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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER Auctioneer.
SALE of 324 CHOICE

l. and VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated 9Th and 6havs and 3ls l32d 3 l3h and
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on TUES
DAY. May Is, 1851 at II O'Clock, the Merchants Ex-
change the following very desirable property, comprising
the most beautiful part Of the of the lae Charles
Henry Hal, viz
Y fine building lots forming the entire block of ground
bounded by 18th and 35thsta and by 5th and 6thays
building ots being the entire block bounded BY
lS3d and l34th-sts and 5th and 6th avs
Also, Y lots forming the whole block Of ground bounded
by l52d and lSSd-sts, and by 5th and 6th-avs
Also y lots the entire block bounded by l3st and l3
SITS, and BY the 9Th and 6th-avs
Also, Sc lots the entire half of the block bounded BY l30th
and l3lss and 9Th and 6thavs % of the fronting on
lSlst-st., on the 5th and on the 9Th ay.
The above lots all full size beautifully situated ff
immediate improvement and the ground is free from
rocks dry level and graded by nature admirably adapted
for building purposes
Situated in the and most desirable part of Harlem
extremely healthy and free from nuisances commandpe
views unsurpassed for beautyocated short dist anee
from the Railroad Station, with the city aao
every bali hour OF the day at fares Of only Gle and 2c and
much less by esnutaton-they without doubt the
island.
soage portion the Real Estate now offered for sals At
auction Withdrawn, unless brings the owners estimate
OF It's vaue deemed proper TO state that this entire
property VIII be sold to the highest bidder and under no cir
cumstances whatever viii a single lot be withdrawn
There VIII not probably occur again within ten years
sale where such safe profitable end udicous Investment Of
capital can be made.
The title perfect and free from all ncuubrances s
deeds Will be the usual Trustees Deeds with
against the srantors'
Every purchaser will be furnished free Of charss printed
ABSTRACT OF the title prepared by ID. p. Hall Esq.
S 10 cent Of the purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage for three years
For maps giving the dimensions each lot and moro
full parculas apply to the Anctioneer No Broad
~ Traa4aa No ALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

Arr At New Bedford 9Th, ship Lancer, new Lkeman I'M Se"
buryport, fl for whaling ..sI.r..
=, 40 lOt shin Russell New York 70 ~ TOR whaling
litter from Capt Hsskin- OF barb Massasof oil ma'tsIse.
Rah.oes RIVER Plate Feb TO- reports having sp
ssn IN Ian bari james Andrews Beetle ~ b. no oil SINCE leaving
ysv.I shin Hope Clifford, do clean bark Sea Fox Spoone
kst vincent April Willis Putnam, Gem ProvInce'own
had been lyins The W. r. Uas reported ~ o vi"
eeuts Iet Is detained by sickness on board -. - a..
,,, from facghusna reports port March 49, ship Nj
ser. Jernefsn \. b., oil not stated ,,al. 49,
Bedford, oil not stated.
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Spoken, &c.

On the ethin,t by the p-tbcst Waterbury, % miles
ef Brem Philadelphia, I'm Bremen for Phadef
phia, all well f. rt.x,...or
April 90 % TO- lon &c 20 brig Eboch Bsnne n Charleston
march H. lat rs Is s. Ion SOW, Br bark Bsronet fn Ro
IN, r, ne de sick with yellow FEVER two oil
them buried the day previous aud was then dy
supplied with medcnetby bns Metropolis at Charleston ill.,
de Janoiro.) ..o L. IN.
ApnI 2s W. Pass bearing w. distant 200 miles, ship Ale
,kaIy I'm New Orleans for Philadelphia
Ami % was srup Keys ship Geo Turner I'm Bos-
on -, ins badly but required no assistance
March Cape Areius, brig Juno nm Boston 10 oay iof
Asos Bay reported undoubtedly the b. bns Ony In Boston
Tortusas E. 10 miles, ship Horizon, Thompson from
New Orleans for Liverpool . j. - - -
April 49, lat A. lon 25 seen packet snip ocean ueop "
Nsw-York for London. ut r. A.
Sail Rock Passage, passed barb Magnolia oil Ne"
Haven, I'm New Yort for Maysguez, y. H.
Nav lat o. lon CO. was seen packet ship Dsvonshre n New
April H. ion g. schr Ann, Of and l6 days I'm Var
month, n. 8. for ST. vincents =. "a. r.
Ap lon "a 40 schr Mary A. Huge oil boston, in
Bail for Porto Rico tso reportsd)
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FOREIGN Ports.

