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Board OF suDer-yisors.


The minutes Of the preceding meeting read and
approved.
Pettions-A number Of petitions for correction Of
taxes were presented and referred
Btts-Of the County Superintendent for salary and
expenses OF travelling TO and from this city to Albany
Ordered 10 be paid.
OF Robert Boyer for services in the police department
Referred.
Communicdtion-From the State Superintendent, ap-
przlng the Board that he had selected Robert Finchn
Tor admission into the Institution for tho Blind.
FROM me comptroller, containing resolution that
new map OF the 18th ward be- for the of the
SCISSOR under the direction Of the Comptroller Adopted
from the Chief of Police returning certain bills (fur
nned 10 him by the Police Clerk the further action
OF the board They referred the Committee ON
Police and criminal courts Various other bills were
then ordered TO be paid
hep9yts-Of Committees on Annual Taxes in favor OF
correcting the taxes of Peter d. Stuyvesant, Anthony
Lamb, Doctor David Read James Merchant, Jane d.
Baker, Jeotry Jcryis, Philip Harmon, John T. Attwa-
ter, tbenezer Platt, w. Edgar, Samuel Thompson Al
man, neDempscy James Dickinson, Joseph Peyton,
John Thomas JOHN Lewis Henry 8. Swift, Thos New
ton, Charles Chegarrie and William Williamson. Ad
verse to the application of four persons whose names we
did not hear-accepted.
BiHs-The City Coroners Bill for Sl357 was next
presented and referred
Disrictng the Cty-The report Of the committee for
dstricting the city with resolution that the report
should be adopted and the city distrcted accordingly
called up. The following is copy Of the
solution
Resolved, That the following be the Assembly dis
trics the city and county of New York
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Arm 20.
The markets for breadstuas continued firm to-day
and sales Of 0snesse -four made at 81 s7h So
with small sale Of rather extra at So IAN Phiadel
pha and New Orleans sold at 81 10, and heavy sales
Western or Gonesee mado to arrive in May and
June at SO so So 10 for the former month, and at
So % for the latter In wheat heard Of no transac
tions worth reporting Corn sold freely northern yell
low at 100 1903 cents and white do at os cents Rye
sold at 100 cents. During Change, rumor prevailed
that the steamer had reached Boston, which gave
check to operations Jersey meal sold at 81 49, for fu
ture arrival to - ei4 and the spot at 81 ss North
River oats were steady at so cents. Provisions
stoady and sales Of old prime pork with parcel Of old
mess, made at full prices Lard was steady at 10 cents
In barrels and lok cents kegs Groceries were rather
quiet. There was q fair demand fer sugar but sales
were confined chiefly to the retail trade Coffee CONT
nucd steady, with limited sales Towards sun the
Cambrias arrival ut Boston announced by tele-
graph Her news Of course came TO hand too late to
exercise any influence on the markets.
AsHEs-sma sales Of Pots were made at S. vh,,s
Pearls continued quiet at So so. -
BEEswAx.-The article dull, 20 O. was offered
while higher figure was asked.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS report sales Of 1900 bills
Gencsee at 81 SIN ST. 400 do at 81 s7 600 doat ST.
june on private terms; 1000 do at So 500 do os
wego and 1000 Genssee to arrive In all May at So 49,
Including transactions yesterday evening and to-day,
sales of about % 900 barrels Of Genesee Western
sold arrive In May and june at Sc 80 SO 10 for
the former month and at SO % for the latter month
Southern continued firm and report sales Of 200 200
barrels Philadelphia fiat hoop at 81 49, and Of 400 do
New Orleans, at the same price Wheat-No transac-
tions of Importance reported. Corn-We report
sales of bushels part Northern yellow at 81 and part
white at $751; 1000 do yellow sold at l0lc o000 North
ern yellow do, sold at l00c and 1000 do at o3c $500
do white do sold at 9sc $500 northern yellow In the city
sold at 81 al OF; 10000 bushels western, mixed, to
arrive in June at 7sc and $4,000 do in all May at Soc
Corn Msat-Wc report sales Of about 2, 100 bbs New
Ter I'm lac rit NJ dp m v
the 9TH Nay at 81 75 5000 do 800 Of which In the
city, sold 1t - o. and the remainder deliverable IN 10
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BY THE MAILS.
Affairs in WashInrton.

