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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

,eek m this particular regoa In socispg testimony up-
On this psnt We snail upca ths stand a. wit
usss few from the mary who or have been prsc-
tcay engaged Ia quartz this place The prsz-
dent Of his Company omiong experiences Of the ooin-
ion that the great Of quartz viii by the
present m opeg cents 20 the pound % $40 .
tul Tas quartz crushed the mill Of the Grass Valley
ouartz Mining Company formerly John A. Collins Co..
has ranged fem TO eight eeas pound or rom $50 70
Sieo mil, me yield has bsea about
81 cents to the pound. $40 Most Of THIS rock.
hlwsysr was from Daisey." T" Goid,' aad :" Osoarn
Hills" smcpg the nchest veins worked
Hon. James Walsh Senator from Nevada County. and
proprietor Of large quartz NIL, ia writing upon this sub
jet. Gays:
The rosk (from which all the ncas,t portions have
beer called has paid lO~ $40 tan and as high
size per trn The quartz is paying better nov than a.
frat Think IN. average Of he qSartz IN this vcin-
The rock en- that Goidj Hi s,er taking out sp.ei
enough 70 pay 70. working the hil and exca.aag
p 5es Ths eSs Of qaatl this
Valley district for any one to estlm ate
very in.ficish, msehinsry the mills are making money"
James HOugh, heavy quartz operator wiring on this
subject, under date of Jaly IS 1851, says:
"Up to the present tine have qunred some fourseea
to twelve mer aal- and have more than aid nay entire
expenses by crushing with hand mortar the richest
Ssr 81 per sy VITA board R this hand operation hsys
ciushsd qusrz yielding as high as eighty SIX dollars to the
pound and litile II any, less than shree dollM,%
from the whole mass Of the rock By breaking It into
small pieces the smallest yield OF the remainder when
crushed and amalgamated at the mill has bsen $50 per
tun and the largest that has come under observation
high $40 In my OPnioa $40 would be fair average
Of each tun of rock"
Prof Blake gentleman Of science and well acquainted
with this subject writes:
ain Grass Valley. very rich quartz has been found. In
many speciu ems that have the quar- might have
been said to have been literally imbeddsd in the gold,
rather than the gold in the quartz. There can be
doubt ALSO that quartz in which god visible TO the
nah ed contains considerable portion have
(contnusshe Prof. analy zsd rock In which careful
could dee particle OF geld but viii n
| has Welded az high twelve cents to the pound"
Dr. Finley, intelligent gentleman. who is largely
gagged in quartz mining in Grass Valley, and at Auburn
GAYS that he extracted 80c to the pound from quartz
which, to the eye, did not present particle of gold
Rev. r. T. Huddart, of this city, and long esident Of
Grass Vaey selected various specimens OF quartz from
Union Quarz Mountain which have been assayed by Mr.
warwick of this city. who stated explicitly to Doc Hud-
dart that il hundred uns Of similar quartz we're OF
fered him in pulverzed state. he would be willing "a
after taking average az the rates specified
| below. - . -
Extract frsm the statement Of Mr.. Warrick. dated New
| York. Jan. 20, 1852; ~
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Those ~ishne stock can BE- accommodated By appsins a.
tle Cor psoys Ohcs Ne. fts Broad say New Yers cy
a. bv =. edirs By mali haek dYafts postpaid
above 20 JOH1A. COTLIss. certificates Of stock vii
ke fcywarted by returr ofms1
q Pamphlets containing the ehufer Of shis Company
and the laws Of California upon eorporatsns and facts
couco ting Quartz AID Quartz Mining, can be had b,
.ddre.sns as above postpaid. aud aeosss tive postage
s,un, JOHN A. COLLINS. President.
Bez.cv GREELEY. Treasurer and Secretary.
ry- Office hours NJ I'M 10 o'cleck A. NJ. to3 NJ
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HENRY 7. LEEDS will sell TO- NOR.
