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Died.


On Sunday March IS, ISABELLA daughter OF j. w and
Eliza bennington. aged months
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are Invited
to attend The funeral this morning. at 10 O'Clock
from No. G67 Greenwich street
On Sunday morning, March % Of consumption JAMES
MrHPnr. aged y years and months
Ha friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend bis funeral, at o'clock this afternoon.
from the residence of his father Boomingdac road
Sixty eighth without further invitation Ills re-
mains wall BE- taken TO Calvary Cemetery nterment
On Monday March 20. ELLEN BRADY. in the 70th year
Of her age, formerly Of county Longford
Her friends and those Of her Patrick are respect
fully requested to attend her funeral
Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in
tormcnt.
On Sunday March % congestion of the brain UYArr
LYoN aged 70 years III months aud ii days in the full
hope Of II blessed immortality
The friends and luaintanccs OF his family and those
Of Barnes IL. ana Abraham Lyon Mrs y H. Nicholson.
and hs son-in-law John Marshal. respectfully in
vcd 10 attend his funeral, this afternoon ut O'Clock,
from l3D Columbia street near Houston.
On Monday. March 20 MARTHA ssuIH, daughter Of
Isaac j.. smith. in the 23d year Of her age
Her Relatives and ricnd pecully Invited to at
tend her funeral. tomorrow nj cruUon at clock from
the residence q h,r father rs Fourth street.
On Monday, March 20 ~ her residcsce 10 Avenue r.,
CA1HALNE AsS the beloved wife Of James J Lyons, aged
y years months and II days,
The friends IL the iomy and thoe II her father John
Ncbarron invited TO attend her funeral tomorrow
mCring IT ~ o'clock from -. Budgets church, Her
On saturday March g N thi, city Of an apopetic tit
ToBErT A!KsON, aged 80 years native OF county Mayo
Ireland
New Orleans papers please copy
On Tuesday March - at Nazareth Hall Pennsylvania
WILLIAM CANIHELL CJMmiSs in The 18th year OF his age
ION Of the late Thomas 9. Cummins and grandson Of
VIM l. Lippincott deceased late If this city
Ma.aillon. lOlio), papers please copy.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CAR sPRINGs-THH NEW ING
moan t. isi
Quality Of their springs. with thoss made y tAs
prs. as.
Is.1s :ss s. ar: Among ''
HvDsON RIVER X. 4. oyyic. IS wAnnHs .rsErr.}
EssD.Aa SIR Since Sra my ms's oennoss.. with
this road have watched with much interest the after q
SIsS hsTs tried other. sas eaa;
become worse than useless should prefer using yours
%s h :s sS % %
rare quality Of preserving their elasticity ~
Late SspSrn.endsn. Hudson River Railroad
osss Ass hs,sa As March
To Mr.; N. RAT. iOi broadway, N. YIN answer to
SPRINGS under ro with sroa asS o
s vs. isrs had an of India
them to oaus your Springs Very re9psotu your obs
don't GEO w. WHISTLER &sissssa1
= RicnMoNp. March h. 1852:
M W. s In sy TO 81 Sua
pS ass %
passenger cars found them 70 siTe the Utmost
placed shall continue nse them in preference
any others which s''n WIZ EsTtRfisstSE CO.
OFFICE OF RoH~osP AND rnr e. %.s.s
ToF RAY EsoDear irfn r ~sTvn to 90 yoar.
suesting my opinion your India RsbSer SPRING.. would
.. one osr @ tho Of
good opportunity Of knowing how they are affected BY warm
used tho Pi;S Eusr.s spras ana dssidsdi prefer
speo.uy ssned Tos BoDAMEap .s i;s
o4'''A o = ciss !. March H i is isss
Dear sirIn answer to Your favor Of March II. tsks
sss 'aSa and asss,
Wa CLEMENT. supt.
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cleared.
SHIP Nebraska Bsarss, Apaachioola, Chambcrlin &
PhClps.
ship Camden, Sherwood, Charleston, Durham h Dimon.
Bark AlcxinA. Chase, Mobile, Eaglo Hazard.
Bark Exact stevens, savannah, Sturges, Chairman Co.
Brig SosAn Ann (Br). Kennels Seville, J eager.
briF Hamlet, Crawl I'd Neuyitas, N Freeman n Co.
Brig hio Grande (Brl Rldridgc, Cienfueyos Gordon
lrg heNc,lo, Sleeper, CNrdenas W Trnndy.
s.hr Geo Prescott. Gkey, Ponce, PR, ii Morse, Jr.
Sehr ary, Chase BGrhooa, master,
SeiT uelene, Grihn Charleston, l. hcCroady &Co.
Cresdyd Go. = :
Sobr Ann, Purcell. Petersburg, Hunter * Co.
Sohr Patmos, sanford, Richmond. master.
scbr W II MAILER, Price, Baltimore MAILER & Lord
s0hr Mary Miles Pool, PhlAdep ha, j Hand,
Sohr Chas Carroll, Raynor, philadelphia J Mckee
Sehr Cooley Co, Young, Boston, j Atkins & Co.
Arrived.
Ship Hemisphere (pkt) Whttiesey Liverpool, 30 days,
with mesc and iOf steerage passenger 70 J McGAw
ship LeyRthan, Knapp, Liverpool March 6, with mdse
and G2 passengers to Sturges Clearman Co. March 26
lat ~ Ion 6 bark John TarnhAm, of and from Phi
phia for PernAmbuco. The has had strong aad
winss sine March To-
Sip Cen Dunlap, skoAed Liverpool Feb 10, with mds'
And SO pasGtErerf 70 Nosmith Sons.
SHIP Prince Albert tp, Meyer, London and Portsmouth
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,eh &C. with mdss s.s p....aser.. !. ora..l Hi..,r.

