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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11
Arrival OF the Steamship Philadelphia

The U. s mail steamship Philadelphia arrived at our
wharf at Il O'Clock last night, from Aspnwall. She
left Aspinwa at ~ the Sd inst and brings the
California mails and dates Of the 10th and $50 passengers
The U s. mail steamship Illinois left Aspinwall the
evening of the ID inst with 200 passengers and
in gold dust on freight
The Cruces route over the Isthmus in very good
condition
The schooner Il billiard arrived at Aspinwal the
morning of the Sd inst with cargo Of coal for the L. s.
Mail steamship Company The bark Cuba, Capt. sher-
wood went ashore miles eastward Of Aspnwa abont
week previous to the arrival of the Philadelphia and
was subsequently condemned and sold.
The following is a list of the passengers by the Phla-
delpha
Hon I B King, I b King, jr; Z Dummett Hon T J
Ilenly. DIR Gud, VIM Wilson, q A Sibley ID Brown.
Rowe. J W Duncan Mrs Swift aud four children W
Andrews Andrews, r Travis, J IL Armstrong Ba-
ker . Mathingy. J johnson, d Mcclellan Raney, A
j MeWiiams J McWilliams, Willy Hickson Allen War
ner, John Hughes James Julian, d L Isbe J Lee VIM
Warner, Jas kidwel II Kidwel, J McDade, Ragonean,
and lie in the Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

As UNsusrEcrEp DASGER-A eask of gunpowder was
lately shipped from Boston in small sailing craft to be
carried of the Islands for in blasting The crew
of the vessel supposng it to be eask crackers placed
it cose to hot where it remained for the entire
passage without accident
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

DISMISSAL THE NcARAGuAN MINISTER lit is stated
that Thursday the 30th ult the following letter
addressed by the Secretary Of State to Mr. Marcoeta
NJ inster from Niearagua TO this Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11
To Steamboat Captains, Oscner,

To Steamboat Captains, OsCHers
AND PASSENGERS.
~ AZ the late law Of Congress in relation Steamboats,
operation and as LIFE rREsERvERs form an important
requirements Of that stringent law would remind river
friends all who go down TO srp'," that the
CORK JACKET LIFE PRESERVERS
only tho cheapest but have been pronounced by the ua Of
Lie Preryers invented
For sale Wholesale retail by the Sole Agents for Louisiana
TODD Il CO.,
COMMISSION CARPET WARE ROOMS
ianl0 Gl9p 1870 Canal St. near Il val, Touro Buildings.
HF'nN Paper.
az Just per BEN. Frankie U Petrol fnl
Isaae Aleront large assortment Of
w A l. l. Z A T. L Il
lar sale low to che trade OF by mall lots
TODD X co,
COMMISSION CARPET WARE ROOMS
,4u!s 6.2p l21 CAaal u near ROYAL, Tourl rGilnga,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11
CARPET Vs,arenOttse,

9sssH 10 PERSONS RCPTURED. The many per-
and efco made p. Sherman desryins
han sHg notice. For particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

AgrlF1K's SOUTHERN RURAL Ala,NAc--Mr Thomas
Ateck has sent us eopy.ot his southern Rural Alma
uac aud Plantation and Garden Calender for 1855 1t
very valuable publication, and il or sale the prin.
cipal book stores Of the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

We indebted MIR James Burns late editor Of The
Colonial STANDARD and Jamaica Dispach who came PAS
sengor BY the British ship Indian Ocean for 6es Of King
itun papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11

frRE DAMP ExpLosoN.-An explosion of fire damp took
place in Fogertys colliery, at West Wood schuyki
county Pa the 9th ult burning eight persons-sev
era only slightly but three bady-sne of whom Thomas
Welsh, has since died. Two others. by the name of
Schmidt were burned very seriously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

