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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, Auctioaeer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on che

Of HUDSON ana SPRING-STS ANTHONY J.
BLEEChER Will sell a. Public Auction on SATURDAY.
Apn ? lSS, at II o'clock. noon a. the Merchants EK-
CHANGE IN the City OF Nevlok, al thos i've and
DWELLINGS situated the soathwes,eTy corner OF Hudson
and Sprugsts estate OF John Conner deceased containing
% feet iront OF Hudsont and 81 feet in the rear and ~
teet on Srras-s known Nos 20 and sol Hudson
o., aud Nos. -. 10 and 30 SprsnS-st
Aso the three-sofy House and Lot known No. lis
Slslnsst on the southery ece Of Sprng-st, between
eene and Merceres containing IN ront and rear - ft
y, 10 and On each side 81 feet
go a. per ecct ard the Anctoneers fees OF the dav
~ = PSr cent on the ls May 1855 when the deeds
. X ,; VII be given. the balance IS per cent may
- y e.. =. the purchaser bond and mort
abe semi-3nnually. ~ 1' A'e'os-' pa5-
A.s St .aas as and place tOur lOtsOf Ground each
Of Newark New-Jerssy, Pennlp xtors Sran+n. -
the center Of the hlock. ' 'Nee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
financial.

,s,,s, f,,IsT,ryvr, RALK1sH ~ G, Jun. IS isoa.
NTORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ rYaTY BoNDs-seAed proposals. VII be received
n, M. ctv Of New-YoYf until 10 ocoes Al Of The tis
- Nsrsa nsxt sor TIE purchase Of
100000
a. Bcnas isrosd 81 the STATE Of fOhIH cAhohin ,,
Tt~,~ Bo,ds sin bear date The FIRST Of JANUARY,
xss. sod rin rem THIRTY YEARS. Thy vii rave
Coupons attached, and the Interest ~ SIX PEk ChNf
FER ANEUM, win be payable m The Eat 6A5' H jay
rsd Jnsusry Of each yeu
gc.h interest snd principal win Be payable At % DArh
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the City Of New-fo,.' uins1
Ne srchssr may prefer 30 have them made ~ '
ysesssry Of North Carolina
81 -. t.,nss un6c, ts. authority u the Lez1s2t1ze
- Nnrth cs,olsps Tor he construction Of the hohfh
sAkOLuA RAILROAD, ard n addition to me nan Of
a. STATE Al ne STOCK held By the State N me sno mi
- "a ths Dividends rom nd Stock. are expressly
pkdseS for their redemption o--,,r.,,,.
Tpvsr poNDs ARE BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
nxEMPrED FROM TAXAIlON-
p4i ssas,us win please 20 address their letera In
49, se.l,d Proposals for North Carolina State bonds'
- ~. uDSersxned m Hew-York directed TO The care Of
~. BROWN L DE RoSsET, No 100 Front-st., n. z.
F1IR BIDS WILL BIZ OPENED In the Bank Of the
x~,uboe. At O'Clock p. NJ, the Sst day Of MARCH
UyxT in the presence of O B Lamar, Esq President OF
Ne ssSd Bank and j. p Brown and David freeman Esq
Blazers may also be present
Successful bidders win be required. soon "a informed OF
ne acceptance Of their BIDS deposit IN Bask the amount
81 heir bids with the accrued interest from the Isl ns
s credit Of the Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina
TN, DEPOSIT may be made either 10 the bbNh OF Ihb
nEyIBLIC New Yors or IN the BANK OF The STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or IN the bANh VI oArD
YEAR. Raleigh North Carolina d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

