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, 1843-07-22

BUFFALo HUST.-The Boonville Ob-
server Of the l2,h inst. says: We have
reformation of the success of the party
which lett our city in the spring for the
purpose of hunting Buffalo. Mr.. Gar
nett, the gentleman connected with Mr..
Mccormick in this novel enterprise,
has been home several days, and he has
related to us the result. The party went
out about 800 miles above ~Independ-
ence. They caught about a hundred
calves, and selected 50, with which they
started home, only one of the calves hav-
ing died when he left the balance Of the
company within the settlements, leaving
81, which he says will be brought in.
The calves were selected two heifers to
a bull. The result of this hunt will I'M
doabtedly give those who are fond OF
novelty and sport, an itching 10 crafty
themselves with trip next spring.
, 1843-07-22

We notice NJ material change in the
St. Louis markets since our last. Our
dates are 10 the Eth. We notice To
bacco quoted, for passed - is 81 90.
Refused, l 25 10 81 20. Wheat is fall
ing of.
, 1843-07-22

THE SAxpwIcu IsLANDs.-We sec
that Mr.. Fox, the British Minister, has
officially informed our Government that
the seizure Of the Sandwich Islands, by
Lord Paulet, was unauthorized by the
British Government, and that with The
least practicable dely, due inquiry viii
be made into the proceedings which LED
10 it. Bot this all hummery. Who be-
lieves that a British Admiral would pre-,
sumo TO so far transcend his authority
More likely that the British GOvernmenr
authorized the act, and instructed Mr.
Fcr how TO act in case our government
Should rct remain so passive upon tht
subject as could be wished.
, 1843-07-22

HEaP.-A New York paper says The
supply Of this article which comes TO us
from The great valley Ofthe Mississippi,
IS augmented in the same vast proportion
IS other articles Of produce. Some of it
IS Of tha very best quality, quite equalto
Russia Clean, and is selling at $3.50 to
100 per ton; and the qualities run down
from that to $6o-covering the ground
Of all the various kinds of hemp grown
in the world. The Great West has lust
gone into the business, and it is. quite
evident that hereafter domestic hemp
will almost wholly supply our market.
and probably within five years it will be
an article Of expectation to England, and
all ether countries which supply them
selves from abroad.
, 1843-07-22
EE5E RADICAL T..
lBowIing-Green, July %, 1913.

E57A Temperance Meeting will be
held at the Elk Lick Springs, near Spen-
cerburg, on Saturday the 28th July inst,
at II o'clock, A. NJ.
, 1843-07-22

At the solicitation Of several Of the
committee Of arrangements for the cele-
braiiOn Of the 4th of July in this place,
Mr.. G. W. BrckyER has Uccn prevailed
upon to submit for publication, his ad-
dress, delivered on that occasion, which
here follows:
, 1843-07-22

The Grafton Of Mr.. Buckner, which &C.
oupies a much greater space than we had
allotted it, necessarily crowds ont sever
al articles that possibly might have been
more interesting to the general reader.
, 1843-07-22

ATTORNEY GExERAL.-The appoint
ment of JONI NELSON, Esq, Of Balti-
more as Attorney General of the United
States, is officially announced. Mr.. n
is adcmocrat, and is distinguished for
his extraordinary legal attainmonts md
his irreproachable character.
, 1843-07-22

DREADFUL EFrECTs OF INSANITY
The Bowling Green (Ky.) Gazette Of
the Sth says: Jacob G. Drake, of this
county, wkc for several days previously
was seen TO be deeply Respondent and
distressed on account of his family, his
debts, and his restitution, on Sunday last,
in a fit Of arrangement, killed his little
child, and, with a piece of plank, bruis-
ed, mangled, and Tor a time, killed his
wife. Her skull was broke, ard many
severe wounds inflicted upon her head;
and then he attempted to kill himself
with an old case knife, cutting his throat
from ear to ear. He is still living, and
his wife may perhaps recover.
, 1843-07-22

