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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
PASSENGERS Arrived

In steamship CITY Of GLASGOW at philadelphia from Liuer
Mn Issacs and lady Mr. Smelling aud lady Capt.
G. W. Rich, 7is Highland Light Infantry; MI Copper
and lady Mas Mcdonald. Miss Catharine Floyd, Mrs.
Gauge nhem, Mrs Martha Hart Mr.. Downing and lady
Davo Lee and lady Mons Pauly and lady Mons Unz,
Messn X. f. Stacks. X. B; Hayes, j. W Ritley, I. +.
ward Cubbase John Foster John Nortoa. Charles Mead
ows SAMPSON Sparks ". Turner Edw O. Msley, Hewitt,
+ McDuf John Houston, Th0s SheTgold John Kelley,
J C. Knatt, Saml Kelley, j B. Knott. Perry Hicks Wan
Hawkins Robert Smart, McNsmsra, II Mason. David
In ship Senator, from LondOnMrs Pears, SIX cRdren
and servant Mr.. Wilson and lady, Mrs Lingham, Mr..
Phillip, G. G. Shreve E. V. Hathaway, w. j. Cantelo-
800 in the steerage
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6orses, Carriages, Sc

1nD MULES Ter SALE.-The sub.
IUU sc,iber has corsiau,ly on hasd sad foe s,,
lnrse nauber OF rood sDe bodied mules, ireadas wel
broke mules Of coed siLe. suitable for fam wo-k say
hind Of team work Also number suitable for sApgins
and lot III eood young and unbrsken Terms rasenlss
Inquire Of Hs}srt X chey. No. s. Wsshinsto, st. Y,
or at the resldece Of the subscriber at amesbTs New.
Jersey on the Camden and Amboy kailrosd. shss The
mules may be seen. t21 l2t'l JAMES BUCKRLyw.
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MARRIED..

On the z.th of july, b, Rev John VI Ms,aulsy ny
GEORGE kOHR TO Miss ELIZABETH DANi"
DO h Of this CITY. =. n r,..,;,.
In this CITY. Wednesday FEB % o. Rev Tornsh a
Deuauss SARAH MATILDA. saugh'er Of isaac =
Rlauvelt ESQ 10 JACOB DENAREST, ali OF thIs Cits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
,NUREE DESIRABLE BUILDING

Il LOTS on i2d- 81 between Broadway and ON Az. -
ANTHOSY J. BLEEcKER will sell az AncaSn, on
TUESDAY, March g. 1852 at l2 o'clock at the MefcaAns
Exchange, the following va liable property - =. :. ,,h
Three Lots each rs f. 81 front by hall the DOCK ~
on the soatnery side Of AID st. commeAcng IVY rec.
9th av The close proximity to Reservoir square anu Iue
9th Railroad, makes them very DESIRABLE '' ~.
or Investment wi U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

The late Cashier Of the ThibodauX
Branch Of the Union Bank Louisiana, is said by the
Telegraph to be defaulter to the amount OF ESQ
He IL now in Paris.
The bill recently vetoed by the Governor
Of Texas relative to the public debt Of the late Re-
public, 10 nov Law, having passed both branches OF
NE Lesislasnreb by the constitutional majorisics The
bill reads a. follows;
gned 10 each class OF debt OF the late Republic by
the Auditor and Controller under the provisions OF
an ACT entitled An Act for asceEtsnng the debt OF
the lsse Republic OF Texas approved Feb. :, 1850,
a. reported by said officers IN their report TO ,he
LseislAtsare OF date the iash of November 1881,
as, and TIE value assigned 70 each caw Of SsS,iss
oy SAID omesrs In their report Aforesaid is what the
claimants"
The Governor assigns as his reason for withhold.
Ing his Hame nom The bill that its passage nigh,
He says
IA would seem proper that though the Claims Ia
now postponed, thai they should, at least, be Ian
open for examination ana equitable adjustment il
Is my ANXIOUS wish 10 the State OF TexAs-at this
time attracting universal atsentlon-assune a posi-.
ten in reference to her debt, which will nor oaly
command the sdniEaion OF her sister States. and
OF foreign powers, eat save her also i60n aay jus.
charge of Reputation. So far IS lies IN my 20 yer
desire every creditor Of Texas TO have what las
tice and equity Is due him. SUCH too, believe is
the sentiment cftne people al large and Of the Leg
islaturc."
mus another regulating State 10 added to sae
smsii hist OF An ercsn States tha, evince dssosi.
ton TO cheat their creditors
The Farmers Bank of Ashtabula mas
commenced suit Of libel sgsins. Mr. G.F Lewis
broker, OF Cleveland The published reports Of ,hs
condition OF the Bank show q ssrocg position.
n IL q 80 TT. Frt-
WEDNESDAY, Feb Is
ASHES steady s.lss Of 50 bills IS Tor Pos and
50 lsi Ef Pssra
CoiT0N-Ths market u without material variation and
ike sales 2ste ss<s
SLoVR AND MEAL.-lhs nsrkss Is dull for West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
Reesiptx of Produce.

