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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

Sabsnrlbets. uhs % HOi Eiss q bfsss .al.,, !
the contrary are considered sishiug Il cOalltaa
heirsubserptons.
8. u subscribers Orass ths hsouduahss Of
heH papers, lie ps5nsheF msg sshtlnuas 10 seaa
lien untll ell affesragsa are pait. nDlif..ees
3. u Subscribers neglect os fsfass % take Ask
papers trota the Offices 10 which theg are ssut thsY
are held responsible till thsy have sstiiei tAslf
bills, and ordered their paper dlso0atihafii
II subscribers remove e char plndGa &ithoat
notifying the publshsT, ARD ike papel u ~ neni
% q lOrrns' ii eeliob; thsT afe keld lbSponslAs.
This vss The srsi obipeiioo On ~ psri % .his
proPostiun.
May plead some litiis iots Of -bouas. ahich
gave iue lhs preferences .Eir the soillsf my owa
country and iss institutional i csIas bacA 10 dc
Under shnse ins,iiuioDs, aud here | am. BE-
level have 90 mote 10 add in reply. wills
shereluTe. conclude wHh q saaIirnsaI:
The C'iy Of Sandn5ky Nay sks coulnas -
grow aad psOsprf uuul she shall squ.l sny ely
10 the WssseFh Stnups. e f1tH ~
Al1sr the General bad eOncibded the cheering
vas enthusiastic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
.lGsl 46 From the Kniekerbocker.
The GRAVE or THE SUICIDES.


BY l. J. BATEs.
Oh, MnIher Earth upon thy breast
Thy ~eary ones enlolding,
And through their long. unbroken rest,
Their peaceful ashes holding:
S,Few gentle fowers and golden Eraiu,
And hang The mourning willow,
whose breath shall cool the burning brain,
And soO'he ths ghaaly pillow. o..
Let morning bFealhs her sweetest breath
Above their Silly bosoms,
Add uoon days veil their brows beneath
The shadow Of Inv blossoms:
And when the birds. at twilight CLEAN,
Have Uilled their evening numbers,
Draw kHdlS as pleasing dream
e The curtain Of their slumbers,
We may not know Ihs rhvobbing heart,
@ Proud sWimrner on lifes biIlow.
That iods where first Ihs daisies start,
e.. Atlsa quiet pillow a.'
We might n see Ihs choking breath,
The weariness Of sorrow,
That fnds beneath the wing Of death
Us hfA sweet Sabbath morrow.
aNe'migh, not see, with genius frsughI,
The mind lor glory burning
Soar up beyond the SWeteh of thought,
And fnlilIess home Te'OEnine:
w ;Rigia a0t wsleh IaG daring fight
That sought the fields Of heaven;
But an We know the aarless night,
The long and cheerlesa even |Hr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

A SPEccLATloN A letter from California.
says = .Ban IRON linois had just arrived
from Independence. having driven tho entire
ds.ance t~o Ih"ussnd turkeys. all hale and
hrhuy. They cost him about fifty cents piece
in tie States. and The cost Of feeding them on
III" way vas nothing; they fed .hemselvps.-
tle has been offered Eight dollars piece"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

4" Gen. Pierce has our best wishes for his sue
cess London Times. -..... g..
mo doubt / Gen. RialI had your best wishes
for Ais- success 100, at chlppssa and LOudy'
k,uIel" s.r ...
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

" doctor" sad man TO physician, my
dauehte. had Fl This morning, and continued
for half an hour without knowledge OF under
standing." -"Oh," replied the doctor, '' never
mind t6sss-tS4hS people continue 10 oil '6c''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

"Wel. you may say what y"u please about
Captain Speckle's meanness there's one thing
know, and That is. ha saved my life three
times at the balIle Of Chapultepec." I" How
40 :" Why, every time he ran away fol-
lowed him."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

"Friend. can you tell US in what sort Of style
men will take up This water law in town y
u think" said Frank, induleing in smile,
q il met with spirit they'll put IL dOUn."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

MoDEsrY.-At an evening party gentleman
carving u chicken, asked lady what part she
preferred. II will take loot handle," said
she,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

THE BEST THAT COULD BE SAID OF HiM.-J John
Randolph. on being asked his opinion Of WIN.
R. King. of Alabama, said" Mr.. King !-Mr.
King wears the hauGsomss. pair OF boots in
Washington. a-3 .rs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

A WANr,-The following appears in the Al.
bany Express WanIed An able. bodied per.
son to hold my wifo's tongue, she and being
unable 70 keep il sill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
MarrYimR In Fun.