Il CALIFORNIA, at a great reduction ia price The
new and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 tnns,
VIM A Mills Commander, win leave New York for Asp.
inwan on TUESDAY, April 5, at PM, from Pier No.
North River connecting with hrselass steamship 20 be
provided by Messrs Garrison Ftz at Panama 20 carry
the Passengers TO San Francisco.
The Uncle Sam has the character OF being de-
cdedly the fastest tie route having on her
three former trips bsat all her competitors from two %
FIVE days Her good qualities sea boat and her accom-
modaOns for passengers much superior 20 other
steamers a. her speed No efforts will be spared on the
Part OF her owners or officers end the through
with expedition comfort and safety. Passengers wishing
10 procure tickets extremely low rates invited TO
examine the IN port and 20 call At the office
before purchaing elsewhere good Is attached
20 this ship whose services free Of charge For freight
or Passage apply only 20
MIA mail viii be made up and snt BY this steamer
n accordance with the nav United States Postage law for
the accommodation Of the public, and il Is confidently DO
heved that viii anticipate the regular mail nom 20
DAYS a. usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

posing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt ConSoa
ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton.
Thee shps have been built BY contract exprcs, for o.
eminent service. Every has been taken ia their ~
strucon also In their Engnes 10 insure strength ~
speed and their accommodations Cor passengers a.
aualed tor elegance and comfort Price Of psssass ka
New York 10 Liverpool IN frs. ca cabin e29 ia sscx<
DO $40 exclusive use of extrssEe rooms t0, su
liverpool TO NewYork $50 and go An experiencsdsp
seon attached to each ship No berth secured until pxss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

i ROUTE-YANDERBlLT LINE, for SAN FRAN
CISCO-The Accessory Transit Company Of NICARAGUA
Proprietors-Tbrough in advance Of Ire rAl-OnlJ line
giving through ticke including the tthns crossing The
fsyonte doube-engne steamship STAR Oh THE WEST,
200 tuns burden viii leave from Pier No North River
AZ o'clock p NJ, precisely for San Juan Del horte on
TUESDAY, April connecting with the popular steamship
BROTHER JONATHAN 2 90 tuns burden over the Mic.
sIagua Transit Route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation.
accommodations.
For nforrnAtiop or passage at the lowest rates, apply
M stairs &. VANDERBILT. Agent
Passengers are esut oned asains. the representations
Of hired runners tor other hnes None employed tor
this line
mail beg will be r.ade up a. the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
a

'0' E Ei1v9' D K. Collins 4 Co, No 50 w.n.tnr
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
4. @. ROBERTS Co, No. Is KINGS Arma ~
London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co, Rue Hotre Dame de- v
tories PARIS, or, GEO. II. DRAPER Hsvrs
Ths owners OF these ships will not be accountable ~
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones or nefAs
less bills Of ladng are ngned therefor and the vaas s
thsrein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ON ZINC sHEATHING.

JERSEY, Dec. IL, 1852.
Messrs. PEACOCK 4 BUcHAs Southamptou-Gente-
men have much pleasure adding my testimony 20 the
yaue of your Paint for Ships Bottoms.
The G. Sutton. under command, was sheahed with
Viee Monagne Zinc June, and Immediately painted with
one coat of your material and my return from Newound
land last found the sheathng perfectly clean and free
from baruaces and weed except few spots where the
paint had been rubbed off, this distinctly, think,
shows its value preservaye against foung IL we had
had two coats suggested the would have
been more pete saw Messrs lie B0ueers schooner
the Adena Capt Paot in Gaspe, before she sailed for
the Straits ard her appearance satisfactory
than is that of the c. T. Sutton she was sheathed with
metal and painted 10 May.
" beg TO add that my confidence in this material is
bounded. am, gentlemen, your obed'ent servant
JOHN LIE BRUN"
Messrs r. and beg further state that their compost
tons adopted by the following important Steam
navigation Companies, viz:
The Peninsular and Oriental Navigation Company.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.
The Palette Steam Navigation Company.
The General Screw Steam Shipping Company.
The Austrian Lloydis
The Australian ROYAL Mail Steam Company
The Aberdeen and Clyde Steam Company.
The African Steam Navigation Company
The Spanish Steam Navigation Company.
The North Of Europe Steam Navigation Company.
The Netherland Steamboat Company.
And BY Shpbulders and Owners IN the United
Kingdom .
p order 10 insure pure genuine and unauthorized a
Gle (eydence having bee been gwen Messrs p Of
the Public requested TO apply the Inventors at their
Marufactory Southampton 70 their authorized agent
Mrs TAYLOR, No. l64 Mnones, London.
rT-Agenfs wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Uatfbes, 1ewelrp, Sc.

