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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-10
HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

MANSION house, HoBoKEN-ThE SUBSCRIBER
lvl respectfully informs h;s friends aad tho
public that bs has purchased and lifted in elegant
tke epaoous Mansion House. Franklin terrace formerly
Hudson street Hcbcken three minutes walk from the
ferry which no intends to keep nrs class public
He bis friends in the city that b Hoboten bar will
all times be supplied with the purest liquors. and the
refreshments o All kinds including superior ices and
fectionsry. Please call ana DAVID POLLOCK, of
Pollock House, No. IL City Hall square. n. Y.
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CAERoIL HOUSE 72s BROADWAY, OPPOSITE TIE
~ New Ys-k Hotel being complete order has opened
tho reception Of bosrders Families gcnteaeu
bs with furnished unfurasbed rooms,
on the American or European elan.
JAMES HENDERSON, Prop-setor.
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SALES BY AUCTION

building Lots in Wsstohester Village, at Auction.
Csnbs Nioslay will sell Wednesday, July 18th at IL
O'clock ut the Merchants Exchange fortytwo good build
ing ota stuated in the pleasant village Of Westshester
l3L miles from the city New York by the Harlem Rail-
road For Maps and full particulars apply j. Iutsch
lsr Wsstchsster 9 Chatham street Combs Niooay
auotohe PA Grand Bowery Soc auction
advertisement in the daily Express, Courier and Commar
ciAl Advertiser.
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REMOVALS.

~ @ broadway to 400 Grand street. where he will
tnue to insert his lnoerruptibe Teeth warranted -
iast for life.
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II cyl PORT PAVILI0N-SUMMER RESIDENCE
IN Mrs r. W. Thompson, wido Of the late H. w, Thomp-
bcgs Go inform her friends and tho OF this
loShtul summer retreat that the Pavilion has been
erected model which will the excellent
Accommodation Go LADIES, gentlemen and families and will
be opened on the 18th July in Keyport together with
possessing pleasant beach aud fine bathing, offers 10 the
spcrtatcan abundance OF shooting and fishing.
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A UCTI0N NCTICE.-H. N BUSH. AUCTIONEER.
"A will SELL this day at 1913 o'clock, in tie sales 10
North William street, and second hand Furniture
beds Mattresses, Carpets, oohng Glasses. &c. Also
Camp Bedte Tool Chest chests of Clothing box
Tea, HsgArs, Go Also, tive second hand Pisnofortcs
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NE WS BYTE ELE G. II A pU.
TREMENDOUS FIRE IN MONTREAL.

