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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

Observation-Disclosures N HUMPHREY, NO. 3'J
Broadway are ds cvins per packet from Europe sddio
h and elegant CarpengL fabric aud styles
ana pcusiy adapted oy trade For sale full ten
Ien.t tia theret selling gmilH goods
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By Lsrrxas PArHxr (sEcVREp) le49-fVtvER,
xAcpxRs fk.xSt Mspsoircfkle VoLrMe Cstss ssnss'sS
Ia uexn unfe< fnenS the most VOID e 0seefey N
neuns eot ect Of he pseseE day he ~ ~
i,s~fon has AusrAb BY the AcAy OF Well
nv NeYork applied with great
80 n lie Msie. Colleges tho City, Bellevue and Warts an1
a~. Rrookyn HesPlts and IN Europe BY TIE hoy<
CeIrrs Physsns London S the Ae1aes NsiienA &c As
~ Imperial Faculty Vienna BY the keya Fecay
:, Ris snS cher scientific iniatons Of the order nsans
sbs - r. posssssion to sef
sNcxs America and Europe web ef the
-f Srusnf and disfnsusAct remecs % ne peon eoa
s'rS'.ss,s~ nd iusp the public 70 examine tneu
l<rsrd dsscriponsone n personal ese ana one hr
~ - comics Of teisseuisk and number Of cess
~ ana Europe b Obtained Es = the Once
80 e scsWsr V prepaid inquiries ssrasaas ~ g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

spLtxpip CARPETISGs FoR SPRING SALES, l103.-
ssTa LouEssEaKY No as Peails receiving IN store,
~, 80 arrival. large stock Velvet Tapestry, BRUSSELS Ihfeepy
pd InsSsn Cssp Of chse and elegant ugns which having
len previous advance they are
bsd Ia offer Ut very great Inducements
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Our Summer Mer5no UndcVess universally approved az
'"'1" ~ WIN - A. RAKErS & Co, Hosiery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

MeUnNIEa MUsLINs-l00 pieces beautiful MOURNING
ps isop. Al nc per yard worth 2C 800 pcs Mourning Lawns
A. M ~o,th iG Just received the Mourning Store OF
-" BARTHOLOMEW WEED. No. 55l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

SuyERIoR Doors AND GAITERs.-I0 those who want
Boots superior quality At moderate Po we woaa say
"a 40 WIfgINss fashionable establishment No ll fuion were
assortment Of Spring styles 70 Do found 10 new
Yok wsuty five cent lees than usually charged IN bro"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

"Nor TO PUT TOO FINE A PoIsr UPoS lT."-Ibere is
ADMIT fashionable cbespot and largest
OF ,so eBs Clothing OF styles and aorcs soet
- 80 N te selections Of Genif Furnishing Ooof
Isey &C. l. 70 H. FosrERs csleoeed Wholesale
Retail Clothing Warehouse No ~ Coaaud where ty Keep
made viii make iu SUIT OF CONES
in txelEe hours and please % cal aEan' aboaLh
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F1ssrevlxks & Wills, Psychologists and publish
- S,.,s. Han No Isl Nas.su-st, New-York.

- FewlRRs & WELLS, Phrsnoogsts and publish
srs csntsn Hall, No Isl Nasssns- New-lork
~ TRow's INV YoRK CIRS DREoroRi for leoS-l'
ronrled b, H. WILSON, oce No 81 Aansi second hoorl
nov IN the course preparation and viii be lad before the pnee
this week
M the Intention Of compiler and pabAer TO render this the
r complete accurate and comprehensive work OF the knd ever
,sued In this city.
IN addition to the information usually sven the Appendix the
rc,or, there viii be found Ranks tho United Ssc
,p the locations names Of President and Cashier Discount
n.v cp,. Number Shares Par Naue Dividends Payable Se
S vhihu hoped win be found valuable TO the mercantile e0u
munity. - -.
In Sa the above and much other matter never here
,e oonied in the City Directory there has been prepared Tor this
,ork t and believed complete @ Of The Secret and BENEFIT
soissies meeting city which, the following may eo
named
Aasona Am Prot As~SAS'on' Aenl.es q 'i'-0''
{, N n n UAO.D. nofT
O. o. A. D u. o. bere@n~ n y. " -
Sc a,ory,c. NJ MP1 Daughters Of Ssrna-a
Y>...h,,r, Of America 8. o. T. See. efthe Iron Asn
nT,N LOR, Ogdeg Of the Crcic.
a oF E0LR, Mas Mat Psot.Assoi,
r Nut Ben Csd Of Temperance oass OF the Lone Ss,
Ancient Oder Of Hiseraisrs
a.. .. and localities Of ocers Of the Grand Lodses
s a. ma The Nikas Of Meeting Of theig
mates So, -, =, 80 -.
from heretofore used
IN. am, .Aises sos all is said, YET it seems
morn ua4e wsln "a ceank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

