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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctisness.
SALE Of $50 VALU.

A. J. BLEEcKER, Auc.ioneer.
HOUSES and LOTS in TWENTY.
II L. FOURTH-Sr. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
Those two modern built three story brick houses Nos w
and 3l3 West gath st. tue Hudson River Railfosd
will be sold at auction az the Merchants Eiebsnse %
WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst. They contain all tie modem
improvements, Gas Baths. Closets Ranges Marble MAJ
teis &c &C. and will be sold 10 the highest bidder 40,
ply to Msssrs. BLEECKER < SONS, Auctionsers. MOI
Broad.st, or TO W. WARD, No. l39 BIosdway.
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mant employment.

AS Bass SINGER.-Wanted, a situa-
ton Ito sins Bass Has sung in quartette choir for
the last two years Good reference gvea Address BAS
SO PROFUNDO, this Office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
ovN-0isss. 10 Sets--- % Mo0N-Risss. SEA
NIGH WATER March 10
Dandy Hsoh II 29m Gov Island. i9a He'll Gate 4 o0a
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o. OOn WANTED, and an active
WOsOOO business man to join the advertiser,
who has the like amount invest in staple manufactur
ing business in PHILADELPHIA easily managed, sales for
cash oniy and will pay leas S3te0 annun as will
be clearly shown interview. Address b B., this Of
fee with real name and when and where to be seen.
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Disasters. &c.


ShiP WYOMING al Phiiadelphia nom Liverpool, sxpe-
nenced heavy westerly Gales with tremendous heavy
and lost number Of saas during the gales on the
BaI9os George f. Webster, Girdler from Boston for
ban Stsncsco before reported At Rio Janero stated 70
have pat In isaky and 10 be dsg Jan iS, for repairs
he captain and crew Of brig Logan Merrithsw from
noson Tor Logan tbefoe reported wrecked arrived AZ
Havea ON the zh aos at Charleston reported BY tele
gaph The esis vas Lost ON the Island Of Agus on the
Bark Leuis kiAsm which had been sshoye near Havana
was repaired AZ IN expease Of sal
BAG ANN ELIZABETH before reported ashore on Har-
tosa Inlet Bari from Georgetown. D. c. for New York
lad cargo OF 3eoo hbls flour and 400 bushels wheat
Seps Harding thought on Friday monsg that the pros
peel OF getting the brig of good antil o'clock
"a t2e stexnsoH. when gale
eastward, accompanied with Snow which caused such
ssa sha the vessei bilged AT O'Clock.
s ssI Sas HARDING and crew we've compelled to abandon
sessei saving only portion Of their clothing The
ss sae standn rigging have been saved tsgsiher with
=. opis Sour in damaged condition Several sshooners
cssn seen No barrels Of -four beth "a the bay
sa yossce the Csp<s The cargo 10 insured in Nsw York
p vessel which viii prove total loss is In, srei in
sra wAnEzS. Da VS. At Baltimore. Is DAYS from PORT
On the LIST nat picked yaw boat csnts,ua n
,eal sn .ns efew Of Che rchr Heroine, Pslrsa from
night before eA'ihs Junk 'As
SeHR. WILLIAM AND sIDNsy. Of Yorktcwa wa. a;s..v.
cred en- the xSth ult ule 81 tha Or.a,
House, near the Highlands with only ihe Tar al h., $50
above water Is supposed sse rua ino III
night by vessel bound Sou tn, and hat her
saved traces Of them (ount On sanrd.v M
went TO pieces AID the beach Iisvsd With fragments
lthe wreck
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A BooK.KEEPER, or Assistant Book
Keeper in well established house in this city by
youpg Man no give the most refer
cree for ability and character Address W. Newark
N. j. with name of parties aad where interview may
be had
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Wante0.

