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Died.
Yssterday the 26th instant after lingering Illness
ELLEN. widow Of the late Henry Cochran In the 62d
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also those of
her sou-in-sw, Samuel G. Clark, and brothern-law,
Samuel Russell respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence No VI Varick street.
this (Tussday) afternoon at O'Clock, without further
invitation.
On Sunday evening" tho 26th instant, after a short
and illness, WILLIAM JARvs in the nth year Of
his age
The relatives and friends Of the family, also those Of
his George and Walter and son-in-law Joseph j.
Hutton respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Tuesday at o'clock from his late residence liz Orange
street, New York.
Yesterday morning, after lingering Illness which
she bore with Christian fortitude, FRANCES, wife Of
Thomas Dolan, aged 40 years.
His friends and those of his brother Patrick, and Nj
choas Wioughby requested to attend her funeral
this Tuesdsy) afternoon at o'clock from her late
sidence, 81 Spring street.
On Sunday. the 25th instant Of consumption, SARAH
f., wife Of Leonard Il Regur, aged % years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the FAM and also
the members Of Washington Marine Tent, No g. IO.R
respectfully invited to attend her funeral at
o'clock Tuesday tho 9th instant from her late resi-
dence 47th street. of 9Th avenue without further
notice.
AT GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the 18th Of March last DR..
JOSEPH EVANS in the 18th year OF his age He for
many years physician In this city.
st. Louis papers please copy.
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THE TREATY WITH HANOVER.
o = Q l a l.
From the Washington Union. April IL
by the President of tho United Stntes or
America.


WHrngA,, atrcaty Of commerce and navigation b.
tween the United States Of America and his Majesty
the King OF Hanover, concluded and signed nj the
city OF Hanover ON the tenth day Of June one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-sx which treaty beiua
in the English and German languages, is word f,r
word, az follows
The United States Of America, and his Majesty thu
hing OF hanover, equally animated with a desire OF
placing the privileges Of their navigation on bas, OF
INC most extended lberaly, and Of aGording other.
wise every encouragement and facility for increasing
tue commercial intercourse between their respective
states have resolved to settle in de6nitive manner
the rules which shall be observed between the
the other by means OF treaty Of navigation and
merce for which purpose the President Of the United
states has conferred full powers on A. Dudley Mann
thcir special agent TO hts Majesty the King Of iano
yer and his Majesty the King Of Hanover has
furnished, with the like full powers, the Baron
George Frederick dc Falcke, Of his privy council
knight Grand Cross Of the Royal Guelphick Order
who after exchanging their full powers found In good
and due form, have concluded and signed subject to
ratification, the following articles
ARTICLE /. The high contracting parties agree that
whatever kind OF produce. manufacture, or mcfcnndse
OF any foreign country be- from time 10 Time aWiu-
y imported into the United states In their own vcfcl,
may also be imported In vessels Of the kingdom Of anu
and higher other duties upon the tonnage or
cargo Of the vessel shall be levied collected whether
the importation be made In vessel Of the United states
or in Hap0ysgiAa yssssk Aaa " wv manner, rhAt'
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AUCTION HOTTCUp.
HARpWARE I'M fCi ffArI h iAYaetl sn

~ ,nn,, JACOB g. FLATT .Aueuenssr.
III arp WAhE AND CUTLERY-Auction Sale-JA-
LOB P p will sell this day at o'clock The
Hardware and Cutlery.
s9 Tor account Of underwriters having slightly da.
mayed on the voyage Of mportation72 Wkinson anyis
bidder. - - 49, ''s"''
Also Tor account OF underwriters, cask table knives and
torKs III lots to SUIT purchasers viz itag bone, tip buck
Also select invoice of Sheffield table and pocket cutlery
Also part Of original OF Sheffield pattern cards
lery, &c.
Also horse, wool and cotton cards; of hair
shoe, horse and clothes brushes. city made
Also ~ VI brass yemsnt day clocks.
Also an invoice Of and timed nails chains
wees screw drivers candlestcks grating saws swsharps
Sc Also, shsffel Id tools Of various kinds
Also German silver table aud spoons tooth brushes
instruments copper scales yions flutes silk
Penders percussion caps steel pens kand pearl buttons
cologne combs Manila busting branches French clocks
herman pipes cases. whips scent bottles
snun boxes aud tancy goods generally.
Also sheep shears coachmakers webs turning do, axes
AIDES, chlsels plane irons, &c.
Also, 20 dozen scythes
Also for cash " o'clock AZ boxes sheet tin in prime or
der-mark &c 4 cross.
catalogue a27 lire
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DANIEL SWEENY.
(Late Il Ann street, Neto York,

