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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
New IMPoRrATIONs FOR GENIN's BA-

xAARNew Partisan patterns for Boys Clothing, in all its
bsnchss from the cap the shoe arrive by every French
steamer for GENINs Bazaar and immediately dupca-
Of that abshmmt IL 10 the same with
ladies' bonnes slippers CATERS &c and with all the boa-
of The toilet and boudoiy 0ENSs Lades and Juyen
lie Bazaar the only place not only in this country but in
the world where boys of all be fitted out with every
article OF the juvenile wardrobe of the very latest style
every branch and the most moderate prices GESSs Ba
ssax No SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
SPIRITUAL TELEG RApH-This week, Sa-

tnrday May Is contains variety Of other articles
Miracles Of the Nineteenth Century; Spiritual Manifesto
tjops ia Virgins BY Methodist Clergyman; Authority OF
the Ideal: Proceedings Of the EewYork Conference Pub
hshed by CRAs PARTRIDGE No. Counlandt-st For sale
At periodical depots and by the news boys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES, for Gardening,

keThe long protect the wrss and
anna om exposure Gentlemen fond Of gardening driv-
ING VIII hike these articles They wser,xht aad make
the hands so and while. For sale BY HrrcscocS LEAD
nEArEx, No. So Broadway, and all Rubber dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

n We recommend the Ladies who
have not yet purchased their Hats to give Mr.
YOUNG call his No % 8oweIy. tisdecidedly
the che apes the city lie keeps the best assortment
that be foundin fact II is now provcrba that what
you cannot getiha fashionable In the straw line you are
sure TO get YOvNGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
~ Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats,

Panama Hats white snow, Lefbom and Braids chill
lrens every quality and kind All the above arti
ces can be had OF FREEMAN No. 81 Fultonst Goid
per below the usual price, 1t will pay well to go to
FaHgNAN's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

WATKINS, No ia fultons has the largest aud best
mont OF syles OF Spring and Summer Shoes and Caters
IN the city, and they Of his weltknown msnats
turs, they can DO depended hnsrsfe. No common
German patent leather used in the manufacture OF War
xINs's Boots and Shoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
n The Eight Spacious Sales Rooms of

ANpERsoN's Carpet Establishment, No. % Bowery are
daily thronsed with ladies' selecting from the largest ana
cheapest assortment of English and American Carpets ever
offered IN this market Pardoes and Crosley Sons English
Tapestry and Brussels CapenS offered very duced
prices Also elegant Patent Tapestry Thcepiy and Ingram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

II Clergymen and their families sup
oiled 1t discount Spring and styles Of Hats
Eaps and Straw Goeds extensive variety at the one
Store. No. l28 Cana-st j. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

ehionsbe ready made Clothing Store established In New
Yosk that Of W. T. JENNINGS 4 Co We observe
szeseat article just produced BY this ndetassbe rm
We eluds TO the Spring Overcast made Of Zephyr Cloth
both light and durable which they have added their ee-
esbssted establishment peons from the country who
Sssrons Of Obtaining garments In very short time will
- accommodated with the dpatch This great
20 Of fashionable clothing established In 1925 and still
eakee precedence Of all others II 10 in the building
- American Hotel No 2Si Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

II Wamocks, Hatters, No. 275 Broad
~sy (lrvine House) respectfully remind gentlemen in
0earch fashionable Hat that they located above
They deem improperly TO that their long estab
ample guarantee for the style and character Of Hss at all
viues emsnstins from them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

IsHISG BARGAINS -Englsh Imperial Three-Ply and In
grain Csrpetins Floor Oil Cloths eight yards wide Rugs
Mats &c, at the famous Carpet Establishment of HIRAM
ANDERSON No. 80 Bowery. American Three-ply Carpets
smalLfs Ingram Carpets at a per ward 1000 pieces
good Floor Oil Cloth all widths at 26, 81, Sc and per
yard Stair Carpets, at H., q, 26, s., S6, and ~ per
ward. kc. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

New CROP TEAs-CHEAPEsT IN THE
CIryChoiee Oolons Tea at only per h. and very supe
nor de at 81 Families and boarding house keepers both
city and country invited call and examine same
b. fore purchasing elsewhere Also good Consou aud Eng
hsh Breakfast Tea at - and 81 Best Java Coffee the
duced price of 2 One sl will satisfy any person that
prices have been reduced 20 per
w. Z. MOODY h Co. No 1872 Chathamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
uThe Metropolitan Millinery Emporium.

