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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

FoUxD IS THE WATER.-The body of an unknown wo-
man. about 30 years of age yesterday found in the
North River near the foot of Warren Il. The deceased
had Eight brown hair and dressed in striped calico
gown with palm leaf figure. check apron, cotton stock
ircs low shoes AMI straw bonnet The body taken
Bellevue Hospital where Coroner Gamble viii hold an in
quest upon it, The body appeared to have been in the
water but few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
CrRSEy's NEW STYLE OF CoLoREp D,crERREo

TYfEsPlrieu cal I'd GURsEYs style OF Color
pruero ypts-a feature ia he which be h recently
produced Also his NINA and Portraits in OIL combining the
uuss and accuracy Of fine Daguerroype with the beauty
AID uh Of the fines oil painting Specimens be his
usnilen Daguerrean Saloon No $40 Broadway Leonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

THE AGE OF PRoGREss-Y Yesterday we understand

gala dsy With he Ladies IN Grnds The ProP,to Of Co
No Al Grand the OF the La
their already olos8al Dry Ooodssry
BY > cxessiysy retail sal-s rich
shaw MerLOs o;he Foreign Drsss Goods Va pres
addition Columbian hal Inong he mos nTt
knd the city a1c since the capeateis
uptOs A. have
m popular resort r shopping the Lsas will hsys chance 20 t
ucsy OF The pOIreo IN the pro Of toe scknow edg
Importing their choke eoOdL aud their extensive br
with the manufacturers OF D0mescs hey
H. sell goods retail lower than Jobbers prices a. eas
The curious ztine the fall Of ca
Coos ell Of vhoa unlike their Only rival Ia lths
w q. l.lrl " Be Elewed Elsfls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

10 esh on hand 100 40 Contributions Sept H. SIS Il
Total. 81
PERI L. BROWN, Agent.
CjtssoI Palace, Ne1- York Sept Is 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
AMALGAMATED TRADES CONVENTION

Hon Henry S. GEYER L. s. Senator from Missouri
dangerously i'll at his home in st. Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

ing signed by the Clerk Acting Warden" He hsd
been authorized by the President and Gov Duo % at A.
temporary Warden Gov Herrck- VIII. had appointed
Mr. Gray The requisitou would Dot be received The
name Clerk after long discussion. was substituted Tor
Warden. and the requi=itOn received Gov Draper
wished them to elect Warden tha, nigh, and settle the
question He argued that the Wigs had the right to Ia
appointment He also argued that the temporary WArin
appointed by the Democrats lot q1ai, for the post
ard that they ought to look TO QUALIFICATION more than II
party name
motion was made to suypend the rules to herr resolu
tons
Gov. Smith then offered the following resolution:
c,, P he recent htsposi.on OF re ANe " IA $50
the es Of aid Heriek IN the a,sh.5s
DID direct - the Eth Of Augl lAs, Of ne Deplr Jsaa
Cray Of said Prison 70 s AID dhArg- all the duties OF Aasa
Until further seion Of tbs Board therefore
Re.e6 Tot the Board fully concur 10 the SCION Of 10y
Gov West would rot put the resolution TO the Board
and resigned his seat He LETT the Board aecompaned
BY Cove nors Townsend. Henry and Dugro When they
e the resolution read and offered by Mr. smith ana
carried by majority. But il requires vote OF SIX
the matter rests where began. and no Warden elected
20 the City Prison, either temporarily or liked
After finishing the reading Of the acquisitions the Wing
wing Of the Board adjourned.
From the acquisitions Il appears the following number OF
persons were remaining in the various in'ttui ons under
Their charge for the week ending Sept 10, 1888
Bellevue Hospital. $50 Work ou.e 81
AiHsHc1se. 81 RAadair Island 1889
Penkenfiary .............. 81 Do Hospital rs
City Prison ................ 20
Increase "A
S-rnber remaining 81
Admitted fFOa Aus y Sept
sentto Pen.tep.,v 10
Sent 10 state Prison 10"
Total
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ELECTION or DELEcArEs.-There lively time on
Monday evening at Houghs public house in Newarkav~
to select Delegates represent the Third Ward in the Dem
ocratic State Convention J W Hancox and p N Horsey
were chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