AVA an ,s,A p~i,rss.- pse ssssss, H.nssa
Hss2sn q, 60. a.. Csse Hsr,1 oirrseaS for se~Ycrt
.~,s ve.s. ~-f.s Cor Bo-toa oon tss Georze, H
for Rx Il S.ys ar iTt Hstsnor. hsers, Tor Bos.on veg
49, go ~ CarrE stvyr for Ses Iort De.ro,
49,, h, A. DE- lssoa. ssf-n FOR Ia .ior. A3sus
O.. u.,ry e. Eez Oslszss ,s dzJs ElU Hal T Cu5rna.
-. a. n p F6ot Ggan., Sf Ia, sfhrs Ht.e Annsb.
-. q, ptisSe yAa VIM Hs> Hore. sor szrzanah
sss~si thee Long fs Rev Orleans Do: Juana 1--we from
So si s,g, arr 18Th sarah Moore Dm Soof days IA sn5
49,. s,rS EMPIRE CO Wnde, run Y,rt arr ls,b sas
$50 ieh Or Oresss Sailed fTh brig Fny Brett Ash,
s@ly I.beE, Gage. Charleston: 1871. Tsns-se w1r1s Tor
Rarrsl farJ sharp VsHe n Sewai Load. Merton.
MOTTO. ln, ~ Dorsao sche1t agpazs1 b-is
Mary Hzb-fh HeCu1n, Ees Oresn, Venas Cszch
Torf; brig Cskorns Heahoyn. and Goh saun-
S,eieEso AMI yohEf se~sn YOrt: Ina ws5e
Key West; Sea Erd, Orr srrs sorsus; Bros l. cs7e
wood Gn5e 70 7d FOR Nv Yo-t; Hsn1ve- Dav csr
dsnss julia Afn. cOry DO. 70 lad r Ke~ Tork Weser,
Heath HzfanzBa. % l0ai 90 d.
Arr. 81 YsrDouth, s. 18th last schr JAMS Bcsne Fos
bins, Boston.
Arr. g. John, y B.. IA 81, ya,onr, Hsctzsa7,
FewYofk sChr Ire Cum Asranfra ca schr Charles O.
Sid from 81 George, B-rugis PEI E. brg GaDs Lockhar;,
Boaton IN part ofcsrgc ofhfg v estc-
Arr Il Honohs D- a. sbp Mary ser1 Kelun, san Fran
csco. 20 day passaSe.
Arr :, Psnams Fsi Sesos Gaysqs7; Pei.
lrefiean reansbp Sev,dz wilson, 81 day. rom SeTok
sd Fst Br ts I.absra Tompon, AEen calao Fh ?, An
barb 81 NsrT Lee Punt
A. Por, Phfp Arvals sov 81 ship Toa lcrosa Doyi. IN
LysrpOs Quarszss with oo Da-seSseI l25 q vsoa de6
a nessss.
Isy1ney n w, Dee =, sesnshs 6rssr Britain Baf,hsvs
10 ssI for Liverpool Dec. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01


