davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
TIE DEsTINIEs or THE REPUBLIC,

"The circumstances" says President Pierce
in his Inaugural speech, ." under which | have
been called to preside orer The destiaies Of the
Republic, fill me with profound sense of tho
responsibility" dc. We must object point
blank to this reading of the Presidential office.
1.-The world is governed too much, say the
Democratic organs, and we are quite of that
opinion. If our form of Government have any
distinctive beauty and force, it arises from the
comparative dmnution Of the powers Of the
Executive and the increase of the Importance
ard liberty of the citizen. We have read
lesson TO the world that the Execu-
i've is but the servant of the people.
To call him Governor, or even
President" is a clumsy abuse Of exact Ian
guage, for he is neither the one nor the other,
and the intelligence of the people and the nicer
use Of the meaning Of words may substitute
! better terms than these adaptations from an
tiquity. The President Of the United States
does most emphatically not preside over the
destinies" Of this country. To preside over
means TO sit over, TO control, 10 sway, in a
word. Now, does the Democracy indorse the
sentiment that Mr.. Pierce, in virtue Of his
taking an oath 70 do sundry things, almost all
of them by and witS the advice Of the Senate,
presides over the destilies Of the thirty odd
States of this confederation Nicholas l. or
Napoleon III. could not set out with larger as
sumptOns of imperial power than are contained
in this purely democratic exOrdium.
The powers of the President, though much
greater than they should be, are, after all,
really very little. The appointment of some
officers, With Senatorial concurrence, the look
ing after the execution Of certain laws, do not
form Precedence over the destinies Of this
Republic After all, the power of the Gener-
a. Administration is so small, compared with
the loccl government of the country at large,
that il would be Of little account if Washing.
ten were not a common center OF political In
tercourse Every year lessons the power OF
the Washington politician. The time for the
great" Senator has-thank Heaven gone
d D3. ~ iutuIc PcIVu VIII e|V" u0 o"A' VI
state dictator in the person Of Randolph OF
Calhoun, for the simple reason that the diIa.
sive education of the people prevents such an
accretiOn Of influence in the hands Of indiyid'
uals.
The wonderful grandeeship Of official power
and responsibility is PRETTY shown up wien
Hdrnden carries the mall as well as the De
partmen; when an electric telegraph line IN
private hands reconstructs the business intsl-
course Of the country, and binds its most ais
tant points IN love fetters when the splendid
revelation Of Private Cooperation makes Con-
yenJions Of Swans, artists, agricnlturists, re.
formers, philanthropists, from ell the States
meeting annually at a common centre agreed
upon, dispense with the nineteen-tweatieths Of
the accursed machinery which swells ont the
hereditary politician OF Europe into such vast
proportions, making him the fountain ofhonor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Ha~orer s"d Bess~ss

Cabinet Dificulties.-Probable Appotntmcats.
Mr.. Benismin's Case.
Speesai Diyatch TO The ~ y Tribune
WAsuNoTox, March 6, ls1
On Friday evening some trouble occurred
here In relation to the Cabinet Gen Gushing desksd
the State Department, but to this, the President A.
others objected Cushing grew angry. packed up, ~
threatened to leave the same evening.
Jefferson Davis has arrived.
To-day it has been settled that Guthrie sAs1
take the Attorney Generalship and Gushing the Tssa
sury--it was better before.
Bouln will probably be Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs and German Commissioner General Of Ae
Land Office.
The Senate will be obliged to settle the qass-
ton of Mr. Benjamins naturalization before they csa
act on the Cabinet Some of the Senators think thS
shall have to reject him. Esr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
RnsIslosE,

RnsI1oSE, iFf' N '4'1 h.
Mr.. Meagber lectured here last e e,,,1cs ".
io,e orowded audience, in the African n.s.,,o1si
F. Watson presided and many q ~, Du me Lieut.
e1ee est wsTs enser. Of the Pstsk Henry Sy
ssefer lectures % night IN peiersoo1fh ss 80 q ~
dsy neat in Washington a. the ,pses 49, al 100
in'1t oS' sst ,.,,es hayiug been THURSDAY
- Washlns;sn sor chaload me, r.
-..-,'i,,.iop sieaed Is them Among tae h' ~.
49, If Messrs Cas-, aeSssj, psuels' se'e'a'
1gSA, siOOs.Gs, &c.sF-.-rs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
RAJ EsrArr AT AuorIoS.-We notice that

