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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
Wm n FRANKLIN, Aactioueer.

WIN n FRANKLIN, Aucuoneer
DRRElIPrORf ~ALk IN PARTITION OF
fFiFTY.FOUR VALUABLE LOT5-Oa Flushing,
Clemon and Vanderbilt avenues In the Seventh Ward VI
,be CIV of Brcokiyn.-HA. II FRANKLIN, SON }.
Vii In Al ene,ion on THURSDAY. June a. al II O'Clock,
NJ the Merchants' Exchange; - - -
Fiuy four lots situated en- Flushlng vanderbilt and
Glenn ont ayeDu' o. being part Of TIE 5padsr est4ie
FLusHlKc AyEHUE8 lois or the south aide Of Flushing
avenu. being the front between Cermoat snd Van
derbi ayeuues
Aso 4 LOIS on Flushing avenue commencing At the
.orihWtst corr er Of ClermOnI ead flusnOg avenues
VANDERBILT AyEEUE.-l5 lots on the veal side OF Van
derbit avslue between Flushing and Pafk ayecuss
CLEKNorr AVENUE l6 lot, on the east AIDE Of Ger
mont Avenue between FlusniDz and Para avenues
Also II lOts on the wesI side Of Cerm oppo-
f.ts he above, between f.Ishiaz and Para avenues
The coLtg uiy OF these los ~ ihe ferrs his COVE
neuee Of access By and being the mex ad
iofnpg Clinton avenue which IL highly improved, and
he .et mar Vanderbilt and Clinton avenues the only
sverrea in that section " The ely which extend 10 he
river, rerders Ire property very d.sirabe.
Titls Ddisp1isbie.
TERM-Ien per cent and sucooesfS foes on the day OF
,s 90 per cent Of the purchase moDsy may f7oain on
bCnd and mortgage al the opo0 Of mo purchaser Tor one
two or three years. - l.. ,..-, ,
TeT particulars, Inquire Of Lou Murphy \ Vanderbilt
CcuI a. Law 3Fonss Bro kyn, or Of no ane Ton
ezra BrOsd-sL ". 7. l4oSol JED on'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT.-Special Tsrm-Judge Morse.
-HeRyy 3. Cia1ke va. Darid Hale and Others.
Head report Of referee, ordered Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale with an allowance Of three
per cent on amount reported due besides costs
Augusta Bush, by James X. Decker, her merit
friend, w. Nicholas Busk-Read complaint, an
swer and reply, ordered judgment by consent OF
parties papers TO be fled, and Judgment entered
with Clerk Of Richmond County.
Anson Livingston vs. Sarah Louisa Livingston.
Read petition of Sarah Livingston, ordered
that the sheriff Of Kings County pay the petitioner
the balance remaining 10 his hands, amounting to
cit 90.
CRY RT-Before Judge Greenwood, and
AID. Taylor and Van Voorhis-T'he CIse Of the
People vs.. Daniel Y Wanzer indicted for assault
and battery and false imprs onmeDt and of same
vs.. Sarah Kearney and Timothy Hayes indicted
for conspiracy, called yesterday in this court, were
bob postponed in consequence Of the illness Of
Justice T. Smith. who is a material witness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ST. MARKS FREE CBURcH.-The corner stone
of this church, to be erected on Hudson Myrtle.
av. was laid, with appropriate ceremonies on Mon.
day evening, at CT O'Clock. The coucurse in at
tendance was large The opening Address wss
delivered by Rev. Dr.. William a. Lewis, after
which the solemn and impressive services of the
Episcopal Church were read small tin box,
containing the following articles, was placed in the
cavity ofthe corner stone viz: Holy Bible Prayer
Book, Records Of the Church, &c. Episcopal Re
cOrder, Brooklyn Daily Freeman, Evening Star,
and the Advertiser Right Rev. DR.. Whtiingham
offered up prayer, after which hymn was sung,
ard an eloquent Address delivered by Rev d..
Tyng, when the services were closed by prayer
ard benediction. The dimensions Of the bading
will be As by so feet, and capable Of accomnoiat-
ing one thousand people. The cost of the ground
is 81, eco, and the sdifce will cost 5000.
COMMON CoUscIL.-MoHday.-A the recep-
,ion of petitions, &C. the chief business was -
Shaving the collection of assessments for opening
all streets south of Hamilton. avenue referring to
Well and Pump Committee TO repair pump In Hen
ry.st. near RemseD, or get new one referring
The ercroacbment in Washingtop-st corner OF HI.
lery 10 Law Committee end Counsel together
with Aldermen tf The Fourth Ward referring to
the Aldermen Of each Weird and the insPectorsot
their District to designate where strces azure
slSl be deposited b. contractors; con'erfins on
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS ToNIGHT.-The Protective Union,
corner If Nineteeuth-st. and Seventh-svenue the
Bricklayers and Plasterers, OF K. q. P. Hall, Sec
ond-av between First and Second SITS the Steam
Boiler Makers Protective Society, and the Varnish
ers aud Polishers, at Keens Fourteenth Ward 10
tel, 22l Grand It. corner Of Elizabeth; Cabinet
Makers and Turner'S, at Mechanics Hall, Hester st.
between N, :, and Elizabeth the German TaiorS
OF the I'D District, at 90 Pesrl-st the Tinwork'
men, at Z. Richters, IS Forsythst
LADIES CONFERENCE.-The on Tuesday even
ing at Keen's, Mr.. Stephen DInn presiding. After
,rarsacting considerable private business, and the
reading and final adoption Of the Constitution,
(which has been ordered TO be printed the Society
adjourned over TO Tuesday next. Several new
members were admitted.
CIGAR MAKERs-Nomination were made for
officers on Tuesday evening at Toomey's. It was
resolved to meet again on Friday night at the same
place.
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JAMES COLE, AuctoneeF
DROOKLyN CITY H.LL Lots AND FIVE

