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NOR sALE-TExAs BONDS AND NOTES.
II Apply to JOURDAN w. MAURY,
May 1S-l2t One door east of National Hotel
beautiful GOODS.--WALTER HARPER
I'D & CO., Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets, will open this day large and beau
tiful assortment of rich Dress Goods, Shawls Man
tillas, Embroideries, sc. May l4-eodif
ENLOWERs. RIBBONS, AND EMBROIDE-
IL RIES.-Mrs. ZIMMERMAN, at Mrs. Pro-
vests, Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
9th and 10th Streets has just received an assort-
ment of Wreaths and Flowers, Chip and Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons, Belts, white and colored lllu-
sions, plain and figured Net Laces, Swiss Edging
and Inscrtings, silk and kid Gloves, Parasols, la
dies and children's Visites, and chldren's Cloth
ing Of the latest patterns, which she offers
cemmodatng terms May l3-eo6t
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Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of packages of 20 Whole tickets 1870 90
Do do 90 Half do 65 90
Do do of26 Quarter do 32 so
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$4,000!
1000! $4,000!


For the Benefit of Monongala Academy,
Class F, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
I'D Of June, 1850.
is Drawn Nos in each package of 20 Tickets.
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES,
FOR JUNE, 1850.
J. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
$4,000 /

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Glass No. 81, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
lat of June, 1850.
IA Drawn Numbers out of rs!
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We have AN amount Of loss to these
counties of. y

.counues o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Si,oSo'oVV
Sad this picture is still sadder one is in pros
pect OF these fifty nine furnaces stated 10 be in OPP
Grafton the 4mercan tells us that about two thirds
are making their last blast and that in the year 1851
but twenty of them, probably not so many, will be
at work. II is useless, in view Of such things, for
the oracles Of free trade 10 tell that Pennsylva
MIA has her interests sufficiently protected by the
present tariff. II is easy when such pictures the
above are presented for Locofocos to cry out that
the Wings cndcavoring TO get up another pan
&c, but is not easy to make the people of Penn
sylvania believe they are prosperous when desola-
ton stalks rampant in their midst.
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Do do p Half do SS 90
Do do % Quarter do ~ 5O
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$4,000 !!
$50, 1000!
$4,000! $4,000!
so prizes Of 81 900!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

| For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
1 Class No. O., for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, on Saturday, the
| 9Th Of June, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

.,ox there Esn ab,u, fourteen inches on SIX diier
eot neriod, the largest amount ri one the u',"s
ak inches The mean tern prratnre "i me SP''n-
months was 52' 80 being rather os'o" 'hh' Z" l'e
,.,.v,ous vear. The mean OF the Summer months
- >, ~. which il about ~ dr-rscs above That
-, 1s4- and exactly thai at l-45. The mean OF
-. A.,nnnsl IN, tbs was 5i.3,-Deing nearly hve
J,,,r',s xarn.r than tina, 81 l3,- Frost did NOT
,'a,er,alv iniure vegetation aud garden plants lat
,be w wsrdl until the first OF 'semb'r, when
the cold des,ro, ed the bloom OF toe Dahila
The following Table wili show al saHce TIC
rrinolral cllaracter - s o The wear:
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r c KEMP, AueIone.r nv rup
-,pc.SJ, RIfRNf.IIE MADE 81 III 4

TLvEssRs MEEKS--By order 81, :, b,s,.s b i'oion
aaoe.ie Hnion square .demR kEhr VI"
sell al suction seoye i1s snd Covered on icb sa
suite made % ssriv rev; superior rose~ood7 oeiave
elegantly cared s0 sss sn GD a.
o,e s,r~ French Isie pier glass oeaull seun ofoca
& Window curtains and ornaments, sas ch4ndeiers aod
rich Dresden china tea SETS SILVER PLACED lsa seI
ics e,egere and manlel ornalrDs sNTer pisrd sassI
ii nsinrg, ssuetes &C &c CATALOGUES may 90 hsd ou
Wedne.dsy application to the AHenoheef' l. " ~'~
NJ
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BRUCE Chiffon AucuOne-r
CONTEMPLATION R TUE PEREMPTORY SALE

