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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
ufsasterS. &c.

Loss OF BR BARK ALIwAL.-Ths ship Plymouth Rock,
at Boston from Liverpool reports falling in with the
26,h la. 43 Il, lon 65l Br bark Alwal Psthsea from
Baltimore for Liverpool, Ia sinking condition Tbs A,
while lying under close reefed main topsai l7th In
s. E. gale thrown her beam ends She rghted with
FIVE feet in her hold after her mass were cut away
Bnt although her pumps we're Piled oonstantiy sne ,ud
not be freed RndCapt p. with his crew, Is IN aber,
went board the Plymouth pock The cargs OF the Ali
consisted Of 1858 bbs Fous. 1900 bushels wheat,
and S geo slaves.
The Nee ORLEANS Delta Of March 81 says The Ba, at
the Southwest Pass has been, FIR the last two weeks
low owing to the prevailing sestery winds Most Of hs
time there scarcely Il feet water, OBTAINING in ward
and outward bound vesseis Yeseday there were seven
square rgsed vessels side bound in aud from 20 to Is
and the Bar bound ou.. all waiting rise of
The wind hauled last eveans to the eastward,
which gives prospect of a rise.
SHIP PHILANA ashore at Cape Henry at Last accounts
about two fa:homs under water a. low tide Among
cargo her is about $4,000 worth Of copper be
sIdes a large QUANTITY Of hardware, crockery. &c.
BRIG CAROLINE Kendrick from WILMINGTON. ~ O., for
Boston at the bar at Smhvle the 22d inst she
had been detained since the 18th for want OF sufficient
water to the bar. $50 others were also waiting
sCHR. UNION CLARK, from Georges Banks, arr at Gou-
ceser 25h reports falling in with the 22d the
tops all and topgalan'mas Of square rgged vessel add
stripping them.
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By telegraph.
BOSTON. March 7e-Arr. steamer Ontario. New-York'
Rrem our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s-Arrfved-Bark lowell
Hammond, Boston; bdgs Emily. Young Ns~ Orleans
Thomas Walter Marshman, Savannah Marx and. Yates
Msysguez p X San LUIS Williams, Ne s-Haven En-
lily C. Horton, ,Gs.dy. New York J: Swan, Tow
Boston North Pacific Hewitt. do J d ckerspn. Cor
son Bristol R, l.; J III Taylor. Lsnre New York VII
low. Rinnett. do; Mary c. Tmoall Bsynnm, do Geo
Tamenio Ncksison. New York Independence, Haley,
do Rio. NickeIso Boston
Cieo,sd-Brie Keoka Carver Cardenas schrs NJ F.
sutterloh somes, Yves, Indies NJ. rurbsll. BaInum.
New York; Minetta, Che ~. do Pinta Psrins, sor-
lisms Hsrtfoyd; L c. Horton, Candy Nsw-yorE VIM.
Lopez. Lake, Providence; Bell. Rowland. N. Yok
a. Hoffman Wosth Fall Eivsr; N Steelman, Gsn-
d. New-York propeller Shark, Miller, do
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,rrw- vopr nA11y TRIBUNE TUESDAY MARCH 60 1852

TxpoRrANr DISCOVERY FoR sEANxr MI rhoapsen'
s,essn the inventor Of the laval ieleEraphic igns
has submitted plan % the Lords Comm'.soners Of the
Aamr.tv nv which candles and oil for be dis
r.n,ed WITH r,aIy Thousands Of pounds annually beng
ssved and vet ter light secured to every ship
afost this by simple and very ingenious
method of using the from salt meats nov VI NO use
Ther have approved Of the Investon and since
Inprsgnabls flag ship Devonport has been lighted from
STEM TO stern this plan. The men in sArh sbip
nIars ofhsying one dip nf 81 the pound have now sh
Tor sir hours EQUAL dips and from which bv the AID
OF parsboc reflector they are enabled TO rsaa 20 feet on
SANITY expelled and light fully maintained The grease
il 40 locked NJ that escape 40 that the lamp
may be rolled about the deck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcKER, AuctioReer.
THE SPLENDID PROPERTY on the