yhe Dauh sophie CAPT Benson has been chartered 10 take
NJ cargo o the condemned brs csbyses Liverpool and bs
arrived em aud commenced loadns The Br BRIG Cam
S,,. -s sold tho a. harshal on the 18Th INST Ha
add brought salvage awarded this amounts
10 s6o5 been bought by parties who now sitting
NJ up place saut upon her 20 enue them
y Amen register.
ne ship Lu " and cargo yesterday beed for salvage Alo
NJ Kmba and Both cases will have hearing this
week. ,. M,
nde The valuation Of the vessel aud cargo
tleTo
RI, bsrL Mopa NJ Lane with ck in the bsbor,
Al. 10 4, until herr re restored
The A ~ ku Capt Sleeper has arrived IN distress from
New bound New fok HAVING been down by an IN
Inown chip on Tsiusss the sgh OF the l7th All he
amsse and will be repaired thus weeh and
She vessel ready sea by sstarsey
he ship Howard, Read. from New Orleans Cor New Yok with
cotton and leah 81 on her home and
was Obliged pilot when Of the Qutsands and CONS into
s oak 90 be The works and
she vii be e,Auhe he coppsr 70 which she viii be mns
aie n The leak moi then ,topped further discharge
~In be- Recommended
~. Br bsrk Couny reported last total loss
Of the mnief,s and cabin furniture.
The hrs lama chartered 10 tale tho Of the ship NJ
Usnhal 10 Yot whene vii be re- hippe 10 LSerPsol
puiIADTIpiIA Fsh 2s-Brrivtd sehrs. Sarah Hs.kins,
solb Nv Ymt Reeve Shaw, 10 Am Gardner "a lme
n; D. Bellows. Clat do A Csfsp APPLETON Dol JWliaIn
C,o,td Steamships Pcnesyna Baytnore Rchmoai Kenne
A. clntk k.w Yok Ahoti Lawrence, Cfosn, Boston
Cit ,stor ~ all scTs mira s. Candy. Port spo, Trinidad
W y corbdi newtt W'lisra-barsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
OFylcF OF TIE NoRTHW WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, Baltimore, Jan. %, 1853
S.. 100000. R RiIIa5 tsI aoIs'1

Proposals will be received at the Banking House Of Mess
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, IN the City Of New-foTt,
until Il clock az neon Of thel day OF March neIt, for
loan Of and one-hsf msons Of doll the Coupon
Bonds OF this Company IN sums Of sloo 20 $50 each,
PAYABLE the ft day January in the year eighteen hun
ared and Veny three the city Of Baltimore with IN
terest the per per payable hat
yearly the first Days Of January and July also in said
One million and half OF ,aid Bosas n secured By the
ndosd guarantee OF the Mayor Agd the City Coanc Of
Baltimore ard the remaining million By the ndoed
antee of the BALTIMORE and OHIO Railroad Company, the a
paued million of said bonds being onvertlbe the
STOCK OF this Company within seven years from the Isl day
OF March next.
No distraction will he made BY this Company between the
bonds on account Of their respective guarantees Persons
bidding for given amount VIII receive nxty par cent Of
the bonds guaaneed by the city, aud forty per Of
those By the Baltimore and Ohio AaRr Com
pany and requested the IN on rate they
disposed TO give for them Aceornsy a. neither e ~1
be issued separately.
Persons bidding for the above loan viii please address
Their "Proposas under seal % the President and Directors
of the Northwestern Virgins Railroad Co, OF Duncan
Ssruan Co. Newly ork and intorSe them Proposals"
for Psrkersburgh Railroad Loan.
The bids will be opened IN the presence Of Committee
Of the Company.
The Bonds win Be ready delivery al the moath
Marck deposit Of 10 per cent which interest at the
rate of peg cent Per viii be so we'd, will be
aurea on acceptance CT the BIDS and bidders will have the
ery OF The Bonds the OF 10 per cent m0nthy
ANY further information Desired may BE- obtained AZ this
Office OF on application st the BANKING HOase Of hosss.
DUNCAN SHERMAN CO. New.York.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
p. O. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Disasters, &c.