u or LOrs OF GROUND. 20 close coneern.-COLE
Chiffon will sell auction "Wednesday, April H.
Soubyyest corner ofssihsy AID Nnelyhfh-st Apthorp
ane) Five lots Nineiyseyes,hst north SIDE, com
mencng 100 feet westerly OF ktght-ay Five lois NJ me
southeast corner OF Sxthsy. snd Ninety nnihI T"eVe
lots on the north side of One Hundred and Finhst on
Cendsnnin lane and the Ninhsv Twelve Los on
The rear Of he the south side OF One undrrd
ard sxih.st FL y-four ots tho bloet bounsed W
One Hurdred and Five and One Hund rod snd Sxh ana
east side Of Nnthav and between the Eghih snh Nn'h
avs; Seven Lots on Ono Hundred and TSelf snd one
Hundred and Thirteenth and Harlem lane oetwee1 ne
Fourth snd Fifth Terms rorion OF NE Putennhse
money NAV remain on bond and mortgage Lbognphle
maps can now DO hsd Of the AucoBeers WalsL corner
Of New tl6)l hi' v"
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ANTHONY J BLEECkER, Aucuoneer.
ITO ~ N-E THE LARGE NALE OLE REAL

/ ESTATE commenced ON the 10Th inst on sccounI Of
Iobn Palmer ESQ Special Receiver OF The MOTH Ane''
can Trusi and Banking Company -ANFHONf J
gTFFCKEPwil sell ut sucrion on MONDAY, The "a
last IL O'Clock, at the Merchans kaehAnge' 'ho 'oo"
ng pieces or parcels of property. Wa;
rented one year 500 t,,. O.
cond a . , 40, 49,, 40, ropx
,eeo,h 81 between Avenues A Gnd h. -,
WuIi,NssvRcH- Loiz Nos. 3, l. q and . on NORTH
Third ard Fourth sts and Fifh-st See nap. g.,
Twsn,y- ,x los on sou'h Third and Firsiss Bee msp
BsooKLYH-Eighleen lots on Court Warren ana ba.He'
streets . .---. -, t,,,,,., s,s
SIX lgs on Columbia, Cranberry ana urihsn ~
Known a. the Tsmsdge property Il, ,o,. -,
Terms The announced III me sac on as p,n
rNi- mans can be obtained a. The sueaon-Toop'
Broadst no l"p
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DIR GOODS.

AT BURDETT'S CHEAP WuOLESALE AND
~ Retail Dry Goods sore lS0 WAkeT-st may Do found
tue following goods Splendid cOuHterpanes, ~ eiarcrs,
l2 II quarters H. - quarters 9s IS qutrers 21s Piuk
blue corn scarlet green and other coiLrs DeLsinos IL a
ysrd f4s, colors G.nsEams, Is yad; rch embossed
cloth tshecovers green scarlet crimson blue ard other
Linens is yard splendid Article of EGg ish undresset
fine Shnss fu yard wide. only s yard equal 10 ork
mills at 10 perce ladies' fne Paris nude KID OoYes IS "a
and IS ca psir; gents Md Gloves all colJrs IL pair
ladies' silk Hose only 80 pair; splendid article on
wide black 81 L. IS ward Calcos, ss! oolofs Of ysfi
ShiriugE Sheengs TOwengs Linens, and every arIc.e
II the DRY sJodsihue nj the very lowest prices
GEO C BURDkTT. 1856 Welker-Si.
sl3 iws between Broadway and BCwery.
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AUCTION SALES.

