . -
ss,e ana very Printable investment Of capital
Iitle Perfect and tree from I'll incaznbrancrs
he terms Of sale viii BE- very besa 10 the ourch.. .
20 per cent Of the purchase money can remain on 49, -
nsItssse Tor hys years at pen ceut- ~
nc sale VIII y positive, and all Of the l2 ls y, la
without reserve TO The highest BIDDER ~ $50
for further particulars apply 70 the asc.cnrsr NJ
b.adst Where msps dese bng the above property can
be had rF'-' s@A
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r. c. KEMP. Anctioneer
RGE and POSITIVE SALE of


IL ELEGANT FURNITURE. PIANo.F0RrES. CAR
PITS &C, BY order Of Morrsssee and others for whom q
NAV concern. on TOMORROW and THURSDAY. AT 10
oclock sch day az the large hall No. 5S Broadway for
mery the Cne,e Museum between Spring and princests
months credit for all sums s for safsicroy in
dOrstd mites.
RC KEMP will sell at auction sb,ve. oy order Of
norssfte and Others large ard valuable collection OF
han Do Roewoo3 ard Nah Cabinet furniture ot the
best aify fancN0tss ch aTpctinzs and other house.
furnishing sriclss All Of which will h. positively sold with
and presents opportunity Tor the rshe h-
tells ard hnusk-pers supply themselves with the most
otsiabe description Of goods The furniture has al oeea
mace IN thu h and suhan nal fr CITY
trade ard eon.ss Of large splendid assortment OF
richly carved Roe wood Ala nsany s0d black Wsunf papr
DnIng Room. Library ADD Ch.nbrr Furniture COMPRISING
tvty article of and utility found In the large aud
fashionable
PIANOF0RTES-rens superior Rose wood - aud Octave
Piano Forces Cm city makers of good reputson and AL Of
which IN be fully warranted the when Id AZ PM
sale Thee Psnos particularly worthy the ar,
ton o those Of good nstum At anctlo1 prices
CARPETlNCS.-Also. nch Royal Wilton, Tapestry
Brusss s heepy and Ingram Cspenss wnlcn are partcu
larry worthy the attention of hossekeepers
Gods purchased g Of the CITY be packed tor
shipping reasonable charge Catalogues on morning Of
sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

TINE GALENA and CHICAGO

i UNION RAILROAD-The Galena and CHICAGO Rail.
ncis nun. to Frespor in Stephenson County distance Of
lso ules At which point connects with the Galens
Branch the Illinois Central Railroad being construct
"a TO Gava aud Dubuque IN the State Of Iowa tie
AZ point thirty miles west of Chicago 1t connects with
the Aurora Branch Railroad in operation thirteen miles
and which about being extended by that Company the
Illinois Central Railroad az point sixteen miles North Of
form with the Michigan Central ard the Mch
Southern Railroads constituting part of the main chain
The Road completed and In operation eisstyou
meA eight miles from the Of Rockford the Rock
River % which place the work Is IN active and
viii be completed and IN operation by the si day of Au
hand The remaining portion Of the work will be put under
contract BY the th May next and probably be copetedby
The Illinois Central Railroad Company announce such
state OF progress TO have the connecting link from Feepor
10 the Mississippi completed early IN the tall Of 1883
The grades upon the road easy the ruling grade
being feet IN the mile and east Is feet in the mile The
a. oco COO 49, $500, g ,.i S.s - 80 = s-is Seo 80
further amount Of about OcO has been Subscribed but
ga eco frs, division bonds due M june s5a; $Seoo depot
eonds and Ss7 600 second division bonds The road
opened to Egin the Fox River distance of ~ miles
the month o. February 1884, and completed and opened
Us present point Of terminus the the 10th day Of March s
uns e.rnns Of the road Tor the eleven months from May
ISL g April 1852 sis2 2s expense. for the
une Sss-tanDins during that time average distance
OF ~ mes The earnings Tor the corresponding eleven
miles
1hs gross earnings for the month of March last wsr,
$2l700
The Company by resolution Of 18th December 1851 An
tholired issue of 100000 Of bonds for the construction Of
the third division OF said Road from Rockfort Freepcr
These hads bear interest At per PAYABLE in
ten from date Of issue and so the payment OF pae
pal ADD interest the property and Company
pledged The interest and principal Of these bonds
PAYABLE in the city of NewYork and interest
ally BY coupons attached the LIST OF February and August
each year This issue IS the final Of the Comnsav
Tor the construction OF said Railroad.
portion OF the bonds have been negotiated and further
offered ior sale which may be obtained
application to MesFs Duncan Sherman Co. bankers in
the CITY Of NewNork whose banking house the semi
annual Interest on the bonds viii hereafter be paid
The ample OF the country through which this
Incl sustain Railroad have been fy demonstrated
by the Of the Road thus tar and when shall De
connected with the Mississippi River forming main line OF
communication from Lake Michigan with the country the
upper Mississippi ana bringing It throasn the hears at the
lead Segoa 1t ay be confidently estimated 10 draw xc,
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
IN RAILROAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT hsl