n, Er,s Railroads.&c. bbls. Flour 80 do WHISKY ~
hu.f Oats. ia DO Barley fSf bars ana I" 'nhs i''n i'
sidts Leather. 1900, ri, az 49, p,,
ter "a do Cheese 81 casks Ashes, 81 bales Hops
Nv Hudson River Railroads.&c. bbs Flour lC4 psgs
Butter 81 do Cheese. l2 casks Ashes "a push. 0ass
2is3 sides Leather z3o head Cattle 2t sneep' 10 mugs
IA hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

EArm Of the subscriber. 70 the town II Ma1aroueck
wsscAtser County, Nsw-Yofk. SAID farm eostsNs
about sal acres in high STATE Of cultivation With vsYe-
~ Of fine crate fruit ant suitable bulldnEs 10 strata
order SAID Farm is half a mi from the " satsss
a, amaropeck. and ~ f'n New Rochelle Station ss1
Farm will be sold tt rDsDAY, Feb rs. al O'Clock
p M on the premises NEHEMIAH PALMHR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

SHEHlFF SALE.-On FRIDAY. Feb.
~ ls3e a. u a'eicek H., az Hafler u the Faotc ~
&c tssdiod feet esst OF The Railroad Foar Ia 20 re
hn 20 slnaD DO t7achiLss, for msRsiae. a. shlrs
D-@~es sc. Also, eight S.wtax 81 chine, Bsfing oas
sls' rev, as sad soAIds, Yam Seams ara Needles
fniLDs saehire. fuos. Toes. Dye s,afs, ana yngAp
.Efs ~ TIE cars leave the CITY V.il 1,r Bsf'saas
q I'D g e'clCcs Al. FEB 90 1852
JAS. R TESRYs Ds,air ,fS
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UCTION SALE At BRIDGEPORT

Com The assignses OF the esate Of J. r. Young q
Co vii sell st public sale wEDNErDAY the ID eay
OF March 1854 az O'Clock VI all the interest 81 the sat
r. Young Co IN the sOuNDRY and MACHINE
BUILDINGS. with shou 50 ods Of ground. together With
oeo, Fns situated ia the CITY Of BRIDGEPORT the hns Of
the III nsatopc Railroad and within about 10 reds the
New York and New Haven depot To lhess who are de-
srous Of engaging in the foundry and machine ensaes TIN
Is oppcttanity the location is very desirable ore
arc Garnet be ercelled IN the STATE Of CoEnsceat Per-
wishing 20 examine a establishment ,Fsvicus tAs
tine OF sGe have opportunity BY calling either 81
the gases. residing b. premises ssse tshe piss
ON toe premises --Bndgepcrt Feb. Is 1881
DAVID MkEKER
ief tMh3 IL = EICHOLS. ASssses
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer.
EXECUTKIX'S SALE OF VALUA-

