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Legislature or Minnesota.
Correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial AdvertiserI

Correspondence OF the Buffalo Commercial Adveriser1
ST. PAUL, minnesota January Is, 1852.
The territorial legislature convened week ago yes
terday The delegation from Pembna, in the northwest,
came distance OF five hundred miles with dogs and
sedges camping out during fourteen nights on the way
with The mercury, some OF the tme 40 deg below
The governors message is full OF interest, and pc.
rusal OF il will well repay any DESTROYS OF obtaining
light upon the resources, condition, and prospects OF Min
nesoa
The value OF the taxable property of the Territory
turned by the is between 81 100000 and ST.
100000 and has increased so per cent within the last
year About eighty thousand acres of land have been
entered in form or another at the land office during
the same time. Taxes have been irifling the public
treasury solvent and his excelency recommends that
by prudent legislation It be kept Ample provision
has been made by Congress for the support OF common
schools and the endowment of university by the grant
Of the sixteenth and thirty sixth sections in every town
ship to the former and OF two entire townships, TO be
selected from the INDICATED lands oil the whole Terri
Tory 10 the latter and the governor recommends that
these resources be regousy protected and carefully hus
banded.
His exceency alludes to The Indian treaties concluded
last with the Sioux at Traverse des Sioux and
Mendoza, and with the Chppewas at Pembna. BY the
former tract OF foyve thousand square miles is to be
eeded and by the latter tract OF one hundred and nifty
miles 10 length by sirtyhve in breadth lie draws most
glowing picture OF the advantages, resources, and fertility
q The larger tract-through the midst OF which flows the
81 Peters, and whose borders waered by many other
nversand characerzes il the garden-spot" OF the
northwest
The treaty OF Pembna provides for the cession OF a
Ron bounded on the norm by lhe BRUSH line, and IN.
srseced by the Red river OF the North. lis conhrma-
hon be thinks, would invite into this region American
settlers, and be the ineipent step towards opening
communication with vast country, from which an ex-
enSye commerce will ultimately be drawn to the Atlantic
cites
The boundary line is in dispute between the half
breeds on this side and the settlers the British side
and he recommends that measures be taken TO have IL
defined and marked
The number OF Indians within the Territory be states
utwenty five thousand. But single murder has been
committed by them on the whites within its limits during
The last year
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JOSE ANTONIO ALEMPARTE,
Cor General Cruz
ANTONIO GARCIA REYES,

LoNGoMLLA, Dec Ia, 1851.
And forasmuch as the said generals-D. Manuel
Bulnes and D. Jose Maria de la Cruzhave thought fiji TO
approve this convention in all its parts, they accordingly
ratfy in due FORM and charge themselves with its literal
and exact fulhment signing copies OF The same TENOR
that they may be recprocally exchanged, $500
JOSE MARIA DE La CRUZ.
SANTo ToRIBIo DE PuRAPEL, Dec. 16, 1851.
Five days after the above radcaiion-viz on the 22d
General Bunes landed Valparaiso, where he
ceived with distinguished bonors He afterwards pro-
ceeded 10 the capital, where honors and congrstu-
laons awaited him. President Mont had acknowledged
his services in the most cordial manner, and approved OF
the convention above recorded,
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IITERsrER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. edition, with notice
w OF Mr.. Websers life works by Edward Everett.
TAYLOR MAURy, booksellers Ninth street, Washing
ton subscriptions for the edition Of Websers
Speeches. preparing Boston, be published In
Early ubscpons will secure copies with Mr. Websters
autograph 10 volumes
copies large and fine paper dollars
volume feb7
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OPINIONS Of tho Attorney Generals Once, from
1889 down 1880 complete
two volumes octave. Just issued from the press.
Feb7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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0UAKERIsM, the story OF my Laos by LADY
who, for years. member OF the Society q tfehos
WaterCure for Children by C. G. Shieferdecker NJ u
Chambers Papers Tor the People. Vol. 3D.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb7 Booksellers, 9th street.
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NEW AND SPLENDID VIEW OF WASHINGTON
BY Camir Bohn-Bohn Hand Book OF Washington has had
very faoab. reception the publisher desires return his
thanks 70 the public,
vices OF competent artist, attached office OF United
architect get the largest and splendid View OF Me
uopols ever yet designed II will be published early possible
Feb 7-dbts =
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no Members of Congress and Othcr..-A gentleman,
evenings unoccuped wishes to obtain some copying
Members Congress and others
services directing line c. b. c. through the
Office, win receive prompt attention
Esh
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oruoE CoHmsrosrp or Pupuo Burrprsos
WARRINGTON, February 8, 1852.
PhoPOsALs win be received this Once until
mte O'Clock m, Thursday Instant
year the that be ordered for lighting the CAPITOL the
RESIDENTS House Pennsylvania and such other public build
NC and grounds a. may be ordered 10 be lighted.
PERSONS offering will please
VIII furnish H.
Fsb7-9aw3w Commissioner Of Public Boid,ns.
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TELEGRAPmo REPORTS, 80.
Marriage Of Jsmmy Lind.
hIains Democratic ConvsntiOn.