UspgR. GARMENTs AND HoaERY.-ThOse IN want OF
the very eaOds very low should buy directly from the
msnufac tnrrrs and importers al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

IN. ana, .Anes for all IL 10 said YET q seems
mt soe yery poos pictarcs ara maee VIA - oeaas
sil Al f,uxrYys and learn What 81 .fest can trace,
With hsh ion lis psncii each nssart sssce, ~.
~ Csrssrxis Gallery No $40 Broadway, contains
a. Ts., ssi,,ct;os AZ psrpsr.sn hlenesss linen
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Ysns. Der soldsn trump. s sIls

Powder lei and Pills for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

A Exw FEATURE ~ HATs--Aessrs. hATFEkrf o.
Ix.sx woud c Of the pube % me sc ny ~
s q hs enss charge IN every bs a. - and over
c q H. bet opeors 10 the city tor ne purpose o. osog -
1lsS - Hat and that they have applied 20
fhc Patenf oce Of the u D. or ps.sns, n 81 e..,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25

.eeson declined 10 take the LEAD among me uDd
a., ~ fs presenf Light shady and aexibe there non
that exceed them, and 10 syt M,
lS k.,is ieouins Nor the Swiss Hat straw spf
r. ~ season. bro0Eht ont By OEsfs be orss
aud vsy handsoe sumner cnaP IN VD
go sys invited 70 zee styles now reedy
bs'' GENfEs No IA Broadway, opposite - Fs1Fs
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aI6sbt 4. adapted tothe eye and music 10 the ear I"
~ q : ~. Irndar armenia soid AZ ADAMgs HOgleT

~ So the Under-Garments sold at ADANss Hosiery
and UnderOsunenf Mandatory, -
are asaned 10 on weather. cooling end aD
sope cold warming and comforting Give them
trisi snd ever serward you will ooutinue 70 them
Lmys CAIRNS ONLY TWELVE SHnLIses!-CAS-
a, ,yea,.d an excellent assortment Of s Justly popular Ian
on ser M tbs Ladies expressly dgned for summer wear BENG
sr,se es A. The aud
civ comfortable 70 the feet they highly approved Of BY
VIE have given them a cAsTRELLs establishment a. Noo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