H. ~ BOW, TUESDAY a. his salss Room. No AZ ch.n,.
ners rear Broadway, large ass Ttmeat OF FURxI
lthE Do new az second hand Consisting OF SOFAS ard
tp1g seat psiior Chas n brocsteIe and pIush mari a.
,on Efess Bureaus and Wsshsiands IN rssewsod apd a
hhess.y kicking Chairs. Na,dfsbss. 8ookcaez Fgesca
btdtsads 8zfesses Psasses fslsss and plsr,d xysrs
cottage esaessst Csas Window eAzdss he ca,alseaes
o. tbs M9YIEng OF sale. ~
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r. W MEsrcoTT, Aac.ionesr.
~ n II ATTENTION OF HOUSE.
kskrtsg y invited 70 he sale Of Kouseaclc Par
n !s ssa bedeng on MONDAY MORNING, f0l
:, 10 ifs Sreezwich fe~ey ios VIII be pen
sysa 70 close estate 50 asc hair Mattresses
Esds, boisers aud Flows. variety
San.ases Caspeis. OIL Cloth. 100 mahogany and Nsaat
Ane seas, LosHxss Mirtols. dn.ss add TEA Ia
feaus, Cutlery Silver wsIe, kc
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctionser.
TWELVE DESIRABLE BUILDlNu

II LOTS on Avenue A between 9TH and fs!h 81 -
tbs valuable Water irons and iseses ON the Esd bvs'
at suetiep y--AETHOfY BLEECKER w.ll ssl 49, -
tor en- FRIDAY, Mach IL. at " O'Clock, At ~ -"
chants Zxch aBge, the fooe Jag desirable prspsg ~,
On Avenue A aldths kas. hiysr-l2 lots pSsss..t ~
fronting AveBne ssd fJrmisg the entire fsh. s.
block between 9Th AID 43sh sfs.. with the vzntsS 80.
float ard privileges ~ Rast River ia font Of
sry also, two lots OF 4sh al two th-ss u sH "
the above. -.
On 9th ay-Also, three lots Of ground VIII ne ~
building thsreen, situae6 the side ofs AZ, -
tsesa 72d and 73d-tts., commencing Is feet ilfa'
72d-st a
The above lets each full ire. For maPs te1rs
fuli psft.culaTs OF tho properly, Apply 70 t''
ti0leer, No. BI0ad-st.
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COSMORAMAS-First
DANORAMAS and DIORAMAS.-The
Gales bg AnrtiotI.
A, NJ. MgRwIN. Auctioneer.

A. NJ. MERwINs Auctioneer.
pY BANGS BROTHER & Co.
- Trade Sale Rooms No. - Park-row
REGULAR NEw-YOPK SPRING TRADE SALE.
STATIONERY, &c.-WEDNESDAY. I7ih March, and
the 70 lowing days.
WRITING PAPER-SATURDAY, Goth March.
THE BOOKS-C Commencing On MONDAY, ssd March,
and continued during that and the succeeding week
The Catalogues are ready for the trade.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. at 81 O'clock.
VALUABLE Law Books BY order Of the Sheriff Phi
vate Law Library consisting If common Law and Chan
csIy Reports and variety u Indispensable to
the profession Also large assortment Of popular stand
ard and Misc ellaRsOs Publication
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MINIATURE ALMANAc----THIs DAY.
auN-Rjses . q Sets. 90 MoON-Rses ...-.--
HIGH WATER March
aanav Hook 10 O3m Gov Island 10 53m He'll Gate IL sam
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II. II. WILLARD. Auction

n. u. WILLAkD, auctIOnof. =
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE of ROSEWOOD
IA and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, PIANOS and
PA!NTIEGs;.H WILLARD. Auctionssr. will sell
THIS MORNING, a. iC} o'clock, at the Auction Room
No IL Nassau st. of Pine general assortment Of
parlor and bedroom Furniture Also rosewood Piano.
made b,iGbsrs of Boston. Also 10 Oil Paintings In rich
gilt frames.
