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SPORTING.

Union COURSE, L. L-TROrTING AND PACING
~ The following Sweepstakes and Purse to OF be-
tween the 10Th day Of April and 2o u NAY 1884, the
above Stakes and Purse SA5o No. Free for all
horses that never tottsd fer Sab 80 h IT,, and
fifty dollars added BY the Ms heats best In
TO harness. Free for all horses that troted
Sub $50 ht IT, And fifty dollars added By the
prietor Mile heats. best lin under the saddle No. Free
Tor All horses that have never thirty dollars
hsas best In harness. No.A Pree for all rses that
have purse thirty dollars Sab. 49, hf IT,
nifty dollars acted BY the proprsc Mile heats best in
under the saddle No Free ter all horses
hundred dollars. Sub 500 hi IT, and
one hundred sddsd by the proprietor Two mile heats
hhrness. No o. Free 70 s horses that have
pure over one hundred dollars Sub $780, b. a. and
hundred sdded BY the proprietor Two mile heats under the
saddle No. y Free Tor All horses that have
bred added BY the proprietor TIVE mile heats in harness.
Nos Free for all horses that have purse over
two hundred doilars sub 500 hf IT, hundred added
by the proprietor Nile heats best Sin TO harness No ~
Frte for all stations Tso mile heats 20 harness. Sub SO
hf IT, atty added BY the proprietor No H. Free all
pacing horses Sub. Sl hf IT, hundred added BY the
proprietor. Nile heats hes: IN TO harness No H. Free
for all pacing borss Sub Sl ~ f.. hundred added
BY the proprietor Nile heats best in under the saddle
No H. Free for all horses. Nile heats best In TO hsr-
Sub $50 ht IT, two hundred added by the proprie
Suffolk, Lazy Moscow kAc. others three
above named 70 make race two 20 start Mic heats beat
sin TO harness. In all the above Stakes and Purse three
TO enter: and 20 start 20 make Entries
to close the 18th Of March, 1851 a. o'clock ~
hadden's, lsS Chatham Square. Ali correspondence
must be reoeiy ed the dav previous to stall closing
JOHN l. SNEDIooH. Proprietor.
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BALTIMoEE, March II. Il

BALTIMORE, March IL, 1871.
The Outr WU-Baitimwe Victory ovcr pii.l-
dcIptia-Prisss a~d P,isoners-Rsal Eaafc--
Dsbst Of Pnodi-Fue-Sap Case, SC.
The oyster war has been brought to glorious
termination, and the steamer Herald returned yes-
terday from the scene OF conflict, covered all over
with Rlory. She started from Baltimore at eleven
o'clock on Tuesday night, with one hundred
armed men, and field piece, under command o.
Captain Mitchell, and at eight o'clock on We'd
nesday morning, captured large schooner, az her
fret prize of Tapgier Island. She then started in
pursuit Of another large vessel, called the Unions
the captain Of which, finding his capture inevitable,
scuttled her, and escaped with his crew 10 his
boat The steamer then started in pursuit up Tan
gier Creek, and captured i've more vessels. and
their crews, without any serious resistance. The
firearms were only used 20 intimidatc, no injury
having been done by them. Several other yeascis
escaped. and number Of the crews Of those cap
tured also succeeded IN getting ashore IN their boats
The Union, which ives scutiled, sunk lost az she
reached Annsmessex Greek, into which they were
all towed and given up, with their prisoners. TO the
Sheriff OF Someuet county. The Herald and her
gallant crew then left for Baltimore, after frng-a
parting salute, and arrived here at three O'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The price Of real estate in fillmore is rising to
an Unprecedented extent There were sales yes
terday OF l,sO0 front feet on Falls avenue, the
aggregate OF The sale % which amounted to
sissO00. few days previous large number OF
building lots were soil at i've times their original
cost amounting the aggreg ste 10 over sl00,O00.
