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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

A STORY FOR Boys. 1t is related of Per-
sian mother, that, on giving her son foriy pieces
OF silver as his portion, she made HIM swear new
er to tell lie, and said, $50 my son, consign
thee 10 God, and we shall not meet again ill he
day Of Judgement"
Inc youth went away, and the party he trav-
elled with was assaulted by robbers One fellow
asked the boy what he had, and he said, "lortv
dlnars are sewed up in my garments' He
laughed, thinking he Jesled. Another asked him
the same question. and he received the same an.
swer.
At last the chief called him, and asked him the
same question, and he sad 81 have told two of
your people already, that have forty dluars sew.
ed up in my clothes.''
He ordered the clothes to be ripped open, and
found the money.
"And how came you to tell this :" said he.
"Because, " replied the child, | would not
be false to my mother, whom promised never to
tell a lc.'
"Chd' said the robber, cart thou so mind
fol of thy duty TO thy mother at thy years, and |
am insensible at my age Of the duty | owe to
God Give me thy hand, that may swear re-
penianee on it," lie did 50, and his followers
were all struck with the scene.
"fou have been our leader in guilt" said they
TO the chief, "be the same in the path Of virtue;"
ana they instantly made restitution of spois, and
vowed repentance on the boys hand
There Is a moral IN this story which goes be.
You'd the direct influence Of the mother on the
cblld The noble sentiments infused INTO the
breast OF the child is again transferred from breast
TO breast, I'LL those who feel il know moi whence
il came.--Mrs. Whilteiseys Magasine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23
BOARDERS.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtuIn nleas,n,
N rooms and Bunrl BY applying at No ~ Pleasant
street Also several single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with Doard. myl2 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

A. ANDREWS,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No. 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

VIE subscTlbers OIfer Tor sale Lemne Giber7s Ia
4 tent-action and BoudOir PIANO FOBTES of diff
ferent styles, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases,
the and Octave in square Gases, with prices varying
from $500 TO $500 The Boudoir style which is
perior Others il form and tone; the Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases, prices iOm
$3.50 TO $500. All the al owe have GGber rs Patent
Action, and superior any others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
also, Seraphiaes, Holians, and MelodianS,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF all kinds.
a choice selection of New Sheet Music, Piano Stools,
Shireys Furniture Polish, &c. Piaios to let tuned and
repaired EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

From the Report Of the Committee Dentistry, at tie
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
To tn Gaze presented by O. F harris, of Woiees
ter The COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
rial the naturaness and deicacy of color, tue perfect
carving of the teeth ALSO for the superiority OF the
plate work, the strength and perfect lifting OF the
teeth to il.
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
Silver Medal,
for the specimens presented.'
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth the subscriber is prepared to furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth OF superior qaaliiy, both 10 strength
and lie like appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling. and all other opeI-
atoms OF the Teeth.
Tooth Brushes; also, Tooth Powders and Wash, su
perior articles, may be had OF o. f HARRIS,
l5S Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office
may22 dawly
Reasons why the climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
LIST. To prndure new hair.
End To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandruff leave TO withdraw"
4h. To promote the growth of the hair.
5th. re give the hair rich and luxurant appear
ance.
Oh. To give the hair natural gloss.
7ll To curl the haiI easily.
Sth. To dress the hair astefully.
9th To prevent the hair from turning gray
10th. To the heafache.
/ llh. To keep the head clear.
18th Because it is the hest compound in for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, l.. T. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
street. my IA diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

TT II is reported that Adjutant General Stone
is TO remain as his present post, during the nd
ministration Of Gov. Clifford.
~ Buenos Ayres was still beseged March
22d, when the baIque UndlDe lell Monteyideo.
IT They think they have found silver and iron
ore on Samuel Trans farm ia Sullivan, Me.
gg-John WIight's big tent is TO be spread
at the Koene Centennial Celebration on the 26lh
inst.
E1Tbe Government Of Peru have voted
million Of dollars to Simon Bolivar. for his SER
vices in gaining her independence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

Aud all this awful destruction Of human life is en-
braced in the record Of a single month. Truly, re.
marks the Express, we have "supped on horrors,
and ave full -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

r. C. BacoB. Counsellor az Law.--tJis Tin
being no longer occupied with the duties OF the Mayor
aly he will devote himself exclusively the business
OF hi profession Office, No !, Central Exchange
January g. 1853 lnn5 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

l.. %. Nichols, NJ. D., ilOMgPATHIC PHY
siCIAN, Residence No ll2 Main street. Once hours
from 10 9 A. M, 2 TO 4 and 2 tosP.M
Adg q, 1859 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