No. sss Broadway, corner Of Nib,o's New-Yors-psrs
London and European Millinery Lace MantilA and Fancy
Gsod Of the lsest iasons aud aesgus now open by b
LEAni. French. Enehsh, Belfan Swiss and German
Ladies resident and visitors the metropolis Will have
oppornsy heretofore offered Of sang their various
asfes al the fashionable CODA the Metropolitan
Millinery Lace aud Fancy Goods Emporuu Partisan and
london Monthly fashioAs received by the earliest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
TnE LAST Bus DEsrRorEp BY Lrnr-

Ns' Dou DESTkUTED BT LHON.-
The last bug destroyed by LYON hu,bux in the sham
OF POISONOUS Trashy preparation intended 70 supersede M,
posoness Mssne TIC Powder which instant ceath 10 h
husa reaches plant insects iiess flies moths a,ts mnss
'oes &c Sc enc hich i.d'rsd By the toowirs sc.o
tihc men and well known private citizens: "~-'N
DR.. Jas r. Chiffon, chemist;
DR.. Lawrence Reid. Professor Of Chemistry;
John Rocms, Esq, Superintendent Of n Y. Hospital;
Messra Coleman Stetson, Aston House;
Daniel ID, Howsrd, Esl, Irving House;
Preston H. Hodges Esq., Carlton Hous;
DR. Valentine Mott
DR.. Van Rensselaer,
Dr. s. Moore;
Dr. Francis;
Dr. Bettendorf and Dr. waxvtaa
Pnee reduced to 3 eenS per hask and whoesae in rrs-
portion. L. LYes, No ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

~ Housekeepers and others in want of
Seddns BedstesaA Se would do well to call q. wLLASps
eo sstAohsneo Wsrerocns No 80 Chatham 81 corner of
Aneerry-st- where may be found tie lsrr.ss .ssr, ~
articles In his hne ever offered TO the pubic ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
T ANDREWS Il LANpHlER, Merchant

No as Fulton Of Gold Ike the est Hero during
the Mexican steadily the tenor Of its way
ginning triumph after triumph all rivals business
Mr. J.SoUpERs the popular and efficient manager of the
concern hs by his superior tact end skill made the Head
quse celebrated for the superiority of the Clothing there
made and sold His Boys and Youths styles OF dress
perhaps popular than any introduced in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
B. A Chiffon Auetioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of NALIIA.

u BILE LOTS Of GROUND located Broadway,
sh 4st 42d SD 5jh 81 h. 7Cth 79sb, SSH aud l00th
SIS snd Cd Sd. In. oh aad i0.h ays-COLE Chill
TON viii sell az auction, TUESDAY Feb. a, 1884, at
u O'Clock a. the Merchants Exchal the following val
uable Lots
Broadway lots On Broadway, corner 57Ih-st.
Thty-nInth u Il lots Ssh st. between 9sh and 10Th
Forty fnt- St II lot ils,-ss, near Broadway; do
On tlsf-st, between Sch and 9tA
Fogty secona-sE-z lots 4d at between 81 and 3D.
Fifty second ST lots s2d-st, between 10Th aaa
llih-s
.yif,y- tt lot on 35th-st near 7th-av
Fifty seven III 81 II lot on 57th a., ne2r sth- ay
seyenlieth-st-4lo let's on 70th st. near sth ay
Seventy ninth St lots 7s,h-st, between I'd and
3i-SyS.
EsApsghth st-alOts ss,h-s between ID aad aiA-
avs
one Hundrsd.h-s-4 lots isOth st.. between 9th and
l0sh-avs-
Second sv.-i lot on ID av., cor Of lsth. ST.
Thlrc av.-l lot On ID cor 78th q.
Tenth kv-2lois on leth-zv near sOth- st.
BIosdway-l lot on Broadway, cor 65th-st
BrOadwsy2 lots On Broadway, between 65k and s7th-
stress
Ninth av-3 lots on 9th av.. cor. 66.h-st
BTCac~ay-2 lots cor. Broadway md Th-av.
Seventh av-l lot On northeast Of 7thav. AID
S6.h-sI.
The title 10 the above indsyuabls and large portion
Of The pufchAae money bond ani mortgage
cesirec lAosr2paic be had Of the sgcEioa-
GERS, NO. " -Fst tt23l s0f Ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......FEB. 90.
Cleared.