REAL ESTATE At AUCTIoN-We notice that
AEruosy j. BLEEgo2R will sell At public auction THIS
DAY the 7b inst IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange,
the house and o' No 5 Bfoomes house aud lo No l5o
Eshethtj the yausbe houses and lots Nos Ill and l5
Bowory between Delaney and Broome-ss; one lot on
soths, 4thsv, lots, with the house theI IN, GU
ttisv Of a hd lots 5h nv corner OF 10th
Of lots Hh.aya between 10Th and ihsts, including
two lots; 10 ols 18th and 7hst between 9TH
and 9Th lots 46thst the 5ti-ay lots on
5hs, 6thav., tho lot of ground, with the large
frame house thereon, fyth ST. the I'd ev, New
foik Also houses and lots on the cor.eT OF Clssonev
sndVm Buren.st. enc house ard lots Van Buren-st
IN the City Of BROOKLYN, aud in ST Marks and ST.
No. Broads (l5l0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
r. p.v.corr HT SroRr.-The poet says

there's nothing 20 becoming man az poasI a's
humility bot IN our opinion there u no.Dnz ~
a. tstte the pi,ng touch and let person De dressed
ever 20 much mode II Re wears a. ne oi
bedl .I.rd ha, his appearance IL destroyed comPepey
nebstr must BE- AZ and have an eye 70 the oss-
f A. well a. perfect mechanical knowledge, IN oraeI 20
, de fnsns touch upon the external covering Of tne
a creston There pisee where gentle men can
- secuYDz the dss dsrstum Of hat pefec 1y eome
and that IL at the Prescott Hat Store IN the Prescott
House corner of spring-s end Broadway opposite the
Coasooe House. hhoA JAMES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
r..u,ou.p1r InrrLLIGEncE.-Grand open.

dav on Monday The 18th Of March at the PARIS MAN
Til EMoRIUn he 3j1 Broadway for the spring season
.he,e will De displayed collection Of raTtles IN Ladies
Cesnue tie produces Of foreign aud Of native genius IN
parallel IN the word OF FahlOn.
The Paris Nantilh Emporium having been st1i nrther
si.r,ed dining the rs two months may unquesnOn-
adv be pronounced the most commodous 81 wen - pop
lar "a asbmert for the sale OF Shays and ants 10 the
Jnfd States AID the present season beng more than
usp.Jly rlle with Partisan novelties az wei on account OF
the pg oeremones that have lately tken place in
he Yreneb capital asO with view 10 the great Indus
sr;s Exbibon 20 be held in this city, the proprietor can
Confidently state that be WIN offer neh treat to those
rbe entire ,e OF rooms will be thrown open on TINS
occasion ara the different articles arranged as 10 afford
GER facility for public inspection ,,
Msnsillas intended for the Worlds Fair GEO. BvLPIS
Paris Mantills Emporium, No. S6l Broadway;
EB-Please observe the opening day is on Monday the
14b OF March, or should the weather prove popous on
1l,e f,st anrcseSing fine day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
Kno,,s Srrrse HATs.-Kxox is busy with avs

KgoX's SPRIsG HATs.-kEoX IL Dusy VIVA n''
incarnation for the spring trade and he csculaes 70 pro
ducs consisting novel and attractive II the way o. n
for the approaching His reputation o.
,ufcieut 10 sat sfy his customers that ms sIns IN -
in eIesspcs Of desirn material and manufacture VIII p
worthy Of bis talents while hspce ss nsseo,css' % "a
only a. Call In season for your new nat az h'A . ''
RI at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rz, Spring has been naugurated at GEsrs's
80 r,o5uc,i9u of Lat which il the Genius oil
tSe seson had presided lie den and anutac.aIe
IL /. 40 sht 20 Q1ent fresh and beaun1iin US sys
b.ey kes 10 with tells the story OF its popularity psteI
tp.n an advertisement II only resembles ironsr f4Do
frorn DE ssoe source in one particuar,he pace remains
e %. u =. ~ "a ro.yS az GEMS 2lfBroadwsy,
nAeD a. VIC Opposite ST. Pads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

