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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-17
FUR CAPS

FUR GAPS.
SOUTuWICK SIBLEY and DAVIS have a lot
~ splendid Otter Caps for sale, ALSO Fur, Seal.
Nulra and Hair Seal, all very cheap.
NORTH Montpelier, Oct II, 1889. 22
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-17
CHAMPAIGN WINES,

III N vi PAiGN WIN Els.
RA BASKETS CHAMPAIGN, tor sale b,
cV BANCROFT AND RIKER
Mon 'peIier, May 9, 1898 99:f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Naval.

Lieu. John Wes@, died PaiIadelphis last Friday His
By at co%
folk, 2sth May ,irom Bal timore.
for saaS"a
% L IS PROBATE hs aaf
land and the capss OF ths ChesaPak viii be visited BY one
were temporary home squadron Such plan cannot fail to
oaDEss.GMay is Act Mid T Arnaut W Isquearon Boat;
Sf Bisd
ws DO sfSE o b Aci Asy
An n BraafPra Broms, slaadrqn; q Acting Md II
%? m Tsa,F Xs Md %sS
n0'er' do NYq No, IN 70 c9I9 aEisers
Extract of letter from Rear Admiral Elliot commander
chef the British Nary The Cape cf Good Hope station,
At Afes"soa to be round he north side .sspp
nearly OPEN haul close along shore which is quite steep
and may se espToachcd 10 cab length IN this way ship
advisable 70 stand the western rocky bank the
rabe winds urder the land with view of lacking into the
no~% IT'S" wafer eau Always 0e procured at ASCENSION
spoken.
Florida from New FORK Valparaiso March lat Sc 50
Mary Ballard Matanzas for Trieste May 49, lat 80 As,
United States Ports.
BosroN May 2s-arr Renown Lowell NYork; McDonough,
Fssa csnse sS Ad TT
g ana Es'F Simon c0'
PPayMOvTI' May esd Jane. Bennett E%rdss WORK.
wFjaehti. GsadaIqaps asi6 lanes Mjisy Nsriiniqas:
sas Gddns Albany 1S'S for
FALL RIVER, Nay 2s-arr Meridian, pqnqing, Nyert.
yan May a oo9I MonomE New Ts
Brothers, Stuart d. H'' Moses r'aS Den' a0' i"ree
NgwrqsT, May 27arr Excel Massey, Nantucket for NYrk;
BAITIMonr. May sssld G ceiesss Johnson NYor
Nay i Keller hoSsson fors
York; 18th, Manchester Allen do; sid somers, Smack,
NonroLE, Nay asAt sewall's Point, Amy W Leeds, from
anchor under the Port detained BY strong SE Winds, which
CHARIrsTos, May arr Benz Morgan Johnson Liverpool
Nsw YPss oGn do Sdea
oses
pGs sss Msy wSq NKG p,. Nyor WIN
Tay1O o Hey do Syann1R shape5 do cd Augpsa shf
as ohe Tacaar % r, PS!lGS
Ps"%ol SGr All" Gsoeuoc Poland Gardner Havana
MAN MGSnS Nay 22Gd TaHGt story Lysrpool wanrw
Warsaw had just arrived from Norfolk slst cid Parthenon
Wopd6pFy N9yas arr Majestic Ferguson Lvepoo Amer
Ssw oTiEts May Gc7ed sEitzsrlpRd Hunt Hsv,s
Eliza Talbot verscSi Indiana, juaesi MarseIes indus
. Ta Msnsispy Havana Mary cole Fuller EYcrh
Wipsor do Don Juan, Harding, do Oconee Knight New
York Nswssk sSuard do; Ontario, Proctor do; Gazee,
M M,g sssSa NSsl NHorA
Foreign Ports.
9yEsEc Nay 9s1srr Isabella, Cork; Minstrel, Limerick
Ophela Mary Sunderland; 25h, Susan Sarah Newcastle
Industry Sligo; 2sth Centenny, do: Ann do; Wellington
Bristol Helen, Belfast 25th cid GLASGOW Liyerpoo WIN
Shand Bristo Prince do Oscar Torquay; Brunswick Lon
don; Fanny, do; Tweed, Plymouth.
MONTREAL, May 27-cld Canada, Glasgow.
ST JOINS, NIB May 2i-arr Hndoo Hughes, NYork; 2ith
Resolution, Davis, dos cid Pearl Ieeman, Charleston
PcroU, May ls-Robust for NYork ldg.
Sr JcHSs, PR, May i6Impuse, Tute, for NYork, days
Helen Mcleod. Norris, disg
VERA Cruz, May s-sld Egern, Bscoe, NYork.
SANTA CRUZ, Cuba, May i3No American vessel in port.
Sr PETERS, Mil. May Is-No A nerican vessel in port
OAHU, Sandwich Hands Jan i4Jos Peabody Domnis, for
Manila. Feb s.
CoQuIMBo, March iJohn Robb, Walker, for New York
18th; Philip Hone Perry, do, 2eth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