A GENTS. Wanted to canvass the city
and country for the Enclosing business The largest
commission paid. FREDK. A. LONG. No. - Ann o..
Roy WANTED-A smart, intelligent
- Lad, about II must write very we'll and neatly
address. with name. age and residence, M. o. Tribune
Office.
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UyHE ADVERTISER de.ires 70 make

WANTED-A Steerage Ticket for
w steamer ef2ith TO San Francisco. Apply 10 T. ".
ROPES & CO., No. &c FTont-st.
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7 s. SCHOOL AGENCY, MUTUAL

v BkkEFIf and SAVINGS INSTIrUrE Ne %,
dsy: By ths Ssst iassi :aoas.
families and teachers Atspssit Of pc sent In advance
TO ihree enEasenen or one per.sa Apply early VITA
the moreJ, re.erenees &c. gastpzid. w.
Z Il. WILCOX. Pss,ris.ss.
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Foreign Ports.

Al CaIlao about Dec 10. ship Persian (of DaIbury for
Balm ore heIt dav. r.-, ,v,. -.
~ r,,...s inst SIR Sid no date ship Root. Barton,
T.ctis palermo bark ". V. Bowen, Wass do
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Receipts Of Produce. ...TuEsDAY, \

Receipts Of Produce. TUESDAY, March Q.
by Erie Raslroad-l el5 bbls Flour, <o32 bush Oats
Hegs casks Ashes 203 bills Whisky, 400 bush. Wheat
s% sides Leather easks Cheese Is tuns lion. IS pkgs
Butter and $50 pkgs Merchandise.
~ Nsse- Haven ksiroadt casks Ashes rs bbls Flour,
bales Hops, 29l pkgs Cheese, 90 do Butter 1853 aides
Leather and 400 bush Oats.
Bs Hsdsos Rper Railroads.&c. pkgs. Beef 90 do. Butter
"A do Cheese, 50 do Ashes, 2l58 bush. Oats, 81 pkgs
Leather $50 Sheep S8l Hogs. 500 bbs Liquor IS bales
Hay, do. Wool, and !. sos pkss. Merchandise.
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,EWSPAPER PUBLISHERS and

Il PR0PRIETORS-The advertiser, who has had
years experience in the business department of
Of the widest crcu aed daily this country
who thoroughly understands newspaper books and
counts and fact the newspaper business wishes
connected with daily paper other publication
doing extensive business The advertiser has also had
experience as paragraphis and has reputation
writer having contributed to of the first periodicals.
and newspapers 10 the country, and is confident that his
abilities. % which abundant Recommendation may be had
will render his valuable 10 with whom he may
have connection. Address G. J. r., at this office.
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GRAND CONCERT.-THE MEM
- NONIC VOCALISrS. Graduates Of the New York
Institute for the Bind VIII give Vocal Entertain zent
IN BLkECKER HALL, Blocker Ct, bstwsen Connie &c
and Morton, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, m.Icn ~
had at Geuld & Bsu,s. No. 2s7 Broadway; at Dann's
Music Store 9Th av, and q. the door, Doors open Al
o'cock-C0nceYt 10 commence az 8.
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A 5 good Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a
Z n respectable Welsh Girl. Coed city reference A,-
ply az NO. lsf BIoome-st. Can be seen for two days
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CIRCU S.-New.York Amphitheater,
~ No 81 Bowery.-THI5 EVENING, and during the
week-Grand Demonstr a.ionFun Folly, Fashion, Taste
Talent and egsRcs Horssmanshp by all the great Riders
Two rival C'owns-LOVETT, the Yankee clown, and
BOBBY WILLIAMS, the Cockney Clown Old England
and New England against the world
Boxes rs cents; Pit III cents
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THE McINTYRES, having been enthu-
Il siastcay received Monday evening, appear again
IN the Society Library Broadway corner Of Leonard st.
THIS EVENING lat oducpg Donay Prince Charlie"
The Boys Of Kilkenny Jessie o. the Dell widow
Maearee" Bids ysyst" DC. &c. Admittancs IS cents
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CFrom our Correspondsnss.J

