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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

NOTICE.-For the benefi. of Others hereby
Y certify that have received more benefit from
two bottles of Bakers Premium Bitters in my sick
ness With the Dyspepsia, than any ihingI ever have
tried, with the assured confidence that it will ex
terminate that annoying disease.
(Signed) JOHN E. BROOK,
Richmond June 9Th 1852 lie Is n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

ELEAS! FLEAS!!-A fresh supply Of the
L celebrated "Flea Poison" just made. Last
summer this preparation gave entire satisfaction; as
it is perfectly simple, ana in its application to dogs
cats, horses. colored chdrens heads, &c, it ia en-
tirely successful in removing feas and all other
troublesome insects Made and sold by
je 23-6t O. A. STRECKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24


NKEsH WHITE SUI hUK AND
i OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply Of White Sui hur Water, from
the Greepbrier White Sulphur springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water. from the Congr s. Spring. Sara
toga.
Orchard Acid Mineral springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly info use for various ds
eases, such as chronic affections OF the digestive
and urinary organs, and some OF the cutaneous dis
esses, chronic dyspepsia chrome darrneea ehfpnic
dysentery chronic dinresss. chronic eystitis, dia
betes In of low typhoid levers, In coLyaies-
cence from protracted fesers TO excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles. dropsy, &c
Ordinary dose for 40 adult VINE glasa fpn, d.
lufed taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing is analysis by Professor.
Siliman, opinions Of medical writers and various
letters AZ to is curative properties in certain dis
eases. furnished erstuitously y
jeal sole Agents for the state Of Virginia.
I And - HRvKICO.-We ofier Tor sale .
u tract of LAND in Hennco containing SIS acres.
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond Ii
Il bounded on the west By the Richmona, Freder.
tcksburg and Potomac Railroad. and on tie north
and east ny the chickahominy Creek The whole
tract l. of excellent quality has about $50 acres o,
provements are Of the hrst order. We win ses
with this land shouid the purchaser prescr il ths
stock Of every description and the faxmjng nipple
meuts Of every kind. AZ It rarely happcns tbs
ouch property a this gets into market and = lant
l. now much sought Va would remind cap:talist
Of the propriesy q thsir applying without delay.
TOLER q COOK.
je9l G1norai AGENTS
1000 SACKS SALE oloss a 81 =
jsa DAvEafoRr, ALLEN : CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

QMnkn y thousand ~ wids I'd b4irkf
~ 6usquehannA Box Hoerds rl
90 ihonssnd nj seusonso Oh Plank, 81 lpbop.
% thousand feet Seasoned Button Wood, - q.
y Thousand feet 80 Cherry, for tobacco boxes
" 60 best qnslisy lnch Cherry
q 90 IA h @ Dressed Flooring
and Weather Boarding. or ssle 81 - s
BELVlN = Parker,
Mahogany aud Lumber Dealers.
On Brood, between Governor and MAYO 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

| AND FOR SALE.--We offer for sale about
II 100 acres Of land in Henrico county, about q.
ven miles north of the city-one half OF which Il
might be spared from it to pay for the land Il Hes
weil-is conveniently situeted and il Of good aual
ity 1t is without improvements and will b priced
accordingly. Apply early. 80
TOLER & COOK,
fp IL A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

TT YOU DOUBT, COME AND SEE
l. Lawns at cents, Linen Cambria Hdkfs ct cts,
Delanes 10 cts enest French 20 to % cts: Baraees
Tissues, Grape Shawls. with large assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Good all selling off at great
bargains. LEWIS Cheap Store
lie % Is and SO Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

A ~ S from the subscriber on Tuesday,
or so years Of age. dark complexion. and :, ~
dark unter the eyes, rather inclined to be thin
built; had on, when she left, dark brown cal; -
dress will give Reward Of 95 for her re
turn to me- NO. o
je 23-3t* R.H RApNrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

and certain worm destroying medicine Is in
the form of pleasant 81 rup, so palatabe that
children readily and eagerly take it. There is no
mistake about this. 1t can be depended upon as
safe and prompt in expeiling worms from children
If no worms should exist it will act emily az
gentle purgatve and no possible injury can result
to the most tender infant, from its use For sale
by EJ.PICOT,
e23 Corner opposite the Old Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
DIED,

