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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
PHILADELPHIA.
a,r,v.l or the CITY or Observation-Disclosures
Eaf

Arrival Of the City OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~...>o,d sscs OF The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1897
The steamship City Of Manchester, ar
At ,bis por las, evening from Liverpool, after
nssssee Of fourteen days. andl twenty hours. She
krprs full cargo and sixty-three passengers.
A IRE the work o. an incendisry, occurred iass
pisht between and O'Clock, At No. 1852 Norm 90
q. The lower story was occupied by r. u Iaylor
a. grocery, and ii is supposed the store was ROD
bed 6rst and then fred, as tho back shutters wefe
found open. The second story was occupied oy the
Globe Ins and Trust Co.. which sns the ouuding.
The loss amounts to about $4,000, and IL covered oy
bsursnce :.
demand and further sales Of 50 hhds, No nave 9esh
made IT se6 Is tun CLovERsEED not inq 1ree auei
AID prices are unsettled. The FLOUR market y qIct
The export demand limited and oniy eoo oois
offered The sa,es for city consumption are on
Srictsd scale. within the range OF 81 te CON-,
Don AID sxus RYE FLoue Is ID steady demsn1 i W.
bbs Pennsylvania 50 Is} bbI WHEAr Is scarce sna
no saIes have upder our notics We quote neo
seG9,c and White at lsiasi o. bush RYs wsnt as
n 7ac There not much Corn Offering sac: Oh ooo
Sush Yellow at Side aud White a. eos adoat OATS
are ssady a. ssQs9c WHISKY sells slowly at 2t@22e IN
6his snS 2i}c ir hhds- . ,oo,
SALES sTocKsti,a Board.sm3 Penn: o.; iSVa
Z g. SOC So CO. s, LsSshs; ss .ss a.
Ist 81: $500 City 3s ~ 600 Cam Ambsy g. ~ ~
sL I::.S IT lss heading r. 81, 40 sSa a. Chs ~"
D.: sl d. "a ~ 70 Ba.S Con- ssal
SCI; sLshigh %; Pom ~ 90 MOTIF ~; ~, y
Far Mecks Bank. TO- Girayd Bank, l3t Jog 40, W
ssso:s 20 600 Tenn, g. 's 1,c :Io sS s DO
MI 81 $50 State &c. 81 800 Morris Canal 49, ~ BANK
Ky, isS; Bank Of N. L., 80.
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lPHR PAclFIc.l

From Lsyd's List, March9.
g avsseHd-Sld March 8. Sea Queen, Robertson, Hong
Cd psysr-An March 7. Richd. AlsOp. Post, Antwerp
OF ssaiOrd-An. March s. Rhsin. Popp, N. York for
OF he wisht-Arr. March Augusta, Dannbsrs, New
York for Rotterdam.
Brsol-An March 8. Gartcraig s,rickisod, Savannah.
cardif-S March Henrietta. Konov, San Francisco.
lverpool-Arr. March 8. Continent, Drummond, New
Orleans Samuel. Morris Savannah. Sid Scheodiao Por-
Clyde-Sld March J. Princess Alice Waterbury, ChaTlss-
tor; Palsnder, Lsve.t, Boston Masonic Kick man DO
Daoltn-sld nsIca Odessa - YORK.
EsglAnd's Queen, hsn DO do John Bro VA Gas
ceisse Waterford and do; Wear Guthrie Limerick and
suIdeland-sd March 5, Kant a. Cruit, Boston, 9Th,
Viola, williamson. N Haven.
CuxAaveB-Ar March Howard JacoSs N. YORK.
Ihv-s-An. March !. Globe, Dessebsch0, " Orleans.
Eordesrx-AU March s. oxford MOu taa ~ YORK.
Grehee-Ar March 9, Arendal- Pozlsos, N. Orleans.
Barcelera-feb "a. Union. Casellss, n Oriezas Cha
nte ape. de Hsro, Pisxca do
stsnsy, Falkland isands-Arr Oct is, Eliza, BsHnsts,
n. Yors.
GravsssEd-sld March ]. Warrior, Evans, Cape Good
Hepe TIlasDts. Damaged, Havana.
Rsnssaie-sd Mach s. Cesar, scharlan. New York.
Dsal-sld. March 9. American Jpsrsss, williams New
OF st. Cashsnsss-Arr. March Hlphis.ons, -. New
Fslmossh-An March 8. Upland, wachter, Nsv-os-
Lr.rposl-Arr March S, zAsOni, wilson New. orle.., :
9Th, W. II Harbeck h4rshsli. Mobile; TonaWaada IA
hus Philadelphia fth. Jenny Lad, Card New Orissns
Coll nist. Later Savannah sh, Cansda sl Lxnr Nsw.
York I'd ssh. City Of sIaaehsrs,. Lsitca Pnsdsl-
Slater sa'ansah LevIaihsn Knapp. New York Nzsa.
"a 10 sol ., Boston Nm. WHIT. sanps8n Do: 7th e.,
GIssss. Bsssaa. Nsr Orleans Mary Has. Rcl Linz
baltimore LID, tlsnnsTy Virginia Geo washipgtoa,
Clyde sd AGcS l. PsnAshhs. Johssoa, Boston.
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SATURDAY, March COP. N.

