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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-26
AMlJaE mENTR.

RowERY THEATRE-TUEsDAY EvBNIN0
March ?6 will be repeated the celebrated tragedy Of
w. Arssld ivcssss NJ waila9a r. Arcane:
Jerd.ni E.adns are J. w.li.eh. jri AspaIia, Miss c.
Wemyse; Antshila Mrs NeedhAm. To be followed By the
CAPTAIN OF TOE wATch-vi'oouns de Llgay. Hr.
Lester a.ron Mr. Sssrt kasras n, Her
csrteuehe Mr. Giibert 0spard. Mr. Stevens LiIes Mise
c. WeHys Doors ct curtain invariably rises st
halGrsst Boxes Is eeats Pit and Gallery. l2s
OBANFRAU'S NATIONAL rHEArRR.-rUEsDAY
" evening" March 81, the sntertA nents will commences
with the musical drama Of the LLER AND HIS uEN-
GrindOn Mr. Tltoa Karl vr !sasrsoe Lothair Mr. Crock
CovERNORS WIFE Governor. Mr.. W. Taylor; Lefty
Briggs Anna Cruise To be followed BY the frse Of
THE sECRE1-Mr. Dupus Mr. Croker valars, Mr.. dam
itop; IRA Dvprs Mrs Madison The whole TO terminate
With Ring Performance, by Mr. Elton StoneClo
Mr. John Gossin Ring Master Mr. b. Madgan. Boxes rs
mt MT. l2iz
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Coercion of the North In aid of the Slave
Trade-Appointments TO Office Dependant
on Fidelity 10 slaveboIdiDg Interests-Pay.
ing for Heating the Poker.
OF The Tnbule.

WAsHINcToN, Friday, April L. 1852
When EVERETT was nominated for the London
mission, some Of his previous remarks in favor Of
human freedom were quoted, which all but mega
tived the nomination in the Senate. CLAY went
round and beseeched the Senators not to disiran.
chise, or incaPacitate the greater number of the
people of the Union for Office. because, if they did
so, the Union would be at an end.
When CALEB CUSHING and JoHS c. SPENCER
were severally nominated for the post now filed
by WV. NJ. MEREDITH, SPENcERs anti-Slavery
speeches, dating back as far as 1920, al but kill
ed him, and CUsHISGs 4th OF July Orations used
him up.
So ,oo even of Chancellor WAIwoRrH. He had
the nomination in TYIERs time, TO a vacant Judge
ship of the t. 5 Supreme Court and was dough-
| ace-bu, had said omething many years before
about Slavery that caused his rejection. They
who are not for US are against u.s. the seven new
Slave States to one new Free out of acquired ter
ntory, swamped WALwORTH.
Judge NELSON, pro slavery democrat had no DIFF.
Hou'ty otter Tie Cierkskip was settled and under
5000 pass over intermediate nominations, and
come at once to 1880
| Although | listened ~ NJ Eoo-r,s r.,,orLs in
Senate, Aprl TO- 1885, Wednesday, far prefer to
take them from the Inteltgencer of Yesterday
morning, for he has the reporters notes Tor daiy
REVISION ana the version issued is his deliberate
judgment MI roo1t the actual leader of the
slaye-uading, save-holding. slave breeding marty
South and West, plainly and distinctly announces
why hundreds Of nominations to office by the Pres
ident are held back and not confirmed. There il
a doubt whether those who recommended the nom
inees for office are creatures 81 the sareholsers-a
doubt whether they will vote for the extension of
Slavery or pretend 10 be cofoced into measures to
increase the political influence OF the dealers in
native Americans.
Mr.. FooIr substantially announces, that the slave
power is about to put forth its strength that no
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ENGLAND Doubtless he knew it would do that, 4
nersisted in. Od RITcHig. sitting IA his edl,'rl al
rbsir and elancIn. at ile al,eriie Of View Euc'ant
journals expresses in glowing LANGUAGE the erati-
tnde of tn, HsHtr Democrats 10 the Mas achl-
sets Senator. and we'd he may. " EBsTEr viii
probably angie fi- popularity one u these cais IA
Free soil Creek. amolc tie 'No.cy o1-s ..-a-
Farm men ne needs i all.
The move in Senate 20 stop The illtimei plumber
Of the Patent und. bv restoring the 5000 40
st-actel from the inventors By BAYLY. NIsroN *
Co.'S Extra Supply biI ! look upon wiki interest,
and almost hope il will succeed. Tie hope o.
reward sweetens labor and many an i.V'Dv r
whose improvements have enriched or may pe'en'
society," IS very unfit 10 cope wiki sharp ana hesN
attoruies and the laws costs and delays ID 4 Iv'c-
ral court
! would leave the balance Of the Fa'eh' + 1Do' -
Messrs EwIyG and EwBaNR propose 20 oe -'' ~
away annually or bennia.ly - oomPc'.H1 ~
in ho,orar, f,'z.s among those inventors nose
room, 49, had conferred unquestoned benefit
r. s,,onrci,,, 10 the Senate yesterday that Mich
;..aa lad deserted the Anti Slave Trade Pat orm,
C.ss had ,he hypocrisy to pretend that The conduc'
Sc ,hc LEGISLATURE was IN evidence Of fidelity %
tho Union. which il is confemnnc IN announcing
hat he would 20 with the avcboldcrs benz no
oyger instructed on the Pf1ylso, CAS- aetna ~
lucge1 in Overruled IN mercy, and by the KIND
ness Of Providence, into his speech.
In several preliminary votes yesterday the Sem
ate seemed resolved 10 send Calorna. &c. T.
FoorE's Committee of Thirteen, yet | doubt
whether il viii be done. OF the citizens Of Bata-
via, y Y 1875 petitioned the House against the
Land Traffic ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
ANTHONY J BLEECKER. Aaeaone-r
I ARGE AND PEREMPTORy SALE OF y

