New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
GREAT TRADE SALE.-The Fifty-ffsh

GREAT TRADE SALE.-The Fifty-ffth
NaE.Yatk TIada Sale commeIces on .Meadsy ASsxt
of the principal publishing houses in the Upited
Statss. The past season hes s~~s --~------sv
tile In valuable standard works, as well as in nae
productions of the fancy and imagination, ana on
this occasion, the most important specimens arc to
10 put up at public sale. The great PhiladelPhia
and Boston houses fully represented on the css
alosue. Among the offerings Of our own City, the
publications Of Harper q Brothers, the Appletons
Carter & Brothers, G. p. Putnam, Barnes q Co.
present attractions of the highest order 70 the intel
ligeot book buyer. Stringer & Townsend, Redheid'
and several others, contribute valuable collection
OF miscellaneous works. DUNCAN & Brothers offer
an extensive variety of approved Catholic paonca-
tions, a. we'll as a good list OF excellent juvenile
and other popular books. The sale will continue
for nearly a fortnight, and under the auspices Of
the celebrated and highly respectable aucnoneers'
Bangs, Brother & Co +, will no doubt attract nu'
merous gathering Of our accomplished publishers
distins uishsd equally for their popular works and
their personal good looks. Long may they wave.
PAur. DrLARocHE's PICTURE.-We had
the Measure last evening OF seeing this picture,
which will to-day be opened to the public. 1t IL an
iriusos "a the work and to ourselves 10 say more,
upon sas-lisht glance than that 1t is remarkable
p,c,ure we'll worthy the attention Of the public, and
the notice which We hope to give it. 1t IL simply
full lepssh portrait Of Napoleon Bonaparts a. ne sa'
in the palace OF Fontainbeau, on the eve OF his
abdication 1t is the glorious samesssr who played
,eain,t Europe and against his time represented at
the moment Of his determination to give up the
came II strikes a. the most manly picture We
have aver seen from the artist. And a. the porrai'
Of the greatest Frenchnan Of modern times, BY one
NJ the most ilus.rious Of French artists Il richly
deserves the study which its merits will compel
CALVARY CHURcH.-In consequence OF
sxtenuvs DRY rot in tho hoorsnbers Of this church
IL has been found necessary to put In several ne
sleepers. While doing 80, the workmen discovered
.owe very careless work the part OF the onsnai
hu,,d.,s. such q short and improperly supported
bs,ms. &C. all which will be reuedied, ana iron
v,Il be substituted where the timSsrs are rossed.
| SuNpAY SCHOOL. is called to
,hs notice in another column Of 5. School NO. 70
This School has never before presented its claims a
=. puhaic Anniversary 1t IL, therefore,, hoped thai
The ftisscs of Missionary effort among the dstltuss
youth Of cur City, Will give evidence oil theu in'ss
eat in this seod work, BY coming to the help Of snos>
engaged.
FxrRAoRprNARY IScREAsE.-MuHer 4
Co. have been engaged during the week IN selling
about q thousand building lots, situated ossveei
Fourth and ssvsnth-avsnues, and sixsy'third an
seve.tv.third.sss. The sloss, comprising nearly !
blocks, presented surface Of hssls more ssaa .
acres. Thirty years ago This land was psreAassa p
the late James Anory fer $500 now ssus %
about E.ghs HunSvsl Txsssaad Dollars Ihos ~
which n 1872 cost a 20. sells for s7se, OF "A se'
at 80 in 1873 brings sla7co in 1853. These los y
In an unsettled portion Of tbs Island ana pal is~
the streets are opened rise OF six nssoie. ps
cent per anruu in thirty years on % arg p''s
ground il probably without parsusi e'.A ~
ss-shssd City. In this instance, the onsias' NV
had doubled ever sixty days
= The Aneghaaians, accompanioa
our friend Jesse Hutchinson. lsavo Tor Canis'.'.,
the ste amship Daniel Webster, this Afternoon :.
: oclock. We wish them prosperous voyage ana
speedy return
. CoxcrRr-Mr. Bradburys Cleo a.
y R.ll.d E.,sr,iansss Win tais plaes On Mead
evening nsxt at the rabsrnasls. II u hafsy
.ss..rv "a acd thss sAs severe storm Of raarsds,
The reason Of the psspsasnsat