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JOHN ". LEGGETT. Auciionssr.
vNRADE SALE Of PAPER. - LEG'

u GETT PROTEFRs will sell a, Ase,ies, e. g
MONDAY. March ~, 1854, 500 Cases Of WkiuSS
PAPERS, comprising very iull assortment, rom ~ n
English and French Papers, All the Cases WI y
opened for inspection n. Friday and Saturday, pssys
10 the sale. Psper baJe paiucniary inEred "
tend this sac, every ies viii he sold without reserve
TERMS:
Under sls9, cash.
From 500 to $3e6 four months.
From $500 TO 500, four and six M pnhs.
From $500 u 81 zoo four "a and eight months a,
From 81 go 10 50 500 four siI eight and tea mohas
From $25oo TO $500, four, SIX, eight ten and WV"
months
Over $500, four, six, eight, ten. twelve and s1n
montls-ApDIOye1 % Der. payable ia the CITY 81 ~
York LECCETI 4 BROTHERS. No. sci PsxrtEs
Copsgr ueDts for this sale Will be Teceved TIL 49,
IS with the underssndiss that eseIy invoice AUS ~
wi hout reserve.
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DEREnpr0RY SALE Of van.

BLE RrAL EsrArE -rhe sasserioes.. .s . ~ =
Trustees 70 sell tss Hta' Estate e Jo.G S-afcsr
81 Hastu sd.n SAT- IL g. uniy. vii sell ne sans . 80
he Auction the late fesIdstee az the sad John =
In Vernon valley Ntb>ESDAY, sas lUa ~ ~
Tbs said ksai suas,oi - or near vs,A,n W.,
ley, - male from Nth PERI Hsrbof, % m - ~
ksw-Yok. aad consists af Let. rae Homestead e n a
about 20 aces Il approve isua when ssalss-s
story dwelling hcase Srh store attached, ast
say out-b s;nss rtis Of the best lsr,r,.. -
country and patlc hsase Ia that part II ihs 80
and has been cccpoed sach FOR more N N ~,
~, Adj 'IRlng Tie east Is ef imosvsl 4.
which ~s-stcry d~elsg house, hssa. 8 ~ 49,.
back en- n shep. Sd uat q lshd about 20 -
containing sbost &c ecfes IS Of which are
reaait der wosd l2ut stA. About 4. arteS III ".
land, lying sou wet Of ayd aejon the
which is cansesth, story dwelling hoess ~ ~
South OF the homestead. lot. 90 which 10 "a -.
dwelling hsgSe. 6th. Atianing said 10. on ~. ~
an other lot on which large carpenssr sa,e 80,
tract Of lane about halt nile eat. ~, aa.re ~,
acres OF locuss ard other linber sth IT, ~ >
meadow about one atd hal mica north 81 "A. ~
stead, contaslng about acres. sh, About 49,. =
woodland about 40 rcd, ssah Of tGe Asme,fs "A
eat Of the hgh~as. 10Th. Another tract ah,st 4 ~
south OF the homestead, On the west Of the AsAs.r
tanning about 10 res acfes Improved, tie rsS,ss
wood lano The improved laad Is uaders hxA sa.s y
tiva;ion and is ws stocked i'm y0ues ~ aef tr.s
Of the ckoicsst kinds Terms II sale ha'f c,h os
mainder ut 90 Gays credit H0ntit gton March ~ 80
RICHARD HiG8EE.
MEL ANCIHON BRYANT. tfa.tso
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II. n LUDLUWs AuCtt teef.
DREMPTORY SALE OF Vain
IL ABLE PROPERTY oa vANDEHwArER sr-p
II. LUDLOW will sell at auction en- WEONes0av
March 10, at IA o'cock. at the Merchsnts RscAssss
Vapderwsfer-st.The story attic and bAse1snt aosss
and lot No. IS VsDderwafer St. near Penist Let !
II feet 'front.' 20 feet BY 30 feet deee hsass -
s5se Fer further pa'ticulsrs apply 70 J T. wstIxi
No IS Wiliam-s,.. At the ofes u the Auctoassr IS
III Wal-si
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ADklAN n QftLItst tutsl7HN1s y n
DEREMPrOkY SALE of $50 VALu.
u ABLE LOTS Of LAND in the XIII Ward 4 a.