AUGUSTA, tMe,) Feb 5-The democratic convention Of
Maine to-day Ienominaied Gov. Hubbard, unanimously
adopted the Baltimore PLATFORM and agreed abide the
decision of the National Convention.
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By DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

by DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
c,ERyANT WOMAN AND THREE MALE CHILDREN AT
y PRIVATE SALE-We have for private sale valuable
woman good washer and roner together with her
respectively four, and SIX years
old and sold for no fault Inc whoe
together upon reasonable terms by applying 70
DYER MCGUIRE,
4-eod3t Aucuoneefs.
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GOES Drawing Book of Heads Figures, and AMI
" mails.
Histora de los Estados Unidos por Emma willard. VOL
Physician, with abridged materia msdca;
BY j. II. Puie, NJ ID.
Hoods being second number Of Punams Semi
Monthly Library,
Riego, spanish Martyr tragedy in five acts.
Glesnngs Groupings Pastors Portfolios by Rev Joshua
N. Danfonh.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
Booksellers, 9th
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Private circle and paquee SO cents RESERVES
seats rs cents rs Family CIRCLE 70 Genus
Third tier so cents Colored gallery 20 cents.
Feb
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~ hail, NJ. D.
sh HalfYeary Abstract ofthe Medical Sciences, Deccm;
sapsu' Midwifery; translated from French by Cbss D.
sTddlet Review Of Matsria Medica. vol, lomo
~" Gay received for sale by
-, TAYLOR n MAURY,
'"S Booksellers 9Th street.
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The Official journal OF the Duchy OF Savoy states tina
a railroad through Savoy Is now IN contemplation, anC
that bill on the subject will shortly be presented to The
has been executed by Mr. Henirey, in the interest OF
company already formed The line is TO commence a
Modepa pass through the Mont Gents, and touch a
Montmelian, Chambery, AK, Athens, and Rumily
thence il is 10 run along the Val de Fer touch at Seys
sci, and meet the Lyons railway at some convenien
point
In lis sitting OF the sh the Chamber OF Deputies a
Turn continued the debate the treaty OF commerce
with Austria. M. Deprets attacked II, making appea
that il advantageous in every respect which wa
proving too much" The Minister OF Agriculture aut
Commerce, in able speech, repelled the lnsnnahor
that the treaty had been imposed upon SARDINIA ana Aus
tria, and expressed hope that the Chamber would vo'
the treaty by large majority. The discussion was agar
adjourned TO the following sitting.
The Gazette du MIDI states, on the authority oil a let
ter from Genoa that NJ Casabianca son OF the ex-mn
lister, is to be sent extraordinary mission TO Pled
mont relative 10 the political refugees and the license Of
the press in that country.
At Rome, on New Years Day, quantity OF red lib
ery caps, out paper, srewed about the streets
many took place in consequence Mr. Freedoms
guest Sgnor Mazzon, has been transferred to the secret
cells of the new prisons The French ambassador has
consented TO send the advocate Peroccbi out OF Rome to
free him from persecution Fiftytwo commissioned
officers were 10 be dismissed from the army Father Mar
chi has discovered interesting inscription on lead IN
the catacombs
The extraordinary rise in the French funds has moi
been without its due effect on the Roman exchange
Five per cent consus having gone up from s2s to SIS
increase, doubtless, greatly attributable TO The rise oil
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ny A. GREEN, Auotionccr.

