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Gnrpetinas.

lSS CARPETING :! lS5
4 M ono YARDS OF BRUSSELS, three-py and sistr
lOVyOOOCNpeting.
10000 wards Of Oh Cloth and Mating.
lOtOO Window Shades, Rugs Mats, Table Covers and
every article connected with the trade, sale cheap
for cash WIN. VI. GkOkI1'
sfq tnis rs Chshsm.s first door above the Theatre
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARFETINGS.
- NTH 4 LOUNSBERY, AS Pear-.L Opposite VII
- am) daily receiving their supplies OF Carpet
ing. sc. for the Spring rade-smong which are lafge
hummer Of new and elegant patterns, al he following ex
tremely low prices;
Brussels Csrpeng new patterns, los to Ia per yard
SPY Imperial new patterns, g. 10 lOs per ysrd.
Double and Superfne Ingram, new patterns, So TO S.
Extra fine and Ingram, new patterns, So To %.
Common lDgrain, rich bright cOors, "a TO S.
Also large assortment of Floor on Cloths from zto ~
feet wide Rugs, Dmggets. Matlings liable and Piano Co
vers and general assortment Of all other articles con-
nected with the trade extremely low. s2q Evils
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JASON n BOCKOVER. having made IN engagement
y with William Gardner Co. will be happy 10 see nis
friends and customers his former place Of business 40
Greenwich where hs IL prepared 10 supply hem WIN
Dry Goods on favorable terms AT Z"ls-
CENTLENIEN's SPRING ard Summer Wear.-
-FOUR sOck OF seasOnsbe goods, comprising me latest
ard osfashOnabe styles IN The market Is offered Tor IN
.pecton under assurance that tho same endeaYOrs
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF paronase viii
be exerted to give satisfaction IN he style and make OF
Garments In particular would commend to the alien
lion Of those no proved the truth of our assertions
In reference 10 th- superior cut OF pantsoons
bled 10 furnish our assortment Of Csssmeres and Dn
ugs and those In want Of light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles Of Sacks
From the particular attention directed 70 Army ana Ma
w work Uniform. furnished In strict conformity TO
regulations aud have ala aye hand goods 10 answer
he requirements Of all grades % th- service.
WIN T. JENNINGS co. Draper. and Tailor-,
a22 isf 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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Urn Goods.

CLOTHING
ORR most Fashionable crpon, ire Chsop Cash Plum
Whoesals and Retail.
DANIEL DEVLIN,
50 John-.i. N. r.. corner Of Nassau.
I,HE subscriber l. prepared for the Spring and Summer
trade with extensive stock OF CloIhing-entreiy
fresh goods, consisting In part OF -, =
COATS-Ohice Sacks, Frocss and sse kiees' from Slt
& 81 to g. Super black and colOred Dress Coals and
Frnck-. IS. 6, 3. TOTO rs. go. -
PANTS-spring and Summer goods Of all kinds, - cts
81 % to8. French, English and American Cashmere,
do 81. 3. (, 5tO6
VEsrs-in splendid variety, 81, 49, 2 p, 8 TO g.
Also a complete and aiogethrr fresh stock OF French,
English and American Cloths Cas'mees Tweeds, Cash
mefes, Crotons Cashmeretes, Drsp DIES, 'esung',
Nc. &c.
From which he will make the most approved garments
10 order and guarantee 10 and fnsh he has engaged
the mos. ski Cutters and will employ none but The best
hands -
he pledges himsefio give as good sui! al from - 10
SIS. as hzs-On the old plan-cast % to 80. .
Ofwhch he will satisfy any one who will favor him with
call. -,
rT- He goes on the principle that Il Ia better TO sell
800 coo worth per cent han $4,000 81 - per cent
DANIEL DEVLIN 3S John, cor Nassau
az lmiseOdDs3iW
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re- Complimentary Benefit 10 John u Cough.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY oF LONDON
Chief Office for America,