DAVID HENsuAw Of Massachusetts,,
has beer appointed to the Navy Depart
ment. The New Hampshire Gazette
says The Appointment of Mr.. Hcnshaw
win be a "ary popular one with all good
men Of all parties, who know his talents.
his extensive commercial information
and business habits.
, 1843-07-22

We were yesterday shown by Mr..
John Bayse, several spears of Timothy
which measured nearly six feet. 1t grew
in a prairie meadow of Mr.. Bayse, near
town. Who can beat if.
, 1843-07-22

MuTryY.-An American bark, the
Natchez, Captain Snow, from Havre,
put into Matauzas on the 10Th ult., hav-
ing one of her crew confined for the al
tempted execution Of a plot TO murder
the captain and mate. The prisoner was
transferred TO the United States brig
Boxer and carried to Key West.
, 1843-07-22

IMPORTANT DECISsIoN.-Thc supreme
court of errors at New Haven have de-
cided, in effect, that the proprietors OF
the lost steamboat Lexington are respOn-
sible for all the freight on board at the
time of her destruction, although noti-
ces were posted up in the boat, and in
serted in the bills of lading, that all
freight was 10 be at the risk of the own
orc
, 1843-07-22

Tic DublISIltu WI. q! IL Sui'CIlNi ppN-
er. A step It's true almostan expert
ment in the history OF governments,
but one whose ultimate develope-
ment has established the principle
that man is the best protector OF his
own rights and needs not the re-
straining hand Of IN unieeiIng lord to
direct him 10 his interests. The
humble vasSal whose hard-earned tri-
butes had enriched the Golfers Of his
sovereign no longer approached Il
throne which the weakness OF man
kind had invested with the trarpings
of sanc,ity, and yielded Il tame sub.
mission 10 its arbitrary DEGREES, but
Spurning with imperious disdain the
oppressive woke which had cramped
the aspirations othis spirit and thwart-
ed tie modest impulses OF his nature,
he proclaimed to the world in tones
lcf bitter deuuncIatIoH his hatred for
| the Tvrant and his determination TO
be fee. The history of the last CEN
yic!.s;,naes rho mos, br;II;,r, oct;S7
vements, and the most ImpoTtHnt re-
volUtion>. In every department Of
human lie a spirit of change has been
cXerring n reforming influence in eve
~ direction. The aspirations ofman
nar,i,na aa,bnIIaa,I aaI ~,
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t.oo,.l Laro ,or arLanaaI
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, 1843-07-22

EXTRAORDINARY CoNrrssIoY.-Tbc
Rochester IN. y Post states that dur
ing the excitement at the Miller Tent in
that city, Sunday before last, a woman
became much excited and tainted away.
She has since made a most extraordina-
ry Development, having confessed that
she committed . murder several years
ago in Great Britain, and expresses her
wish to be sent back to pay the penalty
of The law. This statement is on good
authority.
, 1843-07-22

The prevailing Epidemic, the liuenza
has reached ST. l ouis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

On Thursday, leth inst. Mrs. MARY CURRY, wife of
William Currie, in the 42d year of her age.
Her friends and those of her brothers, Joseph and
James DAILY, and those OF her brothern-law, John Ow
ems invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of her mother of Prince
and Elizabeth streets.
On Thursday morning. 10Th inst. ALEXANDER LAW
nsrcE infant son of John and Sarah Fowks
On Thursday morning, 10th inst Capt. ANDREW s.
SEppY, in the seth year of his age.
fri ends AID those OF his brothers William and Fran
c respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence 2ss Thompson street, this afternoon, at Al
O'Clock.
On Wednesday, 18th ins in the 2ad year of her age,
ELLEN MATILDA wife Of Daniel T. C. Bird, and youngest
daughter of the late Edward and Margaret Parker
friends and those OF the family requested to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence in NsrthSecond street. Fourth street. Will
Hamburg
Richmond (va) papers will please copy.
On Thursday, 10th inst Of dropsy in the brain, JAMES,
eldest Of Joseph and Cornela M McArde, oged 1--WE
years and ten months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, from
the residence of his grandfather Philip McArdle No. IL
Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Foreign Ipaportsrsous.

