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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
A. NJ. MxRwIr, Aucfioreer
s. DRAPER, Auctsoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of F l r 5 I

MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BDfETA 1 ConS-
I'm o,r sr Me. throush SIMEON DRAPER on tho sts
Say Of Nav next al u O'clock the Merchant E5easnse
n City Of NewYork $4,000 Of .ne ;n,.rs.. psy.Ss
srnri annually at the Bank Of Commerce IN New or
med Tor the purose Of completing their road ana are 60
cured by inst mortgage on the en'iIe rosa .na -
ehe BY deed Of tru.s 70 John s.,sa' :nS y. con
ver,ibe into the stock Of the Company At ps * any
within Eve years from their date y,srL.
The road extends from Corning on the 81 ,no
Railroad 70 the City of Buffalo. distance o. 10
miles and will when completed forin Ia coonco.'
the New-Yok Erie Railroad one of The most
.rS direct thounshfes between the Cities Of Nswf ORR
and Buffalo and the Far West. and wi conne1t =
with the Cornir Blosbarsh R.lIo:a now sna lumbar
On dversins from the Newyork Enc Railroad, tns
road passes up ne and fertile valley Of the Co1hoston
River 10 near its source the northery line OF Steuoen
County dsat Of shout orty6ye miles through
Keunsdyyille Avoca Liberty Cores Conhoctou and way
land thence through sprngwaie Conesns Lsgois Ason
Livingston County and through lie Roy and Stafford 70
tavia Geuesec County This part OF he ms 'or aes
il. whole length passes through one of the richest and most
productive portions of our State.
From Batavia the line of the road passes westerly In
nearly straight hne to the City Of Buaso A ro.a v.st
from Ccru;ns and i is expected .ls laid by the
sch inst for twenty miles further when the WIN run
IS miles. The read under to Batavia and It Is
designed that the will be running over tae wnois roso
The mortgage provide. that only ticooco Of Bonds can
now be issued and the balance consecutive portions Of me
road are completed When the whole OF sad Bonds ,ns
he issued the amount of incumbance said road VIII DO
something less than 81 500 per mile. The amount OF me
first issue 100000 will constitute an squs 10
xl59 per mile upon the ttysix miles OF the road wheh
are nearly completed being less than the vaue Oh inc
iron and land. -, -, ,,,,,~.
will be made secure beyond possibility of doub the prop
ers of the Company being at all times amply sueent W
indemnify them against any loss
TERMS SALE.
Twenty per cent. ON the DAY OF sale
Ten per cent on the lst OF June. -, II, =, .
Ten per the LIST Of each month following nn' 'ne
whole is paid. -
Interest will be allowed the rate OF per cent per an
mum on all payments made in advance .
The following gentlemen compose the Board oil pres'os
of the Company: 49,, 4, -.
CoNsrISr CooX Bath; ORvILLE CoxsrocK, Avon;
OpsoN Puri ps Buffalo; JoHx T. c. GRAY, N. Y;
Tuos I DrnIsy Bu,falo; DANIEL CuRrIss, Campbell
Ww I Miller Buffalo; THos. BRowS, Caledonia;
Miles p LAMsoS, Re Roy; TRuMBuLL GARY, basaViai
ANDREW b. DICKINSON, Honby.
Pamphets with showing the route OF the road ana
containing full particulars with copy of the mortgage and
bonds may be had application to either OF the Directors
or of Q5) s. DRAPER, cor. Pine and Wilham'sts.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
and COSTLY HOUSE

lL HOLD FURNlTURE.-Postponement on account q
ram, from THURSDAY, 18th inst, to sArukpAis IIS
se All the contents Of the house head OF Myrsleav Brook
yn near Williamsburg line consisting in part Of velvet =
pestry carpeting so yards and perfect; Bussei thFec
and ingram carpeting, French pier glasses rich brcses
window curtains richly carved rosewood furniture en-
covered with rich satin blue and gold brocatele richly caea
etageres music stand marble top and mirror back eave
liable qusrettes hat stand &C. (a made to order by Hutch
inss Co., Broadway dining room, bedroom and kitchen
furniture pictures books oilcloths sc together WIN oas
fine Durham COW, bay mare 5l hands high sound kn
and will 10 inside of mnutes carriages, &c- Nc mo
Jenny Lind line of stages Grand aud Peck slip Fsu1e
Williamsburg pass the house and the Myrtlsav as>
from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn pass the door Sale passs
and pcremptory.
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HUMsERr KENNY, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. -

