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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, &C.

hRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, 6E.-
IL CHARLES @. HOOK, No. $50 Bowsry b - -
hbiting for SALE large assortment Of sesscnsbs puA
English and American Dress 0ooda China CrxpA nesuT
Bruche and Cashmere Shawls; Plain Domestic Good e
descriptions; Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Also. an assortment OF Brosdcotha vestinn and o.
meres Csshmerets Dnngs &C. suited for chidr9A ~
the whole OF which fresh Goods this sessoa - -
chased principally at auction under value
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nor SALE or TO LET-Two hours ride

from New-Yoyk BY Railroad, neat cottage with one
orsrr scre Of land variety Of fruit excellent water de-
liable locson beautifully situated the east bank OF tins
Hudson Rver and 80 rods from the railroad ssaon Can Dc
bousht low For terms Ac- inquire OF
y w HINkAN No. 2Coeniessp, ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
EOR SALE-A vacant Lot, 25 by loo

LtOR SALE-A vacant Lot, ID ov lOu
feet, sout. siso Of Joralemoa-st. between Hix and
Henry OPPOSITE erd.n-s As the property - all wei I'M
proved in the vicinity with fine class Of dwelngx Except
this lot il will make very desirable situation for resi-
denee il beins within mnufeS walk from the South
Fe-Tv For terms which will be made easy. apply 20
MARTIN T. THOMPSON, No Isl Broadway. n. Y.
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SHAWLS and MANTTLLAa

CPRING SHAWLS and MANTILL4AA
~ e. s. MILLS, No 6Courtiandt-st, near Brv,ona
n y has now in store q complete assortment Of new
Shawls Of all styles and prices; - well Mannns ri
visites Of new Spring Paris patterns tof his own un
which he invites the particular attention Of merchan -
dealers before purchasing elsewhere, they viii b 80
the very lowest possible prices for cash approved -
MANAGED GOODS.-Irish Lincua
Table Cloths Diapers. Napkins Ciinghams Browa,,i
Besched Muslins Prints Bareges Brown LinenS kc e
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DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL Lady
having long experience and versatile talents - rss<A
or aud who give the best references wishes 70 ION
engagement either to instruct classes OF young Ldss b
schools or private families Residence No. 80 West 2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
TvOR SALE-In the village of Es

LNOR SALE-ln the village of East
chester Wostcheser County, beautiful Country Res
idence containing of land with twostory
house built days work. Of the best materials In the mod
style. A carriase-house and other oubadins good
above property will be sold cheap $2ooe remain
mortgage. II not sold before the h day Of May viii
be let 90 good tenant for Inquire Of BAL
LEY, No zil Broome-st, NewYork, or Of JOHN R. HAY
WARD near the pgemises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

EOR SALE-House and Lot No. - osh-
IL Lot Is BY about 90 fset Houss - oJ 81 o sa 1a,s
n evsr 10 the street The House is new, and Iens SsSo
~ viii he sold for 500 FOR further partcusr sppy 70
ii ri BROWN No ii Wal-st, from b ~ NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

TVOR SALE-The large nearly new Ten
ement Property No 1855 Crosby st. bringing income
Of t2se0 win be sold for $4,000 Nearly half may
main bond and mortgage Inquire Of the mbscnhsr No
10 Msiden-lane WIN. q. WEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
NOR SALE--And Money loaned for i'm

pscyenaeats in wilhsmsb9rgh, y Lots OF Ground
wi,h, half re of tie Grasdst Ferry she main street
runnns north which is paved and tagged and contiguous
TIE ver No property Be and better adaPted for
improvement Cor manufacturing purposes Iitie perfee-
Innuire Of J. c. HALSEY. No lis Jay-st, brookiyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

TyOR SALE.-The new genteel three
storv and basement brick House and Lot pleasantly
heated On tho south Gde Of Ceolst west Of Coumbia
South Brooklyn within five ninutes walk OF the ferIy
sSitb ul.ceay ess and the modern Improvements Apply
10 JABEZ CLARK, the premises, or No. lss Column
ia1t
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THO LET-very cheap-Four handsome
Il HOUSES, tnew,) finished in modern STYLE on Bedford
av- near De Kslb East Brooklyn. Apply TO MAXWELL,
New-York.
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u HOUSE and LOT for SALE.

W IeVVO A very genteei new three-seory and
basement house. well situated in South Brooklyn aud fin
shed with the modern improvement will DO sold Tor 600
81 800 down. Several good city mortgages for sale.
M. L. SHELDON, No. IS Nassau st.
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DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.