- This Erening, Mrs. BLoovEE with
Misses ANTHONY. and 4 l.. BsowS SPEAK for
Temperance in the Tabernacle, and we urge all
who doubt that Women may properly and for-
eibly speak in public on topics of great Social
and Moral concern, 70 hear before rendering
an irrevocable verdict. This is the last oppor.
tuniry TO hear in orr CRY these Jealous and
effective advocates for Reform, (as they leave
town tomorrow morning. and We trust it will
he improved by thousands. Let Women. e..
pecially, who have been told that public SPEAK.
ing is cut Of their sphere, hear before finally
acceding 10 that opinion. At al events IL has
already been proved by the meetings address d
by these ladies in our CRY, thar such speaking
does not incite and encourage row iyism-On
the contrary, il rebukes and rePres,es il.
There are few rowdies so debased that the
presence Of Woman does not operate as re.
straint on their worse prOpensities. Friends
Of Temperance let US cheer these heroic
Women in their efforts BY general Attendance
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

EuEoPE.-By the Baltic which arrived at
this port last night, about 1Oi P. NJ, we have
advicss four days later from Europe. Among
her passengers is that splendid orator, SO well
known in England for his phillippcs against the
Catholic Church, Either Gavazzi. The news
from England and France will net be
found Of great interest. Austria is car
ryipg matters with high hand in poor
Italy. That power is said to have made
great sacrifices in order to come to terms with
Prussia and it is further rumored that there is
imminent danger of an outbreak between it
and Turkey All these little matters, which
form the shadows of events, seem to indicate
the breaking of the general peace before
distant day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
~ The "CoxPosrrE IRos RA1L1so" made

BY the ATLANTIC RAILING WORKS,
Wrought Iron Framework. connected by Otnanente "a.
Iron Tea melted on and around the structure laet III
NAV be made light and graceful like the
WIRE RAILING,
mr. heavy and solid Ike the Cast Iron a.
Rangs foT steps streets, Offices, cemetsres Ec. Also
Verandsbs, Balconies &c, for sale by . rs.
No 500 Broadway, corner Of Walker-st, ,
who the only authorized 70 sell TINS description Of
Railing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

SPLERDtD CARPETfSGs FOR SPRING SALES,
Ies3-sm,Tu & LoUSsBERY, No 43g PeaTst,
receiving e per late arrivals large stock Of velvet,
tapestry Brussels three and ingram csTpetnss OF case
and CANT designs which, having been purchased previous
TO advances in prices they enabled to offer
nj very great inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

DEFIANCE SIAMANpER SATEs-GiYLSR $
PArENr-D pot No o. JJhn.st, corner OF Gold, Ton and
after May No. l9g Peart door below Maiden lane
RoSERr NJ PATRICK the sole manufacturer IN the Unit
ted States OF the above celebrated Safes ard GogFNs
impenetrah,e defiance Locks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

to We request oar readers attention 10 the
sale by A J. BLrreESS % Real Estate TUESDAY, MKT,
in which embraced taat extensive piece OF property bow
cry Of Houston beg Is tee former hy 20iest
the latter The projected eNtenssn o. the Bow very
Whseha if Effected viii render tAs property moot de-
snble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

To yEsrmAKERs--The beauty OF the work ON
fine Yeats done by SISGIR's SEWING MAoHiNNs is adj.
nitted be uGeQuaed, and extra pnots are ISsd paid
yit Call and see The nschuts in operation a. the office Of
l. NJ SiNsER6 Co, No. &be Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

To- H. l.. FosrERs Fashionable Clothing
Establishment No.27 COurandts, is desirable place 70
purchase Clothing OF every variety wneie me PuO
made up the best materials aud by the best wosnen
Clothes inside 10 order with promPness and dsPaich
srge stock Of Winter Clothing which will be sold at very
oW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