H.ypy-Packet Ship Emerald3Woif Heinricks-lO Dorr
Allen-l2 Prave Livermore--3l Lane Lumson-i Bern
n Keu-2 Lunnoy Jourion Motun-6 u Underwood Blair
IN Berry, Samuel Il Beals-32 Hales, haw Son-02 Eu
gene Bruce-2 Jno Mortimer, Jr 4 Coz Order do 2
Wright. suiges & Coz evils Fsrman-5 Edwards
Sharriessn--i Saml Chochran2 B.rr Kerr Morun
krelar--2A Carselie-4 do ID PoreI-I DupreCs
Binse Co-63 Chas Payer Boicean Rosch IS ChmIdt
&Co-l Cerp Bur < May-l Edward Bouangt-3 borceau
Rus Berr Kerr do RS II Muhlen.i Edward
Wemche-i Gold, Chmidt Co-2l Henry Maneli-3
BoionFox L.ingston-S DO Ef,bre1rsttss fhs Mason
Philippe sprsgueliCh,s MuleI--i Still Thompson--J
Jacuemod-l Chas Ahunctte-2 Roker n CO., Burn co
II Disaismes " Boizid2 Gouboutt--2 III Kenneyque co
-l2 do & Coer' ell Wrch. sayer-2 q Henberg cos
Dora g Nuiy co-rDubois Jecot x col John NJ Har:
PERL mard ce-i Mosun Erelin2 II Cotterrei- q NJ
Dayi.-lo'M Caiiee Melber-2 + timber & Dambmann-t
shas Bay CO.'S Bernhard Iiuon3 Belmottei Finest
Bnnhurd-2 Enger & Foy-5 Frederick Bmmchlen--
Colvele aud Flemipg-8 Adams prire < col Smith
2Benkund Hutton--6 Uelmoite col do tixnoux
< col John Magner Coz q III Meyers A ThcIent--
Tiffany, Young Els-l Berry, Cornelius w Thomas
i.amb2 tardner Colly COL G,uett COZ Blu len
Sandcr---2 y Burke Y co.. dol Sheldon
* Co-l0AF Stewart * Coll Theron Muilarl-i2 -
Hernenburge x CO.. CoisChegh Wenndouth--2 Kushe
Col q Hasenburs--a Richard Buunv-l II Dormancoprt
% Chas Ducket-2 ENvins CO. y Wocdhsad-I Chris.
tie Cush--l Townsend Bril- G,tduer Coily-l Roux--
I Enger FOLEY samuel Wirton--i Robert
Blsdop-i W Rrewsr--i Benah Mumclone-l still Il
Thcmpsonl q tiu'auwet Gilh"f'-l Hourly dlverno,N
- Arm No'h - f3eot CT nd * tirun--i Voit-i a Va
isntinc--l II Wieiat Sclmif \ A rarew-l r. sirurye
spies Christ CO. it,e,cU-t Frres--l y Venor-1
Whttngham-i X helmann-lO Locachigh Wesaud-I h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