SATURDAY, March eo-P. NJ.
There was steady Stock market at the
FIRST Board with considerable amount Of bu,ine,,
IN the Fsncies. AT the Second Board there was
downward tendency a,tAe opening bu, more 6rmness
at the close with soe inquiry for the leading Stocks
Erie, Reading, SC. closed at about previous ratss
Nicaragua Improved to SAB, which 10 within ~
cent. Of the highest point il has touched, and Ma ~
Jersey Mining amer falling to IL closed NJ lal D.u
phin sold at s4i, buyers sp,ion. This stock, which
cold year ago at ise, is again attracting much
attention, and much OF the floating stock has recent
iy been taken out Of market by parties who have
confidence In the great ultimate value OF the Daa-
pAfn estate. This movement has carried the stock
rapidly fron IS to "a. Madison advanced again !
y cent. 81 Lawrence was depressed under bear
sale at e. seller ak moaths but at the Second Board
recovered to 3, At which 500 shares sold.
In Exchange the market is dull, with a
fair amount Of bills Sterling 10 si9ic y csas for
hIst-class names.
Freighss are steady but not very active.
We notice coo or 500 bales Cotton at ssiid 1900
OF q, 900 bush Grain 5iasd $50 tres. Beef s.. To
London, Flour and Oil Cake, -. 40 puncheons Rum,
Ia I'd each 81 half xcs Tobacco, 6s., and 81 boxes
40, o. I'd. To Glasgow. so bbls. Spirits Turpensine
ga YES bills. Naval Stores on private terms. To
A~''' 0s packet III yspg. has engaged some Coz.
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Ga Saturday, March 20. MARY ELIZA. daughter of
the late George Pomeiey. aged 81 years
The relatives and friends the family are ectuly
invited 10 snsrd her useral Tuesday 23i inst at
oeock NJ, tom the residence Of her mother No. 4l9
an st. Her remains ~ DO tax en- to Greenwood.
On Saturday morning, Mach 90. at her sons residence
No Neu 2Gh 81 Mrs c. COATS, aged 81 years
Her remains wil be taken Monday to Prospsct Ons
da Co. for iItelment.
4sh az and 18Th ST.. kPHRAIA HALBROOK in he san
year Of his age. N ~ ~
His friends invited to attend his funeral withop,
ther Invitation O'Clock on Tuesday nsI. from.
81 Georsst Church, corner Of 2d-sv. and ls;h-st
AZ BROOKLYN, Mach %. after short illness RORrRT
MCNEIL, eldest son Of Rev B. Campieid Of ia
American SUNDAY School Union, the 2st year ms
The rem ans VIII be taken TO Newark for intsrnsne
Ieo 20 a. sea, on board ship J. A. weeryelt Nr An
pkEw TAYLOR q disease Of the brxn
PRtNDLE. aged u years ,N' ASAAS
Al sea March en- board ship Pacific IN her pass.s.
II. MORRISON, of consun ptIon. ~
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Received ct The Tribune office for the Week ending
Saturday, March 90
The Successful Me- chant BY William Arthur. l2mo.
pp. al. Lane Scott.
lura A,chiteeturs. By Lewis F. Allen. lamo PIP s84.
@. M SaIton.
C,spans Homeopathic Domestic Physician sm, PIP ATS.
WIN. Radde
Hand Book Of Wines Bv Thomas McMullen. limo. PIP.
sa7 ID Appleton & Co.
Hunbodt's Personal Narrative Translated by 7. Ross.
Vel. l., lame. PIP sos. Sold by Bangs, Brother Co
Boksrnas Conversations with Goethe. Translated by
Margaret Fuller: New Edition. l2mo. PIP. ala. Bos-
ton Munroe & Co.
Nights aud Mornings BY John Bowling ismo PIP. Ni.
=. H. Fletcher.
sEIIALs AND PERIODICALS.
Ruchansps Journal OF Man.
Graham Pe'erxo0 and Saran-Mas, zines for April De-
witt 4 Davenport.
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TIn the District Court Of the United