UROOKLyN CITY Hall LOTS AND FIVE
&c pubic ssle at Ihe Merchants Exchange wsllst
THURSDAY, June a. at IL O'Clock -Four lots with the
6sn 50 ses to about 10 Of the ess. Bsoossn
lots central In the great block In Fulton sgsinst the City
He'll The business side TO be sold In lot subject
$40 O0O mortgage to the Brooklyn Savings Baax fOf II
years per cent The buildings are Of frame and rent
might be made 10 bring In much more This block IL now
very valuable and Is destined TO be peculiarly 80 In
few years lis the very hear and center OF The Guy Of
The low er ferry leases will expire IN yeaf add new
general Encouragement 10 then to be made Is confidently
expected thai the Monisguest Ferry will be established,
e,senne The distance from thess lots to ferry quarter
Of mile or more the Brooklyn side aud connecting
with tbs central hnsncls business OF TIE CITY
of New.York at or near WsLst Large and important
crowd together at each end OF TIL, block Al ms
further end, FuLen.st turns win decided angie and
meets Adams Wiloughbv and JOralemon sis AT the
nearer end the great Myrle-eyesue meets Fulton and
Washipgto SITS snd Courtst and MOntag place come
Together the same junction Large and costly four
sv stores OF brown stone 'front.' aud Imposing architect
ursl appearance been erected this block within
The yesr OF which handsome autograph may be seen Ia
erpe and beautiful building, nearly adjoining Montague
Bs ia 10 be erected THIS season Ga loo h,et i've
stores mgh he built Capitalists looking out FOR psrma
nent investments likely 10 give large repayment s 10
ved to LOOK at this and attend the sale hapi $40 wing
size snd position Of the lots In Cole Gibbons OH
Wal Of New-Yoff and In Brooklyn IN James Coles Of
fee 4S Fuon-st and In Engleben Lows auction and com
mission store 9l FGlton-st and on The premises IN Ralph
hsbones land sgency, sol Fulion-st
Also hve Ihree-sory brick houses on Bridge st. Brook
the Handsomely DnN rlock octfttu JouufOn d1a
1nlay being Nos IA "a 20 2iS 2o, the last oeiog
gps store al the corner and u stories hign These
houses substantially built q years ago, with unter
cellars with neatly finished Easements, with rst second
ana third stories Of improved modern plan The fur In
side ~ by so feet and he houses - BY 32 the
ner Is ~ feet inches by 30 feet and the house 10 10 feet
3inches by 40 $4,000 OF mortgage 10 upon each house.
and may remain. Sale poiiiive. Few better opportun-
ties for Investment offered BndgeHis good street,
and s prospective advantsges arc beyond the commoa
average.
Also in Pearst Brooklyn, two-sory frame house p
feet inches by 70 feet lot % feet BY 81 feet nches being
20 PearLt and next he VI Myrtle avenue,
ming back an alley 10 feet wide. $500 may remain on
bono AID mortgage per cent Reference above and
90 Rev r. Johnson ~ Myrtle avenue, Brooky n jeA A.
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.,p alone upon the shores OF Iine'
: 10, - longer Love hath any Gree art
- Mind my soul, that in its grief sublime
o.. brOcding Ger the ruins Of my heart
"a. ushus over Carthage. depart
- N ,hs. life could sOO'he, or glad or cheer
Fw~ -,h,neiug from my bleeding breast the dart
.r.nser onward, like the wounded deer,
,y. winding stream, and many a mountain
dren.
s..onv,rd road of Life, though dark and dreary'
Ne esa, must tread alone. No staff, no arm
rolssu upon when am faint and weary
No guide TO aid my steps, or give alarm
of secret precipice or lurking harm;
put will climb alone the rugged steep
And grid my soul to breast the Pelting storm
Ny senses in eternal beauty steep lwill reap
And cen from cold, doll rocks the towers OF Bliss
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IN. n FRANKLIN, Aucdoneer.
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tsEVEN VALUABLE LOTS IN FULTON ANO
WARRINGTON SIS bROOkLYN-WM II FRANK
LIN nON co. will sell al ancton on TdUh5DAf,
Inre "a az y o'elock al Merchant Exchange, under
iss decu Of Barnet Johnson Miebse Bergen ana Isaac
y Beresp executors Of Jacob Bs,gs1, decssseo
FuToE IT -Four lots each 20 feet front, on The sum
nil srre Of Faion-st by 100 feet In dspih between the
eeosui story stores recsafy erected by se1e A.
Niouskby Esq and The mansion " deory Wsriog, ESQ
sHIESToS-sT.-Three iots on Washing On-st lmms-
daely In ne rear Of the above esch lot % feet front
Ufsknown 10 merchants and Isdssnsn fulIon-st that
the mos eligible l0ts for business the hign grade Of
u street. belo~ fultn sid iyrs ayeo1es and Coartst
witch bring al tie travel Into Rsu-s snd ness los be-
Of grealer depth Than Ia TOE n-gh00fh0 ID
present. tho beat Opportunity 1r tas erection Of elegant
Wa,bnRtOn-st 10 decidedly he best street. on The cas-.
side Fuiont and these los being The h2hes gr1and
The street. surpassed BY no o'hers
The hos OF loe los lying together 10 Tbs heart OF
4 city form excellent plot for Inc erection Of "A ins
tron CT public nsiure OF for ssczde or narxet run
ming through from street Ga of the futoa
d. lots Il 40 excellent well Of wafer.
TEAMS Ten per cent and sns zGcnoneerS fees o. ins
DAY Of per cent be delivery Of The deed 70 per
esD may remain Gu bend and mortgage II dssred-
For further partcaisfs srply 10 hoifs lrsm5y Anor-
ney Law 80 Fl0n-st opposite Cay Hal broo.iyp,
ibe auctfoLeers Broad 81 AZ el.nsr OF which
places AthogsPhe maps mag Re had i4I7sI Jr@' Sis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