City OF Eew-Yors being part u the estate forms,J6
longing the late General Alexander HAMILTON znak.s
will sell at public Auction EN- WEDNESDAY ieh Is,
March nelt. al ~ O'Clock. M. At the MerehsntS n
change in the City Of New York, $50 Lots u,,slsd q
lt3d, axd l&tlhss lhs properly 10 IN the yc,ail ~
mansions and gtoands II Msssn Field, Br.dhsnt ~
others The soil il dry, with good water. and hs ssS,s
level and is covered part with Of tae nae
tic oaks and There No part Of The city vAkA
offers greater Inducements for capita ss or peu,ls VA
ing suburban residences for mechanics desrous Of
healthy and convenisnt location. Acces 70 the clty
afforded by the hudson Ryer Railroad the desos Of Wild
is Of l52dst ano by stages which leave the Cty Hl
every 40 minutes Mas OF the properly can Be hid u
Office Of the Aucticneer. No. Wall 81. mo l.iee
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a.,,'e fsr L,sopeo "A. r Sas so. BE- s y
I,Os r;-R s, c ss- + Ssii Hs..: S,sys,.
Soss.ss 1855; y q Lssds. and Ps,i. ts- .y
Hs.n.' 3 Sig sises.,. s@yaa SEN Pas.
g nsys. CssnmGri nsen. Ir. Liverpool; A.sus.in De-
be- :no: Ds;pr g. 6sg JSsss H. M.essy. New.
$cs Msrystt San Francisco; Ed gard Lyttsn "a, na-
1ttsese 20 Britisa L. esion 60 Ugited State un,
snSsds. New York; b Ciasson. Kn"boer' CiIc'AhS
V1. u Ssocitop, San Francisco.
h stsamsasp Aiaboma. for SacdnsaA-J J: brown, n
Sss 1 GsS & es psu sss '1is st a'J Santa
81 Yale IT, and lady, j. O. Gregory ard lazy MS 1a,s'
Mis- West MIS- Josephine Gregory. Ma; m1r,s Gref'1s
S s:S fsn.y, Scot Jsss.on s@D:ss G.s a.
Ayiits Georse Morris, osns y x%S.l,. Master
6 spisnns, A Porter. Mss Ellen McNa!sys s'Psmer
9s' H 6 f. E'Sss Hds Mss so s.a sdy Iva
Sarer Joln.o, L sm xsrsss ses.t Gilbert pen
ss:.n Dennis: s:m ri ' Ellis. Miss o p bailey MI:s
e Ws, "s. M u wilkins child and nI,'' Msn
&c. &c VI, %s'sS = WAITING chss p R S, ..
Rss,' Ra.s Hu sna IS Il the hes s:esass
sfssS:s:, Marontcr charleston- Ma " Lownaes
Cat X. Jsad and isdy. Knowl,oD b. xsSwi,on a
IL GsDdcpho Joshua DiIon. A. n Bennett John Crock
4; 1 Ssas psr Ms's,s s ySs' Ven 4 +
Kelly Mrs Ann Brady, Miss Ca'herne bay Mastia
Esdsman Shaft Miss Boger Tailor; r Gssrs Il
son "a, sSos and family. r DOfd-snd 10 II. ssssrass
M steeM;s goS Seaaoe ns Jones.
1esss. VIM H. Mead, John Little. Miss CHRISTIAN Mis-
Lf En-. w M shinss.a Capt
p wolfe Miss Wosife. Miss N wcclfe, Henry Pratt.
Ishn y IpSs Ws.. Mrs. %sIs. Henry sa Alien
NJ Il,s. w. Allen. Henry. Shafer. Mrs. A.
Usher, Mis- Fhher, Mr. Buck, John p Macmash-and 10
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passeuoers Arrived

= .<.s; An~r,-c Al Bostoa from LireYpoot- ssrs.
us;ss " Kimmond ~ THUS. Craes, j DAVIS, 8
ID Gsatisna C. Kock, Thompson T. SULLIVAN. Steven
~. n Rcbertsop r. Mitchell. Penno, + Avsr, w. ".
