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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

ITO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERs.-N. WHEAT0NsSss
Canal street, wholesale and retail dealer In doe
ssShes, blinds &c has on hand in lis warerooms isia
assortment Of the shove articles OF the bess
lumber and kiln dried inside and outside shutters shuttle,
blinds Gothic ard circular r,shes ranc, work. TO- 81 AZ
made TO order 1t the shortest notice and IN
the best Window glass and gensrs! essortment
Of builders hardware, constantly hand, sad for sale ~
the lowest prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
st. Pntrich's Day IN Boston.
NUhDFKOVs ASSAULT UFUN UFFILENS.
[Erom the Roston rranscript March ISL

IRON the BOSTON Transcript March 10
About nine o'clock last night constable Jonas STRAIT
ton attempted warrant npon Francis Gallon,
grocer at the Couch and South Margin streets,
he resisted by Cullen and gang OF Irish men aud
seyernl Of the party attacked the officer VITO alone
stood his ground until Waterman Caneda came - "
assistance when the rest Of the Joined N the nn
which now became violent in the extreme, ciuOs ootte'
and other missiles being freely used -,
The alarm given at the west watchhouse W. s
posse OF the morning watch we're sent y w i 80
ton, and took into custody the following hansl asl
ants;-Francis CulSn Francis Mullay, owen Mctauray
Owen O'Malay Ann Cullen, and Catherine cullen.
Officer Stratton was terribly beaten oat APPEARS on
6uty in The Police Court to-day with his face badly
wounded and his ewes swollen that he can scarcely
see. Waterman Caneda fortunately escaped serious
injury but several other officers were slightly hurt
ST Patrick's Day seemed to wind up with numerous
attacks upon officers several other occurred in
different parts Of the city. Eleven warrants issued
this morning for the punishment OF rufans guilty Of
this species OF offence.
About IL O'Clock last night Waterman Condry was
cled into house in Ann street to quel fight, when
one Daniel Mccain attacked him furiousy with an
hr CondY caught the blow upon his hook and after
struggle succeeded in arresting the scoundreL
AcCann i recently out of the House of Correction.
Justice Russell gave the ruhans brought before him
this morning such sentences they richly deserved
Owen MeCafray, for ussautng Waterman Bean sent
10 the House of Correction for six months Owen Maly
for assaulting watchmen Somers and Harvey com
itted in default of bail in $780, for trial al tue Municipal
court Patrick Guynon for assaulng officer Dunn, was
hned $50 and costs to be paid within twenty hours
or TO be committed to the House OF Correction three
months. William Burke, sentence for striking an
unknown man in the street.
Cullen and four others, charged with assauting officer
Stratton with intent 10 ki seyeraly held for trial
IN from 81 500 to 81 600 EACH and in default Of bail wore
all committed.
John barry aged twenty eight Irish laborer came
into the city from Canton yesterday TO celebrate ~ Pa
tricks day drank liquor profusely and took lodgings
last night ut l3 Sea street to sleep the sleep that
knows waking" Coroner Pratt will hold an inquest
this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

IIENRY CLAY LODGE FESTrvAL-THE FESTIVAL
Ii which given by this lodge Thursday the 9th
instant having proved TO those who
them with their company, and 81 the principal Of
dissatisfaction the arrangement quantity quality and
style Of the supper the committee have decided give
invitation ball at the Apollo Rooms Monday evening,
March 90 and those who purchased tickets for the previous
festival will be entitled to the OCCASION free
Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
The American Whaling FYcet-Su6ering OF
a Ships Crow.

