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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22
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To AAE EDITOR NE tNN NNNA&h -.
Ntw YorE. April "a 1851
IN ycur rarsr g the 18th inst l. published fu
he A.e e the Ninth Ward. addressed % Mr. James
naNwt ~ uf I'D ivUft street thui hi personal pro
Ity ufsrsstd a - 0B9 and anptr. in answer to
note receive r IN Mr. Nj debating lat HI tupp0scd
a. duty witch We took ion d,r IN rpnon frum
Erd ytt have good reaon TO chang it nor
81 w tti4yU ever iail unless Ii ~ shown that
tlv ag cfprts u 10 travel over the city End such
liable tu II assessed. ~ tlr tine such persons
tit residing w the Ward We rpeeiYed note from Mr.
would call him ia the any Time between The hours
II SA and p VI. ~ Z.4 buwtry, show hun where his
nrtprrty was ana assure him the ownership, he would
lay Tie tax whenever ~ think proper &C. ean at 80
p,vtty or igO Fourteenth street We did not see Mr..
I'll his rrsltrtc u j. true hut persons there;
wieitF thty fsi " his family not ~ do not
know they told ~ that Nr " Fcsdel there, and w~
esrs fully r0urtl Uf them o. Mr. Ms business AMI
rcumstauc,s aud from what learned. considered y
,tr duty to nsstss him We sent him note o. that rf
r Il on tie 18th February. ft would have caused him,
Mr u considerable rss trouble than H. hss taken on
hmscflaI b. caii,d on q " andhad himsclfrige
rrsdes iyouuid have saved powder Your idea of the
law j. right Mr. Editor aud you that We have carried
II cut 60 the letter although in your rcmarss. you
20 convey the idea that We did not You say, Mr.
Editor that have right t. know what IA ths
value ~ their property We think too and for that
rastn sent Mr. NJ notice q month aud a half be-
ure we're through Because this chooses 90 pay
no attention to his own aiairF are W. to blame IL
wry easy 10 ctmlsin. hat yrry dMcut snfnetimes 70
give reason f0r IL. With this expiration Nr lditor
wc here you will rive the credit e trying T. % our
duty and not in that loose you ay the business
Of the Is conducted A. ~ The knowledge ws
possess Of assessing property a. not profess t. kow
/ more uen common people. Eut what hn"N'uSSee,
have We have cndtayored to use 90 uur bes, ao''ss
and IN accordance with obligation v We nav - -
scssed properly for than II y worth, hey c"s =
you say swear II ~ before the Tax Comltss.n',a
fieeee insert this IN answer 70 Your =, .,,." 80 '
ROBERT PETERSON, A'ss..oqs ~ ~, y, W
Ut xAgDELL, va ""u-
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A NcuoR. crown. AND EAGLE BRAND CHAM
n pagheiust received, 0 baskets oi ths above which
bcrsd AZ the Low price of W doscn WARRANTED pure
aud genuine " the importer. A.. DALllMOkL,
Brandy store Br.one street corner u Crosby.
rI,HT CnosCEsToID INpORrED WINES. BRANDIEs,
ae &c b. purchased ter ca ~ oniyl - per cent.
cheartr a. 40 ilrouc street ~ t0shy, than At
Other house Nv tho city. Especial attention paid 70 the
hcttinc department which stains HAD - od i'm.
ported btd Iuors Iaiiies supplied WITH alas,
a. BALTIMORE. Prrprietor.
nIDHST BRANpINS, WINES, SEGARS. Sc.-THE
OoSer & glaes choice old hrnudy and fra rant la
tana viii lc to ind both together with best import
"a wines and Ia1ers AZ A. DAlilMuRES Brandy Store
treshy. tino ale porter, cider
snd miners.i water. cents rer glass.
w ANDBRs NDIrs, IhNrtNC PER THE BARK
w Sidodia from iranee-i93 ht ~ qnar"r and ~ oc-
rasha brandy, tcgnac pale and darS; 5D baskets
recuc, esrut s now laaihS AMI Tor sale
~ 4 H. SIMPSON SONS - South william. street, near
Lrosd sgest
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Congressional Contested Election In Penn
sylvania, &c.