Ivsr s. Avar X. Rsbey, s. Johns, Johns, Prehmauw,
Psttsop Conte p Muzzarslli--e3 -
prsscoit BlaiT r. w. Fraser, Tobin. Cultop, Lngsrd,
Fraser iadd, Soushwick, j. Brush, MITCHELL Lumey-l3.
Teal 90 mo-,
n Skip Arlington. from Trieste and MaltaThompson
N,cou of New. Orleans; Geo. Tabbidr of do NJ ister
Ken ard and John sbsa Of do; Franz Bayer Of Germany
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A.. ". CAMP, Aucfionesr. -
OM CASES BOOTS, SHOES al
OOO BROG ANs-On TUEsD Az, AZ 10 o'cioet A ~
"A large assoItn ent for Sp'ine trade.
Also prime stock az all times for private sale A, -.
cash prices at the store Of A. ID GALE. No. 2E P,sIr
corner Of Plast-st. Now York. "
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owing to there being ba' little ery;s1sd snfz %ssd
Ibave been running with nv wlists. as eesiaesr soms
two months and fully csncur in the above.
MOSES L REMENroN
The Neyada Journal under date Of Nov O. 1884, speaks
Of his NIL ss fol,ows
the usual process at once simple and effective yhicn
prstors would do well TO copy We refer to the sta nps
ard morars connected with the mill If Messys John A.
Collins Co. This mi with ten stamps has in
some four months and ye' the .oear ~ them almost Der;
mortars not surprised at this resul The stamps
are very large u By inches on the face The mortar AL
The advantage quartz: instead Of sdown
Of room 10 y about the 6ns scted through the ssve
and the coarse constantly falling under the stamps
Tss ps. Il u. s Il nsqa aoa W. aiS
crowd down solid mass and at the bottom the Jumps
viii be as eCss nSus 20, pounding s when put in
tcn and pnlvefzes This the philosophy Of these
y hat the wear on the
be less when large face strike fairly on the quartz and
the erindins from the sides is removed
The California E-gress, under date ofNoveber H. 1884,
speaking this II paill. remarks:
"Amopg the efficient mills running are those
Of Legiave Co., John A. Collins Co., and Mr Walsh.
The fist runs 10 stamps and the last two 10 each The
sta npofibe first are only inches ssua,s on the face
and hose OF Collins Co eish and fourteen inc hes
pondingy large. The consequence this mill will crush
considerably more than any IN this valley"
james Dslevan, Secretary of a Company tina. is con-
struetng large mill in Grass Valley. writes:
This min ard veas collins and Co ) have sn;sxcsl-
lent reputation in this community rsgard !. one The
bes, and most effcieu. in this section"
Capt 4. Wilson, Iona engaged in mining In speaking Of
this MILL writes 10 J. J.. Crose.t
20" have hesitation in saying that believe one of
the efficient for reducing rock and saving gold IN
eptrstisn. This believe the opinion Of every judge
working in the Valley"
An Intelligent writer The California Courier bases
calculation OF tho operations Of mill crushing 100 tuns
daily. at ous pound. Il follows t0 wi
Expenses quauying. crushing, Sc----.-.---.-StiCo
leo tuns AZ SEQ, OF one cent pound 3G0o
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Dr. HBddart remarks, that Nos. Id and showed NO
signs Of gold whatever the naked previous smet
means what would be called picked specimens
The above cacusns are based upon the value OF gold
At sic ter o. In giving dollars the tan the cents
are emitted
THE MACHINERY will DO similar to that employed by
the Grass Valley Quartz Mning Company formerly owned
BY John a. Collins Co. This style Of machinery has
been thoroughly and successfully tested 1t viii accom-
plsh the amount of labor with the employment Of
half power than other style of machinery that has
come under observation.