(I.dte ii Ann street, NetD York;
- ENJOYED TO &C CHATHAM STREET.-The under
IL signed at the approach OF the deems
apprse those who be of fact
that in order to extend his well his limits OF
few doors of Chambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
in the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
by the Of the public and his
ton has been selected central position for II
strangers. He therefore socs the Of the public,
both resident and transient his position where they
will find not emily the substantial elements of life
CURED FORM but each Of quality that has secured him the
tain.
As the above is the only establishment he either
IN nomnslly otherwise connected with he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only saloon OF the undersigned, and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
&C Chatham street
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Affairs in Albany.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Senate.


ALBANY, April &c lsaI
The bill In relation TO Madison square, New York
was ordered to a third reading
The bill to amend the act in relation TO sick and dis-
abled seamen, reported, with amendments
The bill then back to tho House for lniorrna.
lily in its passage
Mr. JONES, by consent brought in bill to amend tho
act incorporating the Merchants Exchange Company
There has been agreement yet amongst the COM
mittee on the Judicial Districts bill
The bill making appropriations for the canals
committed with instructions to report separate bills
The bills were reported to the Senate forthwith and
that relating the Erie Canal taksn up and after
debate, agreed to reported
The bill relating to the Oswego Canal was taken up.
Pending the debate, the Senate took II recess. After
which the bill was agreed to
The Black River Canal bill with al amendment that
the locks should be composite instead of stone also
agreed to-
The Genesee Valley Canal BILL and the Oneida River
Improvement bill were likewise agreed to.
discussion followed IA bill for the relief of MIR
Barnes, contractor for furnishing meats to Auburn
Prison In reference to the character Of tho supplies
the bill, as well for the relief OF Mr. Bradford
contractor for similar articles for the prison was
passed.
The bill in relation to Railway Corporations was re-
ferred, to be reported complete.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April %, ls47
The bill authorizing parties in civil suits at their
option to obtain the testimony Of adverse parties
reported
The bill to abolish the Office Of County superintend
ent Of common schools reported complete
message received from the Governor covering
communication from the Secretary Of the Navy, ask
ing for the transfer to the United States Of the urdo
ton of certain lands at Plattsburg.
The debate continued on the County Court Bill
The debate on the County Court bill occupied the
mainder Of the session, and was not completed
ALBANY, April %, ls47
The transactions In markets limited to the
trade There were however some demand for -four 1T
81 7oa 81 sly Corn in the street selling q
cents and rye at s7H. Sales Of 1000 lbs Western
hams at 9&c and 1000 ditto shoulders, ~.
SrocKs-Saes Of Commercial Bank, 90 Mechanics
and Farmers, 261S; Canal rs; State Bank, "a
The Governor has issued proclamation, Offering
reward Of $500 for the first person arrested who
cerned In the outrages upon the Shedons Of Columbia
county In March last and 500 for each Of the
the party. Also similar reward for the arrest OF the
parties concerned in the outrages upon the Coons
same county, during the present month.
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ROYAL. (tITRTEY Auct,onaar