lLBLE BROADWAY, GREENWICH, AND WASH
INGrON-Sr. PROPERTY -rbs understood Will sell
II Public Aucn1n. on TUESDAY, March 9. 1859, at 4!
O'Clock NJ, at the Ne chauS Exchange in the City VI
New.York, by ADRIAN II. MULLER, tse following
liable property belonging hs estate Of the late Brock
hoist Livin gston, deceased:
The two Lots Of Land with the brick buildings the eaa
erected situated in the First Ward Of tue Clt Of New
York. extending from Broadway 10 Green ~ich-st, being
fsst3 inches front on Broadway. 26 feet inches the
northey side 800 feet inches the s0uhery side sad
~ feet inches front Greenwich ST. aud now known
- No 81 Broadway asd No. 81 Greenwich st
Also Lots Of Land with the buildings erscts ed thsrs
on, and known - Nos 81 Greenwichst and IS Washing
ton st beng about 20 feet Greenwich % feet on
WnhlBgton-sf., and in depth about $50 feet.
LISP SUSAN LEDYARD. Executrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

MINIATURE ALhANAC-.-.laIs DAE.
6pN-Rises. 40 lSets---- 10 M0ON-Sets -
aIsH wArRR-..-Feb 26.
sandy Hook IL 33a Gov. Island Ann Hell sass 26a
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EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE

L'AECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE
Il REAL EsTATE-will be sold at Public Auction
on the FIRST DAY Of THIRD MONTH. (Msrch) i95i
~ IL o'clock, noon the late residence Of VALENTINE
HICKS deceased, in jericho, Queens County IL miIss
from the Depot Of Long Island Railroad q. Hicksvls
The Farm consists Of about IS acres Of st-rate habe
land in high sats of cultivation On said farm il iarss
well eSit and convenisnt dwelling House good order
One Farm Hsuss. two large bar1s, carriage house nc
&c all in good repair Apple orchards and fsu, trees OF
various kinds
The farm can be convenisntly divided into three part.
aad viii be sold together parcels may sun pur
chasen.
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage for
tenn Of years.
Apy person wishing 20 examine the property. viii apply
on the premises or 20 ELIAS HICKS, Executor No "a
Yorh. iTftMi
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A. J. BLEEcKsR. Auc.iope.r

= = Blk AkR, Aactione.f a - :
kUlLDlNG LUTS.-A. J. BLEEEK-
~ En-, kpctloneer. win sen a. he N-fca.,t. r,
change. On SATURDAY, Feb "a eight " qsb,e sn,5,n.
Los "a ne soath side OF Ssh ST. whoa a.. b., ss9
rids between Sixth Sv Railroad and 5r,sd A. aa5 7.
coed. 20 ~. rs
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fflonep Uauteo and to Goan.

&0S nOO to L0AN-0n Bond and
a. eDOsOUO Mortgage on Real rstas IN Tn
CITY or Brooklyn. Apgl, to ANTHONY J. BLtECkHn,
Auc ioneer, No. Broadt ct. Hfu
MONEY to LOAN-On Bond and Mort.
lVL ,.ye in sams of 81 200 TO IS 600. Apply 70
pEtDEN & COTTON, Brokers',
,,s,w. No % Chanbsn q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
Whalers.