DAsyIlIE, (pa) April 81 1851.
The matter Of the contested election of the Eleventh
Congressional district is before the Court to- day
Judge Jayne, of Wyoming, presiding. The lion John
Brisbane IL counsel for H. b. Wright, (tem) the
tcstant. and the Hon. Joseph Casey for Mr. Fuller,
(whg) The case exctes great interest and the trial
will doubtless last during the week, the point being
admission Of certain votes This district recently
presented by the Hon Chester Butler, (whs) deceased
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Artn q .I1n n. Ut,d against NE n y. oad HuL1
R1irred CoaTcrV 1r Tsintia alleges that nOrt ioia
be going up Centre street, ana at The corner ot
Anthony ttrec he thrown down and ser 1usly In
jnr,d ~ mill mans upgou striking against hipa and
Gers and Nants; and proved ty the testimony u Henry
Bown. the mllEman referred tu. that ae the lter wa
BfondNoy aud whilst waiting one 81 the tracks Tor
cart pass which was going up be heard ~ order "
c nr the track flOm tbs driver uf coming down lie
then struck his horss 10 rc cut - tie way and In order
e. avcd being hintlf iy the trr coming down
he then struck Mr. Weed the plaintiff Win the shau ~
hi. wagon, aud nuOckod him down. The plantu alleges
that enc # tie dtfentants cars Chat going DOWN vas
eorg II unlawful rate a pccd The defence T. that
the accident was not caused ~ any carccssnes- or n
rcrcc o the rart o defendants their agents on servants
Tie Damages are laid at $4,000.
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PiTTsBCRGH, April IL 1891.
II has been raining almost constantly since Friday
but there Is now prospect Of its clearing up. There
ten feet Of water in the channel and the river
still rising Iicayy floods and much destruction Of pro-
perry are anticipated
WnKrsBaRRE, April 81, 1851
The Susquehanna river at this pon very high and
L. rising rapidly. We have had heavy rains and the
weather begins to look like clearing up.
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Excitement Relative to the Collector and
Naval Oflicer of Philadelphia.

PHrIAprLPHIA. April 81 1851.
The decision at Washington in the cases Of William D.
Lewis, Collector Of the Port and Peter c. Eaker Naval
Officer has caused much sensation and talk among poll
ticans. An Indignation meeting Is spoken of and some
strange de,elopcmens expected to be made regard
to Secretary Corsn The city is filed with of
designations and removals about to take place.
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Funeral of General Brady, Sc.

DETROIT, April 10 lS5l-ll A. NJ
The last honors to the veteran General Brady are
ing rendered here to-day Weather is fine and all the
military in and around the city are out The firemen
and draymen horses and all the societies of every
description and kind out in fun regaa The streets
and hous ctops filled with spectators
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH,


BALTIMORE; Apri zly iooI
In connection with the mysterious appearance Of .
steamer in the Chesapeake Bay it is rmored that
three hundred men have embarked here, to join the
Cuban expedition
Archbishop Ecceston still lives though In dying
dition. He has fstula in the throat
The New Orleans mail Of the 18th, has been received
but there is news of interest
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rCTToy NoTfcE pAtRop FAuu,


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - new YORK
IN and Philadelphia dircet-rrlted Statts Nail lae-
Through IN ~, hours, vie Sew Jerey Railroad Fare
duccd 70 fr hreass and S. ~ frr seond class. Leave
New York AZ Ga. w. from foot Jourtland street,
GA NJ ard H. NJ from foot Liberty street Leave ~
dephs ate and A. NJ. and H. NJ. IRON the al
nut street.
eI,o THE COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION AND
tic several Benevolent s1eetrs, established IN this
city for The purpose ~ protecting and usstng
5rpm their respective countries De known yon that
will receive basrd the Peoples LINE 81 Steamboats, III
YORK and forwari u their destination all cngrant.
me yorr ore tfrce Of hea runner
At the folluwfn o
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i IrNpnErLnENrEn nEspArrlIl lRArEsnrnncrnll