~ FowLIRs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
pnbhshers Clinton Hall No. l3 Nassaust New York, and
No. I42 Washing,ol-st, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

~ FArRBAYKss PLATFORM ScALEs-Long
known severely tested, always rght-the seknowedged
STANDARD fARBANKs 4 Co, No. 80 Waterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY. MARCH 7, 1853
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Il

LrersLAruRE.--Mr. Ward reported to the
Senate bill to prevent liquor selling. The
business generally was of no special interest.
In the Assembly private business was mainly
the order of the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

" MASSACHUSETTS, Constitutional Election
today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07


cine has created wheru,ty i las been introduced;
BLoSsBpKG, nosa Co, Pa MSIch So 1850
GENTLEMEN: la consequence Of the great consumption
Of your Worm Specific in this place snd vicinity; We have
entirely exhausted stock We should iec Obliged bN
your forwarding via Coming, New-NoFk, = doten WIN
your bill the reception of which We viii remit Son ihe
money. 800 d.. a.. 49,.
From the wonderful effects Of said Specific, IN this
neshboIhcod there could be sod annually age quantity
Ii 10 be bad (wholesale and rtta fon some Local agent
IL ycp would compensate person Tor oaoe and expense
Of ycndng think could make u 10 your advantage 70 do
So Yours respectfully, wv. NJ. MAiLoSY,
Mesus j KIND 4 Co Per ". =. Porter
foI sale in New York, wholesale snd retail, SO G. '.
CLICSENEs Co.'S No 81 BaEclAy-st, and BOYD PAU,
No a. Contlsndii Sold slso sy al tie principal druggists
PATENT Exclusion STCEL PES--A new and
very superior GtisleTbs zen . Particularly recommend
ed Tor TIE use OF BOOK keepers aud others wo write much
Ah has all the heAlety Of The quill Sold wholesale aud
retail BY CARR HICKS, Stete en-, Nc 55 Nassaust
TEAs-The best assortment Of !ine Teas.
viii be found At the store Of the Caution es Copany No
t2s Chsharl'st between Pesrl and Roosevelt tie. odss.
estabhshnen mt In the City, We assure Oi rese hat
they can do better than esewhse either q. Wholesale or
retail They have now 30 branch stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

w. III. DIsBRow's RIDISG ScHoor. No. 90
Ath-av-fours Cor Ladies, from A. NJ. 70 NJ Hoars
for (IentlemsD from 10 8 and 80 2. N Ladies W..
ips 70 ride OF take less a. this esahS-rs Inust be no.
troduced by some one Known 10 the PToprie;of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

McLANE's WoRa SPKcIrIc.-The following
from cus,smes shows the demand which lls great mea
cine has CREATED wherever !t las been lntTod scedi
~ ~. Pa NaI.h 30 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
THYonoRE LrNr. Arcsin,..r

THIS DAY, at l04 o'clock, at Sales Room.
l. No. ass Bruadwsy-isrze sale Of new and sscoaa
hand Furniture &C. being the entire farntarv Of h,
rvlpquishng house removed Cor the eraves,s,
Of sAe-BTuss,s ipgr.n and Sssir Carpets, MsAas.s,
Cottage Beds,ssds Msrbe,op Dressing Bsrcsss 10 a,
Washstsnds; Feather Beds, MATTRESSES Pal ssses Bes
dir e. Looking Glssss. Ch.ns Glass and Gro kery War,
Furniture Also, close several invoices srss oss.
ton OF New Furniture. Also sets OF Eaxmnelel ca
tsre Furniture Also, 0ffce Deaf aud C0uutinf RI.
Fnrpitprr Also Iron fr~?rcof SAFES Asa P,rt,Ns
Forces Sc SC. Also, one secondhand Billiard rss-
Al~e q Spanish Cissrs All Of the shove viii " 60
,,hoo rr.fyr a. Mr. LENT s about rehnguishins osA,-
"a. Al hs ware rooms and viii for the faare devote ~
entirr attention 10 the furniture business 81 pr.ss s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
IMPORTANT PUBIC NOTICE-I0o5