south-west corner Of broadway and Chambers g. in
the city Of Esw-York. at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will ssu at Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, March 81 1852, at 10 O'Clock. at the Mer
chants Exchange, the following very desirable property
On Broadway and Chambers at-The large and valuable
Lot Of Ground with the Brick Store thereon occupied by
Tiffany Young Elis Fancy Goods store, situated on
the corner of Broadway and Cha mbss anJ
Known az No s7l Broadway The lot has front Of Is feet
Broadway and 80 feet on Chambers -s5 feet on toe
rear and 90 feet depth tbe s,utherIy side.
The above property 10 very desnably situated. being
of the thoYouGhfares the
Ncw-YoIk- Broadwsy-neIt door to the Chemical Bank
also on Chambersst VII ch promises soon to become
ly IL Bot quite popular for business purposes Wall
It's close proximity to the Park CITY Hall. the various
Courts of Law. the Irving House asd SsewaIts great DRY
Goods stsfe well the Hudson River Railroad aud the
great New ork and Erie Railroad depots the Chsgrss
bns Of Steamers and the Huds River line of sesmpo ats
for Albany at the foot OF Chambsrst altoge
of The choice and vauabe pieces Of properly
Offer ed tor SALE and should attract the tention Of capital
lists and business men It's purchase cannot bat be safe
and prof abe inveslms mt of capital.
For Maps, terms and further particulars Of the above
property, apply TO the Auctioneer No. Broad st. 1871
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spoken. &C.

March II. lat as Ion 60 g. schr Cicero, I'm Georgeswn,
c., for Gusdaleups
Msch2 lat 80 05 lon 49, brig Sterling, from Matanzas
for Charleston.
March IL. off Tertugas, ship Timoleon, from
New Orleans for Boston.
Heb. 81 lat 49, en SO 49, ship ANNAPOLIS Graham. from
New 0rleaus for Liverpool. 10 days out.
March H. lat IS A. Ion 49, schr. John Dodge, Chez
yer, from ST. Jrgo for Boston.
About March 81, Carysfort Reef, brig B.
Carver scbr Albano both from Sagua for New York
March %. lat 80 So Ion 81, ship Indiana" from
for VALPARAISO (so reported perhaps the Isaac Newton,
from Boston, 10Th. for v
March a. Cape Hatteras bearing NJ W, distant 10 miles
schr Mary Reed I'm Georgetown, c., for Nswburyport
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To Marinara.

DANGEROUS Rock OFF HYANNIs.-We have been re
qussted to call attention lone rock off Hyanns upon
which there but few feet Of at low tide 1t lies
in the track of vessels passing along Cape Cod into vne
yard Sound. about mile from Point Cannon. This
has been mark cd by buoy otherwise although
few BIS sevsTal public spirited citizens of Hyanas
petioDed in the proper quarter for such designation
They informed some two weeks since that buoy
was deemed unnecessary. This is the rock upon which
the schooner Charm struck the Esd nst passage
from Boston to being much dana sed
obee her to put into this bort for repairs buoy the
spot to be maintained for half century. would not
great the dana &c this vessel sad her carg
New Bed ford Mercury
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WbaIers.

Brig Corvo of New York built at Essex, Me. years
old ia tuns bas been purchased by Mr. Thomas A. Snow
agent Of the Orleans Whaling Company for $780, cash
and will be employed in the Atlantic fsdery under
Virginia. OF Orleans.
Bark Helen Augusta, built at Newburyport in 1870
length i06 feet beam % feet inches depth IL feet
sold by auction at New Bedford Saturday for 300
Thos Bradley q Edgartown wat the purchaser She vii
be fitted for whaer under COMMAND Of Capt Wes late
of ship Liverpc oil. u New Bedford
Bark Montgomery built at Baltimore in 1885, length 0l
feet inches beam feet inches depth IL feet inches
sold at same place same day. for 81 100 DAVID Than
OF Nantucket was the purchaser.
Whaling bark Winsilw, 262 uns was ssd at SANE place
ssme dav fo' 81 $50 Capt VIM Reynard of N. Bedford
was the purchaser.
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Receipts or Produce March 20.