The BO,foa TrapeHer has been informed that the vau-
able cabinet Of many thousand specimens in Comparative
ans,omy Mperaogy and other sciences collected n the
eoure Of wears by that distinguished savant Professor
Agassz has been purchased for the University at Cam
bridge at the price Is rumOred OF $1,000 the greater
srrirtOu
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"a Those DagueuaOtypes taken yesterday by ; ID.
HCsFKEKY s IL has sky and side igh,
the 5cC No sf5 Broadway SIDE
the Dusseldorf Gallery.
Advertisement
- To those afflicted with Fever and AgGe rec
the WYsKooP Co.'S Tonic. II poor unable
psv yol have without money ocs No 10 Fu0asi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

On TIE 9Th inst ARRAY took place near libbans
VI ,asds some ten miles back Of Alexandria, in Camp
IN County Ky, between William Prichard and Jesse
y,op which resulted in the death Of the former TIE
rses were both between fifty and sixty years OF age and
Sely known having few years ago been County Judge,
ard being generally prominent a. citizen o:aari was
famed for he hight being the allest man in Kentucky
rb the exception Of the celebrity known as the Ken
nkv 0iant
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.v.,,e- Heess

..,-...~ stnes, -ad tn gin's a LezeDa'h
- :" zinc 70 place ri red nee IN s-se
Ism, TO-DAY -Hspici'H ~ -i,n''-- ~" -,
bcss sns ,ist ho bad any bag Whsa ~ tc p - r.
3D. - d. brakeman recaghzes nlii, = 49,, 80,
hett; 4. snd tbe American House 20 p" ',''' rs ~
~ S,ers ,sy thai they saw hiui n'Ye ~ ~ 80
ef1f her.elf fhis morning to d. hou'J~ -" -.
su<{s Heath savs thai he came hofn ''lis -. s
h94 "a nv way Of Ls~Tenee. br'oIs ~ =. 60 a
s1hsssr;y engaged in asstsfing me ohc !" m -
~ sc'bm@ crire. The boot and She r'Dpef W, -
- k.sewa ,un lat night afeT he discovery o. ne
s61eLy ~ wb;eb autographed you this morning I'VE
~ eDrs frosn Concord date Yesterday "neh
~ - X stolen csr,et bag belonging to M D,dSe;
- s,srdav morning behind door at the rahf'si
- Dha ~, cifv II had been broken open TIE en-
~ 70 "a ~ bs mostly railroad bonds and .ecpFiss'
-, ~ ss not then In Concord Boston jour- i01'
A, Extra Session 81 the Legislature OF Name
btsrs eslled by Gov. Crosby, - meet az Anslaa %
~ ~" The Commissioners chosen ~ tho bsStsis
- ~. .,bor;iy 10 purchase the Messachusfts saas
- W .suded contract for this purchase ns ihusI
hrs 49, h. ratified by the Legislature 81 hai9e on OF
VI IN day Of October next Inc LeSisia,i 'e -
~: 'n With view t. fhs rcihicats1 Wne;i u
- -hable that rem wed attempts viii DO maze Tor
- 81 Uvied Stales senator II viii DC rsmsn.
- a, :. ,be last session Hon. WIN. Pitt fessslosa
beee mo no. snsior on the part Of the State senate odi
skc'ed o concur with tn selection. At tine,
- uou ~ Fe.senden wanted bui three votes o. an
nd A he xeeGiive appointments N ise several
eses:: wbeh MS " flied by N.-gs II - quite p,sA
49, - H. choseI ne par d 80" hS'eo also "neh
W - 70 W f3ogtOn Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

usvx.sd College his yeeg viii the largest easses
1r.ern AZ tho, Institution The BostoN Transcript
~ M Freshman class numbers IS, The Sophomore JOo
csss 80 and The Senior class 80, making in ali
us GRADUATES The entering class Of the Divinity
sj .r1bors T. Of whom graduates Of the College
"a "a ne upper classes have received additions, making
number 10 be 90 The number OF students con
d viii the other professional schools has not been de
sscertained but will swell the sum total to about
,vep hundred ,.,-., ....,.,. :, o,.,..,,i,,ed and
a a =. commenced before the close Of the term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