u In the District Court of the United
States, d Boston, ON Friday, Samuel N. Dizzy late
Master of the bark Missouri, and Henry c. Pitman,
hate Master Of the ship Sterling, were arasned on an
Indictment charging them with stealing from the
bark Missouri, the first day Of January $780, at
place called Kisss Bay, in the Island Of Sumatra in
The Indian oceanic 900 Mexican piiared dollars tho
property Of Messrs Chamberlain, Phelps, and Law
,sace citizens Of the United States OF America. To
this indictment Dixey pleaded gully, and Pitman
sss gxiIsy The trial of Pitman will probably take
place At the present term OF the Court.
~ Col. Quarles, who purchased three
Of tAe Massachusetts negroes, lately sold in Texas
for having aided in the escape Of slave, has ad-
dressed letter to the Governor ofMassachusetts, in
which he says that he will surrender them upon the
Dsysisnt of what they have cost him and also the
cost Of retaining fugitive slave who had escaped
20 Boston.
r. b. l.. Pumeau, free colored man,
was recently killed ARRAY with Edward Dereef.
Cslso free coioTed) at Charleston, 8. e.
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ReeeIpts of Produce. .sArunpAY. March %. lasa.

BY Enc Ra,iroad-l $50 bush. Oats 81 Calves, sts sides
Leather l79 Hogs 1875 head Cattle "a pckgs Butter, 73
bills. Whisky, "a bales Wool and col bills Flour.
No receipts to day BY the other two Railroads.
BY New Haven Rairoad-l'3 heed Cattle. 80 Cowes, 393
Calves 3s3 Dressed Hsgs 90 pkgs Butter 2t do sun
dries s3s bush Osis $40 do ohsr Graia, 50 do Feed
a bales Hay 81 tars Iron. do Lumber. do Timber.
232 bills Flour and SIS bales W DOL
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The Ocean Steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH or x.pcu
Asia---lrouNY Mar. "a For Liyerpool
Georgia Prom N. Y. Mar. "a For Chsrr.. a.
United States From y. Mar. 26- For Ctasres e.
b. o. Jonathan From n y Mar. 20 For Chagrss r.
Elorida- -fromN Y Mar. 81 -ForS svann,S
MashiBston-- from MY Mar ~ For Bremen he
Nas.ia sTSm Boy MAJ 81 For Liverpool
cents per haoance. Inland Postage 10 Be- added sre.os
to Great Britain. 1e"' eAesP'
prepaid four cents each. A"s' "
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EUROPE
SlrY OF MANcHEsrER-Sld from Liverp1 for Phil N.ya
fAcffIc-SAied from Liverpool for New Yoyt N.,sh n
kvsoPA-Salsd from Liverpool for New York M.,sh =,
SASADA-Sa1s from Liverpool for Boston, Marca IA
BalTic-S1 s from Liverpool for New YORK MAJ "a
AFsieA-Saas from Liverpool fog New Yosi MsreS n
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an. FRANKLIN, Auc'iasssE
TEEGANT SALE of FURNITURE