From the Singapore Journal Of Commerce, Jan III
The following, anslated from late Java paper, is
nounced from Bcncoolen:-
On the 4th az last October boat arrived at Croc, in
which four sailors who reported themselves to the
Comptroller of the district, and made the following de-
elaration:-
They belonged to New Bedford in America and formed
part of the OF tho American whaler James Allen,
Captain Alexander Newcomb which vessel had been
already twenty eight months out, and had taken but
nttle fish.
The Captain had, that account according to their
assertion determined to remain at thirty months
longer to try their luck at fishing The had agreed
with the to for share in the profits OF the
voyage, each man according to his station.
On the night of the 9th September lying in the Roads
Of Princes Island where the ship TO take in new
mast these persons with three Others had aed they
said, account Of i'll treatment and the extreme bad
quality of the provisions. These three entering
small bay probably Bengkaenat detained by the
natives but they had supplied the others with pro-
visions, upon which they made for Crof, where they
TO place themselves under the protection Of the
government. Besides three other sailors had jumped
rboard and swan ashore
The three detained sailors arrived at Croe the Th
October under of the Chief of Bengkoenakan and
policeman, and bestowed great praise the treatment
they had met with.
At Croc they all attacked severely with bilious
fever and dysentery.
Everything possible done for alayng their suffer
ngs with the happy result that the 3lst October
they far recovered be able to undertake the
voyage 10 Bencoolcn, where the following persons
sent in prahu-Joseph Ieyet, Francis Charpenter,
james McLown alias -Boany, franklin Smith, George
Easlng Falereug.
OF the three that sprang observation-disclosures Stilson,
Horatio Plank and John Brown nothing farther has
been heard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20


MARCH 1S.-In the Matter Of Passing Accounts Of Floyd
Smith, TjGstee.-0rder confirming referees report
ChdS BGrh Elizabeth Iolcniey aud ohers-Compa ut
dismissed There is no promise on the part of Barth
either written verbal implied to pay for
and take the premises. The memorandum besides, is
vague and uncertain altogether too much to give the
plaintiff absolute right to specific performance, and
m of mutually the court does not exercise its
equity powers where the contract is at all dubious The
complaint therefore, in that respect must be dismissed
leaving the party If he actually paid the 5000 to
1T back in another action against the personal representa-
fves of the alleged vCnder.
John Grenson and obersp Eugene kcteds and others
Judgment for plaintiff for the value of the building,
(s 2o0 at the expiration Of the lease with interest from
that time and costs also allowance of Ave per cent
Samuel Wescot rs. DANIEL lVhaoct.-Defendant fined
FOR contempt On failing to obey the order to pay
certain sum of money! and commitment until paid or
discharged.
TIE Union Rfliing Association Thomas o. Brien and
oersReport confirmed, except to the charge for
pairs and relinguishng that item plaintiff to have
foreclosure and sale with ten per cent allowance.
APPLICATION FOR SENTENCE OF NULLITY.
jeremiah w Dintict against Frances ". Dimick-The
plaintiff and defendant have been married more than
twelve years. II is alleged that the marriage
void by Of nrcconract The defendant it is ad
mitted married when schoolgirl, to young man,
who after went off TO the West and not heard
Of except being dead for many She accordingly
In good faith married her present husband, surprising
herself at liberty to DO 1t turns out that the
husband lived till about five years ago when with
out having reclaimed his wife, he actually died. and, of
course left her in condition to egalize tho second
riage No further ceremony however took place. But
the plaintiff and defendant for Eve years after the DEATH
continued to live together man and wife. The plain
till says he did in ignorance of the actual state OF the
and there is every reason to believe the truth OF
this ayerment. Of course marriage by implication
could be inferred and the original marriage between
the parties clearly void the prior husband being
then still alive and unaivorced there Is nothing to de-
prive the plaintiff Of the right which the law gives him
to have it declared Sentence Of nuy must, there
FORE be entered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
First Judicial District Court.
Before Hon. Justice Green.

ISIUIt fIUH JUstIct urttH
MARCH 1S-The Mayor DC. of Ncc York against Capt
Croicc Commander Of The ship CONFERENCE.-The action
broughto 800 penalty for encunbering
Pier No So East River with ogwood for the space Of %
days at So per day 1t appeared in evidence that the
defendants vessel lying at that pier for the time
charged and that during that period the logwood had
been encumbering the wharf and that Clark Lowric
had sent it there for shipment in the Defendants
but did not appear that it sent there by the drcc
ton of the defendant and the Court held that the action
could not be maintained against Captain Grove nasmuch
that did that he had the pier
II to be encountered that the action should have
been against Clark Lowre who placed the logwood there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
Supreme Court.
Ppfoye Hon .Iudpe Mitchall

CAUTION TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
MARCH 1S.-Thomds w. Durdm against the Saratoga
and Washington Railroad Compday.-Ths action
for damages brought by tho plaintiff, who, it al
legged with his wife, turned out OF OF the de-
PENDANTS railroad in july 1851 when travelling be-
tween Saratoga and Whitehall The conductor called
upon the plaintiff at the Morreaw station for his fare
The traveller said he had paid but could not produce his
ticket that he had lost it. The conductor and the bag
gage master at the next station turned the plaintiff and
his wife out OF the The plaintiff failed TO prove
that he had paid his fare any agent of the company
and the Judge dismissed the complaint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
FINE ARTS.