a. o'clock, on the morning q the 9Th OF FEB X Ugh
MLLEk, Jr IN the 18th year Ofh,s Sge
s hshus and acVsslntances respecuullv iny,ts,l
attend ms funeral, from the residence OF his Eathsr
~" Aeephi-st, Brooklyn, "Wednesday chs afsr.
rtsn ppmmssey Mich ON the sSd Of January GILBERT
eens 49, sssn ~ formeriy Of Duichess County
.ussusy NE 2uh isst.. Mrs EMEIINE CAR,IER
meabs and Il, 49,, 'Ahs B"oksssver. aged A years 10
llIss relatives and friends Of The family .rs ,.,,sr
invited 20 ssad tss funeral this afternoon a, orlrs
without further invitation. - ~A~ Shss
On Tuesday morning, gish inst, HARRIET SMITH
months 49, - 'V-is ahe
The relatives and friends invited to attend her fon
tsi on lhufscay morning. 26th INST at 10 O'Clock Ss,
hsr late residence, Ne. tlS ath.s rhe remains will h.
hneato Jamaica. L. L., for iniement
va sunday afternoon the 22d inst 1851 All STJYRGES
skco ~ years months aad 70 DAYS -
h. and fnsads VI the family and Of his ssns
1890, Suser Richardson and A Il MARSHALL are re-
opsss invited to attend has farera w,,aoat fy,hsr
Tssidssss NJ "a Stssseen, AZ o'clock. from his late
esh-sv "s"-sTh-st, between Broadway and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
SIMEON DRAPER Auctioneer
THE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL-

Il ROAD COMPANY now offer for sale. through
SIMEON DRAPER. their Bonds for 100000 maturing in
y on the lat OF January and LIT Of July at the Mechanics
Bank in the City OF New-York
These Bonds part of OF 500 COO secured by
ne mrs. and only mogase on Their road 70 shephard
balance Of nht has been taken in the country
The Western Vermont Railroad extends south from Rat-
land - miles wholly within the ate of Vermont the
north west corner of Bennington, where It upltes with he
Troy and Bennington Railroad under favorable arrange
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad. at point wheye the
tas' road after come cng WIN Lhe autiand and While
north and south course CURING to the eastward to cross
the Green Mountains.
Taken in CONNECTION with the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad from Burlington south through Otter Creek Val
leg 10 Rutland the WetsrD Vermont RailrOad-consRu
ing on through the southern part OF the VALLEY Of the
stream. and through the valley OF the Batenkll the
Troy and Bennington and other southern roads will not
only open up the traffic Of these valleys rich MARBLE
iIon lumber, and agricultural produce. but II complete
New York BY route considerably shorter I'D # far
favorable grades than any now IN existence
From North Bennington II sends OF branch miles
pgh south TO Bennington, from whence the railroad
under survey Lebanon springs the Harlem Railroad
at Chatham -Four Corners, viii, when completed
pectsd early 1859 perfect with the Western Vermont
Railroad and It's branches the best and shortest
that be made between New YORK City and Canada
The work on the Western Vermont Railroad has been
done the best manner with cures and grades Of the
most favorable character Under the df the Stock
holders and Directors Il has been prosecuted With speed
but more particularly ~h regard 10 sconemy-aad il Is
by he Is " May Gust Il nos exceeding OO9
per mls including fufli.Eie
Forty tgO miles Il he road cpsHed for traffic
from Rutland spuh 30 Arlinsg n, yermnIhs iroa aud
mstersi all read, FOR the Of the road-and the
~h lie man line would have seen completed this bat
for The delay getting the do cnssq upon the
unprecedented seveIy ard early closing Of the
The work has been done by the farmers and manufAcu
Iefs along he line q the road. who have subscribed
see oee 70 the stocx and have paid Up their Subscriptions
with oommendabe pr5nptness; aad the COMPANY now
cone forward for the s' time be fore the public u raise
BY sale q Their Bonds the necessary complete the
payments for their purchases Of Iron and furniture
PGtmptory Sale Of the above Bonds will take place
a. the Merchants Exchange past u clock
ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th of March
For full particulars applyt0
kETCHUM, ROGERS h BEMENr
No IS William st. and TO
SIMEON DRAPER, No. 20 Pine st
zif thhl0 corner Of William
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nsru.nv-Ispe~-Yosso IN the sth rst Mrs MAX
RIFr DE- LA HAYE, wife 81 Capt Snshs 80
Pscxart AZ her laslcass zee ~ 49,. -. - -
n sr,, horn IN vieinn, ssc Tsstns seeo-a Wv "a No.
hp.nau6 WHO esfIg feit Nsev .e' 49, - ii ~.
dauehter She never had en- 1fsn ol ~ ~ ~ ~
scesans % her IA ure ceateesd aud sosoea ia
the child Of her husband y rem n,ss ~ de.,b
OF nearly twssty years. the coipulu 60 20. eel
OF tas mts; smahe shd eArsiehe "aus - hs..aif 80
a., She too left an Infsnt dapgnte' a. &c ~
-, ien and tsls helpless lttie ceanfe became tAe
,Ssrys on Mrs Packard her m ftn-' hao psen 20. -
soc,ude and love rae mas ais A. sSh ne
he duties If mother IN both tsess cas- hes ,I -
II Sfrs Packatd thu writer rst became tcqusintel IA
n $50 immediately after his Ae msIt IA ile
Sits o New Yorx ne recalls with mel iac i9y -
-. almost inuumeTshe instances O. bef trenaHnlD tna
through long OF par chia ihercoft ticI
h and n.r long before the period o' Thch
believers 10 the s4ly d,On. aad having oec0 ne
hbsct,d with little G. and ST. Society. 'hey "eni %h
- handful ofriends 20 OTchsf1ft aud cOunue1 thsI
..a1eciin with that Sce'y through us "Bg coarse :"
i,l and struggle Mrs r betrayed her French .rSn IN
tie character OF her mlad AID IN aer manners sac vas
nd,peIdent her feelings speech sne manners ana va.
te,sfr liable Re msnteTDreted Oy those WnO dfi no
utiu afsly know Der Ye ste possessed o. me u -
sterling Guaiirles She affect maze anu TAI al
The difficult duties o. sep-A Jtner, none
suYpsts her As friend she sincere and stedltaN
Her kbduess and seLerosiy the poor most sHe-
plaYy ard have occasion fer gralule, ah9 -
the loss Of bene factor Tn latter part 81 nef iie hA
been fl ed wi Suffering, BY ncer, an ca a. i~sl te1.
nsted her existence But she bore up nndef that I9'ha
he disease Nth Christian patience and rssgnas9 aAd A.
last surrendered her spirit without mYfai nto 9ue
bnpca al the meat good BE who gave H. efer'e
viii She he remembered by her husband and nef gaAu
daughter now left alone, ard long VIII Asy MOURN .ne
loss OF them all that ~Ie aad nother coa
be But with Them viii may syppa'hze VINO ~ " aai
her worth bay the consultations OF the Word
OF God neier slail De FouchsafoeO
eli hose who are touched by this sfticnrn.r s,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
v..sersrsrn Mexics,