CHEF Office for America,
q Wal-si New. York.
~ The following Resolution passed by the Court
OF Directors London, Is published for the lnip'mAuou
81 person insured (or who hereafter be insuedl IN
The above Institution resident in the United States and
British North American Colonies
By order Of he u. :. Local Board
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
P,so7ed That persons assured by ibis Society be a.
lowed 10 cross and recross the Atlantic in Royal Mail or
fret class Steamers or in first class sailing vessels during
The months OF MAY. June, july August Sepiembe, snd
October free Of ertrG charf, and during the months Of NO
vember December January. February, March aud April
on payment (previous TO embarkaton) OF an ezra pre-
suredD By order Y. T. CAMROUX Secretary.
a4 lm2awis
~ Mcsmerism.-Dr- ASHLEY 40 Hudson-st eontn-
ence and experience have brought the art All diseases OF
body or mind To induce state Of nsenshiiy for per-
forming surgical operations extracting teeth without pam
&c sittings are given daily VI. Confidential advice
given in all whenever required. May be consulted
at any hour when not professionally engaged
my3 6hs INV
~ DR.. Hollick will commence his celebrated NEW
LECTUREs The parental INsrfScTs, &c. on Tuesday
next, Of which due notice will he given. myo @us'
NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS
r1e- And PiIofs.-Au vessels having passengers ar
irving after the Soth day Of April will be required TO
anchor ri Quarantine for examination.
HENRY VAN HOENENBERG, Health Officer.
Quarantine Ground, April "a laH. s2s lms
" Uyer's Pills, Depot No. Ii0 Fniton-st. -
hoor-No family having proper regard 10 health should
without this medicine; and will be, after ath-
fll trial Of hem. NV lh.
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THE MANIAC.

THAT EXTRAORDINARY MODELin wax represent
ing an person hss been taken from The Anstom
cA Museum $50 BOwery. and placed IN front u Il In
So To nature this model that Il attracted
great crowds and crested such excitement that the pro-
prietor Of the Museum was obliged 20 remove II There
fore those who wish TO view This very interesting model
With than two hundred others OF the human system
will be under the necesstv OF visiting the Museum and
paving the Of twenty-five view OF the An r.
t0mcs Venus Is worth he price Of admission Ladies adj
mited exclusively On Wednesdays. myl lw'
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Schools.

ESGLIsH AND classical SCHOOL, STAIN
II reopened hs hOOl at x3 Greenwich avenue As
the number Of pupils limited twenty. he would sug
qes 20 parents that hs school necessarily possess In
many respects advantages superior those conducted on
more extensive plan lie has msde arrangements to re
ceive Two or three pupils into his family References =
Lambert suvdam. Esq. Mr.. Admiral Walton Stuart
Brown. E,q. R. ". Martin, ESQ. j. +. Grey, NJ D.
mv6 a. 1aw2w
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL School
~ Prof r. NJ. Brown (of Union College, opened MS
School for the instruction ~ young gentlemen, on Wed
nesday the 5h of May at67l Broadway, opposite Bonds
For terms testimonials &c Circulars, which may be
had At ell Broadway Carefs bookstore % Canal
ST Office OF the Protestant Churchmsn, aud ohepards
bookstore. 1871 Broadway myo w
PRIVATE CLASS IN FRENCH.
DROF. BAssET has removed To 364 Broadway, corner
Of Frankln-s where he will be pleased 10 receive ma
pupils the 9Th inst end also form new class IN French
on the 18Th.
N Is. A suitable room to let for an srsL my6 Wv
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..u-onefally reported for The Tribune.
w" "WEDNESDAY. May 3.

- The unNseti Ia steady. but unsettled. Sales
sss ss, q notice. Pots are 5l2.. Pearls 80. The
''s .s,. re very light
T'ay..,x- The sales to day have been small not ex.
oji ~ =, ZOO bales Prices are rather in favor Of
seessv The business Ia likely 10 be small until we
ssa5,I'.,e;p, Of the steamers accounts. There is
= -. J ss;ns for export
$50 a, Port. Of ns United States commencing st
I1FrFV September. 1876
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Removals..
REMOVAL.

