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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

FogTY MlLEs AN HOUR.-A correspondent in
the Albany Journal, in very curious analysis of
locomotive movements, under the title Of Rail.
road Accidents and Legislation thereon" speak
ing of speed at forty miles an hour, says:
Men who are used to the railroad and TO the
working of the rolling stock, know what such
rate ofspeed is and how wonderful is the opera.
ton. Let us examine it. An engine, tender,
and train Of four passenger cars and one baggage
car, when properly loaded, will weigh not much
less than eighty tons. This body, at the rate of
forty miles AN hour, moves about 60 feet in q sec.
ond. That is. between two beats Of a clock, it
flies across a common street The driving wheel
is six feet in diameter, revolving three times in
a second The common wheels Of the cars re-
volye about eight times in n second The revo-
utions of the driving wheels are produced by
the motion Of the piston in the cylinder. To
each revolution Of this wheel, there are two mo.
tons Of the piston. Thus there are six motions
of the piston 70 the second and, at each Of these
motions a valve Is opened or closed for the taking
off exhausted steam from the cylinder This
must be a complete and perfect operation each
time, to produce the speed, But there are two
cylinders working at opposite sides of the engine
and at different points on the crank Of the wheel.
or axle, as may be, and they do not move at the
same time or rather they alternate and thus per
form each the same Office they divide second
into twelve equal parts or periods, in which
perfect and complete operation of taking or ex.
haustlng steam is performed, aud at the end Of
each motion the piston actually stops aud turns
the other. Now the eye cannot count or CON
prehend those motions, the ear cannot dlstin.
guish the exhausts though each is rs perfec, and
a, lief n Nh pp ha ia Al uyviu hna
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

John B. Weller has been elected u S. Senator
from California, in the place Of Col Fremont
Mr. Weller was formerly from Ohio.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

BEDGlNG THE MlssIssIPrr-A hill has been in
troduced into the Legislature Of Minnesota to char
ter company to build bridge across the Missis
sippi river at the Falls of St Anthony. The st.
Anthony Express, in speaking Of this subject, thus
beautifully alludcs to Ihe greatness Of the mighty
Mississippi:
FOR three thousand miles the mighty Father
of Waters rolls onward to the sea, without a SIN.
gle obstacle to ob~truct navigation. The boats,
which at New Orleans, are loaded with tropical
productions, may land their freight at the foot of
the Cataract which thunders in our ears and from
this point, bear back to the sunny Sonth' the pro.
ducts Of this northern cline There is not anolh-
er river on the globe which offers such facilities
for the Interchange of the commodities OF distant
and different clmes. In that whole distance there
exists not spot where this stream can be bridg-
ed without obstructing navigation, nor without
involving an enormous expenditure of money"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13
To Western Merchants!
SPRING STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS AT
WHOLESALE.

l. oihis own manufacture, is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing es,ablshmentat
the east, complete assortment OF Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods, designed expressly tor the Wholesale
trade, whchwl bc sold on libernlterms, and at New
York prices, adding transportation. His goods have
been manufactured with great and the styles
dapted to the western trnde His stock will always
be complete aiiording merchantsond ha,ters an op.
porunity oikcepng good assortment wilhou, buy
ing an oyerstock OF goods thn, change in style very
often. ]. A. SMITH, ITO Lake Street.
Chicnpo mar II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

]. L. VANDEwATER. Auctoneer
WILL SELL, on FRIDAY, Dee. 10, and
w SATURDAY, 18th, at l0i clock at the Sales Room
No. IA Wallst French Cabinet Furniture, being the Bal
Of Francis Elleaus stock in connection with in
voice of choice second hand Furniture of the nsnnus
OLA Roux, Ponsot and others consisting part Of antique
Book Cases in carved walnut antique Suits Sofas Chs
Arm-Chairs &C.; Rosewood Center Pier and Side Tables,
marbletop; Rosewood Bedsteads, &C.; Bureaus wsdb'
stands Encognures in rosewood and walnut sAcs
du pexhe SUITS in brocaele together with gem
eral assortment all Of which is warranted be Of the h
class and of the above stock Ao line OF French Pste
Mirrors oval antel and pier be sold without reserve
Also fine line OF Cashmere and Rob Roy long, square and
Ga Shswl &C. together with Of gentemns
Comforten and ScaIfs figured and plain; aerno. Cssn
and Tbibet The above goods sent QUE - ssn'
ples, and worthy Of inspection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

SPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-
ONlA-NEW-YORKs and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, NO. % Brosdway.-The attention Of parties
erdering returns from California in Specie Gold Dust &C.
sdrected to the notice of New York underwriters
DAVIS, BROOKS & Co. General Agents.
NEw-YoaK, Sept. is, 1852.
THE NEW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINZ having arranged with Messrs. Garrison
tet TO furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
isactory by the undersigned they viking to take
Insurance rom San Fnneisco New York and 70 make
the same reduction premium for coming under the pro-
lection Of the guard Of Mesrs Garrison Frez from Pam
to the Atlantic has been and yet allowed
specie guarded BY the guard Of Messs Mosqre Hurtado
& Company.
Astor Mutual Insurance Co, fsigned) ZEB Cook.
Gent Mutual Insurance Co., (sisned) ALFRED OGDEN.
New-Yosk Mutual Insurance Co.
(Signed) 7. B. sArrsRrAvArrE.
Atl.ntc Mutual ms Co., Signed WALTER r JoSEs.
The sun Mutual Insurance Co.. (5iznedI A. b. NELSON.
Mercantile Insurance Co, tSigned) ELwooD WALTER.
Union Mutual lrs Co, lsgnedl J.. L. LarHxoP, PreSt.
Atlas Mutal insursneeCo- tsisned) N. II. Oscooo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
N1 CAPITAL-Ths Repobhc Fire Inssrsncs Co,nss.H.
o., corner Of William-st
The Charter of this Company requires that fourAA =.
Us pptts laer paying seven per cent per amman Ia H.
Stockboldsrs are to be divided with the policy hosr
ROBERT s. HONE, Presils,k
d. p. CURRY, Secretary.
N. B.-Copiess Of the Charter Of this COMPANY NAV \. -
tanned on application ct the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
MiIlinerp.

ITO The LADIES.-Our Fall style of La,
dies, Misses and Chdrens Drab and B.e; Pl, pl.ss
and Drsb Beaver Bonnets with beautiful Besvsr P,d
Hat for Ladies AID Misses made from the best socI IN
market Also, large and handsome assortment on n.in
and CAPS Of the latest fashions. with new
styles Of Drab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver Hsts
and Flat for Boys Misses and Children a. MOSaEorfES
old establishment, No. z23 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
Danrina Schools.

DANCING CLASSES for GENTLEMEN
~ The system adopted this Tor the rt time
proves very advantageous the pupils and admits
entrance st any time during the Lessons Mon
day Wednesds and Thursday evenings General practice
OF all the dances with hand OF music Saturday
ings Ladies and ehirens classes Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons.
A. DoDWORTH, No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
Tor SALR.-In Newtown, L. l., q Farm

lux SAEE.-Ih NtWtUWu, Il. IL FHrfn,
Il containing about 50 cresof first quality Of land 'front.'
~ On xc Pond Roed end rvnnns nearly through to Cy.
pres Hill Plank Road being about three miles from VII
hAm6buh and about one and half miles from Brooklyn
linz, direct Of Myteav and half mile from
entrance Of Cypress Hill Cemetery On the prcsnises
ses commsdions house and bunga For further par
dculAn inquire Of CORNELIUS DE BEVOISE, pssfni-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
JAMES Cole, Auctioueer.
H0n VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING

JAMES Cole, Auctioueer.
ono VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
~OO LOTS on FLATBUSH-Ay, UNION PRE sn
DENT, CARROLL, MONTGOMERY and MACON.
STS- and 10th and l1th-avs.-JAMES COLE VIII senS
auction TUESDAY, Dec. H. 1852, at u O'clock -
Merchants Exchange, New-York, the following vsius'"
Lots, VIZ:
% Lots on Fstbush-sv.
"a Lots on letb-av.
Lots on 1ith-av.
II Lots Union-st-
IL Lots on Presidential
81 Lois Csroll-sf.
a Lots on Mongomery-st
10 Lots Mscomb-st. ..,,,.xv.S
This property Of the choicest IN the ~ ~ a.
and Is the most desirable that has been offered fof -
some time past, either for improvement or inve.Jv
The for the opeDies Of flabushav are -
all collected and large portion OF the avenue gew
der contract for grading and paving The ground eie'
and the city Gade being high, eives ths prgps3 x -
rounding country. Every lot offered viii be sold 70
hishea bidder. large portion Of the purehaie -
may remain on bond and mortgage Maps can De ~ -
Offices of the Auctioneer. No. Fulfonft brcoaXs Sv
No. sWail-st, New York, or Of Mesas- LOTT. hoh1">
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co-Jn

REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin.
~ mrsnce Buildings corner of Wall and WlIian-sts
Offices Nos. 10 and II, ground floor.
This Company having their Capital Of $50 paid In,
IN cash and securely invested prepared TO insure
los and damage by FIRE on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that aer payns
interest to the stockholders of per cent Der an.
num- fourhs Of the remaining profits are 10 be divided
among the assured in scrip bearing interest," which scdp IA
10 be redeemabe cazh whenever the profits
aud capital shall amount TO 81, 100000
TRUSTEES
Jos Gaillard, Jr, John A. Stephens, g. 8. Rowland
Jas. NJ. Waterbury, James Warrea, Stephen Whitney.
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan. B. Fearns
George T. Adee M. w. Hamilton VIM H. RusseR
d. S. Kennedy Dennng Duer, Aug c. Downine
John J. Astor, Jr, John Steward Jr q B. Lamar
Fred. A. Delano, Robert B. Mnturn VIM r. Aspnvau
James {. Bel, Reuben Wither. VIM B. Duncan.
Daniel Drake Smith Edward C. Center Chas H. Russell
Fred 9. Foster, Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend
Peles Hall, Robert s. Hone.
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN p. CURRY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
EOR sALE-One large three.story House

Il in Bond st. near the BoweTy also, in sthst,
near ahsv, both IN complete repair Also, twostory
House, in i6th-st, Shsv also two large Lots OF
Ground on Sth-av 25hst also Farm Of 30 acres
half high state Of cultivation the other half mountain
lard This farm 10 suated II miles IRON Springfield in
New Jersey once the headquarters OF Gen Washington
In the trying tiInes the Revolution Apply TO
EZRA LUDLOW, Architect Builder and Real Estate
Agent No. 10 Amity-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
LOTS, on Lexington I'd and 3d-avs; 32d, 3ith, 35th


DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
LOTS on Lexington, I'd and 3d-avs; 32d, 3itb 3jth
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Public Auction on
THURSDAY, Dec IL. 1852, at 10 O'Clock, at the Mes.
chants Exchange the following described property via
SEcoND-Av.-Four Lots on the westerly side Of d.
av, commencing on the southwest Of 3itst and
2d.av. each "a feet 81 inches by 90 feet in depth
THIRTY Twelve Lots the southehy sds
lots each q feet in width by SO feet inches IN depth
THRD-Ay-Five Lots on the westerly side OF 3d-av,
commencing the southwest OF 38thst each %
feet in width by &c feet in depth.
IHIRTy-EI6fTH-sT.-Six Lots on the souhery side
of 3sh st. immediately in the OF the last described
lots each 2 feet in width by 81 feet inches in depth.
LExINGToN-Av.--Thre Lots on the westerly side Of
36thst each "A feet 81 inches in width by 100 feet Ia
depth.
One Lot the westerly side of Lexingon-av 10 feet
inches northery from 5hst being "a feet % inches IN
width by l0o feet in depth.
THIRTY-FrTH-sr-Eight Lots the northerly side Of
each "a feet ~ inches in width by 80 feet inches In
depth .o..
ing l25 feet east OF Lexngtonay each p feet inches
in width by 90 feet inches IN depth
THRTy-sEcosD-sT.-fwo Lots ON the southery side Of
3d-st, commencing 30 feet westerly from 9thV, each
% feet in width by SO feet inches in depth.
Terms The above described viii be sold under the usual
restrictions to general nusances Ten per cent OF On,
purchase money ard the auctioneeTs fees $40 for each
lot TO be paid on the day OF sale 81 per the 10Th
day January next when the deeds will be ready for de-
mortgage for three years, at per cent interest,"
payable semannualy Purchasers pay drawing and
recording mortgages Maps be had at the office OF the
auctioneer No. Wallst corner OF Newest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
Jnsnranre Companies.

OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE IN.
~ sURANCE COMPANY. No. 81 wall-st., corner Of
Pesrl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
At an election held this day, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors OF this Company for the ensuing
year:
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George Elder,
Benz. b. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skiddy
Peter Martin, Alex II. Grant Chas Bulkhaltsr
Rufus Story Asa s. Porter, James B. Wilson.
Henry Edes Isaac c. Taylor William r. Foster
AT subsequent meeting of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE ESQ., unanimously reelected President of the
Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New York. Feb. 2 1852
n B-Ths Company continues 10 insure Buildinas Mer
chandise Household Furniture Vessels Port &c. on the
most favorable terms AL losses promptly adjusted and
paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
ENOR SALE or EXCHANGES for CITY