No. $40 Broadway, between Spring end PInce-sts,
on TUESDAY, Goth inst 10 O'Clock All the Furniture
made order contained in said house. consisting in part OF
three-py ingram and Venetian Carpets and OlCloths
carved mahogany paror Furniture Sofas ARM sewing and
paror Chairs and Rockers marbetop Tables French Man
lie Clock Gandoes dining Tables rosewood and walnut
marbetop Dressing Bureaus and Washstand French and
Gothic Bedstead pure hair Mattresses Beds and
Bedding China Glassware Crockery and Table Cutlery
PIANO FoRTEAso, superior 7octave, cottage Piano
Forte rosewood Also, good assortment OF kitchen Fur
nre and utensils cooking and other Stoves &c. with which
the sale will commence Catalogues may be had ON the
premises and at Marshals junction OF Sdav and Bowery,
one day previous TO sale.
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yVhnlers.

At Honolulu Feb So Corea Hampstead n L. for Arctic eide
Rowland Jarneean, b. $50 eco VIII 5000 10 BONE for
dol Washington Rose, s. H., for do, 200 sp
Hopeland Swift, Vincent, n b. &c mos out 800 p
Nov Nctaco, Bonnsy NJ b. nothing this h Marcus
Wing H. IS bbs this JUNIOR, Hammond ~ b. 10 DO
Dec H. Midas Woodbridge n b. As do, Atlantic Coleman Nant
bills 18th, Enterprise swan Nnt 8a obs sp
Letters received Falmouth from Capt Fish OF ship Atkins
Adams of Fshsven dated December, reports her IN lat 81
lon It's w, with $50 bbls. oil
spoken-Dec a. lat - lon Ia w Vineyard, Coffin, Of Ed
gaown bbs this Washington Gibbs OF Waeham 100
bbls this ~
Art al Valparaiso March ship. Golconda Doushery, IL days
from vadys sailed craeJan I'd, Rousseau,
Caneloa - ", bbls. oil
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Now ready complete,
H IGHTEEN HUNDRED and FIFTY-

LIZ ONE Or, The Adventures u Mr.. and MFs Sandoc{
who went up to London 90 the Great Exhibition
Henry Mayhem. With Illustrations by Cukshanh. rn~
50 cents.
The Great Exhibition has furnished theme for the -
of poet historian, and all the jotters down OF the day
niche only wanting render the recollection OF Tins bria9
affair amusing and pleasant IL has doubt proved "
srctiye and The above relation Of the mafA co
and perpexites of most jocund but unfortunate coap
who went that world Of rarites bmfu o. exPe
ton 10 be surfeited with enjoyment pictured with al ns
atirical pungent and amusing force the peculiar view "
Henry Mayhem the author while the more familiar ias
ations from the pencil OF George Cruksank have addca
II point and saiency which would draw laash non
eync aud make the hearty cry with laughter outnsh ~
the grotesque character Of the incidents.
STRINGER TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway
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llARRlED.

April ls ty Rev. Edward Iathup, Dr. NATHANIEL H. QUIM
NJ To EMILY FRANCES daughter Of Peter Anderson, Esa all Of
sls Cay.
.pls 81 Georses Church in this C,ty BY Rev DR. ryns
CHARLES JONES, kse 70 Mes hAKtANSA MOORE.
Al the Church OF the rununs Wednesday moynes April H.
ey Rev. G. Cbeever. ID. GEORGE BENEDICT, u D. OF
as City, aud Miss g. GALLBkATH al White Lake, sulh,sa
Co,Nl.
A. hsAmsh New BranwCk April B. by Rev. Samuel Bscon
Rett, Mt THOMAS NoNDy IT, OF ihs CITY, 10 JANET d.,
ssvs daughter Of the iss Dr. d. shreF OF the former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. Is
U-Fw aSS,,.osa! SAip Ssss zee Ssresa Pas& "A