Ii is rumored that on Wednesday evening
last, young gentleman Of Ithaca, and a belle
OF our vIllag", went through the marriage Ger.
emony as u farce. the person officiating not SUD.
posed I" be Justice BY ehher bride or groom.
Rumor saws thai each slept alone that night
but judg- 10 their CONSERVATION The next morn.
ing; on finding the mock magistrate was a real
one, and The mock ceremony asn real, as was
proved uy the magistrate presenting the bride
with marriage certificate. The groom. Tu.
nor further saws took il terrible hard al first,
bu, like all sensible people. both parIes. at las,
concluded. as twas only hasIenlng matters O
liule, TO stand it. aud 50 ,heg hiIchrd teams and
commenced us man aud wife, E'myra Rep.
We were last week told Of similar instance.
A very beautiful lady Of this city was paying a
visit IN some friends al distance. where so.
cial party was given 10 compliment to her.
. ne Of the guests Of the evening, a Young gen.
tleman, had evidently become struck wIh the
fair one alluded 10, and when some one pro.
prsad marriage in sSI. he displayed ready
Willingness m go through wih 'Ine ceremony, i,
provided lhs above mentioned lady would &C,
as bride. Welt, tRe play, a. ihe lady supposed
II - be-. was enacted aud the pleasure Of the
evening continued, when all al once. il leaked
OUT that the nrIirg clergyman wa4 clergyman
de facfO, and that the Iwo had been really
married. In this case the groom did not take
it hard slan,fi d his willingness TO ABIDE BY it
bnt the lady declared mos, vehpm4nIIy thar sht
'~oaIIn't stand it, aud became quite angry a
her friends, who il seems, knew InaI the gen.
Ieman v hO married them was a real clrrp,
nan. The rrsIII was, the lWo became very
are soon 10 re.enarI the 'piav.' but this gives il
The interest Of reality. - Troy Post
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

VoTERs At H,Ss!--The S,als JogTnai Of tho
I9.h, says:--"'We have received the entire vOss
OF only twenty-five csUnlies. They indicass
shout the average vuts Of last year. thus shoe.
ing that about 50 600 voters stayed al home.'
Every friend Of Scou should o0k afier these
stay aI-hotne volers, and see that they are at
Inc pals on the 2 Of Nnvembsr. Ii the en-.
ire ScoH feeling Of Ohio can be expressed
lhrough 'he blo-box, the msilriiy for Ihe old
Hero will be triumphant. D1n'I be croskiug
thea, bot g1 to work aud labor faithfully is
your own neghborhood. perhaps 10 yout OwH
shop and household, TO gsI every Scott t0lee I'd
do his duly 70 the gAIlsuT old Chief aud the
couulty. 1000. slsaa
Remember. TOO, that in 1899, the Legisla
turs was against Us by EIWo.lhirds Locofoco
majlriIy, The year alter. we swept Ihs State
BY more ihan 95 OU0 Tor Harrison. There was
no crOaking among Wigs then--iI was work.
work, work aud win! aa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

presume the members slee. from OhiS ufe -
fullOwsl .-.. .s........- ....r.rs ...., 80.
tsDis,.- David T. Dnssy, Loco.
81. Scott HARRISON, Wing. a'..e8
3--L. ID. Campbell Wing. ' ssf
An. Nichols, L1ca. ..-... a...
ga. P. Elgenon. Loco., s-t
6-=.Aad- -EIiAqn. Lpca.
7--Aaron tlahaa Whse. a fea''7 'a1
S-NOses Cor~ia. Whik.
9--F. W. Green, Wing.
l0-J. l. Taylor, Whg. .....- -s
li--ThOs. Rlchey, Wing. ....
ls--Klson B. Uds. Loco.
l3--W. u. Idndsisy, Lpcn '.
l4--H. u. Johnsun. Loco. ae alt l1
I5--W. r. Sapp, Wig. -. .r f..s
l6--Edward Bali, Wing. Sad. .....#...
I7--Wison Shannon. Loco.
iS--Geo. Bliss, Loco.
l9--EJ. Wade. Free Soil. s7H
s0--J. X. Gddings. Free Ssil. ea
2l--AnJ. Stewart Lpco.--Siais Jour.
MesSrs. Hirrlsqn, Campbell and Sapp .ars
elected in districts counted strongly Occfoco.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