ARREsT or juvenile DELIsQrESTs.-ThOs. Carney
jas. Darlington Edward Brady, Robert White and eleven
oiher all youngsters yesterday arrested by Officer
Bray OF the Third lard Police who found them gambling
about the docks in that District The whole gang were
locked Up by Justice Osborne in default of $500 bail each
10 answer charge Of disorderly conduct There are
great numbers Of these young dock thieves roaming about
in the lower part Of the City who always the alert
al and pick pockets and would be well ii the Police
would arrest more ofthem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

previous meeting denied that flesh eating was contrly To
the 1nnctons Of Christ and the teschn-. Of BIS in
nedais SHOWERS HewAs replied by Mr. jenkins Eh ,
took srsg ground in favor Of vegetarian diet as req I'd
By trae religious principles DIS. Trail. Shaw and Bs dTn
and Messrs lie Baron. Hogan and Wheeler taking vide
nnge Of topics and views
number Of interesting letters Rad and several
added to the roll of ueJbershp The meeting was
one of unusual interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

The Italian Opera Company under the direction of Max
Maretzek at Nibos will commence operations Monday
next The posponement account of the illness of Mad
anne Stefanone unavoidable Great preparations are
made for a brilliant season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

The chosen freeholders of Hudson County win meet at
the Court House to-day.
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90 shares Land Co.. 800 shares Phoenix Gold bjo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

AcorDEsTs-A Mrs White, living in Brooklyn. while
crossing Broadway near Barclay IT, at 81 o'clock. on
Monday yening. run over by horse and cart, and
severely injured She was taken home by Policeman
Patrick Ryan, residing In Seventh.av near Twenty
third it, while engaged Monday afternoon. bsi,ng
block Of granite the rope broke and the block fell upon
Him. causing serious injuries. lie taken to the drug
store Of DR. Curtis No 2i6 Sevenhav and after receiv
rg proper attention, removed 10 the y. Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

RAILROAD FOR BRoADwAY.-Among the many in an'ous
plans for street railway adapted to economic space in
that respect peculiarly fitted for Broadway is one by
William Detz colored man of Albany, who has just
taken the necessary steps to patent the A. the New
York public il deeply interested in knowing something
about the various projects TO relieve Broadway from lis
oyercrowded travel give slight sketch OF the plan
In the center of the street say within six feet of each
other two iron tracks laid down in the usual manner
upon which il is intended to two lines OF cars each,
say four feet wide and OF any convenient length, one
Inc up on rail- the other line down the other rail.
The wheels Of the are placed under the center lines
of these frames ranging with each other The baance Of
the is preserved By another Set OF wheels placed ia
line above the first set and which under or between
elevated rails placed fifteen 10 twenty feet above the
ground rails. These elevated rails are supported upon
bearings and framing which connect double row 81
pillars about twelve fee, apart that six feet from the cen
Ter OF the street leaving fourteen feet between the pillars
and the onrbstOne The cars are 10 be propelled by an
endless rope extending from Union Square 10 the Bowling
Green, and running the upper -et Of wheels One 81
tie most ingenious arrangements OF this plan that by
which the rOIe i supported overhead and connected or
d connected with the cars al will The rope IS supported
at intervals by pairs Of hiyes or plys placed exactly
opposite each other in Iro0ngaton q their axes All
about inch apart each Of the shys IN form that oi nc
ole laf OF edpuley The pulley being cut asunier
through The middle II its groove these puleys run elch
is ALE, which Is secured TO standard rising from
the frame thar supports the upper rails From the car
there rises an upright post which carries is upper emf
thin stem, capable OF passing between the pues Just
described and supporting grip OF peculiar eoastfaeen
"hNh ~ i"~ ""u 9fi'-S - :. - -. =. -.
rope or let il 90 instantly, 20 eran the car TO stop
and take in OF leave passengers.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING JEWS or NEW ORLEANS
To tao Editor q TAs v Y. T1bHa@
sE TIE CO. e-aoa Bn Is.se have collected the Of so
Jews OF segOesrs. We expect % RAE
when members olt Of town
lave the ely. Respectfully d. fccse seers,2y
BOARD cF Ten GovERSoss-GRASD FLAREVP-Reslgna-
ton o he Pyts,dcH.-A regular meeting of the Governors
was held yesterday afternoon, at the ROtunda City Hal
Park Present the President Gov West in the Chair and
Messrs Herr.ck DrapG Townsend Williams Henry
Pinekney, Smith and Dugro
The rsd.ng of the RSquisitons the drsi order OF
business taken up.
The rsqustion from the City Prison objected 70 Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

