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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
A Beautiful Sketch,

The belTtolls Again the sad min
strelsy of Death strikes out his iron drge,
in measured notes. Again THE same
tale is told. The remorseless enemy OF
I man is our midst. The sky o'ercast and
cloudy and the drifting snow eddies in the
whistling blast A lone day for funer.
al-cold without, .and mother earth fast
folding her faded bosom in her chilly
shroud. Earth i passing away. An
other has passed. beyond the realms of
snow and wintry blasts, into spring of
eternal bliss and unfading bloom. Pass
ed away into Winter! Fit time for the
old to die, falling like autumn leaves to
the earth in the Winter of life! But
cold for the warm hearted young to pass
away.
Room, gentle flower my child would
pass to heaven" said Willis, as he laid
the child beneath the green summers sod.
Twas happy thought, for childto pass
through a pathway Of flowers to heaven !;
brighter bud than all to expand where
graves and winter are not. But it is win
ter now, and child is passing to its lit
tie home in the cold earth. The snow is
falling and the turf above its breast will
soon be white as its own lips and cheek,
or the shroud around it. But the sea-
sons will move on. The spring. time
will come again; and the sweet flowers
will burst from their wintry sleep upon
the little girls grave, while in the sum-
mer Of Immortality, she shall bloom in
unfading innocence and beauty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

Love OF PRA1sE.-The Incorporate
love of praise not only weakens the true
principles Of probity, by substituting in
ferior motives in their stead, but frequent
ly also impels men to actions which are
directly criminal. 1t obliges them to
follow the current of popular opinion
whithersoever it may carry them; and
hence shipwreck is often made both Of
faith ard Of good conscience. Accor~
ding as circumstances lead them to court
the acclamations Of the multitude, or to
pursue the applause of the great, vicesof
different kinds will stain their charaeter,
In one situation they will make hypocrit-
ical professions of religion. In another
they will be ashamed Of the Redeemer
and of his words. They win be afraid to
appear in their own form, or to utter
their genuine sentiments. Their whole
character will become fictitious; opin-
ions will be assumed, speech and beha-
viour modelled, and even the countenance
formed, as prevailing taste exacts. From
one who has submitted to such prostitu>
ton for the sake Of praise, you can no
longer expect fidelity or attachment on
any trying occasion. In private life, he
will be timorous and treacherous friend.
In public conduct, he will be supple and
versatile ; ready to desert the cause winch
he has espoused, and to veer with every
shifting wind Of popular favor. In fine,
all becomes unfounded and hollow in that
heart, where, instead Of regard to the di-
vine appreciation, there reigns the sover>
ign desire Of pleasing men.-Dr. Blur
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

4. ETThere were $40 deaths IN New
York CITY the last week.
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MUSICAL.

CHURCU oRGAN.-TuE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE
~ following Organs for sale at reduced prices
with two ses q Keys and one and hiif oaves
pedals Grecan ~ feet HIGH ~ feet 2nches vide and
q feet ches deem, With Vi stops
second hand English organ With tvo sets q keys and
ani half octa,cs ~ pedal tey IN elegant mahogany
u feet hrh v feet inches vide, and feet inches
deep with rs steps.
organs with stops each in Gothic aud Grccan
Six organs With steps each, Ia Gpthc and Crcean
Four vithj togs each Ia Gothic and
six vh stops each IN Gothic and Grccan cases
Six with stor each, In Gothic and Grccian
Two elegant Gothic rnseW God rarlur organs.
Two Creean rari0r organs
Tour second hand organs, for sale Or Tor hire.
HENRY ERBES, IL Centre street
DIANo LESSONS GIVEN ny ONE or THE MOST
u eminent Professors of Music. from Germany AZ
aerRte terms. best 90 reference given. ATly 10 NJ r..
EruRer, No. - walker street,
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FINE ARTS.