CHARLESTON, March s-Stsamshp Marion arrives
here at o'clock this morning.
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The steamer Goliath, Capt +. Fountaiae, towed 20
the City yesterday morning the schr Tennessee Of Cape
May that had beea ashore Sandy Hook.
There forty sail Of schooners arrived yester
day fiom Phiadelphis. with coal
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A S Cook and to do Washing and Ironing,
Good city reference Lived three years her last
place Apply at No IA Franklin st. FRS floor. in the rsn
A S Cook or Chambermaid on a steam
"A boat OF barge, By American Woman who has had
much experience and has good city reference Apply a4e
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WANTED-Situations for good Cooks,
bermads, Waers Nurses &c. Families in Of good
Servants for any capacity always get suited at No
q Ludow;st. near Graad-st American, German. II Oh
and English. J. RIDGELY
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ Admission IS cents: children l2y cents
WEDNESDAY,, March 10.
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR every evening at 7.
Previous to which the GREAT ANTIPODEAH FEAT
OF Professor Mccormick
THIS AFTERNOON, at ! O'Clock, TIE BOTTLE.
Previous to which the ANTIPODEAN FEAT.
The YOUTHFUL GIANT, THE HAPPY FAMILY,
&c, are to be seen at all hours
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A s Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
general homework in small private family, or to do
ehamoerwork Can give good city reference Has lived
In the store
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4 RESPECTABLE WELSH GIRL, lately ar
IN rived from England, wants situation as general
Housemaid in a small family. Call address, No. 30
AN Active, STEADY Young Irishman
I wants employment Farm. He s good Pow-
nan-csn Nov and do all kinds OF Agricultural Work
Call or address DUsTRY at No. "a 9th in the book
store.
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AS Cook, and to do Washing and Iron.
ference Apply at No All Wooster-st.
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ERVANTS.-Families in want of good
~ help, for city country well recommended and suit
able for all stations, obtain such at office No $40
Grand ST. the Bowey where but those Of good
neral character and whom believe to be strictly honest
and temperate are allow ed to remain j. WATTS
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WANTED-Situations for Irish, Eng
w hsh Scotch, German. American and colorsd Girls
and Men of good character and every domestic station
Protestant Agency No. Csrminest and Sociey Agency
No leg Chambers ct.
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rs Cook, by respectable Girl, with q
"a good city reference is cook Cook, ant eIcesn
Washer and Ironer Call at No rs 9th St, the bacl
DAYS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MEYERS UNIyERsUM OR. VIEWS OF tt


M E1EkS UNIVERsUI; OR. VIEWS OF TUE MOST
Iva kemar able Places aud Objects Of all Countries in
steel erEra lusa by dstngushed artists, wth descriptive
ana historical text by emineL writer's in Europe aud Amc
Usher 81 this periodical lays before the public work de-
signed 70 ahord living and intimate acquaintance with the
natural scenery, historical monuments and Hoeil ,u
arities of people All desire tn knog foreign
countries but few are able TO command the means the
time necessary fr distant travel while even that
stu leave many Fl tho most interesting and instructive
PARTS 81 the world unvited or unexpl9red This desire
deytr NniVeIrm ls ntgndeg 70 supply it VIII contain
tural leeues every zone and every continent
pppe1 g de crpons which while conveFinB
the agouthte h1 fubsG9rthy inornatiou VIII seek
o eOto he cry deans o. taets ANA figures with SONG
Whe ne etseFes ta taca ana political phenomena, to
ban some ~ htLto We tansos from hch they spring. In
tne issue ~ the wor IN Aneri the publisher
Nhe prferYtDg rs rgno plan, will to give 10 such
hMSr,an pn6he. tNtentlye ana costly Erepasations
.Ayc tteh mAue 20 present. IN ~ the irheat co"c.
s y. nv hy 70 S,yry section q tne tited
States, bus from az parts 81 tho continent FOR above
past, artists Lase been engaged in exploring
nett fsnahNc. feSi9ns o. thlJ country tAradn, aad
Centrti Aptrca Tor the SPECIAL bcneht Of shig work
az l's a4sIs hd the enSrayers are nov occupies on
above hundred views ~ North American scenery alone
which in due time will he laid before
These will be illustrated By descriptive and hfst6riaai
ces fr TIE pens Of of the popular writer's in
cravings appearing in the Gernan edition which viii
b ba 70 e every nbcr work tho most varied
interest ~ rresentng at the time dcsir BE views
from countries the most remote from each other
ycrsum' viii be published regularly the ist and 18th IL
each month Twelve number will compose volume Each
number vii contain fcnr.secl engrayings, xeCuted Ia
bah style cart wish about tseBty psgss ~ letter press
v,fgme CT . cent, fer single number. ~ Subscribers
paying for vol H. in ADVANCE will he entitled t. receive
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MON NY Nj A n * II II.