tohe nothing from the The sup
ply of the necessarss Of life United States much
consequently the money price should
Be lower This in favor of and BY keep
ing the money prices Of merchandise low dear
the Of England be excluded
of will be This the with
trade manufactures viii lagush they have during
Her export trade to Europe rapidly falling
off in consequence Of the extension Of
continent The next few will witness immense revolu
ia the present system of national intercourse The
nopozng spirit of England give way become
liberal and conciatng Her growing dependence foreign
countries for corn will ensure this.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART,
Cleared.


s1 Jon. T x6s r Tsd
do; RrSsees Abigail Bartlett easndTi and GeeraeiowS
RRS ss 9si% ~ B9s HaS% Eass
Emily Mead do sua Patterson, ewayen; Homer, Kept
YSSR % SS Hs o@s tP
rolf Leo Havre; Virginian, Bcdel Norfolk South America
Bailey Li''rr0o M'di' sr, 1,ss%gn' London.
Br tark Margaret, Oche IS days from Dsbin with mdr
Bas oeeoe siiksn, Of Charleston, so days from Liver
pool. MIDI, 70 Roche Brothers n Co--Ila pasgrs
BIZ big Harry King Card "a Dis I'm Windsor, Ms plaster. to
Brig Impulse, Title d. FIN st Johns PR with lso bids su
MsLsG sa, Of s 2dfs Ma &C. 80 ION
70 10, ship LIMOS hence Tor Trieste.
Brbrg Adolpbg Croft 50 DIS fun Sunderland 800 tons coal
sehr Mareppa, Baker, ds I'm Ponce PR sugar Nc Ay
b scr Union, Shaw, 10 ds I'm Antigua ballast Maitland
sehr 6syIon, Merrill ds from Alphabetical cotton &c to
sehr cgrew, Brown7 ds I'm WILMINGTON, NC, naval stores
Seht Cordea Pendleon Wilmington, Nc naval stores
SCI splendid, FaTnharn Lubec plaster.
ST.. Eli.s $ili;;S;, BSl.. Sifoadgp, yh,lesep,.
ser ABBOT IavrtneS Hall Bo.i TO md, '''r''S
s ss s,s Edriides, Boston gd1 TO- Atkins.
Barge New York days from Philadelphia, to VIM Thorn
One ship, three brigs.
General Record.
Sor John Finders, hor at Absecom, has been partly dis
charged Of her cargo and the should continue
ave on Sgs ss c s es ssgo will be sfysd The cargo
The Alexander Ranch from Havana for Galenus Africa put
% S United knsGS% sss5
cleared Charleston, 18th Of May Cor Liverpool with 20 bales
Sea Island and ss upland cotton and 1913 bbs naval stores
large ship was seen ashore on Carysord reef 18th May
WIZ ss saS ssSr
at Mrsmcld between the 18th and 10Th Of May.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
54,lo7