sieanxh ty ~ Nehmaai roster Sork &C., Muller Lord
sts srcosea Nspenah Aslsnwsa CA d. O. RosSr,s; Rca
ART ecrse Perry ,sesspo4, Danhana Disaoa.
E4k hars>se, Kdsss sr Brc~a hs6oE Grace w v Sfksa
iroassaes; Wnn Isrshse Gaey Cardenas X T. Buck Co.
rs;lkasss, h SAB fsa-cico her,; Tsask Asns Cocoa
Nsnssxsos, master
h. Nal knAPoi. Ms Sesoa Pace w r.
PnAs wseeer. nSres H. Back Co; Es~s,hoY, tBrl 6e
se~, hSn. Lossn ColAas
Schooner dckese, Navy hay vsn, Ross, Savannah
X NJ bsnah Col American cefe Crowch Boston, j. Auass
Plymouth ik, Lacy. bsstca Dayton SPsx9s; Joha W. Bsh
ks~kna Philadelphia, W Mckee SpatA Ta;t Bakes Bsrsco
ss~rs<ti Kim CITY, fr~t- Ns~ Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
PmLApFLpHIA MARKETS, Thursday, April Is.

The day hs materially refunded operations The fLous
naet quiet There little export demand aud
NY Few hundred barrels good brands have been disposed OF at %
y Dbl which the asking There moderate in
for supply OF the aud bakers $40s4 2h for
ami sood brfds and - lsa4 6.& for choice lots and
saa according TO quality Rst fLovn held at % Co. and CoHs
MAJ % l2k ~ bbi but there inquiry for either GRlrs
II all descriptions and there little Sales
IL bush Prime Pennsylvania Red WutAr and White
- " tu h. Rfost CoAs demand and all ahost comprising
4ou bush Yellow edM ste. which further advance
y bush In GkocKsrs there
change The stocks of Cosss and srs.s small,
upward Ssles WHsxs bb at 22 and bhas
Al, g.Aslhs O.. aud bui q hunted supply oheilns
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The following is the provision in the
General Banking bill before the MaryandL


hst whenever any association formed under the proys
IONS this act for the purpose Of banking shall lawfully
o.pxfer 10 the of Maryland portion Of the stock,
aebe or bonds OF the State Of Maryland of the United
tstss NJ te aggregate value of thousand dollars
upward when valued the rates hereinafter established
I'll association shall be entitled to receive from the said
an equal Of bills for circuatlon OF
sneh denominations les than ten dosrs o. the SAID as
.,c,.s,on shall reouire countersaped by the said and
registered in his office winch bills notes shall be prepared
1t the of such association and by delivered to the
sid 10 be by him registered and counternsned a.
afresaid stock bonds shall in all cases be- or be
made 10 be- equivalent stock Of the State OF Maryland
rsoducing six " cent ~ annurn and It shall not be awai
r the said TO take any suck stock or bonds at rate
above the current value above the value
thereof and which par value shall be recko1ed az follows to
wit lx y cent stock bond at hundred cents IN the
dollar five " cent stock on bond at cents In the
1olar; four and half y cent stock or bond at cents
in the dollar and a three " cent. stock or bond ct
cents in the dollar.
The blanks In the above TO be fled by the legisia
Sure when the bill Is taken up for consideration.
The bin also provides that the capital Of such banking
ma associations shall be subject to taxaon that no d.
rector or other officer shall borrow money from them
and the Legislature may alter repeal this law at any
tme
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R. w WEsTcoTr, Auctioneer.
NLEGANT and COSTLY HOfISEE

I/HOLD FURNITu RE-THIS (Fnday) MORNING az
10: o'clock being al the Of house No IlS Green
wichsysod in consequence of the owner going 70 Eu-
ropeconsstng ia part OF tapestry velvet carpets; Brue
threepy and ingram do splendid French pier asses rch
y framed richly carved mahogany and rosewood fuiturr
suite French sofas tete-atefe dyaas; voaiTe and
rockers; dassk and lace window curtains AID ornaments
nese ornaments mahogany and walnut French bcdsteas
eieganf feather beds hair rnsfesss painted chamber
nifure en- suite silver glassware, China &C. Also mag.
n, worthy the attention Of and srtsta Aso
the gaz hxres with superior seraphae Sale viii com.
Thurxday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
Boar0 ano Rooms.