IA IL.
SIen VIC of files of the StgiO,
we are IN saI from the Mexican capital, 70
=! nsn arc, ui, being seven days ia'ef INA" P''
aevicss. h.sn committing rayages at Ea-
The lncI~ srd Muleros in the State oil Durango,
Sans u inches killing the men, ana carrying 'n'
ous nsn and children into captivity - ,,s
rspSs, Of Deputies Of Congress, calling upor sas
Ninister of War 10 inform that BODY OF Ine 80
,.lsn by the General Government 70 asslss Ine -
pie Of Yucatan in Their war assnm sse caaa Der,
Ehe Minister had laid his report before tne
stating that upward Of 100000 we're due 70 .se
ss M 10 Yucatan under Gen. Romnlo de IA veg 50
mat desertions were becoming ffequeht, a,,eso
the extremity to which the troops nsa lin the Car.
in their bloody and prolonged contest W." Wy n,
hsr;sps Senior Castanarcs then presenter p ,a
relieving the necessities OF the army ~ oo;,tee
which as referred 70 an appfopIaS NO the Ceam.
a nrorosition mad been introduced lh'o ths 49, ,s-
49,. " X.nn,;es 10 construct a mole ana take O'n0i
M .Se s 10 protect the shipping on vera Uruz
Ths senate had been discussing Dlii iilPos"e r.
. 10 ,an cod. fathers a. the baptismal service IL
IS sirsnuously resisted by some Oh the Memoeis,
Tbe Tn;rfysaI contains series OF articles on tue
burdens and restrictions imposed upon Mexican yes
sels in the ports OF Cuoa ana fueiIo hico' anu Pr"
posing retaliatory measures -
board. at Vera CInz, on the 2Sd ut one e..pounosr
and one "a FOUNDER, to be transported TO Maanofos
THE Universal contains letter from Matarn0fos,
eompainipg of the weakness or comphcity OF tue
American authorities, IN ao wing the painps "
=
legtston and hold meetings publicly ltstafes mat
twelve or fourteen leagues from Matsmorc' up
wards OF fve hundred men are encampeu. oeciaiiug
they are the vanguard OF the army from Texas, ana
thai fears need be apprehended lest Matamoros be
reduced TO- ashes. 80
After an animated debate the bill providing for
the defense OF the frontier had been Withdrawn Dy
the Committee OF the Senate.
The u. g. schr. Duane anchored of Sacrhclos on
the 2sth ult, from New-OIieabs The schr. Ame =.
lean, Capt MalloDey from New Orleans, arrived
at Vera Cruz the same day. .
Snow fell at Tampico on the 18Th ult., being the
hrst tmC in the history OF that city.
Gen Miguel Blasco had left the Capital for Sono-
n with recruits TO augment the troops IN the State
70 l5C0 men.
The American steamship Pacific touched at Aca-
pulco on the 9th ut on her voyage from san FRAU
cisco to San Juan del Sud the Oregon on the 10Th,
bound for Panama, and the Orleans the same, also
for Panama, both from San Francisco.
TEHuANTEPEc The Chamber OF Deputies OF Con-
gress had adopted resolution calling upon the Gov
Srnment for information In relation TO the inter
anic communication across the lsthmus OF Tehuan'
tepec.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1852