HOuhIy Lhhda md TehsIOns!
And all Law maiteis attended 10 az usual Cash paid
for soldiers Warrants, by W. 5. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
apl-dawistl 3 Harrington Corner, " oiccsier,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23
VIM. s. 6arLoD ,

NOTARY FUHLlC,
CoMMIss IONER OF DEEDs, for New NUrl, New Jer-
sey, &C, No harrington Corner, Wofctste
apl3 dawistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

Segnrs OF exquisite flavor are always TO bs
found IN quantities TO SUI nj the Drug Store Of
l.. T.. LAZELL,
a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
paints, Glass, &e.

,x,uITEI LEAD WAREHOUSE, No. 10y IrmsssfEs
eolrer q N Z s,S,. fa hns
WHITE LEAD coMPASS Nh Ssss for .e il large
pe no. ow ~ es TIL, Lead eSnssfMgsac n
o. bs., article manufactured JANIS ' zxxs6
.s.s ~ pATYTs-THE NEW JEksht aess
H. rovpA1Y are now manui,eet,qqnpinns 'N'" IL
quality all Of hen 49, respect Of Zinc over Leaa ~
The .nS - they eqa. !1;: lhs co... to
tao s snSnre much longer, II es.a ., -. - =
and L ions run half ss pest IN this and Oh
not 70 o By .6s R ,Se c0@p Agents. ~S
msnriaOturen' P5.,rsN aps soUIER, No - Dey+,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

Conn for sale at Auction the premise. , of FaIf
I, ,sS M-The well known property on the ~
fed Road and Division the town OF saea S This
LEI lila ~ Banum Esd will be offered Tor sac
ma.lv the residence of Ira b. Wheeler dece v,ev
XIX .tsts Of cultivation ostee &c ,hs
Sound h within FIVE minus walk OF ths civ
and Haven Railroad just beyond the limits Sso s bat TWO
ofonyenient New. oelns S,r pur.
ncs and believed unsurpassed IN esey Svss
noses investment Inc Of sale Lho
ob mans OF the property exhibiting r SsETT
,s-. raw he sbtained office OF THOMAS -, NAV
r. No ~ Od Slip and any further s.Is ABSOLUTE
Terms stated the maps. INA D. "iil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Mlillinerp, &r.
Clothing.

BOOTS, SHOES and GAlTERS-ine .s.r,S % sara.h
forms his friends and the public that ne nbcss compare
Roots Shoes alters &c, OF quality, STYLE NJ" "a.
fayorsbly with any in the city VIZ -, Root.
ladies' Caters from 81 O0 TO o. Genus ieher 500
Ladies Morocco Boots CO.. % Gems , Pa: l. Caters. 2a
Ladies Moroc Buskins 81 to - Gsn n, P slippers SOL"
Ladies' MoIoc Slippers oto 20 ,s.fh eoube -
Ladies huOoeis''''''' and uppers y. y A~srS
Misses, and ChiIdreps work at corresponding Al ~ -
~; ~ ,vorI for aides and Gentlemen mace 10 0'e N.
otice sud of the materials in the 81 eoe.p wears v -
He artt.rs himself that experencs h, .,yIs hz9k -
him 10 give satisfaction % in JOHN BORkkL11<
mails nd prices Nth Moore-st Qae OF 5sl Ofoss~-~r,
E no ty 1rS CLOTHING and TAiL - -
and Froek made g ordsT 80. o. %stsa.
thrOughOu. with n MADE from Sc 81 the cheape' -
tasty tasty lin Ellis, No. % Fslton't. "a. srs
nATs for GENTLEMEN, Of tas s. sp, .aa Ss1sc
no. .s FOR ng.ea .s., s o.. s sssnssa a1 Of hoe.
vie with ssy feeling cousdeu H:. vii meet s sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
D. S. HouGH, Auctioneer. =, "