There plenty of facts in addition to the foregoing
prove that the agrculturis should not be rampled
upon for the sake of the few According TO the report of
the Board of Public Works, s4s barrels of flour
cleared Akron, the Ohio canal in ls42 portion of
this received from the Pennsylvania and Ohio canal
but nearly all Of it manufactured in Summit county
The mills in that town alone made 5000 barrels last year.
and for the coming year will exceed 100000 barrels
There about 81 of mill stones in operation in that
county-mos Of them grist mills which make very good
flour but about 80 are in merchant mills the -four
manufactured by them being equal to any in the United
States-Akron and Summit county flour being among
the best brands in this market These 81 runs made not
loss than 900 barrels during the year ending st of
January. To make this quantity Of flour it will require
not less than 9eO0 900 bushels of wheat Summit county
will probably furnish from her soil half-450, 900.
The made the late for the crop Of 1885,
800 s3s bushels is probable therefore, that that
return somewhat below the mark and the cult-
walton of wheat has rapidly increased in the county dur
ing the past three years consequence Of the very upe
ror market afforded by the mills not too much to say
that the crop Of ss will be 100000 bushels The re-
naming 45O0O bushels reach there by canal and wagons
Again, ask is it right to enact high tariff for the
protection of few individuals the manufacturers not
the the serious derment of the great agri
cultural mass of the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

low, az ackor off Warwick Neck Emerald Francevlle from
New OneaDsi Peruvian Apaachcola Sid Caslda, Goodeii
Nyyresns; Gen Brainird. and Rival. NYork. an
BRISTOL, March BAR Empress, Church. NOrleans oid
Emelne Munro, st Thomas
Haven.
NEW Losp9s March lO-Ar Richmond and Teyss Tho
nriant MlIbehead Moses Eddy, Providence-al for New
nok; Washington, Howard, NYork: Arr lih, Helen. New
Norwich
PHILADELPHIA. March I6-Au Frances Soule, NOIleans
Lopez, Shsed Pernambuco via Norfolk, Emene Nicksr
Cenuegos John Jay. Baker Providence; Top Gallant
String, NYork. Cid Home, Howes Boston; Linnet Gnhn
Plymouth, Mass.
LEwrs. Del March 4The Susquehanna, for Mobile, and
North Bend for NOreans last evening Philena
xer from Boston, and Vandalis, Wall from New Orleans
the Breakwaer Yesterday There brigs
in the ofng bound in, ascertaned. The Ann !,
in sight coming down-wind NV, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

Noenius * Pavenstead-I Nevns Il col Adams Pesne
col w Zen--2 Il b s,range-4 @ wnrton=3 w Draper
II c N Dems-6 Luchaine * Fouch-1 F. A HemmeIIng-3
MuIereaux (iourd eos Colere-l Bernhard Hution--
\ Cotterei--l III Folius-i2 10 order
VERA CRUz-Brg eersburg272 bales goat skins do jaap
do Hagous Bros co2i bales skins Juan de Ia
Csranja-2l8 del Hoyo-S5OO Goodhue co-SOOO Patpllo
Meyer sucken45 hides 10 bales jalap Rensrd 60
S700 Noltenius Pavepseed3 bags copper Harmony
ccl2 bales ialap 1880 @ scheImerhom $500 Karck
S2l4 Whiteker-l5 bales coehinea Wohelhausen-S ZOO
Souteyrsn PonveIt2 bags Stim52 bales skins
sarsapara bag beans Mitchell * Wetherll.
PoRTo CGBELLoSchr Hopewell-15 bags coffee A Arran-
guren-69 Handeyl7 Durand-l22 do - demohns baslm
Rowland Aspinwall-S20I u bags coffee de Ia Grania25
indigo Duand=77 do 81 bags coffee Aymar co7ado
Ii9 suck lignnmyite q Whitaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

