The New York herald., 1851-12-28

TowDssnd- 81 %, (fcur seats
Msadows.si Is, (six seats
Auctionesr-wbich Of the smiths?
smitb-w. emith.
smi.h-w. ". smith. (Roars Of Iaushter.)
Nsa.si Is (fouI sss,sJ
wsst-..si IS, (iour ssats)
Jolie--.sl Is, (two teats)
S:lsssi Sns:r.shsis ss 4 ssvo as. ..s.s !S'r 's't'9
THE PARQUErrE.
The suctoneer then announced that he was about te
one. The rals proceeded as follows -.
Jollie$ 81, four ssstr.)
JOliis- 81 Is, isis III sests.@
I'M. Burns 81 SIX, (whoIs sof.)
Auctioneer--whieh Browne' I.ushtsr)
Brovns--JOhn Browne. (EssnsSed isughtsr) (Fouz
yoliie took the balance at 81 e2X.
Willians-$1 80.
Mssos tool the balance at same price.
John enth-$l 20. Much laughter)
John Jenes-.sl rs. (Rosrs Of lsushter)
Assr-$iso
This gentleman elected much laughter By volunteering
ns psns Of bis name lest 1t shOuld Be mistaken fOI
schoasSmsi sS.ssns5 2 ~, sM fsu, ;;.s')
Smith took the balance
5 5onis-si Is 81 tsisSs s. & .....)
SiS:in1 Wii1i.%. ssaa s1S &. ,sSs Ss'.,:. ::.'')
Jones Number ons-sl Is thvs seats) (Grsat laugh
A. !Snes.,lso (siz ssass)
Auetionssr~wA,eh Smith,
voce-Alphabet Smith lin allusion TO the Attorney
General in Ireland that the Irish pstrots
Auctioneer-we want NO moro Of the Alphabet family
epsrh.-sl 20 (thrse sests)
sidney--sl 80 (two sssts)
Jsllie-Sl 26 whole range)
seroesns-sI2 Is -four sests) Much laughter followed
wlson-sl lax flour sca.s.)
Jois-S l2h lfour scsts)
Tovpssnd.sl i2h (about thirty sests)
etuart--S1 Is (tvo sests)
Ss%1. SSsSrss-S q q cArss 'ests)
John ". smithVsi s IS q sqt1 rreat b.teh,
Auctioneer-How do you DO Mr. Smith It il long
time nov since saw any Of the Smith family. (Gress
JoIlis-si SS Z. whole b..ch)
Heavy-Sl, flour sests)
Edvasdsosi Is, (fOur sssts)
Bslnes-sl, ttsn sests)
s:;:; s:::s:sy;4 4: Il: 4; X:
TSs.,s::s- Tssss:ss- Il, Ssss Ss,s: :.:s: :..s:
Wilson -s12h
G1s,s.Sr' Sird*ei
Auetiosess-Any Of the family Of Boyds viii do.
Msnso. sGi',smM e great bstoh)
Prost-sl, flour sea.s)
TIE PRIVATE BONES.
Here there was loud csl for The private boxes.
Auetisneer-I put up No l. which win sect eight per.
!onis-whs. l the usual price,
Auction eer-s6
Noce-whst v,,I "A n. an unrs.v u,.h,,
Auctioneer-el2
yoce-I Will take II at sl2
The biddnss then were slI, sIe $40, s2l So, SEA,
and finally sM when II was knocked down to Mr.. Cor.
byn who ssd he would take the other private box s the
other side Of the stage, at the same price.
Auetonser. No Pit is immediately over No l-hov
Tn. biddIpgs then we're suceessv.ly ss &C. A. as 40
$40, sll, sl2 s13; Jole being the purchaser.
No 8, which s the lower box the other side Of the
and up to s When snessa sos. 70
No q overhead No. g. brought sls 50, being knock
ed down 10 Mesdovs.
nox ssars RESUMED
AuetcncerI have seld the FIRST three ranges Of boxes
The fourth range was then sold to Morgan at 81 z5
Meadows I'll Philips 81 25 and Meadows the balance at
The sales then proceeded . follows for the remainder
Townsend- VI s7lE flour seats).
yonss-sl 2s.
Auctioneor-what il the first name,
Jones-Willism. "a laugh.)
Auetioncer-The Joneses are 81 plenty az blackber.
ries
Thomas-Sl IS, (six seats)
hesdevt--1S, (vhole sofa)
Carter ~, flour seats)
Morrs-S, two sests)
More-s1. Qour seats)
Landon-f1
Neadowf-f1.
Auctione,r-Tbis is the lsst at the price, We shall
not cell any more Of the parquette.
Noice-Nsnsense.
Another voice--wni you not sell Up stsirst
Auctioneer-No, can't
Voice-You had better sell the front rows up stairs.
Auctioneer (consulting Mr. Marshal)-No, i can't
yoice-It will psy. What is the ordinary price
Auctit neer-F Fifty cents.
yoice-It will bring at least q dollar by auction.
kuctioneer-Mr Marshall will not consent
Voice Will You take drink, Mr.. Miller!
Col Mifler-It wss an angel who spoke (Great laugh
er. Auctiopeer exit
The auction thus terminated at quarter pact twelve
,clock