T. Mr.. n. C. Ely * Co. distillers, North Fourth
st. having had occasion lately to discharge some
three or four laborers, those employed in their
places have been subjected to frequent and dan
gerous assaults o. Saturday night the premises
were entered, by some one or two fellows, VINO Sc
creted themselves, and newly employed hand
was twice struck with huge Jumps Of coal hurled
at him by unseen hands Another of the newly
employed bad bis life threatened on Saturday,
To put a stop to these outrages, Messrs. Ely Il Co.
have offered g reward of 500 for the detection OF
tho fellowS
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Aldermen OF the respective Wards power to desis
nate the days on which the contractors snaii re
move garbage and ashes, and IN case OF hS5SOs
10 employ carts and men TO remove tne SANE 'no
expense % be- deducted from the Dill OF the cou.
tractor and 10 take q similar course 10 cases y.
neglect by any contractor TO clean ss'ees - 10
the CITY inspectors cause 10 be distributed <,oeO
Dyinted comics of a notice designating the days Ia
each uetk. viz: Tuesday, Thursday and SatlrdAy'
on which said garbage and ashes shau De taken
awsv bv the contractors; and requesting tne IN
hnbitants to put their ashes and garoaye IA ca
venient place adjoining the sidewalk oy o olUoa
in the morning; and in case SUCH garoase ~ ~
not be removed by the contractors, that IL "u oe
removed by the Aldermen Of the Ward at the e1-
pepse of the contractor and 20 put their names
and residences to such notice and TO be dingen. "a
enforcing such regulations. A resolution Allowing
the Health Physician 81 per day. and that MS da
ties be not restricted 70 time, referred 10 the ooaru
Of Health.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRS-u0nddy. June IA
communication was received from the Superintens-
ent Of the Poor informing the Board oil the 1estuc
ton by fire Of the old Aims House a. rlatousn,
and asking action on the subject BY the Board va
motion, it was resolved that the SPecis Committees
consisting of Messrs Sloss, Voorhees,, w sterman
and Berry be authorized to prepare and report a.
its zt meeting for its action, the general outlines
and plan of building for the accommodation OF inc
County psupers, 10 be erected on the County Iarm
in the town of Fatbush, and that when the Board
adjourn they adjourn to meet at the County foor,
House for the purpose of acting on SAID plan ana
designating site for the buildng. On notion u
was esoved that the Keeper Of the County Penl-
Tertiary be authorized to employ the prisoners IN
breaking stone for the foundation of the new Aims
House. and that the same be broken from such
parts of the ground as are most contiguous to the
Aims House
Supervisor Crooke offered resolution appropn'
atipe the sum Of $780, TO be presented to the Treas
urer or Foreman, Mr. John Prince of the Fiatbush
Fire Company, to be used for the purchase OF APP
neretus for their engine.
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A. NJ aERwIN, Aneroneer
DY BANGS PLATT e. co. stors 2o4 Broadway