The Washington Union sass, that :" Whigisus
is the same everywhere" Prentics fesPohdzi
). Democracy; on the sCptfsty, IS 6Ot .6e sang
in any two places"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

CoNGEEss.-Ws have not fall returns b6t
presums the members slse. from Ohis ufs q.
c,Il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

MesSrs, HTrlsqn, Campbell and SHpp are
elected in districts counted strongly l0ccfoco4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

ALEXANDRIA, March l0.-Sailed, bark Gen. Hard-
son, Meade, Barbados schrs. Amanda Clifford Ball New
York CiarO, Deacon Norfolk
BAIlMObE, March 1l-ArT schr. Ophir Spear Ne w.
York CID schTs. Paimos Sanford, New York; j B 4
+. L, Cramer do: Progress Prettyman do. Sid bari
Active. Gardner, for New Bedford schr. Ann Smith,
BEIsTOL, March 9-Arr brig A G. Washburn. Pieros
Cardes schI President, Padelford Havana Sid 10Th
schr Susan Ludwig, CIOwell, St. Thomas and MayaEuez
BOSTON, slarch llArr ships Corsair, Hubbard Copi-
apo. Chile Monterey, Lincoln, New Orleans barks Heb
ron, Kilby Mobile Lucinda Maria Upton, do Via Quar-
antine-Ship StafoToshre, Brown, Liverpool Cid ship
Thomas B Wales, Lewis Miller San Francisco Oarks
Edmund Dwight, Parker Baltimore CleOra, John Hurss
Of and for New BedfoId bIgs Oak, Small, Gibraltar
Marks Fla China, Studey Phi adelpbia Nothing Went
to tea-shp Hoyoke bark Susan Jane and brig Wahsega
started and all anchored in President Roads Br bark
Jane started in tow and anchored Eantaske Roads
Brig L ". Waxwell sailed last night
BOO1HB AY-Arr. 28th. schrs Mary Jane, Perkins,
Bath for New York.
CHARLESTON, March 8.-Arr barkg JASPER. Hasly
New-Hork HeImione. Howard, Providence, R l. bug
Gamma, Guptli Baltim0re schIs Iahmlroo, johnson,
Botton; ariel. Austin Philadelphia. Cid brigs Hedwig
tPfuss b odom Stettin, Pruss Argus Kean, West In-
oiesi schr Samuel Bolton. Mefshon Phi adelpbia Went
o. sea- leamslp Isabel Rollins. Key West and Havana
shlps glhuades, I'D Mlgan, Liverpool; Alliance llnk
ha1 HaVfe John Henry. OXnard. Liverp s9; bark Bur
lelk brl AIk 2. Liverpool; sChr Aid Leslie, 6zvana.
hDG AhIOWN. March ll-Arr 7h schr. Mlrv n.
shase, ConIo Baltimore for Lynn 8th sid. brig Olive,
Aclionald, New York FOR porr schrs Richmond, E
IL Helrck Susan; Oliver ~ Perry; Mary r. Chase.
Akozid. Dig Virginia Spear, fsr Bath Wind S ", W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
Foreign Ports.

At Sierra Leone Feb l. brig silenus Martin from New
York via Cape Verbs for south coast in days Sid about
Jan II, DIG Washington, Curtis, (from New York; for
Bassa.
Az St. Helena Jan "a, bark LuciIa Welch fm Sumatra
for Boston, to sall next day.
AT Mayaguez 18th ult. barks James Hall. Jarvis wig.
cargo New Haven Hunter, for New Haven soon brigs
Atlantic Duell, for do same day Heuvias, Griffin, aud
margaret, -, wig Ih0s. GfOWbndge I'm NeW-Haven,
lust arr schTs Charles v Lansil, Of Bangor, for New
just arr
tJacme 18th ult, schrs Eugene, Freeman fm Boston,
dlsg Palestine, Brown, for do days MonIose Ste-
yer, from and for do.
At Aux Cayes 22d ut schrs. John A. Cook Garrck fn
Boston. MOxo, Bush from and for do days.
AT Segua la Grande LIST inst baks St. Lawrence Prince
toI N York ldg; Lucerns Yates, I'm Havana arr 5th
to lead for N York brigs Benz. Carver, Clifford AbanO
Buns and Abby Jones' CLARK, from Boston A Blanch-
f5I E9zs @Sl Ser S for g. ds Brilliant SBr Greenwood,
sehrs Glehview Burns and Onece unc Mary GOton for
New-York next day.
At Trinidad 2oth ult. bark Gen Jessup, Fisher unc
At CenfueFos 18th ult, bngs Sooto Mcfarland. for n
York days Sea Breeze, Hartman for de. do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
DIED.