ne average OF the prices ever the whole country is
AZ this has been caused by the great production last
demand from abroad, flour wi be literally dirt cheap And
last accounts from Europe certainly not avora
With this view it will be interesting examine into the
Tor the coming harvest in this country The latest
N Michigan the wheat fields never looked 50 well and
snced had most favorable effect upon them According to
estimates to be relied there is nearly not quite
in the Sa s 9ReS d %ss not promise
the abundant yield that at first expected The fly has
and in many instances totally destroying the grain Some
and but Ioa f up a M
hne weather to encourage the hope of good crop.
IN Mississippi The corn crops are very promising and will
n Louisiana the crops ruined in many places by the
nVrgnia great complaints made of the destructive
wages Of the Nv Many wheat fields partially destroyed;
that f the fears of friends in the country not
oyerrated the noads of these insects the prospect of the
In Mary land H. IDS that had bid fair for an abundant yed
them The fly has made havoc in all our neigh
bcrhood Other accounts STATE directly to the contrary of
In New York the grain crops promise abundance Nothing
has yet occurred to mar general expectation Of the
liz Missouri the wheat fields looked better or gave
protse of abundant yield. The will be
State particularly the south side of the Missouri river the
Wild fowls have COMPLETE Exhausted last Years erop AND
selling higher than has been for years past
In Kentucky the appearance of the crops rather
abe The farmer, in some sections complain great deal
The cause e the NY
a harvest has no time been So promising as now.
We leave the reader to draw his fusion from he
at be obtained But there is allowance
a s s S o S bo ns
cuatedfrom end othe country to the other and
diet on the data now in our we should
tingly thai if the continues favorable till harve
equal that oflast.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
OHIO.


Deposes, l,Si4l4S ,s06,652 o1,oio
This loans each state TO
y the amount atng the accommodation extended
farmers, and In the other to the cotton
planters At the time the Georgia currency has IN
creased S2,362l67
The Ohio currency has decreased 2,l5l,2oi
The Ohio currency promptly been returned the
banks specie specie funds partly to eastern debts
and partly by the brokers to sell the specie to the United States
Bank which shipped Europe The Georgia currency
mains in circulation the banks neither paid specie sold
exchange The has been that Georgia funds
at discount of 10 to is cent The policy of the banks of
these two states has been opposite and yet the
business Of Georgia have felt relief than those OF
Ohio the contrary the latter state has been more
than the ether The credit of the state OF Ono has
been and stands the first on the ist Georgia
ameng the 100000 of her obligations lie dishsnored
the BaLk this city through the Encouragement OF
her banks.
II the United States Bank could or would pay ITS debts the
Georgia banks wosd be compelled to be honest and the Ohio
banks facilities to trade The whole BUSH
ness of the summer and fall depends the result Of the
the Penns they compel the
banks to resume business will II they continue the
suspension nothing will be done
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
TO THE PURJJc.

HIRAM PARKER having been long established agent
ether SsT rh "a ssa n The e city and
large tat h. continues his business deems advisable to
personally and pancasy business in VOCATION at his
two as s ss at sS R% oe af s s:n.
door sss,h Of Ninth 'e,, opposite the Jc fsrsc1 Market
at h Harlem Land oe Al Se of the
Fosrh and iasth street. from half o'clock
His long experience his business has enabled him
ss city well '1S a.. 'S al
large he therefore believes be can become useful = giving min
him by calling upon him His maps charts &c &c. are nsme
r's; T ps s%asssns f
call upon Ss.s mechanic. %anu.f well
call, as in has opinion there ne ger was msmest
his come iro fhis having re
Gently sold much valuable EOpe{y to s1srR5t
for sale and .eni properly situate follows viz
elegant on W Tsion aSsr Square
cqy .qa blSedway FIN 's siaS sf and
ssrss N Harlem, and
these yges Mr. Pafke, sale ista vast deal Of
g
s S sas is . .si s
TSs fact S s 5 airS ssSf TO
e So u and The turning Of the r.T
Creek thereby % s 81 wa,shou,ns and dsDo,
's els ~ TS" .sy s%d
a"S will VEL. s@ .ns f
o se s'"s s dGST ~ ss % = M END q
and on street ospos Barn sls"d s srss .e
tie. to Harlem silliss and the rthSr TO Horhy
u: City Msi.s SsSs: G,'ss sssS
ming ros ws street TO Harlem every half hour bach and
forth Upon The Third avenue now IL ee. road
bare, renders the facility Of ntecommunicatcn rapid, safe,
Tiny BE- further remarked that the contemplated RAILROAD
Be- e,e9dsS sea 20 w vi competed will
Mr. Parker has also Cor sale many valuable Farms and Coun
tlfu situations as lkews. upon Long Island, which will be
Disposed q upon accomplishing terms;
ttue TO his patrons and friends for their
lie generally that he trusts or the future BY Industry zeal ard
integrity, tn behalf q those that may honor him with Their
profession An orders len the M,ehaacs' Exchange No
Broad street box Ia or at either 81 his offices will meet nne
lQ5ih street every half hour hrougher The dsv ~, 9wecd
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATREa 50 Broadway, .
eo MeeI -S1 inform. lie patron. Of
th. aud the public in general, that psa Ger
Thssr, As city. s sH ns S s e Il, v and G
houss viii be and b,lished sstls eornmso
sS@sni during ihs last ~ month"; The oiv%re win r.
open Monday June, 'ih, with Greater Attraction than
~ All person, having claim, against this establishment
ccrSs% 4 lie Boz Once, i 70 wv
Dress Circle 20 cents I'd and 30 Tiers cents, ft2-Pr-
waite Boxes -. iei-iw.
GREEN TUWrLE.A fine green turtle viii be served %
VI in SOUP and steaks al the renx Luncn 2i0 Broadw
corner fulton street Monday aud Tuesday June
7. s. Soup ready at u AN. -. $500.
JET JOHN ADAMS.
ne. SIXTEENTH WARD TlPPECANOE CLUB
HARRISON AND REFORM The members Of this Clrh
and All citizens in favor of the elevation Of GEN VIM w.
HARRISON 90 the presidential chair will Tuesday
evening newt June AL at " O'clock at Hazletons
Seventeenth srteet and Sixth avenue.
The Tppecanoe boys and North Blenders" throu ghout
the city are invited to attend.
Addresses will be delivered the by the most de-
voted advocates Of the rights aud Liberties OF the people l
THoMAs BELL, Ags,ioneer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