Sgnor Blz, the great magician, is giving his Gle
CANT curious and aughable entertainments at the Suyve
Institute Genuine fun there Go big and little folks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

STEALING BAsK BooK.-A tailor, named John Glib
son. living at Harlem, yesterday arrested by officer
X oic ofhe Chiefs Office charged with having, the
l9h nit stolen bank book. showing deposit Of s2l6 %
in tie Industrial Savings Bank No 81 Chatham st. t. the
crdit Of Francis McKenna, of o3d ST. to whom belong
3D. ACr getting possession Of the book the accused took
Il 20 the bank where he represented himself TO be Nc
kenna and drew ont the money saying that the next day
he intended going west On his arrest yesterday h.
taken before the Bank Clerk who paid him the money,
and fully i'd ntifed Justice Osborne locked him up
% ansver tic oharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

RocUAND.Ar Ses q, setn Insv> axe and ksS s
Ashorn, Gregory Richmond; Henry YnnkA mo Grsnde
Eagle, d Horton Peru, Clarendon, Cadet, ana julien
NYork; 26th, Lucy Ames Ames. Richmond; / 'oion, 10
Packet Lanson Dean, Mary Crockett and In p,ake
NYork 36th Florence. Leo Cod Sim0ns, Northern Lght
and Mt Vernon; NYork; I'd inst Gertrude Horton Ne~
York
SAvANNAH-Arr March l. steamships Conway (Ds, ;
Sawyer, Chagres, via Nassau, N p; Florida, Woodruff
NYork ships Florida Mills, Liverpool Arab Delano do
Alfred (Br) Turner do 40 days: brig Kate Heath Ben
nett, N0reans. Cid briggs Gutenberg, Moore, Boston,
Genl Boyd, Gipatrick, Havana; schrs Isaac Cohen
Horts, Bullock, do; Berry Pendleton Boston; Ann
Maria, Mitchell, Baltimore Judge fancy, Toothaker,
Jacksonville
Arr I'd, schr Antelope Kelsey Norleans; 3d. barks Boil
var (Br) Dunn Dublin John (Br), Haws Liverpool; In
dustry lBr) Feviouz I7erpco India (B) Ketchum, st
John, IN By Harvest, Nichols NYork; brig Clementi
Mayo Boston. Cid I'd, brig Cardiff Melville, Havana;
schr John Phillips, Bridges, Philadelphia 4h, ship Grot
to, stewart, Liverpool; barks G. Hchborn Rendel,
Navy Bay; Hazard Gardner, Havana; schrs Saxon,
Haskell Calais, (Me) Cataract Rice NYork Eclipse,
Gosiee NYork BE Sharpe Sharpe Philadelphia Sid 18th,
bark A Hazard, brig Cardiff
SAIEM-Sld March 4 schr Globe Swift NYork
WASHING TON NC-Arr Feb I6, schrs Eliza Aun Krause
NYork; B Frink, FriDk do s Willets Smith do 2eth
schrs Minnesota, Baker NYork Rachel Jane Simmons
NYork Cid 16th schrs Independence, Farrow NYork
18th Melville Silverthorn Boston Odd Friends Simmons
Boston, Eliza Ann, Krause NYork Ella Sweezy do: B
Frink, Frink do; 25h T. Wllett Smith NYork; s
Smith, Smith do Alvarado Godfrey Boston, Msnhasset
Smith. NYork.
WAREHAM-Sd Feb 90 schrs Agawam Besse. New
York NOtus, do March 2, Angler, do,
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r. ~
A~s-some 50 bbl. wore taken: = y ssx : q II
for pots, and - rs for pearls per 100 lbs
BMApsvyys Flour WAS more freely offered, and more