ROYAL GURLEY, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, WATER COLOR DRAW.
ing. and Line Engraving. "Wednesday Morning past
sot Brodway selee, private COLLECTION Of OIL Paint.
together with portfolio of Impressions Included
the paintings is the Musician by Phillip Vandyke
line picture by Schuebach several fine Landscapes
sa Pieces. &c The engravngs eonsis! 9f uneommony fine
Woolett &c. many OF them neatly framed also copy Of
Catlns Indian Gallery mounted Bristol board finely
ored, SC. 'ao7
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH


nR A. c. CASTLE 33I Broadway corner Of White street.
- calls the attention of the public to his supe and approved
method Of artcally sound teeth which
and considered useless. The editor of the Ereng Post
Dr Castle in his practice of eighteen has obtained
enyable eminence he operates the teeth with skill
and ability his composition for filling decsyed and eetn
while u REsfsrs ACIDS INJECTING
ders the tooth perfect every IL the tooth
while IN soft state without and becomes hard For
persons peculiarly adapted We have tried it,"
stQI Inns
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TO STRANGERS,
CHRIsTIE's GALXANiC AND MAGNETIC

MALL CASES OF RHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS
Complaints the efficacy of these articles truly wonder
full complete often being accomplished when every
other have failed Several physicians recommend
them their practice and the ordinary prejudice which is
general attached articles of the kind rapidly disappear
ing Many of respectable citizens have used them
with perfect partc ulay in Of Gout Tic
Dooreux Paralysis Apopexy Neuralgia Nervous Tremors,
Pptatios and the long of Nervous Disorders In the
most affecting of Deafness complete have often
been effected great advantage these articles the entire
safety and convenience attending them.
The only Agency New York for Christie genuine arti
cles 1872 Broadway between John and Maiden Lane
No Drug in New York, will be allowed to keep
DR.. CHRlSTIES Articles. Many of these establishments
offer worthless limitations against which the public
spectively cautioned. a2s 2t'c
q EO REWARD-LOST FROM ON BOARD THE
WCV South ferry boat on Thursday evening last,
elderly about five feet nine inches height with thin
white hair dressed in brown drab irock coat grey papa.
looms drab cloth shirt flannel under shirt
and drawers boots newly footed. a his pocket there is pqba
Information that will lead the recovery Of the body the
above reward will be paid application to William N Clem
i4i Fulton street. Brooklyn. a26 lwins'c
EAMlLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUN-
TKY.-An experienced teacher has for several years
her family number Of children exceeding
boarders and scholars The and discipline
No spared advance the pupils their studies and
render them comfortable and happy while under her charge
Great paid their health and morals The location
very retired and healthy No day scholars admitted There
few vacancies For and references No.
I56 Laurens a26 2wsc
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LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.

M 49, PHILADELPHIA, April I'd.
"sa's'n man Is not in The Pittsburgh and
Baltimore line is not working
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FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR.
NJ o. ll6 WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW
IN STORES, BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN
but the only has pay for it. The question
then arises who will cothe him cheapest and best will aud
Mine strictly cash business both in buying and sell
make the finest quality Of French Black Dress Goats
for SEQ; lower qualities SIG and $8 Black Cloth Sacks SILL
ready made Every in the trade equally good and
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AMuHUMHaTs.