A CARD. r. BEAUMONT RESPECTFULLY AN
that the sale Of his collection
III. CT ever tro hundred paintings moss
exclusively Of hB selection and inporta
ton will take place Wednesday and Thursday the lzh
and I3th Of April. Particulars hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
CLOTHING. &C.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed-Ladies and gentlemen having Of tho above art
css dispose Of can receive fair cash price for the
by sending post at his residence No 10 Elm
L. N. DUSSELDORF.
NAsT-OFF CLOTHING-s2OO0 WORTH WANTED,
~ The highest cash price will DO literally given, In ourrs
for large small lots Of good left on clothing ev
M0RoNEr at his second hand store, No. Orange strss
near Chatham.
CPECThTs NOTICE TO GENTs-NOw ~ THE TIME
~ to look up your spring and summer clothing. send
them TO that old csabs he'd place $50 Pearl street.
altered and repaired. a. CORTIssoS 50 Pearl stssst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

ITO DRUGGISTS.-TO LET, IN FINE LOCALITY A
neatly fitted and well stocked drug store competent
person. with capital would be taken For
particulars address for week. Dr. " White Broad way
Post Once N. B.-Aso, competent drug clerk wanted
Address, with reference as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

A sTRoLoGER--DR. WILSON, 90 BRo0ME STREET
n TIE radcrs are Informed they want scientific
NATION without being they hsd better apply "a
sstroloeer At first and their money Time birth
required. Terms, u each, and no hunbus used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE TWO STORY BRICK FAC
tory Ill West Twenty fourth street. between Sixth and
seventh avenues with steam pswer hydraulic press brush
mills, drying cylinder iron plates to-
seher with ohnery suitable for drying and calen
dering any other manufacturing business Apply to
M WILSON, So William street, Of Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

I1oR SALE-A TWO STORY ANDATTIC HOUSE, NO.
II Commerce street near Blocker pleasantly situated
in front Tie house ia good order and
will - sold At bargain Inquire of IL. OSTAANDER 10
Canal street, of Varick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
PROPOSALS..


CTEAMBOAT WANTED.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
- lie received by the Governors Of the Almshouse
their Office, Kotunda Park until three O'Clock T. NJ OF the
9TH April next for tie services OF steamboat for
commencing the first day Of May next She will 10 re.
the foot of Grand street. at IL O'Clock NJ bellevue foot
Twes sixth street. Baokwcs and Randais Islands
and stopping at the places her return carry
freight and other towages he required Proposals
the Of tue loat offered her tonnage iiren
and draught of water. Free WHARFAGE will be
risled by tie Department and security required
faithful performance Of the contract For informa
ton apply at the above Office.
oGec Of the Governors OF tie Mmshousc March, s. 1854
ITO lead DEALERS--sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
partmcnt Rotunda Park, until Tuesday Tie 18th day Of
March, inst at o'clock T. NJ when they viii be publicly
opened furnish ten tons Of pig lead The proposal will
state the price pound for Gaena and Spanish lead
which price win include the delivery q the lead tho ppe
yard foot OF Twenty fourth street East PAYMENT In
cash. to he made within twenty days after delivery which
delivery mu be before the fifteenth day Apr next The
Crocn hqueduot Board ho right all tho
proposals. II deemed for tie public interest Each
to lie made In accordance with the
alton, and 20 he eEdor cd Proposalfor Furnishing Lead
office. ELIAS l.. SMITH, } Croton
THO. !. DE FOREST Aqueduot
a. W. CRAVEN, board.
Ofhcc, Croton Aqueduct Department, March H. ls5l
WANTED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FIFTY
thousand bushels Of shells to be delivered at
Richmond staten Island Address Secretary OF the Port
Riohmon and Fresh Kills Plank Road Company Richmond
N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
PRINTING INK.


