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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.
H SEE FIFTH PAGE.


a: q
s s s :.
tho Merchants Exchange in the city Of Now York the fol-
ssiiSdH ss.Iy s,sSs
and y Brook and
-: ssSs
is1ry NV fqrA wan street. Or is Vicinity i whin
ToIpkinsylls Every hall hour fare and,
a' 'es
tie ocean the Whole Of SsT York Day Long Island shors
@swaF and Neva say FL Of properly
Of suFn .hs III
Tompkinsvs ferry staten Island who Will give all tho
Tle ten cent and the sus.onesr the
re balance bond and for I'VE years
~ G ns' ss Move apply
ANTHoNY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.-sALE OF
Fss. b ESpGry and H. Also ys
Thirty thirty o%rth Thirty Fifty afs and ssh ssssss
Also on avenue between Fifty fourth and Fifty
river 200 fee. front between Fifty fourth and Fifty ffth
the MerehaptS Exehsngs The following prOpsrty VIE
tres lots corner q Tenth avenue and Thirsy
second street. corner y Third aSsnao and Fly
first street lot F. Of Third avenue and Fifty
ytird street lot on b. corner Of Third avenue and Fit
tyhfsh street lots N e. corner and Fifty
s Of o f an am" and F
mn street. lot. cas-. side Of block between
ri ss'
avenue and afty dh St 10. n b corner q Eleventh
Fly ss and srss- ;s' lots
100 % spa Sss Of s Win water
rgh 9f 200 feet front Fast river between Fifty
west from Fifth lot Thirty fourth street 100
feet west from Tenth lots Fifty nth street 100
Tenth and Eleventh lots 18th street between
avenues and b also lots Fifty seventh street
the banks Of the East river botwson 5t aud Fy.sixth
streets about 80 feet front containing about 30 rooms with
1a''l'A '''l
A UCTIoN. N0TIca;a,AT the SALES ROOM. NO 10
tas sae w be- eon%2sd combating Of deiainos French
lawns musns scotch snshnms French and English meri.
ns: esssi@srs. tnmiass 4 &C. ss above stock
''ps'''' a'"'''' THos. BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN NoTICE...TnE SALE ON FRIDAY, AT
n IO O'Clock al 2D Grand street. near Chrystie, oppo
site Taylor Lord New Palace viii b found worthy Of
French cafe bsrroo
saloons private rooms 2c handsomely furnishedpc
Hr suss s .d E1s e ep
r. PorrestaL THos. BELL, Auctoneer.
UCTIoN NoTICB.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
"A taken the largs and sommodieus store No ls Fulton
They pledge themselves to use their utmost
give satisfaction to those who may them with their
fsy arg sp % ss cash
TIE; ~ viii
estate both public and private sale Also tho procuring
s st. s
miles will also receive their persona sttSns0 GoSE1N
s sosSsT Vcs oSsa,r. os'ooD 'oNNA'N'
yIs Fox Esq: rrsasss fs
strees John Van antwerp sen, Pearl and Pine streets
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Ths following letter q taken ron the New Orleans
Pioar~s:
NxwYoRK, Feb. 10, 1855
The success Of Madame Sontag In concert and opera
has induced Jeany Lind to deerns upon gain visiting
the United States The unhAppiDss of her domestic re-
lations have had infues upon her In coming
to this decision but that she will again visit our shores,
should her life bo spared, Is factbeyond dispute.
She has already made arrangements to perform in
opera in several Of the prncps portions Of Germany
during the present and haAso completed arrange
ments to give season of o,eratc performances in
Losdon during the year 1854. Upon the conclusion OF
these she will depart for this country and will probably
reach here in May of the ensuing year
In support Of what have written will state that
Mr. Ullman the present able Of Madame Sontag
has received formal propositions from Jenney Lind TO
act as her agent in this county and understand that
that gentleman has accepted them II is his intention.
after finishing his engagement with Madame Sontag to
her stay in this country. The programme Of her
rAngements in the United States will be TO visit New
York FIRST and after eivi numbe of favorite operas
here she will then make tour Of ahe principal cities
and towns Of the Union
alluded above to the domestic difficulties Of Jenny
Lind These, am informed upon the most reliable au-
thorty, exist, and still becoming Il the mol serious
and unpleasant nature Shortly ate' the honeymoon,
some trng occurrd between her and
Dir. Goldschmdt, cher husband which has been daily
increasing until her suerings too inoerabe to
be endured His petty acts of selshess and his deter
mir alton 10 rule her with rod OF iron, have caused
her the greatest unhappne-s and separation has am
distinctly informed been agreed The well known
generosity OF Jenny is of the man causes OF the dit
fcuy her husband being opposed TO the giving away Of
any thing. But then, it may be, that the high temper
which Jenny displays at times has alo its effect in
dering her home unhappy. Certain it's such state of
things exist and what have written above you will find
corroborated TO the very letter
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Naval Intelligence.