UieaFeo.
Steamships-Pscifc Nye, Liverpool, E. X. Collins s
Co; Ell Dorado, HaItsein, ChsgesM o. Roberts, Daniel
Webster. Baldwin. San Juan, ID. b. Allen Delaware, San
ford, Philade phia, NJ. Sanford.
Ships-Csmden, Sherwood, Charleston. Durham Di-
mon; J. W FapLin Norris, Galveston, ]. H. Brewer &
Go Australia Clough. Hobart Town. &c, J. II. Williams;
NJ Howts Patten, Portland, Oregon Foster Nickeson;
Indiana, Bennett. New cans, Frost Hicks, Tornado,
MumfoId San Francisco. b. Mumford Maria Little, Rio
de JaneiTo. Sinken IroDsldts.
Bsrk-Madonla, Woodside, Charleston, Negmith 8
Sons
Brgs-Nors. Jordan. Ponce, Pr NJ II. Freenan s.
Co Pilgrim, Sawyer, Mobile, f. ID. Hu;bat Co.; Ellen
MaIs, TIeat. CaTdenss Buck CO. Harriet Spsld-
ing Spalding. Sagua la Grande r. W. Trundy; AbTam,
Stevens Con- aeoa yose. Perkins CO.. Tines Hines ley,
Ponce, PR. NJ Nj. Freeman Il Co; Caroni. Hansfeldt,
St Thomas, Russell & Norton; Richmond, Higgins, Ma
deira J. b Sardy.
schoonen-Advance. Rae, Jacksonville, Brett. vose
Co. Elizabeth, Sawyer. ST. Marks 4. ID. Hurlbut Co
Plato, Hammond, Bal more, MAILER 4 Lord; Eliza b
William Fish, Norwich. Conn II. Havens; J Cooley
Co; Young, Boston; Emma Haford Phliiadephia, Jas
ton, Abbott. Jacksonville Thompson 8 Hunter; Mary
Wise. Crockett st Johns. PR r. w. Tru1dy; Forester
Benson, Saco. j. e. scannon.
Soop-Sea Witch Wells. Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst by Rev N. b. Baldwin. GEORGE IA.
CeHEH TO Miss SARAH j. SMITH, daughter Of the
late James Smith, all Of IN city.
Al Br otlyn Thursday evening the 10Th inst At the
Yerk st. NJ e. Church, by Rev Law, Psst)r, Mr.. VII
LIAM L. ELY, formerly Of Buffalo, N " TO Miss
CT ARA A. DENlKE eldest daughter Of Chss A. Dcnlke,
Of Brooklyn
AZ Albany. on the 10Th inst, BY Rev DIR. Campbell,
IL, HENRY SANGER. Of this city, to Miss MARY &c 1.
he late James Rqna Eq, formoT place
In Oswege. N Y Jan. 8. 1852 by Rev C. l.. Dlnning.
M. JOHN LEWIS to Mas JULIA B. CLARK. all Of Os-
Wege
On Sunday. 18Th inst at East Greepbush. by Rev f.
Stinsop, Mr D. w. TALLCOrT, Of New.Y0rk. to Miss
VIlETrA HULSEAPPLE, the former place.
lR- L.yA Eston Co papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