Arr AZ Southampton 24h u, Humboldt, Lines New
York 10Th VT for Hsvre. 80
Arr AT Bermuda 18th ut, brss Golden Rule Dr. Watngton
New 18Th Cleopatra Kent New York 26,h schr l. u
Thonpson Kline AcIsndf CID 7th brig Bristol Pearnan BAL
26,h sehr Earl Dundonah Young fhiadepna no oa
bark n w. bridge, Underwood, Cuba. ,,,.
Al Cienuesos Leence, bradbury Tor fhadephs
few days. Sally CLARK do do SID s4h bark Cuba, Saw
Ter, Bsumore -
Grsnde 2h ut blrts Attics from Havana just arr
William Fullerton for New York hngs H. DeveeuH To com
meme s Lucy Watts Watts, for New York soon
Joselh Albion ketch Brothers, Lovett Tor DO
sch Mary Groon, Geyer from Boston Tor New YORK. d
Eme,pe Perry, for do hig 49,,
Al .sysma 23 ut Aeenu mot Abeons) Mitchell for
New York hG j. W. Elwel from. DO arr 18th and others As
before.
Al 18th ui bss Niger, Higgins for Gouees'er2 days.
Czsrna, Bates, for do n. . a.,
C al HALIFAX ist inst schrs Indus Day, NewYcrk Midway,
nacom. Boston.
Csdenas April 49, bns Trieste Lanpher, for New York May T.
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,ssy apyryHIf ksy ii--4v-fs<3~sds Wsnderer, Nosr'
rs.yreee sekf. svvsin Moore, smfs se"snose Ever
~ ru~r sbS ohastes, San Frzncssco ote
r.ssr, cnsoId Beston Elm. Tsytr o. enss Mary H. Cro~
~ - lin Br Oliver, Deeersrs; pchrs James n Depnu
.sser, prov,n~e; Cabot Csrs, New Bedford; Charm ber
- a-,ee. y1Ds Fepser, kser~sn do steamer Peaoeco
Wiuslsr Nee Yo propeller Anthracite, Moseiy, DO large
yohhir. sssczh house. DO. -,
EEWPOHT May e-ArTfssS- schrs Y.ntc, EDDY, Norfolk
z.h,. fr York Honezunss tead 90
o. LepSr~ae Read. Roid for R hnond Va Anaconss I'm
ols Proydenee Martha Lambert, Provdenes @
NV ot Any Leeds Rn5oott Dsatoa for Philadelphia; v"
Atwood, snlfh Bostoa tr- fredericksburg
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HVHE NEW YORK and LIvERpO0f

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-Tbs A..
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACirlC, Capt Ny~
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Cofnscck
ADRlATic, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by contract exp-s, Cor Co.
eminent service. Every has been asee Ia th~i, -
ssruction also In their Engines TO nsar srraxts -
seed and their accommodations tof passsnses ss -
quaed Tor elegance aud oomiodL Price OF psssAs, -
New-YoFk to Liverpool in hrs'elas cabin, SD IN .sorj
do $50 exclusive of slze San -
Liverpool to NewYork ESQ add $40 An exPerisnesSs
econ attached each ship No berth secured Until psl g.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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HESRY T. LEEDS Anctioneer,
"ILL SELL at his large new Sales

w Room, No. So Chambers-st, near Broadway. THIS
DAY, t"ednesday at O'clock, without reserve sarre as
tortment OF secondhand and Household Furnitrrs
ornsmsEtd farlor Chamber and Diningroom Furniture
SEAS Cnan Bedsteads, Carpes Mirrors fancy psiate5
tables sianorapy Marhle-top, Center and Sofa Tables
bookcases Dress Buresus Glass and Plated Ware Cane
scar chairs Rockers Sc al of which must be sod 10 s,r
an estate and well worthy Of the attention Of those IN
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d. S. HoUGH, Auctioneer.
4 ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of

