davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

SIEAM 70 AUSTRALIA AND ~szfFT4.
~ NEW ZEALAND via PANAMA AND THE PA -SSiaH.IGs
ClfiCfhe Pacific Mail Steam Packet t11i fa'-
sean,hiE, y,l I.es, Ra'se Por,,, Csssdadsrs
sol 500. Capt Johnson n.
- Sev' '9h0 Capt. Stamp.
khtu 1856. -
BLACK SWAN, 1870. ......,,,,
MESU RA i5fn......-.,.-.
The h named Of which wilt he INN,
mes about july 1.-THE others to follow Of one month
;s, D., CHAMPION WErTON Secretary,
- .i 50 Al0orstto street, London.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
MEDICAL CARDS.
NR. J. E. LOCKWOOD, who has had four

n
years. experience in this Practitioner Of Medicine
attend principally office practice for the future, takes
method informing public that he will treat with unparalleled
Head Heart,
Kidneys Rheumatism Cancers Tuners Sores or Ulcers word
all diseases the South Also that class OF called Vene
rial ii Is orms Gonohaa IN 81 Its degrees
tF Persons rcdng the and suffering with
about the the
their by iette postpaid will
prompt attention We cured II possible.
~ My Nsuera Medicines will be sent on receipt Of an order and
des of the Address Dr. j. f. LOCkWOOD No. as
Of Phpps Streets Now orieans Office hours from
An .tosP.M jelS II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
asTEAN .C0MNUNIeATIoN re-

Wn ]
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Bremen go
MANIA, $500 tons, will sa rs olows
n,,,,, Frs1a Bremen, Frgs Ssq ~,
1EnMa NlA.-'.s'... August septemt-r1
go.
TT PssHtg from NevYork Bmgu- ad3 Seropd
Cshll ISL or h,isht passage, Apply to
iva 5m UEtR us Il So Broad at,eet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

SUNi'GshS lsansl.Hg "a .lsIa Mediator Nsl.
= .ssse 49,. &C.,
~ 5aHH - = tssAsA
fTtH rs zteHai
Gsffa asss dec
H'It5N ia 3 g.
e. &aass u
Aahs ~ SSH alI Hzars
fHhsH "a s
Il sssstt fsaas5assa
~. - asHaa.
}. "a a. a. t1Ha7Ha $500 =. HI...
80 ~ .s'.., So; ~ :. =. =. - 49, 49,. - d.
GGs4Es rEEszls s,.,e s.l r5.a' 1'i-
- { . .tat : e = iaszsgz5ls .Elsl
4 M - D bhls. frszh RosklAni Lime. for
"a s-A ~ y Hks15zt a q $500 a. d
f'LotE-2s9 harrcls q ssnara laad.ag AMI
n a @fW = 4ALEl. r t14aal.ass.ssn o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

RATHARoN aecii4ut having little faith such ags, but
Of OF much that take
making fact known benefit have keen
bald for eight years.
Yours etc. J. CAMPBELL, Rochester, N. Y.
tS Sold by JARVIS WoODMAN, Of Common and Maya
SevyO mh9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

First TlnL ghnns pross, O'Clock Second Train
Accommodation Express, ~ O'Clock
rans take Western stage Co. shines Hamilton 5r Ul Corners
vile.
Fourth Tram Evening Express at IS o'clock Passengers by
this Western IS %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
AISO.

Connect, A. Cl.eessd With e mi magnificent pressure
sesm"s QUEhN Of The WEST, Captain Mcbride; CRESCENT
CITY Captain Peace connecting Buffalo Bno and Al
baH New York City sod haga ais Railroads. New York b.,
ton, Niagara INls, CgieBstgrgh Montreal, etc.
Fourth lruEvsung Express ock P. connects
nud with Lake Shore Railroad Dunkk Buffalo, connecting At
n1nsk with New York and Erie Railroad Bafalo VI
New York City Buffalo and Albany and Niagara Falls Railroads.
New York. Bot naudk 1suf Fals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

rs-kHrHas Is 3 - s lalss= astas Is sssftz -
TIE hun.rI tF A. aa fasa4s tas ~ aasalrs
o. thlI - NJ
she = = hsf asl b g - 2 as ristf e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