DParcusr attention given The sale Of Private LIBRA.
ries Cash advances made when desired.
Ar PRIvATE sALE-Bohns Popular Library Se-iea.-
Complete OF these very desirable and select
now offered the trade and others comparing the sand
ard Library, 81 vols Scientific Library vols; the An
quusn LIBRARY IS vois tire Classical library, IL vo.s
and The illustrated Library new seres Including Lodge
Portraits Of usrous Persorages Of Great Britain. Tue
volun 60 solo separately desired. new hsi has jlsi
been issued Of Inc various works. and may be hsd the
store
Junus Letters with all the notes OF Woodfsls edition,
echegsPs Lectures on Modern History. Lsmarnes His
tory Of French Revolution, Humbots Views OF Ma
tnre Hand Book OF Games and and popular transs
lions Of sophccles Eschylus, Aristotle, Eunpides and
Virgil
Also, Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science aud Az,
2vols svo; Ewbark's Hydraulics and Mechanics john
sons FernleY8 Encyclopedia Gnenons gress work on
Mich Cows Thaers Principles Of Agriculture De rocque-
Double Enry Bookkeeping syo Farmers Dictionary, ard
Wise's Aefonsceres.
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MEDICINES
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DH. IL. H Root


The celebrated ConsuzpttoR aRd Blood Doctor dai nsor
Of he ARt- Coasnnsftis< Baro@stsr.
Ofica No. 5l2 Broadway, Nav York.
DR ROOTS triumph eouslss Ia the permanent cnSs Of
~ Consumption Cancers sanols Diseases OF tho Heart
LanRs Liver Spleen, Someca, Kldleya Insanity Vita
Worn Gravel Pislula. Desfness BIZ dness Nervousness
P.lAysa Spinal Defones Dsoases OF Ladles and Chill
dren and rnfectsut Hdnorso OF al kinda Nc.
Charges for medicines moderate ExaDinAtion Of l1e
Lungs With the Barometer 81. ADVICE FsEE jsii ian
pOWEL COMPLAINrs, CHOLERA MoRBUs,
DDYsENTERY For me care OF these dseases aud
summer plant Of children which " no, attended to
lesds TO Chcefa heres reUejy gslrrg higher repu
iron sny which more Justly observes tbs confidence
OF the community than BonsslPs Drops"
The success attending the Of them In Phladelphia
and esewhee has induced the proPrietors 10 estabsh
agencies 10 this city.
rne Philadelphia Saturday Courier says "The effect OF
this medicine on Bowel Complaints, however severe. 10
perfectly miraculous"
NJ Sold wholesale ard retail, by O. WELLS 4 Co. 2s7
Eieh,h-av. and by the folio wing agents.
J.B Dodd, I'll Broadway.
Charles II Ring, cor. Broadway and JohnSt
E. Cook, SOC Grand st.
James McAlister, l4l sulton-st.
H. Wilson, cor. Euason and Hammond sis
je22 2meod'
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

MO ~ J0HN-sr-Tbe subscriber }. nsw receiving
Nan enti,e sock Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS n
the latest improvements and Inventions Tue assortment
embrsces all ths numerous articles Manufactured VI India
Rubbsr-smopg wi ich may be found
CLOTHING Of every description.
sTFAh PACkING-The real genure article.
CkOTON HOSE Tue very best 10 use.
MACHINE bELrlNg-V every description
Together 9TH al the curious wares al a.
sUsPENDEk WEBBING made TO acy pugern
Metallic Rubber soles attached shoes short
notice IN the nesesi manner, and warranted alch