elegant Paor and Chamber Furniture Brussels three
ply and Ingram Carpets THIS DAY at 10 AN 1t No. 81
Beekmanst consisting of 800 LOIS by Catalogue and
embracing every variety of goods necessary housekespe
Wsshssnds Center and Card Tables French and other
Bedstead Hair and Husk Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows
French Plate Pier q asses, small do Mantle Clocks Cut
Glassware, and other goods too numerous to mention
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STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with tho PA
CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-0nly throush
line for California via Aspiawall and Panama Great 10
duciion for Steerage Passage The splendid United stsi
Mail steamship CHERokEE will be dispatched on mon
at foot Wsrrens- North River with the California Mais
and Passengers via Havana for Aspinwa, 10 connect
Panama with the regular Mail Steamer for San Frsncisca
For freight passage. apply TO CHAS WHITNEY y
the Office Of the Companies, No III Weststr corner u
Warren New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
H0HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl.
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between Boston
and LIvERPOOL.-The Boston ships only calling 1t Hsx
fax to land and receive mails and passensen
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRlCA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt. - EUROPA, T. @. Ln
ASIA c. ii. r.. JudkinA NIAGARA, j. Stons
AMERICA, n. Shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch. .rIf
These vessels carry clear white light at mast heed rs
on starboard bow. red on port bow.
ASIA Judkns. from NETWORK, "Wednesday, MAYA
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Msyu
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, May "a
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nay 81
AFRICA. Harrison fin. NETWORK. "Wednesday. JuNi
CAMBRIA. Letch from BOSTON. "Wednesday, JunsA
ASIA. Judkins, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Juns a
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON, June q
Passage from Newyork or Boston 10 Lvsrpcol-FM
cabin. &l2 second cabin, $40
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight will DO charged specie beyond On amount
personal expenses.
~ All letters and newspapers must pass throueA II
T. CUNKRD, No. So Broadway,
" French, German and other Foreign Goods recslvi
and brought in common with British Goods Through blu
of ladine are given in Havre for New-York.
WATcHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, watches
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks Of kns
manufactured will be hereafter admitted In England In tim
u for the United States and other la Consequence
of which French and Swiss watches may he shipped HAM
for NewYork Boston, via liverpool without ncuds1
the risk heretofore fbens seized BY the English CseR
House.
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financial.
NITY of NORFOLK. VIRGINIA

~ bVNps o. PRIV ATE SALE.-Ths ande signed offer
fbn with per cent Interest Nsran,s attached
These Bends were Issued TO Rsrsad Companies in pay
ent sor sn ascnpncns and in $500 each
April l. 1871 with interest the lat DAYS OF October and
April respectively, in tho City Of NewYors They are il,
sued by the Municipal authorities Of the CITY of NORFOLK
c0nhn'sd by The popular vote under special Act Of tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
THOMAS AsrEN, Auctioneer
CT NDARD ROSES. GREEN

~ HOUSE PLANTS, &c.-NEWELL 4 co. will sell
ON WEDNESDAY May IL at l0t o'clock, at No. Nassau
ST. superior assortment of standard Dwarf and other
Roses also Greenhouse Plants in bloom &c. last and
most attractive sale Of the season. from j. b. MANU-,
Florist.
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NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.

= LAWk tNCE MININU CUMfAN1 FUh IN
CREASE OF CAPlTAL-Notce is hereby given, In pursu-
ance OF the 2st section Of OF the Legsare entitled
Act TO authorize the formation Of corporations for Mann
isetuns Mining Mechanical Chemical purpeses passed
reo IL iSts that meeting OF the Stakeholder Of this
Company viii be held AZ their osc No IL in
Building corner Of Wal and William Sta On the nth day Of
May next, a. 2o'clock, p NJ.
The object OF said meeting Is TO increase the CAPITAL
Stock of ssa ST. Lawrence Mining Company ana sso te
number Of Trustees. Dated April = is52
THOS. Adds EMMETT
J. L. GRATACAP Afnseee
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E0O LAND WARRANTS WANTFT


