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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

SALE OF lusIle LAsps-Ine following bill has been in
troduce1 in the Senate
An act 10 amend an act entitled an act to provide the
sale Of tt portion Of the swamp and overhowed lands
granted to the State by acts Of Congress approved ID
March one thousand eight hundred and forty nine and
the 2sth Of september one thousand eight hundrea
and fifty aud appropriate the proceeds thereof and
suspend the sale Of public lands.
Il enacted Iy ne Senate and Hse u hepTssendtltes y
he S'r. rf Lsf4Ra in GsH7ul .4sssfTby c5nreled Ihat
tn eRegiser the Land Office aud the Treasurer IS re,
cover Of pubic moneys be- and they are hereby required
not to sell any mere uuder the act OF the lth Of
March. thousand eight hundred aud hftyWo; Pro
yiied that the provisions Of this bill shall not apply to
the prescription claims secured by the second seeon o
the above reelted act
THINGS IL WAsaISGroS-The French Minister at Wash
inston was to given grand ball the night Of the
1 inst in honor Of the marriage of his On the
25th ult a splendid dinner given by the Prussian
Minister Mr. Fillmore give dinner in honor OF
President Pierce
quite important discovery was made on the 18th ut
by the officers Of the letter office. Last September
gentleman OF one Of the Western States purchased
farm still further in the Eden of America He
was going in person survey his possession but in
stead carrying sum Of $500 about MN, preferred
cousigning it to the mails. On arriving in the town
which was the terminus OF his journey he inquired at the
for the letter which contained the treasure but
owing to failure Of the mail that particular day or
soue other caus. lie did receive it The alleged loss
was communicated to the Department in this city, anu
promp measures adopted to ferret cut tins cause
To-day however the letter. enclosing five $500 bills IN
good money was received as dead letter The owner
was Immediately apprsed of the discovery and VIII socl
again be in possession Of the funds
Gen Pierce appears to have secured himself from muci
importantly, by making all his arrangements peiofe N
came here in regard to the high appontmentstrcm tn
Premier to the steward All the foreign missions vert
hayi are already disposed Of The list OF homnssion
| So he ~ saf. nppi ailments is aate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

EOR WABASH RlVER-New Or ~ =
IL Wabash River Pssk.t,Ihs TIL new % and
spendid light drnght SII.As WRIGHT,
Capt c. Coolidge, will regular packet during 'e se'
ts- For freight or passage, apply on board. lso
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

WI7I leave WflNI-sDAII -IaT1l % a 3 o tI17k =
EyOR SALINE and BLACK RIVER, r. n
Il ro.NT rLEAsAN BoYDs, rlSNELLs, .
~ MINIS. HOFSON'S McFARLAND'S, RHI MES
EbDI%G'S MooRE's bCCEWCRTh's HARRISON s NElL,,''s
IANplNGS TRENTON, COLr.,FIA, HAERGSONBUEG, con,
NIsHES TRINITY, and all l4pIlGgs Saline aad black
Ryt-.-Regu.ar Olaenta aud sdme Packet-The ne~ 'Hi
lkht draslI rasssuz steamer FRANE KEELING. fa'an
konrs Iott re gat hLd will lare 's f95Fe' F'f
MenoWfIi Jf 4 BELL, L. roydras street
4. FHELLNEN
4 NrCEbART. NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
.ALLIB.fM.4 RITEk

VIII leave TUESDAY Nsrth :, a. O'Clock p.
EyOR ALABAMA RIVER.-RegI- rs n
u isr through L.ns-for MuSTG oMERY WE
RIVER intermediate aHi5gs,
de NEW HASlNTe superior and swift sty'ee
PEARL. A. Z. fl.u, receiving freight and VII
For having superior Aeeh
TONS Gplly Oh beard. or "a ..... -
~ uGLEsBY 6NfACAuLAY, as Tcho1ptoulss street,
- a o,1,5si,. ~ WorkEolss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

NOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay
ST LOUIS PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS- .tEassssa5+z-<as
SSSPPI CITY extending LYSCHBuRG SPRINGS and PASt A
and leaving Pascsgou4 Sunday morning.
Weekly Packet Steamer CRE0LEIhe new and splendid
CREOLE, r. W. Luke, master bhi
ths trade, with aceommodaoua VIII leave the
Railroad arrival OF the Cara At the LAKE as eo"s
tsPON NEW ORLEANS: FROM BlLONI:
WEDN ESD Az. ......l0 a. NJ, cars SUNDAY ENENlNG
SATURD. .Y..,...-..5 5 p. N. cars THURSDAY EVENING"
BILOXI intermediate Landings, " 30 ch-
d Servants, 81 o0 Deck, 81 90.
Ter Freight received Railroad deg On Mondays tuesdays IL
R The Letter Bag office the regury
Wednesday morning o'clock and Saturday evening at oel2ck
H. GEHbho, AGENT " bHhA fIhoe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

. Bill pIsPursp-The harness for the horse and car
raee to be presented General Pierce was contracted
for and made in Boston but the contractor having sub
squeny charged s1s37 FOR the same the committee re-
fused to pay it, and ordered new set to hs male IN New
York The Boston contractor, it is said Will sue the
committee for the amount as they directed him to mako
il ont Of the best material without regard to cost The
mounting on the harness Si0o and are mostly
Of solid silver and beautiful design representing
oak branches leaf and This is not the hrst in-
stance Of Boston rrpudation We recoleet case lew
wears since in which citizen of Neworeans suffered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
PERIL RLFER.

viii leave THURSDAY, Marsh 10, at O'Clock I'm
ETOR PEARL RIVER, COLUMBIA, fsg n
MONTICELLO o, Csc CEuLA, sud all ernetats ~ssyis
landings -Th- r. splar Askst steamer ANN Ian
CASTER Will leave above, For freight aIpy ot At h9
NV Ba.in, orto HART i CRENSHAW, AGENTS,
nh- Corner and Tchoupttou - sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
wxyUIrE PINE LUMBER-About ii 600

wv ise White Pine Lumber, clear nom knots and we,
scoeI Will BE- sold application nte within two OF s'e
ays on board p MARSFELD at ross I, Third DISTINCT "S'1s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

The black dress coat is doomed. An nkasent hsim
rsrial Hishusss lleon III has banshed is from me
aet Of Paris aud Paris gives the vogue TO all tho
world we may It disappear IRON this SsstF hem
ohere It's successor is blue velvet, asle breasted
standing collar steel buttons, braided aud s tne Ga
black was very unprsiendus garment, snd as It Woai
last Indefinitely parties it cheap very cheap eom
pared with its more conspicuous II has had
pretty eng reign, Surviving half dozen french ay
pssties and yet the Paris writers eore i!s demise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

ENsKAyr YsssEL FOR LtBERl,-Fhe American Coloni-
zaton Society is making preparations 10 start vessel
from Norfolk Va she first May with eEsrants for Ii
beria One hundred and ereny-sig pesens nave @irsa''
applied Tor passage Of whom one hundred and
are from Virginia hfty-two from North earotaa sN I'm
| Kentucky thres from Massachusetts one rem vii,
from Pennsylvania and one from NfWle'A = -, =.
tio,a 4 p Nv q undred ana nifty passengers AR-
peation for passage should be made Immediately inc
price of passage and months support IN oe' Is 500
for ali who are able to pay free passage and six
months support will be given to all worthy persons VINO
are unable 10 pay and who can core vel reeonnenAe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

viii leave THURSDAY, March TO- a, O'Clock Pm.
FOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN ~ =
n WOOD, LEFLoRE, MARION, YAZoO CITY, Ls4S@ps-Es7c
TCHULA, SATARTlA, VlCKSbCRG ali
andngsReguIar Yazoo River Packet Steamer MONROE
and running steambost MONROE Gwsrtne
will leave above, For freight board or to
mhs 7. WILSON, II CaroEdelVt street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

VIII toara SATURDAY, Much l., at O'Clock P. NJ
EN0R NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE ~ N
all int rmeliat- laadings on Cumberland ~ 4
kt,sr-1he fine light draught, fast running regular
Nashville packet IROQTBIs. Capt Peterson viii leave as above
WiiITE x BuCHANAS, a. Fulton street.
mhs J.J. Cllll4lS, - foydrss street
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OU.fCHIT.f RfFER.