iyone valuable building ots IN tho T v-lnh Wsrd .ri
aied Second ard Tnird avenues AID FI0y seventh
Flly- gh'h and Fity-ninth and Grarn'rcy Pax
ANTHONY J BLEECKER VII sea A. auction On
MONDAY APrl IS Al y O'cocS, At he herchanls IL.
change lhs 20 owing desirable building los. w:
TWso Ay-i ois on The east side II Third ~ between
+ o. ghih and : MN nth witt cottage the .Are
each . 4 | IN By Jas q. deep.
FIFTY glGHrEsr-7 lots on the rCrh side OF Fly
ezh,a between The secoud and Third ayes each Is 5y
Joe ins
FiFrYsixrH.sr lots on The south SIDE Of = Ny.rrA
81 between the Second and Third ayes each :. oy To-
ID with 4 brick house one OF the same
SgcOND Av-5 los on the side OF secOni-ag. be-
tween F0y-eiShh and Ffy.un.h ste Each p ty les T.
lols the side Il Sccoud-av. betW FRY.
eighth and Fify-ni1h SIS each > by lo5 a.
FIFrY-EIGHTH-sr - lots the north side OF fry
egh,h.t between The Fret sad Second ayes each - BY
lOu q
Frry-xl~rHs % los on The souh side Of Finynath.
st. between the FJtt and Second zach > By 100 O.
with house The same.
THlRD-sv. AND FIFrY-NiNTH ST. JstOry DICK no. zee
aad ots on b. uorlheasiery of Tn!rd All t
niath-.I each lot p Il By 100 4 deep
Also lot. on the norm side of fynuih s. with cores
in the between Filyniu!h ard sSueih as each =
4 bv 100 4 In depth.
Of Secondary and Fuly-uinih-st each > oy
lea ito be sod in parcel win large double house
on the
Also o,s on the east side Of Seeond-sv between Fifty
seventh and Fily-eight SIS each - by 100 q.
SEcoND-Av ANO FiFrY-EIGHrH-sr > lots OF the south
east corner Of Second Az and Fly-eighih-st
GRAMERcYPAsS-+l lots on Gramercy-PGTk, corner OF
Twentieth-st. each - q ) IN by leo T. deep.
ueihsL; y by 100 Il.
The above ols are al at regular grade whou, rock s'i
the shborhood 10 rapidly building up the avenues AID
ali opened worked, and mosy planted VIII
trees, and the Croon pipes are laid IN ne Thifiay sages
run every i've minutes IN a psrt OF the property.
Fly per cent OF the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage from three to i've years, desec a. per
cent. per snuum.
For maps and further particulars Of the above properly,
apply TO The Aucuoneer, Broad a. orto
sl0 tide 1882 ia. EMMETT, Is Williams.
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For The Tribune
Stenm Navigation.