On Friday afternoon, WILLIAM DAWSON, in the
54th year Of hisag
attend his funeral at St Barholomews Church. Sunday
afeInOen at o'clock. wi hout further invi alton.
March II, WILLIAM COLSON of the Barclay st. Ho-
HsTemans WILDE taken to Athens Greene County. for
~ Greene County papers will please copy
March r. EMILY wife of jeremiah Green, and daugh
ter OF G. osIsnca Esq IN Ihe 4sh 10 ei sT age At
Oc ock Saturday morning. to Greenwich Conn.,, for in-
tement The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
'CRsRIES GEDDES son Of Elizabeth and the late
ColDtlius " Black we'll aged years and months
Fune al on Satufday az Slocs ~, rom 10; ~
Henyt BrOokln. The friends Otthe family. and of hls
grandmother, Hannah Maaek) are respectfully invited
On Monday March at the residence Of his uncle, in
Channinesyile, Duchess Co, N. Y, Mr.. THOMAS
COCHRAN, the 28thyear Of his age late member of
Unneo StaLes Engine Go. No 9.
in Brooklyn, March 12 Mrs. MARIA PATTISON wife
Of Mathew Psttson the 5lat year Of her age after
prorsoe ed illness which she bore with Christian ortitude
those Of her in law David K. Ducker, and also the
members OF Brooklyn Lodge. No &c, o. of O. F., and
vted to attend her funeral from her late resdsnce No.
l78 York st. Brooklyn o'clock sunday afternoon, l4th
met.
A. Norwalk, after a short illness, ELIZABETH, wife
On Friday, March l2, after severe illness. L AwsON
" JG youngest son OF Edward L. aud Mary E. Tnton,
aged year months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family, and members of Shakspere
Lodge o. @ F.; also. Niagara Chapter No. S. o. U. A.,
fathers residence No Leroy-st on Sunday l4th, at
p NJ. without further notice
On Frdsy March is ia the 27th year of her age ELI
ZABETH youngest daughter of the late Mr. Daniel Muir
phy, OF Cork Ireland
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her fune
Ial on Sunday at O'Clock NJ from her late residence
No 81 Bieecker-st.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
Of his parents No l2a Lawrence St. near Wi1oushby,
without further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