WAsHrSGTos, April 10, lsl7.
Puohe Rejoieinss-Mihtary .aEairs-TAs Navv-The
poliseurs-7hs pirginia Election, DC.
Tho banner OF the Republic floats over both wings N
the capitol and from the liberty poles public build
ngs OF the city In honor Of the achievements OF
the American arms in Mexico The bells are stil mer
ry ringing; the Columbian artillery the plateau of
the Mall have fred hundred guns; and this evening
we shall have little light upon the subject
Capt Blar's company Of voltigeurs from this city,
which he and his feowocers have been engaged In
crutng FOR the last six weeks cleaning tho country for
hundred miles round leave understand to-day for
transport at Alexandria, whence they will embark for
the Southwark
Mr. Mason Secretary Of Navy has ordered
at this yard and perhaps Others for an evening
Jeu de ofe Of in honor of the victories Next
CO. the exhibition to on the sth Of May the an
niversary Of the battle Of Palo Alto at which the bali
was opened with sprghtlness that utterly astounded
The Virginia election of on THURSDAY noxt
The wings appear to be in the spirit stubborn fight
and they Will probably get three Of the fifteen members
OF Congress Qncluding Botts) At the last Congress
they had but Mr. pendlcton loosely soubroueted
the " Lone Star Of Virginia
PS.-The Votgeurs have left in the train for Balti-
more en- route for Mexico.
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Resolved That the following be the Assembly dis
riots for the city and county OF New York =

to was MoVeu aid secohded mat tho report and reso-
luton be adopted Ten voting in the affirmative, and
five in the negative they adopted.
Alderman PURsER then offered a resolution. that
transcript Of the report and proceedings be sent to the
Secretary State, which adopted after which the
Board adjourned
This plan differs from the plan of Aid Livingston only
in anncxng the LIST and ID wards and Sd and 9th wards
instead OF lst and Sd wards and I'd and 4th wards
proposed by Aid. Livingston
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&. b. CLARKE,

FASHIONABLE MER CLINT TAILOR
N Ole WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE NEW
~ STORES, BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN
streetsn the Spring all bodies renew the outer covering
gmi man Is the only animal who has The question
tnen arises who will ciothe him cheapest and best will and
can Mime strictly cash business both in buying aud sell
make the finest quality Of French Black Dress Goats
cheap. w. $500 40 dis re-
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.ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF AN
TIOIJITIES

at the Magasin Jdpanais, 300 Broadtcay
a H. PARKER, b. LEVY. Agents from Amsterdam,
IA most respectfully inform he friends the public
general that they received from their principals
sell on their stock of Antiquities consisting Of manfeent
Japan acquered Porcelain variety and of richest
kinds n furniture that be found in any country, Ancient
Iesden o. ne finest qualities devres in
the time OF Louis XIV Venetian Bocaesor Wine Glasses of
great Antiquity ancient Carved Furniture comprising Carved
and nlaid Cabinets Of beauty Carved and nad Chairs
Of the times of Catherine de Nedicis and Louis XIV and
black ebony wood Arm Chair six feet high formerly in the
was State the Fort Loevensten, Beda tHo
and beautifully carved and Of curiosity such has
never seen n ms country to be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION
April 70 1917 and ready for with Catalogues
Sale to commence positively at II O'clock rain shine
~ Is. The public general respectfully invited land
particularly the ladies) call and examine this magnificent
collection being that offered
public sale in this country Please CALL examine and judge
| for yourselves. al9 4tsrc
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I'VE AND EAR,-DR. POWELL, Oculist and Aurist,
II confines his practice exclusively to diseases Of the
and DR. Powes hours Of attendance his residence and
Offices 26i Broadway entrance ~ Warren from
nine 10 four.
Strabismus squirting cured in few minutes.
Artificial Eyes introduced without operation that lin
motion and appearance exactly correspond with the natural
Aviee given the kind Of spectaces necessary for
each defect Terms in conformity with the circumstances Of
the patient. a2iiws,sr
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Gold Pens as Cents Only, silver Pencil Case