Il PROPERTY-A 6rst-csss FARM, highly improved, Of
River Depot at Sing Sing Said Farm produces aeer hun
ded doaIs worth OF hsy annually, besides great aeund
tssh end FARMING U,rnss also for sale The loves; prcs
es he Yarn b Eighteen Thousand Dolars Inquire Of
0EOR0E McCORD. No ~ Wilhsm-st, and SAMUEL
EDDY, No. s. Wall-sf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
t1)atebes, Jemelrp, Sc.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN-

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN
w SEN WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
some very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with certificates
from him with each Watch warranted perfect tmekeepers
for sale at less than the usual prices.
Cooper Watchessome In hunting cases, duplex and !e-
vers perfect time-keepers,
independent Second Watches and quarer-seconds for
timing horses in gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which run without
any variation >.
Enamel Watches for ladies'
Gold and Silver Levers, Detached Levers, Lepne, Du-
pick and all other styles Watches All OF tho above for
ale at less than the usual prices.
Diamonds Diamond Pins. Rings Ear-Rings, Finger
Rings and Crosses, for sale low. -. "A
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes jeweled. s25 90
Fine Gold Detached Levers. full jeweed 80 %
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies'. ........... - W
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents. % 90
Silver Patent Levers 20 ~ W
Silver Detached Levers. full jeweled. IL to ~ 20
Silver Iepines holes eweled. ............'... 9OO
and all other kinds OF Watches at equally low prices
Also all kinds of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding Kings,
gold KEYS and Seals sold Pens and Penci gold aud silver
1hmbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockets,
Cuff Pins Rings gold and silver Spectacles, Breast
Pins Finger Rings silver Fruitkniyes sterling silver
Spoons Cups Forks. &c. at much less than the usual
prices Watches and Jewelry exchanged. All Watches
warranted keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired in the best manner
at much les than the usual prices
Importer of Watches and Jewelry wholesale aud retail,
No II Wa-st, (upstairs) near Broadway-formeriy at
No 81 Wal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
HESRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE of NEW and SEC.

WI OND-HAND FURNITURE-Remoyed for couye-
nence of sae.-HENRY T. LEEDS will sell as above at
lOi O'clock saesroom No Libery-st an assortment oil
and second hand Furniture &c. consisting of one suits
Rosewood Parlor Furniture, Bureau, Washstand Center
Side and Sofa Tables Sprngsea Parlor Chairs Rocking
and Easy Chairs Bedseads Sofas Tete Tee in Grim
son Plush Mirrors, Oil Paintings Glass China Plated Cut
lery. &C. in large variety. Also a variety OF Fancy
Goods Catalc CUES morning OF sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
CHERIFF's SALE.-Byvirtue of an execution

SHERIFFs SALE.--Byyirtu of an execution
Cto directed and delivered will EXPOSE for sale 1t
public auction, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF December
the City of NewYork all the right title and interest Of
ISAAC o. COURSEN which he had on the l2h day Of
October 1852 at any time since in AID 10 the premises
known as number 2 4ths, n the City of New.York be
ing apart Of the estate of Abraham Courssn deceased with
all and singular the appuensnces thercunto belonging
Hew-York, NoyemberI ii, 1852.
WIN. s. WooD, Deputy Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
YEAST POwDER-B. T. BABBrrT !,

the original inventor Of the Chemical Yeas. Powder
which prepared and sold BY him Nos So and 70 Wss.
insfcna- new.fort. IN TN Those who purchase
mould see that they get that with the sb9ys name "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioneer.

WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioneer.
GIG. NJ. GIOVANNPs SALE Of MARBLE
~ and ALABASTER VASES, TAZZAS, STATUARY,
&c. PARTISAN FANCY GOODS, &c WILLIAM
IRVING Co. will sell at auction THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY, December and To- at 10y O'clock at the sales
rooms No 10 Finest Alabaser Satuary, Venus do Med
groups Of figures Yellow OF Suma, Agate, Bardigo Ala
baser, nc Hebe Roman, Etrscan, Gothic Grecian and
other Vases, Tezzas Gard Receivers Baskets Temples
Candlescks, Mosaic Center Tables &c. Plated Ware
Paran Ware French China, PAPER Mache Goods Chinese
Goods, BroDzes, &c. They on exhibition. Pur-
chases have the goods packed the premises The
attention fthe ladies is particularly requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
NTEWELI's PATENT SAFETY LAMP

