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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
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OAFAcoMBs OF FPALMERo.-From a letter in
the National Inteligencer, we extract the fol-
lowing graphic description Of portion of these
catacombs: --
g The youhg, the gay, the beautiful, were all
here, laid lowly in the relentless embrace of
death, decked out III siken dresses, lace, and
jewelry, as in mockery of the past. Each
corpse had its sad history. | saw young
bride who was stricken downin few brief
months after her marriage. She was dressed
in her bridal costume; the bonnet and veil
still on, the white gloves drawn over her skel-
eton fingers; few withered flowers laid upon
her breast, by the mourning one she had left
behind. Though the thin veil could be seen
a blanched, grinnining, bonny face sunken
sockets, marked around with the dark lines of
decay, and her long hair was draw n in luxuri-
ant masses over her withered bosom. Anoth-
er held in her arms skeleton babe. Some
were habited In walking dresses; others in all
the Enery of ball room costume, with gay silk
slippers, silk stockings. and tawdry lace. 1t
was a ghastly sight to look under the bonnets
and gaze upon the sunken ashS features derk-
ed around with artificial flowers and trace in
those withered lineaments no lingering line OF
beauty, no 1ickering array of tie mortal spirit
but dreary history of mortal agony decay and
corruption. Yet here The husband comes to
hold communion with the beloved soul that
once dwelt in that corpse; to look upon those
blanehed features, that were once animated
with life'and affection; to kiss the cold lips
and feel no returning warmth: And here
ieo the father, brother, sister, and wife comes
to gaze upon the dead; and here the mother
comes to weep over the withered corpse of
the babe. Once year as learnt from the
old monk, the relatives of the deceased come
to pray for the salvation of their souls, and
deck their bodies with flowers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

C&rcnlNe TARTAR origin Of the cx-
preston, "1've caught Tartar.' as iieariy as
we can remember. is somewhat as follows:
In the days when the soldiers of chrisen,
dom were doing battle aganst the Tartar
hords who we're enlisted on the side of the
Turks. a Du;chnitan, fighting valiently on the
on the side Of the Cross against the Crescent,
and more distinguished for honesty than cum
ming, esped Tartar mounted on a horse,
whom he thought it would se a valuable tro,
ply to capture and bring into camp. To this
end the Dutchn!an, sezng favorable oppur-
tunity spranc upon the horse behind the Tar.
tar, and claspcd him tightly around the waist
The latter, as may be supposed clapped spurs
to his horse, and made of to Join his troops,
and the last that was known Of the unfortunate
Dutchman by his comrades, he was going at a
furious pace towards the Turkish army behind
his intended captive and singing out at the
top of bis voice, "Tre cqygM T'artar."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
New Boot & Shoe Store,
PHILIP DORR

D EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
H Sandusky, and the adjoining counties. that he
has just bought of Topping aud Wegstein, theiren-
tire stock OF Boots and Shoes, and removed it to his
Store, ore door south Of E. Leppelman'E Jewelry
sh1p, where at all times will be found complete
sssortenis Of Boots and shoes Of every description
just received from New York and Boston, together
with large quantity of bis owu mahufactaring.-
He has also Engaged the Journeyman in their shop,
and IN prepared to manufacture Boots and Shoes to
order, and in a superior stxle.
The public is respectively invited to call and
anime his stock he is determined not to be under
sold by any other establishment in town.
Fremont Aug 81, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
Pr REMONT. FREEMAN:
-. s. FOBKE, Editor and Publisher.

The REEMAN, is published every Saturday morn
nr-Oaice Ia BncklaRd's Brick Building-thiro
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
IRA SMTTHt

IRA SMITHJ
GIVES notice to the citizens oEFremont, an d the
" public generally. that he still continues to
ry on the above business in all it's branches and
forms. He has made additions to his sibck 6f
Horses Carriages, BIIggics, e;
and is now prepared To accommodate all who fnay
favor him with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties Funera
can be had at any moment. Covered and oppn
buggies for men OF business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses OF the hest bottom,
always on hand. The striciest attention paid 50
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, ALWAYS on hand
Those wishing any thing ia the above line' will
do well TO give hima trial. as he feels Confident they
will he satisfied, both TO teams and prices, IN"
former warranted to gers TO their destI-
alton in the shortest possible time, aud the latter
TO he reasonable possible. By strict attention
TO business, he hopes TO merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
Stables-NearIy opposite Norton 5 Foundry.
Fremont, Nov. I'd, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