included j w. Creator & Coz II Cedar street. keep a
on from article IS up Levi Browns
LIBERATED premium Pen aud ready supply the Wholesale
establishment Genuine Albert c. Bagey Pens 81 only,
with silver Pen and Pencil Case always included Persons
buying sell again will find it their interest to examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Married,
At Brooklyn, on the Goth inst in the chapel Of the
Church of the Holy Trinity, by Rev. Mr.. Noble, Dr.
HENRY FISHER, to L. A. AuGusrA daughter of the
late A. Harris Esq, all Of that city.
Died.
On Monday evening, 10th instant, Of consumption,
CATHERINE KoRrRIoHT wife of Enoch f. Camp aged
80 years
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
specfuly invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, 43 Franklin street. this afternoon (ednes
day. at O'Clock, to proceed to Christ Church. Rev Dr.
Lyen, In Anthony street, near Broadway.
On Tuesday evening, April 20, JANE, wife Of William
Downes.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon, april 22
O'Clock, from ll9 Hester street.
Friday night, 10th inst, WIN, WHIrrINGHAM at his
late residence sss Broadway in the 10th year of his
age.
At the residence of his brother, Staten Island
Monday, April 10, CHARLES YOUNG, in the 5lst year of
his age
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VIM w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
ETAIL STOCK of China Glass CIockery. Lamps, &c,
~ by j. N. b. BogerThursday April 90 at 10 O'clock, at
the No Hudson street Morton street
sale of the stock of retailer declining the business consisting
families Sale positive rain shine. Also, shelving
tors, &C. ap2i ltsr
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LOOK AT THIS.

- JUST RECEIVED large lot of Gentemen's
>u8 French Boots, the best and handsomest ever in
t city and will be sold the low price of S. Also all kinds
Of snemeqs Caters and Patent Leather Shoes, and all the
different kinds Of Boots and Shoes Ladies' you will find ia
this variety of Cater Boots Slippers, Buskihs
Ties House Slippers white and black satin do white Kid do
and all other kinds and Misses and Chden Boots and
Shoes Boys Boots Caters Shoes and Slippers Of all the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap, 367 Broad
way, corner OF Franklin street M. CAHILL
~ b. Country merchants supplied by the package DOZEN
ANIL naAr
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The affairs Of this bank appear to be in very favor
able condition The amount Of specie hand to paper
in circulation is small, showing since November, ls46
very great depreciation in the value of its paper issues
Its line of discounts has not varied materially
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPEIC.

W. PHILADELPHIA, April 40 ls47.
we are again deprived dispatches from
the south the Baltior. line being out of order all d.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