Parodi made her first appearance. last night, in
the saloon OF the new Assembly Rooms, anf had
most brilliant audience, comprFing the fashion,
beauty, and musical taste OF the city, 10 the
grand aria 81 "Casia Diva" she carried the house
Nv storm; indeed. the enthusiasm could scarcely
be controlled, and fally eq1,llea that excited by
jimmy Lind in her most popular air, the bird song,
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I o.F;-oRAND ASSEMBLY OF Tue INDErEN
dent Order Of Odd Fellows. at Tripler Hail. Monday
evening March y ISL Tickets sa-may Be sb.sinsd q
81 Park Row; p O. ~ Charles MGowan Is Barclay street,
r. C. soria 49, Pearl street, p q. r. A. Adams n Mas
street. G. W. o. Groser Order ssk, Custom House,
?. O. stern Cedar street, r John Aedoe, IS Chris
tie street. r. O. Sec Benz j. Pent Suyvosant insurance
Company eorterof Broome street ana Bowery comntss
Davies Grad Secretary Odd Fellows HALL janice r. rsr
kins Odd Fellows Hall; w. Hall sop, 2 Boadway nd
Mercer Of Nassau and Ann streets; Golden
Rule Once, Ann street; r. r. Story, Is Patton street.
Brooklyn; T. R. Lee 25 Bowery Of Stanton stss
J. R. TAYLOR. Conptrorers Once. City HALL v. o. Ken
pedy, gil Greenwich street; Johnon 0roser Courtand
street, Week. coumsia COLLEGES Beach Brothsrs sqB
Office Of Fultod and Nassau streets James w. Hale
Courier and Enquirer Once, Wall street, a. A. q. Van
Bturen, 213 Beeeker street; Dep G. William uos<et
Wiiliamsburgh p c. Andrew A. Remme, Williamsburg fh
Chas. Il Ring 1872 Broadway. Of John street. NIB
Members Of the Order are requested TO appear In reg
THE FIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC sOIREk
Of the New York Herald Guard. will take place al
Nlbes saloon. Monday evening. March a. 1851 Tickets
81 To be obtained Of the foil owing committee members
Of the eompany-J Connery,J Doyle ". kArshau James
MeGowanI A. Garry. falvey. D. b. Hart. A. Carson,
Byrne J. Eaton. y. N. Armstrong William smyth william
Raeey. J. CONNERY, Commandant.
7. A. cLaRRr. Secretary.
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" fcred for sale Excel iniesd eompar
s.sa,io Ilsc. Lnoyp :. stsat,Sn Port between cosI
mile d the sttsr place and Is In every respect Sseididy
preferable Within quarter. an hours distance
S R ,s s hS v sss
" now offered sse consists q about eight ioss
was 2. rs the int.ptOn o. the owners @ allow the pur
-. mos. e :A:S sS'i.ss, Ise..s
We have resolution making ssnsra .sas
q, ElG. az siiSySs terms. iSs 10.
$50 all between lafayette and Heariets streets SIS; All
between nsnretts street ana ceegs avenue sloi 10
isysfsty valued sdyaes, q st.en ,Ss
slsmeat. q SO %fer the Srss q july provided TIE
SscoSs Of ten per such p.S
the ghSls smOun, Op The day q purchase All pcrons bur
isetsJ iron ali bssapess which viii Be dstrn.nssl 70 the
sss q he sS5 and
, ola ana se pr eject ~ mi.
mott the remainder Tor they are disappearing fact
sSs " M WOOSTER ss ssas
hs syi ho a IL ss. % s
building lot within accessible distance o. the city u New
psrona W. n wsH Ss' oas
orris.l q drsvh for lots and permit. gentle
bveysr havirg been sitsn feel scrty invite such
location vhilst choice yet remains An, person applying
:. ~ woo'.,r street can ss.s map VIII printed seal.
tst best cults him. oontrsct has been made 70 have
dock hui a. enable TO land from the
boat within thirty days from the nth day 0f March inan
and he entirely within sixty days from the
dsy. The dock builders this
work 70 complete their contract The in
treaty for boat 20 hourly from Fulton ferry. and
hs sso ~ touth at the foot az Twenty sixth the
fare Will never tt cents and anticipate thai In
the months II will be 10 low atsS cents We abstain
lste from asythins in f.yor q The isee, either
regsrds beauty o. scenery heslthy .csty u the
other houfand and advantages which this
~ many which the present moment offered
20 the pubc from our long experience In the sale
tstat v, sstisned that purchase tin thev
have .e,n aud ussed fcs thsmselv. swriase is In.