Nv Erie Railroads.&c. pigs Batter IFS Calves 81 pkss
Ashes IA head Cattle 237 sides Leather, Ss9 bags Whezt
Il59 bush Oats and i58 bbs. Flour
b. New Haven Ra,lroad-ss pkgs Busser % do Cheese
s3T sides Leather, Hogs and !, 900 bash. Oats
By Hudson Riper Resiroad-i3 pkgs. Butter, % 40
Cheese 81 casks Ashes 250 bush Oats 1858 do. NAL.
head Cattle 1874 Sheep 3t Hogs, Il bbs Liquor - bales
Hay and $50 pkgs. Merchandise.
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PASSENGERS Sailed.

from and lady, Scott Burns. Dowd, s. Forsyth.
Day. H Ciemsr Il LawIer. W. Cook. MIs. Cos
reii A. N Pilshury. a. samis. NJ Bsr,o and lady,
II. vAnplet.J Rassr~.J Burns.J M Harding. W Day
ll8 In secoI cabin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

psirss NJ oisc and orsnse County at ,7a3ce Cheese
d sresdy and - abe at sf0sse-
DRUGs-s0e n Oil Peppermint, ~ ~
WOOL-Domesnc Woels very dull and pfiees are
rather droopng would be nom nal 10 absence
~ .nv aye sales Foreign Woods firmly held, as tee
stock he replaced at present prices Pulled Wool
il rather scarce.
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NsW-Ysrk Cattle MarkSs-MAAcH ~.
tRep~T.sJ for ma rfihunAl


Fer Reeves at the wa.hnston Drove Yard: osrnss Of
Hh;sv and '!,A st. and a, Chame.rlsn's Had.oa River
sheep and Lanss at Brownipgs. in hist, near 81 sv
and hlsc ~ Cnamoerians.
southern the remainder from this Stats) Business has
been pretty active last but interrupted l,tls
for soea retailing qualities About 800 lsfs over
"a, AT esswslses-so Cows and Calves. Ssss a. from
ss vale Pno.. ranged Al Dom sstS s. shs latter
sss,s :, sSs,;nss, Len o,.',S p.,p.
"a, asSssis; i.so0 sheep, S. 81, s. ,essS-su sold
Markess-cARSyvLII RxroRrEp PoR IKE rRrBuSs
AsREs-rAe ma he, 10 dali. the supply 6siss ugh,
a sslss 81 Pes =, y ee@ss III and Pearls al s. IS
Corrosive have NO chance to note in this stspls
~s Ss nsssd :, fair; rhA sales OF 500 bales
s.S Sat, foal TAs1: . pressing On the
nahsL The mcleasncy Of the weather Isstriced the de-
for sss the 1... ss s'i ss saa s, s
Tss .s,s. s u moderate request a. 81 3o3tt 5.
sxr,vs. AZ 5oxst sal Tor somson 20 .sfs'ght Ssss
V1ss$'sf ,os ssm@ss 70 soed oeo - T5ss3 for mirsd
frn with good dsns1d tsr sssst ii our is.,se ssre
9th kw sellers rs rsds are ea,ins mos. frssy SIss
ss:S s.S. s are g.:
:. ,s s ss'ss' ss: s S's a. s'S Ts.,
aalet Al s. Tor JERSEY, aud IS 80 fSr Brandy sias
GRAlN-rts is less sass, cssyns. and ,ss make,
-
6r milling Ths a'nness IN frsis rsssis.s Tue a.asna
TIE safes i0eo bush lar Go s<e AZ 81 10 asd 0qe
sush Souhsrs private terms hye scarce asa ~ao.ea
The sepand for delivery continues good The sales
&c ensh The spot ~ SIC aud 3on onsh 10 arrve
before the l0.h Of Ma 81 7se oas plenty and
pIicss rather lower TIE 6sm.sa less scsys slss u
State At ,t59 and Jersey At ~ Barley s less bsoyso'
end mere esy offered sales Of 500 bush comnsn Our
rewed en- PivA's terms Corr 10 scarce asd wAnst for
export ad he EssI Pane sea,hsru yellow would
1ssd &c. Hound yellow scarce and ponlr al at s7s
We have sn, 10 mote sale soc bush ussosad White
Southern en private tsimI,
whisKv-Tss maIAst u duh ssd she RECEIPTS are linn
tied Sales Of 40 tbls Prison at seic Drudge svey Qus
last sale at seie., tine, nenalasl
PROVISIONAL cUst but a M nsrksi. The arrivals
have moderate u late suHceRy supply the de
napd Sales Of 200 tbls at siTsSii 2i for Nss Mes;
$i6 IS for Old d., aad SIS III for New Prime Ctsn
at x1 50 for wsaeya and $is dor Dnschess Ceua,y
Beef COED deasst hf the trase and for shis2ag asd
pres are sncAansed TAsrsesapt. are very sAt aaasu
stock very united Sales OF T5s bis (mossy
tr) 50 f5s$tt73 asd Prime AZ <5TSa$s rs Prime Mes
b dan AZ $50 sas The demand fair. ba. parties
vide in their views. Beef Haus STA
Picked Meats continue scarce and 6sm s1sic Tor Hams
Ind Isfc. fr shoulder Bacon very 1t tia9}c.
and Is wanted for shipping Lard u firm and the supply
limited salss Of zee bos good prime sle9,c and
ksss art2t9c Butter srscsrcs aud densni the re-
psp light Gales Of Ohio a. aas3c: wssssss tosts)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
AsrHoSy }. BLEsoEER, Asstiosssr
AhGfs SALE OF 4 BOUT EIGHTY