ls52-Trans of NewYork leave near corner OF Csns
AccomMoDATioN AND SpEcIAL-At and ilW A
Ais Express Stamford and Norwak, and stopping ~
Stations beyopd and 80 NJ through 10 New.hsySs'
Ar $50 p M Tor Norwslk-st $50 A. NJ and o5o r =
for Port Chester The llD A. NJ runs In connection ~
Train from New Hartford and SpnnsSel snd ""
Train over the Canal Road
ExrREssTRAIss for New-Hsyen Hartford spnnsne'e -
ton River and Vermont Railroads to Ogdsnoe
and MontreaAt "a NJ stopping at stanford and b, -
port connecting with the Housafonic and Nsugsfues
roads al Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New Hsveo-sae
at $50 M stopping at Stamford, Norwalk snd bnae
port connecting with Housatonic and Nausatuck hs''
Bridgeport. ,a.,.l.
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements and spssas -
At $50 T. and 935 A. M and 40 NJ, through from ~.
Haven. At 8 A. NJ, from Sorwalk-at $50 A; N snasS
p M from Pert Chester The 95 A. NJ: receives psssn :,
gers from Springfield and Hartford and Cana haio.s
Haven. The 42o P. NJ. receives pa~ensen nom na""'
and Springfield Railroads .xrr.asa
ExPsEss TRAINS leave New-Haven on arrival q To-
nom Boston, at l. Is and 50 r NJ, ltoppnf cnezsp3
Norwak and StamfordD LEAVING Boston - A. - -
S45 2. N. -, ur.. .,l
See large bill Of advertisement at the sIs;lc1 no'
p'iAe'p~' ""'' supeputcndes6
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made the best possible and senz az grest
reduction below competitors
C.n.nsn who prefer hasns Their garments made 20
der can havr their wish rsiihed keep eoustxnsy
sri. did assortment f Cloths aud Cnerrs and Cut
tsr has ained degree Of cutting ,lest certain TO please
the nosi fastldous - "a. .
TX HORA CO. No 81 Nassau-st,
between Fulton and Iohn-sts.
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Pa1rdkt HIpIy
EDW,D n. COLLINS co, No. 81 wLl-aNY
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool 9
K O ROBERTS co, No IS Einrs Arms Yud
London.
JOHN MuNROE co, No. Rue Noue Dame De-
victories Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER Hayre
1ne owners Of these ships will accountable for sod
ss bills OF sdne nsned therefor and the value thereof
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

ExpRsss TRAM AZ "a A ~ for Dunkirk connecuns 80
irstelsss steamboats, Tor Cleveisnd ssudpsky, i"'~
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at q A. NJ for sll stations ,a,.
WAY Train 3 p. NJ via Pieunouf for Oussisl,.
WAY TRAIN at a p. NJ, via Jersey City fof sr;ss
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN az p NJ for Dankifs ,;as vi6
with frst-cass ste mbost for Detroit direct eonnscs
Express Train for Chicago
CHAs MlNOT, supe1nienoe.--
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Anil a. OF Key Wet anchor ship caedoas brande ron
~. "A Carr vors bss Wallace from trinidad Tor View
Yss sans day brig of seapod from C@rsenas i' fn
Ayn a. no lat. &C. schr Henry Mason from Trmdsd ooh Tor
ns~ fork .,,,, ,,..s r. NJ.
ssnsss for ksw ORLEANS. 49, -.
Nay lat 40 long a. bat Eveys Hehsorn from Cafoe
~ fer Boston.
No date, at &C. barb j. w Blodset., from - fof Boston
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proportional to its second to no road IN tbs country
ne -, on the Road and growth Of the country
sbutsry to il renders the bonds now offered ssegn OF
"os' uho'u''~ JOHN B. TURNER, President
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ROUTE TO CHICAGO