I ONDON WATCHES.-R.F F. COWDEROY,
LIMO q ChaTlngton- e., New-Road 81 Pancrsz London
ten years with T. T. Cooper, No. Calthorpest Grays
Road begs 20 canton his friends and the public
limitations ofhis Watches which are being made Fac
begs state under these circumstances be gives written
certificate with each watch proof Of their quality ard
begs call the Of Merchants Watch Dealers
kc his stock Of Gold Ckronorneters Duplex
and Lever Watches Also his Chronometer Duplex and
Lever Movements both with Pinions Of and 10 At the
lowest possib bic prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
profeesiona! Notices.
A MERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN Patents
IN GREAT BRITAIN.-CSvests having eeen aboi sea
m thst country under The lass Short Patent iof ~
months granted IN place hereof immediately GA 1Pp
eatisn One Patent protects the whole klnsdon IN
stead Of three being required formerly while the eos
svery greatly reduced Patents Of importation are allow
ed &c bsiOre
FRANCE HOLLAND And BELGIUA.-Paisuts sre
tab en- for S or IS years.
AUSTRIA having LATELY modified her Patent laws. tass
FmriTe II he best kets TOR American tNen'
hons
UNITED STATRS-Apphea.ions are made for Patents.
Extensions Sputuders ana Reissues AcdifonA lnpfoV
msuts lutserences conducted Caveats hed APPeas
taken, &c &C.
Foreign Patents taken through my office viii Be deliver
ed a. the orton c the parties here st my agencies IN
London Paris, Brussels vienna
Isuseess proceed Europe % tispose Q, 81 inNcn
tou before Patents have been secaT A. Pnor exposure
will void the tide Further norrst;on may ee oo5aed
By addressing JOSEPH P. PRISON, No. walls
COLLECTI0NS.-WM. III. HARVEY, No.
- 10 waterst up stairs collects accounts rent &c,
and makes prompt reuns. Refers TO Messrss hermit
Carow No. IS South a. John L Johnson. No walls
Rich Lcu-re Nc 81 WilhSIn-si Francis LeutTel NO
II Ma:denane; Henry J. sADdtosd, No ls Gsdsn ltle
Wm James Stewart No Is Souih 81 Rutxen Saekley,
No. lC5 s. Marksplaee; sNoS Van Winne, No. 10
westst; Thomas Savage, No Goldst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ITO the CITIZENS of NETWORK GEN

Il khAlL1 .-bhANSh A ACDONNELL, Auction
ees No lis fulionst offer their services the public for
the sale OF every description Of household eaecss either AZ
private residences AZ their esrooms which are the
arges; and ost central IN the city From their e1pe
in busine and a. they employ Eumber OF eotnpe
assistants they execute ali busneS entrusted %
them with dispatch while their Large capital enables them
Sfor their customers most liberal usOlatoas All
goods consigned 70 them are insured while on their
premises Cash advances TO amount made consEn
menis 70 their Selecoms anticipated sales private
residences They Will also purchase and paw liberal price
in cash. for the furniture Of parties who y prefer DIS
posing Of II in that way Orders rOm Brooklyn AID WI
hamsoUrgh attended 20.
REFERENCES -Messrs Wm- II Cary Co S 6HS
Thorp, d. 4 J. Sadler 4 Co, Psftisou. Adams Co,
Phelps kinernAn, Hudson Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
&C. TUrrLE, Auctioaeer.

a Z. AucNOoter
CABINET MAKER's STOCK at AUCTION
~ on TUESDAY.-A. c. FUTILE viii sell on TUES
DAY March g. at 10 O'Clock at the Wareroos, No. 452
Broomet corner Of Mercer the entire stock of JOSEPH
sOMMER consisting of Rosewood PArlor Suites in broca
ee and muslin ready TO be covered in such styles the
purchasers may desire Mahogany Sofas, TeteaTetes
Center and Sofa Tables Hall Stands, Library aud Secre
tary Bookcases Extension Tables French and Gothic Bed
steads, Dressing Bureaux and Wash Stands &c.
The whole Of which win be warranted Of superior manu-
facture and sold without preserve forfash Also Bankers
Elegant Mahogany Desk made TO order at cost OF S9
Catalogues viii be ready ON the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
EOR AUSTRALIA The A New-York built