Sailed from Providence sSd, brig Oray Tan. date IF
Chareson) Demoranvle, Of aud Tor New Bedford TO rs
for whaling
Arr: At New-Bedferd e4th, bark Joseph Butler Gard
ner Honolulu lN days, with zoe bbls OIL aad "a 900
lbs bone.
letter from Capt. Hunting. Of ship Jefferson of Sag
Hsrbor, reports her at Honolulu Nov "a witt sos mis-
VII o-had shipped home " zoe lbs bone By ship Gsronne
for New Bedford.
Ar Table Bay Oct a. Philip Siss'n. Of GrsenpOrt.
A. sycrsy, N ~, NoT s, schr. sophia, Baldwin. Nan
tucfe', th.ung OIL not sisted; ship Merry warren
about TO SAL Tor South Seas (rhe Boy hsd taken ass So
SINCE leaving Sydney, Aug u
90 Sept 10 oh Her aid. Ierry rairhavsn =, fttar
tuckef, seesD. va
AZ VALPARAISO Dec s. ship Mara Perry Ca,s p,rksrl
OF Nsnucl ct with roo obs oil CAP. BAKER hsd
t1e ship SICK asd woald come home via cape Horn -
BedfOId. ~ ''a'J' "e"
III following are the Of he persoas e,r,o.;pr
The boats crew Of shp Bow. ef warren who wsTs ms
Scored ~ the natves % MKcks in Jan 1851 Csnt 0osd
Leee. James Swenev. George Msckey Wa rack- and
Ed~Sic Rogers ali natives 81 Ike Uniied States ard los
Cooper of Lcldon '' Aau JUS
sroken--Ne de, Sryrna. OF New Yrpn. wick r,p,
Ps oosi, et Me-. BedfAel II mos out $50 bols o,l
NeT la s. IS 9 Ion Ct 20 u ship Hslssa $4,000
OF New Bscford-(peghaps the Hillmaal ''
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spoken, &c.
Feb H. lat 81 49, Ion 70 80 bark Weybosset, fm. New
Orleans for New-York, IS days out
FEB ~ lat ~ 80 Ion So ship rmion, from Newly srk
for Liverpool
Dec H. lat ses Ion So brig NJ Shepherd, from Sale
for Rio GfanGe.
Jan 10; lat Il Sc s. Ion. 81 W, ship seansns Bride,
Myflck: frem New-York dec ID for California
for 81. Domingo.
Feb TO- lat IS IS Ion Ct 20 sh Hermann Skinner fn
Rotterdam fof Baltimore
Feb l2 la, % IS. Ion. II, bark ssIony Howes I'm BOs
ten for New-Orleans
Feb Is lat 81 Ion 10 IS brig Capt John Brsn3somb.
from New York for Sssas Ia Grsnde.
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b IN REWARD.-Lost, on the after
CTOLEN or MISI.AID.--Notice i,
miscellaneous advertisements.
~-~>~~-~-~~ ~-s>-~> ~'>->'>>-->>~>>~
Two CAR-BUILDERS and RAILROAD