Lieutenant J. w Cooke has at his own request, been
detached from The United States ship Pennsy yania and
ordered the Observatory at Washington Lieutenant
Peter Murphy hes received ordert for the Pennsyva
MIA, in place OF Lieut.. Cooke.
United States steamer standing up for the
harbor Of Ponce, P R., about the 2lst ult.
The soop. ofwar yandaia bound to Japan, left PhilA
delphia the 5th inst The following her officers
Commander, John Pope; First Lieutenant, Thomas R.
Roates second do. W. B. whiting Third do, j. II.
Brown Fourth DO J W. A. Nicholson Fifth do, c. II.
B. Caldwell Master G. v Denpison; Purser J. X. Har-
wood; Surgeon, j. T. Mason; Assistant Surgeon Benz
yreeland; Captains CLERK W W. WS~tesey! Boats vain,
EDWARD B. Bell: saiimaker, VIM L. Brsyton; Purser s
Steward, c. f. Kennedy.
The u s. surveying schooner Morris at Galveston
ed ult.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN GENEsEE CouNrY.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN GENEsEE COUNTY
FALLING OF FLooR.-The Rome Sentinel, Of
March 5th, says:--We have been shown a private
which relates the particulars Of shocking accident
at the town meeting in that town. The letter says
Directly after dinner while seated at our table
choosing overseers Of highways, the flooring under
our feet gave way and with crash we were thrown
on the heads Of those in the barroom below. The
feeling of horror which felt at this moment no pen
can describe. There was mass Of men PROSTATE
on the floor, then came the rubbish, then sixty or
seventy men on the top of this. large number
were hurt-about twenty badly. Some had their
limbs broken; Others were severely injured other
wise. We are thankful that none were killed. We
hope that all will recover, but have just heard that
one old gentleman will probably die"
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UNPRECEDENTED FALL OF SNow.-The fall Of
snow which occurred at Syracuse ON the morn;no Of
the 80 Instant deserves a special notice. II com
menced at 3 O'Clock in the morning, and at o'clock
two feet OF snow had accumulated being at the rate
OF six inches per hour We do not believe the re-
ths. Syracuse seems to have been in the centre of
this extraordinary snow deposit At Geneva. 6fty
miles west, and at Utica fifty miles east but from
two TO four inches fell Twenty miles north Of Syra.
there was about fifteen inches and at Rocbes.
ter but mere sprinkle. During the four hours in
which the snow fell thickest it was unaccom oaned
by wind, but in the course Of the day more snow
fell, and was considerably drifted.
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TERRIBLE PICTURE OF SUrrERrNG.--In let
ter TO the Gatend Advertiser, written from Oregon,
the suferngs Of an emigrant party briefly given
which make up sad picture Of Western adventure
ID Z. Morrison, OF Tazewell county, arrived safely
10 oregon. Their teams gave out 800 miles this side
o. thelr Destination They left their oxen and those
who had families and started down Lewis river on the
Deos o. ,neir wagons and out Of twenty young men
80 embarked only four got ashore alive 80 rapid
was .ns stream and 80 full Of rocks The four having
with but little provision and few closbes Tbeu az
rived at the settlement at last after passing tbr5ueh
TO describe = nsueoi pen
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Passengers Sailed