~ For all Information and Through Tickets please apply Office
eouei o. Broadway ard Front Streets and
Sncnnst ", A, LATHAM, Ticket Agent
Vnsn ~, W, sTRADER ,Gsnsr.l kssa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

TO Keep Birds from picking Fruit
As the season is coming on for the depre.
dations of birds. / beg to report my ex-
perience of last year when / saved my
currants and gooseberries, by winding
colored worsted around and across nv
bushes. and my cherries by hanging up
several pieses Of tin with strorg thread,
in different trees. two pieces being hung
near enough together to clash with, which
sound. with the bright reflection Of the
tin in the sun. certainly frightened them
away, leaving the fruit untouched.-Es.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
VIEW STOCK
AND 8PR1MG GOODS

THE undersigned. having just returned
from Market, with q fnll and complete ae-
4ortmens Of Boots and Shoes. unsurpassed
for Seauty and faslhon, selec'ed viii great
care and attention IN reference 20 the Spring
and Summer trade. Among oar large stock
sDay be found every new style known tn the
teade, many Of which are magnificent in The
extreme, and, altogether new in county. Gu.
stock is very large, styles beau,iful, quality
6eyond dispute and we are bound 10 sell al
of hazard.
We therefore invite oil, in this and the
neighboring towns TO give US call! assuring
them, that they will ii"d that which they have
Sons sought Tor, to wit :-ihe height Of fash
ION, beauty, aud durability combined. in
abe article Of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boys
and Childrens B"ots. Shoes, Caters. Oxford
ties, Polkas. Jenny Linds. Monterey COsi''
man. ties. &c. SC. At tne Old Brick Store
6,st Door West DC the Court House.
MEAFOY g. TROWBRIDGE.
Li'chfeld. April IS. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
POETRY.
THE DTRGE.


What 10 the existence Of mans life,
But open var, or slumbeFed strife;
Where sick ness TO his sense presents
The combat Of the elements;
And never feels q perfect peace
Till Deaths cold hand sigma his release?
II is a stOrm-where the hot blood
Ouivies in rage the boiling food
And each loose passion Of the mind
l. like furious gust Of wind,
Which beats his bark with many q wave,
TIL he casts anchor in the grave.
II 10 flower which buds, and grows,
And wilhers a. the leaves disclose;
Whose spring and fall faint seasons keep,
Like fits Of waking before sleep;
Then shrinks into that fatal mould
Where its first being was enrolpd.
II is dream-whose seeming truth
10 moraliz'd in age and youth
Where all the comforts he can share,
As wondering as his fancies are:
Till in The midst Of dark decay,
The dreamer vanish quite away.
II is dial-which points out
The sun eet, as II moves about,
And shadows Out in liDss Of night
Ths subtle stages Of Times fight;
Till ali.obscuiine earth hath laid
His body in perpetual shade.
II is weary interlude-
Which doth short joys, long woes, include,
Toe world the stsge, the prologue tears,
The acts vain hopes and varied fears;
The scene shuts up with loss Of breath,
And raves no epiIogue but death.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

A year or two since, Q Mr.. B-wa
elected to represent the town Of Shell
burns, New Hampshire. in the legislature
He was plain old farmer, full Of sound
sense, and ready for any real work that
was needed. When he made HE appear.
ance at the Stale House, it must be coz
isssed tOMt ensemble was anything
but FASH lie. His hat was a perfect
relic Of antiquity-his coarse frock and
'rowsersef genuine dapplegray homespun
his shirt bosom the product of his
wife's own loom, and his boots Of the
thickest and most substantial cowhide.
As Mr.. B. entered the lobby, there
were several young +" members" standing
about the ERE, and supposing the new
conner TO BE- visitor, they merely cast a
glance at his weather Drowned face, and
then continued their conversation. B.
took seat near the stoYe.
No room here for visitors said one
of the fippants.
%. I'm o member
You member z uttered the tirst
speaker. ,
sastain,' responded B. In a mild
tone.
Where from ?
'Shelburne.'
Well said a fashiouably dressed
member. with disdainful look at the
rough. coarse dress Of the farmer,
havn't the folks in Shelburne got any.
body else to send here .
20. rs for that NATTER returned Mr..
B with perfect good nature I s'pose
there's a good many men there that
knows morn do, but they hoin't any OF
EN- got any clothes that's fit to scearP
The fledglings we're fioored, and before
the session closed they found that the
member from Shelburne' could see
through question as far as they can
around it.-N. Y. Spirit Of tie Times.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
WATERBURY
Marble Mandatory.