FLAMEsSTIM RAGING AT LAST ACCOUNTS
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GUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG, LAND
- ing st Workers. HASTINGS, Dotbs Ferry Tarryso
Sing Sing BE ckland Lake Hsverstraw verpAnks Cald.
wells Cozzens Dock, and Cold Spring, touching at Ham
mond street each way-Tsre 20 cents t. Nes6ur or 75
Captain EAysn Nat will leave the foot of Jay street.
(hrd pier above Chamber eet sunday morning
O'clock for the above places Returning will
Ncvburg Mt Ia o'clock +. NJ This boat leaves New York
fer Bayerstraw at 61 Sundays, landing at Yonksrs.
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p DRIAN Il. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA Beaver Street Stores. between Hanover and William
streetsAdriaa IL. Muller will sell at public auction by
order Of the supreme Court Wednesday July H. lS2
at IL oslook M at the Merchants Exchange two valuable
four ssry Brick Stores with handsome granite columns,
and pstsly finished in the best knoSa
and 40 feet inches in DEPTH IS feet inches roat
and 40 feet inches in depth This property Is we'll suited
BY its location and dimensions for Banking, Insurance
Merchauts offices.
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A UCTION NOTICE-TBOs. BELL, AUCrIoNEER.-
IA By W. L. Van zant-Largs sale Of valuable and elc
zaat Furaurs Of all descriptions this day al lk o'clock,
desirable sst-tment of fine Carpets LOOKING
cases 100 Chairs 80 Bsdsteads iGo ssgar ClsIst and
other Wines. French Paints stoves, Counters Guns,
Pianofortcs 40. Also at 12 O'clock good Horse. aud
Spring Cart Harness. &C. Tuesday splendd stock Of arr
goods Clothing, SC.
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VIENNA SPRINGS, OHIO THIS NEW AND FAsE-
n ionsble Watering Place for the reception
ysers un der the management of DR. Slsboe assisted
by Mr. Rir gshury Of the Burnec House and Mr. Whney
OF the Nei House. 1t Il Of the most beautiful an
Aealsby locations in the Wess, aad the railroad
from Cincinnati 60 New York Tae hotel is pacious
beautifully furnished and Aept the style OF The best
Fsstern hotels The mary aiuusements-peDty o.
che begt aocety-besuttu drisesromantie gcencryull
hand o. music &c, &c. Travellers going East West
viii DO veil 60 saIi and see tor themselves
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs.- TARR
IL for the whole excursion fifty ssntThs favor.ts
steamer CATALINE, Captain sater Hoamirs will make
excursions as above Sunday July Monday. July b;
saturday July lo1lssving Delaney street. r., q Il,
iausburg, at 5; Bridge street Brooklyn So; C.thsrins
street Ntw York at Sl and pier n. r. at
turning at r. NJ Refreshments hnes and bait furnished
en- board band of music will accompany the boat every
day except SuRdSy N u. All persons forbid
any account of tlis boat or owners,
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- boy, and Keyport-The steamboat NlaRoD Captain
H. s. I'm all will make ovenr ion to the above acos
spnosy July lith LEAVING srring street Ut o'clock NJ
Murray street st lt o'clock 4. NJ fsturring leaves Key
pert at o'clock l. NJ. Perth Auhoy at "a and l:o.sve
at Eare 25 eoDts TO any of tile above places.
ENCCKsIONS 10 the FISHING BANKS-EyERY
- dy Saturdays. Fare - cents each way The
steamer BuFrAL0, Capt Hancox, will iesye Hammond
s'rset 9s III O'CLOCK SPRING ~ Grand f. H. si Cstha-
Tal- % nents. Eghing taelle. &c. ntoyided
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CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.-TuE NEW
~ and splendid ste amer MAY QUEEN, Capt. G. Mcneil
leaves followsFoot Of Spring stryet, 6 and g Nj
lsn and ~ p. NJ: Piers II. ?aud NJ, l. and 80
T. leaving the Island, last trip. at r. " Fare 12ho
each way. n. B.-No half price for ohildren
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoT RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
~ dephia. from Pier No. North river foot of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves NJ Afternoon express ias at
F. NJ through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
Fares first class ears, $3 second class (by2f line
Trayl ~ Ieave D. from oo' %
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| THE GOVERNMENT LAND WARRANT FKhUDs-COHCLU.
| SION OF THE EVIDENCE IN THE CASE or THOMAS
| LAWSON.
Il ne I,aI;
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SX1nE NLW HCThfA Al Tue CORNER OF William
and NrArkflrt streets has recently CHANGED praprie
tors. thoroughly rcn0vHset and lifted mp viii all
te modern ifopgovements designed especially for the
commoGan 0f city eQu trY scntenen os retired aud
business slits wishing cOmf1r able home 40 moderate
expense. Private wei ventilated rooms Afforded -
yer night ~ 80 week with good c beds aud
all tbs Of Gro water cas lights. and water
closet each door with the attendance Of civil aud
obipnr acrvknts orderly quiet houfe This hotel
a the of tho business community only ono block
from the City Ba nnd being not contiguous to any other
hiah building IL has the superior advantages OF healthy
sroe circulation 81 air ard t all stdes. command
ane views of the entire city, sdonDing VILLAGES the harbo
bay ana Islands ana Ohcdsg Inducements for
ths patronage Ff gentlemen from tno city country Tho
9tc open all night and the hsls veil lighted with gas
RefcctoTy underneath.
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HEETROPOLITAN HALL, LOWER SALOON
N 0Rsiny's grand moving Panorama Of Ireland every
evening, snd Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
There viii be three exhibitions Monday July 5. Aimis
sion. 5 cents; Children half price.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS AND THE PUBLIC PRINT
ING-PRoPOSAL or A. BOYD HAMILTON-THE
WASHINGTON UNIoS--MR. CRIqTENDHS AND THE
MISSION TO ENGLAND, ETC
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[PER AFRICA J