A 81 nERNiN Ancaprser.
sbY HANGS, PIA1T e. 20. Store -: Srosdw,,
pPLrgcuar attention given 9 sale oi fft=.0 LiO.s
ries Cab advances inside when desired.
PRIVATE SALE.
Lsriners Popular Lectures on Science ard Art vols
8vo Sbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics, Svo John
sous Farmers Encyclopedia Guen0n's area. Work on
Mich Cows rhasr's Principles Of Agriculture, Pezhocvs
Agricultural Lectures DeToquevles Democracy IN Arle
rica; Book Of The Feet: German Phrase Book Zion
Sone,sr Benoers Double Entry Bookkeeping. &c a6
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17-ao1 r-snlts merit stteut on, and vii be found
-.l.,nnrisnn with nthcr seasOns.

T7neee suits merit stcut on ana VIII oe loVi'
nalf,l FIR comparison with othc' Seasons.
SIZE attic BRAN IN Various Races and FAINT
y,cs of N7g The las, number o. Slliimaus jour
nal contains a valuable se7es ol observations o."
tho size Of the Brain in dlti-rent Families OF Man,
foro the pen Of Dr. SAMUEL GEORGE MORTON OF
pbiadelphia-a gentleman 10 w'om the Scientific
wor'l 10 largely indebted for his invaluable Elmo
,roobic researches: aud who is perhaps the most
skil.fu and learned Cranoioaist OIL the present day
The observations here summed up are the results
oriD,erna measurements fisk hundred and TWEEN
ty.tnrec human cranis. These measurements nave
been made by the process invented by Mr. }. ;.
philips n friend Of Dr.. Morton-and described on
maze 253 of Dr. NJ Crauia Americana mere
* substituting leaden shot, neelshih OF an inch IN
diameter in place OF the white mustardseed ORG
nally used There is thus obtaiaed the 06sor ca
71cifv n TIC cyQginm, 0rbk n the 6roiR, IN cHbic
inches: a d the results are annexed, In al those
instances in which the Dr.. has bad leisure to put
This revised mode Of measurement IN practice, IN the
fr1n of the suboined table. DR.. NJ. has restn ted
thesc observations at least for the purpose OF IA
f,rential conclusions 10 the Crania OF persons OF
s;x,een wears OF age aud upward, at which period
the brain is believed to possess the adult SIZE
Much satisfaction is expressed at the singular accu-
racv of this new mode Of capacity measurement,
since a skull Of hundred cubic inches, II measur.
ed any number Of times with reasonable care viii
not vary single cubic inch. All the measure
meuts detailed in this Table have been made by
Dr. NJ s own hands and he takes occasion tovoncn
for the accuracy of these multiindinols data-wboh
cannot but be regarded as novel and important
contribution TO Ethnolo2ical Science. Dr. Morton
is now engaged in the preparation Of Memoir
which will embrace in detail tn conclusions set
forth, briefly, in the tabular statement which fol-
lows:
TABLE showing the Sur Of the Brain in obie irche as D.
taiaed from the internal ne 'sTreneaf Of OS o'dH'a q
rqy,,us Races and F0mihes 81 Man;
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ANTHONY J BLEECkER Aucuoneer.
TrOTsE~ AND LOTS on suffolk and Nineteenth

ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer.
HOUSES AND LOTS on Suholh and Nineieenlh
sta ard ~ Building Lots on Foriy-fuuTh, Fofiy'sNh
and Thirty fret ss and FirStav al Auction. $1,000, j. =,
A J BLEECKER will sell al auction on TbEspAfi
April TO- a. y O'Clock. The Merchants EAenange NE io
lowing valuable property, viz:
SUFFOLK The TWO story house Gri ioI OF ground
known ~ No 80 SuGclk-st
EIeErTESTH.sr.-Two houses sud lot 2s9 Eighteenth
a purih side between Ninth 8nd Tenth avs.
FoRryToURrH T-One building io on Inc souh side Oi
Forty fou rh-st between ghlh and Ninth avs.
FORTY SIXTH Seven lots on tho norh side OF Fory'
sl1ti.st between Fifb ard Sixth avs.
FtRsr.Av AND EtcHrY.FoURTH-sT -Four lots on and
next The northwest corner OF FiFsav AID Egby io1h-st
Lihograprc maps and further particulars can Do OBJ
tame! Of he sucuoneer Broadst ilt6D a5t9ll Is
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Al BLEECKER. Aueuoneer
yatTABIE BUILDING LOTS snd 9ne