Gee s ! 40 = I:.af -. ~ sss:s:s' y y F.sss
cp',rs = nTs'n Ne ssSa' s 4 d. s ss IA,
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:. C ,,s.,sIg Fsfest Forvs' .s.t hosss %
vu"-.r u, LsssasS: L. sar rss.ace. J. ?. Courier,
A y Pa ntsr Y Eliot. L. ntn.r ' nt -,
s.r,ill Jas Elic cSls sn and ssrvsa, Mrs san.
,trs sh5,.s aud servant Mrs. H'chirdsan Clarence
BaTI wIsTf Dg iIs5 y H Esss sqa Nss.
man c Wosd. Sm 81 Peters and wife, J; r. Ei,mon2
Ms. err n s, ND rss1.r. wife and eS
Mcos .ss Ss Mere MesIs and ~. II A car n
~ ~ B.nysa, wife and servant J. Pa,ker. wif. ,wo
aad Mr. Jare Bsooss l. " s's ;ss.
and VIE G. l. Allen. / 4 Homes G. v LSusIey c !!
Newccnb, LppInee,k Hsr,so,n D. VIZ. Rar9 TSo.
J. HsthiDstcn: Heny Giifan Mrs whitnsy Il > hsl
c e xi. and vi. i Edwsld:; D ai I..sl:
iI' Va, Chef Sd.' Brigham. n sssh ssaanR
FOOD, IoIn Eddy War: shamxay 4. Unssrhit, u,
/ J. Claps, K. Talbot L. B. French, Q; French 4.
Bro M. + Smith. a. Brown, P Hail: J. Bu.tsrdsh
Q. watson K Ireland l. Hutchinson; Bassr Joan
Gsw vi. s %m psIf M1 pay f Hos
! cSnisdSa & M Mssdy m b sh'" Hosa NJ
Il.
Hill Perlsy c. Cough. . D. Stewart. o; K,lb,rn; B
PsriH To.l.r saIsss s'9 ptss.o, C. V as
Joha @ French, Green Jas Ksan.y g F. Cox -
s. Vail. K. Hagsn. B. Bulla,d Glass GwynS ara
boys Mrs K. Fos,er Mrs. E. Phurt, Master Jas Foster
Fanny Foster, NJ. o. Brisn. ID L d. Sheldon j2ssa BAY
ney d. Carpenter. @ H. Wheaton. L; Cary Col
we'll j. Armstrong, wife aud three children; A. Bro w
w. A. Lampson, II. H. Bostwick. J: WIknsos Il ~ m
Eaton ]. J. Parshley, A.. Nu'ter,J. A White, T. "
Hubbard, n Collins Psry Collie; G. Waeoq pii ~.
=: ID. Cios,ton KendaI y a Hoa9 3, ~ 'H "
Hubbard. A. White, o z. white M Dvs u n y On
Ell d J. Ap,hsrp, D. Lane, d. Lane 8 pS'
ssIse Wa L. Ls% "a Asian Lewis G. C1n,'
Nosh Lucas Benz Lucas, VIM. NJ: Green, @ d Powers
VIM Man Lewis Main. Mason White, Chs UarGe. y.
E. o Calhsn NJ. E. Lets, VIM Demlnd, 3 Allen, D Z.
Dugget, JOS. Scott l. Scott. Vim Potter, Seed. H..
+. Moulion B. ID Hathaway. + Michel, Oveft2g'
Jas H. varnum Prescott .; o. rpes ~"
A. A k,lpatIick. J r Randolph, M Eanae pa' ~
walker. c. Martin. John BOnree a; Cole Chss E..og'
A. Flagg, S. Z. Perkins Charles Miller, g. Caslng' J.
Morse. James Brown VIM g. Norman VIM Mckay'
Jos Brown, NJ. G. Smith Dsyls; n krstsI; p sm,n'
Seth Sherman, D. B. Adrich NJ B: Sweet, Jas Rogers
swirss g. D -whppe, P. Dodge. Day, H. To y e
jaw, j. Brown, WIN. Brswn, J. W; jay, John Davi,
x. gs1d Herman III L ssss Wosd1%
Gnfii h, D. 8. Wilson, A: Hanson. s. Clifford, W Che
nsy p. MagIath, @; Z Lincoln; L, Richards J. 9 King
Acker II knight, Stone Geo. Sweetser. Geo Little
J J 8. Thomuson, T. d. Pearson, j. ID. Chrisman, H.
Chrismsn, J. Thompson Jas @. DEWEY. Geo A. Ba1cock
ID. Pepdeton. s. Perkins. Isaac Bnggs, g. G. WOOD
horst, Henry Koster, r. II. Blanch, VIM Hopkins-55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