Pneum1tco SJheroidai System the production Of STEAM
i1reated BY M CestuG de Be1Wegard.
Two months have scarcely elapsed since We
spoke in The Tribune OF q great physical discoy-
cry made by Mr.. Boutgny in Paris and We have
already received the news Of its reduction to prac
tice which if it prove true, will produce a great
revelation in manufactures and the means OF loco
motion.
Everybody has remarked that when drops oil
water fall upon the cover Of hot stove they ag-
gregate themselves into little balls rolling for an
instant like mercury in a glass, and moment
after disappearing in steam.
Mr. Boutigny French chocolate maker start
ing from this fact planned by any theory known
at the time, some years ago made series of ex
periments upon what the learned now call the
Sptcroidal or f1urfh state of cater. Two years
since Mr.. B. published, this subject a book
which is of the most attractive kind, and he says
at the close that he is in the way OF finding the
principal Of practical application to the formation
Of steam.
On speaking with Mr. Boutgny on this subject,
YOU recognize first rate chemist but thong he
has theoretical knowledge of mechanics, he is
not an engineer.
Happily, at this point of the discovery civil
engineer, Mr. Cestud de BeaureCard entered the
field aud. as will be seen by the following, has
reaped a rich harvest.
In the Rue du Faubourg St Denis, No. lC2, at
Paris, Mr. c. de b. has erected a steam engine OF
500 horse power on bis new plan. In place OF the
common boiler with its tubes and other complica-
tons, he employed a single vessel with fiat bot
tom alb ut one ffreth as large ordinary boil
er OF the same power. 1t is inclosed In a brick
furnace above fire crate OF reduced dimensions.
This vessel is always empty of water. Connected
with the bottom are two pigometers 10 ind ate its
temperature, and on the cover IS valve, which
you open when you wish to stop the engine in an
instant. No manometer or safety apparatus is
needed
The work is so constructed as TO keep the bot
tom OF the boilers at the temperature of 800 Fab
renheit, and the principle which serves for basis
is this
Wien small quantity of rqter rs cast upon a
surface heated TO 1902 FahrtHtett or more, a is re-
duccd 10 steam rkich s formed and rcmdias az the
same temperature " 1902.
To use the engine one or two cubic inches OF wa
ter thrown into the hot vesse, the water Is all
instantly reduced To steam heated To 1907 and 50
xpanded that it occupies all the entire vessel with
the pipes and begins u set the piston into motion.
Alter that the engine itselfsuPPhes the boiler with
the requisite small quantity OF water.
The steam leaves the cylinder at the tempers-
ture Of $500 and passing through the water reser'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
CARPETING.
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
CARpETINGS. OII.-CIOTHS. 81

SMITH Lou NSBERY have In and daily re-
Dcrging fil and varied assortment Of CARPETISGs,
FLOOR on CLOTHS &c which they Offering al the
following extraordinary low prices
Engh Tapestry Carpets la est styles from los to lis
per yard
English Brussels Carpets latest styles from So TO los per
yard
Imperial Three Ply Carpets, foreign and domestic, new
styles from Is to los per yard
Ingram Carpets large assortment pattern, from %
to Is per yard
Ingram Carpets al wool rich bright colors, from IS I'd
TO s. per yard.
lngran Carpets mixed and WOOL from Is 81 to s.
per yard.
An extensive assortment OF Floor OlClohs, from p to
q feet VIDE from s. los per yard With schoce assort-
ment Of all other articles connected with the trade. equally
low SMITH LOUNSBERY.
40 2wih as Pearl-st opposite William
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GUION'S
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH

Fronting on 81 East. Broadiooy and II Drtsion-'t.
New-YOTk
TJ'HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully tender his most
thanks his friends and he-public generally tor
their very liberal patronage and respectfully socis
inuston Of the same, and the recommendation OF their
friends TO Ais establishment
The arrangements with the most extensive manufactu-
Of this country and Europe for early supply of
~ all me Latest Patterns "A will enable purchasers to
make their selections from the most compee assortment
of all the various sty rs of
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, &c
To be found In the CITY, Families be assured OF every
article proving represented all goods received
direct from the manufacturers and ii is the intention tha,
the stock OF the best quality Of all descriptions OF goods
pertaining 10 the line and furthermore the prices as here
otore, sidA be made perfectly sdti,faetoyy $1,000
WM II. GUION,
81 East Broadway and IL Diyision-st
B-Rsilies from the country can have their carpets
&c. baed and shipped free Of expense -
New York. March r. 1850 m9 lmeodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
BRUCE Chiffon AncnOneer
EnNTINI ATInN THE PEREMPTORi

u OF LOrs OF GROUND, to close a concem.-COLE
Chiffon will sell al auction on Wednesday. Apnl H.
at II O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange, four lots Al tho
Southwest corner ofSx,hay and Nney-hnh-sL Aplhorp
lsne) Five lots Ninety sevenlhst north side, CON.
mencing 100 feet westerly OF r. gbisy Five lots At the
southeast corner Of Sixh.ay. and knety-nnlhst Twelve
lots on the north side Of One Hundred and flh-st on
Clendeunng lane and The Ninhsy Twelve Lots on
the rear he the south side Of One Hundred
and Sixlhst Fifyfour lots on the block bounded by
One Hundred and Five and One Hundred and Shst ami
east side OF NnIhay and between the Eighth and Ninth
avs; Seven Lots on One Hundred and Tive fh and Ore
Hundred and Thirteenth and Harlem lane between the
Fourth and Fifth TeTms-a portion Of the purchase
money may remain bond and mortgage photographic
mar csn now be had of the Aucoueers WasL corner
Of New 1853 ais Use
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ADEE's AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

ADDE'S AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS
AT THE Foot or TWENTY OURTH-sT
k'AsT RIVER. NETWORK Tho shove Woyts
I%now In successful operation, and the propneos vuak
respectfully call hs VI Hacninsts and ali sOnse-
Of the article examination u steel vlaEh
Is warranted by the testimony u the principal mssttrys
and edge tool makers Of this city recommending ~ fy
equal IL every respect 10 any used dis country
fG assortment Of he different sizes constantly Oh h,.d
which The public are respectfully invited cal e-hsasre
.t the Office Of DANIEL ADEE
-adU gult 4
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Al BLEECKER Aueuoueer
~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ard on'

= House suaed on Morris Greene and Essex SIS. Jef'
sey City, al Auction -
4 J BLEECKER will sell at Auction on FRIDAY,
April 49, al Oclocb nj the Merchants Exchange the O.
lowing valuable property. viz;
EssExs Jersey Ciy.-Six building lots on AMI next
the south east of Greene and tsseX al lying I'm
one body and fronting on said lots being each
size Is feet front and rear by 80 feet in depth
house and lot directly opposite he above,
on the norh side Of distant 100 feet Of
81 the being - feet front and b. 100 feet
deep honsc 81 feet by 80 In dephate The residence Of
Richard Varick, deceased
Also lot sd Joining the last named disla1, l75 feet
from Greene-st q feet by 100 IN depth.
GREENE-sr Ten lots the EAST SIDE OF Greenegt
forming the entire front OF the block between Essex aud
Morris SAID lots being each in 20 feet front and
BY - feet In deph
MoRRIs-sr Three lots on the south side Of Morrissi
and directly the OF the last mentioned lots each .
feet by 100 depth On one Of tbs ssid lots there Is
barn and stable
For photographic maps and further particulars OF the
above apply To the auc,.oneer, Broad 81
A56qlll3t Is u06O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15
IMPORTED CA PETS.