THIS DAY, Saturday at 100 a: M al NJ ., iG n.
first ea,s story house very large assortment .,
wood es In Broatee and Plush, Rosewood Seci po,ssns
Center Tables Side DO Work Tsbe Rosewood Of Ma,
Esgeres Furniture &c Also sss W,rese
Beddng Quilts Mantle Ornaments China Cnt ~ hest a.,
o one SUPERIOR Rosewood Forte aud altogether zoe
sortnaent Household Goods Offered at auction 'n' '
rn.rrn lsala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

Sailed from Santa Cruz Cuba 0st ult, chr Lamsrtine,
AZ Remed,os 7th rst ,roine Raven for Now
YORK soon brig Battle for do TO- sd brig Titne Wynn
Atssgus 10Th inst brrs r Dow Co1mbs m Boston, ST.
A. Cerfpg 18th inst " B Seson HARDING for Boston
uc bnes Thomas Walter Msrshman and Judge Halfway Lean
Al Csricnas 2h inst brig Andrew Ring Bayn,s, 70 al or
Boston Grey E.ee Barker for New-fors (g 81 for mo-
lmsesl $500. 49,, ,,,..- l., ~, -, r
M Pow haau ngbam TGesc about ready William Bailey. for
Boston 7h Bems New York do venus Church for do
sd Louisa L6dsay and Japonioa Gallagher for Paie pha nrns
day; Lucinda Mra for sale having repaired dtuhes sustained
ashore :brs Harriet Newell Warren from Portland u day h
Hnbley Johnson for Boston aboutay Mary Lowell PeeIso
for Philadelphia. loaring.
AZ Manzas 18th inst Apollo Burr for Trieste ds Empire
and Nevada, do do Oonh cht and h.
A. KnsnaD Boston de- One 81 John odbi for New
Aa Tar and Jane Doten Grows for New Orleans d.
Run ton Wrchel: Maufan Trghast aud RIO Grande,
Percy Cadet Rich William, Fullerton and John Carer P0r
ter RAINBOW Bunker aud Brooe, fulton for Ne
leans AbeonB Mr Heath Bennett Monose Adams
Kosuih Alen Nagara, Haring Eya Brown, and Mechanic
Merrynau scrs Henry Laurens Gould for Portland s Wing
Friends Bunker from Providence 9Th dsz Hen
reita Keene from c. Just Sid llth bark Canada
Dys Portland: bries Russell LeseEqog New York; Phebe A.
Page Lrnren Pha4eloha schs Ellen Perkins Sockbds Port
land 18th bark Express Bess. Newlok
AZ Para March Water Witch Conway for Salem s-hr
Isis Chase NewYok Maranham, for do Village Belle,
Priiohard for New-lork unc. 800, =.
York. . .
Eatb 18th brig Phmbus Robson Newiork Cid 10Th bark India
Ketclum Savannah scr Ivy Green, Johnson New-Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Whatprs.

The following cargo board ship Emily Taylor West
fm Ho Jan So 1853 for NewBedfd 45O0 whale oil n
shin Fra S342 Go m the Arctic 293 gals do FIN
tie 1864 gals do I'm the orozimbo u 5 gals whale and
23 gals sperm the hos Nye 35 GALS whale aud 58 do
go oil fn tie Columbia 548 gals VIII oil tm the Adm ios and
42 gals VIII oil m the Manuel Ortez Total 549 bbs of VIII
enc 12C bbls Of sp. oil -
The ship Ellen Brooks Davis which sailed FIN Honolulu jan 49,
for Bedford of 1881 gals VIII and 400 OIL
I'm tie Bragnza VIII oil I'm the Heroine; 1878 do
I'm tie owlsnd; SO7l2 gals VIII and 1920 do sp oil fun tbs
the Manuel Ortez; 1929
oilfm 6 6f lbs whaebone n
lbs fD the Helen Augusta 4O6 VII oil
5 lbs 3l03 VIII. oil n the the A. A. Rowland
bbs of whale 25 do OIL and 2o lbs OF whale
bone.
Sld. I'm New Bedford 2lst lark Heca Indian Ocean -
Spoken Maria by s. 20 miles schr Walter
son Provncetown fT Bay of Mexico with % bbs sp
VIII oil; had landed % bb at Bay; same time brig
CemC Cock Of Beverly, with 220 bbls
Feb r. N, H. bark Dumbarton of N b., cruising.
letter from New-Bedord, reports
her March Is lat 81 so 200 bbs oil board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
ALBERT Fl. NIcoLAY Auctioneer. 1900
vNEPFMPTORY SAL f. of "a choice plots OfGROUNl