plssd 4. EEss s.a As VII
NJ Count Kate bss"s% esana
vss is Z Sss% Ss s.
faTiboad NJ Fisher Don Lsandsr Mr.. Hunt xqanitsit.
r 80 S; will
commence at precisely quarter past7
RoWERY THEATRL.-A. W. JACKSON, Propretor-h;
viii Be ssss HE
r.'i 7eesy s ss M Msff%
FlSe:,sn Clarke AiI%e MIS- Boc,h; Bada Mrs Sergeant
B BSas Si,ss s ss@ si: Gallery a
M iTCHElL LII oil OLYMPIC THEATRE--Tue.day Eve.
AP SavA III Sh
tiisf Mr.: tTip% Mis-. M9,insr ciSts 800 , =,
GSs Of Sa as caLP @ oH THE Ps
Win HOUSE SS9elf NJ HT Ho Sss''
ling; Private Bo1s, S; oehs.ira Boxes ono '"''
Doors open at o'clock Curtain III o'clock precisely
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE
A CARDThe managers Of The Italian Opera considering
duty towards the public have come to the
determination Of pos.ponng this weeks performances give
R Pf 81 Ts9f' H Ms 6Bkie' wi" orr s4
AMERICAN MUSEUM
y when S sG 5s ns PFsssS
and ri FSSER 81 ST e poNArAnrE
T%HHTf 81 Fiji EGR R sf B %as;
" the %od worth = the agsrsfas oyer OS
admissions IS cents Children under 10 years lsl
w l. A. Marshall Ls.s.W AXE M Ma s- i M
MEEs4Ts AY e. ss pS. ns SsS as.a
l sReh t tSs 6F M
oeoSn%WfE GNsi!5 fis Es Msroeh third night
OPERA HOUSE, CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEL-
called x EEsNsaa A q m b sDSssSs M
Mrs sssa t1a Mrs fhps ' Dame rc asa Ms
Plss7Ds. circle and rArquette so Family circles
Doors oclock-,o quarter before eigh,
THE ORIGINAL
SWISS BELL RINGERS
yt.s
prior 10 their '''' AFo Fl f1S5'' kS6M.
during the MEEK le1eeps Tue:dsyj ~ ''' '''' '''""'
Miss n J. f MHK1g y AND GEORGE 4; HoYr,
open Sna o'clock
| Change Of programme each evening a23 lwsrc
CASTLE GARDEN is open during the day, affoding
those as;rou. Of visiting these etssent op.
Pos II Fs ue,s By cspp
seen al all times The promenade fine vie
Of the harbor and Narrows with the adjacent scenery
Admission icy cents.
On Sunday Evening, Concert Of Sacred Music will be
given by Dodworth Justly celebrated band a25rc
| ITO MUslCIANS-Wan ted to purchase aVioloncelo.-
Any having good instrument which he would Sc
reasonable find purchaser by addressing w NJ th
once, stating price, NC. ape 3.r
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
TUE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUSTEES will b.
held the Library Tuesday the 9th inst r NJ
oi NJ The annual meeting Of the shareholders will b.
'Ss ~ same place on the same WV Az Ss Secretary
HOBOKEN PROPERTY FOR ,sALE.-4O Cottages
situated Garden and Meadow streets Hoboken n ]
Apply at the Office of the Hoboken Land and Improve men
company al Hoboken a23 iwsrc
CENTREVlLLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTlNG.
d. lSa11seAAe 49,
SATURDAY, May lst, at O'Clock NJ the great Match
| - for 81 OOo-Three Mile Heats in harness.
.br. X. Hector
g. Edwards names .......... bl. m Black Maria
Immediately after Purse for $50, mile and repeat, in
| harness
br. IN. Mist
| ~ hames'' e. Butcher
| paiine s. jim Berry,
a27 t'Je
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