MEMBERS MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF r CITY on
Having been repeatedly urged by many OF the members
to be candidate for the Office Of Corresponding Secre
tay to be voted for this evening at special election to
b held for officers of the Institute and with high ap.
pseciation OF your Kindness and grateful of
obligations for your confidence vet must respectfully
decline being candidate for reelection and trust
VIII elect another person to fill my place. Having al
ready been twice unanimously elected your Cores
pending Secretary without nv solicitation for the same
aSd having served the Institute such for the last
years to the best OF poor abilities without receiving
any emoluments whatever for my services or for the
lectures which have had the honor to deliver before the
members yet my feeble efforts to promote the welfare
of the Institute Rave in the least been successful shall
consider myself wen repaid for services and it is with
the warmest feelings OF grateful heart that shall
always look back with eat pleasure TO the many
teous attentions which always received from the
officers and members Of the Mechanics Institute and
they viii be preserved with deep emotion during fc
Our country to mechanics a debt of graft nde
for without their skill should know but little Of our
present greatness Their productions have caused the
wonder and admiration Of the whole civilized world We
indebted TO them for all the triumphs of ar-for all
the wonderful exhibitions of genius and scientific applca
ons OF natural powers and in all matters Of practical
use mechanics have surpassed the world. And who
made greater struggles and sacrifices for freedom
the Revolution than the mechanics and worknymen Of
our countryS Every is himself in some mea sure,
entrusted with The public safety; and their duty and
principles have always been to respect the laws OF their
country and to defend liberties and the perpetuity
Of institutions and in the hearts aud Judgment the
honest and enlightened mechanics and workingmen Of
Hee fair sirtuous and independent country national
pride is at stake: and in glorious land where the
and noble heart throbs with self confidence and
pride to love beloved country must be faithful
feel and realize your individual Importance, and
attach the proper weight TO youNpwn personal exeron
with my best wishes for the prosperity of the institution
remain. faithfully.
Your friend and obedient servant
CHARLES II. DELAVAN
New York, Feb. 10, 1903. Corresponding Secretary.
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Passengers Smiled.

ArsIpArA-Bark Peytona-Duke Paul William, Prince
Of Wurtemburg, Mshaw, D Davis Torra, Hare issy
bert Renary, " Lidde, Liddle COLLISION String
er, Russell, II Clements, J Mcintyre, Archer, f 4
Ieudo yicas err CAIeeche Han Hanson e Acker
W Smith, W Bailey, Mr. Dewey Mr. McCallam, Mccall
Lana, Mr. Eaton, Davis W Mcdonnell, Mons de Saint
prix, Mad Saint Trx and child, Mons Faro, Field,
Mcmahon. Patelc, Gleesendere, Jarvis, Mary Jar
Wis and child Wells, Marshall, lie Gen Heiden Tein,
Iangdcn, J W la Pierre. W Bechlenorr, + Cue, 4
Agnew, Bullow, W Lynch, ] Thomas J Holloway, J
Donncy, Donnelly, L Pattcrsall, Baylan J Bust
field, HPatrick Gstevart, Patrick McKenna ohm An
Shel, Ferguson. J G Schenck, sotcb, d Murphy G
W Edwards Parks, J shaw, Holden, Newhouse,
Book, + Cook, Penny DAshwell B Morse JGrcenalgh,
j Seaman, Seaman, J GineX, Bru2etti, Pelrotta
w Porter, G Essex, J Coboune, X Parsons L Kemble
W Harris, W Harris and children Mr. Taylor D suli
van, VIM Nuckcn, Sewel Ingram Hicks Wild
W Bennett, Holmen Il Hancock, Newhonse, B W
Johnson Beanns, Reed, Mr. Holmes Wobliskc, A A
CUNNINGHAM, Henry Donnelly, scanlan Jewell.
ton Churchill Cambrelng, Rev Mr. Ingersol lady, three
children and nurse; o Perkins, Mrs 5 Martin L W
Winene1 1 md lady G Foot Wells Capt Child
and lady, Miss Sarah Townsend Mrs Fonday Mrs Packer
snd servant James Edwards Joseph Dellatorre James
Edwards Jr Belden d Chapman NJ Derar and lady:
Chas Arnold, Edwin Hollis lady, child and servant
Garrett Green and lady, Smith, T Epps, d 7 Hogue
Master Hogue, II Lewis, VIM Seaman, g Hendrick.
son, Mr. Galpin, Mrs John T. Bergen, De Martin, J II
lester Clark Benner, 1pptt, Miss Crosland, Miss i
Davidson Lyman, Edward Davidson, Q Fox--l0 in
lhe seeiage.
CHtaIysoS-Steamship James Adger-Dr A Robbinf,
Darlington, II II Darlington, Stillman Still.
man l. Ducournan, i Concklin Charles Hoyt Il Fin.
ney c Leonard, J Parrish II w Field Mrs Field Miss
Bradhurst, Robert Allen u w Hebraud, Mrs Osborn,
Mrs Mary Hendricks Kinsman, Bernard Miss Ayre,
hr Harris, Mr. Stewart Mr. Anderson, Mr. Montgomery,
Mr. Avre, Nr Courtney, William Allen and lady, f Wis
wall, Jr, Davis and lady, William Hurlburt, Miss
Mary Bstes, Mis- lIeaden John Deas AZ shton,
Granniss BENJAMIN Conkney and family, Miss N L
Bostwck = Bcebee, Mr Cameron, l. johnson and Lady,
7 N Dick on and servant, Mics Thomson, Dugan, Mrs
Falconer and daughter Mr. Lord36 in the Storage.
NoRYoIK, &c--Steamship Roanoke-Miss OIcott, Miss
Burr, Mrs Mason Pierre Van Courtlandt, Eubang,
Mr. II Cullen Smith, John Hof Mr. Afoncc and lady
Iallby o y Bright. Mrs Monday, Mrs G II Smith, r
Mathews, r Bass, Church Buckbridge, John T.
Collier, + s Gordon, Jordan, John Keyo W Plea
SAINTS r King, and twenty in the Storage
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