ElEREMPTOkl SALE0f "a choice plOts Oh UISOOND
and new FRAME HOUSES situated the Dep0ts OF CEN
TRIAL MORRISANIA and PARAMOUNT, UPPER MORRlSANlA,
atAUCTION-AIBERT II NlC0LAY will sel on MONDAY April
81 O'clock Merchants Exchange without reserve choce
pos Central Norssna the depot varying
front and and from 10 10 5o feet IN
depth. III. :. A..
with the village has 10 have built by Nav Soi
than $500 that Immediate neigh.
borhood certain irsts Houses erected All
the streets graded and planted In front OF the os
many this village will undoubtedly be the gem" Of the Morr
completed the will stop directly on
Ao in ne beautiful village of Fairmount Upper Morsania
ground varying from ~ to 100 feet mont and rear
and from 80 to 80 feet in depth. . ~.
Also very superior and basement frame Houses bnt
by days work last summer POSSESSION
which May 1t required that all plots tins village
.htl have house. than $500 built by Isl
December 3 number Of very tine houses built
there The and graded nd the principal avenue
pnked sidewalk There % daily trains to and from these
and the only nine cents per day Inc con-
this being only ten miles from
the Civ together the healthy location and the most excel
lent neghborood combined offers inducements 70 hose
well cate and profitable invest,
d the Harlem Railroad tna depot
will by the NewRochee Railroad Company tnn
Persons wishing the property by taxing the y
train Monsana and inquirns at Pndhams Hotel az tne Dl,
(cose the dep0t) will find person waiting VINO Will n' ~
Tes-l0 per cent and the Auctioneers fee the DAY
pe cent on May, when full warntee deed 49,
hyered and the balance remain bond and
wears per per discount for casn Inc al
buying half plot will be given condition that he P''
be all cash. ,..orw MERRIAM
For thosrspbc mps full particulars apply 70 ,v
q Bee to the Auctoneer NO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
To Mariners.

HYDRoGRAPHc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, Feb IL, lSo2
CAPE OF Coon Rock, FALSE BAY The Com
ouers Admiralty have received from their Naval Surveyor
a. ape of Good Hope of the discovery of Sunken
Rock False carrying Is feet at low water
tides From tie Rocks it bears by compass n N E.
about half cables lengths ard from the Light Vessel bears
Nm. y. E n, cables length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

7 AND WARRANTS bought and so upon favorab
terms and claims or Bounty Land Ext Paw nj Pension
promptly amended b. GEO w0oDMAN Mo Wi ia - h'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
JA.D. JOsLrS, successor to A. B. Dike,) y

ia. d. JoSLGN, Successor TO A. - DlAe)
No Washington Buildings.
IRON WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, May III, at IL
NJ the premises if previously disposed OF private
Providence Iron Company, close coucern ohe for sale
their complete establishment TOR MANUFACTURING
Iron situated on tide Fox Point in Providence.
ell been erected within years are IN sod
order immediate nd are equal 10
plates and bars per day
Connected above Wire Mill csoabe OF running ins
of which and increasing demand IN
Prodeice least equal 20 tho entire podu
ton OF the Reynolds Patent Wrought Spike and Nail
Machr which will 10 day Also Cut Na MIL
capable 80 5 day. and which could Do 90
sly arranged to double that product -,,
having about OF he perfect kind and the inventory
exhibits complete an establishment perhaps as " 10 "uu
New England
II thought place the United States prenisa better open
pg for the prosecution by practical man, OF me nuacture
of iron nails aud spikes han the City of0vdence tue cen
ter large and rapidly increasing manufacturing DISTRICT requiring
Cor consumption the production OF these WORKS
tide whore the largest class Vessels
which frequent Bay load and GOES without
allows their supplies OF coal aud iron s me o"eS
rate OF freight labor all times be had on as good te
else ~here in New England. -, ----.- - -, ....
would 20 examine The prem SEES
further descrpon deemed Fac property VIII BE- sold
cLeap and the terms will be made et.y
For an examination of the property apply 10 W.
on ., ,ne - in Pyovidence HENRY KENDALL
" inc 'uO' EDWARD PEARCE,
Provdence r l. Narch q, 1853. DANIEL PAINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