TLIRFHUGH Hair Gutter and Wig Maker, has re-
" moved 10 ll8 Broadway entrance by the store 81 MI
ST Joho, halter, directly opposite the City Hotel
Clrehugh removal was not anticipated and has been
occasoned by the agent for the premises the deeus or
which will be- published In few days, and VIII EXHIBIT
piece of treschery almost without parallel myb <~ls
REMOVAL.
StPARKMAN & KELSEY have removed their Carpet
- and Floor oil cloth Warehouse TO 285 Broadway
above ChambeTs-st. thyi l"ln
DEMOVAL.-J. c. BOOTH co. have removed their
! e,tabhsbment from iG7 Broadway to q COrlsnd-s n
few doors below the Western Hotel, where they would
hs pleased TO their Old Customers and would take ms
opborunitv of saving al that furnishing The rs
o1ay OF garments for cash Only at such prices "a must
meet the views Of the most economical myo wis
EMOVAI.-T B. QUINN, Dentist, has removed from
IL corner OF Chambers-st and Broadway 10 % Bond-st
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r A. rUrTLE, AUctlOnerI
<tAS EINTlREs. CHANUEIlERS. 49,

NC TUTTLE will sell on Thursday, 9th inst At 15
Broadway, tate "Gardners Furnishing Warehouse.
the balance OF said stock Of rich hosselunshlng goods
consisting IN part of gas fixtures viz sv-red git and
bronzed chsnde msnte lights wall brackets, pen
dants &c with and without drops, suitable for pefsons
ting up houses the assortment being complete 81 English
and American manufacture snd worthy attention.
Also the balance Of the stock OF plated and silver ware
china and glass, cutlery, &c Catalogues now ready
o. gtf.~
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r. A FUTILE, Auctoneer
ARGE SALE OF SILVER WARE, Sheffs ELI

FlaIed Ware Chins Dinner and Dessert SEES. English
and American Manel and Solar Lamps Girsntoles. Gss
Fixtures Chandeers Clocks. Vases &c. At 285 Broad
way Qsle GARDENERS Furnishing Warehouse,l on Tburs
day, May "a c. FUTILE will sell ~ above at 10
o'clock the premises, tbs balance on the stock Of The
late Gsrdpers Warehouse computing the most valuable
OF dch goods offered at auc
on consisting of general variety Of superior articles
imported expressly FOR retail sales FOIL psrticu Ia
ca slOgues which will be ready Wednesday morning,
and the goods can be examined MI the hour " sale
}tss
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DUFFALO INSURANCE co; Bq s- on s.Ts,a
Din 1890 with a Capital Of SlooNErygssssn 81 ~
Nsvgson and Transportation. Losses adjusted and Paia
by the Agent In Sew-York. -..-, 4 r., n
Reference may be made 10 Messra OoNns - ~
south-st and Me.srs Dsier Miller 4 Co. lbl frontsL
R. IL HAYWOOD, President
L. SToKSs, Secretary. -, -
40 TuThkSlm'is O. Wall-sL Newfork.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

IN GOLD-sT corner Of Ann-.t hes,i ors-Iae ,ao i
DJ.crtber Is prepared 10 iuinsJ ns- 50 49, a..
sonahie terms. 4, b,vs moi a3verfissd 4,
Proprietor. Of s2apefs va9 l.s no . ~
ts re,. no jan l. i3 5 vii be entitled TO receive
Nv In typ on purchasing i've times The AMOUNT Of heir
bills FOR Advertising, n,,,axs, .,. mar n,
OidyP-Nil DC ROBERT TAYLOR.
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MARINE JOURN A l.
PORT OF NEW YORK,