In this table find steady increase of growth whilst the
this has not kept with it, although
seady The export Of cotton
Europe increased in much greater ratio than Ensland,
and is this year England f
atable the whole consumption in Great Britain, shall lind
while the consumption Of United States cotton ncrea
ofa other sorts including East India
a-ed sci roely follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

An important 10 foot under the Of the
British asst India Company supersede the United States
the culture Heretofore the United States have fur
nshed two thirds all the Europe The
article has formed the chief feature a our exports and al
most the only product of large portion of the United States
II employs of shipping in its transportaon it
import ant England the material for her i'm
poan branch and has thus rendered
depend the United States fora supply Of suf
The British East India Company long
viewed with jealous eye the increasing Importance OF
this trade. and have been using abotonism
of DESTROYING culture the United States They
ed this have thrown off the mask, and undsgu
sedy their intention of prosecuting the culture
India extent that will supply the WORLD the
cusion the United States They have employed agents
this country collect information regard cultivation,
cleaning the manufacture OF machines for the purpose OF
furthering sign The British Queen
agent Of The company with OF nforma on,
also machines Gotten seed &c These the ba
import and agricultural revouiops
The following table will give view of the cotton trade
United the twelve The 1870
up present time, and the stock hsnd
CRoP OF COTTON UNITED SrArEs-ExPeRr TO
GREAT BRIrAtN-To THE CoNrINENr-SrocK HAND
CoSsuMPrIoN THE UNITED STATES LAST TEN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