dos Fine Linen Handkerchief having A.ep Wet "a -
dressed well worth . cents, for ony ,hs greatest s.S
ssin ever offered IN that line; also coo a., ~. H.
Stitched Corded, BoIdered and Needlsxors a. :, ~
price, also. soc yards Linen Damask sa9esn. Sytsa
Rom Al up-a great object TO hoa.eke.pes,, - SaJ
yards Linen Sheetings Pllow-Cxse Linen Linen sa,,,.
Linen Huck. Towe ing &C. sc 500 aoI NspA'ns TowsNs
Doyles &C. Cotton Shirtinss and Sheetnss At IA. yr.,
prices n. BTbe above goods warranted pers-c nav
ing been wet only snd viii be sold this dsy at about hsf
price. A. q. COLBY,
IS isy. between Oh and lrhsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
gaies Do anrti0T.
OWLS sAIr-AyAIIJBLE PRO

A SsJGNEEs SALE.-A VALUBLE PRO-
~ party AZ AUCTION Located in the Village OF VI
Ger Towr Of saa.erties Ulsos Co y. Y CONSISTING o.
sror Dwelling Hoase aid Out BUILDINGS and tarso OF io
yacapt Building Lots Tie aid property wiz DC so1 on
~ 18th february inst, at ore o'clock T. " u 'c EN
change Hccse kept By 2. Poland, IN sSd yss6 AZ uo
quest'01A0'0 N'' VIA CN. HUMMEL.
AssiSnees Of Elias WoodraG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
VET LINENS-Theg greatest Bargains

NV II L II 1 N II n 81 lie gTtdttNl I)arXalnS
w offered. - Notwithstanding the pEiees OF ary
goods have advanced per cent selling sooas that
have been very slightly wet at ~ 90 q per cent less hsa
wholesale prices Only think Of fine Shirns Linens AZ
and 81 yard double Damask Table Linsu, yari, vida
4 aud 46 double Damssk Snow drop pattern Do SIS
ward elegant Snowdrop Linen Napkins large sac Isl AMI
la doz; arge-size Linen Towels, 81, aad 10 dos,
splendid large Counteranes yards IS apiece Linen
Diapers (l2-yard pieces ard 10 piece, BURDErrS
Cheap Dry Goods Store, No 1856 walker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
Urn GOODS.

DRESS GOODS for CASH.. H0xIE, Jr.
~ No 81 Nssssnst opposite the Ohee, nov ro
ceivins and offers for sale large and attractive o.. ~
SILKS and Fancy press Goods Printed Lawns and Jsroo,
Barge De LANES Plain and Printed BaFexex pas al
STRIPED Pophrs Prints Linens GinghanA White (;oSss
&c mostly from auctica Also. full ssSrtme cot OF n
escs cash AZ prices from 10 20 IS per cent osrr ~.
thew can be bought the usual credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
7 OTIS on THIRD.AvENUE at AUCTION

A. TO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERs-That valu.
able easehod the Building and ots north corner
Sd and 6st ST. 3 feet trout 3day aud las deep on
olst-st twin be sold by COLE d Chiffon on FRIDAY
ltb lnst at the Mercbsnts Exchange, II O'clock ID
years xpred term. Lease very favorable ons All
improvements 10 be paid for At tho end term il lessee
wishes or new term at per value of lots good
location for coal and wood yard scale upon the
Krenses P0ssessl0n Of ots 81 once. Terms very cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
JAMES CoLE, Auctoneer.
DWELLING HOUSES on