z House situated or Morris Greene ana EsseA So 'e'-
BLEECKER viii sell 8, Auction on rK ~ ~
April 70, al 1! ocioc. at the heIHH~n'
living valuable properly. VIZ ,,, .,,, ara mart
Jersey Citysx building ion Ga ana ,d nsn ~
49, east corner Of Greene and Essex IS 81 ylnf ~
me SOW "a fonug on Rssexst said ols being each IN
o i 81 Eel front and rear by 81 feet N depih v.
A,o ono large house and lot directly % N
% b ot hsing N sze feet front ard rear ~ m
go bouse "a feet By ~ IN depl-.sie ne fes'oenS VI
hha' or 10, adlonng last named d''An' I'D 'e~'
from C;reeuest q feet BY 100 IN ce2h n, a,ssr.
GRErSE-sr-Ten lots tie ess! tlo1 " 49, -
,,ng me entire front Of he ooeE % ~. S, - ,a a
,sid lois beng each in sze ~ 'ee1 Ho1' anu ios
oy - es' W Tsyes lots on the south side OF aorrisa
"a Srcy ~ he rear Of the las, men onsd ios eses .
ss, by 100 in depth On one Of H9 '~' ''''
0sgn e S,hoS,spbc maps and f5rthet paeu s '' oe
.hoys Az DIV 10 the sue;ioLeer, b s
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctoneer
+ ,RCE AND PEREMTOkY SALE OF IS

LBUILDlNG LOTS on both sides If Elghly hrsst Gnd
Fonrth. av 81 auction ANTHONY BLEECKER VIII
sell ri suction 90 TUESDAY, April -, 81 1! O'clock VI al
he Merchant Exchange tie following valuable real e.
late viz; , ,.,t,r
good and substantial house, barn, &c and % bulldng
lots situated on the north and south side Of Eighty tfsts
ard on the rourhsv. Joining The Corporation lots on me
south SIDE Of srecenlly sold al auction The
ute TO the above properly Is inoispuIAbe
SHY per cent OF the purchas" money MAJ fenaI VI
bond and mortgage al per cent.
For APPS and fur Der particulars Of the above properly
apply 10 the Auctioneer, Bsoad-bt
"A ib 1875
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The measurements of children, IDIOTS and mixed
races are omitted from this Table, excepting only
in the instance of the Fellahs OF Egypt-who,
however are a blended stock of two Caucasian ns-
tons the true Egyptian and toe intrusive Arsb. IN
which the characteristics of the former greatly
predominant. No mean has been taken OF the
Caucasian race collectively, because Of the very
great remembrance Of Hndoo, Egyptian and
Fellah skulls over those Ci the Germanlc Pe'asgic
and Celtic families. Nor could any just collective
comparison be instituted between the Caucasian
and Nero groups in such Table. unless the small
Drained people Of the latter division (liottentots,
Bushmen and Australians were propo tomato in
number 10 the Hndoos, Egyptians ard Fellahs OF
The other group. Such a computation, were 1t
practicable, SAYS DR. Morton, would reduce the
Caucasian average to about - cubc inches aud
the Negro to 7s al most, perhaps even to 10 and
thus coniirmativey cstabl sh the difference OF nj
least nine cubic inches between the mean OF the
two races-No crania Of the EsquimaUx, Fue-
giaus, CaifJrnians or Brsziians are given IN this
Tabe--ihose given being the especial desderata
10 establish certaio principles.
Among the facts elected by this inyeste alton
are the following:
l. The Teutonic or German race, embracing as it
does, the Anglo Saxons, Anglo Americans, Anglo
Irish. &c. possess the largest brain Of any othcT
people
. The nations having the SMALLEST HEADS are
the ancient Peruviars and Australians.
g. The barbaroos tribes of America possess a
much larger brain than the demiciyillzed Peru
vans or Mexicans
A. The ancient Egyptians have the least sized
brain of any Caucasian nation excepting the Hin
docs.
s. The NEGRO brain is nine cubic inches less than
the Teutouic, and three cubic inches larger than
the ancien, Egyptian
g. The largest brain in the series is that Dutch
gentleman aud gives ll4'cubic inches the small
e>t head is an Old Peruvian. of 50 cubic inches
the difference between these two extremes Is no
less than Sc cubic inches.
I The brain of the Australian and Hotten,ot falls
| far below the Negro. and measures precisely the
same as the ancient Peruvian.
This extended series OF measurements, IT Will be
seen, fily confirm the fact previously set forth by
Mr. Morton. in his works that the various artificial
modes of dist0rt,Rg the crGnium occasion no dm
mutton OF its internal opacity and equeitly dc
not affect the size oil the brain. The results thus
arrived at are curious and interesting, and doubt
less will attract attention.
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By ROLLINS s. pUNpERDALE.
A. Chiffon, Aucuourer.
VynI-GHS Ann rnTZ ON SECOND AMI