LIVERPOOL Per Steamship Arabia = Mrs MuIigan,
Miss Jane Chawson Philadelphia; Mr. John Caldwell, Lady
and three children, Philadslphia Mr. Jaaray. Mr.
Sondheim, Mr. John Cameron. E Havermsyer, Bremen
N Francisco. G de Luzzarraga, Guayaquil; Mr.. N
Holmes, Canada; Mr. Miller, Mr. Simpson, Montreal Mr.
M ~ M Cans1 M
Mr. Banng, Vera Cruz Mr. Boykett, Mr. Critchley, Eng
land Mr. Won Keller, Mr. wagamuth, Philadelphia; Mr.
Strange, Mr.. s Witherell, Maine; Mr.. Smith
Mr. Delcamps Mexico Mr. Fidler Mr.. Zaldua, Havana
Mr. Barba, Mr. G Boothe, Mr. John Weller, Mr. E J
Plank, Mr. Kunsts, Mr Kreet Miss Anna Kriig Phila-
delphia; Mr. rkwood, Quebec Mr. Marshall Mr. Chas
Blair, Ohio; Mr. Lloyd st Thomas W l; Mr. Z Lame.te,
Rosenleaf, Memphis; Mr. McFarlane, Montreal Mr. L
Tache, Mr. Rosenfcd, San Francsco-Tota So passen-
gers. Specie, $2l5, 900.
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1t II proposed by the Legislature Of the Bahamas to
erect fourth lighthouse the Bahama Islands, to be
placed on the Great Isaac Rock
Bark Texas, 4s0 tons, built at Williamsburg IL in
ls4S lately ashore Tybee bar, sold auction at
the Exchange sth instant for cash and three
months.
LAUScHED-At Bath by Messrs Iansbee, Robinson
Go. fire white oak ship called the Harvest Queen
owned by Messrs Watts, of Haowell. VIVA Noses, Of
Bath, and the builders.
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The Boston Omce-Seekers.

WASHINGTON, DC, March 8, 1853.
DEAR Sur see some of your correspondents from
here sending the of the persons who proba
bly, TO get prominent Offices Among the Boston appoint
ments, please record the following, and if moi
good at guessing
FOR COLLECTOR.
Charles H. Peaslee democrat and late member of Con-
gress,) Of New Hampshire
NAVAL OFFICER.
Aaron Hobart, democrat and merchan.,) Of Boston.
FOR POSTMASTER
Edwin c, Bailey (vhig, present Assistant Postmaster
aud nephew Of Charles 6. Green OF the Post of Boston.
UNITED DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Benjamin F. Hallett "a bunker democrat, and SEN
sible man. Of Poston.
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Personal Intelligence

Among the arrivals yesterday At the Metropolitan,
were Ex-Governor Whitfield Mississippi Hon X. w.
Peckhsm, Albany; Hon. NJ. schoonmiker, NJ c.. Kings
ton.
President Pierce attended the celebration Of divine
worship at the Four and Half street Presbyterian
church, in Washington, on the 9th inst.
Postmaster General Campbell attended the Catholic
church in Washington, the 9th inst accompanied by
Lieutenant Mclnire.
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TelegraphIc Marine Reports.