der oinitr 81 Mr rLsMaERs ~ Wooster styeet
a. O'Clock. whence Tartirs rroceed daily vie az
premises One ef thenn gtcd always s,cop
osiye them every explanation In rsUrl 10 the psls
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Sos3,464 so

This shows an increase in i've months this year. OF
S40564 a. This 10 ut the rate Of hundred thousand
dsars per The transportation easwardly into
the city Of Baltimore Of some OF the principal stsples
during the month Of February, % follows:-Bark
30 tons; coal 1ol57 do frewood 1872 do fsur A. 37I
bbs; grain, 12o2 tons; granite 24l dol iron, $50 do
iron and manganese, l4s dol lard and butter, 90
do leather, 20 Do; live stock, viz 55ls hogs Ala do
lao sheep, do; Ala horses and mules, 40 do; l0l
horned cattle GIT do; meal and shorts, 1853 do pork
and bacon, eos do; tobacco, 2s6 hhds whiskey 825
bbls niscellsneous 24I tons.
From the Statistics OF Lowell Manufacturer We
gather the following facts There are twelve corpora
lions Of different kinds which have fifty mills their
united capital is sls 1862 400 they have s26 500 spin
dies s,oeo looms audemploy s274 females, and s,7o2
mailer, and consume 575,4oo pounds Of cotton and
69ooo pounds Of wool per week. The average wages
Of females clear Of board per week. 81 and Of males
$3.50; the average per spindle yards per day, IL,
There ether manufactures in the place than
those specified above Of value Of 81 100000 employ
Ing capital of s4oo 900, and about 500 hands.
According to returns made on the 22d OF February
the New Orleans banks had circulation Of $685. l00
specie, s7.ol4ss5 deposits, 50 eos 276 loans, sli
463 s23.
Three cent pieces are now being made at the Phila
dephia United States mint. They three quarters
silver and quarter copper and about the size OF
Spanish sixteenth, though considerably thicker.
The Pottsviie Emporium states that II 10 In contsm
plstion to construct railroad from wilkes barre to
ecrantonis, on the Laokawsnna, and to form Q con-
necton from thst point with the New York and Erie
railroad The completion Of these two short roass
viii form = continuous line Of railroad and canal from
Phisdslphis to the town Of Erie the distance being
ess than from New York 10 Erie.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA

- mum, Proprietor and Manager IN sanford Assistant
nansger-Third and last seek Of MI Both, the Worlds
Tagedan whose engasemcut thus a proye ed q be
q extraor binary traney THIS ..eg VII appear
"Brutus" Town and Cointry and Bsrtr,m: pieoes in
which he has heretofore built reputation more lasting
than brass and characters In which his leatty is
know edged by the universe. In the Aftern Russell
smiths Grand Panorama Of Mexico the Isthmus. and Cali
fornia will be exhibited Tas 10 REGARDED OF the
correct representations Of those most interesting localities
Admission Is eta children under 10 years. l2it cts.
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ITO FoRMERs-oENrHEnzNw Wis.,
ing steady situations in the above rs either as bsne
tamborne banjo plsyers meet with employment the
year round By sppinr TO George Lea IFS Chatham
N None but talented performers need make appucaton
LNIRsT CLASS TEACHER or TaE PIAN0F0RTE
Il Guitar and einging-Miss worrAll, trom London
who has studied under masters Of eminenc Gves nruo-
ton the above either 81 residence
Of pupils her Refsrsaee hindy permitted 70 the
Rev Paris Of st. PAuls Church. whose daughter Miss
Wis At present instructing, l26 Hudson street.
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MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY, March IS Pm.

SATURDAY, March 15-6P.M.