ROARDING-At No. 40 East Broad
IL way, unfinished room for Gentleman sad his
Vile Aso, for two or three single gentlemen with hot
cold asd shower ha.hs
Prohibition ist May, front and back
& Os.s a: scd and sd stories OF house in State
e.; ons OF lie s desirable locations in the city, froriax
lo,ss,y, ter SeE,lc,ca ard Wives Single Gcn-esa In
qaiIc No ~ fesri-st, seeoni hoase frua WAl,raalsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
ANTHONY. BLEEcKER, Auctionser.
ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE of

Il 4 1888 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated for immediate improvement Sd and fth and
e9th Tooth and l0lststs In the City OF New-York at
auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction,
TUESDAY, April q, 1882 at IL O'Clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange TO the highest bidder the following choice
lots Of ground, viz:
"a Building Lots forming the entire block of ground
bounded by 3d-ay- 4thay, Tooth and l0lststs.
Also "a Lots Of Ground forming nearly the entire block
of ground bounded by Sd and 4hav and goth and l0ohss
The above lots all of full all beautifully situated
for building purposes and very desirable for persons Of small
make safe and profitable investments.
1t is high ground and commands splendid view of the
East River There is probably sufficient building stone
the property TO build all the houses and the surplus soil
doubt be sold TO advantage for filing up lots few streets
above.
Ii is situated few streets above the center Of Yorkvle
and churches, school-houscs, he.
This property admirably located for manufacturing pur
poses and business operaons its close proximity to the I'd
and 4avs and the Harlem Railroad and the vicinity Of
greet improvements renders il very desirable and being
cessbe almost every hour of the day the city proper
makes very convenient for doing busness in the
city, or for the workingman or mechanic.
This property all lies III body and from its peculiar
location and advantages must become populous and
very important part Of city and its purchase cannot but
be safe and profitable investment Of capital Title perfect
and free from all membranes.
The of sale win be very liberal to tho purchasers
IS per cent Of the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage for years. at cent The sale viii be
positive.
For further particular apply to the aactionecr, No.
Broads where maps describing the above property can be
had
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f. CoLros, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FUR

II NITURE, &c. kc.-F. COTTON will sell THIS uAiy
April 10TH at Oi O'Clock at the corner OF LerngonAs no
2ts the entire furniture of the house. co ssns OF very
fine sofas mahogany chairs French bedsteads dyana op
mans marbeop center and card tables W.
stands hat do solar and hall lamps mantle omamenaA
three-py and ingram carpets oil cloths beds and MATTRESSES
china and glassware, table cutlery sofas resefaoi vy
fine cooking stoye kitchen urniture, &c1 Nc CatAogns
ready al 9 A. NJ Sale of Furniture ON SATURDAY. e NO.
lis fIeser-st and ON MONDAY, at No. lJ2 WeG xAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE HOUSES and LOTS

l/and BUILDING LOTS on Myrtle aud Carleton avs,
and Adelphist in the City of Brooklyn at Auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at Auction on
SATURDAY April H. at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change in the City Of New York. the following property,
ON CARLETos-Av.-The twostory frame House and Lot
ntusted on Caretonsv 90 feet south Of Msay and be-
tween Wloughbys and Nyrtleav, Brooklyn. The house
is p feet BY feet in depth with basement and CELIA. and
two story kitchen on the also piazza ncosed with
glass; The lot Is feet front and "a feet 10 inches by
from So to ss feet in DEPTH pleasantly located block east
of Washngtonpark.
Also valuable brick Houses and Lots the east hide
of Adelphst 80 feet south Of Myrleav the lots each
IS feet by SO feet in depth One of the said houses q fest
by s. feet inches in deph being three stories and attic
with cellar containing finished in excellent style
with French glass marble nantes CRATES all good order and
built by days works with Finch brick walls The adjoiu-
house built IN the best STYLE being IA feet BY 36 feet
inches IN depth the main entrance beng the sde hall
finished with circular stair cases. finished In fine STYLE and all
in good order.
Also three building Lots the south side of Myrtleav
between Aaeph and Clermont Tor avenue aud rear
Of the lastnamed houses and lcts This property Is In
good neighborhood and pleasantly located being Was
ingpark and the Fulton Ferry route passng
every FIVE minutes in the day Terms liberal the pur-
chasers For Maps and fun particss apply 70 the
AuctoneeY No. Broadst Q,yS3)
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Spoken. &c.
April g, on Gun Key, schr. P