The following statement from VIM H. willets engineer,
and formerly Of skaneseles. N. Y. and known 70 be
man Of unmpe integrity, while it introduces sub
ects will show the superiority Of this style of machinery
GRASS VALLEY. Dec. 1851.
yL. CRosETT, Esc.-Dear Sir: You ask my opinion Of
the Grass Valley Quartz ~ mig CO Mil Claims sa, s Sc
have had charge of the MILL engineer, since the mill
started, (some six months) and can confidently say
the Valley This mill has ten but owing their
size ard the peculiar construction Of It's batteries will
crush with ethrd less hands, and half the
power than other mills in this town have eighteen
stamps.
per day (of twenty four hous per stamp But thu.
has been rock that brushes the average yell of
the mines. Still have no hesitation 10 saying we can
crush thirty turs per day. with the rock properly prepared,
from any vein in this vicinity The company have extern
sve claims Daisey and Osborn Hills. We have been
crushing from these during the past or weeks and
the average yield from the former has been about
bred dois per from tho later about sixty The best
yield we have had during this time has been about
smsls from four sSo ,, snrSs
tables before II reached the smalsams,ors Tnis would
be five and half pounds Of amsgsm per stamp, which
The rees from ihess hills nosty The rose quartz which
crushes as was saying before easier than the average,
owing to there being bu' little cry;sl1sd sT9z %ssd
Ihave been running with Nv wllsts as engineer some
two months and fully csncur IN the above
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An addition Of mill Der pound will add ssco day or
year o. $50 days az I've cents per pound, would
me lowest average made for culled quartz.
meat q he Trustees Of a Company uaI'a auas amin. q
semeihiIs more than mere theory four OF them having
vssy oosus ssr hs e 81:
ofthp Company At the lowest es:lsstes the yield
enormously large Many mills smal and imperfect as they
have been, are paying GOO dividends
frmery under he direction 81 sas ss o
Psny paid rs original cost IN sixty days. aud since is has
paid large profits Not whilst IL has been hree inner
remodsisd improved and enlarged
~ Asesf published u ne Ahg California. IN referring to
sthers heart Of have dvided-oas TO- on. A. aud one IS
pei cent ger ns nab 90 their captaIs.D
The Gcid Hill Qu.rtz Mining Company Of Graz
cent. en- Their c. pt4l
Facts and estimates what has bsen asd VIVA, ray
Be dcre night be tipiisd to indeAss extent, bai
sanees h already been presented - snsbis the inquirer
eompsuy II lt sneceIs depssds spoa an sicssn. ocs
ton coed arc extensive vees abundance Of wood and
wafer saluoii0us climate, the heaviest anc nos. ina
proved machinery ard large experiences in auartz opera
hons 90 the psEs u the Drsctsrs and hsF determinations
10 put forth every prosecute ths wsrx Win en-
erEy ana The mos; isd ecosomy hen the s.oEhoders
vii s.e ssesE harvest By large dividends asd increase
THE EXTENT OF THE WORKS
Dor ne snoant HaBei AZ the commencement Of this
ruce he shsrto PROS ietors Of the gold bearing loca
the ssic property md 70 thereon at TIE earliest pos
sihs Gay The necessary buildings and mashRsy Adequate
a. fsiloe -
The nj viii consist Of IS STAMPS after the patsrn o.
joan a. Collins Co.'S mill, wifh few I'M o,ta NJ i'm
provemsnts and payBs batteries Of six staD, eseh
adequate 70 detect the gold az fast A. tie
ere puyelzed--za engine CT suhceat power 10 drive
ali this nsehrs, and additional p1wsr u len horss
70 move machinery 70 reduce the taings or he ore
n has passed throufh tie Rrass afoFs whe. EucS ir
pressmslfs shall hare bees discovered 10. basIs,as,
viii conslsf Of stamp 0Ess SO By 50 feet; ssxa
hg heess 80 BY 10 feet ssd &c w az feet
shop forSIvngff and blacksmith 90 by 80 f-et dws7
ins sesy &C FEET ses, Is By % feet; and wood house
hey. fuihsrmots, agree 20 give their s~, t,v.s A.
p<rlenes and labor ~ promote he a tis - -,
NJ, according 70 rksu heat iudgnen. 10 e IT, ~
enrs<emshss above specified shal have been fslI- a..
formed and ths wo,ks Of the company com letsd a,d
Stock to tie amount Of sTosoO now offered for ale
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M. b. BUTLER. Auctionesr.