The handsome residcnce OF Alex Upderhl Htuated
corner Of Bedford and Parksvs East Brooklyn consisting
Of frame dwellings titled in covered with cedar ouimbys
And eight valuable lots SIX Of which front on Bedfcrdav
now offered for SALE The house built in 1870 in the
substantial expressly for the occupancy OF the
esar The garden has about 40 vines Of the I:abeIa
with and selected variety Of
fruit trees Of II year growth besides smaller fruits all in
l bearing On tho sidewalks large sugmaple horse
cheut other shade There three lines OF
stages 70 the Brooklyn ferries Of which passes the door
the others within short distance. Price IL taken soon)
D. 500 Of which q 500 remain Possession Immediately,
Il desired. Apply above, to CHARLES KNOX, No.
l29 Fulton-st- Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
rVOR SALE.-The Steamboat Dock

ard Store Houss thereon, ~ Norshpost Lcas isiDd.
his rroperty most egby dsased for County, MerssGae
- and already paying handsome income nom wsr-
- ac wil be sold on res.sn.le terms and 9r ow
with the city being easy and frequent
b steamboss Sslinsveses and Railroad sss inland
sds finds depot at this plass and the
Weslth 70 any ono having small capital 70 nse. 4 STS'
superior Inducements Apply 70 HESK 49, !; s'oDD""'
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NOR SALE or to LET-Five GOO

~ modern free-stone Houses, situated on Slstt nesr
6rosdway 2cx52 three soes basement and
VS 6nche4 win be cold low very easy terms For for-
ier psrcusis inquire at the NewYork Land Once corner
SSd-i and Broadway.
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TTOTJSE for SALE or to LEASE

Il J. Only $1,000 cash required1The modernbuis three
story Hone No Perry recently erected for and pres
emf occupied BY Rev Dr. BOWLING. who is shout TO
move from the CITY, II Of handsome ro~, with iron
ver.ndas and balconies front and twostory piazza in
and supplied with all the modern conveniences OF hot and
cnld baths sas counser-ceaT stained sdnsdcor, rs
II sold the whole Of the purchase money except S@O may
private family Rent S65o taxes and repairs Apply on
she premises No Pey-st, close 10 the Greenwc-av
r1rtP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
EOR SALEM the Town of FAIR

IOR SALE-ln the Town OF FAIR
IL FIELD, on the Newiork Turnpike. about II acres Of
Land with House modern STYLE barn and Outhouses
attached Trees of all kinds both shade and fruit Said
place hes the salt water where all kinds OF food
be obtained The have his oyster bed
house pleasant and healthy of could
be desired The location Is exceedingly pleasant and every
adapted for a summer permanent residence
easy Of Newiork either by of railroad
steamboat Also two other fine Building Lots the prem
ses For particulars inquire OF the the premises
STEPHEN TURNEY.
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'e''0"'' HOMER tDSi;H MORGAN, No. Pine-st.
T1OR SALE-PROPERTY on WASH

LWJ1k kffLEO-I ItNI I1IV I 4 VfH w ~
I INGTON and WARREN,STS--The vacant lot No
$50 on the side Of Westinghouse % feet inches In
front BY 30 feet in Depth adjoining the southeast corner oil
Wanenst Also the two-story brck houses and ios
% feet each In front on Wsuens BY 2s feet in depth but
ling upon the rear Of the aforesaid lot No 80 Washington
g. and forming from Washington to Wsuen-st The
Wsrens houses can be altered into stores By very small
naoIst they can Be made So feet Deep giving sufficient
ground for three good stores which will command high rents
This property the most advancing business part OF the
Hudson River Railroad Depot For price and terms apply
a JAMES H THORNE. No. 1853 Walkerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

LWK SALE OF 20 LEI-OH SCdgt IUube'
IL East Brooklyn, two fine three-story frame houses
ear Asn 20 let twostory and attic houses and one
Eslf of brick house Rent 5 and Sis Also for sale two
Inquire at the Agency, Myrtle-sv- mean Frnnkiin
E. X. VAN BEUREN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
nor SALE at HARLEM, on I26th-st.

u south side between Sd and 4th-avs, three full Lots,
with new cottages hereon-modern wosory and basement
built by DAYS work in substantial mannevey convenient
to stages and Harlem Railroad For further particulars
ply from to 2 Y. M, to T.. H. BROWN, No. II Wa-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
TOR Stamford, Conn.-The late