I TNPKEtLDENTED DEsPhTUUl RATES NEDUtEDll
- ADAMS x 20 ~ great California Freight packaes nll
Parcel Express pr United states mail steamship ONO, On
saturday. April 3th. Special messenger Mr. W. ~ Rob-
irA0n. frD Boston oea Special freight agent Mr. j..
T. tlceyer from Phadelpha Office. Our next uIar
IxircFs for Panama and san TraneCo VIA tho sthnrs
yn b. despatched rer United States Mail Steamer Oho
Iet tenant j. H. Schenek tUmanaer for Cha direct
SATURDAY, 9th inst, AZ o'clock T. NJ thrput usual
~ carEs II Special and Sre ial Fret III
W tho unickef possible time and greatly
rstcs All freight 70 forward ty t Express must m de-
hytrel cor the th. S4na p1rceia sill be
ciycd rutB T. o'clock of the day of sailing. Eseth
" rendered strictly waterproof aud should
exceed ~ lbs weight. Invoices absolutely requisite q
enahi, ccsr Ae goods AT New lvrs Castom bat
charsc i i.@dc by a. to he service.
ADAMS K 90. tGS rs Wall strset.
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CALIFORNIA.

~ IRcHHorr DE sofa q Co. COMMISSION MER
M ohants San Frandsoe California Rcfersncrs-Mersra
grun.rs Coz 81 Thomas, W II soller Sand Riers, New
York; w. W. Brune Sons Baltimore, Gessler Co. Bos.
bon; rruhling orosohen London; John A. Droege Co.
Bremen; Corrisop Co., Bremen Johs Macon Co. 7hil.
sAsipAta.
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And 10 all places West Southwest in proportion Toe
employed by the sub-crber The Peoples
Vine OF Steamboats, the Hudson River Fire. class eanal
boats on the Erie Canal and Emgrant Train on karoal
between Albany and Bualp and first class Steamers ON
Lower and Urrer Lakes With respectabe and ndnrious
agents az te several stations The excellence ~ th con
NJance Y net cluaed IN any other part o. the world
nov Fenieren VI protection anything why N thnt
nrtenfh cf The cingran which leave NeN york. nay y
toto pei cent heer ste am not tramclei down With IN
neccssay esp"ns hercors the above rates allows me
.ar emehaaon defy the world 70 urnfSh better means
OF convey aeno ersan u the United states has more x
rernce ~ orw ardng srcater wish he servceable
20 the emiant Ny for thus publicly addressing
yon arr that yer may have No plea 81 nerance II emit
grants nnaer 2ov care arr defraudcd aud imposed upon
sou hold eu the snacr e protection IN give ~ DO
mot use he confidence placed IN by the poor stranger
toher uisadgan age Ny oice remains AZ the old stand
al Cedar street. New York. JOHN ALLEN, Ex-Naysr Of
Rochester.
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EUROPEAN ADyERTTsEmrnTs.

ENTERED AT STATfOSERS' HALL.--GREAT ExuI.
II bition Almanac for 1884, ntaining view build
Ing erecting in hyde Park and full account every
German ass how to visit in six days the whole Of the
tuitous exhibitions in London and Its principal
streets churches monuments markets &c with the
fares and every other information Published by
Ross Sons l9 and lO Bishopsgate street. the
celebrated Perruaaicrs psrumers hair cutters hair
sion orders for description Of goods for parts the
world Ross Sons also solicit the attention persons
si,tnK Of British and foreign periumery hey having
IN France kind of
ing cases srops, and cutlery including their
Guard Razor which prevents the possibility Of any
cutting himself while shaving arrapaory dyeng the
hair q any required shade and their
OF ornamental hair Of all kinds for beth ladies gentle
MIN Any orders received by them promptly to-
and II Of EU value and upwards will be
Wholesale price but remittance with indispensable and
they undertake that nothing but first class goods shall be
sent Tor which their name sufficient having
been established nearly century Price OF the Almansc
3D. with the usual allowance to the trade had by
order OF all booksellers and the
world Address, Ross Sons ll9 and 10 Bishopsgate
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NV, hcCORMiCK, AUCTIONEER.-GILT FURNI-
w turc. Carpets. &c.W Mccormick Co. will sell this
AZ ~ o'clock ~ 3 Spruce street suit Of rih gilt
FURNITURE covered with satin damask removed from
adjustment M town. consisting Of Sofa, Dyans with
backs, four Chairs two Arm Chairs. Couches we'll
suited for The stage; also u lot Of Carpets.
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SIIIPPING.