PHILIP MAXWELL
NTOULD respectfully announce that he has
w Removed his shop. one door
1SOnth Of Leppelnan'S JeWelry Shop,
opposite Head Quarters, where he will be happy
TO waiton his old customers and all who need any
thing in his line.
IL you want you garments made up RIGHT,
and after the Latest Fashion-you must Gallon
MAXWELL. -
N. B. Particular attention paid to chtting, and
warranted to fit if fprope rly made up.
Fremont, April %, l649
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
T Z R NJ 5

SINGLE ms mail.ubseribersperyesr, -@. $3.50
Clubs often and upwards, to one address l 3Is
CLUBS of fifteen :" 20
subscribers W i'll be charged 81 IS. The diff
ucein tho terms between the prfcr ON papers
vered .ntown and those sent by mail, is occa-
isaed by the expense of fcarrying.
7yhenthe money is moi paid in advance, as a boV
Specified Two Dollars will be charged if paid with
In the YEAR i not paid until after the expiration ot
Rhe year Two Dollars and Fifty eentswil be charg-
sd. These terms wilibe strictly adheredto
How TO SroP PAPER.-First see thatyo have
baid for il nm to the time YOU wish tito stop; notify
the Post Master of your desire, and ask hlm TO no.
f tbs npbIisher under his frank, las he is author
ned to do of your wish to discontinue.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

The following is about as cool as it IS inpu-
dent, and for Il the fellow deserves something
handsome; but he gets il. We much mistake
the general good sense and taste Of women-
The last sentence should consigd him TO ever
lasting bHchclorship; and it willi
"a WIEE WAxTEp. .-Op6 Janles HAYS ad-
vertises in The Richmond Palladium for d wife.
He desires lady worth few Thousand, Of
good common sense, with taste for the fine
arts, lover of science. about the medium size
with an open cheerful countcnance, affection.
ATE in disposition, and capable oftakiig care Of
a large fanlilyg'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
Al RKeNElA,
Upholster & Paper Hanger,
SAND USKY CITY, OHIO.
Sandusky ci,r. Mavi7. 1881

ga GIDEON HATCH, Tailor;
WTOULDinfoFm hisfriends and the pn blic, that
w he has taken rooms at BaIIviIle, where he
intends carrying the above business, in allits
branches, and hopes by Punctual attention and
ong experience in his trade TO merit and receive
share Of patronage.
NJ b. Cutting of garmehis ofevefy description,
attended TO in the most fashionable style, and
ranted to fit.
Also, heis Agent for r avis Pain Killer
"a fresh supply just received and for sale by
GIDEON HATCH.
Ballville. July 10, l85o-Is
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

Z axe ,aaes aias d, aTs ra.a s.as, Ias asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

On MendsJ evening March as at his residence Ne las
Dsgisw-st sssr kcls. Brooklyn. wYLLYS AMEs assd
Is years, months and IS days
HIS Isalivss anG friends and those 81 The family, are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral al
late residence, this afternoon At o'clock. HIS remains
viii be taken 70 Providence for intermsnt.
AS1scssnsak. \: j., on Tuesday, March Il. JASPER
SAN WORST. aged 80 years months and Is days
ma mesds and the friends Of the family respec,-
sa nvssd to attend the fSpersl from his late residence
saa kNiosd trans Leave Nsw-York ct and lai A. NJ
On Monday. Ma Oh Is o< hsxoiiax iilne.s which he
bore with Chintian fortiade, Ar. JOHN RICH IA the
list ycsr OF his are.
Hsir,enas sna aeausntaases are RESPECTFULLY invited to
attend Es funeral TO day. n IL o'clock from his late rss-
dencs, Ne. York st.. without fsriher invitaroa
Tuesday Afternoon, March 10. HARRIET NJ wife OF
william Williams and daughter Of Thomas Price, Esq
Notice Of fAaesai IN TO norrow's paper.
On Sunday ksrch n, az Springfield, Mas, FANNY
HUNT, daughter Of John Wiley. Of this CITY, aged ysa
and clsntAs
o. Monday March u.s. of ship fever. HENRY D. NEAL,
D. ed years late Privs.e Sscrs 70 the General
Agent Of the CemmssioSzr Of Emigration.
Funeral Wednesday a. e'clscS fron the New. York
Hespital, No. 3is HfosAway.
AZ Jackson. Miss Feb 20. Hoe. JOHN WALL, Mem
>sr Of the Lsgsla.vrs frey Amits Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