~
IN and LAMP-FEEDER-A new article, warranted to
prevent all accidents from the OF Burning Fluid Cam
phene and other explosive compounds used for the pro-
duction OF light -
This invention is applied Silver Brass Britannia, Glass
and other STYLES Of LAMP and LAMP-FEEDERS.
The attention OF the public particularly called to the
application of this protection in Solar, Camphene Lamps
Lanterns, &c 90
For sale wholesale and retail by NEWELL & Co; sole
manufacturers, No Winter St. Boston. and Newly York
by G. w HcCREADY. No. as Broadway Also, Burning
fluid Camphene. Resin, Oil &c.
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee of the
entire safety and efficiency of the Safety Lamp and Feeder
CERTIFICATE:
NEw-YoRH, Oct. II, 1852.
We have examined the Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp
Feeder Of Mr. John Newell Of Boston, and fully con-
WINGED, from the experiments have made with them,
that he las obtained the desderaum of preventing
the risk of explosive action in the OF burning fluids III
Lamps aud Feeders
In this respect entirely in the opinion Of Prof
Silliman and Drs Hayes and Jackson.
JOHN TORREY. Prof of Chemistry.
WIN III. ELLET, Prof OF Chemistry.
All orders for Lamps Fluid promptly attended TO-
Solar and other Lamps be altered and have the safety
apparatus attsched.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

DIAPER WAREHOUSES. L. DER
il RiCKsON Co. No ls5 Fulton-st offer for sale on
the lowest terms, Writing Papers, English, French ana
EewspapeT al sizes weights and qualities
Book Paper Gil sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy colors and white d tue best quality
Hanging Paper, white and col0red, different widths.
Hstters' Paper thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper 30x.a, 56x+0, and soxf9
Pattern Paper, rolls for taiors.
English Hardware Paper. large assortment Just arrived
Sheathing PAPER Of the best quality
WrappinS Paper Straw, Rag, and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roofs, IN rolls
ITO PRINTERS.-For Sale, l,OOO lbs Eng
hsh very low for cash. IL Is entirely new, and made
bv one of the best Type Founders IN this city The fon
NAV be divided and specimens Of the sane VIII De sen 20
tbose no desire IL application 20 sOMEks NO. IL
Nassau st. OF TO CORTELYOU & GIFFING, - spruee-st'
WIGS and TOUPEES.-Merchants, cltl-
rens and requiring very superior wig o,
Toupee should fail TO call and examine the eeanIlrn
s.-oitment at the celebrated Wig Factory Of MEDHURST
& HEARD No. q Maiden-lane, where they have the
largest cheapest and best stock of Ornamental HAIR OF every
de.ription made of the best materials and warranted
perfect t and shrink change color Also to be had
the best Hair Dye Private for using the Dye and NJ
ting Wigs Cut this out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

D. s. HouGH, Anctioneer. By C. w. HOLMES
WILL be sold To- MORROW (Saturday)as
w 10y O'Clock, at sales-roon No 81 Beekmsn-st, ~
riey of secondhand Furniture large lot Of esneess
Chairs snd Rockers; mahogany black walnut and mspss
Bedsteads; mahogany Bureaus Washstands center sna
card Tables, Sofas sofa Beds, Looking Glasses Mattress
&C. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

Il Sale to Close Estate-W be sold at auction at TIA
Bazaar No 81 Cr-sbyst, Newfork. the lSih Decem.
Der instant at the hour Of o'clock NJ, Of that day
pair of handsome BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, kind and
gentle in either single double harness Have oed toge-
ther in TO- and ard years old Is hands high pony
built Together with a handsome double Hamess Saddle
and good single Harsss. Also two handsome new CAR
RACES OF them particularly suitable for physician
Sale positive. and the property DO viewed and
iued at any time on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

ByF COTTON at Sales Room, Nos 80 Beekmaun and %
Ann ST.
LNNGLISH LANCASHIRE GOOSEBERRY

-ITREES-0n SATURDAY, AZ 10 O'clock at the Aue
tisn-rocm the largest and choice selection of EasA
Lancashire Gooseberry Trees offered in this Market
received direct from OF the celebrated and exis
Nurseries IN Englsnd consisting of Crown Bob Roar
ing Lion. White Smith Charnpsin. Rtteran Llneahirs
Lad, Ranger, Hun,sman Hishwaymsn, KING Cranwooa
Green Ocean, Redwood Green Walnut, Heart OF Osk
Green Laurel, Bunker Hil Liberty, Holly, Bonnie Las
White Lion Sc with all the leading varieties the beat
ADAPTED 10 the climate recommended by A. s. D0unncy
in his work Fruits and also from other horicu
turists They very vigorous and thryihe fruit hsxs
and fine favor. They will be put up in lots 10 suit