l. clipper packet ship TEXAS 800 tuns capacity, /. now
ready receive cargo and passengers o and second css
and VIII sail from New York the 18th April The TEXAS
built in the most thorough manner for regular Packet
Ship from EewYo her accommodations for Passengers
being constructed upon improved pan and without
gard expense, well ventilated, spacious and elegant
fitted with but tiers OF beTths nearly all single in the
hight Of Cabin (ssy fee where other ships have
three tiers Of double berths The boths in the Second
Cabin are built asto leave airy and light passage way
next the sides Of the ship, thus avoiding the hanging
knees OF the ship in the berhs also the and
unhealthy stencil arising from bge water at the air streaks
when at sea. The ship will be commanded by expo
rienced and efficient Captain and Officers and provided
with skiful Physician Our proyisions will be selected
with and be Of the best quality One fourth Of
money RENTED will secure passage for which apply %
JOHN B. sARDY, No. SO South-st- OF Wall, or
THOMAS II. SANFORD, No. 30 Soutost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneet
NNHE valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

Il No Chambersst. corner OF Chstham-t at auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Will sell al public suction on
MONDAY, March 2, 1886. ST IL o'clock az the Merchants
Exchange, the following lessehold property via
On CHAMBERS AND CHATRAM-Srs-1he lease Of houses
ana lot known No ChambeTsst OF Chatham-st
the lot is Sc feet in front Chambe % feet the
% feet in depth the AIDE and 10 feet the
north side the front building nigh the buidss
IN the stories high al built OF brick the
very spacious with commanding and elegant business
'front.' and the upper pan Of both buildings are well arranged
for Offices, and ready for immediate Improvement The
lease Is for ten years from May, 1888 ground OF
due OF the lease 81 800 per AL axes and
also insurance, paid by the Of the buildings. All
Improvements 20 remain a. the expiration Of sad lease.
This Is without exception the greatest business
the whole city being spacious commanding and attractive
81 500 offered sor the and basement and
ESQ for the top floor Of front building The whole viii
produce rent Of sSCoN Per For full particulars
apply 10 the Auct oneer, No. Brosd-e. (2572D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

THE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER
4 CENT BONDS OF the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due Apri l. 1858 win be paid on that
s.y ON presentation the Office Of the Company, No 30
wsIlst New.York w. P. BURIAL, Treasurer
Gsw-York March II. 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
Il pANy-Tbe sixth installment of Per Cent on the
ub~erption for 100000 Of the Seven Per Cent Con-
sruction Bonds of the nlinois Central Railroad Com
ssay win become snd payable at the office Of the Com
paay, No. 50 Wanst On Wednesday 10th April
By order Of the Executive Committee
~ p BURRALL Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Clothing.

hats for GENTLEMEN, of the spring
i ssve are now -ea6y for nspectiou for lRstre Of
finish sud material viii vie with any offered We solicit
tie attention Of those in Of beautiful article, feeling
confident oRf Hats will meet their spprobanon
J. H. MONARQUE. No. rs Bowerv
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-
Nl UNION INDIA RUBBER Co.. Warehouse Ne -
Nasssu-st-Exclusye nsnascturer, under G0ocyears
Patents Of
Coats Lite Preservsrs, IapanIns
Clcaks Air Beds, Horse Covers,
Capes Pillows Cariage Sioh'
Caps, Cuslcns surgical Aueles, &C,
Goods made BY this Company warranted 10 stand any
climate ID. NJ. WILSON, President
+ NJ sHEPASD, Treas and Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

COPPER ORE.-SECOND SALE by the
~ NORTH CAROLINA COPPER Co.-For delivery
during the month Of Apnl-slMEON DRAPER will sell
at Auct on at the Merchants EXCHANGE, the FIRST
TUESDAY of April next, at ~ O'Clock, TWO HUNDRED
TUNS Of COPPER ORE, viz One hundred tuns Of about
so per and 100 Of about % per richness
Terms made known on the day Of SALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