DRINTING INK-J0HN q. LIGHTBODY IS CON-
stantly manufacturing and has always on hand every
description Of printing ink tho finest black and colored
to Jews ink which he equal any manufsc
tured, aud low prices can DO sold BY any regu
Orders forw arded ~ steamboat rail-
rosd Of the country BY addressing note to me
NJ B-This paper is printed with my ink; also q
great MANY other newspapers In this city Phadelphia,
Boston, Baltimore Now Orleans and other cities and towns
in the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

$4,000 ISAsr ron FyE s HEA ! Tue
q ~ rick store ~ John street Apply to u ". CLARK
- Pearl street.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-06-10

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R-.---Deyoted to Politics, the n
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1IOO~NO - L U ~

PEARCE s. PENJBs.RTON
Are receiving in addition to their former Stock
beautiful assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Satin Striped Berages.
Colored Embroidered Robes
Ladies Collars and Undcr-Secves,
Val, Tri,
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j III i 11
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ld their Warrants two hundred acres, The other
hundred and sixteen acres by Duncan McI1eans
equity. Also, receipt from the Secretary OF Stac
II twenty dollars and fifty cents, near as can re-
i'll pay dollars and fifty cents for therecoyery Il
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'ETTEVILLE, N. c., SA
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,.Lofs Eoro;an and DameSfic
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I. r.R.ygN3sNY9 1N 40 N1ryN

For single copy if paid in advance per annum. 81 CO.
at the end Of 3 months, 2 80
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BRYAN L YATES, Proprietors.
PRINTED BY WILLIAM j. YATES
RGRE p II RIP an Editor,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
6ousss Uauteo.

SMALL FAMILY wishes 70 rent part OF nous
n Oh o'. -, to-.e must b. sad rsnt very
SsSres. 5 Tlsrns Oase, s'saz nu1ss' oi i''-
r,rt, location &c = =
HOUtE WANTED-In a respectable Per1 o. vac ,..
- .ro- = 0y ssns-i ltl.F AZ
-. - sI e., Jr>FL + THOMPSON 5tosl~sy P-' o6,s
DoONs WANTED in BROOKLYN, by small.
X I I- eonsstinz of three n peAs.s'
- -,cz az bassraeut; LiaE.as' <aS r.
irtu spf Fuoa-s;s Esai Eoisssfe Addfes " L .
ToI "a Pcs Ofee. Ssw-IoEk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
gopartnrrship Notices.

(CPAkTNERSHIP NOTICE-I have this dsy az
~ :osisied y ID ns Mr. JAMES SPENCE and Nr EDWARD
.c nave o0enee house n Liverpool anesr tho
xneer be frr7 OF THOMAS hICHARDsOS Co IN th, civ
r.,AoeiPha and RICHARDsOS, SPENCE 20 LIVERPOOL
sew-fork, ks-cH l, lSI THOMAS SiCHARDsoy
DISSOLUTION. The Copartnership heretofore
s1.tns between Hoash Of Chicago H. Joseph Brown
:, nsss asd Hous q chs.so H. anaer the
o. n hOCGh Co. erpiTed By lnta;oa the Era
Juce icss JOSEPH BROWN
By ANDREW Brown Atsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

ITO RENT The Partition Hotel =. hoca g rIr 3,
.S-rn,r s .rd BoUse. lodrfe o. sAs IL = r"i-'-'
Is CS.nters a.. before IL A M of sleI !. "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Drr ypoNs.