PORT OF NETWORK,
IMMATURE ALMANAC....-THls DAY.
TYR Sun. THE MOON. FULL SEA
S.es.. : s. sets. 6 50 Morn - Eve. - -
LATEST DArRs.
iohcoo April Hsyre-- April
Lverpocl -. April New Orleans April p
10 SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
Sips Alice, Swan, Hsvre. Boyd & Hincken fssbsna
tsshsusen. Bremen OeiriSh. Kruger Mary Phil.
hps Rute ApalschcOls, J w Phillips.
Bsrss Sylphide Gardner. Valparaiso Alsop 4 Cham.
eey: Chester Lsdieu Vera Cruz, Baker & Cooke
Charlotte. Gunther, Bremen
Brig. BLOW. Beckwith, Halifax 7 |. De Wolfe En-
" Sherwood Charleston, Durham & Dimon Margaret
lcvet Havana.
schr. Bangor. Luilmsn. Bermuda w Davenport
CON Kearney Prince, Cedar Keys; Marcus smith,
Warrington NC Mary Elizabeth LEVIN y johns NJ
bheEyers Alexander, Lstchmsn, Newoern'
Propeller Anthracite. Stewart Philadelphia
Barge Star Lopghesd. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Bremen brig London Packet Frederick, ~ days rom
Newcastle, Eng. coal sc 20 s. T Pope.
br brig Ethel Stead a DIS I'm Whit6y Eng IN ballast
order let inst lat 40 2 long 90 20 spoke br orig
n's hence for Cork. % lat 40 long H. sehr Newport
stnce for Cork
sshr Augusta Ame, 10 de I'm Boston mdse, to Foster
SshI Martha Maria Clarence, DIS I'm Salem md'e to
W Ropes & Co
schr Asbams smalley 4 de I'm Salem, mdse, to w
M, sehr A Marshall Chase 4 ds I'm Boston, mdse, to
Views
sehr Mandarin, Hinekley, DIS I'm Boston, mdse' 10
- sear Hope w Candy, letters, 2 do I'm New London
W &c, TO A & Wi.lsts
- 9en, Albert Hale, Chase l6 de I'm Halifax Ms, fish,
Bsehe McEvers
'cor Leonidss Collins ds FIN Boston ndse, to mas
. sehr Spy Lewis d. I'm Boston, plaster, bound to
. steamer Polk, Commander Ogden, dc I'm Wash
ptLQW-l Brig Wlnd-sE~t
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TO ggECHsSTs And MsNUFACTrRgss,
VIM. EVERDELL & SON
STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
MILLINERY. ia BOWERY

STRAW BONNET MANUFACTORY AND
MILLINERY, 2l4 BOWERY.
AMRS. A. MARCY Ia now ready w offer 10 her
r. toners and the ladies' generally. large and fash
~ onsbe assortment q Straw BOunsls Stating 10
W. part Of French, English, Italian. sof and fancy
sira~s, Nespottsn GOssamers, article, and very
beautiful also ribbons Of every price and quality Frenea
flowers, splendid assortment
Mrs A. H. NJ. would call particular attention 10 her as
sofnent Of k bonnets which surpassed ~ any "a
he city. being maize Of the best materials and IN nc 9ss
est possible The first premium A. the asi ,sa %
the American Institute wa awarded 70 Mrs A. h. Marcy
for the best slk bonnet
Those about purchasing any o. the above goods se
tcusrlv invited 10 ea and examine her essoften ~ Oolo'c
a. IL will be sod cheaper than any other store
All k5s. OF s,r.w goods cleaned and altered Al Ms
A. H. nARCYs si4 Bowery, opposite RvingIon-sI MI
al3 TuT&
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4 MEXICAN I~EIM.-Every day snd evening
"A ihs week, commence on Monday, May 5 Grand
performances and exhhitons every afternoon ard
Ing Al 3 and 20 O'clock Ths Manager has engaged
JOHN DUNN. the " Rascal Jack ard The celebrated
CHAPMAN FAMILY Also. Mss GREENWOOD, Miss
ROBERTS Miss r. JULIEN and M HARRISON, who
will perform Dancers. Nocsiss. Comic singers. &c
NAPOLEON'SFUNERAL LIN Nc ORANG OUTANG
WAX MODEL OF The HUMAN BODY MADAME
ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller.
Admission 25cenfs children under TO- l2l cents my5
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IRON COLUMNS FOR STORE FRONT-.--
Psrsons about altering their Stores msy find Iron Cor
nns Of an tie various Sizes Iron Pipes ssshweighs &c
Al The Foundry Of WoRkALL ", - ElfR-sI "y''"'
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~ Protectiye Union -ociety.-The memoerss
reSSe.is5 po sttend meeting Central Hall Grsndst
Thursday May t. ls47 al oe,oeh 10 n we Ps
important business INA D. INV no. 49,.
Csc. HAYWARD Sec'y "SV -
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ale. Of ten per cent Bonds at "a eta