BOSrON, MATCH D.
Arrived-Barks Lady Suffolk, Cape Town. CGH, Jan 10;
Antanta Cardiff Secret, Newport, f; Muro, N0rleans
Georgian - brigs Emily, and Edward, Manzano
Waverley Cardenas; Loretta Mobile Commerce., Will
mington Nc Joseph Albion Triodad Peerless, NOreans.
Cleared Storm King, San Francisco; bark Edisto,
Smyrna.
The bark Lincoln, before reported abandoned on her
passage from New Orleans for Boston, yesterday
twenty miles from Cape Cod, 10 tow of fore and aft
schooner steering for Cape Ann. The FORBES has
turned from unsuccessful search for the Lincoln.
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ID T..
%Iss s
Futon very largo and beautiful assortment handsome
% s Passi
Ssr Of tho S y
n.
taTe covered With French Srooaseo
horse
ahairs bosisasss ms1Ss .op dssssns
s s sss
Z ss ri
,ay worthy The
without once !, hand sI
quality Catalogues Of the whole the morning Of SALE
SIMEoN nRA APE WILL 81; SELL BY ACTION &c 9.
s e.
ths wellsys Coal and Land Company. due in New Yoxk
asS il
the % balance an Issue q bonds sns
The and nS
real estate Nearly mile q the GhiS rive;
The Il: s os e.
frontage and their TWO depot: are located herr: "a One
penn. II i =. Sss:s lsuasssIs":: nd sasrs.s
FL o.: Ssss1.. :sisaIns u: sssys
:sssas s'nss .n
valuable potsrs and clay sxtea-
h:GT Creek coal dTs' By 1 Tw
access veins beswee, Ptsburg and Western
5 Ss 'sfs rs
III " me an
every that could be wished for in
s..:s. and ~ ,s.s%s.s. ssss7. mich assI:s
sn1 s .n r.
% be shs host coal FOR the market Of Csvs
sss is =; s, ~
the whore this river TO che Northern
py Lake bring: :ss:
Vile !. " s
ing the trade between Pennyvania and the sabcar1
I'D il:
he mos, avofasi. channel Supplying shs aIss
iii: is ps:'.ss a. ss.ss
heaSy ii
mile.
;ad
The deliver their coal A. Cleveland for less
dr na s%.
snas 'a ss
Them out Che goal veins thoroushly.o ~
s2
% to The ss and a1
ioas They offer most ample security s.S
they further extend 20 the purchasers Of the bonds the p
veFe Of converting them ~ any time before LIST January
1883 into stsek References allowed to john
=. Clarke, J. L. White y w. Graham, and A. w. Tlnt
New York 10 the auctonesr whore further particulars
10 had JOHN W. ROBERTSON, President
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS ON THE RIVER
chsgais5s IN Lover &c pnae.sisaed are az
Dorset lying within tho region declared BY Mr. Logan the
Provincial Geologist TO be aurrous UNREASONABLE
tiles be given Application 10 be made to the undcrssn
ed William Smith Sewell Sheriff Of Quebec to Andrew
Ross Eco, land agent At Frampton, Lower Canada
WIN s. SEWELLs
Quebec, Feb. %, 1853. A. ROSS
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TO THE EDITOR or TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
observe in yesterday HERALD the folio wing
st is remarkable that has ever brought out
complete edition Of the writings of Mr.. Jefferson"
Such an edition Ia in press and will shortly be
published by Messrs Taylor Msury, Of Washington in
about eight octave volumes, BY order Of Congress.
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Stock Sales,

PanApnrHrA, March 9.-Reported by Reese D. Fell
Camden and Amboy 6's 49, S. 90 9shsre Pennsylvania
Railroad 5o1s so vicksburg Railroad, b. 1914 100 Nor
sylvana Rail- oad 5oA 500 Reading Railroad b. lots,
a 4 so Wilmington Railroad as, 49, 100 Long Island, c,
17a 100 do. b5, 172s 100 Schuylki Navigation pre-
Minehiil, 73s; Harrisburg Railroad, 9, 56 II Union
Bank, Tennessee o. Sales after First Board-$l 600
Reading SIS, 43 91 100 shares Long Island, s5wn, 17
100 do, 17zs 100 do b5wn. 177s 100 schuylkn Navi
cation preferred So, 31ss 800 do b5, 3lA 200 Morris
Canal, 20.
The Sunday Hill Herald says the celebrated tree
near Fort Edward, under which Jane McCrea was
assassnated by the Indians is to be cut down, and
made into snuff bozes
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Passengers Arrived.

MAcAo-ship Reindeer-F Parker, USN; Gushing
Lane, of ship Argonaut.
HAABuRG-Ship Herschel-Mr Moler, Mr. Gudemann,
Mr. Gram Mr. Hannah, Mr. Roschler, Mrs Perrot
GIAsGow-Shp Cora Lnn-Thos James, London; Ann
Osborne, Glasgow.
CARDENAs-Brig Parhenon-Capt Kilman late Of brig
Alphine, condemned.
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LIoroR LAW IN VERMoNT.-A correspondent
Of the Boston Atlas says that the heavy vote given
for the prohibitory liquor law in Vermont, was ow.
ing in great degree to the infamous quality Of the
liquor sold in that State
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SPIEITuAL BANK OF CmcAGo-This bank
opened its doors again on the 2sth nit ana NJ
Paine, the President has announced that All tho
Oils Of the bank will be redeemed as soon. az tbo
money that was stolen from his Office under pretence
at law, IL returned.
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Miscellaneous.