yeL &C. with mdss and passengers. 70 Gvinas Niatsra
s ship n.l,s.i. tgs n..h E.vrs p. - in %d;. .ss
for Nfsrn hove to under closed rsesd main sopsal and
ssP a. Ssy . Tss5 march with
? and Is Ps.ssnsors t.yias Merrill March
T. .s es % nj, A .ss fer
supposed DO tho Now Hampshire. Antwerp
s., m..,s days. with nd's
'' s.sl Pcssn Frsspor) pSSxe Ner.
days VIII Plu hg Rs,, pasGs.ny 70 Thos Owen
s cSes Pr Ss.,sS
Has had heavy gales during tho split topsa and
Brig Edwin lof w,ldborol Roberts. s.su. Gr.uds. II
WIN sSsa, Of
rs SsS, an N..S SlsA legged e
Co. March IS lat So S. lon IS spoke sohr "6sssia.
sSss rssHefn MtsSPs EF days. with
sshr Esther Burr Tusse Savannah 10 days. with cotton
sshr Governor Watson Darion. Ca days. with timber
sssI y Ess Hs Rsfs Si: Ass
sehr New Rosulus Waters, Alexandria. days.
s:S: f asss.s
s.nsy k saiss
Schr Ebcn Herbert, johnson, RooklAnd, days.
Schr Florence, Jameson, Rocklnnd, 4 days
Schr Richmond Shaw, Rookland. 4 days.
Schr Bride, Bessey. RocklAnd, days.
Sohr Mt Vernon, Hail. Rockland 4days.
Schr Eliza Jane, Emery. Rockland, days.
Schr Thos Xix. Hall, Rockand, days.
Schr Mary Lanadon, Simonton R0cklAnd, days.
Schr Bengal Pierce. Rockand, days.
Schr Julian. Snow, Rocslsnd. 4 days.
Sohr Mas saohusetts. Xix, Rockland, 4days
Schr Rio Grande. Hix, Rockland. days.
Sohr Ontario Haskell, Rockland, 4 days.
Schr Melbourne, Everett. Rookand, days.
Schr Amaranth. Fits, Portland 4days.
Soop Joel Hall, Clarke, Portland, Conn.
Sailed,
Ship Empire, Thorn dixie, San Francisco.
Wind during the day Sc.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. &c.
sIIIPPING.