Information brought to the Second District s.atisn
house yesterday morning that the wife Of named
Bernard Hogan, resding on the OF Charles and
Tellmaa streets lying dead in bed her appearance
indicating that she had been violently beaten Officer Jo
sephus Buck Immediately proceeded to the house and
found the woman In the back basement her face AL
covered with bruises and of blood about the floor
and the wells and ceiling all bespatered He took view
Of the premises and went to notify Coroner Ball In the
meantime officer Phillips of the Second District police
proceeded in search Of the husband whom he met abor
nine o'clock his return from Williamsburg whittier
he had gone to inform his relatives Of the death Of his
wife On taking him into custody, Hagan said TO the
officer,
II am not guilty"
You amt returned the officer How DO you know
what have arrested you for =
The prisoner did not but hung down his head
and commenced crying. He taken to the station
house and locked up after which officer Phillips returned
aLs institute search about the premises In the part
Ment occupied by Hagan everything appeared In dis
order; blood was smeared tout everything a pnr OF
boots were cogged vito IT, and long hairs If pulled
DOT Of females head, mixed with il. shovel with
which it is supposed the deed was contaminated was
found on the hearth the handle nearly burned % On
going into the yard. pair Of drawers and a woman :
urdergarments we're found hidden in a corner OF the
weodhouse saturated with blood These we're taken pos
session o. Subsequently, examining the BODY il was
found that her undercothes had been taken clean
ones put on and rag was found which presented the
appearance Of having been used in wipng UP the door
which was also saturated with blood.
In the afternoon Coroner Ball visited the house and
IN conjunction with Irs. Cochran Or and Sr Gil6len
and smith held pot morte examination the result of
wnleh ma not TRANSFERRED The inquest IL down for
nednesoay MORROW at ten AN, when all the facts
IN ,ne case VIZ De brought TO light In the mean time the
accused Il detained In custody
~ appears from information obtained from ths neigh
bors that the accused and his wife have had
quarrels and Saturday moon and spnda exa.i
disturbed the hole neighborhooi with their
Hagan Is about thirty years Of age and the deceased
10 stonefnsson by trade and has a,sinas
good reputation for sobriety aud indus.ry
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From the South.

BAL1IsoRF, Feb. H. 1853.
Madia sympathy meeting Is TO be held At the Mary.
land Institute on Thursday night.
In the Maryland LEGISLATURE the biz to amend the
charter Of the Canton Company has been POSTPONED till
Friday next
The Legislature Or virginia. Saturday pa ed re-
solution requesting the States Of Maryland Delaware and
New Jersey 20 grant the right OF way for sn air line Of
railroad between Norfolk and New York.
The Susquehanna Bridge bill not up in the Mary
land House Of Delegates.
An order has been presented requiring the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company TO inform the House what
contracts have been wade with the Cumberland oa and
Iron Company for the transportation Of coal and n they
have refused contract with other companies for the
same.
Mr. ackerays lectures proving very successful in
this city
We have mail South Of Richmond, Va, to night.
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Police Intelligence.