Nomss. Res7denre OTfce.
Robert Smith 49, Illinois Com. OF Land Office.
Col. NcNair Kentucky First Asst r. ". General.
Judge Boulin Missouri. Com. Indian Affairs.
Augustus Linn q Collector OF ST. Louis.
Col Wheeler N Carolina Auditor 2. O. Department.
John G. Hebard Indiana. Post Office Vncennes.
H. Burdne Illinois. Commissioner OF Patents.
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9AH.UN

below u this mornings paper has not Jet come u the
DIV.
SAHEn
Steamship. Arabia (Br), Judkins, liverpool City Of
Richmond Mitchell, Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond.
Wind at SUNRISE Sc; meridian calm with fog sunset,
N, with rain and fog-o Pm, NV, and very fresh.
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SPRING FURNITURE SALES.-THE UNDERSIGNED
- respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
usual to give his personal attention 20 sales
of furniture at the residence of families, &c ALBERT
NICOLAY Real Estate and General Auctoneor, AZ wall
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ITO LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-ALL THE GEL
lars under Essex Mnrkct-The lease for year from
the Of May next of the car under Essex Market win
public auction at the City Hail. a. II NJ on the
10th day March instant Terms OF ssoTen cont Of
the years rent and the Of the sale to be paid TO hs
Collector Of the City Revenue at The time o. SAFE inc es
the rent With sureties to be approved by the
Mayor ptrocr conditioned for the payment Of ths
the lease The ten per cent will be credited
the first rent or forfeited II the lessee does not vs
in fifteen slafter the GALE A. c. FLAGG Comptroller
w signees sale of 400 600 Havana and South American
segars by order of Alfonso Deeroc assignee To be sold
auction, Thursday, March 10th, At lfpass ten
o'clock 10 Pine street. comprising regalias NOLAN
and londee Sizes and Of various well known brands
ho9ss de dia In danzadora londrcs Shakespeare u 81
oounaro la saiy adora In e arinora for de
Guiana reohonda ell leondor cordeza Ericsson GATOR
justo SAM Terms ninety days for all 500,
approved endorsed notes under that amount, CASH
WHITE FISH, SOAP, CHOCOLATE, &C.-SRIDAY.
w March H. At 1Of o'clock AZ Dey street corner OF
curran soap candles maccnron lentils sogsrs French
chocolate pger pearl barley salcratus brandy
gin, rum, &c AlsG % Terrell lake ash nrvu .,,o.
WILLIAM II, FRANKLIN AuCTIoNEER--vEIsy
w valuable real estate known Burnham's Hotd, vth
Eleventh avenue eighth and Seventy ninth strsets
having front on broadway Of go fesswM. u Prsnkms
at the Exchange Is lots Of ground together With
the large hsse thereon known as Burnhems Raxeat 2z
2 otq inches Seventy ninth street. which 100 ieeh
wide and 2 feet II irchcs Seventy eighth street Also.
the ground the south side heng
avenue and feet in depth In the lopgestlno Tho
will without mitaog whatever 70 tho highest
cent remain bond and mo for ut sin
per Lhograpbi mapa obtsnod at thq
| oefoe oftbs sactoneer pre'i' asto sale.
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GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS-ANTHONY
- j. BLEECKER auconeer will sell on Tuesday the 18th
inst at the Merchants Exchange lots of ground
Third Of sth street Sec at the Of
fee Of the auctioneer.
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s!u s}..ss:s IE1cKs. :. ,,.s.
sssras q z: . st.19
-: sss
aG.:: s1 y, The s is: s.sss
lars sPpy to III: aaoslonssr 'srs1 street. ''''
ueT,oS s SALE, Joys AgcrIoSEEn.sE
At spruce stress mortgage sale ~ q tx
s s:ss
March n.h AZ O'Clock, .. tho Merchants ssohse1,.
sS Ga wsst
every complete with croton water on each aoe
beS & so sthe first and second are fur
money may remain bond and mortgage for.
paSa Auction AZ. sa hi:
the ShS Tho sS m At Mo- @ s
assortment Of ga5lor and kitchen furnssrs
cToFfl asT rgEnI
at 1919 Elm street near Broome the entire the
s ssss bedding
glassware bedroom and basement furniture Sale
emptory.
HogsIEnMsoIPs % FgRN1 W s;,.s sAI LES
sv he as tho sss ~
turo the Of families breaking
nture their store for tho convenience ofhose who des
this medium of sale. Advances made II required
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-JOHN i. VANDEWA
Ill TER CO., Auctioneers will give their personal
tsntion TO- and respectfully solicit the sale Of grpursa
the residences Of families Also at the store IA Vail stree
HOUSES AMI. LOTS, coRNER.. OF CRANBERRY
street, Brooklyn-JAMES COLE will sell at auction
Thursday March TO- ut IL O'clock at the Merchants Re
change New York. houses and lots Cranberry street.
Of Henry street. lot Henry street. I'D
joining and two houses and lots Nos 1s and ITO Pnsapp
sae EuS s ns,, rSo S under the d
| TAMEs COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE BY
of of AaAd
James Cole will sell by auction Thursday March 10TH
II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange New York. II valu
able nouses and lots on Furman Atlantic Hicks and Dock
tory in fronting Furman street. large stores and
dwellings, Nos. a5 81 49, A. and q Atlantic
Hicks near State street, large dwelling house. corner Of
Front Dock streets; dwelling house. No Front
Fulton street. Terms, thirds bond and mortgage.
| TAMEs NJ. MILLER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Property for SaleThe convenient and desirable dwoll
Ing lot No 72ddagh street between Henry and
Hicks streets Brooklyn viii be sold At public auction a.
the Merchants Exchange the city ofNew York. ON Thur.
day March TO- at O'clock at noon The lot Is about .
ney may bond and mortgage For further pnr
ouiars inquire Of T. Tou No. Nassau street. New York
| DosITIyE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NO. u SUI
| l. Ivan stroet.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell 81
auction, without reserve Friday March llth at Ii
o'clock tho Merchants Exchange that desirable property
known 81 Sullivan street The lot is q by &c. and the
house is good repair One half Of the purchase
remain bond and mortgage Tho title
further particulars inquire OF j. Ret0n I'll Sullivan
| street, or OF A. j. Blocker on the day Of sale.
| DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-HORSES, CAR
II O'Clock at noon the premises No S2 Duane street.
pair horses carriage harness whip blankets Co. belong
ing to tho estate Of BY order Of
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HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF CRANBERRY
Il and Henry streets and Nos l0s and ITO Pineapple
street. Brooklyn.-JAMES COLE will sell at auction
Thursday March TO- at u o'clock at the Merchants Rx
change New York. houses and lots Cranberry street.
Of Henry street. vacant lot Horny street. I'd
joining and two houses and lots Nos 1 and ITO Pneapp
street Fulton street. Brooklyn Sale under the dire.
tion Of Messrs. Lott Murphy and Vanderbilt
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AARITIME INTELLIGEHeE.