~ in Msdi.en st:-wlLLItM ERANKLiN. son
CO. will sell al Auction on wEDSkSDAf. Mach q.
turs contained The hesss consisting Of Pier sad Pschys
Licking O. aSsee Velvet Csrps's, Rosewood CAarS
cred With Brocatsi,s aud Plush CandsAhras, Sesaia
Brocstslls and Plush. Rosewood Centre raols-Ma,bs
Ton Ottonaps. 10. &C Also. Bureaus-Mubis Top,
Card Table, Bsdtsads elegant Mahogany Deck. 70
eether with great variety Of ether useful articles
PAINriyGs-Sevsrsi valuable PaiRtinss
n B.-rhe furniture has bees Ieesatly purchased and
was made expressly Catalogues ss the house
the morning Of sale. -
in Ran ablo fupdo and oele ahooute l6N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

SHIP FEvER.-The Governors Of the
Nsw.York Hospital have resolved henceforth not to
receive within the walls Of that institution any per-
sons having ship or typhus fever from the fact that
II 10 intended a. general hospital for other than
contagious diseases. The majority Of patients ad-
nittsd to the Hospital either sufferers BY acct
dents or diseases not contagious and the Governors
feel the importance Of protecting these from the
eonta zion OF ship fever.
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MARRIED.

In Oswego March i6. BY Rev Mr. Judson. Mr.. AL
PHEUs STEWART to Miss CAROLINE A. FAILING,
both II that city.
In BROOKLYN March IS BY Rev Mr. Smith CHARLES
LOUIS HEYDE 10 HANNAH LOUISA WHITMAN.
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HUNBERr 4 KENNY. AuctioReers.
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANYan WAL

HI NUT PARLOR and CHAMBER FURkIruR9-
TOMORROW (Taesoa,l mornng, 10 o'clock, by eata-
iogae at Nos. Iva am lN Fulton s Broohlyn, large
ana eIcellent assortment Of par or chamber hail. uinag
chamber furniture sets iron bedssads and hat stands
pure hair matI sssss pallasss urAnhing and toilet A.
school, and office furniture ingram carpsts feather ssds
&c Casssuss sad the goods for examination nov ready
Purchasers nav have their gseds remain storage uAn
the LIST of May, free Of charge. THURSDAY March H.
Honssheld Fu,nHure. at No. s27 9th At, New-fork By
catalogue all the furniture contained IN said three stey
house. Particulars hereafter.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
State OF Trade.