A. IHILTUN, AucuOnrer-
HOUSES AND LOTS ON SECOND ST. AND
1WESrBROADWAY COLE Chiffon will sell
Al auction on WEDNESDAY, April H. 1857 at IL O'Clock,
al the Merchants Exchange, under the direction OF Murray
Hoffman Esq Referee, the three tSo-s'ory bhck hous-s
snd os No 81 GO sad s. Second 81, between the First and
second avenues and opposite the marble Cemetery the
lot. aye . feet font and from IS 10 - feet deep the houses
arc FURNISHED with marble msnles grstes Croton wafer
&c &c Also the two-story brick house and lot lB "esi
Broadway orposi,e Whtest ard between Frsnkin and
Norh-Moors lot = feet 'front.' o. feeIS nches 90 one see
and ~ ~, inches ON the cher For and particulars
apnly To the Aucunreers Wai-st and also TO GEORGE
ITfnAH. ESQ. 10 Waist t-62l all ohs
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w. p wARRINER & 90.

81 WILLIAM ST CORNER OF CkDAR
lust RECEIVED a splendid assortment OF SWISS
"a gngs and nserungs Lsces and White goods together
with avsreiy Of Dress goods sn1 small wares Ct .ma
advance for each Short credit hIV Nv
WET t.OOD-.-Th- balance Of the WEI noDn, ,O fn
w .hip Arso will be sold lsdsy by W MATE ~
CGhennes fee and superfn- black sai coiored
Cloths and Doe SKIN C4ssineres, ack and 81, -.
c 9th Covers ChGfubfa,s colorsd 7 abe Clo.Is ~
lIhINTED CALICOEs-5o cas- n .i -
spung styles plate and ispey Pfnt' IN "a 50 Pinest
u22 NEsMlTb W - 80 -
nIaSKTT COATINGs.--5g pkgs ADELAIDE Isn zen.
Ii rTa "a f,SrS Conrngs Of different qnalues FOR
SneI M so O'o' NEsNfTH { co 80 50 Pine-st
vREFN BAIZE.-.o bales G. Green BOOKINGS u
lI a-s,,~,n manufacture. For sac ~ -,
- -, AHlerll-H NFSMITH { co. 80 l. s. Pine-st
,.J..I ETs-For Hotels, Steamboats, and Packet
IL - nsnufsctured 70 order. with the name woven H.
90 - kEsMITH co. Agents 81 L o. flne-sl
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CLOTHING.
CRNTLEMEN-, WEARING APP