SATURDAY. July lO-6 L. NJ.
There sales of Of the leading rail-
road stocks day at the first board and prices fell off
from the opening. Harlem the most active stock
the list ard the bears put very heavy contracts
time. buyers option Erie ard Reading Railroad were
freely offered at decline. Erie Railroad fell off q per
cant; Reading Railroad, Al Harlem. Il Nicaragua al
Dauphin ID; New Jersey Zinc "a; Norwich and Wor-
Cester /; Morris Canal Al Pennsylvania Coal Company
il Long Island 4 Canton Company, II North Ameri-
Trust III This reaction is the result of a too rapid
rise il stocks generally and the effect will be favorable
1t viii strengthen the market aud give healthy
impetus to prices after few days Of inactivity These
moderate checks tend to thu prevention of greater revu
sons such heretofore have been attended with da
trcus panics At the second board North American
Trust declined q per cent. Reading Railroad advanced
q per cent; Erie Railroad, 81 Dauphin q New Jer-
sey Zinc, Is; Nicaragua a. There better feelins
in the market at the close.
The receipts the office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day amounted to s152,147 IL payments
S42 154 Guidance, $3,725 10 20.
The steamship Pacific for Liverpool carried out s56 GOO
In spece-of which $435 0o0 in American gold, and
S2l coo in British gold Total exports for the week
S45p9f4 previously reported Sl329S,74l. Total this
year, to July 10TH inclusive, s1375s715.
The earnings of the Mansfield and Sandusky City Rail-
road Company for the month Of June, amounted to
$40 2l3 61 same month in 1851 $780, 1856 63increase in
June 1862 S16777 %.
1hs anthracite coal trade was not so large the past
week have noticed weekly for time past the
trrde having been interrupted by the celebration of the
Fourth. The Schuykin Navigation Company brought
down. for the week ending on Thursday, 1886 TONS
making total for the of 322,429 tons The
Reading Railroad brought down For the week ending the
day. 32o6l tons, and for the year, si645S tons
The Lehgh Navigation brought down. for the week end
Jo-A and snrt 1,a
los 1913 tons
The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign
dry goods entered at this port for consumption and for
warehousepg and the Withdrawals from warehouse for
the ending July 1852 and FOR the corresponding
week 10 1851.
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THE TURF.

1 ,ENTREvfLLE COURSE, JI-TROTTTNG.-THUR s-
Gay. July 10TH at 81 o'oloekP.M Match $1,000. Nile
Tas Iess three In Ave, In hsrness. Jones anAs
shet, Fhreei Conk in names b. T. Centrsyils. Omni-
eave fulton ferry Brooklyn, AZ clock rssurDn
CENIREylLLE COURSE l.. L-PACING-A PURSE
bow VIII be given Mile heats Best three In nyas
IA o. PAGERS hatnever won Purse over s5
eons On Jny 18th Entries close Monday eyeping
Jnly In ~ 10 o'clock at Falkland Duryec's Hotel.
East Broadway Two to eater and start TO make
JOFL CONKLlN Proprie.or.
II ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS TROTTING-
I'm Monday, the r2h, at four o'clock Of S25
VII core M for horaes that purse; kea.s
beat in D, under saddle. Morreli enters Sno wba
Van Horne enters Boston billy; q. Jonkins eutera
g. e. Snofell; enters &. IT, LUFP, Propristor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