s,., ard part other keel knocked of while ashore,
and iuppoe ed thai her bottom badly injured shs
." Or lumber OF brig Cha Henry Of Rich noad
Me s,hse uear Cape Healy there is an Issuance fJr
81 eco At the American Office Providence
RR RRIG lRCrIc (of So eOurns, v s. HSf1ng 81 DAYS
from pn,,o Geo Tor New. YORK with and mols,ss
put into Yarnouh n i2th Us, short OF proyisloas
and water and sass ,nc Sn Butler, Point, danas.
scHS ROMEO LOT waldObarol Palmer from p! paia "a.
mia or Roston with coal put INTO Edgsrfo W. z1d n
with iorsmsst head broken and must ss ssr
fore she sas proceed wa from Ma
La. ar Boston towed into Hamilton, bermncA, on
the sth inst By II NJ steamer Kite. IN distress having
s G,s and and sort Of crew The W B. from MALAGA
bound Boston and laden with ra1s ses i on ne
18Th On the IN Jauusry lat 80. Ion %, encosn'ered
heavy gale which continued for several dsys during
which she lost most Of sails On the IAN. IN 'a 49,
len 81 fell in with bng from Yarmouth: bound to the
ives, Indies and sent boat alongside with ne NAE and
turtle vessels s.psra during the night There
was strong gale blowing at the time, and heav, sea
t the caTso Of 70 the n n. v B. to Boston,
Spoken. &c.
Dec g. lat Is IS s Ion. a. IS E. Am orlg
steering E. supposed the Putnam Daniel from Ne"-fork
via Mozambique for Zanzibar.
bee s. days from Newcas'le Eng, for PHILADELPHIA.
Feb - lat 90 TO- Ion. 72i ship st. Louis, fun Nsw-fors
Dec as lat NJ lon ., a. FIR. ship Minerva from BOr-
deaux for Philadelphia. -,
Dec 10 lat 4 80 N, Ion. 81 W. Dutch bark Hendrix
JAM 80 days from Amsterdam for California
Jan SHAT IS N Ion IS 10. ship John Nj. Mayo, Reed,
q DAYS for New York for San Francisco.
Jan. 9. no lat sc tabout lat. Is Am snip Camp
bel" steering ESE. IN
Jan as about lat So Ion 9. the Anna Dorothea, (Br)
M'Kenzie fem Liverpool for savannah
Jan 81 of Key West. brig Zebra, OF North Yarmouth,
- DAYS from Wilmington. N c. for New Orleans.
About Feb Q, of Portsmouth, the Meta oil and from
Bremen fer New York. 80,
No date (prsvous TO Feb i5) eff Key West. ships Mid
desex (Dew) Parmelee of and from New York Il DAYS
New York "a DAYS for NewOreans Winfield Scott. Bose,
Of for NewYork II days. for New Orleans brig Trav-
esr (of Cherryfeld) from NewYork for Mobilei sehr
Montrose of and from New-Yok Is days for Mobe-ali
BY revenue cutter Crawford.
No date (by steamer Lady Mary Wood. i'm. Hong Kong
at Calcutta Dec z2 of Preparis Is and n OF the AIDA
Islands, ship Southern Cross Stevens fm San Fran
fnrC slc
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From our Correspendent..1