MI ARBLE, MARBLE.-l IMPORTANT 20
vi PARTIES WHO ARE ABOUT 20 BUILD.-Tbe
undersigned prepared contract for the erection OF
Building kroDts Q. White Marble, from several Omar
res a. Rutland, vermont. Ths Marble has hem ex.
tetsyey used duTlng the pess years both IN TIM.
City and N Brooklyn, and furnished for about he pc
OF brown Stone the cutting and rubbing OF the marie
Is done N tbs City am prepared 70 arnish One o. ore
Dozen Fronts, with prompntude and dispatch. Tho-.
about 20 build would DO well call before rakn
their arrangements. THOMAS J. MCCARTHY
Ofhee No. IS BeekmAn-st., Clintop-cnr-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
JAS. McDoNNELL, Auctions

JAS MCDONNELL, A1ctioneeT.
DRANCH d. MCDONNELL, No. lI3 Ful-
ID ton-st will sell by auction, TUESDAY next, the
18th inst then Sales Room at lo o'clock, by catalogue
an extensive and elegant assortment Of Rosewood and Ma
bOsany Household Furniture, PsneF ortes Paintings,
Looking Glasses. Mirrors, Bohemian Ware, Musical In
stIuments China, &c, 6c--sltogetber oompnslDg me
fpest assortment offered auction this Pacu-
Courier and Enquirer this day and in tins paper %
Monday next. Catalogues ready Monday Sale without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
A UsTRALIA PIONEER IINEo1ro,-:..

IN LY PACKETS The shsr- Of tbs, s,' -. "a UNI h
with Eules as Patent Veuniators 40 $50 S,ed y
Metallic Ilie Boat The nesry xaa 49, ,,r.srss
shlR NlMROD. CapL james NcAois v,S - y eiipess
OREGON, % rin,h ship Of ihe shove hns .2eessi nt
Ntw-York ior MELBOURNE. PORT Pfyi11s<l tcss
leth Of April. psnetualy BY sppRosfion y 80 ca "a
Agents, VII - hst Of ths proyss,ons - q tas
tiiss Of Which are provided aof he S-s q pass s,s
pfiets II passage are a. ioloSs tAe
SAIGON frst csbin, $40 AID ssss; seocsd o,h,, s,
Everythins Is PROVIDED for ths Pascassrs eIs.ss
ard hCrors soap and towels TIE lcngh OF p...,r Vs.
from so TO 100 days ffsen cable feet Of go. s~
lowed N each adult No bsrths VII Be- eou-slsrsa a.
cured al IS leas, onstai the saoaa; Of pasre
paid a. DEPOSIT portiCn u tie sec01d oab;r {. ssa
IN surcncT manueT. for families and osAsrs ~. -
each children under "A years 0C sse kalfvres ~
perenced Surgeon accompanies each vessel; ana go
tendance requisite for tie eo.'c-t Of psss1rers 49,
tIec OF chArEe.
The NlMROD Is 9 yeTy iast sa,ier. and "A, .,,.-,.
ecmmoSaiions for psssenser- Her saloon /. 81 s~S
lersth her Second cabin = Eoosy, hsht ana vr.n =
lated The prupreteEs u ths, Tie first and oas -,
Line deem L necessary ~ stare that OF t, ~
have been Obliged 20 stop a any PO-, for sappes
A frstc lsss vessel will succeed the NtNROO .,s -
the 9Th OfMay. R. cameron, lt wLla,NY
OGDEN - w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
II 4 on The NOT Adorable terns, ~ CclAsAAh
DpaEr No IS Wafl-st. near Han0verH
no 40 ana 20 scre Warrants saasoteed 20 oe senn9e
II vshe At INV Lxnd-Cfies in the United States, con
-,is On ksod Warrants forwarded TO al perts Of the
.sstry a ,he pees. The recsrpt Of reDse
AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
mon the nos. favorable and Bounty Lois anf
Pension Claims promptly attended 10, y GEO. WOOD
MAN No ~ Wllhenp-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
A USTRALIA--Clipper Line.-The A /