Apr6 on Gun Key schr Pampero from Mobile for New York
April lat "a 49, on 50 2s Dr. ship Jshn Davies from New
leans for Liverpool
April of Monaut chip believed to be the Inez OF
Ecwburypo Mobile for Bostonlby the Arctic, at Providence
llth.
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3. A. Chiffon, Aucuoneer IA
nEREMPTORY SALE of 80 Lou eps

III Cores Of Lon of Ground located Sd and ~ ~
on ssth goth and Slsss, Yorkvc IN the izIn sn -
the City of New-York. COLE Chiffon ~ Il ~
suetion on TUESDAY, April 1. 1852 a. ~ &C., - =
Merchants Exchange the above descysbed ba'l6ns ey
longing TO Eleanor d. and William Harns Ihn P2S4
has an elevation above Underwater OF between ID 80 -
and commands extensive and pcturcs5ae We. -
East River the Sound, and Ne State Of Ccnnoeo@ n
Wesichester County, and IL u believed y uns.p -
squaIed for respectable residences BY any other S -,
.,S, ns remain on saad nd or,ss q Per go
Auuun, for three yesrs desired Al taxes sad 1.i -
Of the property paid, and the property win Be
incumteTed when the deeds delivered c-x~n
printed abstract OF title, BY r 4 4 y Ss,ssscS
Esqs, No 81 Wallet VIII re furnished 70 every 81 -
The e4J Of sale. For NAYS and PARTICULAR wv ~
sueroassn NJ Wapl
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTIUN,

Il Of FARM Of $50 acres, in Bergen County, Newy~
sey by order OF the Executions Of Henry Eagle Aecesec
ADRIAN II MULLER will sell at auction, on TuESpAIs
April 20 1882 at II O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Excnsae
Of the estate Of Henry Eagle deceased all hsf -
tain farm tract OF land situate and lying the hsee
sack River, in the Township Of Hackensaek County ~
enssck River by large Creek called Bcs
isskn, southeastery by other lots and the creek w.
parts the from the lands and meadows Of ConnS
Vreesnd and norhessery by Overpeek Creek and Eno.s
the Ferry Farm, containing 535 acres be the same nor
less excepting and reserviDg from the befofensnns
boundaries certain lot conveyed by Samuel Ogden ~ -
wue to one John Terheune supposed TO contain 10 aa
VIM. NELSON,
r. Adds EMMETT.
Executors OF the estate Of Henry Eagle, dcceass4
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g. S. y. oas dip ss o. and as L Nv s
from from, s SOM A's ,. hs sa Saw
Ran Cou.,tuion Bren Lsth. Ben~n ~ dy- ballast and ~
passenger TO oeinei. Co Erp-ne"ssa 's' 'e''
Boz Peara.s Dor,e sP Apr" D eos'oo "od &C. 10
BIS Br.s.n,. ofw.dobool Mcintyre, Nayasae7 Pr q d..
e. ss,o Wac Charleston and G.
BanI~y sA IN 90 Carolina sief~cot FOR New Ton
Bra N~s,enser. tB) Baekey Anehi IS day. hh' 70 :"
Boz coao, of Pro.denee) Dutch, NaaHsas - dys, 'a 70
Brs Jane Bird tBr) eas Havana "a d-y- sugar. &c. To
sbr Ton,as Mayhem HaehA- spencer za-a tcaba)
Ia d,y, sugar. Hsyb~~ Co 9Th inst. H. - hon
a : 80 lou a r. .pass ss sssi Es:
sehr asei Story tof sr St Domnso March
Is mahogany, A. C. ko~-e Co Said N CO. with o,s
March ~ Of Key spoke Detroit from Ga1yans ef
Yofk 18th OF Barnesxi, spoke seh Arcadia oh
sr Grace Hopkins. Aakaps. days Ho--s. &C. 70 Tasyer
Co iih INST lat s:l ION o. o. Dose ss % fore
mast. and would make the dearest port p. e. lob,
day -four and wheat TO H. Peson 81 ososr'
Hsrphy George, SB days, granite 70 Beae; chense,
H,yr nss:sd Gas,sr arlington NC day., naval
COnnec,r Jones Alexandra day.. foa and wheat to order
ss';a a'1 rs. ro'es Co. vI,y, spro- Lsie day.
Vanguard CrooEe wood Juan de caasena Hooper,
nsrbias, bound 20 Philadelphia
BELOW ship. Term brig. topeal .ehr-
WIND-At E. with uiendian NJ with ram; sas
sst W., and fresh.
lrrom Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, April Is rvived-Bark Charles c ssIe,
Haer Pon Prince brs; Anao,sr HaIssr Boston %P Pit
ns n.1 wi.mssaS; ' fhomas Hei. Han M York
s g.. T Em h ss CARP
Chester crosey Boston bns Empire cronen 90 Geo Masnns
sehs j. p Loasnd Chapman Port Lavaca; ho'-. Taylor A.
% NOBLE Ira, 4S.% ao1 G TSss ro' h. c as
Portsmouth, slvia Rsbse, Hisbee, Roxboro.
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csnssuSsS }Ss~ rVn Psg<l
nuents are unusually heavy from St Louis to Ch'ca-
"a. no previous year has Witnessed large quantity
= that now about to 20 forward 70 the various points
- the Lakes.
In relation to the coal trade OF the pres
sue season The Philadelphia Ledger says
The Anthracite coal trade possesses general in
NDrest and everything relating 10 comes home 70 the
nreside of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the community Tne
consumption of 1851 ran 20 far ahead of all former ex
perience that tie market barely supplied tnoasn
She united energies Of all the coal districts were axe
nearly their fun working capacity The incrcase
production OF 1851 over 1850 was million OF tuns anu
q this we may say every tun was consumed luz ~
~resse we have reason believe, Is due 10 een..re
Increase of activity In manufacturing, sseam faseus
md domestic uses which u not going 10 iah on, Des
r.sher elbows marked dyns of steady Progression.
6bould the market require the same propornonate IN
eynaee for 1852 one and quarter millions OF ths aan
eonsv must be provided But suppose tha insteao OF
~ ner cent the Increase of last year, we assume that
81 per cent increase is all that viii be required, (and
ira win not certainly be overrating it, then we shall
vanf from the Anthracite coal mines OF Pennsyivania
10000 tans more than hast years suppfes-aklng an
pscty Of our several Anthracite coal fields may be set
down nearly ~ follows In fact we give pretty much
sheir own figures
Schuylkii- Rsilroad, .--.----.-l6 UO
Canal .....-. 10000 23oaUU
Iehish lUuUp
Delaware and Hudson Co. ..............-- 10000
Susquehannah Canal Co. --...--...-.-...--. JUVt
Total. .---.-.-1,sv"oV
The following is the provision in the
General Banking bill before the Maryland Legisla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16