40 See Correspondence
Honesap baby stove Most her de load was lost while
sTsss New Orleans reports brs ashore al Pass
csyao iih met Could not ,,cer,'a he, name .
Vsncco Liverpool reports 'ha 90 The 2oh Now IN la h y
ss S,ssH. sss reposd sSsSdoaed ID Cape ora Nov
ss boa, board found msnms. ne about 10 s.'
top ,spsaani and b boom standing she had cargo Of
s.s ~sss no ss had p"s spas and sails 81, had been SIR spd
Of rssns her cabin. had been striped ard she hs
Nown away from the yards chains bent to the anchors
were wsshsr on the passage hucane lost oe opna
ma nroysmssi, and rseeved Other damsso
Lo,s Mssnrss~ .sp MsspOA. vessels arc we'd
safely the Bar San Francisco ami anchored Al s.sd
bland gh sgo. owSs to the Ss @ss, i've, me s M s
sand neudos the Middle sands across the north
Sos ha,ns los, rudder mkns fast st0s
ON the norshs Of the is's 'ss en- err ana crew ,as Net
ssdde had her stern stove n m' Gu, sway 'ss .ss sea
On ,hs onhss and ON the mone the ships had
sspesrsd supposed tia, the aehew SUM hes anchors
aud that the Mendoza dssIpsred IN We vessels and
total los. Grew and PASSENGER s.sed s.,
IN s"f 80 ~, ~ - c,.in c,es 80 ..a~r
srs were ,alcn oasy The JoscrAae bound % Columbia
,s s ss ss o IKE h jan ne b. hp sy%@s
NE bad encountered severe weather of cP Horn tor 90
Car ss.s. Of steamship VIM Penn, New Orleans IN New
yet rsPo,. mat on the is' s s ~ had en 1
taken out Two a OF the space between SeA' anu
ssSs sS,rse Best, ro@ Plynouh n c. With swso Of shosl,
slaves, &C, e.urd 10 MarsmeGe rui ho Nol9A tHa st ~
ifth encountered heSvy sQua, winch caTed
away foremost attached, mAniopgsst ssndnsbh &c
Tns .cuA ncttMs of Ellsworth Name, from New fers cS
.os,,own lt,k, lat ~ 81 Ion 76 -, e IN wih the
sehf Hcur, Marcus Hook, ahSndnhrt cs SCI aaa
down made heur and hauled tclo whining
son found her psl as, sol her radder rome
afdd her found tour feet water her hold 'oA ou her
On and sud chests ost the cshn and
shrss boee marked Geo hsny, TN ngen c. ssi
all " unnson, y c. ard et herr supposed she
went down Dolphin cd GEORGETOWN G., the 18Th
sst,
he crew Ohe Baie had been subsequently taken oa and
Sslen 90 Wiluangton v CT
McS.r At san francses from FhsdepAa, oa
Cape With heavy ssies SHIPPED havy cA started
pSor.dect &c AMI Put Tai shasna tor rcpatrs
flsIsa al San fraao jan 80 nom
Was so ffom Horn tbs other and ON the
CAPS experienced ss Crossed TIC kqnsior "a en iiu on
tom her sgtival had pohc.Sery GALES
from New Nck, 81 CsPs hosn
sys heavy sses To- lat ~ IS s. Iona o. 10 w was
earded ship Perseverance, Capt Bah
from CsAt ios Gasysaul WITH ai cargo had eeh run
sS by another shp VnkncwR the neh whh car
red away her stern and quarter TO cc the Captain ans
10 HsNc her SINKING condition Burrows hoSe 10
aud A On the remainder d the ~ ia numbcs aud brcasai
hen 10 san ffanrecN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
financial.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. RALEIeH N. C, Jan. IS 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT

TSr.suRy DEPARTMENT, RALEIGR- N. C. Jan. IS 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
IN STATE BoNpS--Sesled proposals win be received
In the CITY of Newyok until 10 seoek A. NJ OF the Slss
OF March next for the purchase of
S500,000
Of Bonds Issued by the STATE of NORTH CaRoLlSA-
These Bonds viii bear date the FIRST Of JANUARY,
lass and viii run THIRTY YEARS They VIII have
Coupons attached and the Interest, at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM will be payable the hnt days Of July
and January Of each year
Both iuteres, AID prncps will be payable at the BANK
OF THIS REPUBLIC, in the City of New-York. unless
the purchaser may prefer have them made payable a the
Treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under the authority Of the Legislature
If North Carslns for the construction of the NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD and IN addition to the ta'te OF
,,s State all Me Stock held BY the State IN the said Hail.
road aud the Dividends from sAid STOCK are expressly
plsased for their redemption
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Psrt;e. BIDDING will please ~ address their hterA N
aorsea Sealed Proposals for North Carohns State oons
10 the undermined In NewYork directed to me care OF
Messr, BROWN DE RoSSEr, No $50 frons-st-' n Y
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank Of tbs
Republic, at O'Clock p. NJ the slst day OF MAKoH
NEXT in the presence Of G. B. Lamar Esq., President OF
the said Bank and J. p Brown and DAVID Freeman Esqs
Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders viii be required informed Of
e acceptance Of their bids deposit IN Bank the amount
their bids, with the accrued interest from the lt i1 70
the credit Of the Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
Tbs Deposit may be made either In the BANK OF THE
hEfUbLic, New.York, or In the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA. or IN the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR Raleigh. North Carolina DIV. COURTS
i0nHc Treasurer o h SfsAe 90 ,rfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION.-T