TO 1"P0aT wost AIR gEAIrRs IN
RI MIGEoN &co. Rehnishers oflclOths. csa.msrss,
The Gold Medal has been awarded BY the American n'si
I a ST their superior manner Of en'hns Orders may be
f W VII e. ETSa StAPE e. g f Ss:i stree.
D. BRIGHAM & CO., 60 Pine street.
Bwo thousand dollars insured on goods for &c Of
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No 63 WALL STREET, New YORK.
conformity with the acquisitions of the Charter. the Com
s s no April 3D. 20
Do on Policies issued during the year end 49,, 40. -.
ing April 3D. lB7 Sosos9 w
The amount Of Premiums marked off during The
On Inland Traaspoaien and Navigation Risk: ,cHs q
Les, Return Premium. s' ,gi,s g :,
Earned Premiums for the year .....S3 1901, s9l 90
Paid during the period for
EsneSss. si R3as -
Interest Commission and bad dsb;t;;..... ass75 .
ialand Navigation do 1855 81
~ ' $500 w----@-sas7.s4s 90
,s4s 90
statement. ....... 1895 IS
~, Profit. to be DIVIDED. s32,G5l IS
The Company further report their follows viz
Cash and unsettled claims closed by cash. or ''''-'
Making Gi .ii aifidS si' s. T BSlE&ns
The Trustees have declared dividend of per
sn AFTER Ss q s sy Sd % payable in scrip
April aA 1917 By 'i EIL # Is G,' w4trEn Soc
TRUSTEES.
Thomas Hunt, Gyas Cg,,ia.
YIN Z. Langley, Herman loke.
Henry Sheldon. Chas. G: Cailolon.
r. HSq. siss Ssen b :sis' T. l&aHs sTsna
O. HUI Aohel
Stewart g Marsh. Levi Cook,
S. '@SA Rfs sdsS.i.. br hsff9;$ sy.s.
Jas. Mccullough. Henry A. Stone
Septinus Crookes. Leonard Kirby,
chas il Rogers. Oliver Oliver l.. Msiib;y.
II. E. Moring, George D. Phelps
f 22sWEihH o EEAAd565kERE y yi::f s;s:i4...
ELLwooD WALTER Secretary. s222w"rc
TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway has just wed per
lowing comprise few viz -ThTesd and imitation lace. Of
broiaered muslin capes collars chemsstts and cuffs cambria
sn I 5 and tape @
Ga to M Also 500 doz cotton and silk hosiery Is per cent
NEW JERSEY, I HUp Is }oMs De- RAIL
Cochran House Newtep, Saturday the 18Th
s .S S W.S : Nd
sseS aayy III SS Of M I book IT, Be
aay 9 p Mi and at The time Of said
NEWTON sY'; 4 F Ga Ni{' April a. is'3
R l4S&Rs H#1 AzASIES3N E'"' Commissioner"
M sHn4TFS EE 9MRhsE5ESS
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A UCTION NOTICE.-H. DUCLUZEAU will sell on
IA Tuesday, 27h and Wednesday 29th April Broad
stairs at 10 o'clock. the balance of the stock of f.
GERARDlN comprising the richest of FRENCH
DINNER and TEA SETS offered at auction.
Also, the handsomest Collection Of Vases Eruscan Medi
els, Antique, Popoo, renaissance Louis XIV, &c. &c.
Also to close consignment, Silver Plated Ware, assorted
Silver Waters Plated Tea Sets Candelabras &c. To be sold
without reserve.
Also, Rich Cut Glass Ware comprising elegant Decaners
Celery Urns, Tumber, Pitchers, Fruit Baskets Preserve
Dishes, Champagncs, Wines, &c.
Also, Mechanical and II all Lamps bronze and brass.
Also rich China and Gilt French Clocks This sale posi-
lively the last which Mr. f. Gerardn intends have and
prise the splendid Of goods offered this
The whole of which Of the and richest styles
imported from Paris
Catalogues and goods ready on Monday, Goth April.
B-The attention of Ladies is parc uarly requested
this sale includes the fashionable and elegant
lection of goods particularly Glass Ware and Vases which
will be offered for sale. at 2tsc
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GEO. b. ROLLINS, Auctioneer.