ny A. GREEN, Auctonccr.
HORSES, HOGS, WAGON, CARRIAGE, HARNESS, FARM
~ ING UTENSILS, ETC, AT AUCTfoN.-on Monday
% snail sell ut III o'clock m, the residence Of MIR.
MARES schrysner the Seventh toll
0'ees ohaeh road, adjoining the farm OF MIR. Riggs
uhe morse, mule, wagon, carriage, aud karnoss
ntcelen stock Of hogs boar, sows, pigs, sc.
~ nninr utensils, plopghs, hafrows, nc.
many other articles
Aso, one man and woman servant
Terms cash A, GREEN.
Fb7-d Auctiopeer.
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To conclude with the very laughable farce OF
HIS LAST LEGS
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AucroneeI.
STEVENS X WILLlAMS'S

w GRFAT ANNUAL SALE of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN HAIN1lNGS-At the NAIioNAL ACADE-
New.York, on WEDNESDAY Z7th, THURSDAY, 23th and
FRIDAY .Sth inst.-MesTs. WILLIAMS, STEVENS
WILLIAMS beg leave 10 announce their hIst Annual
sale Paintings by American and Foreign AItsts OF dis
trgushtd reputation 10 include among others TIE worss OF
DuIsnd, Huntington, Doughty, Roslter Od.e GihoFd-
jones Ranney, Rembrandt, Peae, Amelh, Garter, sd
r,y Percy Hubner Beard, Hicks, Cole Cropsey hd~ n
White. Sona$ Gray, Church, &c. and TO include number
Of high cost PAINTINGS now IN store. - .
In announcing tins sale, which they confidently invite
tie of the public and purchasers from al parts OF
the United States they propose to place before onye
superior Glaze of Pictures richly framed, whch have only
been gtiSalle at private purchase, or breaking mp OF
Geni mems GALLERIES and 10 present from time 10 tlne
agu, totype 1t were Of the state Of modern arts on ns
soe Of tic Atlantic. While the cooperation OF >adng
urt.;s already secured is guarantee Of winch 10
lie osrAIy of purchase and sale would ra-ey De
ou,p 10 Il great boGy Of connolsurs Il believed tha
he plan will SO fully the wishes OF buyers al once
70 rduiu TO tie benefits equal to those the public
n,rsi derive fom such al exposition 49, 49,
Cnplofu.s viii be ready and the Pictures EXHIBITED .
Above On and siter the 18th inst
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

~ offhe Aldermen
Nov Yek. relative the OPENING o. ONE HUNDRED AND
Nv EsTf FOURTH ST. fom the OIL Church Road the sh
Cny New rort.1he uniesned ComuHsonsrs Of K
AID A. he abs -ni-d hereby
the II AT VI the Lersfafe Of the
Il he State ~ Se~ iSfs rulea An Act amend Act
sIicd ACT 70 redgee several Avs relating particularly the Gag
few foft Act passed kp 10 1852 and so the Act
erid An Act sr-nd Act enfed ACT reifs 20 fhs
York and r other ps--d Nay H. lsfo pssed Nay 70
l the Of al bosess
improved als ted tssfsby, that ey have
ed their and the above entitled n-f
that all affected hereoJ and
Who requested pre~rt tncf 90
jsct>as wrfS to henry BEEkhAE, E-c, he chs1mss %
The fAd the ofe Of 6ose Osexse va ~
No terry CITY Of New York within thirty dsys from -
OF no;ce embraced ~ ne sse ess
and foo~s Al the os peess o.
hId AID The 18th Ward o. The Cu o. -
rcluds vhhs the iolo~ns Init 70 ct On NE g"
cry line sce o. lsssv the west ~ a. go, -
Of sth the north, ~ me ns - .s.,s \, ~.
,le osS h@s- If4h.t end ls<h Ill snd On "s :.
lra 81 he center osk te'w.sn Iss !. 80 - ~. ~
d. me- Ia out 90 tb~ inas~ aud b~neh nASs 80 ae -
800 on De A. sksoA1di ne s;fess Con<ns.,onr 20
80 CIV 81 Seu Yort And ibe 'Ad Comnsonsfs 81
- ,os. report the Above eunfed mater vr os
~ :, ,h~ Sup Cosr Of ths STATE o. New ion -
~ ,hs aid cosrt, b. he'd the CITY Mall ne csy
~ =. saturday the I'd y o. October. ls q u 80
1880 st 90 dsy; and that shes 40 n~s 90 -
:. be beard nnotos ve - 49, ~ -
49, s ~ ,oss -Dsisd New fork. Jsy = isda
feso'' HENRY HEEknAL -.
HENRY DERTl5OLH, CoosA
d. GRO. I. OSBORNE
U,rrr y. Dsvrss Atornsy
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GREAT SALE of MANUFACTURING