III o SH.I: 2 NJ daily p.t,.n..
s,slssl > M = 1, aaTa Tl%1 . commence
ClGNOR s. BENEDETTI Respectfully announces to the
ally that his Benefit will take place on Saturday Evening
LUCIA pI LAMMERMo0R.
cal. ,hs BE-. Once and take the tickets before
M, MBThs free list suspended except for the press
Walnut 19li ST THEATRE. pHILADEI, PH51,
p: MAnsHAaL, Lessee; " r. BLAZE. M.n.ssr.
n,sh,,s RICHARD III NJ, ' nao '''
Richmond iayksl,sd;; with Mr. H''A''3''
Mr. BeosS Mr. MaIh. and Mrs Fo 1ole
OPERA HOUSE,
CHEsNuT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Family circles. ..........X cents
Viii be presented Adams opera called
Daniel Brman . ........... Mr. Frazer
Max Steiner. ....... ...........M Mr.. Segain.
After which Denizetti's Opera
NJ. p..,. DON PAsQUALE! ~, s
e" rsa''ie M Mr. f ffsasa
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AITHE
ur c aP0kh2 re RO0 49as SR0PdWAM N.ov
wSs .hs VIII 5: by April
MINI Miss AAMMkk1HTi iII ghA kMSRsiiNsKy
MISS CLARA M RoLPH.
MIR Il Ill., C I'll sIs.,a. ;, III. Pima
PROGRAMME
Brand B%.s asn''''' L"ei. de LammeFm0o Hertz Miss
opera ''''qdi Ms. kSi%.i ty1 aaS Mr. Hseh.
FROM Iui Inv g mi ,r, s Oh Jays no" MIS- NJ RoI,h
4-Dpet variations Sur Csvatine de la Ceneren.
sola Hertz, Misses J. and II Br,mson
'o's' D'e """e""ae"' oy h'hpa'"'e' MI Heeh'
sonr po,...,th " p pAh, !" AZ; ~ AZ ID
2-Pus llaly iavorite air. with variations from
b"e Of the oeem The Marsre Of Essa and D.
Mo.r e. 6y Miss KOnsky and Mr. Hssh.
-s0nS Die Seh"a0e" sung M, ,sn ker AS;y
ssarse pn de' Moths DE
Tickets 30 cent. each to be had the Music Stores, smd 70
Doors oPen at o'clock-Concert commences at o'clock
&: s';
.'sis' s'' call attention to til. following from Alderman
Eng,.
Miss Josephine Bramson h. Been for me teacher of
music my family the piano and authorized by my two
Iii o e 20 @
. ss e h .ns sssr
my poor Judgment with the fac, th. her prseoe Of skill
% esd 10 hose VINO would have their dauS
THE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL RINGERS
sf:"s
prior to their departure for Earope Commencing on MON
week rex e. !;s &. wed1s;;d.yJ
@ ;ss S.H g ASR sSoS 3; x. s Ms0rT
'e hsD1s % 4, siSss precisely
MINERVA RO0MS
n
MR.. ALEXANDER,
iebrssd ''o' '''''' VIII 'ppe'' !" "' &C.
Mo1aiX April sh and every evening during the week
For n.,t;cnI zee ,hs III Xii, p r S;;on
s.ss% q by b. hal. price.
open at half past c-Commence at half past o'clock
all lw..re =. --
FREE CONCERTS.
1i Nv iss@
Nj; sfh beautiful
b.6meat cannot be s"fps.ss dL'' liquors as .''
SELECT CONCERTS,
EVERY EVENING Ar. THE BROADWAY HOUSE,
p%s Of S,G,twIy and
ID lodged vocal talent.
The Bar ,d Stocked with the Punch
.gls 8! i..le ,-------
u OSSTERS grand scrptual painting of the parting of
I. ~ Hpah and Naomi oihsI pictures painted by The
Granite Buildngs corner Of Broadway and Chambers street
Open from A M tilI 10 NJ Admisson 2, cents
an sl!..e
ELoRAs FEsTyAL The hHsr TINE will be per-
no H"S me tabernacle on WEDNESDAY EVEN
Upwards Of EIGHT HUNDRED well trained young sing
's sM islls e this Mr. bhADDufSs Farewell Festival
ST. GEORGES SOCIETY:
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Auction rUrlCES.
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auetionser.

II. LtEUS, AucIoneeT
a. FI The BowerynH H. LEEDS Co will sell at auction
niiue of family declining comprising Bls-
sels Carpets mahogany Sofa aud Chairs rocking Chair
y one very 5rge size pier Glass best Of French Plate
Lamps dressing Bureau Wardrobe patent windlass bedead
HAIR mattresses feather beds (neay very good) side
sale VIII commence. AL 3tsrc
III ANDsOME FURNlFuRE at NosO Greens. 81, on Thurs.
IL day April 22d, at 10 oclock-A G, FUTILE will sell
at auction the above day, Thursday No 90 Greene
ear Spring strest the entire furniture contained therein of
iamlly removing consisting part OF Brussels Ingram
Venetian Capstng Rosewood and Mahogany Paor, Hail.
Boudor and Bedroom Furniture rich China Glass Ware
Marte Ornaments ola beautiful style; Breakfast Dinner
Tea Services, sc.
Also, Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com.
Catalogues ready early on the morning Of sale.
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PARENTS, READ THE FOLLOWING
TESTIMONIAL,

GENTLEMEN My child afflicted with a severe
~ Cough and thought il would terminate in the Group,
aud had serious approximations Of her but after
candy few hours considered her danger and
performed perfect Also, another child had cough
deal cure Each Of my family have used the candy
and all have experienced its beneficial results.
Yours, &c. " FLAGLER. ia Norfolk street.
j. Pease Sons.
Sold by J. Pease Sons Is Division street, New York.
Agents. Rushton Co.. 10 Asor House; 40 and $50 Broad
way; Johnson 2o3 Broadway. Boston-Reddng, Co. PHI
lsielphis-Zieber Co New OreansJ G. Morgan Albany,
George Dexter. AL itsr
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AUCTION NOTICE.