Conflict Betleeen Tgo Womea-One Dangerously Srlled
nh Knife Officer Green yesterday afternoon arrested
weman named Mary Delaney, residing at No. 4I9 Pearl
street, charge Of violently assaulting Margaret
Rating inficting severe wound in the abdomen with
large shoe knife The injured woman was conveyed 10
the City Hospital 1t that the two partes live at
tie same premises quarrel having between
tbsn. Mrs Delaney in order TO take satisfaction thrust
the knife into tho body Of Mrs. Rating. Justice B0gar
CON mitted her.
POLICEMAN SULLIVAN.
DfAR fri notice with much pain the statement Of
ttrk in reference 10 your testimony his trial He
clearly mistaken and has COMPOUNDED the testimony OF
the witness Pumey with that given by you Referring to
my minutes the bill o, exceptions settled by Judge
Edmonds, and the report OF the trial in the various
papers at the time, will be that his complaint n
just does not apply TO you Certainly there was owl
derce given Ivy YOU Of the character represented which
forms the basis of his plant Your obedent
Feb. l4th, 1853 n. BOWDITtH BLUNT
Nr. MICsATI Sr1r-AS. District ATTORNEY
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arriyed-Irig Fous Small Rio Janeiro schrs Virginia.
snow savannah; lille Saunders, Corson, Wilmington.
Cearsd--Berk Grampus Dyer Cardenss: briggs n y 10.
per Renney. Pernambuco; rTabsrs, Fontaine st Jago
de Cuba; schrs Mary Louisa Adams, and u II Baldwin,
Washington, Nc.
Miscellaneous.
SHr NoY,fu- AZ Baltimore from Liverpool experienced
very heavy weather In the Irish Channel and the
for 6 days lost and split several sails, and the ship
making much water 10 inches 81 strokes per hour
at the pumps Dee 10TH few hours after leaving LIVER
pool lost overheard Samuel Smith, seaman, native OF
England Feb 9Th, in Chesapeake Bay while at anchor
with ca fathoms OF chain struck very heavily the
tail Of the Horse Shoe the ebb tide for hour
slipped the cable and dropped of in deep water. Tho
leak increased to Z, ZOO strokes per hour.
BR BARK JOHN HUTCHINSON, from Liverpool went ashor.
about LIST ult, so miles south Of Buena Ventura. Two
chrs and several boats had gone TO render assistance
lat was feared the vessel would become total wreck
nsTa sot fol Of ths ice eli Cape Hop pst Ints Valid ia
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE or TIE CALorIo SNIP EacssoN.-This extra.
ordinary vessel will leave at six o'clock to-day under the
charge of her commander Captain Lowber, for trip to
Norfolk With the exception Of Captain Sands of the
United faes Navy who il supposed to represent the
Secretary Of the Navy she carries nobody but those i'm
mediasiy connected with the vessel.
MARX or RTsrEtT-A ssivs gold fob chain together
with very handsome diamond ring ha been presented
by the passengers of the Uncle Sam tribute OF re.
spec' to )r. william Blsbee, chief engineer.
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On Wednesday evening, FEB. Q, by the Rev Sydney A.
Cory Mr. JoHs COLLINS to Mis- EIDaBTB Dowsn both OF
this city.
AT Conlac, Long Island Feb 0, by Plstt Y Hubbs
Esq, Mr. ORrASDo c.. oldest OF Geo A. Darling ESQ
Of smthowD, l. T., 10 Miss CAROLINE, daughter of f. H.
Wilcox, Of this city.
On Tuesday Feb. g. by the Rev Dr. Eosman Mr.. RIcB.
ARD DAWES TO Miss MAvrA &. HArIYr, of Astoria H. T.
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ment at special term, shall be made up for March and
November terms respectively, in like manner for the
months Of January February April May, June October
and Iecember and causes may be noticed IN Ike
sch enSsr however win rot BE- called before MONDAY
q the hiad .ech Of sucb March .nl Nsveubet tsr,as
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Charge Of Smuggling against the steam, .t,u
Washington.

z. 2. DIsTICT CorRr.
FyB. IL The Unsted States ~. Elisha NJ Fitch Mr. "
r. Cutting having ed up for the defendant and the
q s. District Attorney for the government the Judg.
charged the jury, who, after few minutes returned
verdict of not guilty.
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Telegrnphie Marine Reports.