AhGk SALE OF ABOUT EIGHTY
n DtslsAstE sUIDi NC LOTS bssa.ifa sta,,.a
ier sundpg onfpses On t0h III sss ri els. ssS :.
llth-sy.. .sr he soonibsoAis Road Al spet,an ~
THOkf BLEsCkEh ~til s.lI Al asrt,os a, rTfrs
DAY, AprJ :. 1859 Al u DC Ocs NJ utAs Msrehsn,.' r.
change, the folio arg dssr.bls - II sye.nI ~ ~
lot on the south Il 18th Az a. iie<k q.
lots on ard rsr' the notb corner Of ink a. -
lleh ~, soi he same ronsg tae avsaas and ;, 49,
street 80 VI 'ao
east Of the 18th av 90 ees
is lots on the south side Of lIA ssmssss.r IA f..
east 81 llih- av ~ 'sos
II lot. the norh side Of i.A st. csnasusi.s a, a..
east OF ilth 40 -
Slots IN of the last named. treating On i'm. ~
south SIDE " ~
lot on ilth-sv. 50 feet is,. sorth of ili,A a.
1kts on the south side Of iith ~esa Iesh ana III
avs, about 115 fest from tss ilth-. ~
IL lots and parts q lots north side Of lsh.t ~
tween 10th aud avs ard lts on the eat ~. ~
iith-av 4, 50 feet nehes scrtA e til9h o.
The above lots are Besry all full and the Or, ,sr.
Al lies within the vcisity " coed Improve meals A<ar
short distance from the Hudsoa River Railroad ~
erosad level and free from ocks and eysy lot 70 adv or
immediate improves
disputable
The terms Of sale will be liberal the purchaser. s.s
will be made kno IN the day Of sale
Ltheg sphic maps. dessnh,tg the abavs property ,,x
more full PARTICULAR can bs hal 81 the No
Bfosdst. QelO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
ADRIAN H. MULLER Auctionesr.
RESALE in PARTI-


TON. by order Of The Supreme Court Of 10, lots Of
valuable property, stua ed the 4tb 3th 6h aad TIL
avs ssd 6h s5th Goth 9Th s. H. 50 7ch ,st aud 72-
sts ADklAN n: MULLER will sell at pasic au'ioa. 90
WEDNESDAY March 81, 1854 at IL o'clock, al the Me-
chants Exchange IN the City II YoFs, By order
the Supreme Court under :be direction Of Phiio r. Rns
ges Esq. Ree ia lots, teinr the lots sold the
18th 18Th nd 18th inst beios eDg to the of Jane
Amory, eased n purchasers Of hich have not
Piled with the terms Of sale, VIZ:
lot north west corner am and 63d-st
lot nonh east corn er 9th and 69.k-t
lot south est corner ith ay and 6srh o..
lots west side TN av.. between 6Stn and 67th sts.
lots west O. do 5th ay, between 9th and cath ss.
lots ives! eide 3th-av between 10th and Tat sts
lois west side 9Th av., between seth and 7nth
lots wet side 3,h av., between 9th and t5 SIS
lots east side 7th ay between list and ia SIS
lots north slce g. hist between 4th and 5th
II lots south tde Ssh ~ between ith and 5th avs
IL ots nortb side 6sth- Ne: a. and 5th avs
lows north side 63th-st, bet 9een 5rh and 6th-avs
slsts sou h side 6Slh-st.. between kh and h-ays
lots south slds JgEh-sf. between 5.h asd eb ava.
IL lois south side 9Th st between 5th and ssh
lots nortl scs 6Sth-st., between 5tb and 9Th
lots south SIDE list. st between 9Th and 9Th avs
lsts north sise 10th ST, between 81 aad 6tn
lots north side 7lst-st, between 9Th and 7th avs.
lots nth side I'D 81 betweea 9Th and 7sh
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