The stock market considerably depressed and
clcsed much heavier than 1t opened The favorable
sdvioes from the other side not su ,ient to off,
set the depressing local influences at work Money il
daily getting scarcer and the rates on. OF doors
steadily advancing At this the money market
usually tghtens, but we do not look for that strin
gency usually experienced. The payments OF al
CLASSES Of merchants during the month OF Mach
every year are large, and the demand for monsy is
generally mere active than ct any other time. This
year the active inquiry will doubtless continue pretty
web into April. but do not expect a continuance
beyond the LIST Of May at the furthest The receipts Of
gold from California must throughout the season,
ert . favorable influence upon the market and when
the present pinch has passed away, money will pre-
baby be cheap at any time during the past year
Every succeeding periodical contraction in tn money
market becomes more severe, until it produces so
much embarrassment that many find 1t impossible to
meet their engagements at maturity, and declare
themselves insolvent 1t is these periodical pinches
That should be guarded against, or they will place
many in q very precarious position.
The variations In the stock market to-day were IS
folows-Erie Inceme Bonds declined - per cent
Eric Railroad, q; Edgewofth Company, u; Ports
mouth Company, y; Morris Canal, y; Long Island,
-; Reading Railroad, 4. Morris Canal was more
active to-day than we have noticed for some time
past The doubt and uncertainty existing in relation
to this stock has induced many to avail Themselves Of
the fret opportunity to realize The stosk Is operated
in by exchange Of certificates power of attorney
attached The board Of brokers has not yet acted
upon the resolution intI oduced few days since.
The receipts at the oce of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port to day, amounted to $96S SO; payments
$ss44l 69-Bslanoe, 81, 6a1, OIL OIL.
The earnings Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in each Of the Eve months ending March
LIST. in the past two years, were as annexei:-
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L. the 10ih Of April ensuing a II Intended to publish
entirely work. r the guidance Of the
the nave. In avolume cf So psxes with msp based
reesn, survey asd lustraons 70 be enlisted London
and s Vicinity Exhibited IN l,bl The work will
priss all objects worthy VI visitation and research Among
The subjects ed Of folio -Phy
real Georphy Of the Basin q the Thames Geolagy
natural Hstory statshcs srIt q the Public Journals
legislature Government, Municipal Arrangements Postal
Arrangements. Banking. Assurances. ImpOrt Duties,
Free Tsde Ar.s and Manufactures Ancient ani Modem
club HOUSES Decks and PERI 81 London Cirles Of Ar
GatdeFs lonservatories Pkks &C; Hospit.ls Lunatc
Asylump Iesrntd Societies Institutions Puhlia
hracs Obtervatores and the Instruments muse; Prisons
and their Penal Disciplne Public smusements Thames
Tunnel and other Public WORMS Water supply no 40 Ne,
49,. VA me het ssceve -. sot Up natsa
published in New York By Appleton Co. roo Broadway
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN-rHE GALLERY
Az Of the Academy 6a3 Brosdwsy opposite Bond street
IL yeady for the reception Of pictures for the twenty
txth annual exhibition. Artists requested TO send in
the usual list Of their works before 10th Of March,
in order that they sent for from the 10th TO the 10Th
Of March inclusive. BY order Of the Council.
,. II. sHfSoGr Corresponding seorstary. N. A.
LIME ARrs.-TINE ARf5.-TO rHE CITIZENS or
New York AID is yicnityA large sale Of valuable oil
antings wall tsko paos At Hunts auction store, ui
Williams street on 1uestAy morning. the lnth at had past
eleven o'clock, be- Nc colec ton 81 mosern p.ntngs
sspg OF American. Canadian, French. Datch and swiss
scenery from the pencil OF the ubderssned Every picture
Is In gsod order ard ready TO ornameat Enemans
rsflor The francs also made OF best mstersi asr
rards and the best gold All iasers
sna friendly TO the Advancement Of the undegnd
seyes. r. q. COATES
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AmUsEmENTs In BROOKLYN.