CLOTH WAR 1HOUSE-
Y WILSON HUNT Co eorn-r N.,sss lsG. IA VA
oea. ee.isre5 or rorr, ~es eoss.ss q -, s
nerettes Frtaeh kosiss nd Ausrssa Csen,-. Prss.s
n. - wh'. an fancy eeorsa Dv.ss xss
81 Coco. b. very to ~seh shsy .ssss
szjsr
nRFSS SSGOODS-SPkING srYLES-B00Tls
~ TUTTLE No lis Bco.es,y OR % "a, ,,s.. l,e ~
vs, .ocI Of DIss' ''od' VI rew aad a., uyd fbs Ss.
ySs.h L.ro. J'eoa-s' ,se o.s.n1. .. p..rn, sss
hs of Eve, .Asas .Ss aq.y 0r.s.s.s sSa Sc
T L..n-s Psiu I'D P.d De bas f. s,i PAs Ps,-S
ri-ty Of rev st,ls. rhiea oTshs, wa lrs, -
;ou Manchester de Laae. 81 rro'ed ess 'Asy ava =
attention Of cash and sscrt-iiue ecyeis
CURNISHING DRY GOODS
DORyNUs NIXON
Are Offering for sale IN extensive Ssoohs
suRcPEAS AND AMERICAN DRY sosn.
Expressly sor F-rrshirs Psrpas
PLAIN. FIGURED AND PRINTED rtysa
IN Bord ios Erportaiiea-
CUrrATS MATERIALS. Of every descrpso.
VELVET BRUssCLs INGRAIScARPsuy. .
COCOA MATS Aaa MATING,
OIL CLOTHS for FLOOR sad TAsLg
LINEN snd COTTON sHEErISjS ard PILLOW clyyss
TABLS, DAMAsK aud DIAPER
NAPKINS ard DOILlEs.
UU-H DiAPER and CRASH To SsLIS0
WHITE AID coLoGED QUILTS AMI CouNTEaelSgs
BLANKErs, In al lie vAsieslS
rrraASr FRENCH end rsGLIsH FURNITURE cHlNr
WHITE and CoLORED FURNITURE DIMIrigS
WOOL. COTTON AIa woaSrED TABLE ui nAp
COVERS.
COLORED LINEN snd COTTON STRIPES
For covering Sofas sri chsD
COACHMAkEaS ARTICLES
s,b .. WOODEN CLOTHS, ENAyBLsD cLoraS STR
COrTELISFS DAMASNS, OIL CLOTHS te he
OWNERS Of VESSELS snd HOTELS, HoUSEkEEPERsm
COACH BUILDERS viii fad every arrele needed n.is
n,cst complete ortht
MERCHANTS doing business In cities s,d large tow vii
uso tAe r lnteies; to examine our stock.
No q Part Place and
No. is Murrsy-s'., New ycrt
DoREMUs L NIXON
v'RICOLOR SILKS for sale by JOHN PARETi
4 SON No 6S M,iden lare.
nRIATS-Light ana dark styles S5eams and VI
der. in sr, varey including shus Print, 90 YfeasAt
sale by StsNtFH %, Nos o. sni II brodsst
DRINTS.- Stesuis ard Macders, new styles, reeein
l. from tie woiks dolly lor sale ~ . .
NESMITH Co. Nos 50 sai u Brosivs
yNAITHAM JEANS-l00 cases bcsched Wa!thr
w IearS ale ard d0ub.s-tz He'd Tor sale b5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

~-rU pJsNos for SALE or RENT, from the bsis
IN makers Of Bostsn ,nd Ser York nm ~ s-, s-c,4r,y
crIv SPLENDID ROSEWOOD 7-OCT PiSNOo-
80. AZ he ie 80, AAafac-Eg prie - e =
~ w.rTssts6 or Persons pare
s IL ranrt.cfurt s,ve 5 r-r cent On eto ~
=, Mandatory an 20
-. -, -, l,cI CSsLD BSO Cas .. ROSEWOOD ''''
Stru'. uAkr, :oG s.so
SCHUETZE y kRA-L -erperios ua1a" :, Y, 3,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

L'ARN for SALE-Wiil be offered for sale at Pub
Il lie Ago:ion TUESDAY ApH Z, 1854 81 ococ< N on
the pTeu.s TIE the se Dr. Sblasch Mad uted
Q. Nor.hst Plan called Green xeh eon Ing 1
sud other abO1t twelve TGs
well diyed ilto meadow sri wood s1d OF til
dwelling house g. srOd te o repsr s1das5
bAIn Cfler buildings sid farr ab9s y miles from n;
X X e6r6 tud tyery well suatsd and convenient 10
ets Terms conditions made the tine ana place Of
sale ABIGAIL MtAp Greenwich. March II. .lt5i Refer
eIces W. Ii MEAD HOLLY GfeeAsich 2 Mv1aAY,
Ii, No.5 end Il y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
paper Warebcuses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DEBRICXSOsS
Z Co. No los Fulton st, oser for sale 90 TIE 0sess
Psees< Ensllh- FTeneh anA American.
Newspaper I'll s1es weights snd zzAnee
sook Psper eli sizos weights and qsslnsss u~
rsne Psper fancy eolor, sne vhiss o. tns - ~
Hanging Paper, white and coored. dserens v'S>1s
1atten' Paper thin and Of the sss sasissJ
Cloth Paper 8xR sad tox9 .U
fnslAh Hardware Paper large szsorsEeai f" sf'F~
she.fhins Paper Of the best qzslity. .
"rsppinS Paper strsv, Rae and Manila
zee Paper Of 1l9eEens discs
Yw Rse6sS Paees, sssssbis bs rseA. b rs1A
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

lSLNEbAL OFFICES to LET at No. a Maiden
lane well edarted Jewellers Fancy Goods Desers &c I'm
THOMPSON lOESLFR
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