- COMPANlES-Iheo occupation OF ny tne for some
weeks past taking testimony to defend my nghs and
the rights Of the public agar st the Combnatisa whs
are seeking to establish monopoly, that tsv sItor
their for Springs and other Rubber Goods has
prevented my noticing before two advertisements 81
Ray and associatssthe containing certificate Of
Kmball GOrton stating that OF my Springs r. %,
bat which they have returned, proved 10 have
been frozen and the other denying that obi aaed the
MUM Of the American ms tate, IN October last br the
As an offset TO that clumsy transparent device sub
NIT the following from hes.rs Lippiocou Miner srsa.
sivs Car Builders, of Gsuch huBk, Pa Of my Gus
toners who procured from At the sane time sad cat
Of the So ne lot that Kmbsll Gorton's were sent.
tSa s,s Ts eo SsS ss .u t: ils,
manufactured certificate to break down Individual energy
and enterprise, and build up vast monopoly.
MAUcH CHUNK Car Don Co. Pa, Feb 20, 1853.
MI. y. DAY-Dear SIR We have been using ycur make
OF knober spres under the coa that We have besa
BEST ARTICLE Of the kind have sess. ans take
pleasure in cammerdrs them TO those building railroad
ears You're. respectfully. xx,,
The fact hat am selling for fty cents good II not
better spnnss than the charging seventy
I'VE ttnss for aud that the only oFigsal ana
genuine patent will sufficiently eIplan to the Railroad
public why they resorsg 20 such despcabs means 70
tsblished with III. dIlfersst roads 1 suraaiss my
sppss to stand all varieties Of climate in the unitsd
states and 70 wear as leng other Rubber Spfns
use on any OF the roads IN ne Union.
Iepeat to the public that October last the American
Institute AIDED me the Premium for the best Gar spne
AFTER fair test between mine and Rays By rsisfencsw
the AWARDS published by the sti,u'e Itself a. thai ume
upon IT'S own records ard IN the papers n ths Guy as
fact q established beyond oisputo BY what process
ieserdsman the New Ens nj Car Company may havspfo
cured the certificate the, have pablshed neither know
the time, and in the sane public manner: all oAs!
awards the American Instpte made aud Pubshsd
under their direction. The award Of the View Eng
land Car Company any such exist must have been pro-
cured within few days past. in aad BY meant,
that TO say The OF H. surrounds IT With suspicion Al
OIde,t India Rubber in the Uasd states,
fluT uTa No fftani a
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Cleared.
Ship-Catharlne, Edwards Panama. 2 W. Trundy.
Balks-MaItha Clark. Miller, Cons antnop'e Foster
Eckerson Grey Hound Winser, Port Wathall, Foster
MI keison.
BIies-OlsIep Pendlo;on. Zaza. pillshury SANFORD;
Emily Allison. Ryan St. John, N b. ,pcoOk Smith
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Gaskill, Washington, N. C.,
Bateman Rudderow; Hiram Smith DAVIS, Alexandra,
Van Prunt Slaght Yorktown. Waglsm Petersburg.
James Hunter Co Palladium Avery Providence; Brook
VILE, Limeburne JacksonvleR p Buck Co.; Aonzo,
Gordon Newbe n, Medad Plat: Mott Bedelt, Osborn,
Alexandria M. Bede Jonas Smith. Nichols wilminrton
Doper Potter; VII glna Ross Savannah, Dsmill Co.;
] Trunan futile Baltimore James Hand; Telegraph,
Besse WaIebsm, SpIasue L. Robinson; VIM. II. MAILER,
Price Baltimore, Mailer Lord.
sloops-w. W. Sanford. Parker. Providence; Harvest
French, do.
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wILLIAM H. FEASKLIs, AGeiOAssr
AbhcPERI1 SALE, by ordet of As
4 sigptes,o 30 ths Fac.or known as the gsa1srs.r,
Ia Fac eIy, on IS hist ,bstv cen 81 AID "a a.s
WA FEANKLI@. S,N & CO rir .s.l II Pa5lc
op, on FRIDAY, the s7th int az 1, ocoee a, tee
Die ehasts Exchange the Factory known a. ms Senber
gei Table Factory, situated the north side II 9Th 81
h3isst west OF 3t-av., together viii the a rDuna
including the "a gns. Bols Saws and In urts The e
ga hres story BIiek Building the front Of ths lo
rans oohopg 20 BY 50 feet Iae sae VII b. absolute 20
10 slOw he pieEsss F6r further parcnaIs iacIirs ~
A. w. BABIES No IA Cha aan az
tifFs f.59sI w. " ,L'
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ITO the LOVERS Of GOOD BEEF
Il The subscriber respectfully informs his paronl sad
the public generally that be win erpose for sails SAT.
URDAY, Feb 20. At his stall, Nos. and Catherine
Market four very superior Steers also eItrs nae
Mutton Lamb and Veal, all of which he fsttsrs himssn
viii prove satsfacsoy to thole who may fayof hm via
their patronage ALFRED vAMAH,
16f 3tietPs Nos. 4 and Cath crime MsfkG.
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r C. KEMP, Aue.ionser
HANDSOME FURNITURE, MIR
Il. Z wnLARD. Anc'loneer.

II. I. WILLARD iucfloneer
4 SSIGk EE'S SALE Of RICH ROSE
"a WOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE pTa
NOS, se,THiS MORNING, Il lCl o'cl,,s, n The Ale-
,iop, CON ~ Al Nassau-st ccsrer Of Pine n VIII
LII VII sen a. above al Of lror aad
bedroom ia,n,tur. Also ens parlol suite ieh FfeSch
o1'7 "0D~ riai'' 'rhoers snl-sef@. 49, lie
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AsrHoNY J BLEEcKgR. AsctesssE
DEkEhPTORY SALE of VALU.