n. VrssSsy. M.,.h 10. THEODORE GITFIN, ssly
son OF zarz ana Martha CHM, aged oJears n'alns
The fire. nas ard acquaintance ~ ese fau5, sna "a
member, 81 Mercxutle Lodge No. 81 l. u OF u f.s ana
Amer an Chante, Ne Q o U. A. are respecu ~ nvusi
10 end his funeral on THURSDAY ateho'h ~ ~ o~'
fro N No Duch-st. 4, -a,, 80, NJ h.v ays SARAH
tuesday, March 10. in the Is'h ye~i VI "'' "e''
ferSt ~ sbs family are invited to attend the iaps-
T..Hv Chnrch on Thursday afternoon al 81 oeiock'
s.c..Iy who VI iurthey inv Itaton - n,,r,vvop
pCa Tnesdav March is WM GOEtEr buonNC,~s.
"a, 1n of lanes and Emily Bucknor Hu ~, aged
mon y, s,,ns Geek Pa Feb "a Mrs. EMiLiNE CREE
IEy FULLER aged 10. daughter OF BENJAMIN Sfeeiey
March IS EMILY FRANCES, eldest oansher OF
yames and Maria Hsrdey aged years ana moh'ns
The friends of the family a-e respectfully NV yea ~ ga
tsnS her raj from the residence Of hef faher NO o
G,"snwich. At on WEDNESDAY, lib inst at clock
On SUNDAY, March IL, CHARLES NJ HAY, 10 MS A''n
The relatives aud friends of the family are
invite 10 attend the fune al this Afternoon lItn iasi ~
his lare residences No. ~ Carmne ST., az 81 oc,ock
On his passage to New Orleans on the snip
ISRAEL C. TR ASK. in the Ssh year OF ms age
Al Newsrf' n j. on Monday. March Is, CHARLES
-ALIING in the 10th year Of his age. ...a.o, a.
The friends of the family Respectfully nn.So ~
tend his funeral from his late retidence NO 10
Newark on wednesday, 18th inst. at > o cocA r. y"
Passengers Arrived
In Lrio Clara Windsor from Port dn- Prnee-A' o"AA
cue, L. }. Tredrsque
IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
aux-Rises 90 Sets. e9 MeoN-hsessssss % "
HIGH WATER March II. 49,
aas6v Hook 81 e4a Gov. hland.7 sSa Hell Ssss-s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

" The Long Island Farm Asseciatio, h.~,.r
Their lard all surveyed tea lots are aow
to receive subscriptions At their oce No eos
corner OF fuiton st., whsre map Of the lana can 81
select his lot Al and the balance in uoshlv astsij
msns Of 81 80 This s good opportunity for svs,~ IN,
tocnS Atn Who have bat smal msass by purcA ss,.s
snns sAd applying the small noatAy insssllms.ss -,
assa Of spendiag many do without ref ection I'll
aens istue hie when thsir ysatk shall Ssvs rss.ej
assy De enabled To saoy home 81 their own MN -
oas can pseisst or axe them afraid
n. HUNTING. ssrs..rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

e. A SPECIAL Meeting OF the HANTI ron
BUILDING ASSOCIATION wll be held Al ~ o.iscL
Inn WEDNESDAY EVENING, March II in ths;r
reetrgfo m corner Of I'd and Futon sta RroaiIr~
when Daniel Barnard ESQ, and ethsn will sddrss. Inc
meeting in yndcson Of thus and ether kirdred 49,.
tons showing the fsacy of caes1 ataeks rscsnf1.
upon them Subscriptions for sh3s viii be 1890
az the meeting AZ the Office Of the Sec,esry NJ an
Esltos st. Brooklyn By order Of the Standing
Entrance Zee. monthly dues 81 50 uitinate vains A.
shares. S6ee Richard J. RICHARDS pr,sI
fHos. +. LESLIE, Sec'y. 'ie'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