CTOKES TO LET-Desirable Stores ana Offices 10
- Clinton Ha ind Aorplace extending throagi TO ga Ahst
Bfosdvay The Sores be fitted ih Iron FTon- Plat
Glss Sc. A;rly to EDMUND COFFIN, No. 30 Broatst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

CTEAM POWER TO LET-In light and airy Rooms,
- IN building 10 Clf:st. 90, ., -, our
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

S.TEAN POWER.-RoOms TO let with steady steam
Power building Nos I sn II Canalst, between
Centre ard Ernss RAINING through TO Walker a. Apply to
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

1sNC i4Er-Ihe 20 story Of the Store occupied b
nnely izhteo and desirable location Apply ms
rTem emises BOULTON 4 PGIMPTON No u Ve.ey, .ad No
Bare sv-sis iiTsotiN h 90 asior bCu
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

TEO LET--A new 4.story English Basement Brick
Hor.e in si'i bswecn sh and }th.sv, Rent $50 Pos
session ntdisey Also No lis in Ash betEeea 6h-sy aad
BIosdNty. Rent si5O Apply r. G.. PIERCE Passt
Brosdw pDder Metropolitan Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

10 LET-A twOstory House, y by 80 feet parlO
4 tud oinnsroom first ho0r large and bet
on second door, and two attic bed rooms cellar well
sgeTn hern and carriage house aad thTe of .c
With variety fruit 81 niles Port Rch5l sta.sn leland
reptsls0 Apply GEO WHITE No l57 BroadEsy OF uiRAl
ueA he prel NH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
1NLAkENCEVILLE, L. l.. LOrs.-Ther1 BEN

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Ihrog's Neck,
Wechostsr County con'nns s. Of LsEt general
Frst and Ornamenr Trees and soof Dwelling
House containing thirteen 1hs psoe vii be sod n parts
N de,lrcd n ot .old by the Apn viii b rensd Appyto
EDMUND TNDF HILL tis promises o. % WILLIAM v
q SGy prced.s New York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

CTEAM-POWER with Room 30x7O to Let Inquire
- of JOIN 2. TROW No. - Aon.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

Hnetrurilcn.
ID DOARDINGSCHOOL for BOYS at tGREENWICH
I'D COSN Tie Sumner Term ytll Nay Nan7er
twenty crcllars V. fall sppy
PIreipal LEWIS HOWE, Greenwich Conn
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, in STERLING
DN4a-By recently plesd tae subs ribe
il she Tfceve small additional ngmh-r Of xi be
careful. educated 'or college business life Refer ths Rev
LsrTy Beo~s Sinner Bfoois Esl. Ns=-iork;
Everett Eos;on CiEculaTs sent OF spp plestioo to
L PKESTIS5 ALLEN
ENGIISH and CLASSICAL FAMILY SCHOOL
IL for BOYS BE dfOrd, Westchesier County "A WILL
LAAsOE, NJ PrneipaNeEt session will Commerce Mag /.
Nuu her Of pupils limited twelve Ters, go
Circulars had No 80 Pearl l. by
Principal He viii call upon II the city desire
DIANO INSTRUCTION-E. OHLFSEN BAGGE,
Teacher Of Music VIII ve lssons the Piano
O h pupils Beet Of FeieEsree given Apply :; No i66
Bruadvsy
VA GODS FREE GALLERY of PAINTINGS
W Mor oehroIes 20 - Sresd<Ey Dr.~ng
rcty I'D beautifully 'hosesshy laughs in few 5sTag
classes forming
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

u'O LET Two splendid Show Rooms On west side
of Broadway be'oS Csn.lst with front cener and rsa-
Irhts water &c Apply to GROVER, BAKER Co, No. 4 .