Won 70 sose 2 concern--ANrHOSY J BLHEcKER
1919 'si PUBIC asciion. on THURSDAY. res d, q u
,.ush sas,.s Lou vis Ga Broad-,y aaa :sthss,
sas' esrIsr Of Broadway ard ssh Of tas me ost
ma en- Bresd.a and ON the ssr.ss sad los beng in
are LON 20 TO 81 feet inches front BY 6 " iSS FEEL
inches ID depth This properly 10 pisssls sad sfIsrs
unusual inducements for the LvesssG Of esDstai Tts
rdsputabe and every lo pus up ~ 81 cola to iks Nh
eat bidder Terms Of sale % per cent Of the psrchss
uorsy can rer,ain bo.e aAd mortgage for syes Yor
maps and fail particulars Apply 30 the anf'onser BrsI
[fTosl
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Foreign Perts,

Al Calcutta. Dec. - ships Uplop Ms.co. f. n,
i cI Ass ar n's to load fer % Nsxs1n,
BAesen. do, Jan s. Marceilas spo psr DO
ddsses, and Sch sS1sTSs waa,EOr,h. o. ash: n
YOrk. Jas. 10; Eaphens. Fenslev Mxr,Aa r. s3e Nc
Anglo Ansrcar Msdoc from San Frsnci.c, arr De-
10, 10 ,ssd Tor London; washington frviu- Pump,S.
Daniel sharp, AreJ; Elslaore, C1zd "a -,
n Grsy Feather, MeLaaghlAn; Haidee soaie MAJ
sea Roscoe, Byrns; swsd.s Co;t'ng aod - "a "a
n nanesn Al fer England; Della Mara 8asisa. nnc
" "a. s'orges Freeman IN dock repanx; barxs SAIL
Byani from San Francisco, arr i9;h 20 load -,
Gnross. Hutchinson for do. IS ar 20 aay,: Cu,is,,
Sonns ana Crusos Bseee, for Londos. Cid is,h SIR
lsnAn, kzaleu for London Passed Ksir.rr. SaJ 49,
Equator Ever, fer Boston; Damascus. Roger P6i'J -
AZ al saugor previous 70 Dec IS shiss Alert, Rr,ls,,
AID SCARCE Freeman, from San Francisco aarx 80,
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WET GOODsl WET GOODS

w WET GOODS 1.-THE subscriber will opea hD
morning 10 addition to his fo large stock Of Wet COOS
ttepsces De Lanes At L. 500 do. English Prints styles
fast coaors. ed 400 do Irish Lncns supsrfae sm ~ ~
worth double the money loo pieces Pillow Case Linsn
e. 2 Cd. and s. wide 50 pieces i0s. 4d and "
Linen 5heeting Is 3D. and S. Cd, the best As ssG
sold Ter the money $50 pieces Linen Dsmssk, d I'd,
Cd A. 3D., g. Cd and ss well worth the aention Of ~
public 80 doz Napkins ut Is per dozen Double DanA.
DO, l2s and ies 500 doz Towels, all Linen Cd Ied M
% cases BAD bales thrtiIg. worthy the at.sBtlad
Dealers The above goods ste warranted sound beng
wet only ard a. every article marked in PLATA 6gxSes,
second pree will be asked Goods sen, 70 ali paTssfns
city, Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG, sni Jersey CIt,
- q COLBY,
z6fT' No. % 81 sy., between 9th aad Ieta-ss.
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e.. poh,,.c, d.. for CaIc1,ta SID 18th, sAips Arab,
Tburstor and Nazsisn. Cu,trr, Boston i7ta' Uns''
Arr ~ III. sand Heads nee 49, sh'ps EdvGd. Celo-,
frsm Boston (Aur 1s) t3c Singapore Hsmtoa DO Ans
az, f.r C.;cstta and several others -sst-G pilots
AIT at 81 Jshn. N. B., lth ms; brig SARAH ssfl
Tnouas II. Efl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