Gravesend--sl SID March 2s IIbsrnia. Malone v. York
on rurgelsss-An. March L.. Vicloaa, VALUATION
RoteId m, for York; 2i'h, Water G7uter' KshfmAa'
souihsnpi on--An March IS rrssklu t,). wo,tOn, N.
York
on he suait--Arr. March % sava'ia. -. N. York,
Lssrpsol-sld Mach IS Parliament, Sampson. Boston.
OF Liysrpool-Ar. Mach p. AdORis, -, N 1oile ,
Clyce-Arr March D. glasgow o.. Stewart, N. York.
SD. 23th. Threc Sisters Douglas. San francisco.
Quseustown-Sso. March g. Sir II Pottingsr, Crowei,
shisIds-sd March 81, Neptune, Bansloy. Hsyrs. and
B1smsn-Arr. March %. Naomi. Wright, London; Alex
ande< Edmond, Musart do.
From Lloyds List. March IS.
Gravesend-Arr March "a. 6sTipgspatsm, Morris Cam
ton Tropio Paine, Demaiala
Dsal-iu Mach %: Nanny & Emma. Dieckmapn.
Bremen Tor EswyoTx 2ih kepleT. KrOdop, Brenen iof
New-York cid Ceylon, Green, Savannah
PeOl.--Sd. March "a Hearts of OAK, Dib5en, New
off Dartmouh-Arr March a, Adler, =. Baltimore.
Gloucester-sid. March a, Solway, CHADWICK, New"
IisspoolAir March a. F9Ssgil Es Sears Noble SIy
1s S San sSSSs ShaPcor Bsasdss Neso
Charlsston Vim. Paren Theohaid. Baltimore Banc.
60 Co@sosk Nsy YORK Tc9,osstoS, Bye; do Do,
Ci,de-s.d Mach 81, DIgO, DOsus, New York
Orleans for Liverpool
msaob TO- con s1 caas
ter 10Th. PIesdsnte. Eius. do Antiila Mhett' New
Genoe-Arr March 10 Louisiana. Cspsllino, New-Or-
leans
From Iloyd's List. March a.
Grsyeeend-sd Mach g. Trident, GaDs!t St. ThomaTi;
Ceyloa. Green. Savannah
Dsa-Arr March 49, 1Uguste. Luderlg, Bremen for
New-OFloaDs; esdept Smid Mey do d. EOeThard,
we2msyer 10. do Hersches Jacobs Yam f,r New
York; 40. BremeIbaven HI Ken. Benen for Baltimore
OF the Soutb Fseard-Arr Mar h 81, Rebsccs. HASA
bohn: New York for Biemen Columbia. Gesrka, Bremen
for New-Orsans; Ebe HeydImsn, Ham0urg for New
Yosk.
OF Sciliy-Arr. March 90 Gothic, Homann. Richmond.
Va, FOR emen
Liyerpeoi-Arr Mach ss De Witt Clinton Fuok. New
yak, sd. a2d, Joseph wslkSr. Hoxie, New YORK IA
drew Foster, H0lherton, do
Suldsrltnd--sd. March %. Bower Bragdon, Boston.
fu.iz-Au March "a, Frcvt,' 0ranbery, Ne g.fork
Commodole Williams. Helen y. Ryder, Ryder, VIII
Mleton,
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Whalers.