WIZ leave SATURDAY. March "a at O'Clock r.u.
NOR ALABAMA LANDING,
n POINT PLEASANT. ouACHITA CITY, lJsNn15stt-7]
TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA GAINESVILLE zssszzs.k
ARRIsOSB RIG, TRINITY, and all bindings Qachil b
RisrsTbe fine passenger steamer ReCkAN Az
Capt Cauuou wl or freight or isagri ap
~ MOsES GREENWOOD & GO. - Caroni- let strer
mt5 or WILLIAMS. PHILLIPS a CO. Caroudtrt ttreet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

VIII leave THURSDAY, March 70. st o'clock 81.
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPEA Fy -
4 and al lsnaiOc. on Al4,Aua q, ,,e
Nv BAsn-The new elegant " Ell MP-
A. A. Os rcI.ht a. the New haelt and VIII
Is.ys As above. app board, or to
mis- MeDOWELIa JR. BELL l2 Poytras street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

CRoP--BALTIMoRE GAMBLING--PRo-
HIBITluN OF SMALL ENTHUSIASTICALLY KENNE-
DY- PRESIDENT FILLMORE SOUTHERN TOUR
POLITICAL HEGIRA-FRENCH sPoLlATloNS, ETC.
Of thf GIfsrfnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08
TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, NJ rch 9, at ! O'Clock P.
NOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBlA, Hsy n
EASTPORT and Il intermediate laulngs-Reg
Tennessee River Packet GHEROkEE-IheE ExznE1k<s
AMI light draught steamer CtiEkOhEE eh " o
tceiv freight and VIII leave as hpe'e rV
eight passage, apply on board or TO
N Tha CHEROKEE will take freight for NashyNelrlVtee Q
re-shpping from PRducah = .-.,
mis- WHITE BUCHANAN SI.t 1ltoh street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
furniture, &f.

ALL GRANDCHILDREN ON LIST
N avnext-GILLlES BYRNE respectfully inform
their rstros and the public generally that IN consequence OF
the increasing demands made them for ENAMELED
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, and not
having room at their old stand to satisfy ALL they COM
PEELED 90 remove the LET May next to the NEW and
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE. No. $40 broadway, between
MORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery.
B-Preyious TO the lst May can be found as usns
nj onr old stand No. 4as Broadway, Mandatory No ~
reepe-st Offering greater Inducements 10 purchasers OF
GENITINF WEII-SEASONED ENAMELED fURNl-
iTRF than any other establishment in the Uned states
The Trade supplied az usual in unlimited Quantities.
GILES BYRNES, No. +52 Broadway,
East side. below Grxnds-
Aaer LIST of NAV next at No SO Broadway.
Eyery description Of Hair and Huss Mattresses Panass
Pillows &c at the lowest rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
A HgARr-sRoKEs MAsnc.-We have