PHILADELPHIA Dec. % -Arrired-Steamship Civ
" Glasgow, Wiley, Liverpool; brig Sherman f. Knox
Steel, Boston scars. KensBgton, Foster, New YORK
Sen. English. LYONS. New. Haven John Ross Johsson
Nes-ioIk Mary Elizabeth. Shoe. do: Grace Darling
Kelley Nav Haven p Armstrong. Thomas, do, Zion,
Lee hewbsrPort, Mary Ann & CarolLe, Henderson
Nsw Haven; Emporium Shropshire Providence: Joseph
b Tobias, Hand, do; Charles Pnan. Lock wood New
York Boston. Corsen. Boston; p Townsend Corson
Providence: ID. n Swain, Townsend. New York
betoN-shp shackamaIon, w. W. West, Iiyeypool :
bark Louisa, Lindsay, CaTdenas.
CtedreG-Sts amshfp Delaware, Sanford. New-YOrh
oarks Robert Morris, Downs, Matanzas. James Barley
Bishop, do; schTs Catharne. Coburn Barbados Char
lotte, Connolly. New-York p Armstrong Thomas do /:
Grace Caroline, Kelsey, do. " Holmes, Godfrey do ;
Mary Ann Caroline. Henderson, Bridgeport; Mail
Crovel, Providence Hamlet. Nickerson, do Emporium
Shropshire New-York Florida Dickinson Providence
+. c, Horton Candy. New York John W Gaady To IN.
send, DO. Vim. NJ Band. Stubs do. Boston, Corssn
Do c. Townsend. CoIson, DO J. W. ssain, Townsend
NepOnsei
NEWPORT, Feb 2l-Arr1vsd-Bng Charles Edward
Dake CaTdenas Ter Boston schfs Lucreta Jameson Her
ing Bay for Boston has been ashore or Block Island;
Honduras Cross Norfolk fsr Pfovidsrce Nathan Durfse
Head Lal RIVER for Alexandria; Nathan C. Durfee
Jones, ali RIVER for Se~-YOrk Flying Cloud Whaley
Providence for Norfolk Cid schr Wand0paso Eddy Tor
Havana Returned. schrs. Gazelle, X Baker ard
Baker feb z3-Sehr. Augusta. Springer. New Bedford
for New YORK Fen 23-schr Warrior, Ham Rockland
for New ferk Hc GFance. Hicks do for do Three SIS
tes, HuAuey, Msehas for do; Msry Ana. Gbbs Boot
for do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE

IA REAL EsTATE-viu be sold al Pablo Auc,ioa
the FIRST DAY OF THIRD MONTH. March is51
Al II O'Clock noon the late residence OF VALENTINE
HICKS, deceased, Jercho, Quesns Comfy N na.lss
frum tbe Depot OF Long Island Railroad AZ Hcksyils
The Farm consists Of sbou' 10 acres OF hrstra,e Abe
land. high state Of cultvatia On said farm ARE
well built snd dwelling House good order
One Farm Hsuse. two large barbs carriage house kc
sc all good repair Apple orchards and frsii trees OF
various kinds
The farm be cOnvenisn,ly divided nts three pars
and vii be sold toeether IA parcels. nay sail pu-
chss.rs.
The sale will take place he premises One-AafoftA.
purchase money on bond and mortgage for
tel m Of years
Any person wishing 20 eIamias the property vii apply
the premises, or To ELIAS hicks, Executor, No q
South ST., OF to A. J UNDERHlLL, No s. Pearls New
York. irftNi
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Disasters, nc.