N packet ship RoCKLASb, 1900 tuns burden, Vinal,
master now loading Pier g. f. R. will succeed the Can
ton tenth ship Of the Line and sail for MELBOURNE
PORT PHILIP, on 30th March. The unsurpassed
modatons OF this noble ship sufficient ndHcement tor
persons examine herr and the established reputation Of
this first regular Line for dispatch all others guar
sntee for intending emgans engage BY her in preference
10 any other vessel bound to those ports For pas
sage early application should be made TO WIN. DUGAN
No IS Front st. or to ARkELL 4 ELLIOT, 1b Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

JOSEPH HEGEMAS, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, March %, at | o'clock i. NJ, at
1vl No. Willow, between Middagh and Poplar-sts,
Brooklyn the entire Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furni-
ture OF respectable boarding .house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

TOR LIVERPOOL-United States Ma
IL steamship BALTIC, Capt J. J. Comstock This sss,
ship will depart with the United States Mails for Easu,.
positively on SATURDAY, April 2 at Il O'Clock n, On
her berth st the foot of Canas No berth secured un ~
for For freight passage, having unequaed sccomms
tons for ele gance and comfort, apply 20
EDW'D K. COLLINS Co, No. Sc Wala
Passengers are requested 20 be on board at ny An
The steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the Baltic ~
sail April 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JURGEN.

w SIN WATCHES.-Just received BIZ the subscriber,
very fine Jules JergeuseR Watches with certificates
from him with each Watch warranted perfect skeeps1z
for ssle II les than the usual prices
Cooper Wetches-sorne IN hunting cases daplex and "a
vers perfect ume-keepers
independent Second Watches End euarterseconds fDl
timing horseA In gold and silver
Splendid Gold Pocket CrOnons,srs, which witt0ui
any variation
Enamel Watches for adies-
Gold and Silver Lsvers, Detached Levers, Lepne Du
pex add ell other styles OF Watches All Of tho above
ale 81 less than the usual pnces.
Diamonds, Diamond Pins RingA r-Rinss, Finger
RinES and Crosses FOR sale low.
Fine Gold Leptne Watches, holes jeweied. .sl5 %
Pine God Detached Levers, full jeUeled ....... ~
Gof Enamel Watches for ladies'. .............. 8 90
God Hunting Wsrches for ladies. IS %
God Hunting Patent Levers, for gsnts-..:.... g %
Silver Detached Levers, fall Jeweled..... IS 70 ID
Silver LepInes holes je~eed. zoe
And al other Kinds Of Wssches al equally low prces
Also, al kinds Of Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding hnst
odd Keys and Scala gold Pens and Pencils gold and silver
Thimbes diamond Rins anc Pms Bracsets gold Lockecs,
CUt-Pns Esr-RinzA gold and silver spectseles Breast
Pms Finger-RinEs, silver FruitKnives sterling SILVER
Spoons, Cups, Forks, &e .. much lees than the usual
preesL Watches and Jewelry unchanged All Watched
warranted 70 keep good rne, the money returned
Watches Cloeks and Jeweiry repaired the best usanez,
a. usleh ess than tie zsosl prSces-
GEoReK C. ALxss
Importer Of Ws.ehss and JewefrJ wholesale and retail,
10 II WILet1 &c rory, Lear BTSsdwaJ-fcn3sriy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

DLEACHED DRILLS.-200 cases Just re-
D eeiyed- For sale By NESMITH Co.
No. 81 Broad-st- and % New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
JUNCTION RAILROAD of OHIO-The
NOTICE to CoNTRACToRs,-HANNI-

lNBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAiLROAD.-Sealed Propo-
sails Will be received vt the office OF the undersigned the
City of Hannibal Missouri until the 9Th day April fSr
the graduation masonry andbrdgng OF twenty-five les OF
said road, extending from Hannibal
Propostons viii asc be received AZ oe in the CITY %
ST. Joseph Missouri until the 10th day OF May the grad
nsiios masonry and bridging OF twenty-five miles saiiton
extepdng from ST Joseph The remainder Of the line
extending distance $50 miles viii De placed under
contract the be prepared by the Eng
This hne embraces some very heavy excavations and
entertainments. and several lsrse badges
Plsns prolcs and specifications Will be ready al each
place ems week previous TO the letting.
DUFF LEARNED
Contractors " and ST. Joseph Railroad