1S0 MULES for SALE.-The sub
lJO scriber has constantly h, nd and for sale Q
large number Of good able bodied Mules. Including ws-
hind Of team work. Also plumber sai'sbls fur shippins
also, number broken for tswne canals and lot Il
good and unbreksn Terms reasonable Iaqurs of
ROBERT RICHEY, No 1855 washinstoH-st ". Y. Or -
the residence Of the subscroer JaSssburg New Jersey,
on the Camden and Anboy Railroad. where the Mulex
may he seen JAMES BUCKELEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
ENURTHER EVIDENCE Of the great
i virtue Of DIR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIrTERS. prepared by ID. c. M. JACKSON


Ne. t7o A,ch,st., Psnsdslpss
SCOTS Weeks .sd, August as Or. Hochsed's German
Btsrs, InaLuisciursd BY DIR Jackson, are no- recon-
mended BY some Of the mcst prominent members 81 the
Faculty. Article Of much efficacy eases Of female
weakness A. ssch IL the csse would advise all mo-
Tiers obtain bottle and thus themselves unoh
Elntnsss Pellons Of debins CONSTITUTIONS vii Ind
thDsp fefs advantageous to health know from sr-
psSsEce the salutary effect they have upen weak vs-
lens
The DAILY Sun ssys: ~ is one Of the best medicines Of
the sxs for Jsnndice ard Liver Compliant"
Meals Gazeue ,a,s DR. Hoofsnds German bittefs
know he excellent article. IA filling in every re-
sptct What 10 claimed TOR Il by the Advertiser"
The EUtninO Bulletin says: THE selsbfatsd German
BttsTs a d liable remedy for Jsasdcss
Dysps psia. and terveus Complain
The DoiIy Neps JAY ~. says: A NgDIcIsn-Wss SPEAK
Of DR. Hsofand's German Buffers, ~hsn We say ~
blessing Of this and IN disc " the ssr disse-
tive II has not We tkink, al eqaa
II Is vegttabs preparation. and made without Aeoholf
ard 10 st awaits Ne should recommend 1t ~ worthy OF
Their confluence" =.
TIE Dispatch says Asa medicine for Liver ~plans,
Iasrdse Nervous D.bilry aud Dyspepsia, has ossa
found .valus bic escpg ours and horoughy efsdicst'
ins dp ease, wien al her mtdi ines have failed
For sale by re@pecfsbs dealers tbOuxhsa the country:
wholesale and ret AL by A Il & ID SANDS, Futea and
William ats aud G. " HING 20 10, Broadway Ns..
YoSk Mrs. VI HAYES. Brooslya. WIN H. PlEhCs'
Port ChestSs
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Passengers Arrived

In packet ship Prince Albert from London and POrsnout
&C Webb aud lady MIR Gardiner and lsdy. d. T. Meyer.
Wsliin Dr. G. 0tus, Miss c. Sinclair Mark S. GearJ
1870 in s'eeTsge.
Don kscie Don Jusn BoZa
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HUMBsRT q KENNY. AuctionseD.
DOSEWOOD, MAHOGANY

ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY anG
~ WALNUT FURNITURE.-THIS MORNING, at
10 o'clock, at Mes ia and ia Fulton Brooklyn. BY
aoeue large and desirable assortment Of good pa,or
and chamber furniture rosewood and MAHOGANY safas
sp,ng ssst paor chairs top aud pier tables
card ladies' work and extension dining tabes, eageres
tass and other bsdstesds pure hair mattresses pal
mahogany rockers and wood rockers and
iron bsdsisads, eusmesd chamber furniture Wind
and Iush est chair. and other art ces wsn
worthy the attention of buyers Also VI bsau
full painted window shades Catalogues at the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
MARRIED.,

On Sunday, March 90. by Rev. c. y Fay JAMES v.
TRAsK late Of Columbia, 8. C, to MARTHA G. Al
MENT daughter Of o. Durdet Esq., OF TINS Civ.
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miscellaneous advertisements
DROWN'S ESSENCE of JAMAICA

NOV IN . Zoo NM Il vi JhMhlNh
~ GINGER.-T'Avelsrs LEAVING for California are
recommended t. provide themselves with this valuable
seHce efsctusy prevents the bad Effects Of change
OF wafer, dimsts, &c 60 whch they are exposed No
traveller should 60 without II.
CAUToN-Pssoas eesirio ar cls that caa be relied
upon prepared solely from Jamaica Ginger should
be particular for Browns Essence OF Jamsioa
Ginger" which warranted 70 he What repressated,
and 10 prepa ed only ny FREDERICK BROWN, and for
sale his ue md Chsmcs Sas north east corner 81
ah AID Chssuu Phi sde oa,a aud for sale IN New
YeTk by A ] Delsteur No If wallis Rushton. Clarke
4 Co No ITO Broadway, No 10 Atsr House, and No Tt
Irving Hsuss N Y jobs Milhss, No 1888 Broadway y.
G Wells Co. No 21T Gh Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