II Fulton Mechanics and Wsrkingmens'
Building and Mutual Lean Assoctatfen.-rhs
hrst monthly meeting for the payment o dues VIII DO
held al Chatham Hall, No 5ChsthAm. square, THURS
DAY EVENING March 10, at n O'Clock, when the object
and superior advantages Of this all Others
viii be orphaned Cons early and subscribe the shares
rapidly taken up, $50 being subscribed foe at the first
meeting To those who desire to invest money probably
and TO all persons OF small who labor for living
this Association presents unsquasd Advantages Interest
at the rate Of per cont allowed six months dues
over, when paid adj anes In Of withdrawal nom
the Association This entire feature Ia Building
Associations Entrance fee 50 cents share nonrhly
dues 50 So par value Of shares $500 number Of original
shares limited % GEO. Ladies call foy the purpose Of
receiving hsr Pass Books and signing the Constitution
the store Of WILLIAM WEED, Vice Prssidsat, during
the day, WscAssdsy 18th nst and members generally
during the evening % the ofcs Of the sscrstayy. No.
The Secretary Will be attendance at the place Of pub
Lie meeting On the 18th mat, ~ o'clock p. ~ Mem
bsu requested 70 cali there Who make coavs.
Subsep,i,ss Vii be received By the following ocsu
RAMUEL sOUTHERDEN. Presidents.
WILLIAM WED, vice-Prest.. No. % bowsU
Isaac ANERMAy. Jr, 6ecy. No. g Third-av.
TRUSTEE
Geo. H. walker, No 81 Elizabeth IT, cor ofHss.sr-st
Isaac l. Dsvee, No. 20 Eldridgsst
D. w. Whitney, No. ~ College placs.
n AsCellun, No. 40 Hldridys ct.
Icstsf B. Williams, No. las Hssts.-st
TebiAs =. Munford, Ne. - HoIfolh q.
Hsthsnisl TspsRty. No. ls5 Fifth-st.
LADIES bseTbe to any number Of shares - leavn9
her nance wiz ssy Of ~ above s9,sssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

hAce - % ~ lou 10 W., o'ts oSoiy' isSfH
Yslrn.ors for bio De Jznsno
B,g pslen # paltimore> from Bllsin,se for Ply1Oa;h,
Hass--ty ? " & boat IAAkee-
To Mariners.
LIGHT uousy or SALINAS. PoINr OF ArALAIA. PRoV
rxcEop paps RR.zII-A light hoass has been erected
on thu, Point of A'alas, Para, Braz IN lat 81 and Ion
ear ~ he Island of Fere of $50 a. on the OF
II, ss,sl A,aea The light will be ssen a. me dstsacs
a. n mes aud presents the following yhltons Gear
Ard .ora lie ht DUNG 10 seconds an eclipse OF dirkness
e1tne ne ,eeonos-leht rising. brilliant AMI N
until IL disapoears during IL seconfs-an ,,her
Lime duriss "a ends-tota 2l seconds These phases
are sated every two minutes
Domestic Ports.
HOLINESS HOLE, MaIch Ia r m-AIr. brig 3 n
SriS To1nsSo AcCaIty for Boston 81 Abby Jones. Clark
a., 10 load for New-York aud others Schr Daysprng,
DIsh Arr bries l. Copeland, Bartlett, and Brocklae
Ellenwood Alexandria for Boston; senrs. Juia Ann;
E,s,I Baltimore for Boston Clarendon, McKsnnon, and
Me- Wersll Rockland for New York Eza1eh, Hlg-
Ems Dennis for do Mopterey AT wood Wellfeet for DO
WIN Bacon. Holbrook, Boston fJr ranger. SID schrs
iMs Ar brg Ellen Reed, (of Buckspor) Chpman,
Matanzas 17th ur for Boston In eamn INTO The hsfDof
lat rirht run ashore on Low Point West Chop, but came
off this afternoon without damage, after dschargng deck
load of molasses -, pI,,-,. n.
Aiso arr brig Ann Maria, Smith, Philadelphia for Bes-
ton schrs Chss. Alstrum, Lavender Boston for cape
Hayten: Onecs Bailey, Norfolk for Weymouth; Mel
hourns. Crockett New. York for RoclIland,
Sale brigs Gallo Harriet; schrs Senate Clrenaon
Elizabeth Monterey. -,-,..
18Th. Sid. brig Ann Maiia schrs Dayspfing; Charies
In nort at II A. NJ brigs Sam Small L. Copeland
PreoEline ELLEN Reed; schrs. Julia Ann; Oneco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
,arw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1882