TT SNAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR NEW OR
5ocock L. NJ Fare reducedThe splendid double engine
seamshp OHIO 5000 tons bnrhen, James Fnday Schenok
& her Sar af"ot of wv ss sSl0'k ~
ernment mails direct for Havana and New Orleans Chagro
srred At avan. TO the spiendd doubea
cents foot Specie only taken Havana
No bills Of lajng will be signed after the sailed
NJ. o. ROBERTS.
LNoR CHACRES DIRECT.-THE NEW DOUBLE EN-.
Rine steamship Promethcus Capt. ii. W johnson, will
make Cbagrcs before taking her place on
the Nicaragua route aud viii New York for Chagres
direct from Pier No. T. North River Monday, the 18th
April inst at 3ocock PM For freight or passa te having
i. d. ALLEN. Battery place.
DAssAGE FOR cALIFoRNIA.-TnE FAST DOUBLE
4 engine steamship PROMETHETS. Capt. II. w. John
son, will leave New York for Chagres direct Tier
mskngo trip Ckayres before taking place on
tie Nicaragua route. For choice 81 berths apply to
THOMPSON 4 HiTiIicOCK.
li9 Pearl street. corner Of W all street.
EoR SAN FRANCIsCo-FIRsT yEsSEL-TuE NEW
aud elegant clipper ship ST THOMAS. can take small
quantity Of light fr, ight and four passengers.
EB SUTTON co, - wall street.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO AND oREGoN-ExTRA PAMI-
II ly Steamer On LIST June. By the only through line
from fansma to San Francisco. TIE we known and vo.
tensr and convenient for fames-sspa
rate state rooms in both saloon and second eabniu be
ls June from Pansma. Her late trip from Fran cisco
vas performed in twentyone days She will be ready
In the which will be middle Of May
fare they will certainty and economy offered
other steamer. For tickets, which will bein the saloon
f2oofrom Panama to San Francisco in the u cabin SO
HowIAND \ ASPINwALL. 81 and IS South street.
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" A.CHiLTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
-. hold Furniture. No. l3 Bond street-COLE chill
ioN VIII sell ~ ametion, on Tuesday April p 10 clock
An at No. IL Bond street. good Furni-
Eue consisting mahogany dining chairs
sofas rockers bureaus bedstad and washtands
ana otner carpets mahogany six octave piano. very
Tone large assortment Of china and glass Sale
commence with the kitchen furniture Terms cash In
banka5le money. Goods will be delivered i'm after
the sale N
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The steamer sultans arrived VI Chicago on the lih
inst frcm Buslo being the rst steamboat around the
lakes this scastn.
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NANl FRElLTS LINE.-CREGORN'S CALIFORNIA
E1grt.. .-Extraordinary Dcspatch-Our next express
viii e forwarded ny the splendid double engine teanshp
lromcthous Captain IL. ". johnson. Monday 2Sth
Atrl inst At IN This steamer ~ ASing more trip
direct 60 Chagrc before taking her place tho Nicaragua
route Parcels received uut the mnraiu ~ the
day OF sailing 'sd letters until "a A. M Packages (which
must T. all u mada perfectly waterprCat must be lot
at the oite tie day previous. No Custom House charges
made For passage freight hy the irnmetheus having
splendid accommodation, apply at this office
TUOMlSON s. HITCHCOCK,
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u c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture this day (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock at house
Mercer street by catalogue viz a handsome
Furniture consisting Brussels and other Carpets
Mahogany Parior Furniture Window Curtains OH
Mirrors Mahogany French Bedseads Marble Top DRESSING
Bureaus and Washstands Marble Top Centre Tables Hall
Stands Stair Carpets Oil Cloths Mantle Ornaments Maho-
good Furniture, China Glass and Crockeryware Kitchen
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yTo SPERM OIL RECTIFIERS OR MERCHANTS-A
gentleman residing at Manchester, England having
extensive connection Of twenty guilty
with spnners manufacturers, machinsts. Ne in that town
and district to receive agency the sale
Parties enabled to supply aud hrrate article
larry will find this valuable connection References
the highest order. Address s. x of Messr, Wilmer
N.w York.
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M ROSKEII lSECCESSORS TO STnRR IA