ScHR ABBY B, from the wreck Of bark susuv Ey,
ashore ID N.eynd Und arrived az Holiness Hole p
M on me l'ih. with about 80 hhds m0laSses Reports
the bak iu OF water among the rocks will probably
Dc ioia loss The probability that but tfle more u
TIE cargo WI De saved Also arr. pilot boat Josiah SUR
gs VIII one anchor and chain ami runninx rigging from
The wreck Of the Sunny Eye. lNaa.sckei Inq Yes 70
shlP MARY AM. from Liverpool for . port in Name
stsTn
MissINe VESSEL -schr. Frances Hafies tot Provi-
otnce tagL samuel Wadron. sailed from New-Yoyk
ABOUT zee :. ior NAmusson, ~ C., TO load for Barba-
does She was spoken Jan IS lat 81 Ion n and ,uDule
with vatsr having laid 20 day, IN N gaIes S,es
then she has not been heard from Cz9t Wsdron lssy.s
family IN Providence
scHR FRANKLIN, Taylor bound from Accom,c IN Als,-
andrA loaGtG ara AIN &C wa total lost on Ragged
Point, en- the night Of the an ms. Crew saved
BRIG AMAZON Pulcifsr. at Gloucesssr from s,,,..,u
rtpoIts la INST a mitnsh whs lying TO- was run INTO
oy large ship and hsd stem started and earned 49,
rail and stAnek,ons AFT The ship proeeedei on .,,h..
haillr The snf-work and hsadrsl Of the ship M. an
board the brig. P aie On
scE LvcHETLA, lof Warren. Me Jameson from H.rrax
Bay, Chssagsake for Bossn With ber be FOR, rsr5
askae on Block Islandl gol OF a p q. T
and arrived ST Newport On saturday morning Her az.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Feb.al-Ar. ship Hndostan, New-York; bark
Nacooctee, CosuGel, Yucttau brig Isola. AIa,snzas
Cid. barks Suw srIog New Orleans; Louise, and Caro-
line, savannah; bgs Parthenon, Cesfuesos Mstam,ras,
Savannah: Mail Philadelphia; schrs Lyssnder, Hayti,
OIeco, Alexandria
CHARLESTON, Feb z3-ATr. schrs Dar,. Phi adelphil;
Y. Gnfiith. Baltimore Arrota Dumas Camden
Sid. brig Palm, anG schr Alice T.. Godsborough Balti-
NORFOLK, Feb es-The ship Bremen wi i dischar &c
her cargo here.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2t-rhe Steamer VIM Penn
for New-YoIk, left the BTsakwater this evening
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rHERIFF SALE-On FRIDAY, Feb.

SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.
~ a. 1884, at 10 o'clock NJ at HaIem In the Factory
known as the Empire Hosiery Works, in lad st. about
me hundred feet east Of the Railroad -Four large size
Drawers &c Also eight Sewing Machines Betting. one
arge Press Plate and Boards Yarn Beams Yarn Needles
Pulling Machine Tubs, Tools Dye Ssnfs, and Dying Ap-
81 and 10 O'Clock, AM.-FeD 20 1851
THOMAS CARSLEY shenf.
JAS r. TERRY Deputy tIfG
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ADRIAN III. MULLER. Auctoneer.
lNXECU TORS' SAL. II of VALUABLE

ROADWAY. BOWERY, DIVISION aad
GRAND-ST. PROPEhTY-ADhIAN II. MULLER
viii sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, Feb. as 1889, at
~ O'Clock NJ at The Merchants Exchange, in the City
Of New York by order OF the undersigned, erecsisn Of
the estate of Henry Engle deceased the following vain
able property, viz;
ard BIoome St, beng IN non Broadway "A ieet, on
Brot 100 feet ard the - feet, with the
and privilege Of party wall, known a. No 10
Broadway This property, troGng on two vide Streets
susceptible Of being improved as 70 produce large
md offers to cap astS opportunity for one 81
the best permanent investments In he city.
Also, the Lot, with the Buildings thereon situated, On
the tssery sce of, and known Nos and 10 Bowefy,
beng 81 feet front the Bo~eIy, iaclu feet Of an
alley which alley is feet IN dih and s. feet IN depth,
and TO remain Is tor the use in connoa Of
said Tot ard the al dining the north. u feet IN the
rear 90 feet On the nonhery SIDE and io2 feet On the
SOU hery SIDE This lot "a stuted IN Of the bss: carts
Of the Bowefy, and adons the well known Westchessef
Houte.
A,o that certain Let with the two four.s story orct
Buildings thereon. known Nos 80 and $751; Dvisions
berg dih in front 80 feet inches the 1 feet
and In length on the westerly side $40 feet inches and
the eastefy side l37 feet. he tbs less
The unusual depth of this lot affords facilities for erect
ing large building IN the for manufsctunng
other purposes without dei 20 the other buldngs
Alto that certain Lot; with the two three-sory brick
Houses thereon situated the north easery VI
Gard and GoeIck SITS said ol beng a. feet Grand A.
and IS feet ontng Gceck and 81 feet in the rear,
aft ing opportunity for the erection OF lar build
ing Win stores underneath. with large rooms Ia second
and third stories for public or society D eetingy
aofa. Tn Tic; N kbDis EMMEr. Executors.