w Trains Of Michigan Southefn ana Nortneis
Railroads daily Sundays excepted ~ onows r~sus
at s3o M thence pusensen 20 BY stage Plsak 49,
miles to Michigan City; thence BY cars " nile n
worth; snd by stage II miles TO Chicago Asef wv
ears through TO Chicago. = f.coxa r
Returning TO Lsporte same way-ean iesw
$50 AM and srrivs at Monroe and Toledo q - -
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne ct StnI hs.It
Loesnsport La Fsyetts and Indianapolis Of SonM
end at other pieces the line With the principal 0"
and south. ~
IA Lake Erie South ghore ycute by stage ana -
cleveland; thence BY railroad and stage 70 Ere
r.iIrosa via Dunkirt 70 New-York or By sfass nom
- Buffalo, and BY after Feb l. 80 -,
The n. train the New-York end Ere h's~
rocts with the Lake Shore train - A ~.
Ps.~pren 1t Cleveland can take ell the wsy
pursh thence by rsslrosd md q miIes a.eng ~
phts ana Hew.Yegk, e Dsinmoss en1 Ws.o1neZ
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CAMBRIA, Lsitch, from BOSTON Wednesday June
ASIA yudsins. from NETWORK, w-dae.dsy Jans K
AMERICA Shannon, from BOSTON, June .
CABIN, si1s; second cabin SO
Berth. rot srrurcd anr paid for.
FTeish' ~iD Be charged specie beyond snoont ks
personal expenses
An sxpcreuce8 Surgeon On board
re- Al letters snd newspapers must pas throurh n.
Poet Cffce For freight passage. Apply 20
r. CUNARD. No 81 BSosd.sv
~ French German ana other Foreign jo.sis fec-v.x
ana brought ia With British Goois Through NJ
% lsdins are gwen IN Have for Se~-yoyk
NATcHEs-sy order OF she British Treasury vstcAss A.
forrsD Manufacture b-sng he Qars Of snrk&
aaise urrs vii he h-rester admitted EnxAnd 10 g,
5s iued States and o'f countries In consenn.
which sieIeh and Swiss watches NAV b. shipped a. H,vs
for NewNcIs Boston wa liverpool without i.csrr;.s
the heretofore OF being seized by the Enssh Caar
House.
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NJ B. BUTLER, Auctloneer.
DIIRI IC ADMIN ISIRAI OR'S SALE.

On TUESDAY, NAV IL, at 10 o'clock at No u
81 ucest fd2 hooT the effects of Tho's Baily Chas Cell
Charlotte We,mayer Ncto'ine Grunzig. Emily Ross and
other iuesraes consisting Of Furniture, Beds and Bedding
Carp-ti1g Mahogany Bureaus Mahogany Tsoles French
Bedt ads Sof BeGstea male and female Clothing Trunks
Chests Gold and Silver Watches Chains, Jewery &c Aso
splendid Dressing Case BY order of JAS ThAfE h
Public Administrator No, Nassan-st
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SttWNds ne lDrluucH-
Apply to J. McSYMON, No. 50 Broadway.
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-Ths ships

composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Conassock.
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships nave been built by expressly for Gov.
service Every has been Ia con-
aructon also In their EnEnes insure strength
speed aud their accommodations for passengers
qualed tor elegance and comfort Price of passage from
Rev York Liverpool in 6rcass cabin s; In second
do. SO exclusive Of $50 from
Liverpool % NewY0rk $50 and go An experienced sur.
attached each ship No berth secured for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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49,, - a.,- L., Nc 81 ~ bn g. ship tar.vsn, ~ ~ - -,
q go, n I.is.Is Of Cor Fall River, WIN s''"'' WIZ
ns ' 81 ~ Ia De- bart stafford Francis Os b. with
alan h1afd
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fotSALE