,,d cS.a, in ibe trade There is no alteration ia
prices.
tnues for the looms employed around Bradford there Is
less doing and the frames are not near 30 well employed AZ
HVIiFAVsry fe. 20 IDS chaassd hands in the Piece
hall on SATURDAY and the worsted trade generally In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been an increased dsn and
for goods Several American buyers have been IN se TO
and have bought few heavy parcels OF goods OF aark pat
RocHDME-Thsre was slender attendance Of mar. Z.
country manufacturers were present Very little Business
was transacted: at previous prics. .,.,c,,,o.
sai the limited he sale; ssiSs isis.
maize: has sssn qass and price.
At the opening feeling good but aterly there has
Doe less in qury and a limited business doing No may
3ss.. a, which the market closes, sellers.
sueARw.s India sale. $50 casks including 10 tsrce,
90 barrels middling to fine brown, s7s to 29s and con-
Brown Jumps Ats. Bengal, 4275 bags, mostly SOLD
Cd. Madras 5000 bags nearly all wen grainy. s2s to a.
Maurtius OF soous nal solu AZ" " nno yei,
low, z9s 70 sos 90 sIany, eos. 70 Sos W. T 90
public Sales and little done prisatey hsuvs Seylon yss'
Other sorts dull TiLLow, firm fair Dusasss at sas 3D.
on the spot
Liverpool Cotton Market-TUEsDAY EVENING.
No further rise in COTTON is to DO expected az
timely supply has come to hand and holders have bee
and viii continue 70 be willing sellers a. full marksI
prces though il is admitted that he crop however large
cannot be oaa TO the demand upon from all
the globe. Enhanced prices will eventually reduce the
copsumpton The demand has been enormous Sons
bssvv cousumers have been 81 ckng And look for
act;vtv for awhile YesteTday the sales
10 oco bales and day COO chiefly consumers Prices
held on TO last Frday
-
LIVERPOOL Corn Market TUESDAY, March 9.
We have had fair arrival of WHEAT and FLOUR from
az Ss.s. .;ncs Ia.t Tu..ds, INIT ANAL 81
ssclss sithsr f,o our own coss or from abrosd In,
,rads has hssn ve,y met dnyrc the wesk and
Nrcas bavs NOT uadsgons snv chance The bnvars
baS siiybt sdvsntaes The wsaths1 il remaSfabv ~
aS st S,nr ths rarrna,s tayo,sh,s a.nortnn,,s
s x InS sed i nae .o.J nrorrss. in ,ornr wsrt
Ths msrSst ths mornir sened anil and contnusd no
th1onshout WHEAT was offered AZ id to al y lsheI
and FLOUR Cd bb and decline fro the rate
dsy Sc might maintained the qrsts-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Corcrsr.-The Brooklyn Sa :; ss., waV Wa.
coeieV sn mica Re,ormed Cnurch. Hsnryn; DE-
zen clsri and Pierre on;-s 70 moro" .sss
;s,j svs.iss T9sy VII o. I' o.rformsr..
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Passenger Arrived

In packet sisp Americas Eagle, FROM Lo,do.,s;..
Isvrsends wm. Herbert, CoAan, London 81 Hal.
lssser, Psrs; Baum. do; A Eapolsoas Corr, ny
IN Psetst ship J A. Wesferseif. from Lirsrnco- NJ
Nathaniel c. Ciafk, Baltimore.
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NAPOLEON at FONTAINBLEAU

1 March 81. 1914 THE EVE OF HIs ABDIC ATOM,
painted ~ faM Dclaroche The exhibition Of this world
renowned picture which has been waited durisg tie isss
NsJesy IN England France and Germs ny BY haif a
nilh - people now open II Ss1yvssxst isstuts, No
~ bfeaawg Open from A. q. to 10 r. b. ldmlssoz
ScsRts eka1zs1 half pfiss.
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FRE.-On Friday night FIRE broke out
IN the large brick building IN John st., Oct ~een
osic se ard Gold sts., occupied az cooperate oy
covered in the second story and rapidly envelopes
the whole building which was entirely burned OUT.
The stock-of which there was much on hana-~s'
mostly DESTROYED. Damage on stock ano ,on NJ
about 81, 500; on tie building, prooaoiy Si''oo W.
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JOHN ". LpGcErr. Auctioaser.
TRADE SALE of PAPER. LIE


TRADE SALE of PAPER. LEG
Il GETT 4 BEoIEFRS will seu At Auction q.
MONDAY, March -, ls5s. SO Cases ef wRIrtN0
PAPERS prism very full assortms IT. from the hss
factories the oountIy Also, several large inveess r.
Erglish and y each Papers All the Cases Will b
opened for Inspection hs Friday and Saturday pssvous
TO the Paper ku,ss particularly invited 10 a.
tend this % ~ every lot Will BE- sold wiske9 reserve
TERMS:
Under see, cash.
From Size 10 $3oo fur months.
From &3oa 10 $500. four and months.
From $500 to 81 zee four, s,x and eight measAs.
From 81 go to 81 500 four eight and tea ncnths
Trem 500 to $500 four sx. eight. ten aAd twelve
months
Over $5seo four, sir. ssAt. tsn twelve aAA bartssa
nonths-Appioved paper, able in the CITY Of New
York. LEGGErf BROTHERS. No. sci Pearl st.
Censgnmsnts for this sale will be- received till MLA
without reserve.
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EyOR SALE-The splendid evp,nu