6t.rSrd Conn at distance of and half hours ride
fom this city This place, having been tilted up ~ Mr
Sanford for res6cnce without regard 70 trouble on
srsc l. Mi that can be desired geneo homo for any
sssnsn who wishes his family enjoy the advantages OF
% country while he attends daily TO his GUINNESS In tne
cj The Dwelling House cool and airy In summer with
hesutful shade and wenclosed and warm IN winter win
ovsry convenience furnace bot and cold water basin
s" r. There are also suitable Stables Coach House, Ice
Horse Garden with flowers and shrubbcy. In short a.
Iesdence this place combines al the advantages OF the
vits health ts pessures its besuteswth the most mod
an OF city home ComEntaion to Stamford
On the New York and EewHsven Railroad By al trains
s.uIv 10 j. SMITH DODGE, No. q Bondst- New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

ILLINOIS LANDS.-Wanted to pur-
chase lands granted soldiers for services In the War Of
1S2 which for many years been Sold and past redemp
ton for the Apply TO- or address, H. MATTlSON
No 5Naassus second story, giving No Of Section, Town
nd RANGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
a FARM for SALE or to Let, at White

A FARM for SALE or to Let, at White
IA Pains one mile from the Depot, containing hy-fow
scres Of GOOD kind Tsbe Land comfortable twostory
DWELLING Carriage House and Barn, with good assortment
Of Fruit Inquire of JOHN III. FERRIS, No 5II Green
Wichst, and JOHN y. UNDERiilLL on the premsee
TVOR SALE or to LET-In the vii
II lase of Greenwich, Conn., three-qurteu OF mile
from the New YORK and NewHaven Railroad new two
story dwelling House. feet BY a. finished in modern style;
Lots 500 feet by 100 Lot $50 by 200 Possession
ven the LIST Of May For particulars inquire Of the
WV EDDY, or JOSEPH +. BRUSH, p. NJ, Greenwich
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on FIFTH-AV., SOUTH

IL BROOKLYN to LET-And possession given on or
before the ls day Of May next -Four neat and substantial
built twostoy brick Houses with verandah in 'front.' now
Brooklyn containing eight in each house with sliding
doors large pntrea closets clothes good cellars
&c commanding beautiful prospect and view Of the Bay
and Hsrbor Of NewYork, Staten Island, Wliamsburgh,
Jersey City &C. &C. only twenty minues walk from Ham
ilton-av Ferry For healthy and beautiful location they
builder ON the premises at No 90 6th-av New York
B-Lnes stages pass by and the door Rent $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

DRIVATE SALES 900 acres of West
IL export Coal and Iron Lands, situated in Hardy Co,
Virginia Stony River about 10 miles fron Westenport
hanstbe quantity of iron and imestone and mbered
with brdseye maple curled maple walnut cherry and 9TH
other valuable timber Coal In abuance. For further de-
ssripron call at A. j. BLEECKER'S, No. 7 Broad-st.
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Eonses to Eet.

ITO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck.
Il man-st., corner of Gold. Also, large Room ethe
with without the above and Immediately over It suitable
front on three streets and of the most elegant Sales
rooms in the lower part Of the city Also the third story
the Sans building being the Same the second oer
Apply on the premises, TO JAS. M SHARP.
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lelr respective classes, VIZ:
W., M Da.. of Esh Iaft,. cias

VIM. r. Deas, Of 5th Latin class
Plat Il. Carpenter Of LIST Greek clasS
VIM T. Branch, OF 9TH Lafin class.
VIM Thompson, of ID Greek class -.
II would be doing injustice 10 many merifoio1
TO that several other young gentlemen uoa - -
the heels of the four above named, but still rhey
though II were by hairs breadth, OF the requisite Ss'
One effort more and they will reach the goal A. A.
Besides the above classes, the UNDERMINED n,eI
recitation VI class In "GTeenes Analysis o. INC -.
Language" under the Of Mr. Graham Tue s =. ~
displayed in this rather dry study Indicated rss - - -
part OF the teacher, web corresponding dhseo
part of lsrge majority OF the pupik ,,,, 81 Crosby
April I'd, 1852 WM- H. e"
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TITO LET-To a small family, the Sec
ond story, consisting Of two with pantries one
bedroom and back basement of house No lS9 West l7s
Inquire of WIN. L. STEPHENS, No. I2th-st corner of
Grecnwichav from Il to to p NJ Can be seen at
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