h-The undersigned Commissioners, legally appointed
BY virtue Of OF the Legislature entitled AN for
The oscontn &C. of the House of Refuge Of the Sta
Of New pass ed and approved March Is 1852" viii of
fer at PUBLIC SALE to be held Til URSDAY the TWEEN
1YFOURTH OF JUNE next at the hour of one o'clock P
NJ at the Inn of Theodore Titus, IN KINGSTON, Middle
County and State aforesaid all the land and premises
known as the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM situate al
Kingston and bounded by lands of the Camden and Amboy
the station the west Elijah Stout Esq, and Others
the north and containing seventyseven more
less together with the unfinished Stone Edfce de-
signed for House of Refuge with other buildings consisting
OF barn. sheds &c and all other Improvements and appure
thereto belonging This property point OF Atty
its contisuty the Railroad between the cies Of Nav
York and Philadelphia, trequrng the time little two
bous 10 and nom either city, Its Proximity 10 the Delaware
and RaIsn Canal within the distance ofone half Of mile
and about three miles from Princeton its healthy position
and by hydraulic supplied with copous and abundant
unfinished In its quantity however the drouh of
son. its adaptation either for desirable country seat.
mary Of learning military academy mandatory 70 be
driven by sther Institution Whatever presents
itself possessing commepdabs properties sufficient
10 call ths public the value aud importance
OF obtaining property rarely acquired in the purchase
and sale OF landed estates and which the public
specially invited to give their attention directly In visw
OF the travel the Railroad between the cities OF
New-York and Philadelphia via Trenton and New Bruins
wick.
Terms of payment will be liberal and made known the
time of sale with every prevJ information required by
application 10 either ofthe undersigned
CHARLES PARKER
CT. HIRE,
DAVID s. ANDERSON,
Trenton, N J., Mays, 1882 Commissioners
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning.

III ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEEwnsnEe-
FORD and TAUkION-The steamers T. 'hND -
BILT and COMMODORE Of this hne noy fs ~ sesth
larry heretofore. alternately leaving Per 20 a.
River, first wharf above Battery~place, 5siy p ~ q
cepted, a. P. NJ and StoniGgton st O'CLOCK az n
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston vssv.
For freight passage apply q, the once NO "
place OF OF board The boata.
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COLE l. Chiffon AucuoneenL
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of VALUABLE
IA LIGHT wAGONS-The subscriber viii cell, on
MONDAY May H. at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
corner Of 4th and 52d st. Harlem large lot Of tasty
light Buggy Wagons with tops and without particularly
the California and Southern trade, being thorough
ly built, and almost entirely of iron and steel
H. g. JUDD Assignee.
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R.W WEsrcorr, Aucfioneer.

n W W tsIIVI 7, lKltIIOIITtI. =
CPECIAL SALE of HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE, THIS DAY at 10 o'clock, VI, At No.
46 wichav the furniture of family eavi the city,
consisting OF Mahogany aud Wanui Bureaus Marble up
Tables ana Washsands ~ superior Carpets Sofas Sofa d.
ads Mahogany Walnut aud Maple Chaio Walnut and
Maple Bedsteeds Beds Hair Mattresses Mahogany Rockers
Mirrors Clocks Dressing and Fancy Tables, Girandolrs
Ivory Cutlery Dining and Tea Tables II All and Solar Lam
4Mabieo Bureaus with large quantity OF Kitchen fur
nllnre. Sale positive rain shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
VALLEY and CO.

V Meeting RAILROADS -Passensen sna y. 1870
Burlington, ST. JshnsbuTg White Montana us.ss
and Montreal, and all intermediate towns wa T.
and Springfield Through tickets BY Railroad 'ns .1
and n H. Office IS CsLslst n. Y. freIghn sy 49,,
Traveller every day as pm, Eom Pscksip. s~ -
rlnra annIy 70 Z. HYDE. Al. l52 South 81 ~. II