Il yama Of the PILGRIMS PROGRESS. TINS i, ~.
most beautiful popsisr and useful york Of In tA,s
country ding the Of the en- ire eounfrv
the aged well the you kfui. Il being ahfal repre-
ssniaon Of Bun,sns crsba 81 workths whole story N
color IL has lust closed IN Rrooky where II has =.
teen and admired b. 90 Of s iRhastAats fbs
propretors having other basls 10 call ths msdxi,
attention prevents them from making their plated
through the rsstern States Advantageous term
be made Nv calling a. No go Broadway. room Ne nj
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Sales Big Anttion.

A. n. MYxwrS. Aacsioaesr.
10y BANGS BIO OTHER 4 CO..
- fIaae Sale Rooms No. - pGh-rov
REGULAR NEN-YOpK SPRING TRADE SALE.
THE B0oKS-Commenclnxs n MONDAY, f7d Nsrrh
and continued dunns tkst AND the saece~diag vsea.
The Catalogues are now ready fof the tade.
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B; A. Chiffon. Aue.io.ss!. /,

- hbc VI hLOhDLL NV 1bLiiNU
~ HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS IN DrsG8A BLk
LOCOIION6 IN the CITY OF HEw-YORk.-COLk
Chiffon will sell auction on WEDNESDAY.
March a. at 10 o'clock ct tho Merchants Exchange, hS
following
West 28th-s Tho two modern balt three story Brsk
Houses. Nos 81 and 50 West 2sths the sir!h.av
These houses have the Cotea water bath
&c and three dssp the hrst hoos Ths loss
are 81 feet inches vide b. % feet inches deep
BIoadway-Ons lot Of ground, By over les feet, %
Broadway, west side, between SD and Ash ds 49, .
+3d-st-A we'll built, story frame house, - BY
feet, with two story kitchen. l3by fees has good eel
lar Croton water, marble manels Ac Ls % BY 100 feet.
tween ieth and lth- avs.
18th ST. vacant lots 18th st.. between Issh Asd
llfh.avs
SD stl lot 5ldst.. south side, setwssA 9th aaa
Th-avs
SD ST. lotsOn SD o.. near Broadway.
9Th st-3 lots on sTth st near Broadway.
9th av-l lot next to the corner Of 9th-av and s1AH
seh Of IS lots on SSth-st., near llth.av.
3lst.st.-3 lots on 5ist. near 10th Az.
69h II liz on 69th-st near 8th-av.
For maps Of the above apply ut the once OF the Aus-
honeers, No. 0 Wall ct.
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~ Rev. ID. P. Moves lectures on Hua-
carr at the Brooklyn Highs Seminary, (Ffo' Gay -
Ibis evening.
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YARNS of Ten Acres or more can nov
II b purchased Of CHAG. WOOD, No aos Brosewy.
These Farms plessssty situated On Long idana -
nsv maksg, which render worthy the attsntea o AZ
who wish 70 have farm In the vicinity OF Neg sons
where ali the pfo ucs caI with tfng eIpepfe. befaxo
and Turned int cash, and at the highest nsrkss erss
There many advantages Which ~ ness On k,.s
Island have over others BY tzklsg advantage q shs ~
kss aaA thereby securing prices Shish most fnss ca.
aot sbian. These lands w soon All be CAT Of The
CHAG. WOOD, No 2es Broadway, cor. Fulioa-@
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DAVID scorr, Auetionssr