A HgARr-sRokEs MAsnc.-We have Just
been put la possession of the particulars Of scene OF
sorrow seldom witnessed A young lady, OF this city
respectfully connected and of lair reputation nearly
two years ago became acquainted with
sidln Ina this place. The acquaintance soon rpcned
INTO a strong attachment and finally love her part
Under The promise Of marriage AZ she says she was
made 10 yield 10 his solicitations and last sutamn she
gave birth TO child which lived only TWO days He
disrsgsrded his promises avoided and frowned upon
her Here she ws deprived Of her lover and 81 her
child She felt that every eye turned upon her wth
seorn bst those who her At her work or met her
on the knew her Disgrace Day by day and week
BIZ week her heart sank within her, pA;eness %
her cheeks ADD her frame wasted away all she now
Almosts living skeleton. wednesday morning she went
70 work Ia the mills usual. but returned, say
ing tina; she sck. In lew hours she was rsving
maniac her gone, perhaps forever Since uen
.he hss had few rational intervals Ia one Of which shs
stated that she met that morning the one she calls her
btrsysr aud hsfsovned upon her and treated her with
eooerpp ehe could besr al ths dAYace that attaches
10 her condition he would uest her kindly Bot tho
thought that the has loved dearly and the
who made her such fair Dromies should desert hss a.
tins Tune ard heaFtisssiy and cruelty insult heS
borne down with sorow At her condition Whist pic
ture II needs no comment Of ours Pubic opiaion
viii hunt down the hesrtiess ysin who betrayed hsr.
Manchester IN. HI Mirror.
~ The above relation prOvokes some re-
lection on the Sovereignty Of the Individual,
the right Of every man to do pretty much ~
he pleases,' &C., Sc, which the reader will
please follow out for himself tE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
CTPFRIOR COURT for the CITY Of NEW

~ YORK Ws=ks asanst samae Co9gl an ns
q . u,.@y d<nlaEt rs1frat 10 sAntfL LONHDoe i0a
arr k-rsbg r-sr-1o ins ser tns ofa ~
-, ~ rkek ercy s-rvef Jod .sS 70 ~f'-
cooy a ycur sad complain; On tss 81
- a.. 10 s. CO X ss~ f<s ia tee1C
-. e., d ksreo .Kc.g.s. o. Ne az 'ea Ttse-'
~ VOC Ill 20 a.s-s sat eom9ari ~tss ne sss sDs
- X. ,i.nt n ss eefon 81 tsks judgment aga 49, J0z of
v5 soa-znd aBaer and nn-J 90 .rs asd tsesy
- o,-re.t ron lh.re>1tb s.y u Nay oaS tsso
-, 5000 al az two besides he cost q css aeto.
DsteS Nsrrk u. 80 49, - IoIs ,s,-..s-. ....-.--.
y o,Dln, above ai-d n TIE od~s q M
cs az ~ suys.ss ss~ ToFs he ph LAY q hreh
t." ~ W ezlf Issss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE cr

INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE fcr
new srlrSH .zS fssr saiiiLx s,cAxrsa,p UNCLE SAM.
2stf tupsl wilh,a A. s-, corsHSne r vi al TO- A.
ANR Ts. Dice ss1n - escabhshs6 tie Character Of
benE f.ssss. exner en- tie rcae having an Der 40
toruer keat 81 OF hsr ecpst-9Ts t.on 80 20
kve Ssv. Her rosS ou.,iss a ,ea-eos; and secorno
ea-rns or u1c5 saPer'or - oeef 81
hsr r-eS Ne e5nrz viii - s,lre< Ga ne pa, o.
her cfces snj the p2s>enSep through ~ita
s1rssfO, oo1frt ard safry For fsist o. oa~sa<e a.
snru.ly io~ n.sss Apply 20 Z MILLS Asen; No. u
CO1rtlsnSfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, Actioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Ma