PERSONS 10 want or Monuments, Head
Stones, Tablets, &c. can be supplied At cus
establishment with 40 chaste IN article, and
az cheap ~ at any other establishment In the
state. A large collection Of Designs Of ihe
principal Monuments 10 Philadelphia and
Greenwood Cemeteries slso collection 81
English Designs, which wiih those Of our own
Araushair .. makes one Of The best collecisOna
in the state. Please refer 10 Dr. Samuel bueI
Or A s Lewis or DR. G. M Hooker.
80. .--... 8. WARREN Agent.
waisvbHFy, April 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

During the past winter. reverend
clergyman in Vermont. being spprehen-
sive that the accumulated weight OF snow
upon the roof Of bis barn might do some
damage. resolved to prevent it. by sea-
sopabIy shoyeling it of. He therefore
ascended il. having first. for fear the
snow might All fall 1T once. and he with
it, fastened 70 his waist one end OF q
rope. and gave the other to his wife: be
went 10 work. but fearing still for hrs
Sally. .my DEAR said be. tie the rope
round YOUR waist No sooner had she
done this. than of vent the snow. poor
minister and all up went his vile
Thus on ons side Of the barn the a.
founded and confounded Clergyman hung:
and on the osher hung his wife. high and
dry. in majesty sublime. dsnglng q the
other end Of the rope. At that moment
however . gentleman luckily passed ~
and delivered them from theiF psHlop'
situation.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
FKOWR.

BEST Bsancs Geaessss Flouv. foE sals
tO"-''A 'A' 4. q. BRADFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
40 vTrJAGP-ONLY SIS for a

H01fF%Ty D. che Handed Farms worth over
slsCtc ar6 gc-C 5gG-g Los % % SD t,eI 'aSls
49, a. slreiv trFa-.d Many OF tie lbs tlese
s-vo sser - tx ol 10 to 100 per cent advance 9TsFho
ricr r which tscss = sc NV odd, sa'~a- tlA' TAO
ps-I 80 "a u r.f Of Lols Island q rapidly 1ivinc-
NJ IN -rce rTd cols,alJ being pseaassd ilr .'nas
ara csre,utrr r1IJosfs 6rd pT-lane1i inTe'i ea's
,,l,- sr Ssys rs. sir Lott W,c-0f sold 81 ara o.
ara u East SeEYork, LonE !s.A1d To- SttyI., AM
sCCCt las bean ofFed oE . serys aud reidse1 oy me
nf- b dc town Of VITO Al, l. l. Farms have r.
cnfv leenso or fOu $3.50 20 $3.50 per acre acc 9slnS
70 Ioeston ana tie lanI which oieT M Tor sue
u.t frorn s Ocatoo and cstabtv OF p,otu-InE All Sis
ef gain, TUT SD garden Ees-ab-S 1t tls "" TOO
rarksts ipcTrsse :szl tive = ~ tunes - present. C
To surplv the den ard for thelots ani lrns have ita
cut tract adjoining tie Los- ,sllad Re roAd an
tie lan1 aready sold iceland snd HefnAnvi sa t's
belne ~ Ct slusre ea. 20 four CITY os and w,ii DC as
posed o. GId divided ansus he pafgaasI5ss "a .e
t.Aurr g hose recently soil there, WIN ~ too
Esfh iuhscnts = = entitled to iouI blln.s .o -
TSe rs a. iH.s5 a. sI5-eay able - gh,n sab'el bed
faI ssor or before ihe Icy q dstnSaioh al '
lea WlIe msle out imruedsiey sfer the dst.oas''n'
nd 2. ytrtG directly aier payng re ciiahc7' ,, :;
TIE VILLAGE OF Lakeland WHERE tlese pts are
Iv sLort distance .,uh OF the ceebrit-d Lake honhon
iona tie beauty All roulantic Appearance OF "uOn ~
praised ~ al who vsit AZ htrr lAy aIsiIy y 80 H.
Ayie IL shortly become choice places on Long iald
lors kuoxn tine Garden spot" OF AmaueA RON tae
riLe steal sccOunts ~ the isse census tt<en by
h. limited states IL shown that Long Island ls the mos,
hAtIy loca ION within rs hOrdeisrs er deaths according
to u population than 10 any other piece AoOl' S'' ,i
hive been sold Tim short timeheds have been cleared
end cultivated, aud crops now srowsus hat WI" coPNe
favoIay with hose any other part OF tue country sew
era haus. have been built AMI now being tea
hy their nterpri.g purchasers Mechanics selecting
their business here, which, from is nearness %
NtYork they can carry with equal profit, having thsr
families with them secure the vices snd t. nptons
OF crowded city and enormous rents Tue farms "hcn
s,n NOV A. from 20 70 $50 Der acre are OF the
general character as TO soil with those now under cutVa
on which cannot he purchased for $40 per and ana
on the north md south Of this, with better soil nAa
sells from S2oC to 500 per acre.
Ths.e lands viii produce much per acre with me sane
cultivation any land within nifty miles OF the Wy OF
New York - . -
~ Apply to CHARLES WOOD, No N Broadway'
corner OF f1ltou-s, New ORR who wrecelve ren'tta-
60. ard forward receipt. therefor by Of mail It's
will also srstuiiorsy furnish maps ard pamphlets oil tne
prorery and cheeIully give such other information as may
he des r-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
3nsirnctlcu.