FTgH moderately active LOO otis DRY Cod sold &c
So gla SO 25 bhs Massacbusets lckersl at 50 25
50 37i No. l. and 600 No al 81 750S8 100 clSks
liate s0i ile & qtl hbls Gllhed Herring 50
HIDES rathe quiet. 83i sated Buenos AYres, 10
h. sold a. &c. months 20 60 East; 400 do at SIC
months 700 d. kips 25 h &c. months for the East
1890 OTnoco, 81 10, ll3c and L5OO Matamoros 22l ID,
ll}c. m nlhs.
LEATHER continues to strengthen in price as the de-
mand gains the supDy Hemlock Sole is very firm at
49, a l4i for light and middle weights.
LEAD g Quot sut firm l50tuns Spanish sold at S4 32ls
months adding interest
GROCERIES, are rather dull Coffee is firm $50 bags
java sold az ic aud BfOvn at l2lc; 800 bags 81
Domingo at 08c 600 bags HiO at 8a9e. Molasses are
fteady. 800 hhds Cuba MuscovadO sold at quo slc 81
Porto Rico at 29ld30e. 500 bbls New cans az zy0'J5
lO3 Claved Cubas 8c Sugars without chanse w
Perto Rico sold at 5la6lc 900 hhds Cuba Muscovado
at 3la5ic: 500 boxes Brown Havanas at 5@5lc; 500
bbls. New Orleans al 3765lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Jailed 2sd for the United states 18th Thistle Grace do
and ssi ed 9ith for the u S. h Manchester. Coin do
and sailed 29th for 1he u s. Sid llh, Thames, Rsnaie,
Lloyd's List Feb &C.
GTsvesend,-sld FEB a5 Ksying' Pearce, Matanzas;
Ossf. pea13iT Feb 25 Matilda LuoEe Davis, osmerara;
Prince Albert, Meyer NeT-Yoik; Frederic Warren,
PiySo5Ih-sld Feb. 25. L I'vely Downie, rgew-York
m1ford-bld Feb q aad 1s' En- erprise, Evans, VIII
I{vsTpos-sid Feb q %@ Jarvis. jarvis New Or
leans. 25lh Star o the West Kay Porto Rico; Geo. W.
Charleston; Arcnc. Isl Luce, New York; Hemisphere
Mhn lesea, DO; Racer, Steel, do; Star Of the West
Brown, DO Chaos, Danton, do Plymouth Rock Cad-
We wel Bost9n Ouny Crow BuckspoIt Blanche, salier
CIde-sd Feb "a, Mary Scott, Boston. 25th, Lady of
the Lake Duncan Savannah Agnes Sophia, Belts Pnila
sbieds-sld Feb "A Endymi5n, Clark, New-York.
BARGE elona-Arr Jan 25 Veioz Gaditann, de Agulrre,
Catalina Garriea, do Yndustiia Msristany. do:
stromness. Feb. 2o-About fly American deals haye
just been driven shofe westward Of this harbor As
they appear been only short time in the water it
searsd that some vessel has been wrecked at no great
'''s Lloyds List, Feb. IS.
OF Falmouth-AIT. eb %, Woodbridge, ---7 Sin
Newport-Ar Feb "a, Falcon. Hutchiug. Gloucester.
for Wi mingon; Aunandae, Pearse do, for Boston Sid.
Luconia Hamilton, St Thomas; Dorcas Hi1 do; Cover
nor Hggnson Auoy Boston, after repairing sd, Otto
LivsIpoOl-sld Feb %. Harvard, Lane, New-York.
Clyds-sld Eel. 20 Frederic. Smith, Boston. asd, Ar
gyle, Burton Boston.
sligo-sld Feb %, Sarah, Fraser, Ne v York.
Havfe-Arr Feb % Msrmion. Hadley, Nsw-York; Sa-
moset Chapman, ChatleltOn. 23l, Living Age New
Orleans: Belle, Assise -- do
vulnerable. Feb A-The Frederick Warren, Mather,
for Roston, lost anchor and cable this morning, and
struck upon the Ouze Sand but off without assls-
tance aud has been Supplied
Falmouth, Feb. 2t-The Cornwall (barS) Of plymouth,
abandoned French big lying close TO her WIN piece
OF nailed the and port to which she be-
longed stripped her OF sails &c. passed 1871 Feb in
lat as NJ lon 10 W. BY the Drydsns Baker of Falmouth
Queenstown. Feb 22-The Brandon, OF Liverpool Law
ton from Hond urus London, abandoned 70 lat 46 n
Ion. 12 W. crew saved
Scarboro Feb. ga chest Of clothes belonging to
4
beth King inside, and Matthews, the edges Of the
leaves. has been picked up and brought in here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Sid from New-London March 10, bark Pearl, Forsyth,
South AtlaDtic and Indian Ocean.
Sid from Porto CabeO Feb 26, brig Benz. Franklin, Of
Beverly from Bonairo, with $50 bbls. sperm, having
touched for water.
At Tacahuano Jan l2 ship Lexington, Bunker of Nant
with 600 bbls 200 do. VIII. OIL fitting for the NV.
Coast bark Peru starbuck, Nantucket, oil not stated
At Cape de Verbs Dec 25, ship Elizabeth Barker of and
25 days from New-Bedford, all well. clean.
Spoken Dec 25 lat Al. lon SO W, ship Maria Taylor,
New Bedford oil not stated Heard from about time
ships Kutusoff and Natchez of New-Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

On Sabbath evening, March T. in the Free viii Baptist
Church Sullivan BY the Pastor, (Rev. d. NJ Graham,)
MI JOSEPH L. AMES to Miss ORLlNDA C. PAR
KER, both Of this City.
March 10th, at Chester, New Jersey BY Rev I. J.
SOuehtonburgh, Mr.. CHARLES E. GILDERSLEEVE,
Of this City and Miss CORNELIA L daughter. of Da-
Eid Barnes ESQ, Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
R..eint. nr prndnce. .FRIpAY. March q.