H WILLoUGHBY, corner of LAWRENCE-Sr, aud
on HOYT, between State and Atantic-sts. Brooklyn-
JAMES COLE will sell at auction on THURSDAY, Feb.
To- less at u O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange ~
the following desirable property, viz;
-Four threetory and basement half octagon front BRICK
houses on the north side of Wou ghbyst corner OF Law
rences the houses p feet front by 10 feet inches
deep built in the best aud most substantial manner with
mastc fronts stone soops Gothic porticos iron rnngs 10
stoop balcony, Sc. inside blinds French windows sliding
doors and stained glaze sash dOor silver psted door fun
ture gas fixtures in stories hard6nshed and corniced hot
air furnaces &c &c. each contains IA rooms, and all Is IN
perfect order Lots 2 feet front and by % feet deep
These houses now occupied by genteel private fa-
lie and are in very select and desirable neshborhood IN
retire half minutes walk from the City Hall
and other public buildings but block removed from the
mosrimpotsnt business in the city Myrtle and Full
ton blocks from the Montague Ferry TO the foot
OF Wast, Newlork The buildings are IN the best ap-
proved style of architecture and for convenience cannot be
surpassed in the city
Also two 3sory and basement brick houses the west
side OF Hoytst the 81 aud 9th north OF Aantcst; the
houses built in the best manner modern style with mar
bic manes CRATES with sliding doors inside blinds cor
nced and bard finished contain V each wih an IN
closed piazza the rear houses ~ by 81 feet lots % by 7o
TERMs-A large portion OF the purchase money can re-
main on bORS and mortgage.
Maps are now ready tho offices Of the Auctioneer Nos
43 Fulton st. Brooklyn, and Walst New.fork 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
T. II. LUDLOW, Auctloneer.
PEREMPIOkY SALE OF VALUABLE

u PROPERTY on WHITEHALL and MARKET
FlELDSTS belonging 10 the estate OF ISAAC PERSON
deeea,d, BY order OF Executors 2. II. LUDLOW VIII
sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY Feb. 3, 1853 at II
O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange;
WHITEHALLsT-The valuable Lots with the two three
story brck Dwelling hoqss. Nos 8 and Nationalist,
No having thereon tree-story brick dwelling house
and No and double three story BRICK dwelling with
large brtnr attached sad Lots being together 70 feet
inch 'front.' 81 feet inches lf9 feet inches thu
nOhery SIDE, and 10 teet inch on the s0uthery side
togetheg with the Lot No. ~ MaTketeds being Il feet
inches irout and rear IS feet inches tie westerly i'd.
tie Lots on WhteLall-st.
The whole property viii be sod in one parcel Tn. sale
VIA BE- peIemptofJ 20 the highest bider and 90 bids will
be made BY anyone interested the property Terms at
sale. CID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

koR SALE-A new and desirable House
n sne Lct No ia Yves, Sclh-ss between sih and Sta
avs euls 10 las best stys and al conpefe Apply - C.
d. TOShkA, No 10 West Se.h-s;- Oh ss.ne block
EOR SALE-A desirable three-story House
IL and Lot. No Is Celrsnhi.-ss Ap,lv 70 " D BROWN
Mecharles' ard Tsssszs Bzah, OF g THOMPSON PRICE
No. It's Ess; Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
Cntlcrp an6 Garomare.

CROWELLs CELEBRATED PATENT
~ CAST-IRON RAILlN0-The Now.York Iron Rail.
ing Company make and put up orier every variety OF
PLAIN and cast-iron railing for Buildings, Parks
Courts Cemeteries, &c. &C. in complete and workman
like manner upon Crowtps celebrated Patent Principle,
without ryets saving thereby purchasers twenty five
fifty per running foot. They invite critical ex-
animation OF their patterns and works. 70 which they are
constantly making tasteful additions Specimens may now
be in several OF the cemeteries and at buildings
in the city N. bah kinds Of cast aud wgought-iron
work for buildings such bank and vault doors shutters
brackets light counting house desks and counter ratings
gratngs window guards wall stays &c. &c, furnished at
short notice and at most reasonable charges Office No ID
Quar- st, q few doors east of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
Tor sALE-A Country Residence and "A

= tciss UtoCnd- zfak,ed IN Wesfrhestrr COaaty 40
rites from the Cry Han TIE hcn.e AMI oarSaiinss
were built last syrns The ground fronts thrve roa
Tie vii be sold together. with Horse C.-riAss
Cow, ke for - eco. Seventy per cent rsznzia %
espa - s.elssass. IHguls 81 No, n R.sSs<t