Mr.. BOURGONNIER has the honor 20 in
w form bis fen6s and the public that he has taken the
haDfsoue suite ofroos No 2 Sth (norrh-wesr corner
Of sths and Broadway whereh be vii eoOtnae 70 instruct
Clasesin VOCAL McSIC.
Sss Days Tuesdays Thursdays aid Saturdays.
for LADIES only, from Y 70 4 Pm
Fcr Genflrnen and Ladies, from 70 TO- Pm.
Cle,ses Of twelve tAngf private residences desired
References the oces Of the Mercantile Library Asso
Cation, end 20 the Superintendent ofths Female Depart
Een; Of Wsd School No D. where he hAz the honor
70 instruct e,ses Also, 20 sos Of ;hs 6, ssstssu Of
dc eiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
RICE and pEREMpIDRY SALE of ID

ii hhpb iohh phbc VI ~
~ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON Bergen Hill
near Jersey City, New Jersey, at Auction-ANTHOSf
J. BLFECkER will sell az Public Auction, ON THURS
DAY, March ~ 1853 at ~ O'Clock at the Merchants FIX
change, IN the City OF New York, the following desirable
property, viz; Al Bergen Hill j. 40 Lots OF ground on
both sides OF the Jersey City and Newark Plank Road stu
eted Bergen tiil Hudson County NJ J. The Lots
very large and suitable tor cottage villa Sites and tho
whole property gby situated and must from s close
proximity to Jersey City and the City of New York.
into immediate request for building purposes About ~
stages the Plank Road from Jersey City New
ark starting every 10 minutes Contracts hsy, been m,ds
for upward OF 100 first class residences which WIN b. in
shed this year For Maps and further particulars apply
the Auetioneer, No. 7 Broadst. (25lD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
AsrHoSy J. BLEEcKgR, Auetioaeer.
nEREMPIDRY SALE OF VALUABLE

l. PROPERTY, By order Of the Supreme Court, on
tARMIAE and DOWNING SITS, IN the CITY Of New.
lork, at Aucton-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii soil
pubic auction on WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1853, at "
o'clock az the Merchants Exchange under direction Of
Pho T. Rugsles Esq, Referee, the following desirable
Property, viz
on FIVE Lots OF Ground will three two
story brick front Houses thereon well frame Sta
bes known as Noe "a 3it 80 SO and 10 Caiunest south
side, and about 80 feet west Of Bleeckerst.
On Downright Aso. tho three three story buildings
and Lots Noe 49, Is ard II Dow and Ia OF the
last named Lhogrsphic maps Of the be bad OF
the Auciionser, No. Broad-st fl6i9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
DIANO. FORTES and MUSIC SELLING