EOR SALE-A three-story brown-ston
front House, finished since last fall with all tho mod
EN- improvements Also q large threestory brick House
Y by a. with sixteen to Let situated on the south
the store of HINMAN SMITH, No. 247 Pearst, N T. q
JOHN A. HUGHES No. l05 Dean-st, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
Nor SALE-A splendid Country Seat

situated about miles from the City of New Bruins
wick N j. along the Raritan River containing about 81
acres of choice land The buildings consist Of commodous
and convenient dwelling house, in good order large car
agehouse and every necessary outbudng for the OF
the farm The situation for beauty and convenience Is not
surpassed The premises within Is minutes ride of the
DEPOT at New Brunswick For particulars apply TO PETER
CONOVER No. 100 George-st., New Brunswick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

THO LET-On stage route at East Brook
Il Ign, and high ground the splendid esfce Of Mr. c. A.;
family House Is by 40 subeesr basemsnt water closets
and bathrooms, marbles &c. and Lots Brooklyn Will
hamsburgh New York and surrounding country forms
resated scenery unsurpassed Win be let very low Srod
tenant. Inquire Of 4. X. VAN buren,,
Ayrtle-av- near Frankn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

THO LET in WILLIAMSBURG
Il Furnished House one year old, very neatly finished
fall size LOT filed with rubbey, very dry subcsl
lar yard tagged Rent $3.50 Apply at No IS Wast third
story, Of Mr.. STARR, or CONkLlNG South 7th-st, VIII
isuahurRh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

ITO LEr-The two-s.ory and attic
a hIick Hcuse, Nc g Wet Is.hst near a.--y having
sserss s">' 'r ~ s- ad sceilsr ia good order Tia
FURNITURE : as y X 81 s sss Adassz X T. THIS oise.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE--A Farm, 4 or 5 miles from
he 0reeawsch or stasafbri Dsp& nsI ne ~: ~.
Hsvsa Railroad containing = snse1 q $500 .,Shon ri
49, Su;lJna desirable place for country residence
-,Ii h. sod for g. SOC team he divided into two ia
80 -. - NJ BRANHALL. No. II HbatJSt- -
afjfiS ri SjMONSON, No. Sci Westx-
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LOTS for SALE.-Twc

DROOKLYN LOTS for SALE.-Two
Lots of ground eigbly situated Atlantic aud Pa
Ghosts tbetween Bond and Nevna) South Brooklyn APP
ply to VIM. o. +. BOURNE. No 53 State-st- brooklyn
or JAS W. AU'rEN, No. l5s Pearl-st, NewYork-
NOR SALE-A House, with one acre OF
ground near the Harlem Railroad station at Hunts
Bridge PAYMENT of $500 only requiredhe balance on
mortgage. Inquire in the fouth story, No. % Wilamst
nor SALE or to LET-Four three
story Houses with easements and counter-cellas-
These built by the day and finished IN The best
style For further particulars inquire Of ~ MoNihiIh'
NOR SAEE.-House and Lot, No. 70
West 17th-st Is 2story brick House, with covered
slievvav lot q by 90 feet Threeourths mortgage
For sale low by W. G. VALENTINE, No. 81 South-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