w Day, the 2ist nst No 1903 Sullivan street. between
Spring and Prince streets the entire furniture Of said house
dining tea and card tables mahogany and other chas pier
glasses Brussels and ingram carpets venetian stair carpets
and rods mante and solar lamps astral and hall do
stands mahogany and other bedsteads
cockery and oil paintings; Piano Also the kitchen fur
nmrc, with which the sale will commence.
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IOts, Infantry--Recruits arc wanted to COM

pete The organization of Company b. Capt VIM w Temp
kns ION u B. lniantry The term of an enlistment in this
company Is during the which probably will be brief I'm
mestey alter peace the soldiers be discharged and
every officer musician and private will
cetre ute ron of hundred
OF shd each recruit receive So bounty the time Of enlist
ment and additional 50 bounty the pay montths
~ IL addition u the regular nonthypay Of 81 month
Yates The cs.hns is very abundant. f with
paid for IN Persons esreus Of estng the services
between the szes Of 10 and 49, may apply during the day
orcer Streets TO Lieut. Cba Wa Allen Military Hall 1893
A and tIrst ST.
y. G.. Id9htbody's Printing Ink Branufnctory
No Re-e sreet loid Sugar House corner Of Duane New
OF superior gsalty for sale the reasonable terms
All orders will be promptly aended.to from any part Of the
Smtes. 2w
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bvFrALo, Tuesday, April 10.
Inc market IA heavy at S. i2h for -four and a, on sr
NneA' Corn Is nearly nominal cents per bushel /.
refused for It, 70 ~' -
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Raxors, Knives, Scissors, Nall piles, T,yecxers

and every description OF Pocket aud Toilette Cutlery Of the
most approved patterns and warranted manufacture be
Procured at q. SAUNDERS Il SON,
IN Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel
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Am usEmE N,rs.

pax TMEAATFkEwWsps.day E.snqy a., will,
Sir TSm c sa0ys. W VIZ If ss
Bass; julia Mn Mason las G,,, .,;,,.,
M smp:e MIN Bass; r Bromley Mr. byp M s so
'' Boxes s 81; fis 80 cents; Gallery ., cents. -
commence At precisely quarter past =
ROWERY THEATRE.-A W. JAcx.oN, Proprietor-H:
% sTEyrss Stage Manage E,enSlHE APrl
H.: s Ii @ way bs SyEE
N.ss sos S,sSs. Win Ii ad S5%1 Of Mr.
Doors Doors Spsa f. s G.ssy s
MrcHE Rhesr 9LS IN E hfESS39gAw
I DIAy1TSFS b;Ssis: Mrs. Tinm: Lord xilsash Wal
Which dc farce Of ,is THAT RASCAL JACK
S ;'Ss; Es ' FRI o e The NEW
s s.a oRRs1 ns1sc f sA
Doors open at O'clock Curtain rise at ~ o'clock precisely
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
CARD.
MARy %. be, sna
North and West, viii take place 49, ''''' ''' ''
Friday Erenng 23d inst.
G = Bo, book now open. .2l2ti..r
R0WERY AMPHITHEATRE-Thi evening, April aist
4. s Tx pSsF SF TTE v seART wit" Mrs yma
TO be be followed BY Miss JesseIyne in Pas seul; Mr.
SfSi M Id s. ;1 II .sd MI
sIi fHS JIf FHE MSh.R P.. Mr.
Kemp.
John Gossin the Clown, will appear.
Boxes IS cents pit l2X Doors open at Il perform
ance TO commence at halfpast 7.
pALMOs OPERA HOUSE, Chambers stIset-Wednes.
day Sl evening April 2st SIKH nyhf Of Ihe season.
Sig Bsneyentano Ayino sigiPa viends sigma. BealaId
Giselda Sigra Barili; Acciano, Sig Martini; Siga N NJ
PiEo. Sig sanqairiso; Hermit, Benev entano;
Of GRE2H f BoRdAp OF D0n'1' Opera
u Opera Books may be had at the Box Office
PRIcEss Tier Boxes and Parquete 4 I'd Tier so
Priyates Boxes for sl2 do for persons SO
Seats be secured the Box Office, from 10 A. NJ
till O'Clock, p. NJ, daily
" Doors open at halEpast Performance
O'clock
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j. w. BROWN, Auctioneer.
CLARINET ill ..u