EOUR-STORY HOUSE and LOT, No
Il 1863 Broadway, at auction by BLEECKER, at the
Merchants Exchange Wednesday, March 81, at 10 oclk
Maps at No Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
A. I. JONES Aucsosesr
EDX HACrA DTV TnN1Dc q.

Try HAGGAKTY, JONES & Co
- WEDNESDAY, March 81. at o'clock, a, the sales,
tesM, no u niisn-ss, large sale Of Damaged Goods
e. e., az .cstes crsdit-Ths eatirs stosk Of MEaRIrP
bIlss 90 damaged By FIRE or water on eafurcsy Ia.
nsay u sGs easys goods both foreign aad done he
~ entue Psekages asd bat slightly Injured psar
Asn are sene Of the most desirable styles Fl BrlrisS
toas u ,ssr ova importation. just aaded from tss
have never bees offered fer szis '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

MINIATURE ALMANAc----THls DAY.
0uK-hses. IS Sets. 20 1ooE-Ssts. ...-3 Som
HIGH WATER March 80
Sandy Hook q SEN Gov Island s 22m He'll Gate 5 e3n
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~ Trade Sale Rooms Ne. 10 Psrk-row
REGULAR NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
ANTHONY J. RLEgcKER, Auctionesr.
GUARDIAN SALE of TEN DESl.
~ RABLE HOUSES and LOIS, known Nos sos
,07 and 800 Bowsry, Nos g. and 10 First st. and Nos
l. and kxrsst IL l7h Ward Of he City q New York
at auction ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER will sell at
ton WEDNESDAY. March 81 1851. at 10 o'clock, al
the Merchants Exchange the folio property, viz:
On the Bowery-The 2story Brick Houses and Lots o.
Ground known Nos 3e5 3O7 and 309 Bowery situated
and next the north esstey Of the Bo~ey and
LIST ct.
On First st-3 story Brick Houses aad Lots aud Lot
with the Frame Shop thereon known Mes T. and a.
lst At norheriy side and OF the above nclud
the north westerly corner Of LIST and Extra ste.
On Extra 81. lin rear Of the Bowery properyl-The &
story Frame Building and Let No Extra Ia OF
No 10 LIST St. Also, the 2sstory Brick Houses and Lets
known Nos and Extra st. directly opposite the last
named.
The Terms will be made known the day of SALE FoE
Maps stating the dimensions of each of the
Houses and Lots and further apply to the Auc
tioneer, No. Broad st., or 30 THOMPSON, ESQ, No
IS Nassau ct. JOHN N. HAYWARD,
1881 Special Guardian.
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r, soeiEIY LIBRARY. Afternoon and N,r5r.
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MAXINO AND BARrOJO
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'na ,nres Erhissoss Wi be givss Dsiy, ooa.
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nah al II en- ii TO o'clock, and the NJ ExS,si,i-,
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scIeek esly. Tickets Is cent? children h.1S.r; "
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NlBLO'S GARDEN.-JOHN SEE.
ION MaasEsI-w. CORBYN. Astar N .oa,.,
Drama ~ two acts called - S''aofHAesA rs
THE KNIGHT OF AnvA.
IN upfx
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The GOOD FOR NOTHING.
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EAMk to the premises on the 10th Of
have him BY paying - penses Apply at NJ, 10 Marion st.
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EOUND-A pair of GOLD SPECTA.
Il Giles. left in the store n, ass GTandst. The owner
can have them By applying above aId paying sd
ysytisement
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0O00 WANTED-FOr 6 months, fox
WOOU which fair iatsrss. aud good security VIII
be givsn Any person having The above 10 dispose
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Office
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A UCTlON-Standard Roses aud Cam.
= = n n slisss1J l. vANDEwATKR. Auesoassr. No 4,
" al st., Will sell 90 WEDNESDAY, March IN a n a.,
dock splendid selection Of psrpstaa ost sad other ia.
hew yaneues from the Nurssry Of d. BOIL, BroMsa,