SMITH KNAPP,
Broadway opposite CRY HAL ,.... -,
IIAyISG RECEIVED their Spring lmpor .a, -. "a
1new md choice good. are Offering the largest and
hsi escrd assortment OF beautiful Csrpei,ngs ever before
exhibited ms market eonts1,nsg, %Sny 9ew R1FrT
RICHVELVEr AND TAPEsIht AM 80 80 nd
from Inc celebrated Mandatory Of Crossey sons ana
the greatest variety OF English Brussels super Ingram,
Thr-eply md other Csrpeungs embracing many ohoo7
s,vle. 10 te obtained only al their warehouse
Ths gods being Of their importation, and hsVlns
h ORDERED before the recent advance In prices they are
enabled TO gel them on terms which onsr pecuNA lnuu0
are sok Of vel seasoned English and American
Floor OH Cohs OF every style and quality constantly On
hand 81 Brl8dNaY nI' -Inoo-s
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BRUCE A Chiffon, Aucuoneer
IyIFGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
ILHOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUTOMOBILE
4 Chiffon vii sell Monday, April H. at 10 o'clock
Al 70 Second all the furniture 10 the above house con-
ssung par, Of Brussels and other carpets rosewood par
or furniture suite rosewood piano ocsves, oil paint
ngs SC together with oil cloths mahogany chairs dvans
sofas large and elegant pier glasses book cases dressing
tables bedsieads beds marble iablee and washsands
rockers pictures In frames chandeliers and eardeabras
astral lamp, Turkey red curtains.
Also, good assortment Of China and cut glass ware
Also general assortment Of kitchen furniture, with
which the sale will commence. al2 Jus
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuone-r.
HOUSES AND LOTS on Suffolk and Ninsieel

ISIS and - Building Lots Fortyf0grlh Forty sysh
and Thirty first SIS ard Firstav. at Auction.
A. j BLEECKER Will sell At auction on TUESDAY.
April 10, et o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange the fol-
lowing valuable properly, viz:
SUFFOLK IT The twostory house and lot II ground
known No SO SufOlk-st
ElGHrEENrH-sr.-Two houses and lot S9 Eighteenth
81 north side. between Ninth and Tenth avs.
FoRry-FoURrH sr-One building lot the south side Of
Forty fpurthst between Eighth and Ninth ave.
FORTY sIxra.sr-Seven lois ths north side OF Forty
srth-si. between ftih and sixth
FiRsr-Av. kND EiCHTY-FoURTH-sr -four lots on and
the norhwes Of Frstsy and Eighty iourusL
Liihographc maps ard further particulars can De Oh
tanned Of the auctoneer, Breads Oo6}l ahe9li "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

tOR -ALE-One-siIh Of the NORTH AMHEICAg
Newspaper establishment Of Phi Adeipaia Pa rrss.py
ne 1ff- JoD pruning soncep s.ch-d Tbs intsTas. ~
cufes one-siHh OF All The steam presses gturs fynr.
snd a. other properly belonging 70 ths concern "a
North American u vel anO~1 one OF the Oldest -
nos noanshing Wig S-w,pspers IN The ULiled Ssis.
eroJs me paronag1 Of the present amin ,tr.tor -, ~
eIIrTsy profitable TIE above e an uncommon oDpss.
particular, address BEACH BROTHERS Propr;eia,. a.
forx CITY sSs',..aS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERON PARIs.-CHAMPNEY'S Magnificent Nov
L iug Picture OF the ROMANTIC RIVER RHINE ard
Tableb1x OF Scenes Of the lac FRENCH REVOLT TON
These pictures painted IN Paris rom sketches from
nature and were received with uuboundet admiration by
mut,u1es In ths, city Recommendations Of tn CHEST
order have been given by he artists of NewYOrs and
BOSTON. Gov Everett and Prof LOngfcllow OF Harvard
University, and other OF note They Will Ne exhibited
Sloppeni's Hall 500 Broadway, corner Of Waker-st
every evening T. and Wednesday and SATURDAY ster-
al o'clock until the Let Of MAY an no longer Ad-
mission - ceLts Prof an Ds Wyde will preside at the
PisnO-F Orte az lws'
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B. A. Chiffon Auctoneer
VInTSES AND lnTS ON SECOND st A