by kefA R,re Bosfa SO bush Of Oats sa5 do Rye, aoo
DO Ground Feed Is do hea 81 bb FLAX seed aud IA do Timothy
e~e>i
By Es Ra,ssdis4 plsA Batter 1856 Calves, % bales Wool
and 49, bus. Oats
~ Nss Rarsn Raread 50 pigs. Butter and 500 Tab-s
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AuetNnesr. 80
rTENRY ". LEEDS, Auctioneer, Will

sell THIS DAY, at No SO Chambersst, at loi 9coct
large and valuable of rosewood mahogany ana
walnut furniture china glass and plated sot~ cha
rockers tables fancy chairs feather beds ps
SEES &C. This worthy OF the attention OF those IN ws
gard 10 the weather by order Ct assignee and others Gen.
ln readY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16

WILLIAM DuAosr, Auctoneer.
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IL BRONX RIVER POWDER WORKS, at Msringv1s
Westchesser County New-York will be sold auction
DuAONT HOSACK, under the direction Of shsnss y
said county, on TUESDAY the 10th day Of April fsZ
IL O'Clock the Court House at the town Of White -
The above named property consisting Of about nny
acres Of land IN high state VI cultivation nuated o.
Bronx River about twenty-five miles from the CITY -
New-fort, and in the Immediate vicinity Of no nsS ,
Railroad Station at Hsrs Corner Besides tie TO- o~
WORKS, which IN good order there is the Rfems
good substantial stone Dwelling House with all regaas
out-bnldings &c. The water power valuable fn N
n.ornlat0n. application can be made 10 10 CAAS~S"
WHITEHOUSE L. co. No. Sc Wall-sf.