J. w. BROWN, Auctioneer
CABINET FURNITURE. w. BROWN will sell at
- auction, on "Wednesday. April 2lst O'clock
stock of superior warranted cabinet furniture comprising
French sofas chairs oomans Dyans &c. in plush and hair
CLOTH elegant marble dressing bureaus wardrobes marble
top centre and side tables mahogany French French and
sweepback chairs rocking and chairs workabes
tette DO sofa do marble top and other wash stands cued
bookcases sewing chairs hat and umbrella stands couches
lounges, French bedsteads hair mattresses, paasses &C.
with varty of other articles in the line This being
very large and well selected stock will be found well worthy
day previous SALE Every facility for packing and shipping
ai9 Suisse
CPLENDlD FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND Ma.
= H Hos 4 EURNlTERE I'm SUITE AT THE
DAY, APRIL 81, WITHOUT RESERVE.--A. c. TUT
Tie will sell at auction at the above Wednesday
April 81 10 o'clock large assortment of fashionable
wood and other furniture the principal been made
to order Of the best materials, of workmanship and
will be waranted comprising in part rosewood prlor and
boudouir furniture suite fautus eores sofa
tables, mahogany parlor bedroom, and hall furniture Sc
Ao by order Of asgnees no patent windlas bedsteads of
various descriptions and worthy the attention Of the trade and
others
N.B.-The furniture may be examined the day previous
all SaTu&W'rc
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THOMAS LESLIE, Auctioneer.

THOMAS LESI.IF., Auctoneer.
WILL SELL IN BROOKLYN, at 81 Stanton street, This
w Day, the residue of Grocery Stock and the Store Fix
lures Coffee M9ase, Soap Candles Kegs,
Thursday the entire stock Of Grocery Store
stanton street. the proprietor giving busness-the stock
consists OF general good, suitable for
the KIND aud will be sold without Also the fixtures
consisting Of drawers shelves scales weights and
me isures coal BIN, awning posts, &C. &c And Friday,
household furniture at 1893 Gold Concord consist
ng OF tables chairs bedsead feather beds aud bedding
and toilet glasses, and stair carpeng, rods hearth
rugs solar lamp parlor and cook kitchen requisites
Tor plants, &c SC.
Sale to commence each day 10 O'Clock. a2i it.rc
~ y ~ NASH Auctioneer Store 1879 Fulton street
SHEhiEF'S SALE OF FANCY DRY GOODS, LACES,
~ &c This day. Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, l39 Fulton
hose, &c.
FRIDAY.
~ HANDSOME FURNITURE.-At 10 o'clock, at No 1888
thompson street, comprising piano orte pier glasses and
tables sofas dvans ottomans card and tables Brussels
and ingram carpets, do oil cloths rugs, gandoes
Lamps fire SETS rods, bureaus, dressing do wash stands
glasses &c &c Also large quantity Of kitchen furniture
stoves, &c. ltsr
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Gold Pens-J Savage sells gold pen for rs only
with silver pencil included AIsoa magnificent pen
So whchis the best and cheapest pen the worldponts
wsIantsd Don't mistake the number 90 Fulton The
trade supplied on the best terms.
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form that they can be carried without the least inconven
them made for and warranted TO officers army
navy and Kaveer generally they Indispensable and
examination will prove their worth and usefulness
u. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway.
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SWIen Oh SuOCkb nv BO1tOU.
ExcgaNoE BoARp, April Do Ssco Water Power. 31ei
3Mefchants Bank, lo1, n Western Railroad o2; ~ bot
Boston Dividend, aSGFi fsr Boston Compii, ie'a ~
do, ID 10 li. % &c. cod 10 ,ts sod lfs. 100 fH
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