Longer than leather and keep the feet perfectly dry.
CHURCH, CHITTEaDEN TOhPKINS,
ie6 lmeod J lhr 81 India Rubber Sure
For sale large counter show case. Apply ~ sbsve.
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THE EMPORIUM or
FRENCH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS.
345 Broadway.

ofJ DrOanWEy.
rI,HE above establishments just opoued on the
u tenniye scale OF the
LONDON AND PARIS STORES,
with tho largest OF Fancy Goods 10 tho United States
and having selected with great care aud imported by
the proprietor he Is enabled oer them on tho most req
sonable terns Consisting Of
French English and German Work Boxes;
Toilet and Jewel Cases; Companions and Renculssi
Csnes; travelling sacks and Carpet Bags;
Cigar Cases; Card Cases, and souvsniers;
Port Monsires; Tablets; Opera Glassss, and Fans
Toilet Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes;
Portfolios Writing Cases; Pen-holders md Paper Knives;
Dominoes; Backgammon Boards; Checker snd Chess.
men;
Work Flower and Fruit Baskets
Bohemian Glass toilet ard scent Bottles Alsbssler Ar
tcles
Pspier Macbe Goods, in great variety, nc, &c.
TOYS
Alage assortment such Of furniture, towns.
farms and Giles Tea dinner AID coffee ssls, &c &C.
BABY JUMPERS
For sale wholesale aud retail by
les 21eodh GEORGE w. FUTILE.
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ANTONY } BLEEcKER, Aqstionser,

DFREnP1OHY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
/ BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts In the
own II Durkirk, Ch8aisuque County, a. he Examination
Of ihe Erie Railroad Sale be made the Merchants
exchange In he City Of Ne York by order Of Russell
N NEVIS and Chsrles G. King, Esq Trustees.
ANTHONY J. BLkECkER VII seil al Auction on
Wednesday the s6h Of June 1885, at II O'Clock, at tho
a. Exchange the ri owing valuable property viz
m The Town OF Dunkirk Chauagqae County, State OF New
York Ly order OF Trustees about
4WO LOIS 10 said town. and number or yaluabe water
front, and wharf privileges The hSIbOr The sale 81 he
whole Of which VIII be absolute ana uafesef'ed 10 ns
bigLt bdde Lhhos raphic maps Of the above properly
can be obtained Of the auctoneer Broad 81 one month
before the sale.
IS per cent Of the puYchase morey remain bond
and rnor,ep ge for three years per cent snnum.
Durkk heirg the terminus Of the Ere Railroad, sat ito
harbor The finest On Lake Ihs property odefs greal Ia
The ,als viii be continued daily, until The whole property
Ia Iold. tI,lflJ JeH
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST ONE oF THE BOSTON
PoIIcE-Before the Common Pleas at Springfield,
on Saturday, d. D. Warren OF Springfield, reco'
yered a verdict of fire thousand dollars against
Charles b. Srarkwea,her, police otice- OF Bos'
ton. 1t was an action for SANDER, Stsrk|ea.her
having stated in Spring teld that Warren vas a
wholesale dealer in counterfeit money and that it
was be who had supplied Milo A. Taylo andothers.
U5- The No,mich (Ctl Courier announces the
death Of Gen ZAcHEKY HUNTIEGrON, at the ad-
vanced eee Of So. Gen. II the father OF the
late u. s Senator from Connecticut.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