DARE CHANCE for Man with $500.
1t-For sale the stock Of a Fancy Goods Store. with
lease of Store, in good location Cos 5000 Stock
Address L., This Office. 2if Sc
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YORK......-FEB. as.
See SsventA Page for additional Shipping Intelligence
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Gbautes for Business ftlen

$35OO7lFFso2Rs .s SALE ri s.. stSss g; Of
both city and country trade The purchaser have
ttore and stand which of the best locations down
town for the fancy goods obbing trade. Rent tow rue
advertiser has other business to attend and obliged to
dispose Of his stock and Any party the above
cunt cash capital, has chance TO get into I'D
paying business Can have intervie By addressing
b. ID. Tribune Office. Isl Sc
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Sales Big Auetion.

OTIS, LOTS, LOTS. COLE d
- Chiffon, A1ctsOaetrs, viii sell T 7I5 o ~
O'clock, a. the MeFchsas Exchange 70 Lots Of grouad
Nanhauanyle. highly located for 10 hold on specu alton
or Immediate Improvement which II two years will be
worth a. uch as lois i2d-st worth when tia
9Th and sth-sy Railroads are conpls.eG afls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

NOTICE.-A Rare Chance. Man
tina, has at his command $780, purchase in
teres In well established business that will yield profit
Of $4,000 pertear Apply at Dunsps Hotel Fulten st.. Of
VIM STANTON Isl a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-11
4 partAg RunaWby'

few weeks since, Mr.. Core, rlan''I.
If Fay.,,e county, Tenn. was IN one VI
liz e,id, some distance from his res'dcnce'
when he perceived approaching nh" 'ou'
IN. woods. a stout, able bodied negro man
NJ G. awaited his approach, thinking ~
h.lor,ea TO one Of his neigabors, ana mao
hs.n .en, upon An Grand. He came boio'y
go, 10 n, e. and accos,ed hIm thus
"Your name is Mr.. Core; ] am ruh"'
way and have long wished to nave co".
yer.ation with YOU. | do mol 'ear ne'nB
spprenended-l am well srmed-leSh'h't
inc To Mr. c. a s,lendd brace OF pistols
aud bowie anif-)--bu, have long want
ed TO see YOU. Ia the nrst place, wlsh 10
nav Won. ss your negroes have been ieed'ng
me for .ev,rll months. snd have plenty
of mouey-(pulling out "a HIS pocket 9,
he smoke. large roll of bank notes ami
| assure YOU never murdered any man to
getit got it by robbing houses IN Mem,
phs"- manning many horses there ana
exhibiting to Mr.. C. large bunch OF ia.se
keys)
Mr. G. doubling The propriety OF at
,emp;ing to arrest him, a. he was alone
concluded he would question him about two
runaways who had been gone some time,
and asked the negro il he knew them, ana
when he had seen them. The negro
Wv" 1'' ..a,,aJ,h,, h. did know them and
,r'.Ia'.,a.,ad IN assist Mr e. in arresting
.., ,olJ L;,, II he vould NEE, h5n
'"'"'' o., a'a sane ,l,ce the next day. he
"'O'', h., ,,,h.,. no c,uld ares, both
To' 49, ,' a.. ,boyb,d been very trouble
Wv ~ a., .,,I hn wanted IA get rid al
,n.',
~ :, ,..,,,issJ .o moe, him At the place
an.nin.od bp, instead of going
an" w. 'ltiL''', .-,,h lilo, ~, oysrs,er and
"''','' ~ '''N ~, a.I .ocre,eJ them
""''"'' N"'1s "'," .l.1 ,,nns +, IN,
armed VIZ" 'o" ne. az a,oa,,oc 1, N,
WON'T, V' Wv P''O' ,...,, mod. his AZ,
'Pi''''''' ;a-,aaI ~ s,,,,y Mr. E.