IRNTLRMENs' WEARING APPA X ~ 4 Lcss
N Tne tubscrbvr " no ha, ,r years past (eseI W
~ he same trsdel enjoyed the rrputsl VI cu1sns
bs.t flung and u ta,I- aud style 10 g-ilng up IL
\, he civ invites the attention u the most as1dou- "a
n1reha,ss exclusively for cash he most eho,e1 s,Ir,
hsreby be Is enabled 10 make iroui Ihfs- 70 r1
les than Broadway prices and "Arra1tso ef-A' q. ~
penof every respect. ,,.-.. c,,rst. coIlsrs
Also ta,uu sO's ~ 49, - ms n
s'''AIc, HARfESE FoLwELL, Tailor, s'i Fulton-st
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ny urkRyH sslTH.
49,, a., .,,-,i oe,i so "'ouiN
49,. -. ,t.nJ- fsrtb The ersi o. - o.
uo,s,er, with what med intent
q, On vbs, feudisa purpose bent
"a, ,bon. q IN 10 X ard mufd'ron- SIM
s,,leushero ca.ei,~in's f.me'
u.,housht thou wet ssodler brave
spd thee bu. Oppression's slave
II.
know what nav be thy fate
Thou usn With soul degenerate
A,os;a,e fro u, soldiers faith!
WHY nothsve met him In tie led
The coward ears soldiers desis'
But wsrhor-piri, never yied.
Thy sword with marty. blood is dyed
l,poble wospon for the brave
He 10 bis death is -suethod.
But thou shali 81 a,rsiior's grave
And Hungar, = history shall proclaim
Inv immortality Of shame.
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Rt1IDiNG SITES On luB uOOSON hihEk
D-stus,e between the Albany Poet Road and the River
Al Dearnan % be add Al Auction on the 2sh April si The
Msrchsnis' Exchange, by COLE Chiffon, Aac.
The distance from the city by the Hudson River
Trains ,heeQnsers OF hour The fsTe tho
Doots Ferry and be commuted quarterly by he
year. part Of the property Tonung The water will be
sold II village lots. ard 10 plots the upSnd 10 suit pur
ehsses The premises being laid planted and
Improved. The views commanding and beautiful. and
he position perfectly healthy The Ferry with Piermont
anods constant communication between tbs point snd The
opposite shore and connects the Hudson River and Ere
RsToaos The neiehboThood 10 excellent Including
In the immediate vicinity the country Messr.
ington Irving Ambrose G. kingssnd. Gen Paudtng Mrs
Colord Jones' Mes'rs Henry sheldon James Hamilton.
and George Schuyler beside the residences many gee
temeu belonging 20 Wes,cheser County.
Seyenyhye per cent Of the purchase money may
on bond ard mortgage For further particulars application
be- made al the sE.lon house the premises TO Mr.
GEO W. DEARMAN al Broad at TO O sACCHI !,
or nj the Auciioneers Office Wsst where msps Of The
premises 30 All the trains Of the Hudson River
Railroad stop ~ Uesrman and gentlemen who would view
the premises may take the Chambers ST. Al AN
3, 81 ard p NJ ard leave Desrnan returning al r. "a
A. 81 and - ) -, ard 10 ~ p NJ
n B-Persons wishing to build for the Summer can
purchase At private sae on very liberal terms en- sppiea
don above. inzo s&TtS2o'
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c FUTILE, Aucuoreer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FuRNirCRE-AlOb
lIFrarkin-si IN Tues1-y
4 & FUTILE viii sell al auction on Tuesday, al 10
O'clock The above premises, the Furniture OF family
removing from tho city, comprising Brussels and other
Carpets mahogany extension Tsoie Pnror and bedrooms
firnIure Kitchen utensils &c. Also, about tuns Coal
Gaia ready on the morning OF sse Terms cash
ais 2.ss
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AUCTION SALES.
By y COTTON Aucrooe~r
GENTRkI FURNITURE On WEDNESDAY,