CoLE CHILroS, Ancti Sonnee.sr,,N'S'''->~>''-
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of VAIuApI u
IA LIGHT wAGONs-The mb.cr;h., ~, ~ LIE
MONDAY, May II, at II O'Clock A NJ on he se.I or
corner OF 4ih and lS2d St, Harlem Iarre l,t -
nent bngey WAGONS with tops and without ns-,S1
suited Tor the California and Southern trade beips
built and almost entirely of iron and steel o4sn'
II. q. JUDD A.-;~,..
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A vALUABLEPROPERTY forSAT-F

LA-Ihe anaenlEned, Commissioaers lee,Il, ..-.-. =
~ virtue OF an act Of the Legislature entitled ~ "a
ne si.eSnnssnce te Of the House Of Refuge Of ~
O. NswJsrsey Passed and approved Marc 81 Isss I'll ~
1er AZ 5aIS SALE 10 he held on TIL URSDAY the
,hFot XIII CT JUNE next, a, the hour Of one srJ,S
al a. tie Inn OF Theodore Titus IN KINGSTON NS5s
seA ec1nfy and State Aforesaid all land and pr,rs.
kne"n Is the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM. situsre a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

ffelRht spFIy :.
BROWN. SHiPLEY 4 co, Liverpool :
Z. @ ROBERTS CO. No. IS Kings Arms Yrt
London. ..
Victories, Paris GEO. II. DRAPER Hsyp
The owners Of these ships will not BE- accountable M eoa
silver bullion specie ewelry precious meta d,
less bills Of ladne signed therefor and the value Ass
thcrein expressed.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM.

" SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACirlc
MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-SUMMER ARhANGEMENis
Great Reduction 70, Steerage Pss@ges-Oniy Ihoae
Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON-Throush neaes
for Sale-Extra-The superior doable engine Stesn
ship ILLINOIS, the fastest steamer In the world 100 tsn
H. Hartstene, Commander, being ready for service W
leave for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay. direct on THuH
DAY May 90 at 2oclock, p. IA, precisely, from Der ps
foot Of Wanan st. N. r. to connect with the magnificent
Steamship TENNESSEE, Lieut. Totem, u. g. NJ Con-
mander which steamer ordered TO remain Of Panama
be In readiness Immediately arrival Of the pasennSe
that point and to sail direct for SAN FRANCISCO wio
any delay The accommodations Of these Steamships -
unsurpassed, and passengers going forward by these vses
may rely confidently upon the Companys best efforts
quick trip.
The Panama Railroad IL now In operation and ths e
running TO within few miles of CORONA Passengsu ~
thus be enabled about ~ miles of tho hv9 ~
CATION and also the danger and expense horetolrs Ate
the landing 10 boats of Chaes they will b landed ~
the steamers, free Of expense the Company Wat
Aspnwa Transit Of the Ishmus ct the passengers expn~
RATES or FARE TO AsPINwALL. 40
Ladder Saloon, State Room. ......''"''"v
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, State Room.
Second Cabin Standees.... S
Steerage.
RATES THROUGH TO SAN SRASc'sc" Aafs
riisi VIA 20
5econo Ciass' ..s's'..''''''''''''' 10
Children under IL years half price: ,,rusryEY 1t
For freight or passage. apply 70 CHAS a serper Of
the Office Of the Companies, No. III ws~~-
WarrenSt.
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V7ANDERBILT'S LINE tor oAM
Y FRANCISCO The favontc doubleenpne !. - ~
PROMETHEUS will leave for San Juan del Nos irh -
May, at p NJ, from Pier No N. r., connecue 10 Fu
steamship PACIFIC over the Nicaragua IrannI 'o
steersse snnIy onIv 20 %. 3. ALLEN, Asenl
-fr'' Why No 9 Bankruptcies, up a.'- -.
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Kingston ard bounded BY lands Of the Camden and Amboy
Racsd Company the south the pubic road leading from
the the west, Elijah Stout Esl- and others
the north and east containing seventy more
less tugtther it'll the aarha Stone Edcc was de-
sgntd for House of Refuge with other badnss consisting
OF harm Dis &C. and all other improvements and sopue
thereto Belonging THIS property IN point OF ncafy
its ccnfiguty the Railroad bveen The cities OF N-w-
York and Phisdepha (requrng the time little over two
hours and from either cy its proximity to the Delaware
and Ratsn Canal within tire distance ofonehaf Of mile,
ard about three miles from Princeton its healthy posron
BY hydrauc supplied with copious and abundant
supp OF pure and soft water af nc rine known 10 90 Oh
mlhed quantity, however great the drouth OF ssa
sun m adaptation either for desirable country seat SEM
mary Of learning military academy, manufartoty to De
driven BY stsa any sther institution Whatever peens
itself possessing commrudshls properties sufhient
10 call attention public the value and importance
obtaining property rarely ee acquired IN the purchase
and sale landed estates and which the pubic are re-
specuy invited give their attention directly ~ view
OF the travel the Railroad between the two clss OF
New-Y0rk and Philadelphia via Trenton and New-b'unS
wick
Terms of payment will be liberal and made known az the
time of sale with every previJ information required ny
application to either of the undersigned
'ff CHARLES PARKER,
c. J. HIRE,
DAVID S. ANDERSON,
Trenton, N. J., Mays, 1852. Commissioner
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NEwJxRsEy ZINC CoMpAxy,
Hranxf,.- SRea NJ Il ~ =

NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
Ger Of the NevJer.sy Exploring and Mining %. has
the Direesora The sitls BY the sc changed . Nsw.
Jensy Zine Company
The NewJsIsey Explorfne and Mining Company ssosA,
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Minns an3
Manufacturing Company viii b exchanged for the nsv
Hock (NswJerssy Zinc Company upon application ss ths
of6cel JAMES L. Cuk1,lS President
Nsw-Yosk. March 10, 1851
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A. c. FUTILE, Auctionesr.
HNHIS DAY-PEREMPTO SALE

Il CROSSWORD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE at
Auction, a. 10 o'clock No 452 Broome st. corner Of Mer
eersf being the stock of Joseph Sommer A. C. FUTILE
VIII sell a. above without for cash. the entire stock
OF new and elegant Rosewood and Psor Hail. Library and
Bedroom Furniture of the manufacture Of Joseph Sommer
which will be warranted of the best clss and --latest STYLE AZ
fordins fine chance for housekeepeu and othen-
"W. S. McILVAIN Il CO., Auc-
w tioneera viii sell THIS DAY At loi o'clock at No
Johnst- fine collection of Roses Carnations Psnsiea
Dahhas. verbenas Tuberoses &c, from Isaac Buchanan
Astoria. Long Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

NroT1CE.-The Capital Stock Of the
New-York EXCHANGE Company anoantins 70 .oM-
Wv 1904 The deed OF the property IN Wat heretofore
- The hsns Exchange entered info possession
kn9~n ,h;s DAY. by the election Of SIMEON BALD
MI WIN Prssidept and W. 5. USDERHilL. Secretary
rhs following persons compose the Board OF Tfustees
James Bocrrnan, James pro"n
" w De Fores Robert B. Mnfnrn,
" n Aspinwau, Charles ". Talbot,
Thomas Tilsson Simeon Baldwin,
John Ward Nicholas Ludiam,
w. s. UnderhiL
By order, SIMEON BALDWIN. President
w s. UsDERHIlL- Secretary. New-Yp.k, May 6, 1852
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN
lNRAILROAD COMPANY-The Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the New York and Ne Haven X K
Co. for election Of Board of Directors and the trans
action of other buness viii be held in the city of Nav
Haven the Compsnys office, on THURSDAY. the 18th
day of May 1852 at II o'clock An Polls open from II
NJ 10 PM The books of transfer will be closed from
the 10Th inst p the 18th Of Nav, 1852 inclusive
New-York, May 6, 1852 ROBERT SCHUYLER, Prest
NOTES on the BANKS of ENGLAND,
IN IRELAND and SCOTLAND; English French Ger
man. all other Foreign Specie; Gold Dust and Bullion
deah In on the liberal terms, at the Office Of
J. THOMPSON. cor. of Wall st. and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

NOTICE.-The Annual Election for Di-
Of the North American Fire Insurance Com
Papy viii BE- held al the Office of the Co, No G. Walls
MONDAY she Sst May, 1852 The poll Will be open - A.
H. ard close at p. NJ r. w. BLEECkER, Secretary
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Drp Goods.