Bv the Erie RaiIroad-1 2O7 bbs Flour 1891 bus. ats
So Hogs s68 bus Wheat, casks Ashes, 64 tuns lfon'
534 des Leather and 22j pkgs. Butter,
v Nelp Hqpn Railr0adl9 pkgs Leather 80 do Butter,
al do cheese s6 bbls f our so de Whisky.
b. HUDSON RiUer Rail- oadl57 bbls Flour. $50 pkgs.
Meal N do Butter l2O9 do. Cheese, 10 do. Ashes,
79s bus 556 do Malt 40 do Feed AS sides Leather
28 sheep Cattle So Hogs 46 bbs Liquor 426 bales Hay
10 do Wool, and 872 pkgs. Merchandise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcKER. Auctioueer.
NWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

\ on the Of 4th az. and 25th-st, at auction.
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER will sell at public auction
On TUESDAY March Is, 1882 at l2 o'clock the Mer-
erty, viz
ON 4ih Az. and 25th st-rwo valuable building lots
Qated on and next the southeast of 4th-a and
both of the same fronting the Said
es oeng each In sze - feet 81 inches front and by
Ivy ee IN depth Title indispu able Terms ten per cent
ohhe cay Of sale, with the suctioneers fee 900
No" on mortgage at SIX per cent-the balance paid
on OF peIore try days For maps and further parcu-
iafsi apply 70 the Auctioneer, No Broad-st 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

BOSTON. March PAT ship suffolk, New-O rleans /;
barks Kipler. Palermo Fame, Glasgow, via S. Thomas
William, Philadelphia; Scott, Dyer, Mstanzas Zion Bal
Or reans
Cid bark Waltbam Savannah brigs Itaska St. Thoml;
Henry Mathews SAgua Indian Queen, Mobls Rebscca
Frances Philadelphia; Erie. Philadelphia sehrs. Fair
field, Norfolk Charles Anstrum, Cape Haytien Rib,
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
SPOKEN. &C.

March lat 80 lon 78 49, was seen ship Chas Croker
from New Orleans for Havrs.
March lat 36 90, lon 10 80 brig Marshall Dutch from
Boston for Trinidad.
March 4, lat s2 l2, Ion "A 50, brig Guerilla from -
for Mobile.
Feb 80 lat Al 4O lon So 80 was seen ship supposed the
Shackamaxon, from Philadelphia for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

MINIATURE ALMANAc----THIs DAY.
BUN-Rises- IS Sets-.- 05 MoON-Rises-...1 49m
HIGH WATER March l3.
Sandy Hook Il 5ia Gov Island 3 Ala Hell Gate "A ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioaoer.
DHREMPGORY SALE I'M PARTI-

E. H. LUDLOW Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-
a BILE PROPERTY on Sd and 2d-avs, 44th and 45th
sts e. H. LUDLOW viii sell at Auction on moNDAH
Mach 5 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange;
5 lots on the N g. corner OF 3d-av and 44h-st.
2 lots the NV corner Of Cd av. and a n st..
north side of 44th bet I'd and 3d-av0
lots the south side Of 45th st bet I'd and avs
10 OF the purchase remain on mort
gage of years Title perfect and fall waantee
viii be given Maps be had at the Office Of the Auc
tioneer, No. IL Wall-st.
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rvrvr, AHTHoNT BLEEcKER, Auchoneer

ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer
NE VALUABLE PROPERTY No:
NTi56 ~ Bowery IN the City Of New-York, at Auction
a. AEsd10TH6 ITlH6 J. BlEECKER will SELL at public auction,
IN M SEEPAf March lS 1851 at 70 o'clock al the Mer
en's n ghange, the following desirable property, viz
- IN l5s BoweIy-The brick front House and valuable
os OF 5loand known No. 27l BOwery between H0ua-
on ana sssaid lot being size 22 feet inches
ana rear BY 79 feet depth be the more or loss
No. BTOad-st. Glge4
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GFrom our Correspondence
NEWPORT, March liar. brig Aurora, Gardner,
Dighton; sloop Colchester, JarVey, fm New York
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Ceaal Notires.

WHE PEOPLE of the STATE of
n NEW YORK by the grace of God free and ind epend-
ent To all persons interested in the estate Of THOMAS
STEELE, late of the City of New York, deceased.
creditors next Of kin. otherwise. Send greeting: You
and each 81 hereby cited and required personally
be and appear before Surrogate County of Now
York at his Office in the City of New York. the 18th day
of April next II O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day
then and there to attend the final settlement
count Of pToceednls of JESSE READ and JAMES c.
STEELE, as Adminsraors Of the goods, chattels and
credits Of said deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of Office Of
said Surrogate be hereunto affixed Witness.
GL.sl ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD Esquire Surro
gate Of our said County, at the City Of NewJYork,
the 9th day of January the year Of eur rd one thou
sand eight hundred and ffy-two.