RRANDRETH's PILLs.-I have bef,re stated that pain
- and ne produced when Tic natural outlets Of h.
required their expulsion; that our bodies each
%G very ss%ss weS sss s"iS s
from putrcfacon, and its natural consequence-death
that be able perr those functions BY I've @p,ra
suit in OF health BrSndrsGs PHs are In,
s Of PSs Bmefseop being capaSe no ~" 70 .psns
health 70 all who them Their benign influence upon the
rsduee asrsnsh Of mind and body that i bey oad bell feVes
m.asn. uDS s az opd hoan ai God ihs s,e S @
knowledge Of s virtues Ofttn have seen the tear Of graft
ber fSoS sickness 10 health. ''s "'' ''''''
How my heart bleed. when llqk rof the valuable live.
fathers, hs afeeiicae notss, dearly lelo ed chlsrcn
heir Ives. s"a ii -: is misery Siss@ps
stead OF rsm9ing with proper rurglve medicine these
huaors which, ron rhai'sI cause asng ere certainly, e
De not blind, be- not stiff necL,d Naaman the syrian was
& have lad attributed to them cures ai S q.
define. sSysrt.t%sn. Isic" from 9s i
which they were Gnsnd B. not slain by them Let the
public be their guard let them be very waehfu the
een,a i il espet. Of b;;towing ganklndy b brought
esTry Gu, | IsSe6eisi Effects. Tvs "''''H''
ltook thirty Of eborogs study and research into the
each ngrdc .atee,f3 70 g. most and careful
P TS 'G" S s S ,ps s
with the most copscieniious this dcn; trouble
Sdence. never allow the mssg TO be done 6y other hand.
than my and am happy 20 say that the medicine pur.
chased "a offices VERBALLY gives the unbnnnded
tislacon-Ho purgotirs con be beer-cw, IL any,
good. -
Q7g Bowery, and is5 Huds n street
Remember Druggists not permitted to sell my Psif
you purchase of them you will obtain counterfeit.
y. BRANDRETH, NJ. ~ 9ti, Bro dwsy.
New York.
My Principle Office is 9 broadway, opposite the City
Hall Retail Oces-No. s5 Hudson street and xs Bowery,
$.N.
street, opposite The Oneida Bank Phia.
Charl.ston G., 20 Meeting street Bamorr, corner Of
Light Mercer streets 81 Louis No, ssh Maeket street
Montreal % NOre Dame street hsburg. Pa i2s Wood st
Cincinnati, THIRD sire e Louisville kyss Fourth ST; New
C~lesns, Old Levee; Richmond, Va. 1876 Maine 81.
iei.iiteod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
cnslOn- nOtniie
sales at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Trade.

The cotton market maintains neatly the same features;
Their here the South have much improved
activity The crops will exceed the highest calculations that
have made Of it's The receipts at all the
are already bales and if the quantity received
from October during the period
last wear the will bales the
continues reeede The following table, Liver
poof OF the prices at the principal
NJ Mobile ston-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

THE FANNY ELssLER thAMrAGNE,t. SAL
MANSON 81 Water street has Just received an invoice
splendid Champagne under the above brand His friends
tpernay have made THE shpment CT their choicest mo
which will be landed in few days. and submitted to public
opinion with the greatest confidence my7sl~is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01
Corn Trade and Crons.

In this Market and also in Philadelphia aud Baltimore the
demand on Eastern and European has nearly
ceased Prices have been mat. rally affected
Not barrel shipped at Phladephia during all last week
to either France and there any going
hence small demand exists for the West Indies British
American COLONIES, and Columbian ports.
The stock here large and accommodating. Some est
mate II at two hundred thousand barrels and
probable.
AT every market the coast and the interior the
stocks exensvearger than beforehand the ship
mnts daily made great, short time twenty
ve thousand barrels o. flour at Detroit at time,
lug shipment Bualo and weeks four Thousand
SIX hundred barrels Of -four and ffyseyen thousand
hundred bushels OF grain Ia store at Michigan City ready
Tor expectation and Michigan compelled
to import large quantities OF bread stus for her
sumption.
One day week the Esd inst $50 barrels of -four and
96 bushels of wheat shipped from Cleveland Ohio for
Canada and New York That which to Canada exported
thence to England.
During the week ending 22d inst 4esSs bbls Of flour
bushels wheat cleared at Buffalo In day 1924 bs
OF flour shipped.
From the m to the oqd May there were delivered from
the Erie Canal at the following places the annexed quantity If
breadstufs:
Bbls Flour. Bush. Wheat
Schenectady. Observation-Disclosures $50
West Troy. .............. 1851 1917
Albany. Observation-Disclosures. 1896 1851
Total 54,l07 1878
And this year the 3oth of April bbs flour passed
through the Waand Canal being 79e bbs than passed
through last year ia the same time
se s3s3 bbs wheat Hour lf6 bbl5 Hour and 1857
bbs and 792 bids meal have been received Baltimore
this year. TO the 3Oth inst
These pments Of flour and fair criterion for the
entire country, and the Of breadstus to market
now truly immense Prices cannot withstand the great
supply and have in consequence, declined where We
CIV Tho las mol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