Port Of Now York. March o. 1853.
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TINE RUSH FOR THE sPoltS.

last Of tho New York Omce Seekers.
he following Il the catalogue Of Nev York once seek
e. who now, have been recently, Or may soon Be
expected among the multitude from AL quarters,
nnging n the rush for the spos at Washington. Most
q this list are yet informed, awaiting st the
federal CITY the movement O. the waters
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.-HENRY H.
IL LEEDS Co. No. Wall street, Broadway, WA
give their personal attention usual to the sale Of
residences of families breaking up
removing Also will have regular weekly sales Of
nture at their store for tho convenience those who des
this medium of sale Advances made If required.
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TAMES NJ MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Property for SaeThe convenient and desirable dwcll
Hicks streets Brooklyn viii be cold a. public auoSn -
day March TO- at II O'clock ut The lot IL about -
by about 100 feet deep Part Of the purchase
ney bond and mortgage For further pnrti
ouIars INQUIRE OF T. Tlou, No street. New York
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Brig Hayt Cheeseman, from Port au Prince.
Brig Fashion from Antigua.
Also ship and two banks, unknown
Bark Adam Carr from Glasgow reported as being below
on the 9th; also on the 8th ships Adratic Snow from
Liverpool Onece. do; Ontario, do Fame, Davis, from
Bristol, and ship with r. u Hurbuts signal have not
yet come mp 10 the city.
ship Nsgsrs, Iivermore from Liverpool reported as