Ivy wr.r, F.e 10 is5, The proposed efforts to sr.
trcs the ssp lebanon have la,ss sas ~, "a
s.nd prp % work with some 80 men aat eoalnlsdts
woIt sstl sunday rno.nng Il, ms oa s sars'ai e,
san.d ,ha ths Wa er lowered the SHIN aooGt I'VE
inches tn. sss.n 70 gre SsI o Sde -. ean
10 atom requested The wrecten 10 90 ohftVins NE car
90 from the lo~er held Of ne s nj =. t.saosmsa
vii msss them dive this cold Weather | am sariol.y
waiting for the S.@o ns .bss !, worh
tor m, ,bip The amount sold OF damaged goods u
about s7ooe The drugs asa b1os.n b.. ,bs1 I.
IRE ,b,p have doub's o tavrs me snip ana tne nes
rpee.sds Of the cargo he small tn: ctrrosarsi
ar new beng valued for salvage near $500, and
hone y VII e, s fof warren Ne )Mchsil n,s,er.
from Ns Vol. I'd. ris n ,h .,s ,,S Of
Ns bales OF cotton struck on ,ns no''a .os Of me tea
MTcbeu fsunJ his own nsudciens to ges the ship
Of Took he assistance 81 tnIfs Of be cars sss gs...
wa, hove or and arrived at this place on the 9TH instant
leaky. -. Nth ,.,,,,s tb,. n, n. 18th
inst AZ 30 ling "a zs SIX OF gat bores AMI ave
or sr bbs ard large qusntny OF writing paper afoH
CAPT BRENNAN, Of Br brig Marss arrived at this
port ye,,erday reports hst on me n,s, s.a
10 newly painted lead color mere gas 10 name on ne
stern heavy was running at the Time. waea PIE
vented CaDt b. picking her up She had not been long IN
RTonE IsL,NpA contract has been entered into
with parties ut Bridgeport TO of the slo9p Rh de Island
ashore on ,raford Point, for Soo and deliver her AZ tna
port.
To Mariners.
I1sBoS Jan p-In conse quence OF complain. made
the Director of Light Houses has ssued positive orders
that the lights are % be lit without IA al
sunset al OF the year Inat IN the case OF thct
weather they are 10 be lit earlier according to the uds
uent OF the Light Keeper And father that on fogsy
days they be kept permanently burning as were
night.
Spoken, &C.
Jan lat n TO- len % 49, ship Maria. tBrassan) from
I Tvs
Jan g. lat IS N. lon % w., ohx CIisn' OIaJ' III D
(Dec 1877 for Rio de Jaseiro. - $3.50, N \ A..
Ian 10 lat 80 Ion 49, ship New Zealand, (Br) Mont
o Ia, - from Warren Point for New. Or cans.
Jan 81, ia. 49, lon 49, ship Queen Pomare, (Br) from
FEB lat So lon CA, ship Brewer, from CLlao for
Hampton Roads. -. g. .s:,,
Feb A. off Cape Antonio brig Olive Severn, MIasaniia
for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

CouRr CALENDAR-Ihis Day. Com
MON PLEAs-Part mo cause but the one taken up
Pan lI-Nos. 1884, l54, 23s, 2i6 23i, 236, 25s, $50
a69, a64, $780, $685. $50, Esq., 1884, 1885, 2ss, 800, 292,
l5S, l64, 1854. 24O.
SupEsron CouRr-Monday-No So, Is, 10, 1914,
3e4 $50 1885, ass e. 400, 407 409 1877, 412, AIS, Ait,
AS 49, 3i2 37, so, 1885, 1884, 22 PA, 90, 1856, 1873,
42<, 425.
SuPREMH CouRr-special Term day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
Passengers Sailed