= ST, Hew-YoTki also, Essex and Grand ss, jersey
City, and Hudson-st. Newark also Farm IN Ulster Cos
NewYork, at Aucton-ALBERT II. NICOLAY will sell
FRIDAY March Is, at II O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange:
NAssAU-sT-The unexpired years esse from LIST May
1853 of the fvestoy BRICK House No Is Nassau st. and
paIt of House No II Pinest; Lot about "A by so feet
House about by g. feet Present rent s. 500 per
Possession given ten days AFTER the day Of sale.
JERSEY CI1Y-ThTee twostory and basement frame
Houses and Lots situated the northeast corner OF Essex
and fronting Essexst within three minutes
walk Of the ftTy These houses Oiled in with brick
and have brick walls twelve inches thick Lots 2j by
90 feet Houses each Is feet square. They finished ia
the best manner with marble mantles gas, ventilang
tubes and Hyas illuminating ties In the roofs
SLIGO can remain each for Eve years, at percent.
GRAsDsT-Tbe three Story and basement bnck House
and Lot adjoining the southeast corner OF Grand and
Wanents together with the vacant corperlo both front
ing or Grand Lots Is by IS feet esch House Is by IS
feet Waen-st. 10 severed and water will be in IL during
the year - GOO the property, remain TO suit
purchaser An additional can remain Tor one year
oesfed, at per cent.
EEwARK r. J-Four desirable Lots northeast corner
AV.IUABIE TRAcT OF LAND-Containing - acres and
rood In the town OF WarwasiDg, Ulster Co. within
"A miles of the beautiful OF Eenyie 30 miles from
Eewburgh, on the Erie Railroad
Title indisputsbe. Terms easy . ~, An
For further particulars, apply o<the Aueuonee'' NO "
Wallst. Pfol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
~ Belcher's Artesian Well at 81. Louis

r. Belcher's Artesian Well at st. Louis,
b<s.n oar ysas sace. has reached depth Of LOO
se, Al Ehs depth, esylng passed Though sFel sussA
ssordns s.lr -ster, pretty es7oas stream Of
Ter i-~nes from The vel Tic pzesen. stratum ols
.-d ooe AID lie indie atoms are that pare fresn s4ie
scsfht be far cAs.Lt CeaIs tberot1>tef Sos
increase u ls Temperature N deseendnS ION nc e'p
20 the bestom Of tins great bare
n The EIakorW CWis) Wesfers star desig-
n.s,s Pre- sosl~r, ~ -. :~rus vso and sooly7 -
shiy - hoaxA "a ss6 ss1sr shs ssns ssltes styo-
esrsd the Free SOL ~ De sfssssi psv :" ~'f
ysars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
1,ITpPFNE COURT-Iohn Crabtsee against

~ C.th. Rsrss Atzzt strJ, A. % tos et1ts Jcta
49, l.rra>~t RICHMOND COUNTY, - 80; To ne 10
s,.E LTHAKISE ROeissos fOs IRE h-r- aH1oe-s ard
1890 tie cuEprr; as setsa ~ 80 AID "a
-, o.. = Ne Ciegs q he Co11ty ktnon1 "a ne
$50 ~ a Nafeh 0ssss< ed, hlefet sa3 Err three.
- - I've car q yO1r ss9 eorEr ne ssb
,~ss Al Asir oEc- ~ CITY n S~s fort ~thn t~sy fsys
.ssf fs h>r.f stasse o. ne az 1sA rvs snd
g = "a sn-z-r .p3 cDapas -ha fhs xoress4
r.lsfs sspy IL C0at 81 tie fs1sf s@n< ne
- Date Il - IT.h 1ay ofxsrcA. ls63
~ ls.S-Th K1ERsoS 4 PRICHAkD, Ar % ia Plzia.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

u BEDS. MATTRESSES, &c, 81 CRAWblCks. NO.
C4FAP UPHOLSTERY ana FEATHER SrOke.-Inss
st.enton of families about purchasing nsea
p,Issses Beasteads Cots, &C, all OF which have oech
ssed AT low cash prices and viii be sold at such Pees
nsl- II an iudscenenf for al TO call ard examine tns
SOL nreyous 70 making their purchases o9oas sent
- ,ny nsrt OF the city, Brooklyn and ne o.
% s olS Rsss ana Mattresses renoyated and made ove
'-i'sse' Wv w. CRAwBUCK, No. SSs Grsnd-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER

ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAhbEh
Observation-Disclosures a STACY. No. 50
BROAD vsy cor Of Spring ST. Opposite 81 Nicholas hotel
Presrott and Cosmore Housesl now offer Al wholesale
"a ,s,il the most extensive and yaried assortment OF
ENAMTLED FURNITURE to be found N the United
State All from original designs including Oriental, Ser
srtins Omen Cottage High Post and other patterns
fM s aeyoting themselves exclusively 10 the mans
frtrnns department. OF this business assure pure ssss
80, sa, rrorre OF them well s-esosed durable and ee-
w, E,n,turr AZ prces rsng SIS TO $500 per suite
Hair soring and all other Msiires1s festhef oeos SS-
A. the lowest wholesale prices ..,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
List u Patents
L,usd ran ~ Csissd States PsfSas Q1<s ~ ~ ~s<k
~-<.~o Axx<kK ian

c.r.Azlx Hrrpxf,< kxne Yklhsas

ss1<s1 AaoA5. Len.
cs~ssy Prepared Es ne r. T. rrAssa
Warm Aldneh, Of Lowell, Nsa, for improvs~sst In
T.rpsnx- Latina dated March Is 1853.
Henri Dessrner OF Baxter Houss Englsad kx imlssvs
nsns Ia Machines tor expressing 5sxarAns JUICE Dsse<
March Is, 1883. fstsnted in Enxian4 Hsb ~ ls3k
Ia Hessen Sbr szszr syrup. Dsssd Mach, u isn
Psten,ed IN knsisnd Pet. -. lsz
Wm- 3. q. Coleman, Of Providsncs, NJ tM i@vso,s.
B.oek Of ssii-yezeh Dsssd MAes - ~
Peter Ten Ryek. q k...foff; = ,ssl 'Sf i"p''ss'
HSes Hs,shsl Of Lowell, NAs- Aasisasr 70 n Au-
shsli W. Adneh I L: B. Tying q .ss rse: - Improve
msBt in Kniffss hassAn.n - 700 ~
w..to. Rssss. ef Tszsssu, As~, fs Iopsessnsas IA
iss.<s ksseh u, LESS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
SUPREME COURT.-Henry

NJ y1-ys sos,h Hsrv-, and G-rs- soul.
1,r- b SOAR Danssl .nd Jsn-s Gl-r-s.n
-. fos Rs.4- Com 10 JAMES A GILBERT fOs
80 b.r,bv required ne oOHplg, tks
.et.n ~haA s-4 he o1ee u he Cert Of the County
Ks Al ~, CTR H. Of Bfooyn, ne Eth say Of Jsnasy
yoa sns~- 10 ne sss comp sst
A. n. ,sberb-r rs DR. No a Wal e. a As Cy u ss-
Yot ssr Ii, u ths summons 90 Joa
az Of s1ca ahf you al % .nFru ne
A.. csr.s. W. ~ sS--ssd the 7ssths tas .r,oa
. .,,r "a a.. Com, t,r --t-f d>a.nd~d The
I,,.sf J....ry d. - ALERT MATHEWS.
ftai.-s-Th Pa40t.fs' Ag5fn<y 50 - Nal o., y. T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
ADRIAN II. MULLER Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on 9TH.AV

" ALOhDIE NOI Ht UH q 10 Y :.
Y and 35TH.ST at Auction ADRIAN H. MULLER
A Co will sell At Auction, TUESDAY, March q, at II
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
Lot the southeast corner of 9thsv. and 35h-s, 20
eet inches in width by so feet 10 depth Lots adjoining
Oh the avenue varying from 10 feet inches to 20 feet in
width by 60 feet 10 depth.
35thsree-8 Lots south side 35h-st., adjoining the
above and varying from feet inches TO 80 feet u inch
in width by SO feet inches Depth with the improvements
thereon foundation walls with tier Of beams
Nbav loison the 35th lots buildings carried up TO ID
story the Seventy per cent can remain on bond
and mortgage
Also large quantity of carpenters building maeris
lumber sashes, doors &c, ell new
For further particulars apply to the Auctoneer No.
Wall.Gt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

CHOW CAsES-A large assortment cor
~ sanity hans s-s made 70 order rse mates. ryle
P.Tte1sr s.,enon Isis % ers.r. rsceiyed sg .se
sarts DON east o BrnsfTsy.
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AYERs CHERRY ELECTORAL for the

YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL for the
IA cure OF Coughs Colds Hoznensss, bEonehsts hoop
ina Cc1xh Group Asthma, and COnsuuptson--Aany ye4s
trial instead Of nparrg he pubic confidence N this
MEDICINE, has for Il a2prsci4faon and notonsty By
far exceeding the most sanuse expectations OF ia fsn9s
Nothing ia intrinsic vrtues and the 2nrkabs bcne
Il eonfeed thousands % s1tersrs eo1d originate AID
MAINTAIN the reputation erjoy. While many inferior
remedies upon the eOnl1ify lave 4lsd and bec
s.zGec tina has gained friends By every tn& conferred
benefits the .fcted tsy orze AID produced
Ours and 100 remarkable % Be fJrsoen
Which, % fraud on tie public - pretend that any o1e
medicine will iEf4by ear--so there abundant proof
thsf the CHERRY PICTORIAL does not oliy general
thing bGi Almost invariably cure Tie naedes Tor -a1eh u
"a employed -.
As M IA kss these f.cts wider nj better knosn, n
reeipe has Gradually become the bs. reznce Of the a.
fccsd from tie ozezbin q the American Pe@4nt 70 TIE
PALACES OF European Kings Thrs skOat this enre eOqn-
NV N every SEats efy AID nGeed almost every hamlet
contains. CHERRY PICTORIAL - n0sn - tie DIST
remedy ex-<uf for d~ss Of the Throat and LnnsA ani
RAW sr- % coanrios u eo1nlnE 70 b eAtenSvey H1
Nv tieir nnuss nfel Eert physeizns In Grcar Britain
Fr,nxs I'D GERMANY whsEe tie medical sclences hay,
r-aehsd ,aeir hiEbesl perfection CHERRY PECIONAL
II rrrouoed ana Constant N ths <sies nssrits'
.lue hcuses p1bc ns1ruroDs and IN dornorae Pfscuce
A tse szrr. r-nrcy t1sfr attending Pnyses can snpy
f N. more dEuxeroSs AderiO0- q the Lungs Also n
rasr cssrs and sox caldre1 u u safe Pheasant kr1 e1ee
"a 70 cure n Of the Eost n.renns tinlo-
"a. We receive lave hem from parents ~no hs.e onnt t
r. CHERRY fECrOR1L = u,z1lf.cszred By prsc-
re. Oh ~ nd eserJ Of gner nls OWE eye, wlr1
iur,.be scruscJ and 10 = seaed AID proceet>1 ~
aw From eOzp<rs o1nse1enry can Be relied On - es1s-
inc without sfHirsraricn- =
We rave erSesseres hsre 70 fansb the somazrsv win
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NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures is

hereby E-e - -- a The -s u ~ Res. E'.s
- RRaDI ~ GOODMAN Of lie CITY % Nee fOrt 10
s.- -y made b. SsE slt-T tie srtsr 81 TIE saT
r..s Coul'y u lft M BE- 1ssoufed sccorfEs %
- AZ IL sIrozs.e Cay Of sr~ ORR ne ira
AZ OF lpr oos III seaon d thai ffy -h,n
psrsour ssyrr 5-at. ss.Est sd sstts vi S-ssf
tieu y s.id ssrfossfe ~h her prod. o. vg1seer.
nLass A W. BRADFORD, sgrrozs,s
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CTFAMER for AUSTRALIA. via the

~ 1STHMUS Of PANAxA-Tne substantial Steamship
UNICORN. Capt W. 2 Lzfrdse having Oes1tifa accom-
rods;ions, vii b. dispatched from Panama IN the eAy
rsrr Of Apr frr sydney New South Wales under
and eAnvas She VIII limited number Of FITss and
Second CABIN Passengers Who can leave View Io-k ~ axe
~ list March, Or AspsnE val Ths s..eo'o7
OF penons wishing avoid the voyage around The Ce
10 invited % this opportunity. Apply 20
ROWLAND ASfINWALL