DIyIDESD.-The Newark Gas Light Co. have
declared semi-anL al dividend Of 81 per cent.
MONTHLY REPORr OF ISTERMESTs-From tue
LIST day OF May, to the lst day of June, 1850. Men
l6, Women T. Boys II, Girls Total 80. Ages
OF one year and under 6; between l and 3 s.
and 5, g; and TO- /; 20 and 30, g 80 aud 49, q
40 and 50, = 50 ana 90, p 60 and 20, p 80 and 30,
/. Diseases Congestion oithe brain l, consump-
ton 10, commissions 3, Group hives l, debility l,
diarrbGa @ dropsy inthe head Q erysiPelss 2 lever
l, do typhoid J., inflammation OF tue brain ., do Of
the lungs 3 DO DO wells ?, old age l, casualties .,
child bed l, hopping cough l, worms l, unknown
l. Places Of Natiyity-Unted States 81, Ireland
ii, England 3, Scotland l. Germany
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AUCTION SALES.
q. GARDINEs. Aae1oneer.
by BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID sLoIo 81 Broadway, cof Anihonysk-
- Particular s-ertion viii be ven 20 sAi-s u fi,y
Goods Porcelain Paintings he Also, Fnrnitnre Of isn
Ties giving up house keeping Also, Stocks NJ asnafac'
turers Ne All o. which are respectfully solicited.
Having made Al Arrangement w1tn Mr. . TurtLc ~
hts salesman be hopes 70 msnl patronage Of bis friends
and the Plblic )ei hu
FRIDAY, 18th.
AZ II O'Clock II the sales room, SIS Broadway. .
VALUABLE OH rAINriSCs-Composinga choice cotec-
Of leo onhe French Dutch Flemish snd ltaan schools
just received and never before exhibited b-ng OF the %
eminent sriiss viz Vanoyke Teniers Pouifson srsx-r
schssfer Robert Msiou. Lsndsser. Vernet X. sud VII
fouro Of the beat collections heretofore offered ana
worthy the attention Of ceunosseurs snsteus and others
ore day before the sale ~
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THEODORE MaLLABY Auciioueer
STAPLk AND FANCY DRY GOODS AT AUG

~ IlON, ny order Of AssIguees IN ALLAB1 L LYCN
viii cell auction tomorrow. (rHURSDAY) 27.h june.
10 O'clock at 55 Broadway, nesr Pdnces The eairo
STOCK Of te store. stating In part OF desirable all wo u
~ wool and conoa Muslin de LANES, Broche Cashmere,
Tartar ard other variety Of shaws PinIS, Ma'ns Jaco-
nets, Ginghsmf, sc
and Gloves.
Also an invoice Of superior Scars. Msrnos suitable for
curaius cO.oTed Illusion Lsces rich embroidered
BTuxes presfef together with great variety Of other
goods, too numerous To- mention.
Caaogues al The dce Of sale and al me ohce OF the
Auctiorter, II Wall 81 jeH Is
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L HEaEMAN. Anctloneer

FRIDAY, June 70, a, 10 O'clock, NJ Of ne sale'
mem Household Furnitue Consisting OF ingram aud
oh-rcspels mahogany sofas spring cane aud rush chairs
mHbOs spy dress bureau mshog sp Of tee tee, mahog
mshog dining and other tables, mahcg sp at d.
card table, Dook cases, mahog and painted wash
sends beds becsesd' mattresses soarlnmps, grsndoles
reftgerstors, crockery, &C. nc
Catalogues resdy Al The Sales Room. Ten IT,