DUBLIC MINISTRAT0KS
IL sALE-On TUESDAY, Ms'eh 0, At n o'clock. 4
No II Spruce st (2d Aoor the effects Of he las ssss
Cuhbeft consisting Of 25s crates " pate and pH
bottles (qsarts and pnts Also pun chss1s Of eay mn
superior quality. Tue above 10 worthy the aitsntss
of the trade Terms Of sale-cash By order Of
JAMES 8. THAYEk, Pubic Adai.isssa'e.
Me- 1ksssAax-
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SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY. Fss.

~ a. 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ, at Hahsm in the vss,J
tEown the Empire Hosiery Works in i33d ST. Asoutss
hundred feet eaAt ofthe Railroad Four large sl1 I'VE
small do Machines for manufacturing Shirts Draw
es.sc Also eight Sewing Machines Bsltme, ees x!ss
Pres Plate and Boards, Yam Beams, Yah, Needles.
Fulling Machine Tubs Tces Dye Suffs ard Dfysns Az
paIatus The leave the ely Hal for harlem AL, ~
and 10 o'clock A.M-Eeb 20. 1854 .
JAS. r. TERRY Dspaty.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY. NscAa
1863, at the same hour ard Place FEB. ~ 1852
THOMAS CARNLEY. shsna
JAS TERRY, Deputy.
The above saIs 10 fnr,hsr postponed until FRIpAYs
March IT, 1851, same hour md place March ), l8a
THOMAS CARNL 1Y, Shsna
las TERRY Deputy,
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, March 6-Arr. bng Trieste, Lampheer, from
Havana tl6. thips John Dunlop and Remington parks
Henristta, Lslah. Elk. and Pacific; brigs Isola and
Phulix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
wM w. fHIRLEY, Auctionesr
TROCKERY, GLASS. HALL Ian.

" TERMS. and FANCY GOODS at Auction TUES
DAY, Mach 0. at t0I o'clock al No 81 Plstt-s psenp
tory cash sale Of so packages GLASS; 100 Cat and nsd
Hail Lantern SEQ lots Of Ginss Crockery aud FsncT Geo.
from the shelves in lots TO suit dealers The ass ge6
are Just received from he manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

A. ]. BLEEcKER, Auct oaesF
AT AUCTION. "A. ]. BLEECkER
IA CO will sell at pub ic auction ON TU EspAy, -
OH day OF March inst at IL o'clock at the hsFs.AnY
ExchaBg 60, valuable three story brick Dwelling hses
and known AS No ia. formerly occupied BY J. Ssye
SAINT ESQ Title ,ndspu,able, and terms OF sale sssT ~
session lat May next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

" s,eejpsp Candy DO Louiss Cray, sharp, do Bar
Ser Ihaiisw, Hewtacport; Globe Seas, Bo.ios;
Ciear,S-6 ship Hero. Grfta. Liverpool: barss Tbos
Dsisu D,Il Lsru va; ecnzlsnd Perez. Havanx Ten
pleton gets Dc srss Sarah I'D Iohnsm. s, Johi.
K portiapd fsY1 Sc n. Deuarafa and 4 uitrkes {,
,ebrs Ioui.s Gray sharp. Charleston; lie BOY. Pswcl,
MsbFe; sh.nsndoAh. Gs,dy New Yers snyis tlgee,e'
n seen ysnrTder New York; Len.aae, Teylrr. Prov
Sssss. Perseverance Miner d. Lawrsncs. Johnson N.
YER. San Isis Wi Jams. do Zsyhvr. Doyles. New
Yot Daniel ebssr 70 kens do Niagara, Isssrsoli'
A. I: j. II g,eelnan, Candy, Co.