spcSsn-xarth s. in Part aa prisee Bar, Franklin, Of
trosisce:own oi 0ssnown day hriS September Of
Boston, DO do saw IN SSm BAY, hsIch g, bark Is
ont 81 "a hatssS sstI see Iris rms scAr UAion,
Watkins. c,sxE. " mcs our.
No ea.e SC rrGoa. y Sd. N B Is NOS Oa., lioosp.
AT a. stehastc-s "a inst. shic Ciacrnai Williams,
"a, A'c'e ,ceaf, last TN New-NOrk, with 24e0 barrels
v.als, 80 &c. SD. Oh. s.sCa lbs. eers on board
bitter rom Mr. A. J. Fuller, secoad cficey ct sa:p
baie o. New tsdferd Fsreris hss a. Dee "a lai
IS 80 g Ten - 50 W. 10 moatas ont with 40 bbs Sd GA
oosle, seAt home t0 sp all we'll Reports sans tins and
place Iezn ston. TisOn n out. IS sp ca beard
Nel, hone le0)
letter rem Capt. Bailey, OF bark A. Il. Tucker, of
Dartmouth. repcrt her 81 81 Chaines Jan g. AL we'll
with rs bbss Would sail II DAY tl River L. Plata
20 cruise until she lssf Of March.
Al % miaica. March :. harris N. d. Chase, Miller of
Beverly. 2otp. and sst mea Alan CaanOn Boston 80
So. Spoke lsn. u Pen Higsins, NIB clesn
A. CO. shout date brig Nexcs, Whrnes. West
pert ito bis Of Which ea SEA, sens safx Prssds
1. OK CO had gaksn ssae spa iost healstesrey and
seaman wta N.ic efceEs1 IN x,ismgtsg - sym fiom
sfssfn hcst - he tstk
A. 81 Nscslts Sch ~ teAg. Wills Psuam. Gean,
If.V TS tAis sd s.yeisi nra sex ~h fey.r
an a. ~ Thomas lssh ak o4FA osc=ela- kEf. Ssw-
t. .J;G g I.saE 8Als as q ANA csas.
aoHe - thls. spl wanting m~s. Reports ~ 'Pessss
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Spoken. nc.

Feb 20. lat 50 8. Ion 81 50 W. clipper ship Ds1niess
beuId south.
March is of the saltsss ship Underwater shiplsy. I'm
Liverpool lar New York
Aaich % sh Fortune Island schr Salem from Pors-au-
Pfirce sSys. for New-N0Ik.
Zee y, lat q IS s Ion 81 IS T. ship Commonwealth
Baxter. ffsm Calcatta Nov 2) rar Laneon
Jan. H. lat " 81 s. lou 50 40 Il ship VIA v Kan, I'm
Calcutta NOV 40 Tor Lopdcu
Eco. s. Cd Algoa Bay. Caps Good HOPE was seen .hi,
Ass0sc Cohty. from Calcutta for London
March 2, Isl q 50 len. "a a large shin with
trlgrsrts bound SW name NJ eeistocd DIDO o. Diana
York Tor New Orleans.
Aacs -. "a, 81, ION 49, ship Alexander Jshnscn foom
Be tnore for Rotterdam
March 30 of MStaslAs Bar scAr Florida I'm Ne WORK
3dgs, fer 81 Argusiire.
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ADRIAN II MULLER, Auctionesr.
DEREMPTOkY SALE Of YALUA.

u BILE PROPERTY on 18Th. i7th, 10Th, Goth and 2i..-
is and lsav and Avsans b. b, order Of the Exscu-
NIX II tie late FRANCIS GEIsFfs adrian r.
MULLER viii sell a. auctisa IN dU R5DA1, ADrii u.s.
ias2 a. u oc,oes a. the Jsscbslt Erchssss the fol
LOVING described valuable Real Estlts, VIZ:
ist sy 3Io,s on tas east aide q s-ay % fee. foah
Of goth st., each 10 feet inches "a width BY % n
tstth.
Avenue B.. L-s side Of Avenue B, q feet south
of7,h ST. each % feet Ia width by Is fets inches in
80 Lot, north side Of le,h.st % feet inches
ives, Of Avenue B. Zach 10 IN width BIZ 81 fsst IL depth
NH 81 Ioss seuih side Of Th 81. o5 feet inches
west OF Avenue ID, yauns width flom 40 10 ~ feet
isehss. and being IN depth % feet
lis Lots sorh side isth st. ssses east Of lat.
sy vayng in xdh from ~ 10 % feet and being in dsD,h
s2fset ~F'~
setA st-s Lots south side Of sssh-ss % feet lel
feet in depth ~ -
Lots forth side Of Goth 49, 30 feet west of Avenue
wi9sA hem 10 feet 10 inches to 90 feet inches
Lots north side Of iohs % fee. east Of st-sx yary
eelr 2 IN depth % feet '' $50
issss l5 Lots sessh side Of slss st. o. feet east
av. yayls sidh from g feet to a fee, inchcs AM
beng IN 9Th y FEET 49,
Isfns-rse tnids o. the purchase 81 ,nev may a. the
splon 81 NE ic14str, rs4la OF cnc AID m4rsage faf
three ycafs at cent, Mas may be had ~ the sfc
os Ae A1etoneer, No. WAr-ss.
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Disasters &c.