49,, r., . BoSros, Feb IL.
hrriyed-Bri7 Anglo Sayon New York
tlcared-Harks Wabash. Matanzas; Vim Harris. Gal
VeTtoni Justice story, md Hadley, Baltimore.
49,, sGEs fob L.
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WHIJAM H. FRANKLIN, AUCTI0NEER -BROAD-
wv way lots at auction.-Two good building lots on
the east side of Broadway, between Eighty third and
Eighty fourth streets win be sold at auction, on Wcdnes
day Feb 10 at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
These lots lie we'll and free from weteach Is feet
inches front, Ivy 100 fsst dssp For particulars apply to
wiiam II Fankiin Son Co, Aucsoneors, No.
Bead street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Dl
SALES AT AUCTION.

(PLENDlD SALE OF FIRST CLASS EUROPEAN PAINT
- ings-J. L. vANDEWATER win sell this day. at 10 y
collections ever before offered for public sale Also
fine line Of engravngs; to be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

", B. BIEECKER AUCTTONEER. D. BEEcKEH al
Il CO. will sell at auction, Tuesday the ISth inst /
at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange new three
.to.y brick hosss south side ~ Ninsteeath styssG ri
'set e~st q Second ayensA l1xt0-s4 a ~
erp.
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DRIAN ii. MULLER AUCTTONEER. PARTITION
n Sale Of Choice City Lots-The attention of those
who wish to purchase real estate of eligible character
is called to the sale at auction of eight lots of ground
the south side Of Feth 50h) street. 100 feet west FROM
the Eighth avenue, at the Merchants Exchange at IL
O'Clock, this day. Terms liberal
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On Sunday, Feb 10 Of disease OF the BRAIN Mrs MAEr
CrMsirGa, II The 18th yenr Of hrr acc.
Inc friends and sc1usintsnces and those o her .on.
GAINES, MICHAEL ssuo~ 49, John nest respectfully
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Passengers Arrived.

IlNnrooI-Ship Prnceton-sIr JAS N Farlane, Scot
Land.
NrrvnAs-Prig Almira--N AraDga, Antoine Miranda
VIM Aguira, Miss Adela Aguirs, of Principe.
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DMINIsTRArOR'S PUBLIC SALE IN PnIA-
"A delphia.-The Meade Gallery Of nne oil paintings.
viii be sold ct public SALE without reserve
March 18TH BY order Of Administrator Of hchsrd -.
Meade Esd ct the Academy Of Fine Arts IN Phadslpha
of the most costly imported into this country sevs
raj of them large Scripture pieces suitable for
Ac Among them the works OF Titan, xurilo, Ru-
bens vandke Teners Luca Jordans Correso salvatsr,
Rosa Raphab, Mengs, vernet and others Also, a.s
marble bust of Washington by Cerrach Also nne marble
another very valuable gallery, by the most celebrated
masters of the old school; also number OF very hne
modern paintings the whole forming Of the largest
and most valuable collections offered in this country,
and every picture will positively be sold without reserve
or limitation Catalogues may be had on application to
MsIHOMAS SONS, auctoneers. Philadelphia, Feb. 1858.
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Z, II. LUDLOW, AUCrTONEER INVALUABLE HOUSE
IL. and Lot on Twenty second street.-E H. Ludlow
will sell at auction on Wednesday, Feb. 49, 1853 at IL
disposed Of at private sale twenty street.-the
convenient and wellaranged house No 22 West Twenty
Second street, four doors from Ninth avenue The
house Is twenty by forty feet with enclosed piazza
anfhas all the modern Improvements The oicloths and
gas fixtures will be sold with the house The location
unsurpassed being opposite the grounds Of G. c. Moore.
and facing London Terrace Lot twenty feet by half the
block