HOUSES AND LOTS ON SECONDS ST AND
IlWESrBROADWAY COLE Chiffon will sell
auction on WEDNESDAY April H. 1850, at 1! O'Clock,
The Merchants Exchange under the direction OF Murray
Hoffman E.q Referee the two-sory brick houses
and No OIL % sRd IS SecoBdst between the First ard
Second avenues and opposite the Marble Cemeery the
lots p feet front and from % % g feet deep he houses
are furnished with marble msntes CRATES, CrOon water
Sc Also the two-story BRICK house and lot ZIG West
Broadway opposite Widest and between franklin and
North. Moore o > feet front 50 feet inches side
and 81 feet the other For and particulars
apply 10 the Auctoneers Wal-st and also to GEORGE
JUDAH Esq. 20 WsLsL t.69 all 0is
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TJIEE' e. TIIN~ I IT Is MD + IT. FIENN =,
Of the principal members OF Christys Mnstre.. for
the lat YEAR. respectfully announces TO hs friends
and the lovers Of rs,rae harmony the
loving public generally that he has formed the best Band
Of Ministries IN the United STATES collected from every
specwle company IN The Union, comprising several Old
favorit.s and choice novelties He viii open the
Olympic 8roadysr, newly decorated r-htted and altered
on Mo142v. April Admission all paris OF the house
- cents parqueue with stuffed seats and stuffed
backs and box seats have been added the comforts
Of tne house AM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

RA1NE'S PANORAhA OF NO1AUE ~
- EUROPE-Open every evening al the Great Hat
Minerva Rooms 10 Broadway, embracing (smong other
hings views OF Boston and Hsr5or Halifax Liverpool
London from the Thames, ne magnificent Bridges thu
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated, and both banks Of
the beautiful RIVER Rhine
Admission . c,s; children under - IS Doors open
al 81 commences moving st II PM An exhibition on
"Wednesday ard Saturday afternoons q; 8 O'Clock.
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NAKPET CLEANING By Wa ,u.h. - 10,
4 ,pATEST MACHINES This new and Vauao-v "a
x.nt,ou i warSnled renovste hole Carpets ~!
no Inc entire abstraction Of the public ANY $50 W :.
uhch may haJe collected IN carpet can ne eon ~
moved by thu machine without ripping. or VIC s.suss
iniurv 10 the hbrc, leaving clean snd livery aPP 81 a.
o,na.d ns,onage NJ preference to the common nede OF
shsIing by had. BY witch they are oien no Hsi ieho
vsrrd and frequently tom or Otherwise dsmsgea. ,.
,,t.,. win ne utmost promputude Crpes TAKEN up
eIeaned and rl down on short notce % de-e Q, OF
derrd Wsgns kept in readiness 10 cal o' s'
where In New-York. Carpets cleaned ana 'e'1Noa ~
few hours - ,t.s..v oH.a n,
order, leo Cortlane-st with Mr. Linds,v once OF
he Cypress Els Cemetery 262 Broadway or hr ]" H.
II PrsL 81 B,rcllyG Will receive prompt afternoon
RgrrsEscE-Messs swifL Wadren 20 , ~ srSo'
Of; s. N Marsn Co. CorLsndst J. ADAAS'
40 eteod'
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AUCTION SALES.
N aLkNtN, Aacuuu--r.
by BANGS, pLSTT & 40. store enl srorlvs,

~ EANts, PLtTF & q. hlor" ~ 8fofIvl
DPsrcu sr as-aroo given 10 y = tsls = Privsle Libi
res Cssh ID ssrc-s made wien rs red
~ P2IyArE
Lsrirer's Popular Lectures Science erd Ar yn.s
3g1 ESasns's Hydraulics and Mechanics $40 yylr-
sor's Farmers Encyclopedia Gu-n0as Great N1rS or
Mich Cows rha-rs Principles Of Agriculture p zhOtg.
Agricultural Lectures DeToClsvllr's Democracy 10 Ame
nca: BOOK Of the Feet German Phrase Box: Ion
Sorgs-r Benn-ts Double fr,ry B0eAKeePug &c n
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n ANSi N1S-rsp-f. p,s0 pounds, from DIoss is.<s--
AA~de d1er-n! qua hes and ooors saJ- u nsnxssy
anng pnees OAuNT DERRICKSON. l5s soushsI
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AUCTION NOTICE. COTTON WI give b.
entities or individuals during the present month either al
Sr own residences the auction rooms 50 Beekmsn
and SO Ann ss Families who expect to break up viii con
fer favor by giving the earliest notice possible ais 81