THE PACKET snip SEw-yogE, before aored pl, ba Il
a. liVVi pOo) az ef beng found
cosidr bic bgi.e az the ne the pumps
eNtscSd to fee hsr, the C.ptaR continued his
The ieakaee however increased Ssd he hOro Cork
but tae WED beng heAh fem the 5. Il aud the
weather thick. 10 was uaaDs % make the land With tbs
htasug o. the sAo the leak decreased and the crew and
Won ed ably at the pumps but there
lille chance OF the weather clearing up, decided 30
put back.
GlRRALrAs, March I6-Au along the beach from
GuadSAsQas 10 AlgesifAs, to bs remnants OF
Wrecks. heas spars. sc lHcuiils, amoGs Others one
mRTstd with rec paint the stem Up u POSED 10 be-
long 10 che Of the vessels ia our BAY
LEwEs, Del, Apnl6 The sehr. Mary Z izsbsth which
hss been ashore for several DAYS was fDssd of TO dsv
sBdis now AZ the Break The brig Yaukee fr Ba-
is Tescy for bat awaits oEtsfs ron Yns lphia
SCH2. MARY tof GewbuEs port) from Pal lphla for
Easo9. went ashore Ransfard Islands dse gigea
She supfs h. and viii have 20 dsehge before shs
lie cot off
RHO HAERASEEKgr, ~hieh arrived a, Havana s7th ult
non PVtSld hfeS oyei past OF her cargo IA aotaeTiy
g%le.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, 7,h inst sf cor sumption SARA All
ANN eldet. liter Of the late Jacob L. sebng. aged
a. yesre
The relatives and friends # the family respectfully
invited to attend the fuaeIa from her late residence No.
IS Hoatiost. Friday afternoon. at o'clock precisely
On Tuesday evening, Aprl g. ABRAANSA, infant
daughter Of Henry G. and Sarah A. Benz amin, AGED IL
months and l6 days.
The relatives ADD friends Of the family aud these Of
Adm gen. fespec fully invited 10 attend the fdne
rsl from the residence Of ties parents No. 10 Attorney
this day Vt 10 O'Clock. Her remains VIII be inferred at
Jamaica, l. L.
Ga Trs,day msrning, II commissions. IDA JUDITH
KIP daosh'er Of q. Frederick Ziegler. aged years
months and ~ DAYS.
The relatives and fiends OF the family a'e respectfully
invite tO attend the fuaef8l, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. em No es Horatio The above fguerst s be
POSTPONED until Friday Afternoon at same time and
dfNre.
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By Telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Apr! Arr. sclr. L. B. Hodgman,
Providence.
dorce.
NEW ORLEANS April s. arr ships Memphis, aud
Neguntscoek, New York barks Mary Brought0n, do
Emma Lincoln. Boston.
BOsTIr April Arr. bark Elizabeth, Of Baltimore,
from Savannah She in he Bay IN the gale OF Monday
night sLd order going ashore she was Coagsd
mssts And throw overheard % bales OF COT
tor, which fna ed ashore 49, .
Cid ships Yves starr. Liverpool; Albania New Or
IL arx Richmond do barfs Cisra Bell, Stvann "a
Heieu Maria, patnnra bugs Mary Perkins and CHI
ard A. Dunbar phsdslpha schIs. Clsra Rogers, Nor
folk J. renAsT, Philadelphia; Saginaw, Albany.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. COTTON