Y Farm formerly owned and occupied by GILBERT
HOLMES, Esq, deceased, (situated on the Riyerroad
three miles north of the village OF Newburgh Ornge
County, " viii DO sold at Auction at tbs Orange
Hotel, Newburgb, on THURSDAY March 5, 1883, ut IL
O'clock A NJ This Farm contains lt scres OF very
ductve Lard all highly cultivated, well fenced and well
watered and will be sold in three parcels follows, viz
Fust-Si scres on which s a brick Mansion House,
beautifully situated containing Is finished rooms it was
built BY the proprietor for his occupancy, and -
handsome convenient residence Aso large new Barn,
Crsnary Wagonhouse, two good Wells, sc a large nne
AIple Orchard and great variety Of young Fruit Trees
Near the house high ground never falling Spring OF
Water which thing cost could be conducted 70 all
parts Of the dwelling. Il now Is 10 tho barn
second-he Old Family Homestead, containing y acres,
situated south Of the above and separated from Il BY the
public road. IL has on 10 comfortable Dwelling, Barn,
Out, Houses Fruit &c, being IN al respects srstrats
Farm N itself -
Tird-SO ceres east Of tie road and fronting the Man.
sion. COMMANDING unsurpassed view OF the Hudson
River and ahording inviting building site.
Terms One-hslf twO-thlrds VI the purchase money
m.y remain on Bond and Mortgage for term Of years
Title indispuabe. Possession viii be gwen on the trst
day Of April next. , ,n,~ =,
or 30. Nassau-st., New-York; LEWIS w YOUNG,
Newburyk, or CHARLES w HOLMES Middle Hope,
or Of the subscrter in the village Of Sing Sing Pur-
ehasers invited to view the premises bargh Jan
% 1853 ". DC. CRAWFORD, Executor.
STEPHEN C. PARMESTER, AnctioDeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
FxeNEtR's OFFICE, TsoY UNION RAILsoAD, !

r.
TROY Feb. 3, 1883.
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until March g. 1853 At II O'Clock noon, for
the erection of Passenger House 900 feet m length by
40 IN width for the Troy Union Railroad IN the
City OF Troy.
fhe drawings piaus contracts end specifications show
ing the Of performing the work will be ready fof
examine ton, tins ohce, aud after Thursday FEB ~
1853 and the Chief Assistant Engineer wll be IN attend
abe gye such Information and make such explanations
a. may BE- ssaTy IN regard 10 that work.
Blank proposals will be furnished application At the
Engineers 0fce; end all proposals must conform TO the
requirements Of this notice and the forms given In the blank
PIoposas must b. written cut distinctly signed with the
full Of all the parties incloscd in sealed envelop
and adortsssd 10 Directors Of the Troy Union hyToad
and ndorsd Proposals for Passenger House. and deliv
cred personally OroTwrded by mail on or before the day
Contractors may propose for the whole Of sad Passenger
House or for sueh part thereof they may DESIRE but
Directors the night o accept reject any partial
total bids they may deem best for the interests OF the
Company.
TIE Written assent Of responsible persons to become
suret.s the faithful performance OF the contract and
guaranteeing that the n7proposng shall enter into
such contract upon the terms iersd a. soon AZ The co.,
tractors shall been notified that their offers have sesr
accepted.
II the ability OF the persons proposing to execute the
work the responsibility the suretes
no; known the Directors Chief Engineer, testimonials
will b. required from persons who are knowa TO and sp-
proved by the Directors
Propossls must be for sum certain to price and
proposition shch not thus definite and certain Will be
received OF acted on and than proposition
hall be mnde by or will be received from any person
for the contract and no contracts shall DO assigned
without the othe Directors and Chief Engineer
Contractors will BE required give their personal alton
ton to the work and contracts WI be slowed
r. FRENCH, Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