The Initiation Of currency which has caused this great
influx foreign goods has increased the of both
ing cotton ard manufacturing goods The only way Tor the
United states now 10 compete with the slave labor OF India
growing cotton and the low Of England
TO keep the currency at point low that Of Eng and
The ability OF the west 10 goods
~ day increasing and will reach point which will require
All the cotton which the United States ought supply Its
evident truth that the south grows too much cotton
interest II neglecs the cultivation Of agricultural
supplies and is therefore dependant the for them
re is continual balance due from the south
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

THOMAS BEII. Auctonccr.
NIONDAY-EXTRA SALE FIANOFORTEs. SOFAS,
wi MAHOGANY CHAIRS, AND OTHER tURNI-
TUREs-On Monday, at ol o'clock IN the large rooms "a
and us Futon streets will be sold without Eve
superior fnoortes BY well known aud approved MAKERS
beautiful toned seraphna and Organ suitable for paror
small church. Alse 10 srae tated and pring scat So
s spring and cushion seat Hooking yhairsi French
Besais; dressing Bureaus; IL dozen mahogany and maple
Chairs NC my3o q
THE GLOBE BANK The ten day notes cf tbs rstn.
ton redeemed at the counter OF the Bank No.i2 Wall
street
myal 3minss y ID. DAY, cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

Married.
On Thursday, 2sth Of May by the Rev. j. w Leevre, VIM
Stephen Miss Margaret Carne second daughter Of Wm
Carrie.
Died.
On Saturday, at Flatlanjs L. Of consumption Mr. Ncho
las Sehcnck Malbene, attorney at law, aged2t
Hts friends and acquaintance respectfully invited TO
tend his funeral Monday O'clock from the house Of
his grandmother, Mrs. A. Schenck, at Canarse.
On Friday, May 2sth Mrs. Mary Brownhil aged years
Import ations.
PoSsE, Pli-Per Md-epd-i22 hhds sugar Aymar Co-32
hhds molasses Maitland Kennedy & Co.
"a II N u III X IL A l. 80 = III p k w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

This has been about the average for number years. II ap
pears that the United States takes about Is per cent
OF the whole exports Of nanuactures Of Great Britain and
supplies thirds of all the material consumsd The
object the part England To create the supply
East India thst she receives
the Uried Thus the climate the soil the popu
ton 81 British India ampy enables them 10 do. The follow
ing table Of the extent and population Of the British pos
sessions in Hindostsn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

NOTICE Debts which may be contracted by the crews of
~ the French vessels Gravie Capt Lapume and Vicorne
Capt Sey will not be paid by the captains by
siSnees
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

s. P. INGRAHAM, Auctioneer
lotion NOTICE.-ELEGANTF FURNITURE AND
"A PlANOThis day at 10 O'clock at No 1873 Fulton stree
large aud valuable assortment and cabinet and
household furniture Sofas; French and Grecan ma.
hOgany Oh irs; marble centre and Tables;
card and dining Tables; French Bedstead; marble and ma
hogany Wasstands fancy Chairs; astral Lamps
Grandoles Paedware Brussels Ingram Venetian
Carpets busse stair Carpets; Oil Cloths Druggets
Covers Table Covers Also, several pieces of
grand action Pianoorte.
CHINA.Aiso invoice of China Tea Sets Cut and
Platedware, &C. iel IT.
JOHN sNlFFEN, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE-EXECUTOR'S SALE SPLEN.
"a DID FURNITURE, &c-This day at 10 O'Clock. al rs
Howard street by order of the large splendid
of paror and other Furniture Of al
Beds Bedding Mattresses Glass Plated and Silver Ware
&c.i worthy particular attention. jei IT.
T ONDoN PORTER AND BROWN sTOUT-JOHN
~ WILKINSON, No Al Pine street having made snge
ments with Messrs HENRY MEUX CO.. the known
London Brewers for constant supplies of their Porter
Brown Stout will devote his attention the and
sale Of this article lie has hand several hundred
containing pnts and quarts, excellent condition which
offers for sale in lots Of number Of casks TO
or by the single dozen bottles jeI 81
osT Saturday eenng, May SOh, the steam packet
will please leave them in the Conner House.
street No. Barclay street, and liberal reward Will be
paid.
jeln' PATRICK CLARK.