or n u IN nmSRY sP
respectfully a. to their follow citizens that The 20h
the som ,ir s Pa
following resolutions unanimously adopted, and
Ksegsd That the oommn ceunsi, Of the city Of New
Resolved That fellow citizens generally and the dif
ferent eties trades and associations and Fire Depart
Of this city aud adenins segnss are requested t.
and ' ali soets and ntsndns 70 so.opsras
mi' a
day, the ith to Saturday the 18th inst from IL TO
to ont the views fthe Common Council
Resc}4es Thathe army and navy the United States
This station sre requested 70 co operate with Ts IN making
Military be requested ~ communicate with the eomman
Resolved That no banner bearing .ical devices or
scriptions, shall De admitted in sse procession
HOARD OF ALDERMEN. noARr OF ASSISTANTS.
Nm s.,i Il. Cornell iss,s 2 T sITker'
YIN. NJ; Tweed, 7. a.yalsnsine,
s.Lh Ward, YIN. Il. WEish.'
John Royce Wm. Anderson
ri :hd. 7. Compton. Prest. Jonathan Irotter Pfess
A LMosT ruLL-TnE SECOND GREENwI3HBUuD:
@ on aada1 y as! ay at fss5 Ia he
Besksr building Bieecker street Norton when there
last eetng the Association before the enraI ee viii
pr%ary r sa9s sd1s5'P pay ~ os
Eighth ayenue before the eyenirg Of the meeting.
GEO. STARR, Vice President.
r, Ross Jr, Secretary. Office, As Eigl III avenue
NoTICE-TO THE PUBLIC.-l HAVE SEN IN THE
~ Tribune Of the 9Th July instant an article expect
ing quartz crushing maehGe stated to have been CON
Mr. John A. Collins. have already obtained
patent for in mills fer ctu5 hing quartz
both this country aud in Eplsnd Of which the nine
have been constructed by Mr. Collins, is direct in
frilgemert The Of wheels well spheres for cru h
ing and grinding part of my invention AMI naIe the
certificate and signature Of said Johr A. Collins to draw
iurs from the speeton Of which and my mod eouadea-
italy shown him. and information derived from the
idea tho machine which from the description as here
constructed, taken. would add that am prepare
ana fully determined defend my rights in the premises.
j. n. COsHRoRY 81 CiiT street.
DKoADwAY HOUSE FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 2,
ID 1s52At adjourned meeting ofmenbers o. the en-
tra Clay s45 aud Of the various lay elns
rerresen ted in committee, recognized by It turn
| that year. il was - -. -, 90, Il r.
requested the surviving members Of their several
associations Wednesday July H. NJ such places as they
may deem most convenient oI me prrpeae T. make
the clubs l the occasion Of the funeral procession
tn, Joint Committee of the Common Coun ill
to p.sce Tuesday 20h inst, in honor Of the
| WILLIS HALL, President.
JonN T. DODGE Secretary.
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IRA yELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AnBoY gAL.RoAD. FOR PHiIA-
rae. liz steam boat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Mornpr line leaves "a W. Afternoon express inc at
p Nj tbtoueh o pbiaae phs IL four sud half honrs.
Fares drst eass cars 81 second class tby2P. ~, line
" u, street a. A. ". and ~ W. Emigrans line BIZ
steamboat TRANSPORT, from Pier No. at5 NJ Fare,
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NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT

u1OR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT u. s. MAIL AND
Express lines through il four hours New Jersey Rail-
resJ via jersey City leaving Nes York ~ A. foot of
c2T.ias.dt street, NJ Liberty street. Fare s.
Return az and A. NJ, and 5Js NJ Baltimore Washing
tor, Norok and CHARLESTON through tickets sold in the
81. p iiueg. ~p-1~
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NEW ROUTE 10 sALTlnoRE AMP PHIL lDrLPnIl
REMOVALS.