NApu H. 30 Vclocs al 10 bfoafway (tsothic H.lL
n enrr furniture " cralef dec ug hu.1, - sri con-
$50 70 part ~ mshogAny and rns-w ID fgi French add
tfteS larrs spnnx.r chairs f Fr-rch wood ard
Nnosaly ot-isesds, i-aie sofss. al desert 2u0ns
fse"p'd ara MAHOGANY msfhetop c-ner ard card Ia
u-s cnicg .ri 80 Co pillow and do rlahogsny and
oi NsrcrUoes, BOOK cases s~crisf-. fArcy Ard
pan "nfkA''s, {, go.e snf sns'e desks hst sands.
f'ilc '5seNuoi ara mahoesy -d.irAis site sod pier
tth.-s and r-i,ru-. muse ..s~f. t-Ns' ffl
Ooic a4l-ed az sad bfoaz- CHAMBER f8rnuur- 81 suits
sH-rht "a pNn pJs-sf-, Boston rockrrs chsirs
har mslres-e. leather h-Js va,s tostth.r Win every
~ &C found IN flrniiurr s.o'-
i - ABOVE flriiure a. rsI- f1 order foT tho
>prnS rScr. srd II every wAv ~sffty IN attention ~
fsrues requiring good h.fpur-
tHiSosNrs on uiorriug 81 SIX lfs
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WALLACE BARRY, AactOneef.

WALLACE BAKKY AucuOneef
WALLACE BARRY Il co. 81 Ann.st have
w msdc extensive arrangements In their business TOT
the Sprpg sale and will receive orders for the sale Of
Fer inre houses In any part Of THE city or peishoorns
cies Mr w Barry viii slend TO all sales entrusted TO
hs care ard 20 the prompt setemeot rnmedistey snef
tho sale Families declining housekeeping can have their
goods stored fire. proof building on reasonable terms
Cash advanced when required al lmisSoh
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At rtBIiU AItTIO\-O. e,,Nnl,5- -, :.

-1Apf, a. lD oc.acL Two productive a., ,,-aSs
sa.trl location hesthy One the rysienc. Of IN. .ub
acrioef spopi 1hrre miles northeast OF Puushk~ep, n
ia1s a scfes-hss very hoe teusive inland view . s
srn ors ~ use nearly new Two sorr. sad hss-u-r so,
gafft on Of door Are ha and four rooms o. .-cord
ave rooms plenty u closets psors have insrb rr.nt.
snd hard hnish here I, gnod cern e we'd OF VS.
lrr Wool-hOus- cehoUse sgeeuuse and shed .rss
barns hay oNrscss hay-press good .rs all In
good condition. Around to- hnu.e great VA OF
evergreen snd ether Ornamental sruhhery Cow.
ere and variety OF al kut. 81 choice uiL Sed % .sd
farm nesriy o rs Of pressed hay per snnu The other
t.r about sw0 miles rorih OF Ponghke- pse, conans -
%fss hn site for building without pArale. the
9-ing complete psnOrzms including ne villages Of
snd hursh the Hudson River the
-. ano fAsi SouniSus Ga ssid fSfrn shout 1000
pescl uees Sni variety OF other FRUIT; : rood fam
house csrnase-house, extensive sheds the coll
irrie aid well waefed swood lot Il, ds PAX OF 50
acres rho sale VII tzte place ~ TIE hoUse q the suhsc
Der Sale 7o,ive, ne own-r bing engaged 10 business
south Reiereuce-Mrssrs. Allen Hudson Campbell Al.
Orueys and COusselors, l. Waist or M Joha Stevens
81 the Ars House Department
"a sti,cods WiLLrTr CULVER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE.

m-cuanirs Hal.
- 81. Broadway, b.. S--n Grand and R,c,,,. 80.
'r-1 Pop Three S'Fhis ONLY ~ q Ell ~
i'l-- gaeslaJ -r1 W-d1-,dsy, A9ri l,s iss - ,7h