~ Houses and Lots. The NETWORK LAND
A-r m ILrisG AS OCfArION -ii n a Special
M,,.ire To MIGHT i'm ms. at No IS, Bowsry. Gems
>. hear our a. cots exulSn.d joia Nth will fur
- = hrr-s fo- all NILES CHAMBERS. President.
n g SMITH Secretary. Office 80 Nurray-gt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

~ PhGnix Building Association. Ineoroo.
rated Feb Is, ls32 Entrance fee $2 M0nthIy cuss "a
Shares $500. All thai required 10 lon now IL 81 T,ey
est at pei cent. allowed Oh dues rsid in aivsncs
The Phenx in prosperous ,nditidn and no,,..,es
all he important and liberal features that are
poor man an opportunity Of building or purcs.siar
b use Of his own selection while. a medium fsT am ~
SAVINGS, suggests profitable mode Of in
than any that has heretofore existed
The officers VI this Association are selected from me.
who are well known to be competent aud and
entitled to the fullest confidence ~A
WILSON SMALL. President. No. "a Ludlow A.
ALFRED r. HgTFxLD, Secretary,
OnHce, Chambers Hall No. IS Chatbau..
TRUSTEES.
Warren Chapman. Joseph Hesbitt Edvd Sal,
Robert d, Dewitt, George A. Barney, Andrew Hume
Peter ]. Powles. James Cuthel Geo " rsws,,,
J. McADAN Attorney. No. 50 waIl.st ''A
JACOB L. FEM, Snfveyor
Books for subscription open daily az tia
Office, No ea Chstban-st. Prospectuses and "a, 80
and full information can ass b obtained rrstuitousr Al
the cffce. eos'H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

~ snnerjute udent Of the Census mas
Inc following statement Of the extent OF
fuss ~s ,hroushou. the Union, on the iss oil 'Aau'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
MARRIED.
DIED,

1lArcA r, BY Rev John Lille, GEORGE LANG =,
lsABELLk DRuMNOND, all Of tas City '' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

u. 8. McILvATNE, Auctoneer.
GREEN HOUSE and other PLANTS
~ at Auction THURSDAY, March 10, at 1e} o'clock
at John and Nassau sts, consisting Of Camelas
large Moss and other Roses Cherry tees
&c, &C from MesNs. J p. Henderson. Also, Shrub
berry and ornamental trees being fine order and
ranted, and well worthy the attention Of persons laying
out gardens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

r. Montague Mutual Loan Building and
Accommodating Fund Association OF Br0oklyn
viii hold public meeting on THURSDAY EVENING,
18Th inrt at u o'clock, at Montague Han, which
sion W. 7. b Mkep. Esq will deliver Lecture the
Rise Progress and Utility Of Building Association Gen.
tlemsn and ladies respectfully invited 10 attend Adj
mIttance 10 the Lecture free
Entrance Fee, 81. Msnthly Dues, 50 Shares, $500.
Afer the lecture those wishing to become members Of
the Association do by leaving their with the
Secretary any Of the following
OFFICERS:
8. N. BURRILL, President,
Montague place, n. Court t.
VIM. ]. COVINGTON, Vice Pres't.
No. l28 MzcDougal 1t. N. Y
CHAs. A. RICHARDSON, Secretary, No. 10 Ceur-u,
Henry X SrEARNs, Surveyor Montague Hall No 7.
GRO. H. COOPER, Attorney, Montague Hall, No. 3.
TnUsTEEA
Geo. 7. Broome, No. Court-g.
Engelben Lott, No. 29l Fulton-s ct.
p. ". williamson, No. 8 CouIt-st
Jas A. Oyngton, Montague Hall
Paul N. Crsndall. Court-u.
stephen Mills. No Ia Johnson-st,
John Butler, No 90 Marke,fsld-st. n. Y.
Geo W. Brown, Bond st.
Jas. Ducks, No 3s7 Fulton Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
d. 8. HoUoH. Auctioneer.
I .ARGE and Elegant Sale of HOUSE
D. 8. HouGH, Auc,ioAser.
SALE of CABINET
A UCTION NOTICE.. D. HOL.