" PROPERTY by AUCTI0N-BU RLlNGTON
NO0LEN MlLL.-Ihe well-known property belonging
TO the Burlington Mill Company, situated ID Colchester,
Winoosbi Falls Vermont miles from Burlington The
land sdors that Of the Central Railroad Depot connecting
with the other hnes Of railroad 10 Boston, Newly and
Canada, thus stordng facilities Tor transportation
property of the and brck oolen
Mil i5O by 10 stories high and two acks built IN
the most thorough msnner with shsng and geerng com
plste containing IL sets wooden machinery built and
RANGED within about by the best machinsts IN the
country with CromptOn cham wide and narrow l0oms;s
large Dive House. Sapng House and Dry House, lO by -
r stories the best arranged for ITS purpose OF
any building OF the Kind the country hreproof wool
Of BRICK Machine shop two stores and
Basement well stocked with engine lathes and tools OF all
k.ss needed such establishments acon'ement orce,
ard large Packing House ADJOINING used Tor the packing
storage of goods twenty Tenenents OF hk and ~ood
number and To accommodate he overseefs
and operatives The Factory Building, Dyins departments
&C. are all heated by steam with iron pipes aud upon the
meet approved pAu with all modern Arrangements lac
Msier-Iowtr consists of onehsf the Onion RIVER iA
Of IS feet and Consdered second To none IN
always abundant the dyest Tor Arger snount
Of machinery than located there with about 10 acres
OF land
This very valuable property viii be sold in one lot BY
suction to the highest bidder Considering It's situation, IA
the great wool country, where help s ABUNDANT
and TO be procured AZ low retss presents an opportunity
for investment seldom ohered-the whole property, build
ss and nscneiy being now IN complete CONDITION. 70 DC
started Up without much expense ard without any delay
The sale is 10 take place WEDNESDAY, Oct =, next
1852 &c 10 o'clock An, az the COuntins Room on the
prms,s. Sale positive 20 close the concern; ,, =, -
For farther psIt;s apply 70 KY pISs'Te
o. The lropsrty, Boston; \; RlCHARpSOS: , hEAD,
COMMUTE, s. L. BUSH & Co., Sow-iogk; DAVID
s BROWN 4 Co, HACKER, LEA L Co, Phlsdelphis
CHASE, LILLE L Co, Baltimore; HILL. CARPEN-
Tx Co., Providence; 5. X RATHB0NE, At the NIL.
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paintins, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. The
II NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. 45 Dsy-
ST. prepared TO supply their Zinc Paints at the follow
No. White ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No. White ground in oil &c. per pound.
No. 5 White ground in OIL &c. per pound.
Brown and Black, ground IN oil SIC. per pound
Dry " hite OF Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough Europe and the United states, has
been found beauty and protect qualities long
than any other paint For whenes and bnlsncy It Is
unrivLled free from all poisonous properties so common
and dangerous IN other pignents will coyer-equa weight
from ~ 10 Oc cent more space than lead aud 10 there
tore much che the As inside paint
will not turn yellow when exposed 10 the supnnIons
gases Of coal fires the foul air of ships Their mite
Zinc ground in vash produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood BRICK and other metallic surfaces and are re-
naIkabe for their hreproof properties They specially
adapted for marine purposes having been found TO resist the
eOnodng action OF sa water destructive 10 other pan
Dealers supplied OF liberal terms by
MANNING SQUIER, Agents, No. - Dey-st.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH


w ERN INDIANA RAILRoADs1,GhEEAaYY ~. NAIL ~
ROUTE TO CHlCAGO,-On and after hONDAi, NAY ~
until further notce-yssssn steamers and Trans VIII
EXPRESs STEAMERS and TRAINS GOING WEST:
WARD-One OF the frst-class STEAMERS, SOUTHERN
Michigan NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
sTATF viii leave bu7ao daily, Sundays excepted AZ
N emo Dunkirk az might reaching Monroe at PM
the next day proceeding Toledo tie Ane afsernooH
An exrress viii eve Monroe st zfh., or on the
a-va OF the daily, Mondays excepted reaching Chi
esgo the same evening and AZ Chicszo With r
cleSs Milwaukee ard other p0.ts Lake Mich
isen, and with Canal PACKETS aud RIcs4s westerly from
Chicago. -- - - -
EAPRESs TRAINS and STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WAkD-Exl trans VII leave CA.csgD st NJ, daily
ssfuIceys excepted and reach Monroe 1t morning
An eXprtEs s lave Toledo every morning
eep sundCy G1d leave Monroe arrival VI the from
ChessC-Gld reGeh Dnkrk AID Buffalo several nours pre-
the tne for tie ETt Express eeSt from New
York, Albany ard BossJn.
The ad trains at Monroe vii connect each way
regular b Gz for De troit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-1hs tran VIII leave Toledo daily, Sundays
eeIted si An, connecting AZ Toledo With line Of steam
fun Cleveland and Sandusky and oPpg az all the
voy ststiDns vii reich Chicago Of 81 z M
OUitG EAS1WARD-Leeye Chicago daily Sundays
excepted Il AN stOpI at ell stations and arriving O.
Tolsco CT PM connecting with s.aaerst l. Ssnduss ~ and
Cleveland eLd arryng there in xe tor al the morning
tEIls frUn. thcse pieces. . ,,,-- I,
lsek, ktvesToledo Of VI or f9rt w syne ana
ports On the Wstasb Canal JOS. II; hooaL-i
AGrtn, j. T. !, 1872 -HP7' -n'SIN-
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ITO the LADIES.-Our Fall Style Ladies
Bonnsts OF drab felt black and drAb beaver are now
ready their Inspection made from the best stock N maj
ket Aso, large and beautiful stock OF Boys and Ch
drens SILVER drab Felt Hats and Caps with new pat
Of black ard drab Fur Hats for Boys and Misses PLAN
and embroidered cloth Caps Of every color OF the latest
Psrs fashions 81 MONARQUE'S old establishment, Ne
226 Bowery.
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A. NJ. MERwIs, Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER az Co.-Trade

IJSslts Rooms, No. IS PaTk-row. -
GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE OF BOOKS.
TIKI FIRST PORTION of the extensive and valuable coec
ton OF Litarary Books forming the stock Of the weknown
let, firm Of BAKTLETT Il MELFoRD Booksellers and lm,
poterS and curious Books comprising unequaled
asemblase OF Ancient and Modern Works THE HIS
TORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA THE
UNITED STATES, MENiCO &c; EARLY VOYAGES
AND TRAVELS; RARE TRACTS, STATE HiSrO-
RES, &C, arranged for examination at the Sales
rooms of the undersigned where catalogues be had
The succeeding divsons of the collection VIII be view
four days previous the sale of eech, commencing
WEDNESDAY, Oct 70,
and twelve following evenings at s! Z. NJ.
MONDAY, Nov. is, ana following days of the week.
PARCEL SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BooKs-Cat-
eogues for the above sale preparation aud VIII en-
brace large consignmens from the English publishers Con-
tbutiops the American trade solicited Particulars for
the catalogue should be furnished Immediately.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctioneeI
hESIRABLE LOlS az AUCTlON.-ADRI-