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.-GEO. b. ROLLINS
- will Thursday, April 2st IL O'clock, offer
ton in the Merchants Exchange in this city the elegant spa
eiou and delightfully."- located mansion of W w. Van Wag-
men, ESD al Clifton Staten Island about half way between
Vanderbilt landing and Clifton do fine elevation about
500 feet from the wst, bay and commands very
of the bay and harbor Long Island the North River
Jersey shore &c The mansion 80 feet square with feet
piazza either side built and finished the best
The ceilings the first story II feet high the by
l6 fronting private avenue 70 feet wide the SOUTH aud
OF $50 feet and so feet wide the north
Also the time will be sold SC lots ground 50 BY
100 and 30 by 1850 New York aud other avenues grading
of which Will be mmed iately completed
bukead has already erected in front of the property
and a ferry landing will be completed early day
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W 90. -. Y, AuctOneer
sale by j. NJ. u. BOGERT, 2i2 Pearl street.
'NHis DAY, APRIL 18TH AT 10 O'CLOCK, at No. 2l2
rea street corner OF Fletcher street-Peemptory sale
2 hhs and crates opened Crockery Glass aud China
ees he goods must be sold and before the
< a27 ll-c
WIN. w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
Sale by j. Nj Il. BOGERT, 2l2 Pearl street
HOUSE SALE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FURNISH
II ING GOODS, ON wednesday, April 2sth, 10 o'clock,
Oil Cloths Carpets paror and bed room Furniture Of kinds
quantity of Crockery Glass, China plated and Britannia
ware cutlery tea trays easors baskets &c There
be seat in till Tuesday. No limited articles taken a27 i-c
VIM. W. SHIRLEY, Auconeer.
Sale by J. NJ b. BOGERT 2l2 Pearl street.
III OuSE FURNITURE SALE, THURSDAY, April 49,
at 10 o'clock at the house 232 22nd 9th avenue
Tables Sofas maute Also bedroom and kitchen
Furnre-and at IL o'clock Pisnofore Stoddart Worer
punam makers selected By professor cost $50 dollars
aud lngood order kpp Brown and
pass near the house. a27 lt.c
J. w. BROWN Auctr
(tHlNA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &e.-J. w. Brown
- will sell at auction on Wednesday, April 2ath at 10
o'clock, at No Is Greenwich avenue 9th avenue the
stock Of dealer declining business consisting of general
assortment Of lamps girandole flowing blue dinner tea
'oet ware &c IN lots 10 SUIT the trade and others.
N BCioods bought at this sale be removed on or be-
fore the day after the sale. a27 2tAc
}. w. BROWN, Auctoneer
N EW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, HOUSE
~ FURNISHING ARTICLES, &c.-J. w. Brown will
large assortment of excellent Furniture from families remos.
ms &c, COMPOSING Sofas Chairs, Bureaus, Wadrobes,
Also large stock Of superior Furniture Sofas maho.
gany Chars dress Bureaus, Wardrobes Diyans Oomans
French Bedstesds marble centre Tables Washsaud
Also, Feather Beds Hair Mattresses, &c.
Also Solar Lamps Girandoles table Cutlery Tea
Trays &c with variety of house furnishing articles.
a27 lice
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IJnC SEASON is FAST APPROACHING when

1NHG SEASON is FAST APPROACHING when
Diarhga Dysentery, Cholera Mobus, and the summer
complaint Of children Cholera nfantum) becomes prevalent
sections Of the country The universally cele
braed preparation is Dr. Wheeers Balsam Of Noscaelo,
purely vegetable remedy that has failed single
patients when in the last Of dis
IL is for sale DIR. Wheeler office % Greenwich
Mr. Mhau Apothecary establishment 1873 Broadway where
references will be given to the first families in the city Of its
encaey The of from the country
estly called to this valuable medicine. a26 I'm src
M ANTED-A situation. by respectable young man.
w cOachman, footman has objection
the country The best of city reference be given aud
Ieqned Please enquire No &c nth opposite Union
Park. 2tsr
ERENCH AND OVERWHELMING WANTED,
l. by gentleman private French German family
who speak German and French Address E. this office,
stating Of the house. price Of full board and board
without dinners, except on Sunday. ae6 2tsc
NOR SALE-A Phaton, nearly new, built order, with
patent axes, enamel leather top and curtains. TO be
at w ood * Tomlinsons, Broadway. a25 l0t-c
billiard TABLE AND LAMPS FOR SALE-An
ID excellent Billiard Table also lot Of Cnmphne Lamps,
CT. be disposed of by immediate application Inquire.
the Billiard Saloon, No 80 Nassau street. in the basement
a253
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EXCELLENT FURNITURE-Ths Day, at 10 o'clock
at Dey street sting Of large French pier glasses
bras China tea sets two extension dining tables, lounges
cued hair mattresses beds palases bedsteads
bedding carpets floor cloths sideboard mahogany
tor solar and hall lamps hat rack and any quantity of
furniture, the vi hole in excellent kee ping.
Can be with Catalogues from O'clock till the hour OF
sale.
Also, kitchen furniture.
a27 lt~c J. SNIFFEN Auctioneer