IA brick House and Lot No 100 Churchst, between
Reae and Duanes Lot Is by about 80 feet Suitable for
Q public house manufacturing purposea
SlNG-SlNe.-Three email Counry Seats at Sing Sing, q
few minutes walk tho Depot containing from five TO
EACH with tine improvements Plans can be seen
Ct the Aucsioneeu' Office
DoBB's FERRY-A fine brick House and about two
Of Grounds delightful residence for gentleman doing bust
ness in the city.
White Plains Depot.
Also threestory brown stone front Hoass in 2ds near
4th-N. -
For particulars of oil the shoye apply 10 COLE chill
TON Auctioneers No WalfN.
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probably have been federast purer band OF pairi-
OTIS and more honest never ruled The destnes oil
any country They acted wisely ia their day and gene
ration.
Our fathers knew well the mpoasiby Of controlling
the futures they did attempt TO stretch their arms inlo
futuy To regulate the conduct OF their sons nifty years
in advance than will attempt TO DO the same
thing Tor the nifty years next 10 come Since Their day
country has Increased in Importance and wealth. and
power far SURPRISING the most sangune expectations Oh
the founders OF the republic; we must Judge and act In
regard 10 public affairs for ourselves -
do not like that principle which bids me stand sun
because Washington stood still fhis is just the
memory OF that great man, whose opinions formed
fifty years ago under enely different state OF things
In the days OF Washington there was much more TO be
apprehended from those dangers when threatened ds
solution OF the States than from those dangers which
threatened consolidation OF the whole into one central
government.
The powers OF the general government should be strict
ly guarded and its patronage restricted Everything that
they possibly manage should be lett to the control
and direction of the several State governments. The
operations OF the several governments should be confined
within the striciest rule OF the constitution
Our efforts should be exefted TO dsembarrass the
general government from any ntermeddling with the in
terna affairs of the States and TO put an end 10 prohgate
waste and extravagant expenditure. But Will stop !
the attention with which you have listened TO what
have had TO say. bid you farewell
will only add that the speaker was frequently inter.
ruped with burss Of applause and that the impression
made generally OF the most satisfactory kind The
Commodore, you will remember, is one OF the United
States democratic from New Jersey, is great
favorte with his party this State, and has many friends
who urge him for the presidency
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday shall SELL 10 O'Clock,
OF gentleman declining
handsome
wood, mahogany, and other furniture, viz
Rosewood Undiscovered French sofa
DO castor, other chairs
fine escroire, ladies' cabinet
DO do sicilan marbeop centre table
Fine white, with bronzed-hgured mantle clock
Do spring brochaeie covered lounges and chairs
wosed damask and white window curtains
Several paintngamong which Of great value BY DE
BackeIee the most distinguished living painter Of the Elem
ist school
Fine French plate mirror and other glasses
Superior velvet tapestry
Brussels and other carpets, and hearth
China, glass, and crockey ware, among which are
Gold band French china dinner, and coffee
Fine plated casters, walters, candlestick &C.
Do bronzed candelabras
Solar hall, and other lamps
Mahogany sofa, hairseat, and rocking chairs
DO centre, card, and other tables
Do sideboard, dressing and other bureaus
Handsome painted cottage chamber complete
Walnut, cottage and other bedsieads
wardrobes, Wristbands, toilet SETS stair rods, &c
Hair and shuck mattresses, holding, sc.
Excellent cooking stove, and two good bath tubs
Also, good lot Of kitchen requisites.
The furniture all nearly having only been
used three OF four months, AID Of fine quality.
under $50 ESQ, credit Of
four mons for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing In
ar2s-6t A. GREEN Aucionser.
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The arm Of Webb, DuyaI
CO., Austin, and Ayrcs Webb, Co.. Galveston h,yin,
been dissolved some time since BY consent
continued by David Ayers In the city OF Galveston.
lie will purchase estate purchase
and locate land claims tcs
patents ana othe documents perfect
ars on and redeem lands sold for
foreign ana domestic debts in Of the State OF Texas and
ena 70 MI business pertaining general He refers
me attorneys and business Of Galveston Mess rerson
Jennings Broadway and Messrs. A. g. Barnes Co.. John
street. New York and W, a. snehen, Washington, y. q.
Accommodations prepnd) addressed David Ays Galveston
VIII he promptly attended 10.
G.LyFsTos, March |, 1852
March deuo
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BY A. GREEN. Aucnon.sr

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE MANSION HOUSE
III At AUCTIoN-on Thursday, the LIST Of April, will soil
O'Clock handsome building lot, situated
the Island ~ feet inches south c. the
being lot No 49, In square No. 800,
tanning 5000 square feet
Terms. balance in and twelve months, the
bearing interest deed given and deed OF
trust taken Title indspuable.
Mars A GREEN, Auci0necr
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by ). G. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--on
Thursday, April O'Clock the premises, shall sell
lots Nos 81 ~ and ~ IN square No $50 improved by twos,ory
dwelling and garden, containing variety OF
strawberry high OF cultivation Each lot
a front inches depth Of at inches and
located IN " south and 10Th street west.
third cash the balance In and two with
interest, satisfactorily secured J. G. MCGUIRE,
MWch I'D hucuoneer'
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CARDThc attention OF the public respectfully invited
~ Odd Fellows Hall, commencing this morning 10
O'clock and to be continued the evening at The asso
richest variety OF bohemian and Ne
Dresden plana French
decantefs nmbers gobIets Wines Sc,
table cutlery papiermache centre tables,
wood work tables writing desks dressing boxes &C offered
In this CITY, j. o. MCGUIRE,
30-2t Aucroneer.
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90 Lieut.. jenkins, United States navy, begs leave
his thanks the officers and members of the Union Fire
Company war and also his kind neghbors and others for
the FIRE his
Monday their successful in rescung from
everything stable (of Uncomfortable vaue)
which the ncendarys match had been applied.
street, 2nh and 2lst streets, March 80 1852.