i2ho per Dbl those quoted in Saturdays
ports The days operations comprised Is 600 bb fine
s4,s7N - I2k; mixed 70 fancy Western at IS Oda
50 ssx fancy Ohio At s. six $ Ss favorits south
sad .nsy g
at Is S7H ~ 25 Wheat, rye and barley continued in
oats wese more saleabIs at IL a., per bushei Corn
slightly favored purchasers. The days transactions in
cuded 40 900 bushels southern and Western inferior
prime white and yellow, at 81 SIC. per bushel
CorTos The market continues without change with
sales to-day Of 500 bales
FRnGIrs.-Rates TO Liverpool steady with en-
gagements Of 10 900 bushels OF wheat Nd 500 bbl.
hour at 2s 3D. and 400 bales cotton at I'd There was
change to notice for London To Havre cotton was
at &c ashes and rice at IS So and oil taken at
&c To California, 600 bbls. -four taken at 50 So
Clippers rates ranged from 55 soc per foot except in
extreme cases. To Hamburg. 800 bales cotton
gagged at &c.
FEArTEas Western live geese in limited stock
and demand at AZ a 43c per ID.
IMK-Thers Offering Rockland could be
sold at 81 for common; and 81 As for lump per Dbl
PRoytsIoSs5Pork improved little both in demand
for prime and sl6 37a SIC 80 for mess; and Of $50
bbls sour moss on private terms The days operations
in picked meats reached 800 packages shoulders and
hams at u - and l0a l0kc and in lard 450 bbs at
81 CSC. per lp Beef ruled brisk and firm sales hay
ing made of $50 bbls at S5 so ST 25 for country
prime 81 70 81 for city do 50 30 sl1 for country
and So IS sl3 for city do Nothing occurred
in butter or cheese.
REAL EsTaTs-Sales at auction-By E H. Lndlow.-1
lot south side Twenty f ia street 1888 from Fourth
- 000 house and lot No l76 Reade street south
side 81 600 house and lot No I65 Reade street adon.
ing 81, $50 story brick house and lot No "a East
Twentieth street, north side, between Broadway and
Fourth avenue, sloso Brooklyn property-By Cole &
Chiffon Il lot on Wycko street % from Hoyt street p
feet ssnches 100 feet sos lot adjoining $3.50 lots
Do so1o each, 81 olo lots do, $3.50 each $780,
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me invfncsls passeA Soiny Fob t. and made the CAS-
run N sI days and three hours being the quickest
record " either . calling steam vessel From that
period TIN her arrival shs has encountered constant
Succession OF Gains and contrary winds On Saturday
gnt and SUNDAY morning last experienced heavy gales
from sM and NV, the latter accompanied with and
nA 70 the depth Of three inches During the whole Of
TINS as well as the presiding heavy weather she neither
carried away ropeyarn shipped . single sea. Her
grcstest speed during tho passage 15h knots per
hour, and her greatest run in "a hours 800 miles,
Ship Mechanics Own, az years old $50 tons. built in
new YORK has been sold for SO 000 Steamer Governor
running at the Eastward (where she will remain) has
been sold for $4,000
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Telegraphic Marine Reuort.