~ would remind hs friends and the public generally
thar he has made extensive alterations aud improvements
IA his Store has the very largest Eurnnre Sales
Rooms 10 the cy beng IS BY 1a eet aud through
h' setknan TO Abnsts He "a prepared to receive
goes rom FAM les sEd others for pnblc or private sale
He VIII also attend 10 the sales of Furniture and other
goods Dung the season. al the Issdt1cs 81 parties who
mag with 20 rsEauish housekeeping. ~ Good, OF an
tnds bought, preferred. Ssores No 20 Bsekman and NO
80 Arn sts
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rrrnm orr Cnnsrpnnesn,s.l

PHIL ADFLPHIA. Apfl l7.-Ar'ie ea-Drs Mary So
mia fBF pasksr Kingston. ia Amy ~. Leeds,
oicett New YORK; Jacob Raymsnd. Bourne, Nan
tuckst; Mari Elizabeth, Colt, New Haven; cape May,
Ross Providence; Vary CrsiGner, Smith, Nev-fOfk
Na,y II Mfiln Collins DO Legisa. Smith, Newoury-
pot; Me iaa, Auence. Eew-Yosk Consul, Fnso, ,;
NaiaJ watts do Alesander Baldwin. New Haven; Is
abei, wilisns JERSEY Cry Washington: Babcock New
Yogk: Nj LsBgson Srncnsicn. DO; r. Herbert Johnson
do; Julian. Skow, de-;
Chords eau,shi9 psnt sylvania walton, Richmond
shins II " Boody Stafeld, p s.oa CAsion'a BsSnter
Rowland New Orlts bank Gov Briggs Parker. Boa
toa bog Emlly Young Kisgstoo, JAM; schrs m1ss-
(Rr) stesliax HafsiaN ~ =. MAY aud CAthsIins
Peols S1ailk Adeae Csrns "a, -BOstoa sally Miller
snow DAWES Hies DAFT. So gers Boston; Alexander
Wsshing,en Bascocs New YorK Mari CFana.er, Smith
do 1soeh Rsyuona. Boume .ntuckat; Mary Eliza
beth, Colt Ne Haven ID. Hsbbers, Johnson Milton
Macs J1lieu, Stow Hsnit Luther Caild Baker BDs-
ton A W. Ltsts, Esdcost, Bridgeport }. Learning
a.
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erby n L lowell Boston mdss 20 +. ]. HerricA.
echr DsIawsre Holsrosk X, Beer land, Line
aehr Helene Hale nocalanc. lime xc..- III,
ecbr uary s. o. xhter) from the wreck on rIus'iss r
pt 81, ssboye =, CSrsons Inlet, Nj faiis ns5nz NC
Rchr Cosverr. Boat. Boston. fgr Try .. q;r.nseu
scar Augustus Hodgsoa, Machias' Isn'e' " ''"'
~, ss,sb Mazda Coombs Bucksport. soars g.,
scbr Wm X. GEM. Eye, Phh@os ph's' "N
sh, a., woodbsry Rcckport days, ssh 20 maNsl
Al "a NJ saw schooner VI about iVo wv III
a. n,e wei OF Strsifrd Point same cay !, 80.
scbosner west Of scs Rock al anchor WIN hsau o. WV
uaInmsst canned a~ss 49, Ia
Gchr spyjrg BIRD. Perry Rock ano ilnne,
~, Tr,rSst Lnbsc lsth and plaster ~
scby ssyah Mui sen Machias, lumber 10 sfnpson' NY
SIR Tsrv Co.sli. Provncs'own msckeTeL
Schr. Sterling. Chase. Yarmouth, rnacsereL
sAILFD-ship. Queen Of the gast (ue~) Btitie't An
Frynr SEQ T. T. Hartshnrne, Antwerp; hafk Fanny Sis
ioy Macy esp Francisco brig Gen. Wilson SeckTitn'
Apslarhcea ard others als9 ship Senstor C0ha idse'
pool: also ~ steamship Europa lott Liverpool sllPs
EYcel,or Crock r fer Liverpool SIlas Le9nad oas-
for Hsnburs bzrks Odessa BIZ Sebi for So iona %,
lzof ChUmsD Apalachicola, solomon Peer. Cafs Sah
Grozier Gasyama Kate ABdersons AndsrsoA, Matso-as
Ocean Bird Forop. e.. Thomas
BELOW bark in the DING. c.,.
Also. bark Dolphin. from Ets port Dfg ENVY CHA'i'
ton; also Norwegian brg, 70 days IRAN -
WIND-SunEet, W and ishs
The kesrsr of the Sow aud PRS S.s.lon Lgnt soas,
VINEYARD sound furnishes The Neho Bedford Msrenry ne
wing liar Of vessels which have passed hAI ss'''n In
the dsy time from Jsn / 20 Mach 81 ,nci1'Te Total
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DuIir lie time there bssn q da's Tick We amer
Tho schooner reported yesterday as being asnoIs pc
tween Tsfons Meek az Sands Point Tas toe SC Alos"
nv pscket from Rocs lahi for NevYok which In hei',
r f,cm md or The point Of land a. Lyos Neck missed
vs aud went ashore Nothing more has yet beer learned
concerbiBg her. So. r, l.,
Big Yauaer. Pendle. on, from Charleston for Camden
put gto Monadk Point Account OF very heavy weather.
aud scUdded DO the Sound TAR Hart Island where
abe now lies a. anchor. Shs Is loaded with yellow pne
The psa schooner with ashore as Ea.oAs Neck
is probably the Harriet Newell. from SeAIsp9n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
ANTHONY J. BLEEcxga, Aucssasss.
NORECLOSUkE SALE of the VA