EOR MARSEILLES-THE SUPERIOR FAST SAILING
- coPPered bark JOHN e. COLLEY," Smith. Master.
will sail for the above port in few days Having excellent
aooomm odations for few passengers. apply t.
FRANClA GOMEZ & Co. % and 81 South William st.
CLIPPER ATLANTA FOR SAN FRANCISCO-SHIP-
~ pers are requested to complete their h.
out delay. and hand in their bills Of lading.
tons can DO taken Two only be han
somsy in first cabin Apply board at
OF W all Street, or to JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Wall street.
NOTICE-CONSIGNEE OF RAILROAD IRON ny
IN the British Brig STANDARD" from Cardiff, via
ST. Thomas is requested call at the oce of the subscr
Der, and sign the average bond.
JAMES LAWSON, Insurance Broker, so Vail street.
A N OWNER WANTED FOR A PART OF ships
IA Hawser. which taken from two thieves yesterday
morning 18th inst Inquire of Policeman Co5an Fourth
Ward Station House, 9 Oak street.
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LorboN-ship Prince Alberto webb and lady. Mr.
Gardner and lady, Meyer wnlIin, DR. G OTIS, Miss
Sinclair, Master Geary-ltn IN tho ttcoraeo
Nvryirhs-Bhrk Chicftsin-C Clark aud lady, Don
ECcie, IA on j Bora.
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MARITIME IETELLIG NCE.

ALNANAc-MARoE 30.
Risrs............5 - yoor sErs morn ~
s...........6 y Erer vArsz. morn q
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On sunday March IS by the Rev c. r. Fay. JAMr, w
TrAsK, late Of Columbia South Carolina 10 Martha C.
ARMrN1 daughter Of stephen c. Burdett Of this cry
In Brooklyn. on sunday, March ., by the Rev lIr
steimle Mr. In MEIsssER Of Muhhausen, TO Miss BEa-
TIA NITNrYNR. Of Hamburg Germany
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HUNDREDS OF THOSE VINO HAVE CONTRACTED

THE GENUINE EMMENAGoGUB PILLS ARE THE
only sac and ehcient remedy for the removal OF fc-
male irrcgularties obstucsons &c. They sbaaea
only ~ the once 20 Church street. Murray Prioo 81
with special written directions for individual cases (wiS
out which NO medicine 10 sso Hours from IL TO daily
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MEDICAL.