~ AN IA. MULLER viii sen at public auction, at the
Merchants Exchange on TUESDAY, Oct 49, at IL o'clock
NJ go valuable BUILDING LOTS and PLOTS, with
valuable wsiepOwer situated at Tanytown, Westchester
Co. oplhe Hudson River. and within 10 minutes walk OF
the Hudson River Railroad Depot The above lots are well
located building elevated ground with hne view OF
the and surrounding country with good schools
churches &c in the shborhoOd aud with the proposed
reduction Of by rarosd and steamboats, Will make Tar
rytown one the desirable Iesdences either for the
mechanic OF OF business IN the neighborhood OF the
city. Terms liberal.
ipouire Of A. MANN, Jr, No. " Merchants Exchange;
T. II WARNER Dobb's Fe1y I. CORE, near the prem
ise.. OF tie AuetloneeI No Mss, corner OF VIEW.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOw.-The Glasgow and New forS sisssn'aip
Comrary's powerful steamship GLA>OOM, lSD
pr. srd q Horsepower Robert Crs;z Conms1der, VII
SAL frcm NewNork uT Glasgow on sAIU ApAl Nth Nov
and on SATURDAY. 18Th Janrasy- AZ i O'Clock no2n
First Cabin saloon state Roonsl ..............sN
FIRST Calm tAioAkip State Rooms ............. -
Sec0rd Cabin. ........:. .''''''''''''
Stewards fec i1cuaed
Anil, to j. Nc SYMOS, No. - Broadway
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J. HEcEMAS, Auctioneer.

J. HEGEMAS, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, Oct. ~, at 10 A NJ, at No. -
Il Clssson-Gv, between Fulton and Aantc-avs Brook
Nu- Household Furniture, Carpets Oi-Cloths Mahog-
any Sofa Sofa-bedtead Chairs Tables Looking Glasses
Also handsome Sleigh Robe and Lap-skns. Also good
slegh which can be the Marine Barracks any day
previous 10 the sale. Catalogues ready.
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STEAMER, for HALIFAX,

HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALIFAX,
Il NOyA-SCOTlA The ne-g and sple0did steaHisaiP
SIR JOHN HARVEY, bulk expressly ior tiis hie, and
frrskea il elegant style for the o. P,sen
,eir VIII letye the end Of Long Whs: Boston Tor hAa
tx every SATURDAY At O'Clock r. NJ and ioavs 4 IL
~ Tor Bo.iou even TUESDAY, at O'Clock Pm Fare
Ilsi Cabin, Including meals, $40 FAre-Seco16 Iasa'
without usE IS 70. freight OF passe sRgiy 70
JONES Co. Bcsion; r. WIRE Co. HANNAH OF INC
Csktair OF toard.-pos,on, July u, 1852.
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B. A. Chiffon, AuctioneeI
DEREMPTORY SALE of DESIRABLE

Il BUILDING LOTS at PIERMONT.-COLE& chill
ION will sell at auction TUESDAY October D. 1852
IT IL O'Clock the Merchants EXCHANGE 1888 desirable
Building Lots Piernont the west bank Of the Hud-
son River nearly opposte DObbs Ferry
Piernlont is proverbialy healthy and for variety and
beauty Of scenery exceed BY any place the banks
ofthe Hudson The population which estimated ats 600
increasing There five Churches it incorporated
village the ad ecent country rich and well cultivated
The disadvantage hitherto occaoned by the shallow water
near the shore the want of a conmodous landing indie
pendent OF the railroad pier and the consequent defect of
facilities frequent intercourse daily with the City OF New
York obvated by the construction of a wharf for
the accommodation Of steamboats, passing up and down the
river and Of ferry the opposite shore connect with
the trains of the Hudson River Railroad. The los to be
offered for sale situated elevation of 80 100 feet
above the level of the They accessible by three
different rolds. Many Of them afford good of the
river and Of the opposite shore.
For photographic maps and particulars, apply to the
AuctiOneeIs, No. " all-st.