"a .one sales of ten per cent Bonds at "a eta
shsa Treasury Notes Hal4i cts; Interest
. be '9' Eish, per cent Bonds % cts Ten per
S'a :. on the dollar. Foreign Exchanges are
- 70 s,erling is shade better l04al05 Francs
~ S'n pn. on NewYork at 60 days lldl3 per
ses9 Cheeks par. There is less pressure for
- ' ne quantity of paper Offering in the stree,
80 So Hated The banks continue to discount lib
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~ A Card.-A gentleman who was IN ihe tIsin %, %
ngh Of I'd March asst who discovered certain impto
prie,ies which he mentoned 10 fellow passenger, on he
continuation OF the train the next morning vi
Syracuse aud Utica will confer favor the Auburn ana
Rochester Railroad Company by giving his name 20 tle
aS0 l0us WILLIAM WILEY.
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6ouses 10 Eet.

- TO LRT.-To a small family without children,
81 part Of modern three story house Including par
~ Jor the tfs foorb containing sosneg Ioom' 10
loeaton aboys Union sou and prsr The Nall
road Address =. H. his once Rent from siop 70 spo'
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-N- THE ONLY TRUE OPPOsITsyN

Ez<ss1SseE.Uyfor Albaoy-Tbe splcholo s.s. 49,.
DDA Will leave Newly orb svefy Iuesasy.
thursday and Saturday eysnisg - ,st,aoss ,hs
~ n"o.n - =, ,,s. f.m tss combined monopoliss, and
now rIapinr :, he reduced price of y esnsa mys "
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DISEASES OF THE EYEGD os.,, MhL = p. a
- 80 =, ssss. every disorder 10 which this impof-
All ssd besafal organ liable Reference. 70 ne hIt
ismihes IN NE cry O my6 II.
no ,V..> "a ton. = q tendon No. J, for sac BY
PnSt III. JOSEPH TUcAERMAN, 90 WesEsI
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Boarding.