y Friend in tho Hour Need. The attention Ladies'
y,S'l cSa ss nos s d.
sn of ss the %s % S @ %
it is impossible to do Justice to the wonderful
sountry Within tho limit. ndvsrti,s%ens, popu.
ps sis e.. 70
and Spinal Affections. o'clock on this afternoon IN
.a s
ane nSen.on 70 inc Ladies when the Chair will be Ok
nh s ss
d:espSn but sho mos. important
an article in every Intelligent family beas At
once beautiful piece Of furniture and source sfuxury
DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNPIDENTIALLY
on certain diseases which he treats without mercury
BE- y two to four days practice
local debiities arising from imprudent habits See
fec s"n n. oprs " bis private ONCE eH Fulton street.
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRl.
~ yate Treatise &c Once hours to II o'clock A. NJ
wi.h street From the unoo@mS. medc. .dy.ns.so. The
studying sp and
prsms ss a and de- s.npsasod s..s:
than Be- o .Sy
will be ssd By nP a IN s s ~ %
which often effected II very few day sspsrats waiting
go Post Once '''A'"'- :, - ''''''' ~
DRIvATE MEDICAL WORK. PRACTICAL TREA.
tse the nature. ymptons, progress consequences
remedies. delicate dseascs-on which
closely and liable 20 be taken and on
diseases resulting from them with
by Joseph Ralph NJ D.. antbor Of the Family Phvsio,sn
30 eleventh cdition, $40 PIP Price cents sold AZ a
Ann street Aston House, and by also,
by the suthor s. Greenwich rec OF post
by addressing, post paid box 500 Post ocs
HUNDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRA oTED
d.ease, are disappointed OF by not calling on
Dr. HUNTER At first lie will forfeit sum II he falls "a
cure any case That may under his
long standing or affecting Patients h Dis
pcntary NO Division street New York city toussnd
are cured yearly by his practical experience
dos Strangers who have teen In tho seeoon
oil pbyican are solicited to call the Doctor great
rem.ay Rcd Drop euros those who have contracted
private disease like magic Price ST. with private
hEe come hundreds Of miles 90 get this medicine The
intrinsic value OF this remedy all othcrs
that IL does not dry tho poison Of disease
IN Tic bluod 20 break ont 1T remote period
terrible manner but thoroughly roots paro
disease toren In foryeght honrs placing the patent
the same position before he
whatever 1t does all this without poo. vorse
than the deasoa result of other renedios Yeu
will find this out BY bitter experience II You trust any
other treatment Medical In all parts tho country
send their chronic cases to Doctor Hunter. No foe i
cured Medical books gratis All consult stions private
Advice gratis Relief In the terrible cascs in
minutes; slight affections CURED In six hours.
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VKANTED-A LIGHT SHIFTING Tor 0NE-UORsE
w Wagon. Must not wc,h than 800 lba. with the
top Addross nste TO NJ Box x75l, lower Postof
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TT0 PRiNTERs.-F0R SALE. LARGE HYDRAULIC
Il Standing Prssa and q Aupsr royal Washington Hand
Press witi sppsrstss complete Appiyte H. n
Hoe Co., Goid street.
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DonEnr nYRNE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II oBEBT BYRNE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Stock Of Dry Goods at public auction $50 Blocker
street, Bleeeker Buildngs) Thursday next April and
following day until the whole stock disposed
comprises extensive and valuable assortment
tsh French German and American Dry Goods, tho whole
OF which viii BIO put up in lots to su purchasers and sold
without IL would IN "a
give minute de- cripon q the different oiass Of goods
Those about invited call and examine the
stock which will be view Wednesday For further
particularly see small hs sale At ~ o'clock precisely each
day. and o'clock in the afternoon N.lB.-ouGekcepers
and heads 81 families should attend this sale ~ there il
truly agnhcont Shawls Silks Linen Goods to be
sold ouch Ms is very seldom seen at auction.
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III II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.--SECONDL LARGE SALE
Of valuable Pain s.-Meser1. Leeds Il Co. will
make tho second large sale at $40 Broadway opposite
keeae Auction Rooms Friday and Saturday morning,
April I'd and 3d. at II o'clock These
finest collection offered for sale in this city Open day
andc
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- c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
~ turcThis day (Tuesday aud Tomorrow At clock
each ut the no 35 Bro adwny Leonard
X. G.. Kemp will sell auction above all the furniture
contained in that large first class gonteei boarin house,
5 broadway formerly the St. Charles Hotel This
ture IL in excellent order and Of good quality having
mostly ado order and consists Of Haho
gsny Paror Furniture suite for Eve several
large French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors
and Lace Window Curtains; Tapestry Brussels ply
and other Carpets Dinug-roou Furnitrre Bedroom
niturc for twenty bedrooms complete Kitchen Furniture
&c. Catalogues on the morning Of sale
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poRT op NEW WORE. MARcH %. 1s52
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nR MORRISON Is CONSULTED CONPIDENTIALLY
on certain diseases, which he treats without
Recent cases he cures n two to four days practice
thirty three enables him those general
local debities arising from habits See his
don dipoma in bis private office. 2oh Fulton street. Ne
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EOR SALE, TO LET, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
petty country residence Of the hrst class. With 10
acres OF land highly improved and having fruits
half mile from the depot At New Rochelle will
be rented without the land If desired. Apply to
DAVID HARRISON. G5 Chatarn street.
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I 0TS.-C0ME OUT TO-DAY, AT ~ 0CL0CK, AT THE
- Merchants ESchange-Golo K Chiffon will coll
desirable Lots for speculation immediate provcment
and when tho sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroads
pleted Will be worth ss much lots at Feth street soc
Auction ussd.
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A tCTIoN NoTICE:-THoMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER.
IA by w. L. Van Zandt-Wednesday, ~ IO1a O'Clock,
will be sold tho genteel Furniture Of family Vt No. 50
Sixth comprising kitchen basement
hail. paror and bedroom Furniture in good order, Car
pets Oil Cloth &c., too pumerousto advertise Particulars
in time,
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E0R SALE-THE TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 20 Hammond street. Also. the lot in the in
Bank street with large stable. Both lots
feet front and and 1913 feet street to street
ply Mt Is " est street. -
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CATALOGUES OF THE PAINTINGS, COINS
- Medals furniture &c. q the late Philip Hone DO
sold the 9TH 18th and 10Th of ready at
the ONCE Of the Auotioneer E. Ii. LUDLOW, Mortimer
| Buildings, IL w all street.
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T ARGE SALE OF BROOKLYN PRoPERTY-AN-
II thony Blecoker will sell at auct this day. At ~
o'clock Mt the Merchants Exchange 200 desirable Building
Lots in the Sixth ward Of the city Of Brooklyn Sale
tive and terms liberal TO the purchasers Maps
be bad At The Ruotiln raoms. No. z nrond atrneL.
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A UcTIoN NoIICB;-THoMAS BELL AUCTIoNEER.
"A by w. l.. Van Zsndt-Ths day, At i0I< O'clock at
the Of and Washa streets Stock
family grocery store comprising tho usual variety
eles in the ns Also the Furniturs Of
be cleared same day.
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JAMES COLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE

JAMES COLE UCTIoNEER-PEREMPTORY SALE
Of valuable Building Lots, Clason avenue Pacific
Dean and Bergen streets Brooklyn James Cole will sell
auction. Wednesday March 3lst IL o'clock the
Merchants Exchange IN New York, the following desirable
vacant lots viz ~ lots Clnson IL lots
street II lots Bergen street lots Pacific
gore lots ia tho This Is Of the bet property
which has been brought into market for
The facilities of tho beauty Of location
class II improvements in tho vicinity all this
property desirable Cason being
and will be paved Pacific street Is paved and built upon
with first class buildings. This Is destined,
period become the part Of tho city
rermsSxty per cent may remain bond aud gage
il desired. For further particulars apply Mosrs.
Murphy Vanderbilt Front street. brooklyn Maps may
be obtained the Offices Of the auctonccr Fulton
Brookyn. and Wall atreet. Now York.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTfCE.-NINTH SPRING
i Trade Sale.-Jno. L. Van Antwerp will SELL this day
at 10 o'clock st his Auction Room No 10 Cedar street 30
packages and lots embracing most desirable Of
hef Hardware German staple and Fancy Goods table
small Cutlery In dezcns and cards and Hatch
Britannia Ware, Planes, Guns and Pistols scalos
Scythe Files Marbles Vices Srvs, Hoes &c Also large
invoice Of German Goods Sal Positive Catalo fs now
ready Tho attention Of the Trade directed the above
Terms, four months.
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II Or SA Alleged. LADDS WELL ESTABLISHED
= jewelry store, 655 Broadway Any having a small
about reno wing from tho city
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~ s. 7. HILL & CO.. AUCTIONEERS 96 ATLANTIC
street Brooklyn will devote their time and attention
to the sale Of Merchandise Household Furniture Horses
Carriages &c., ut their store elsewhere Liberal ad-
made property. il required. Respectable refe
rences given. A lad wanted.
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NOR SALE AT AUCTION-HhRLEN LOTs-RY COLE
Chiffon at the Merchants Exchange Tuesday March
30 st NJ all that plot Of ground lying between 3th and
l09th streets, Sixth and Harlem lane embracing
twenty full lots and two large cores Terms liberal Good
location for building associaton Sixth raroad
commenced, and will afford convenient to this pro-
gert
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FURNISHED HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN ONE
Of the most delightful situations in Brooklyn. Tho
sale until the 9Th Of April only Price SO half which
remain mortgage Inquire No. Hanover place
few doors from Fulton avenue Brooklyn. -
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UCTlON NOTICE.. D. HOLBROOK CO. WILL.
"A cell this day at No. l Maiden lane, 20 packages and
lots, Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools &c., in lots
trade consisting OF general assortment of Tea Trays
rsney and Goth. Waters Table and Desert Knives and
and Smuggling atohets Broad and Hand Axes Hoes Rakcs
shove &c.
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A UCTION NoTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER--BY
"A II. N Bush.-1his day. At leh o'clock In the Sale
Rooms 10 North William street sale of Dry Goods Clohng
Jewelry, Watches Fancy and Pledged Articles &c. Also
% boxes Segars 100 Segar Boxes Nuts RAsins Soap
Oyster Stand, Kegs, Oil Can, SC.
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HUMBERT & KENNY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