DIANOFORTES.-Th finest assortment Of
PisDeFor.es in the city may be found at the Ware
roons Of Y. p g. CURTIS No. ~ Broadway consstins
cfGeorge Hsws eestfatsd American Patent Acon Pianos
and q variety Of New York and Bozton make with add
without the Eoaa Also BOudor and second haad Panss
for sale 10 let. ~ B. CURTIS. No. ~ Broadway
DIANO FORTES.-R. GLENN s. Co, will
remove on the first Of May. their Piano Forte Mann,
factory and Ware Room from No. lsi Fulton 70 NO 81
Spring g. two doors east OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
1NING RnnS-ntis,s Patent Insnl.

hated Lightning Conduc or.lss construction - unlike
other AM wherever il hss been Introduces IN the va
Ous rats OF the United Ststes II has nvasby received
unqualified prfrrnce every other Rod now IN use
To svod the imVosi0ns Of irresponsible peaders local
cost Aie heirg appointed in every town In the United
Steies Nanied immed stely-lnteihyent men. having
suod references and capital 10 travel IN every >tie
ord sProint there local SCENTS Appyto ID. propretos
l. LYON L Co. No. 2S5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
u CoLros, Auctioneer.
CENTEEI, HOI SEHOLD FURNITURE,

" PIER GLASSES, CARPETS OIL CLOrHs, &c -
THIS DAY, Wednesday March 10, at 10. O'clock q, tho
Auction Rooms Nos 50 BE, kman and 30 Annsts largo
collection and secondhand Furniture OF every Do
scIptiop including Pa Tor, Basement and Kitchen Goods
such Sofas and Sofa Bedstsads French Betsisads Ma
bosany aud other Chairs Book Watdrobes Secrets
res Dining and Extension Tables Dressing Buresns Wsh
stands Msrbsiop, Center Gard aud Side Tables Feather
Reds and air Mattresses BEDDING Cottage Furniture in
Suite Couches ard Couch Bdsteads Stoves Kitchen FUR
niture &C. &c. Also several pieces Buses aud
CarIets Oil Cotbs &c Also large French Plato Mirrors
advances. Sale viii be peremptory, without regard 70
weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
DAII-ARLE CHICAGO PROPERTY for

SALE The yslusble Lot situated on North Branch
and Chicago River 81 feet front and nearly 10 deep, with
az aeyway OF IS feet IN tie One Of the val.
usie store Oss in Chca- directly these frouts,
masins front both MYERS Of 20 feet Also lii lots %
feet ~ - feet each Fist, sscOLd and fhirdsSs IN
the Town OF B8euA VISTA the west half u te n0rtA
wet quarter Of section eight IS in Township (s) thirty
edit Lorth Of range 4 fourteen OF the third pcnc
Tel msTioisn, by Gas ". Rses, map I'd tSoend ahaf
miles from TIE C4na vaere u eH-Is ne ryer az Chics
ard tl one from the Ra lfOsl Tns AsOye
is some of the valuable property Ia that section
seher with hTee hundred ard acres i've miles from
where tue lna euteIs the Rvr sr Chicago and which
~ b. included IN the limits Of that iogrshing city
TIE above property will be sod IN lots OF - 90 80
spE prices 20 actual setrers the whole
vii b. sold tcget.r For maps and f1 particulars apply
az TIE cce Of the Undes sn-a whore may be
tel aed q the city .nd s1oGnd country wege the
property s located. Terms easy. Apply %
t6Ssl Z Ii. LUDLOW, No. IL Waist, OF Nsg-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

60 900 FOR Sl00.-Those who want
ROsOOO cheap Lots in tie Aourishinr village Of
Railway convenient Railroad and near two large Car
rsze Faeories PRINT wOrks Schools Churches &c for
$50 Lot payable IS month each Lot aud by taking
t~0 Lots have chance draw House and one acre Of
CrouLd worth $500 vii please call q once on
s WILCOX, No. 50 John-st NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
IS rT,UF EyERGREEyS" for sALE-This

i attractive country scat widely known once the
estate OF General Naih lnel Greene Of Revolutionary
ory situated the Passae adjoining Lhe village OF Belle
vile, 9 ults from New-f0Tk AID 81 fIom NesUk For
further particulars apply to HOMER hORGAN No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
tO DWELLING HOUSES for SALE