HUNT g. ROSKELL, Successors TO SToRR
Mortimer) Godsmiths Silyersuhs, &c. 70 the Queen,
also lronometer and Watchmakes Of No I56 New Bond
street London manuaetory % Harrison street. Grays
nn-road beg 20 intimate to their patrons that
abon moving from their branch business in Princes
Manchester, to St. AIMS square, in the town. and
Immediately opposite to the principal entrance Of the
Exchange. = =
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d A. H. IL DLoW, ,AUCTIoNEER.-HOUSE AND LOT
-. on Twenty-third street,. ii. LUDLOW viii sell at
Lans ksehange-Twenty yeishth streetThe tlree story
Easement brick house aud lot No. 81 Twent hth street
ween ourt and Madison avenues; house 2jx feet has
al the modern improvements except furnace $500
fcHa on bond and mortgage for five For further
particulars pply the oce of the auctiopeer New a.
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T,O THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA INTENDING TO


L. visit the Great Exhibton-Mech Of 4 Leadenhal
street. Gracechurch street London has
powned throughout the civilized world for Razors Strop
Cutlery in general Needles, Dressing cases. Work
and PAPER ache in al its various applications
ns well requisite for the toilet and work
Deeply sensible II the necessity which the ensuing Great
Exhibition imposes worhily sustain his has
secured considerable the display
his numerous productions while his we'll emporium
Ieadenhal street, will receive accession stock
lated to meet the extraordinary demand which he an
pates Among the sights Of London more interest
Of taste and elegance there not conspicuous
Mechis Those who wish TO the manufactures
land displayed in the attractive must not omit
to visit Mech where they will find objects
adapted to the requirements of class Of
Catalogues will be furnished gratis address
England, post free.-4 Leadenhall street
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lENRY II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Household Furniture OIL Paintings Works 81
IL Leeds Co. will sell "a auction, Tuesday. April 29
81 Oociucf, ~ No - Twenty third street secyni hoas.
east fFourth north eide general assortment of
neat furniture, IN perfect order, viz Rosewood French
grand action Piano. made BY St,dart Dunhaa rosewood
Grench erc Fed Secretary and Bookcase carved rosoo1
STA. Tcte Tete. and Chairs covered in rush
rntings ty Burand Postelic aud other modern artists
Iigurts aad Groups in rlastiine and bcu Eagr1ynrs
Nnrte Ornaments. &c black walnut extension Dinihs
Table mahogany French Bei-tead Dressing Bureau wash
stands Tsl and Bru sells Carpets Oh Cloth Crsckery
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HENEr II. LEEDS ArcTIoSEEa-NAcSIYIcESr