i KENNY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mahogany and Walnut Furniture.-Ths morning at Id
o'clock at 172 and ia Fulton street. Brooklyn
large and desirable assortment Of good Paror and Cham
Der Northumberland and mahogsny Sofas and spring
seat Parlor Chairs marble-top Centre Pier Tables
Card Ladies Work and Extension DininS Tables Eft
Hat Stands, in wood and iron; rosewood
reaus and Washstands in marble and plain; French
tage and other Bedsteads hair Paasse
mahogany and wood Rockers Chairs; ir
Bedstends enameed Chamber Furniture Windsor
and rush seat Chairs and other furnishing articles we'll
worthy the attention Of buyers Also OF beau
ful oil painted Window Shades. Catalogues tho sale
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$500 TO $i0W-FOR SALE. A PLEASANT BUsI-
~ NOSE, paying VI U0 year. price SON. business
paying G year price 900 Also business paying
business respectable shown 10 pnv ns
Those having the cash. and really wanting may sd
dress Fortune" Herald Office '''"NN-' --"s -
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CALIFORNIA TICKETS.-FOR SALE. TWO STEHR-
~ through tickets for 10th April Vanderbits new
line via steamers Northern Light and s. Lewis Hnquirs
at the bar, Northern Hotel foot Of Cortandt street.
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until the goth VI April upon payment their bills
and the furniture be examined until the day Of sale
HENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furnture.-A tho Furniture in house 50 Cham hers
street. consisting of the usual found
boarding house. such Sofas Chairs Tables dining
chamber and kitchen Carpets, Curtains oil Paintings &c.
Catalogues n sale
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JACOB BoGART, AUcTIoNEER-THIs DAY: AT lo't
o'clock at No. 10 Spruce street. Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes virtue execution the tire
of retail dry good mems boots and brogans boy
do. show case. fancy goods. &c. Wednesday house
hold furniture, large assortment.
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STONf BROOK COTTAGE AND FARM FOR SALEM
~ the town 81 Rye pleasantly situated the Bosten
TUrppks. sna half miles from sbe railroad depot At
hsmareGsc 1berc COED dwelling cottage, with lava
enclosed with eegsht handsome spacious
house barn anu stables also tenant house All the
plets order and will
repairs tor There about thirty of
suitably DIVIDED orchards and mesdo~ There slss
abuLdaDoo shade
a essent garden 49, Stony Brock the northern boun-
dairy ~ TIE arm and forms picturesque pond the
dwelling Aroad leads directly the sound distant half
mile where good boating and fishing Rye Beach In the
vicinity WHICH scarcely surpassed for bathing purposes
beautiful roads AMI line drvss In direction There
several In. building tes the farm, commanding vews
~ III" SOUND For person doing business in New York. or
for summer rcsgorcc ts place offers many Attractions
rgu of No ptues
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nor SALE-TIIE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
old established Paint Store in the lower part OF
city N BThcre il good trade Of House aud Sign Paint
ing To parties wishing to purchase business Of this Kind
will ind this desirable place. Please address c. c. tai,
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

ItoR SALE, GROCERY STORE-PoR SALE THE
STOCK, Fixtures and Good will Of store in Brook
,yn on Fulton avenue. The fixtures aud stock
light and will be sod great bargain and is fine chance
for any person wishing to business Rent low
Inquire Of Mr.. L. DONALDSON, Real Estate Agent, 1874
Atlantic street, Brooklyn. a. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

EOUR STORES AND HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE
west sde of Seventh avenue, between Twenty third
and streets ready for occupation. In
qure Of j. N. Wood, foot of Twenty third street. N r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

EOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN, THAT NEAT
three story brick House and Lot, situated at No VI Will
lOughly street This house ia located gonteel
hood and will he sold for $500 and part purchase
money can remain mortgage Apply 90 =. Broad, No
III all street. in the Croton water office, basement.