y. sfesrslU pss,si Webster, FOR San ysss-J Potter
l. y shurilIf. e. shartnf, x. \. Hewlett. @ s. Ash
need ii. VII, J. I Mcbride. u wsod!ar l. Ioass.
J rihney, Ayord. J. 8eDsett. D. Mosier. T J. No
ser J. W. Andersen. l. Sharp and hoy. J III EGes. L.
NJ thae. 8 A Tower. 1. ). Ho,soa, J. Kellogg, II p
Ed~Mds,s ID. Bsnast. J. C. Fishsr, C. H Dsman, Geo.
hoss.; rhos Loud 3. Sweet, ID Ce'ssn. wn r. Peters.
b Bsrasw. v Spencer, A. T. Johssca, III. Johasoa.
9 X. Johnson wm Cole. s Mos, @. Alny. U. A Hoagh
C. Rove. A Flint. l. Rabbit. r. Denmark. II Fal-
ust. y; Sshafsr J. II. Preston NJ. Akin, J. Gal
,ssssr; :; K sst,ssiCa, J. 2. Greg. H; v. Psyos.
A pA.shaey. VIM Watt. Jas. H. keid, J. J. Darwin
Wa Duncan. Wa; Gal aehsr, John Mack Az Jas rorrens
Gen Scost X ke,d L. Linnsll. d. \ Cole. wn, waus.
vm Musrsy. l. Carpenter. John MeMaaamy, Gao K.i-
", Dali, D. NJ. CLARK. q. Scott. L Rsive' Spsncs,
Vim. PEBBLE. John L. beadle H. Stratiea. W. Il Wells y
y. Nash, W. Mats. Jas Tousn.. Isaac waScs = A
yardsrces. Jas. Raton. John S,swa A. L. wasssnsn
John Dentes. j. A Tredwsli. Chss Qais. II. Leeds
JOSIAH Leeds. 'Smi'h. II. D. Dexter; p Carer. "
X. Higbse, Gscdsnow. Magnife. c, ". kutlsai NJ
Ds,mss. d hnsOa, D Capasld .SARh, A Muller; wife
sIe children. Miss Man Lee. WillisA Adams.
Belsn, Isase Hal NJ Parker. Wn. Bell Chase. 8
Joyee, rass rsley and wife d: Moves, saasarn. @
Sssoovn shaw. A. q. GIL. E. Laaf q. g. Putnam.
3 fssd. b. HuKhns. c. N. BROOKE. Il sarkhSssa E.
1css,; Van ksss sanboIn. IaAsc Kmhsli. d. Lsrasi.
y Hhs whhnsy, G. Ferris. J. Dean. s. Brady,
n D'ASs'~' W. shaw, J. wsssad, Geo. T. swa7, J. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
Receipts of Prod nee .Fgl

~ Railroad-I Flour. l27 do. Whisky. ~
A Ashes ISL pkgs Buffer sol bags Oats, so Hogs &c
Cattle az Caves 32l7 sides Leather $50 bags Barley
81 Neso. Hopes Railroads.&c. pkys Cheese. 335 bbls
youT al do Ashes IS pkgs Beet 587 sides Leather "a
oiss Butter. IL bales Wool. 375 bush. Oats.
by Hudson River Rairoad40 2sss. Beef, is DO Butter
Is DO Chetse $50 bush Corn 277 do Oas l63 do Wheat
60 do Barley 900 sdes Leather 1876 Sheep lac Hogs, iO7
bbls Iiouor. AS bales HAY, 10 do. Wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
JAMES COLE, Auctionesr.
WASHINGTON PARK, Brooklyn

MA lO4N Ann,
w Positive Auction Sac Of $50 Lots Myrtle De
Kab, Cumberland, Carlton Oxford Portland, Hampden,
Park and Flushing avs Brooklyn comprising nearly The
opposite three sides OF Washington Park,
the Sd DAY Of MARCH, 1852 az IL o'clock at at
the Merchants Exchange. in the city OF New YORK
Every Lot offered Will DO positively sold TO the highest
bidder.
Streets graded and paved and the Lots adapted build
ing forthwith.
The sale embraces of the most valuable Lots in the
City of Brooklyn many Of them beng on Myrtle, De kab,
Cumte opposite Washington Park, and 9TH
lying north Of Myrtle Park, Flushing Ctmber-
land, Oxford, Portland and Hamoden avs
The Ferry from the foot OF Montague TO the foot OF
Wall ST. New York will be In direct line from this prop
erty along Myrtle av. and Montague-st.
Washington Park. containing about 90 acres and com
handing unrivaled prospect OF the cities OF Brooklyn
and New York and Of The Harb9r IL IN the center Of this
property
The grating and planting Of the Park is now IN progress.
under contract be completed the 18th day Of April
next and the Lots Will be sold free from the
LAID therefor.
the exception Hs pdea ST. which has receety been
graded by private contract.
GOOD title and fee from all encImbrsnces Clauses
against inserted the deeds Terms At sale
Maps, books and further information be obtained
application 10 JANE COLE, No. t3 Fult0n-ss Brooklyn,
OF No. Wall st.. New York OF the subscribers
LOTT, MURPHY VANDERBILT,
iN 3sTuTh&S No. Front st, Brooklyn
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Southern Mail Items.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Fen. 70, 1882
TIE Southern mail has arrived, as late az due,
from New Orleans
the New Orleans papers contain dates from Bra
EOS TO the 2Slh ult. A Mexican war steamer was
landing cannon for the defense OF Maiamoras.
Judge Heath still lives, but is In dying condition
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fNHE AZrECS, corner of B1oadwzx
and Leonard. sts-TheSs Curious Little Psspls ~,
Central America feet Insight, both wera,s
only ~ pognsoRs 10 H. the erhsy pefhkps II ysarx a.
sxehereso.prs deemed f86alogs OF sxtact-Easesa =,
civilized nxoas and unseuallet a. living carcsities e
pgmy FORM and ca2rzctsr b sssa Al ~
Society Library from asd from 10 e'cock ava,
azs. Tickets Is eta. CAadJsr half Price issius
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DIED.