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
collection ot high cost oil painting selected in Europe
recently By T. Beaumont ESQ. aud rior s,ic
ever made IN the city. Sale without IiearY H.
Leeds 90. viii sell at auction, Wednesday, 81
April az l - NJ in the gallery Of the In
sttute; oa1 Broadway nearly opposite Bond
nnd tauable collection Of pictures probably the costly
ntage ot ornal work o art ever offered at auction in
this city. comprising original specimens the works
Cstecried such Teniers
dael storek, Brekenkampf De ees. Pynarker Lsirsss
Palamcdes Marinar Zurbarau, Guercne Others
q the great European schools Of painting together wit
shoiee selection OF the ucons Of the M
ing artists including the works ~ DE Brakcaer
Van S.lendel Carter. Akkerskyk &e. Mc purchased uf
the artists direct and have been copied duplicated
Tie collection comprises lJo choice pictures the whole
o. which collected by Mr. ~ Beaumont Of this city.
from Various cabinets galleries an studios abroad who has
spared making IL worthy Of at
yanecd taste the hne aud IL will probably he found
70 surrass ia interest and value which
las preceded IT, The Gallery will he their
examination On Monday and Tuesday preeedin; the sale
sale positive whourcserye. Catalogues be obtained
~ our store SEATS will be retained for ales who wish
10 attend the sale.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION.

10 G.. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.-BY FRANCIS H.
Rsyeli-Tuesday April - ls5l Household Furniture,
at No. go Greenwich neat and general
OF Psror bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Sale to com
mence ut precisely half past ten o. clock, A. ".
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sHERENCE BOYLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 "wednesday. I'D inst, 10 o'clock, 10 Cherry
stree near sarsetA the furniture in the house. consist.
ing 81 sofas Chairs Tables. Looking Glasses Sfr-board
Jeaeads. Mattresses. Carpets Oil C1oth Feather sls
and iseddng stair carpets and Rods Vases Canllcsc
Kitchen Furniture etc.
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LEEDS ArcTIoSEgR- R-GFSrrEt

HENRl n. 1T ID !, AtCTloNERR R-GENfEEL
= Household furaiture-Henry H. Leeds Go. will sell
at auction 1ueday April - at ~ o'clock at NJ. ~
Greene street Fcrtel household Furniture, consisting
Brussels Carpet rosewood and Parlor Sofas Chairs Se
covered W crimson Centrc Tables, Mantcl Ornaments.
Glasses, Ac htdruomi urnitusu consisting Of Barcaus
Nasstands, pclsteafs Carpet chairs, Bcds Matrcssgs,
Iiliiasters kitelon Furniture, sc.
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WM W. SHIRLEY. AUCTIONEER.-MANUFA
Nv rers stock of Lamps Grandoles Sc. auction on
Ihursday April 9th alto o'clock at No. i2i Grand .,rse
corner 81 Attorney street positive cash sales of solar
grandoles cut and plain glass lar terns fixtures
counters, show oil in lots dealers
families.
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EXPIRE 50 AGENCIES, &c.

ENPREsS FOR ENGLAND AND DFRANCE.-MoNlCoL
IL Co.. Lgrop. for the steamer Africa
Packages aud Parcels for the above viii be vcd
until Tuesday, 22d April ISL special messenger will be
despatched ~ the subscribers. McSlIOL 4 CO..
s. Wall street New York and Fcnwick It,, Liverpool,
RERFoRD& co.'s. FAST EMPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
- single newspapers ets-by the hundred s3-iostaSe
~ cts, rt isht ~ c b.; next shipment viii be by tue
fast ststeorship fremetheus. Monday 18th inst Mails
close at - r. W Small parcels receive Ell till 4. NJ. pack
not t. exceed ~ lbs made water proof received till 10
A. NJ th inst. Mr. Borord resides the staus and
coII Ianics our freight from Cha yres to Panama
No. : Astor House. Vesey street
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RY J. MEGEMAN. NIruRE

safes ~ ireoklynW eanesday April 2d, az oclo sk
AM at NO 70 Pierrepoint street Elegant rurntre-
tets o. rosewood paror furniture, in bocate eaboraey
carved made 20 order without ragar cost in r.
eet order one set ssng Of eight pieces;
TWO elegant tete tetes do chair
Two do reception chairs ortx pie an
elegant soa do tete tee; four do chair vii
oh brussels and ingrun carpets; sofa bedstas
french bedstead Nc Wednesday April 23 at II ocock
An at No. "A Nilldughhy, between Pearl streets
1eheel Household Furniture, comprsng the usual
meht OF paror chamber and Kitchen good order
logues Tuesday. "