HENRY T LEEDS, Auetioneer.
WILL SELL THIS DAY, at I0l o'clock an
w Wism-st, splendid 10, Of Roses dwsf ana ~ "5 81
Apple md Peach Trees also Gerry Trees from
Esi sth - Sd sv Also fine co ecion Of Perpetual Aa
Dwarf Roses lily bird, Perpetual Baltimore Belle nd
Gr,en house Plants Shrubs SC, Orng8 Trees Lem & Ae
sale rain shine Catalogues resdy. Aso Ala ~ Tres k
nom q Mants Esq Also, suite Of Furniture &c,
c. W. HotM MIS-. Auctionser
WILL SELL on SATURDAY. 23i inst al lou +, =,
AZ No 81 Bsekmsnst variety OF And a
oie eonssting Of Sofas Lounges Tttea Tes Wass al
sno ROSEWOOD Bureaus Gard Tables Mahogany b., ~ "
" pedsescs Cane and Sprns Chairs .1d Rocssr. ~
" % oes hasy ChslD Capetng Curled Hair Mattresses M te
oyosIy " hhno's Toilet Sets Washtubs G.aSTsfe A,
which will be sold without reserve 1871 v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Foreign Ports.


Ar Valparaiso March ~ ship Alexandria Walker fm n York
bark sb,nSbas Jan & ship Appleton DOane for NewYOk
at Amherst 81 ,hp EDWARD Colby fm Boston Sept i
0J Nautilus Feb H. ship singapore CrOwe I'm NewYOrk
tn urst Africa bark Cambria Redofe for NewYork
= Going In Path brig Planet, Ryder, FIN Cape de Verbs
SAin French, Brown, for New-fork 10Th
No Am vessel at Smyrna sith ult
A, Psle,no Nautilus Lincoln for Boston, dgs An
,oiree sc NewYork do brs Nellie Crosby and Challenge
BuIdee Boston Sid 6th barb Gabrielle (se) for New York
G,ios ID inst ships Arthur Talbot for NewYoki Albania
Lef.d brig Henry Buck Pendeton, I'm New Orleans,
Iesborn "a inst brig Enrico (oreign for Boston ldg
9Th ship TIN, Ross for York Sea
Lion New Orsansi bark Gen. Jones Harding, for
Palermo ready brig Frances Jane Pummer for Messna ana Boston
Al Malaga ist ns brig Martha wOrhDsOn, Freeman for Pal
Gibraltar inst Turk Small, for Cad to load part Of
ship Chatham Hardy, I'm Smyrna for Boston
Hope OBJ frtch MDs for do and others which will
be found reported the ship by the .tmr On tn 18th ut the
wind ee fo few hour but all tho had
Sailed opoto 18th ut brig Devon % Phladephis and
Al Havre 7th inst ship Thompson ston. m ,
wind bound Cromwell Baker ia, NJ -,
Posty,a,m inst for
ld Dutch Mulder Mslyne De JedEs
Cstbsns do do Aida Veen and Hoop Vsrwseh,
| ting Pybes for Boston 49,. IN ,..s = -,.... -
I6t inst bgs Eliza Ann Chase fcr Boston, ds Cen
| MARSHALL Cocord, for New'York, DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Ocean Steamers.

Passengers Arrived.
n brig Loprcto from Bise' H"-Jose SOto' Pedro X Nesee
1fedMo NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
spoken, &c.

re- The ship March % lat long 90 steering South the
r X Milan Ellis. I'm New-fork Feb l0) for Australia
April Key bearing N by E. ship Northern Chief
Feb e. lat q n long W. ship ARIEL Aye m NewYOrk Feb
FEB G. lat "a s. long &c W. bark Mary fm NewYok oc
March "a lat Is % long 80 40 ship Bengal Bray fm Cardiff for
March ST. oil the smalls ship VIM. D. Sewa FIN Liverpool for
Ap lat 49, long &C. ship Southampton, Jewe FIN London for
New r..
Apl OF Island ship Great Western, Furber fun Liver
pool for New-Yort , - "a NJ. c.;..o. t.
Mobile for HAVE. p.ta..o
Ion New Orleans f.. pt;l.s.
pbia. oc n, -, ALL c.nGsld FIN NewYork FEB
Feb lat Is long ship Independence, Choae fn Boston Jan
g. Valparaiso 80, - .. -. ,,,.io., shin shovvin,
q white Gag with letters NJ X, G. INIT W, T. ...c c
Mach lat TN long 2 bark Ocean wave im Boston of cape
Town =. ~, lava ap,sr;can An .teor
;,s Z showing red flag with white h IN the center q, =,
March IS lat s. Is bark Arana Anke ID ds I'm Ns"
York for San Francisco. a., - l. ,v-.h, :, I'm p.s,
moi Boston II p...ha;, Cardiff 6,r NsvnO,
leans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Providence, r. l., Merch p, 1853.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
INEpEMpT0RN ASSIG\EtS SALE OF VALU-