GpNiplliA
DoARD NANTFD-By a gentleman. wife and child
ID four years old. They wish GOOD slIel room WI.
closets which Hey will funish-siuatet In easanl
part Of the city within twenty minutes wax ot Wal
The gentleman will dine oui. except ON sunday. a uhs
addressed 20 5. D. A. this oHce slNng locilon ana
terms which must be moderate. VII be attended To It
DOARD INA PRIVATE FAl1LY-A pleasant
ID front room, bedroom and pantry on We second oof
also front bedroom on second uooI en9 Dtoopl IN us
attic 10 quiet respectable neiRh'ofhoon he ocaIon
i convenient Of accessible omnbus'e. and cars aiming
within block either side Possession ,mmedlleiy-
Apply Al l66 Elm-st between Grand ana bfoomest
myi lwis'
DOARD A very pesssut and large front room, on ne
ID second floor Of house on Wake,st near broadVay' 10
let with board to gentleman ard his vile. or WIN or
without board 10 two three single gentlemen The lam
lis occupying the house Is private References eR-
changed. myt 2-l.-
no.RD Gentleman ana isdv or two single gentle.
Omen can he accommodated with good board and very
pleasant a. 20 White 81 near bIos9Nsy, Uer az
the comforts Of homs can be enjoyed heieiec ssn
and required. NV ,o-,
DOARDING-A gentleman end he Wit or 100 ,intls
persons be accommodated v h MI. or pnrA hohfu
s6}2 Greenvich-st doors from Morton To nose " mo
wish Quiet home his vii prove an exceIenioppofnny
my6 Sc
BOARDING in Chsm7ers.si-A gentleman and wife
ID can bee accommodated with smal unlrnlsh-l
room and boa-d hy making immediate application AZ 10
Chsmhersst NV WI
Do.RD IN BROaDwAy.-Two elegant rooms
g., "a ,s s,d dnner on sunday Call $50 BROAD way
between Eighth and Ninth SIS Privilege OF nsihhs ro"'
NV tus'
nOIRDINC A gentleman and ID. wife ard few sn.
ID r ~-iis,ran ca be accommodated with board and
ve,y pleas1nt and desrahe rooms. by applying mmef-
siely 3j Amtyst Reference. ~ .nllRe- nl.o I-,.
DOARD ~ FAST BRoADwAh-. gsn'L,,man
ID and his wfs. als0 frS singe R-hl-hl1n an - ~
81, r., 80 80 r1yf 2r,s@of
DOARD-Thre- on four gentlemsn can be accommods,
ID ted with pleasant with hrezsial snd les ana
dinners Sundays sti57 Madison .. nesr flke myo IL
DOaRD A few single gentlemen car he sccommodat
Ded with pleasant rooms and board Al g Fuliont
my6 3ieod-
DOIRD,-A few gentlemen can have very pleasant
- room. with partial boad Al 81 Leonsfd-sL tout oo2f'
Of Broadway. NV ----
DOAKD.-Hsnd.one large, We .n-l r0oms ara
ID parpsneut board with sna private family, and spe
use y parlor ifrsqared Apply so McDoaga- y a.. ms
4 GENT AND HIS LADY, also two or lnree
n suFle vents. can he pleasantly Afcomfnociei IN =
,sts r,- 4, ,vbere he comforts or bone viii be real
ized. Apply ~ WoOster-st nesr hou-lon mAo ~
vJNO IET-rO singIe gentlemen tso i1rnl-sed rooms
In M fourth Story Tor lOdgiag, without board inquire
corner of L place and Fourteenth . myo u
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Auction Sales.