DLUE NANKEENS.-Superior Indigo
Id Blue Nsnkesns for sale by NESMITH l. co,
No 81 Broad st. and 50 New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

CANTON FLANNELS.-50 packages
~ Canton Flannes assorted colors For sale by
NESMirH 4 co,
No 50 Broadst and No. 80 Newest.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES

~ EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS
for SAN FRANCISCO, via AspinwaL Navy Bay, linear
ship SIERRA NEVADA, TsO0 tuns burthen ]. D. VIII
son, ESQ., Commander win leave for Aspinwsll Navy
Bay direct on MONDAY, May "a. It O'Clock, from her
hvorte steamship NEW-ORLEANS, Z. II. Ackley, Mac
ter These steamers have unsurpassed accommodations for
The tables supplied with every comfort, both for the
cabin and sseraee pssense An experienced Surgeon 10
attached to each ship. The Panama Railroad In oper
stion running daily to within few miles Of CORONA Pcs
senge will be landed ct the Companys depot ct Apinwa
free of expense.
RATES OF FAREFist Cabin &250; Second Cabin tststs
room $500 Both the above eat ct the table stee
age $l6o, found with bed &c and separate table, well
cure ticket until within ten days Of sailing Of the steamer
For freight passage, apply to
j. HOWARD L Son Asenta No a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

TRY GOODS.-Ladies, look out tor
AFRANCES Improved Elastic Skirts. None are genuine
uness they bear the impress OF stamp thereon there
are limitations Of inferior grade in market To be obtained
of the psr cpa TIN oughout the city aud country
THOS. FRANCE, Manufacturer, corner OF 4sth-se ala
Sth-ay.
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UHARTTERS COAL COMPANY

The stockholders of the Charters Coal Company are
hereby notified that election for Directors OF SAID Comps-
nv viii held the Office Of the Company atCoal Harcor
tween the hours of and o'clock in the
Coal Harbor April s, 1852 BY order, s. WATSON CARR
Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

DRAF'TS on the BANK of IRELAND
-Payabe at sight all parts of Irelandfor sale BY the
Irish EmigTant Society, No 81 Chambers-st. .
GREGORY DILLON, President
LANES SrrART Treasurer
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CLAIMS AGAINST NEW-ORLEANS
J and the FIRST SECOND and THIRD MUNICH
PALITIES wANTED.-Auy valid Claims past, due or ma
turing soop will be bought by the subscriber on favorable
terms All inouies by mail will be answered the
an nsrsons application J. THOMPSON,
No Wast, cor. of Broadway.
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Wrean Steamers, &r.


LvOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY,
II June l5-The splendid double-engne steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 400 tuns burthen, VIM. G.
6totesbury, Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone alterations her for the trade and
make her to steamer the
Pacific will sail for San Francisco above touching at VAL
paraso and Panama Her large and airy, and
her seeaee accommodations superior any steamship
aost having abundance of both light and air we'll
extra hight between decks 1t is confidently expected she
will make the passage TO San Francisco in short time
has been mace by any steamer, thus offering families
and to those who desire their comfort peasanter
than by the via Chage only
Q limited number Of passengers will be taken.
RATES PASSAGE.
In LadieS Saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In Gentlemen's Saloon. $50
Apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange
place, New York and No. sWalnut-st, Philadelphia
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nor PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA

AWR IOhI I1ILIT, AUOIhhLIA
l. -DIRECT.-The splendid clipper ship HELENA,
Capt Cave will sail from New-York on 18th ofMsy.
N. L. q. GRISWOLD, No. II S0uthst
For freight passase apply only TO
RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 Od-slip,
or to ELLIOT, ARKELL CO. No. l46 Pearl-h.
This ship being owned BY the parties Is substituted
for the Panama having extensive accommodations
which admirably adapted for tho comfort and convent
of families both In frat and second cabins.