bUSrON, MATCH T.
Arrived-Bark A Kinsman, Cardenas ION Saturday
last at = N, in the bay blowing gale from ENE with
snow, saw bark with coers Union down; down to
her. and found her to be the bark Lncolu from Nor
leans Tor Boston, in distress having her rudder and
damaged her hull while wearing ship; laid by until
cieck when the pilot board the Lincoln deemed il
prudent to abandon her. which done then being
70 miles f from Cape Cod)
Arm Eed-Shp Isca Ellsworth Newport, Wales jar
3o briggs onian, Trinidad California Havana Lucy Ann
Galveston; schr Only Son NYork
spoken 10th ut lat "a u lon AZ 49, ship Wings of the
Morning, from NYork for San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA, March l.
Arriyed-Steamer Osprey Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

On Thursday, March 3, by the Rev. II. H. Blair Mr.
JOHN Ross to Miss MARY A. RnHIII- all of this city.
In this city, by the Rev VIM Berrian OF Trinity
Church WILLIAM G. CUNNINGHAM to ANGElISE AMELIA
daughter OF Alyah B. Taylor Esq, of Newark, NJ
On Sunday, March q, by the Rev. H. Cone Mr.. HENRY
THH0ooRx RoART1 to Miss WILSON both of this
CITY.
On saturday March 5, by the Rev. Mr. Glider, Mr..
ADRIAN BAscxx2 to Miss ELIZABETH LoziER both Of Brook
Ign, l. /.
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Passengers Sailed

BERMUDA AND ST Enthusiastically Merlin-For Ber-
muda: DR. Emmett Mrs and Miss Emmett c Barry and
lady, Miss Anthon-6.
For st Thomas-Mrs Wingwood st Thomas DR. Den
condray, Martinique; Kennis Mr. Blasse and son. Ed
Sanchez Carthagena Mr. Porter, Conn; Mr. Lane Conn
Mr. Rogers Mr. McGregor, Mr. Gaudet, Mr. Atwood Phila
delphia; Mr. Stevens, Mr. W Lord, U 8 Consul at st
Thomas; w Peel, New Jersey-l5.
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Passengers Arrived.

New Enthusiastically VIM Penn-Jas Marks Miss
II Sears, Miss Sampson Mrs Robinson and child-l0
in the Storage
IoNBoN-Ship Devonshire-C G Crook Mr. Pbipps Mr.
Liscomb Miss Mantle Mr. Maintain. Master Hylder Can't
Lackirlusk, Of Poland; NJ Isaacks, of Germany.
INERPooI-Ship De Witt Cinton-Nr Danl Barstoy
lady and child
LTERpooL-Sbip Orient Mr. Rose and lady, of England
CIESrUEGos-Bark Reindeer--R Anderson, j Anderson.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEYGE.


CLEARED.
Steamship-Mern, Cronan, IT Thomas and Bermuda,
r Cunard
Ships-Gaena, Leavitt New Orleans, Nelson Il Co;
TSTu,nposs Wilson ss,annsh - BENJAMIN Adams
Barks-Mary r Barney Luther AnaIacbicola n Post
Naine Perkins Mobile Eagle Hazard; Saxony, Howes
nev oreans, Foster Nickerson; Verge Marie (Bels)
Thompson.
;, Brss-Brooksby Crosby Alexandra Ia supposed J
chen " ' ' " DA''
Antoinette, Brown, Jacksonville Brevort a Co
Bergen, Cole, Petersburg, Hunter 4 Co Iouiane
Baltimore. c slaghti Warren, Chapman, New Ia
ven master; E1lcott, Dssoswsy Baltimore johnson 4
Iouden; Monitor, Besse, Wareham master. pearI
wheelen, Richmond, Van Brunt 4 slaght Wright Msr
rift, Jacksonville, Brett yose Co; Rio Coffin do by
the same "A Terry Tuttle Philadelphia Van Brunt
Siaght n Huntley, -, Ba timore Mailer lord
sloops-w H Bowen, HaIlett, Providence -; Nancy
Jane, Saunders, Newport master.
TIE coz came from The Custom House so illegble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

JNM b. JONES, AUCTI0SBER JONES & no
w CART, store NO. - Spruce street Wednesday, A.
O O'Clock AZ the store household furniture groceries Org
goods, lookoggessei aud . variety 81 other g,,is