ADRIAN IT. MULLER Arcloneer' ,r,,,,
nFPFMPTORY ASSIGNEES' SALE OF VALU-
i ABLE PROPERTY at HASTINGS Westchestet Co19tyT
ADRIAN II * o will sell,
NJ the Merchants Exchange Vau-
able ounry situated Hastings Weschstei co.
abou five minutes the OF the Hudson RIVER hoid
and the vicinity of the country seats of b. Cont hone nun
rn and Albert Christie Esqs The Farm contains about w acres
land ~ Of which are wood of and thnty growth young
apple and peach orchards aud extensive grspey me Mansion
House built stone high 80 by ~ feet VITA wn
acbed euieny well aud Substantially built having
cost in ts well excellent water
From the house there Is magnificent view Of tns
Hudson River the good Barns and al
necessary buildings proximity this property the City
of New-York with which be hh seVet
daily renders desirable either LOT senIe VI VI
husines. Terms liberal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

MINIATURE ALMANAc......THTs DAY.
Sus-Rises...5 Sets........6 80 MooS-Hises.. "a
Sandy IN Gov Island. IL Som Hell Gate 9 Jim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Receipts of Prod...

nv YorA Rirev Bcals1o bbs Flour, % psss W. .Ar -
Is do Leather and 7o5 sides Leather '' 90 pu''ei'
b. Eri< Railroads.&c. bbs Flour. 10 DO Ashss yYa No..
az & Ham, a do Beef 66 do Leather $50 psss buIer,
sss 40 ou 80 Sheep $50 calves ~ bales Hay 'as'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
/,ATAIOCIIE of COTTON MACHINERY to be
c. FUTILE, Auctioneer. .,. ,,,x,
CABINET MAKERS STOCK at AUCTION, THIS
d. s. HoUGH Auctoneer. . -
~ FNTEEI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April 20,

II y
VI at North William st. Chatham al inc
sentee Furniture of family convenience OF sale e
Household Goods Also large quantity
Threepy Carpets not called for last ~
Ao varety OF Furniture IA lots 10 sat purchasers S"'
without for Of room.
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EXECUTORs s.. LIE at AUCTION.-wiII he sold
II Auction on tn CRsDAY April % 1853 at O'Clock on
the premises the nc and lot rney owne and occnoiei BY
Thomas But f w besed uted the village town Of West
Farms The no" SO fon by p feet deep The lot 30 feet
front on the Boston pOstro. deep through
Bronx River. LEMUEL PIERCE, Executor.
West F. ms April II, 1853.
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From our Correspondents
Disasters. &c.

SHIP WALES Philadelphia 2s FIN Liverpool reports March q
and g. ~ o. heavy squal fcm the NJ carried
libboom split ing ib, and spuog her msnmast
SCHR CALEDONIA n NewOreans Mobile went ashore on
Thursday h inst the East breakers and sunk The vessel
the freight will The steamer Col
CLAY Friday and took Mobile
her deck a quantity of the rigging aud her crew
ScHR ADVENT Jacksonville for Boston, into Saysn
nab repair having experienced heavy weather. and sprung
Lab
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ANTHONY J BLEECKER, Ancuoner.
MERRY LEASE and STEAM FERRY BOATS at

AUCTION-The Ferry in operation from the GOT 81 &j
Turnpike Bridge Newton Creek L. L. VIII be
Merchants Exchange by A. j. BLEEt kER,
Auctonee TUESDAY April 18th The wi comp the
either with three s Stea nboi Ferry
Houses Tenders Races Docks and al other OF
,a Ferry For full paculusof which larger .ty,r''a.n "a
Courier Enuu.rer Appy T. JAS GLOVER Esl. No. 6l
Bro0dwsv or Al the Office of A j. BLEECKER 70 Broadst.