NE NAFoLEaN PRETERRE uAs REMOVED FROM
~ S3 ~ Adw4}, TO 900 Grad where Re viii
hes % SRI H. new Inssrruptbie Teeth, warranted "
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
g1gL'TICaL,

POLITICAL,
EoURTEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSo-
a ciation.The members of the above AMI all wishing
Join, invited attend meeting 1t the Democratic
Head Quarters OF Elzaheh and Grand streets,
Monday evening, 18th inst. ats Pm.
JOHN KELLY, President.
TIos. BOISE oc.-...~,.
JOS. G. DIAMOND S'0'fe'Ai4es'
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SALES ny AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lABuildng Lots In wsstehestar Village, at Auetrn-
Combs Neoiay will sell Wedh esday, July 18th at n
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange frtytwo good bud
ng lots situated In the pleasant village Of Wesseheser
3r miles from the city Of New York by the Harlem Rail-
road For Maps ful particulars apply Hutseh
sr Westcheser 9s Chatham street Combs Nisosy.
suetioheers f Grand street Bowery See auction
adytrtenont in the daily Express Courier and CONNER
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4 Flushing Fla@mersbgrg; =. Romans Well. and New
fork.The rev and beautiful steamer GEO. Law Can't.
Fraacs lockwood will and after July 1882 run a.
followsWil leave Peck slim AZ 81 o'clock, o'clock
A. and ~ o'clock, T. H. Returning, will leave Flush
ag " o'clock, A. NJ. ana oclsck and o'clock, p. NJ
Freight akeu reasonable erm1. Fare l2 CENTS each
way. For Sunday trips, see further notice.
NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE AND PHIL ADELPHIA
~ via Caro- May and New Castle Independents Line
steamers- DELAWARE CAPTAIN :. seymour, KENNE-
Bee, Captain &. o. CLARK, PENOBSC0T captain Whit
leaving pier a. North river daily i've O'clock NJ
excepted. Passengers leaving New York by
line reach New Cattle tho following mornng IN to take
the Frenotown Railroad b. Baltimore arriving same
evening. Fare 81 Baltimore meats extra. 100 lbs OF
harase Will he allowed g each passenger and the Company
viii hold itself responsible TOR the loss only
par ard only tho amount Of 800 Fo- pas,ago
apr J On board. OF at the Offce on the pier.
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TENANTS, REGISTER,

OFFICE TO RE LET.-A FRONT BASEMENT ~ A
W first class, and elegant he situated in Twenty
second street Fifth and Broadway, will bs let
Ply stefan, Student desirable stua-
ton csnnet be found in this city, inquire 1T No. 40 West
Invent -Eeeond street.
at lo7 fulton street. Inquire at the Home Journal
oiice, OF A. j. smart.
ITO LET.-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED MODERN
House in the vicinity Of Madison Square. Address Ii.
NJ, Pc Office with real name.
ITO LET-A VERY CoMMoDIoUs AND PLEASANT
foprstory house on Fourth aveaue rooms
and kitchen, with throughout bath and celia
&C. Rent moderate Also, the upper parts Of houses
Fourth avenue. Also nice house Twenty sixth
street.. E. Is. kIEsHlMER, 3le Fourth avenue.
ITO RENT-A LARGE HALL. SEVENTY. FIVE
u fes deep, and basement size, at Il0i Broad
Also, half houses to small gentcsl
and respectable families. Aso nrmber of first class
houses. Apply TO II. c. PIERCE.
Il0E Broadway Thirty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-11
A DRIAN 4. MrLLEa UcTroNEER.-vALuABLn

a DKIAN II. MTLLE7. AUCT fONEER.-VALUABLE
a BEAVER Street stores, between Hanover and William
streets Adrian IL Muller will se at public auction, by
order OF the Supreme cenrt on Wednosday. July ~ W.
~ Il clock w. at the Merchant valuable
four story Brick Stores coiua IN.
and completely finished inside manner
NOS 20 ami ~ Beaver Rtrcet, No 66 a inches
ana ~ eet inches in DEPTH No 6S 10 feet nches roH.,
and foieet inches in depth This property suted.
~ ts location and dnensons for Banking insurance or
nerehnnts Offices.