brooklyn MUsEUH.-PROPRIgT0R AND MANA
- ger, Mr. Y. N. Kent-Prices reduced-Psrquette, IS
cents Gallery, l2k cents First night Of Mr. 5. Chan
frau Re.tnsasement Of Mr. = ssots=MondAy evening,
Scott. Albert Miss AlbeItins After which, the local
piece OF NOSE IN CALiFORNIA-Mose, Mr.. r. 3. Cban-
frau; Syheey Mr.. Seymour; Lze Mics Albsrtine To
clude with the farce Of SLA sHER AND CRASdER-Sasher
1T. r. n Kent; CrAsher, Mr.. Burke.
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CLOTIIIKG.
BROTHERS. NOS. nj

CIoTHING HoUsE-BRooKs BROTHERS. NOS IIo
and lis Cherry street., corner OF Catherine street. New
isk desire to inform their friends and that they
have for extensive and varied sock Of ready
made Clothing embracing every quality and desor pton
hsrchsnt Tailoring would invite especial attention
10 their selection Of goods for the which have been
carefully procured for this department.
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CPRiNC FAsHToN.-GpNTLEhENWI WISHING TO pUR.
~ chase hsncstue and dursee Hat Tor srrns vii nad
the article 12s Bovery, which for beauty ~ nntsh aud
material viii compete With ~ the city Asn rrssty
and suitable Hat for youths With chece assortmeu q
rent,mens youths and chdrsps Csrt, Of the different
styles Make minste Of thi. scs eslls
hONAkQJES. - Bbwsry.
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vVoRLDs rAIs-AN ENGINRIR BgJSolDRArTs-
w msn sud machrist will attend the Fair at London
ne cners his services TO al who wish 70 rroh bv this COED
chance Tor Eettipr Tsrs new invenons and o. all kfnas
uarhitty Best will Ne eivcn Please address
~ letter, rot rsd Woids Pair NolsS sst Nine esnth
street., New YoIk.
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RkD HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS rRorrINa.-A
~ OF SIS will OIL Tuesday March u.s.
for hortes that Mls hestL beat In
tosAdds to close at heabOye house Monday evening
o'clock. g. LUTt, proprietor.
DIGION sHooTING-AT RoBoKEN, ON MONDAY,
II nth instant, weather PERMITTING. good supply Of
birds and rare sport expected.
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CALIFORNIA.


II IRcHHorF, DE- SOFA h co, COMMISSION nEs-
~ thant San Traresco California Referenees-Metsrs
Siunsr c., e. Thomas, W. !; nosr Sand Nsrs New
fers " w BruAe Sons Baltimore; gossier Co, BIS
ton fruhlng Gc,oheo, London John A. Droese Cos
Bremen Gorrissen Co. HAMBURG John hss5n Co., Phi
laaelphis.
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q 10REWARD-L0sT-oN SUNDAY ArrEHNooSIN
20 ~ passing through Broadway between Snrnr a. nd
the Irving House. Ladys Cold Chain and Pencil will
Iocket containing the portrait of gentieman attacked
The finder will be beay rewarded returnin the above
y BtRNks bkoiuEks i6I czand strsst, DAD Fellows
Hall
\ osT-oN SATURDAY EVENING LAST tYE,rsR-
dsyl about seven o'clock. between i1g Broadwsy aud
go Houston street AL Geneva Fold watch plain face
IN black with sck and gold key attached pa
I'm Jenens maker suitable eard will be given 20 any
person leaving u At either Of the above numbers.
n osT- ON sATu RDAY, uARCu rs, IN COLO sTRr1T
- between Plat street snd baden lane. plain silver
rnun Rox engraved crest, Camel side In
tide, n n. 10 =. O. n; NAY IA, 1882 whoever has
cund the same and will return II 70 Mr. c. Hosson All
Pearl street, may receive reward VI I'VE dslIsrs.
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WANTED-INroRHATIos OF MICHAEL o. ON
w neil native OF iresnd. county Of sligo, parish o.
Conry. and townissd Of nssheresor Any infermstion
irg him will Be th,nhfuiy received ~ his addicted
sissr Margaret OConneL lS5 Grstne street, New Yerk
with last heard from was Ceogetown Kentucky. sou h
ern and Wc1tsrn papers please copy.
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PUBLICATIONS.