ss Il Ne ;6S M s ss ss
The fiisacs Of tn. family and those of her Dsos
and Richard SSSyn snd nsI a .Sn G
satusday .s,nson a, q o'clock from chr'''' Church.
o. S,,S.y morn 'ns zen 90 SARAH JANE, daughter
efsspAsn aAa Mary Davis, aged year. 10 months and 10
The relatives AVID friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral, from the residence Of
oclock, p. NJ. without further Invitation
On %;s1f'.,y lsS inst. ss. lingering III
III, fsads ave respe.ial, invited to attend his funeral,
on. for my LOAF, dear wife,
But prsy fion mora To even,
That God Will olsss you vita thelife
Ofthosswho dwell in Heaven
On the goth inst JOHN III in. son OF John n and
Ar fliza Paueros, aged years and 10 msnths.
Don the residence Of his father No. Ga IsInssop "a
sssea, the 22d at 10 o'clock. NJ, 10 Yonkers
On Eco. is. EMMA FORSTER. youngest daughter Of
Hssy y. Johhson, aged years montAs and 10 Gays
tend her fus.s s m ass are s'Psc % ,1yssd e at
the dehes her parents No Ga Bowsy without
ESSE eERoLb only Gid u r.dsrst ss ssa V Gala
ssnS @ ss' rssssSay invited to
,e The funeral IN ssrsosp a o'clock frsm the re-
saedeay. ON Friday mcrnns 2sih inst. WILLIAM NJ,
son OF Robert n johnson. Of this city:
rem the resi- erce Of his father. No 279 Madison
His friends and hose Of the "a ny reg TESTED 10 az
tend the funeral ~ifhsut further snyi,a'i.n.
AtIMtNss-YoIk,L L. Feb. 10, ANNMARIA, dauxh-
ter 81 Whls an and Hannah Maria johnson. sssd year
II. irsSa. !. ne family AZ. respectfully invited to at
tsno her funeral. Sunday afternoon al O'Clock Her
rsnaips Will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery
Fse %, 81 HIS residence. Hell Gate. JOSEPHFOULKS.
In the SD year Of As age.
HIS remains VIII be taken to Piscas.way N.w-J.rey,
foy intern eat ~''
AZ wssAiarsen, Ohio. FEB >. Judge WADE Loor-
BOeRhOW, . celebrated lawyer and politician
AZ mahhssset, !. Feb 8. JOSEPH ONDERDONK
hx ef the Revolution, aged S. He was w1tness OF
Long Island. r~r~ "
Al Gsssnfsit lad. Jan 81, MORGAN YOUNG a Rev.
olatcna'y SOLDER, neea IS. native Of New Jersey
In Newto a Co. Mos Jan y.JAMHS BOYD Rsyo-
iatis psry soldier native OF Chester Co. Pa
At Ls~nton. N ". Feb. n, SEYMOUS SCOyrII
former, Collector Of Gus ons ~'
Al New Orlssns. La, Zen. 7. Or MILITANT HOQr
native II England
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Sales ba Anrtion

A NJ MERwTS. Asctioneer.
OY BANGS BROTHER IL Co.
- Trade Sale Rooms No. 10 Park-row
Ass1GNEEs SALE OF extensive and choice collection
of staple and Fancy Stationery and Fancy Articles I'M
ported and domestic. I'll