~ BUILDING SITES and TWO HANDSOME VII
LAS, recently erected ,DAyiD SCOTT wiA sell pub
the above property. ssAisd Bergen Nights, Hadssa
County. N J y NILE, fIsm The jersey CITY rsW.H
The public solicited TO exanne the property.
which for beauty Of loca cannot BE- command
isE % does an view Of the bay ssd Asr
Dor of New York from the nausws 10 Tor Lee, and 81
easy access to New Ysrk For furthss ls.,Iculs sse
Auctoneer, No II Mobtssms st. Jersey City. the
fsffy where maps Of the property oaA be procured.
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MINIATURE ALMApAc--.-rHIs BAY lass
seS-knss-.-- % Sets Is AsoS-Ssts q -.
HlGH wArxR- - Mach 40 w.
osnH Heck ,.s 81 0sv IsAsd. 10 iss Han Ga. a,
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D. HouaH. Auettonesr. "A
NLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

~ rURE. Brusse's. Three ply and Inrai, Carpets.
lsi o'clock as No 81 Beeh mast BY order Of Assisnsss
the entire contents Of the dwelling houss and
bracng every variety Of goods for Housekeeping
Fur her par to moIrOw. CatA0gues ths evening
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Il the Supreme Court under direction u Philo 7. Bag
Eles. Rsfsi,s-Sssnaas sset Of es,,aGs " Ss'eI
auciionser at the Msrchantv EIchange. n. March -
1889, at u O'Clock noen. ELEVEN HOUSES aAd LOIS.
sold in parcels the Of 9hsv.
and AID st. 10 per cent to ne paid day Of SALE 40 pei
cent lat Of May nsKt 90 cent may remain On bend
and mortgage for three at eoat ae NE option
oftks purchaser. PRILO T. ROGGLD0, Refsses,.
No. 20 Nasssu0 NY.
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Goal.
6orses, Carriages, Sc.

NOR SALE-One Rockaway, close
two-horss carnage, with shining 'front.' sai' alb Tor
Rockaway Carnage, viii three seats IsgaiIs al Ne.
eeuih ID Of between 4h and 5,h-ss VILE ssssrFa'
whore the same can be seen W4. Pbns
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A. ". CAN'T, Auctionsss.
C0n CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
OOO BROGANS-On TUESD Az, at 10 o'clock An.
"A large assortment for Spying trade.
Xss prime stock al ali times for private sale loves
cash prices at the Of A. D. GALE, No. az Pssris.
corner Of Platt-st.. Now-York.
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WANTED - By a small family. .
w Hssss VIII store sad back room on i.s sess:
etbsr IN the sisy or Brocklys or would lease si -
Of yssIs dwelling with privilege % ceavsr toe ofss ns
iao . store Apply 70 4. A. BUrr1RektLD, w.
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QARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

CIRCUS.-Las Week but One Of the
" Equestrian Season in New Yerk-Thrss Clowns
GOssIN. ROCKTELL ard LOVETT.
MONDAY EyESING. March ~. and daripT the
week Full Performance Of WORKMANSHIP, By the
great troupe Of SANDS K co.
q On Thursday Evening, Benefit Of Mr.. LOvEfT
the Clown
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NATTLEK'S COSMORAMAS -Fir,e
Nes iss.-Erhib,tsa come, Of lyth-a aad er,.Av,,
Open frsns A ~ tll iss'ci"ek PM: Adassiea IS cert,
H. s,sk. 9, AZ essss' Of eol,ss,lca q vIIws 4
EGYPT. NuRlA and ARABIA. rhsy ass sfstsAsS ~
pssptec OIL BY Prof sartisr.
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AssEs-rhe market f. for Pearls at IS Is Pat. a..
steady S3SS5 CO with sales Of 40 bsls rae .sst :.
reduced to 600 bcls Pots. and IS bills. Pearls
COTTON 10 Isther active. 800 bales having chayr.s
hands but the marx Avoy the buysf considerably hold
beng nee sellers view of me large ersp of tSs
yesr which NJ least viii b. ss5,eoe bales, sst probably
19pee s
RAND MEAL There 10 less activity in the lev
sfsdss Of Slate aaa Wsssssa Flour, but the dsnsaa