$500 On S s sIy sS
more 'a@ D04o0 J lSiiHs 4eG8Sy 81 Walls.
TO AME r [CAN TRAVELLERS
GOING TO EUROPE.
w. sEsS' Of IoS so Ho LOS
asSa,., Es% pic. s@$ Gsss%S LSSDoS hs5
aS's SsS's;If
Of such elias that is rarely be with being selections
and wS psd on
their Judgment more nan 5000 dozen in bottle congre
n has asP Che bouqI call the attention OF Merchants
THU sE o6k ZIP f2TH RS
yis'a-'is the New Royal Exchange go.
sing every information as regards the sabscTp,on Room
G% all pa Of e e ws the S s on
the most moderate scale consistent with the responsibility OF
The Furniture entirely the Sleeping department. re-
pee with comfort in fact no esbishment in the city can
situated regards Northern Eastern aud S Eastern Rail
Porter appointed attend through the night for the
benefit of those arriving departing by the train mis- sw gb
sIe not and will "o be AMY osr y
young gentleman two sisters and brother two under on.
dps sunday. only and viii sisE
per Post Office, stating terms Reference exchanged.
franklin House and opposite John street Having flied up
business and will be pleased his old friends and
and other, who honor him with call He has also
private for ladies hair dressing and ampoong This
powerful Extract of Jampoony considered by thousands OF
New Workers and strangers of the heahest articles for
the of dandInf and strengthening OF the
by the Faculty of Medicine Paris and patented at Wishing
Nothing pleasant and delightful than through
this opera ton in the hands of p Macs, mi62w*ec
Eos Nh TaSslan as
Matthew's Church under the charge OF the Rev Chas
Martin demands that they should have place Of worship for
service the Board of Vesy hereby give notice that
they have engaged the large Of National Hall Nos 20 and
mence Sabbath morning 10Th inst at half past ten
o'clock The afternoon services will be continued usual III
st Matthew's Church at O'Clock. -
AUGS. +. CAMMEYER, sec'ry.
New YoRK, March IA. 1915. mic 3tjeb
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the Coun
~ of New York notice hereby given q all persons having
gentleman deceased, the with the vouchers
thereof the subscribers the office of Edmund s. Derry,
No 81 Wall street. in the city of New York. before the
eighteenth day Of September next.
Dated New York. the 18th dav of March, 1913.
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES c. BELLa
milo law6mr Administrators with the will anne xed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Domessle Importmtlons.

NV ORLEASs-Brig Vigina5o ties faxseed De Peyster X
Whmarsh76 binds sug Roberts Wiliiams-2OO Cioodbue
eo-lOO bbs molasses Taylor CO.
MosIE-Bng Magnolia--2i bales cotton II HAYDEN * CO.
i8 Wisner Gale co-0i Bogart eelAnd25 do 95 hides
bales skins Spear Patton-62 bales 10 order
MoBLE-Brig Eliza Susan-87 bales cotton Lee co-36
lTvn-l3 Dpryea colo Bogart Kneeiand-5i Dowley
pemares-23 Dukeman x Churchil-iO 7 Mors-3O do /
bale pcs bsgsing Thompson Adams- bales order.
APALAcHIcoLA-BTg Arixene- bales Holbroot.
CIuft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17

The increase exhibited in the above table, is but
single instance of the increase throughout the Union
Taking this into consideration we cannot refrain from
denouncng every that tends to the sur
plus from entering foreign markets In the annexed
statement showing the movements of -four and grain in
twenty marke cts. the immense quantity of these sta.
pies seeking outlet is Is right that small
body of manufacturers should be protected to te injury
of the producers Of so much solid wealth 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Brighton Cattle Market.

MsxpAY, March l3.-At market, ATS beef cattle 600
sheep and 900 inc. 40 beef cattle and 200 sheep
sold.
Pricss-Beef Cattle-We quote TO correspond with last
week, viz Extra at SO SIS. First quality, 81 so
49, second quality S4a42s; third quality, SO so 3 u.s.
shesp-We noticed lots sold from so to ATS.
SWINGS Sales made of lots to peddle at 81 81 for
sows and Al Al for barrows. At retail from to SIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
pnsseuuers SnIIc,I.

LrvERPooL-Steam ship Great Westcr-C Macrae, Perth
jams Ferguson Natchez Mr. Converse London; Major Den
Massey, Roberts JOSEPH Founy Jonn Themlv, Ms Fox,
Mrs Rsnsou and three Children England; Mr. Wsendonck,
ask John Tappan and lady, Geo Booth Boston, Mr. Poun.
den, Montreal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
M A r TIM f HERAL D
Packets TO Arrive. | Packet
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
Port OF the Shipping left 4 the Fort whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers or News they may have He will
hoard them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Corn Trade.