III The subscriber about retiring from bis present b1s
mesa osers for se advantageous and liberal terms tie
balree Of his real estate, 10 close concern Consisting Of
tie following
Tweuty.rne new brick three story HouSns in Linden
place Sar ford NiiamsbUrga; Seven splendid cot
ts Horses % Tasee new brick three story Houses in
Echzrcsor-sr- Nuha1isburgb. and new BRICK three
story Hcuse On the Newtown Turnpike.
Any OF the above property mos. desirable residence
fer = nan Of moderate means. being only twenty-five
minutes walk fron the Gr41G-st. Ferry. Stages pass Ora
h1m-sy. which u only block froIn the properly. No
Lab and 10 TIE terms witha the
s.ek q any wanting house Fox capitalists OoS
5s oT nyeseLi better property can be offered Tie
hOuses have never been occupied Apply 70
SAMUEL Y. BARTOL Window Shade Manufacturer
NoA us aadI III WIaa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
FURNITURE sALEs-wM w

ing sell their Furniture this spring their patronage At
tends personally 10 arranging selling aud delivery Terms
moderate with immediate settlement, and satisfactory
references Attends to sales in NewYork, Brooklyn snd
Jersey City. Orders left N Sales No 81 John st.
No $50 Atlantic-st, Brooklyn, attended 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
ASrHoSy J. BLEEcSER, AnctioGesI
EIEGANT MANSION for SALE-Tll1RS.

IL DAY, March II, at y O'Clock at the MercaAnss
ENchsng, the splendid House and Lot situated n hs
most fahorahe ard convenient location on the soaa sds
OF 18th g. between lst AMI ays near StayyeSal tla1
Known rs No 1871 The LOT Is 10 feet inches wide By i3
feet inches: the House 70 fret inches mont oy ahoa
50 fee, ceep less three stories heh e-sd"s under
cellar and basement: was built years sooe IN tia
most substantial manner and y nov IN tne most perfect
order II is also rvplete with every convenience sacs
sewerdran ranges, stationery washtnhs was rstNd bath
pnnS waterclOscts. Chandeliers gas Ne IN snort en
h,seipe desirable Tefns liberal lS0o OF a,
sum OF sale can remain bond and mortgage. FOR full
paT,i,uIsrs apply 20 O. THORP, Jr, No 1872 Brotlsay
corner John-sf. AZ the scctioaeeTs A y bLbEChsR
4 Co No. Brcadst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
EOR SALE-A Family breaking uP house.

te.nipr wish 70 dispose Of their House and Garden
The PREMISES were built BIZ them in substantial nlnner
and contain bedrooms parlors tlniogroom kitchen
ard cellar ali neatly furnished Tne Garden eontalns
lois OF ground well planted with fruit and howers The
situs;ion is pleasant being Clermont Myrtle
tPs the furniture inc ualng some hne pictures "I os
one for those in search Of pleasant home al TAR price
Address J. BRITAIN, 6g7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

TOR SALE VERY LOW-Three- story, mas
4 tic front brick Heuse corner Hoyt sn1 NyG2onsls'
r,,oLIyn slso same No Is Warren-st, near HOyt-st.
built lat wear Have large courtyards sewers from pr
ves ri1ed for gas very sage routes corner OF ioyt
and st. will he rented Also for sale, 900 SHARES
Roger WIni-rns Coal Stock Mine now getting out coal
situated mi 20 from Providence, l. Inquire OF
THOMAS ADAMS Co. No. ri Meust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
nwEILNG HOUSES and L0rS for

~ SALE-The undersigned have It BEidsePo-t Coma
within i've minutes wA Of the eeacr u than city az con
neetea herewith by . and speni carnage bridge,
Soo coo worth Of TIE most desirable Los N Coaneeeai
either for manufeiurEg purposes o. reseeees brsort
contains nhsh tanis the most vsredy be.-
tlfn eies in New land and patio. Z exceeds ours IN
its natural attractions IL those euioelsa MS which
very heavy ostlsy have created
The srOepd is high and dry the water pure and sof N
the eeIter park OF acres Of nstIrs wood CT s4tsy
growth, about 10 dwellings Of tasse. architecture have
been hat and BOW erecting thereon Nowhere IL the
hps o. The Newfork snd New-Havsn Railroad there
soen orrred 20 those oca-nz themselves "a the
county have several beautiful cottages tor sac
large Porcon OF the purchase remain mort.
gage. Aedress OF ca on DAVID ". THOMPSON. Bri3g@-
Iss Agent tor the Prcpsie,ors p T BARNUM ans ". Il
NOBLE.