WEsTssUSDAYNEws-T NEWSPAPER KNOWN
w ss the Sunday sorBi0g News" and .west's Sunday
News will In weeks from this preseat date change its
has had exclusive feature ia the opinion q the
public IL for it, adv have al
II ahal. No more 20 he said. fkED WEST
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~ historical Romance. BY. Smith, ESQ Handsomely
farous produions Of modsra romance WRITER'S this noble
work stands pre- emiuebtiy foremos IL divided into
three parts each portion, Illustrative Of OF the
marked and famous eposhs In the history Of England In the
hst portion the author gives series OF brilliant pieure
Of the peculiar chsracerscs OF the brave but
stubborn saxons snd their equally vsisn but posh
"a and chtvtreus artason the naughty Normans Since
the mgo wand Of scott has been brokeR writer has do
pcted such powerful and glowing colors the varioas
nobe the tous priest twhoto upifted often
the only spell which could arrest the brutal passions Of
sort pulous rowerG the lovely high-born and the
sturdy saxon cert are ali described with vifor
that gives 70 airy nothing local habitation and
In the second part the shifts the stirring
the blun King Hsl -rho never spared his
woman in his iuet-and admirably our an thor
pefrmsd HE oineul task. Never we're characers more
bicey decriminsed or more wildly portrayed
snd ndonahe Woey, and his able lesser All seem
i've bfesthe, and the potent bidding
OF the author The third book contains the evsphs
duektions ca the peculiar ohsractettce that
ctanritn o. the peoples rghts Oliver Cromwell and the
starfed Charles that have ret been given either
historian rcmartist All those stirring ncdents ste
worked up with st by the suthor aud make
most entran erg tomsntet voiums. indeed that 10
for intense sso interest By the grest books
In the New York Star increased the large circulation %
thst several Thousand copies The wood Cravings
ae &c trx by the OIL hrs;ed knssh psinter
titert sna IN his bt style BIZ orr. the
great The ABOVE wors IL published COM
WI BURGESS, "a Ann street.
For sale at all the bookstores.
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CIRCUs-NEw YORK AhPHiTHEATRE BowRRY.
~ James y. June Co., propretors. Doors open at
quarter before to commence at hapas Private Boxes
90 cents Boxes 25 cents Pit, f2k sonts Mr.. Runnsls
Equestrian Director; John COSTA Clown; Clp, DeCamp,
RiTg Master Monday evening March IL Nile Louise
naiars will appear in her celebrated and admired
ohangsbe set Of Horeemanhip entitled La Fortune. The
terrific Bautue Leaps will be given the entire npany
Mss Mary Ann Wells in her Daring And principal Act M.
b. L. Runnes in splendid set of Horsema nship The
whole 10 conclude with = new Ext
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lDyRRrlsEnEsT RENEwED EVERY DAY.


N 3. uoUoH, AUcTroNEEa-rux ATTENTION OF
~. hsusekeepvrs h called to the sale " handsome furn
ture, Monday merning, 81 l0 o'elosk Green
avenue etnsisng Of the furniture Of gentleman leaving
the city which wal &c pefempt0riy sold. aud humbug
Sofas mai ogany chairs snd rockers msrblcop
bvresus and talep with great quantity ofother furniture
A ssIGNEEs SALE or CRoCkERY, GLASSWARE,
IA Fancy Teys &c, At auetion.-rhe undsrsigaed will cell
~ auction sonday March i7h. 81 10 o'clock, st No ~
Carmine street Beector street. the entire oek Of the
esabshm general assortment 81 Crocs
and Clssswsre; Of Toys Terms cash. In
current money. PkTkR PARKS, Auotioneer,
Oaoe " wall street. second Aoor.
TIVE GREAT BALE or IMPROVED DAIRY STOCK.
eonssing Of upwards q 0 head, be0nging 70 Thomas
Bell OF horrisania Westchtttsr county. will oe sold ~
public snoton the 25th day OF hsrsh At l2ocook with
out reserve eaalogue, giving description Of each anti
nal, viii be Given on the day Of sale THOMAS BELL.
w. IN. Igwus Auotioneer.
horrsania miles from New York, by Harlem Railroad.