There Is no demand In this any other market but TO
meet the immediate wants OF consumption. The supply
is more than equal the demand and prices
auently very low. We give quotations in several mar
cts -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Passengers Arrived,

VERA CRUz-Bng Petersbug-Captam w Martin, w II
Messum-6 in the steerage.
nNAsssU, NPBrg PintaCspt Palmer, OF the Emporium,
and of the Of ship Algonquin Bahama Banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
UNITED STATES
TIE A EMPORI UNI,
I2l. late l29 Chatham street, NetD York.

AGENCY 38 BLCECKER STREET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style.
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp of neancss and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that eI quality and
power viii remain unmpaired in any climate Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be exceed 1t
founded upon the regard to the rights Of the CUSTOM
en- especially with esrect weight and quality and unr
vailed cheapne All purchasers called upon to return
articles which fail give them the fullest satscon which
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Coun-
tv mo chants public establishments heads of families and
sbpnasers W. nd decided adShass 70 supply 'hem
selves from this estsbs,-'oh''
Coffee roasted every day. a.,... .x..r,.d y;,,
Orders from all PARTS of the Uni:ea '"sA' '~' "''
prompsitude and despatch. or Hon.
p The Orly warehouse in America! for the sale ~ ~
ous,, celebrated Black Trs mil lmSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
Foreign Markets.

PoRro CABaLLo, Feb 23.-Nothing new from Caracas
Business 10 brsker; coffee sells at u ID according tc
quality; hides at a9t indigo, 9 a9fa 10 rs. lb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
N arrled,

At Brooklyn, Wednesday evening, 18th inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Vincent JOSEPH B. CowLEs of Oyster Bay, L.
l, to CoRssLA, daughter of r. Van VOORHEES, Esq. Of
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-17
II. IL. TIMPSON. Auct.

r. VI. TIMPsON, Auct
UCTION NOTICE-Lage Sale OF Guns, Pistols, hiies,
"A Muske &cJacob Plats sale of 275 and lots OF
guns, pistols rifles Bowie knives percussion aud pls,
powder TASKS shot belts will take place
This Day, at 81 Platt ST. at 10 O'Clock.
N. BThe above the stock on hand OF an extern
sive importer who is declining the busint SIS.
Also several to close sales making together the
variety offered public sale the UnedStaes
Theesre fine with appara-
tus complete, suitable for sporsmen
The Catalogues ready and the goods be examined to
the hour of sale. mil ltsr
BENJAMIN MOONEY Auct
A UCTION NOTICE B. Mooney Co will sell this day,
"A l2 o'clock Pineux's Saloon, 307 Broadway,
splendid second hand lizard Table.
Also $1,000 leather Tops for Billiard Sticks. nil ltsm
A UCTION NOTICEs.-Spiendid Grated Paror Plants
"A 1rowbridge, Martin Co will sell This Morning at ii
o'clock the large 30 Broadway, Of Duane ST.
exquisite Of grated and stock Plants for paor
cutuIehe best that have been offered this The col
lection includes all OF the avorte Roses, Peretna
yellow Russes cottage yellow rankin, &c OF high
and low gratis yellow and essamnes donble red oan
de English voets and daisies with other choice plants de-
than ordinary attention. May be examined until
the hosr of sale MIL lt.m
A UCTlON NOTlCE.-Morgage Sale Of Household Fur
A atureW be sold Saturday, March 18th, at 10 nck
at 27 Liberty street OF Greenwich street, the ul and
entire ofthe above house, consisting par
or bedroom dining and kitchen furniture OF all kinds
great variety OF beds, bedding, hair and moss mattresses sn
gle'aud double bedsteads, &c.i
This furniture put in the less than two years
since, new, and much of is but little used
Sale will commence with the kitchen furniture.
m q m