u UABLE HOUSE aud LOT No. 2i9 West 70sh- 81
and a Lot Of sane, with ths Bu5inx thereon,
hon,ing 2ist.st., at auction AN IRONY J.
BLEECKER win sell nc auction, THU i5DAY, ADrii
10 1882 IL o'clock, at the Merchans EXCHANGE, with
TO the highest bidder the following val
liable properly. viz
OB gosh The handsome four story brick house and
los Of ground. knorn No zl9 Wet 10th s. soIth To-
between eth OH and opposite s. Peters Chuch.
The house finished in excellent style with roa balcony
in front. having all the modem improve ats hr ccs'en
ielce, such Croon waer bath room &C &c, all Ia this
very best ctdsy. The house built aud occrpisi A
his death, BIZ the Ia Mean Woodruff, Aad stoas
cutter Sc d now reu.s for about 500 per aaaau
Also the valuable lot Of ground. with the large budIs
thereon Jecsiy Of he above sasth side Of
of the above lois Is feet front AID BY 81 ec
inches In depth. no TIE less Sale positive
the hish.st bidder Part Of the pucha9e money
main on bond and mortgage For maps and frtasr par
TIC ulsrs apply TO the AucoDesr, No dload H. or 20
Msssr VIGATMAN CLARK, Cosnssilors-a.- Law
No. 1875 Broadway. Of DeY-ss f,9e5)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Aucnonesr
DEREMPIOhY SALE Of khLUA

BILE LOTSon iih, cd sad aud SD sta. and ga
ADRIAN "a. MULLER viil sell az Auction Oh FaiDAYs
Apn ls5s at 10 o'clock ~ az tho Merchants EKchasga
the following described property, VIZ:
18th - lots on The south fs Of ihst. l69 feet west
OF Ayense O. saca rs feet In width BY 90 feet 10 inches "
depth.
9Th ay4 lots the east eide Of the 9Th av commsue
ing % tue south OF C5d each Is feet nch
width by % feet Indspfb.
sd - loi forth side ofe2i.st IS feat inches eat
Hh nv beng 30 fseI i1enes in width in 'front.' ~ lest
iAch IS in The rear, by 1905 feet yches ia depfh.
o2d Q0s On the sDIth side of cad z9 feet inches
inches ia d,e;h.
ssdr.4 lots south side of sd at iOi feet nchse|
west Of I'd sy zach q feet inches width BY o2 lest
TERMs-co per cent may remain on bond and mOr<sse
Tor sgeats ~ per csB interest payable sEn1sy
Maps be had e. the Office Of the Auctionser No.
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