IABEUOk CO VII sell. THIS DAY a 10 o'clock
No lot Mrdsn-ane. 200 packages and lots Of Hard
.ars Cutlery, Edge Tools Gothic Waters. Fancy Art
cIee &c. lots to rs the retail trade Also Bed cords
Iron, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

Rsnen HAT. - 90 lon 70 W. brig y.o.ory, from
pslrinoIs for Rae De Jansno
Brig psen.t If psltinorel from Blltm,re Tor PyToaih,
Nasty ? " .s-boat Y4Akee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

THE ANNUAL MUSICAL FESTI-
Il VAL ofthe BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHOIR,
comprising choice selection of Gees and Ballads will be
given the Tabernacle THIS EVENING l7h under the
direction Of Prof. WM b. BRADBURY, aided by the
ALLEGH ANIANS who have kindly consented to assist.
aLdpng few otheir popular Farewell Songs previous TO
their departure for California.
Tickets each for sale at the usual places and at
the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

D. D. NASH, Auctionesr, store No SO Broadway
MORTGAGE SALE of FURNITURE.
ls1-At 10 o'clock, on THURsDAY, at the Chias.s
Rooms. Broadway, between Spring and Prince sta ali
the Concert, Ball aid Bedroom Parnitars
JAMES MARINER, Attorney for Norsssxss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-First
Sssriss-EIhibted corner Of lsthss. and Broadway
Open from b. till 10 o'clock NJ. Admission IS cents
These works Of Art consist Of collection Of VIEWS Of
EUROPE, ASIA MINOR. SYRIA, THE HOLYLAND
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA. They are skstchsd ane
painted in oil by Prof Sattier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
CcQl.

GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES
~ Now dischargng csrg 'es Of the best quality Red Ash
Stove and Egg Coal IA dealers and othes o. 81 HW
tuu from vessel delivered from vessel s. B tIom yxd
IS so. RANDOLPH HERMIT
Y1ds. No. 1877 B0wery opposite Spring st., aAd Ne ~
Broadway, between 49, and 10Th SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County of Nsw-Yorh. nstics Ausy
given 10 all persons having claims against TH0MA Ma
HER, late Of the City OF NswYork deceased to pfessn
the same with vouchers thereof TO the subscnbsr hs
residence No. 200 Bows street, IN tbs CITY Of New.
York. before the fifteenth day Of June asx -DsfsS
New YORK, the ninth day Of DecembsI, ISL
do lawonWs JOHN W. BEA, Lxeeuss'
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COAL.--The subscriber has 10 yard .
~ full sappy of Anthracite sad Bitunineo Goals, COO
ssting Of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehga basisol
EDslisk Camel, Liverpool Orsl Cumberland sdnsyal
Of which is warranted to Of the best quality. delivered
IN the best order, and 70, sale at the yey owsH nsstd
prices. JAMES L. WORTH,
No. "a BROADWAY and tth-vt cor hsapsoa
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~ The Peoples Building Association.--The
regular monthly meeting Will be held ON WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, 18th inst at which number Of shares will
be offered for redemp,ionat the Assembly Rooms
af 25h-s and Sth-av The members Of the Association
urged to call at the Office No 1917 9th-av any time
previous to the meeting and pay their Dues and thus pre-
vent much confusion at the meeting. The Office will be
open every evening tili o'clock
J.F. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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~ SSIU y EEo Oh LIZ OF Coal Ya,I
IA Stock and Fix VIII be sold II bsAc -,
the premises. Of IN sad l16sa a 4. wess
NkSDAY. the l7th DAY o. March inst, a. N DEL ~
the stock Of coal fxturss horses aad Carte snd 90,
able property. WALLACE q kOfHeRNrt@ NV
Assignets Of william c.
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q Western Farm and Village Association
will meet THIS Wednesday EVENING. at No. 3Chat-
ham-square, nj o'clock The ect of this Association
Is the settlement of Township aud Vllaae in Iowa or
minnesota As the emigration will take place next moaih,
persons whining to JOIN will do 90 immediately
WIZ. HADDOCK, President.