JONAH RICHARDS, Aaeronee,.
ID srcsa.sy2Hs ersl cssh As'aosss nsds 90 eonsiss.
THURSDAY EVENING h.ys.
At7oelocs. 81 The Auction Room.
'irss = ~o'.. iaeeaias many Soc Enslish .disicas.
s. 4. ~ Collection OF standard and smeeishei
AT raIvAsE SALE
vss .eep' sIa. IN .D ~, .ss.y ssr1I nioss, -
cas- or smaller qusssi,.s ne' "''0e'' ''''"s'
Par. a.ssI,ss,s rois Of .psr H.as.sfs ebosss
rsnss = sunsa aoc snssnns Aso, hrsbosrds prtsss,
Utica
DY y. COLTO>, AgeaOe sas co1lTn issiou Asr-
- c1snL Sales Room $40 bfosd~sy, Goshie HAL ssfr
ING removed 20 he shove usme age roos /. 49, pre-
pared 10 receive al Kinds q Csbnet Farn,tase Dry
Gocis. Carpets ard Housekeeping Nsiess Of every DE-
.cril ION on consgnrn-n or rrivste sa- sncou
d make seurmeus with his ususl pf0~rtn~s. he ~in
bgy. preferred Osdoor sac. IN ssy u he
FRIDAY. M.yT.
A,loi o'elOes. al The Suction Room SIC Broadway.
Goihic Hall
large s1a desirable sssornsns Of socd rev ard sec
onehsnd farnire. consisting " Pct OF sot" mshossny
and carl u.p- n.r. dwarf F'eseh eess,-sd' eee'sr
tab vqrdrob-s lngs gts I'D msntei ft'5 = wora
sbss ei','sl' ard iTsr.- ,sfpss, OIL ehSihs sho
l., ,so, -ruegrt msntsl ..lr.l .nd hsn "a =. .rnss
desks show bsths china ssss and sarhsuwsrs eetsy
tnehen farriture, NC ke
Also, .lsse s,soum.s,Ot paper hanginss ssnn velvet
ard got bofder., plain DO. NC. &C
T. CHAMBERLAIN, AuCTIONEER-stor. No
S.sPnae--st- Liberal advances made Goods ccusfs-
Al for private 10 be sold Outdoor salee
carefully s,terded TO- and respectfully collected Proupt
returns msde
THIS DAY Nave.
At 70 O'Clock, al 10 CherrysI corner Frsnkra-scuare.
sscoNDHASD FvSSIrvKE, &c comprising sofs, care .cJ
rush chairs large umher hedstesd chamber rni
ure, looking glasses. csrpets oil cloth MAHOGANY dirng
tables wsshssnds Eepelisn blinds, erockery and slss
ware, Kitchen furniture, sc. Ac
Al 10 O'clock ats spnice-sI
SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUs>irVs1, he. comprising
sofas mahogsny and chairs pier dining aud
card tables mahogany wsshstands, curled maple bed
seads carpets oil co.h counters, croekery aud glaze
wsrs nc. &C.
Also lot 81 scenery from the Ahsma.
Also. 20 marble top tables. several marble top counters,
Sc. &c.
Also, one magnetic propeng machine with the cases
SATURDAY, Mays.
At 10 O'clock. al SpucesL
SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FuRStrcRE, Accom- prising
sofas mshogany and chairs pier, dinux aud
card tables, mahogany washssnds curled maple bed
sles5s carpets oil cloth, counters erocksry and glass
ware, &c. NC.
Also. lot OF scepsry from the Alhsmrs.
Also, - marble top tables several marble top ecuntsr
&c. &c.
Al.o, one msguet, propellng machine with csses
Also. hue gold independent second lever watch and
drop chsn.
Aso fine gold Engish lever watch with chain, iose,h-
er with lot Of fine ie~elry, rings, &c.
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X. c. KEMP, Aucuoneer
Store 42l Broadway side third above Csnatet
DASH ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
Oselted sales OF furniture at private dwellings, and
stocks OF goods personally attended TO and soliciled.
c. x will devote particular attention to the sale OF
books and private libraries his conveusuees for which
are very ample.
At 10 o'clock at store al Broadway Sd store above Canal
FuRNIruRE.--R c. Kemp will sell ~ shove q large and
destshl. assortment VI and second hand furniture,
Comprising the usual variety OF psror chamber and hi,
chen furniture and housekeeping articles, which viii DO
found W ell worthy Of notice.
Also hair cloth sofas surpentine fronts carved backs
and fashionable styes mshossny psrlor chairs rocking
hair.
Also mshogsny black walnut and maple bedstesda
Also cured hair mattresses pslissses and feather bees
Also ingram carpets, and chamber furniture.
Also card, center ard work tables.
Also mahogany psrlor chairs otlomans. nc
Also very rich gothic tea trays, silver plated whe,
Britannia ware ivory table cutlery. solar lamps, gran
dole- and an assortment Of kitchen furniture.
Also mahogany French bedsieads, do. paror and rock
ing ch.rs look china and mantel orDs
mens valuable painting representing the last supper 40.