-. b.. y. y q. go q ssAs ysrsA IosskHss. -
p. afr sss "a. sss. ars a., -sh Ga 70
Bs s.p Tsonsc al ssr,ponl Grsa, cardon,', IS d.,
ss: scs The -S ~esss, De s,ass Ss
sss ,est ioes'ep nsst. s1s'sii sps, nsnssl H.
s sssf TX. ~ k''' GRANGE ''' - via ut" 'a'
srs phi tef reIs.,o-n) Gro.,er, sseya,. rea ID 20
.Isi1 .. rs,eu. R.:sa .ahs m s: Era ~, I'm ss-
By, surtsdde>s oAd, spS SIZED TIE esSin srk ~ster.
LIs E,sf; 70, hcssos') Potter Havana 10 d. IN
BIS cs:.1as = ~s,ass, Hoss. I'm ssa',. ce.a =, 70
sSr jon cisn. n Nss ss,,sTs 8 o. vod. h4-.,
As ys.nc d. Mr. ss iss, lat 81 hn ~ 'v'is "< "'U'
ss, Col sssy JoD,- ch.rI.or ds WITH eot'7D md rec
shr Brig s,., Savannah VIII cotton Ard nee 70 H.
ssr Lsav.m Be..e, w,r,bsm de-. vsb hai TO C s'rsnss
SIR. w.leo,i, Beers, BossoB4 de-. With Md. 70 Dayton
a., a.st,, ess- Portland CT sds v;h mdse "a ustev
star wdbsm Hard siabS, Boeon DE-, 9th od'e &c, to
ssis as..o rsa. se-ssrn, schd' With naval stores to
' ssae' SeS. ';' Web. B.in y.oiAs d. Eah ees
Lyman ED~reH,.d very heavy weather 90 he
ssSr aenry v,sntiya snta Rocll.ol5 d.. With Line
tefr Peru, smfh Rosk.ande d., with gns
~, e.ssssa . s sss d. s s s '''
ssbr Bessll Alley Eoes snd 9 s., vita hrDe.
sshr Jsisna. Reed Roctt I'd 8 d. WITH lime.
sshI. l',.e tebo,a Bslsr Fos Liar, d.. ~sh lime
Sfhr. bnee, Aa1es. itOft and 2ds., Hrb slle.
sshr Rio Grsnde Emery. Hoekisnd d. with fiTDe.
sekr. FADE Rhode, Roe and d.. with hme
fshr Eo,us Howard wsrehau DE- with nails N Ts3se.
sehf Barbsisbs Chase Rchrioo5 d. touDi 20 B1ston
sehr Johp cst ss.d. freels hrs d. loged 70 s.sn
s<hr Atlantic sseob Salem DE-, 9TH rds 70 r. w hog'a
sawycr, DE- with feb % Hubbard
sshr ysmes Horrs ysnsme, vHiioEa csys, oysters.
ssbr Oyocs. Hopkins. Virgins 3 days. oysters.
sehL BanneT Pate q Oloeser d., with feb, 70 Woodr1f
kobrsUr
Z e ". ss;s. 5s' A4'''' d. with '''' ''' no
ses, reees Gora 1asIssa. d.. and u'os..s
Brett a Lyman
sehr W ~ Bard stlbbs d. I'm Bostou with ndse % n H.
TsDnfn
q
ssop D yansme, J.hs,on vr,na dsys oysters
BRLOW-ghip BETA, Brsnl from Bfesen BRIG Fanny n Hal
Ar tBf from sydhey C. B. with coal and bark Gen Taylor
wIED-ssnrise g. q Berrdisll N. T. Sunset n e. eith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals

Il VIII be received for building the THIRD-AV. RAIL
ROAD, from the southwest corner Of the Park and Broad
way the Of the dsv and 6st-s IN accordance
with me plans and specification, which may BE the
Ofice Of EDWIN SMITH. Esq Engineer and Surveyor
No Tryon-ruw Contractors VIII stats the price for
building the entire Road with and also without TIE Iron.
and also The pcTiod OF tine within which the Road Will be
built
Contractors will also be required furnish good AID -
hcient security 10 Be named their eAte foE the per-
fosmsnce Of the work Estimates vii be received the
Ofsoe Of the Company No 81 Bosery until Friday
March L. 1855, o. O'Clock P. n.
Bile Company reserve the rght 70 reject any or
al Of he proposals II deemed the interest Of the CON-
nApy GEORGE CAPLIS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
ITO CoNTRACToRs-NIAGARA FALLS

ii HYDRAULIC CANAL-Seaed proposals WI Be re-
ceiyed a. the Oee ~ the NiAxsz Falls Hydrsnc Com
pany 81 NiseaTs Falls unti Nedae~iay the 30 day Of
Nafch pext cusve for the ExcA Fatoa M-sgnry Brdg-
ins Gates WGtesW Weir. Baikhe.ds Doeking, kc.
Plans Profss ard may Be a the Com
panys OF ce 81 NiaEars Falls also 81 the oce Of Hon
C. & Wocdhull No . E1fon-st, n. Y, aud Waller Bry-
ant Ne. = Congress- ST. Boston, Mas
The Company vii have Steam Dihag hechne on The
work asr the l5tn Of March which they wish 70 cal
the attention Of CortrScfors
The Conpany reserve the rht 20 accept ree; anger
al the pcpoas As rhey consider FOR the Interest Of
the Company. T. K. BLACKWELL, Chef EHsineer
Ba1.o, y. Y
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Sales Do aurticn.
A. M. NBswIs, AactiOnees.
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A NJ NsswIh, AactiOneeI.
pY BANGS, BROTHER g. Co.--Trsde
Dsales Rooms No ~ Pars-row
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 2 az y O'Clock.
RooKsELLLERs Stock An ext nslve collection Of
STANDARD and ceaneous Books and large assortment Of
classical aud school Books IL Quantities nc.
WIFI f-SENENTH NEW-iO TRADE SALE,
to he commenced on MONDAY 2lst March, 1853.
r Is. Co. soli. cons gnments Of Books Papers, SRA
rioSgEY. STEEEorYPE PLATES, BINDERS CLOrH LEArH
&c for the next regular Trade Sale 20 be commenced
at the above date
Psrcusrs for the printing should be furnished BY the
6th Of January inst
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY mt PERTH AM

BOY, Nj, tAUCrION.-ANTHoNY J. BLEECk-
Err will sell AZ public auction on TUESDAY the 9Th day
March 1852 II O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
the following desirable property, viZ: ~
AZ Perth inboy-The unexpred term Of Lease OF Val
uabe Property al Perth Amboy j. The Lot 100 feet
in breadth in 'front.' on the water and the the rear
by $50 in depth The lease for 10 years from the LIST
OF May 1880 at en- annual OF sl75 payable quarterly
Also the Steam Saw Mill said property being 10 by 10
feet snd stories high Also the Steam Engine IN said
mill Of from Is 10 80 horsepower with two upright Saws
and Geenng-the mill, Sc belonging to the lessee at the
etd OF the All the improvements are nearly new and
the will be made known the day of sale. For fur
Their particulars apply to the auctoneer No. Broads
New York. l235ll