nRIGlNAL PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED PER
" sons which, among many others exhibition
~ Brady Daguerrean Gallery AZ and 1T broadway
Andrew Jackson. Willard Fillmore,
John Y. Adams, Henry Clay,
James h. Polk, Daniel Webster
Albert Galistin, Lewis Cass
John &. Calhoun, MARTA Van Buren,.
thancsll Kent. Sias Wright
Judge Story, Thomas II. Benton.
Judge Mclean, James Buc
Judge Woodbury.. John ". Clayton,
Judge Spencer, Thomas Ewing.
Judge Granch, Abbott Lawrence
Judge Wayne. Cassius N. Clay,
Ger cral Taylor, Francis Granger,
General Scott, william III. Seward.
General Gaines Henry foot-,
General Worth, William Meredith,
General Houston, Reysrty Johnson.
General y. y. smith, william D. Preston.
General No Dune, Cave Johnson,
General Riley, bailey Preston,
General Hugh Brady, Mrs. ions a. Adams.
General Bahkbesd. Mrs. James Madison.
oaore Perry, Mrs. Cen Hamlton,
Commodore Morris, Mr-. Gen Macomb.
MAJOR trittsndcn, Mrs. Chancellor Kent.
Major Borland, Henry Inman,
Col Fremont Thotnas Cole,
DOL. Don niphan, ID. Huntington,
Col. Jack Hays, A. II. Durand,
col. Duncan, Charles Elliot,
J. Fenimor. Cooyer. Robert Weir,
william G. Bryant J. ,ropsey,
William NJ. rreseott, - Heay,
William y. Claiming, III. X. Brown,
Jehp y. Audubon, William kneeiand.
Martin v. Topper, Thomas Cummings,
Thomas k,tch.s, Nerd,cai VI. Noah,
Joseph Gales, stgnoriua Irun,
Jenny Lind, Madame Lahorde,
Teresa psrodi, Madame Augusta,
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GENrEEL AND LUCRATIVE occuPArIoN.-rng

rENTFEL AND LUCRATIVE 0CCUPATTOS.-THE
~ advertiser will communicate To- any lady or gentleman
printed Instructions In two beautiful arts sufficiently
peit enable either 10 practice the Euntccl
and lucrative occupation either for profit amusement
requiring previous knowledge aud hut trning outlay
Whereby leisure time be prohtabiy allied and
Portable income occurred ia the production Of articles
slant demand Mr. Stevens Itca. writes " have turned
Instructions 10 Profitable account the article being
great IN the ueghborhood poy myself early
aud late some days The instructions viii le punctaay
rwRrdcd By Of mail any Of the Uned states
free 81 postage, or ST. by addressing r. L. JLtNEHuNME
R0thetter, v. Y.
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DRY GOODS.

rRrATRrsH ron sfLEs.-t GREAT EXCITEMENT
Ne has prevailed ~ The Bovtrt Sstnrs ~ owcry.
he inst sv dav and the ~ witch
si,ion q the following lots from auction prices below
anything beard off,
I.Nn yards perfectly magnificent china silks.
i.0o a.. Ilesaut stripe Clprc A.. Do.
DE-. small PLAID Do d..
lOnn DO. fhug lie plan. Hunvv do d..
We are silinG tem that. IL fsw days. the
l 4. all todd ard whoever y iorunR5s en0uh - uy of
shsm will tarxani at tvc shillns pr
yard good wide. iurcus STA. such tns been selling
nnd very recently too - one doilar per ysri az - sl
ingH ELEGANT stka suth have .Gld shilling. Do
fides upwards y2.n worth - gutd prices Gar
reduced he ruua the eJenn "a tie spring
trade. d. ". a W. T. giLiEY, Nc. III B8wety
DIAM Mor ssELISr DE- LANES 60 wGDE~CHotCE
ntw shades &C Dralf Mode, Blues Pinks CrtaLs, and
ether cclors Ba and Whites ~ superior naks. Also,
= wlde ~ Il every rolor plain Bareres and Sk "a ma
lh"s 81 eoarss Paris printed Nous de Iaines, ~ the
49,. Hta richest desfns; rich printed fopna new
tt ~ summer. Also, Haregcs, thAllys braadines, Al
trnes and SILKS IL the iatst Paris styles just 'eiy.a
" JAMES BECK co, 35S Broadsay
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HrNRY II. LEEDS. ArCTloNEER-rAST TRoTTigG
Marg-Hcrry ". Leeds \ Co. will sell Al auction.
SATURDAY Aril o. ~ 2orlect IL front - No Wall
street i--t trptttnr are-has trottet mile In mi
autos All hfty sttonds
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sale % Uerses. CRrages Harness.
monday aud eanc day commencing AZ " o'clock. Pcr.'nt
haNnr property T. dp"se OF nt please call aud have ~
sistrred before ~ o'clock. JOiiSsiI. GArFtELD
E'oR sALr-A BAY MARE FIFTEEN AND AHNLF
hands igh; hss troted ten es Ia thirty minutes. aud
one mie IN ~ minutes forty ecepds will be sold rs a.
" lse's Cos Atetiontcr al u O'clock this day. (Satur
dayl IN frtht otti.ir store NJ. 5 Wall street.
EOR sALr-hr NNBERLfN's BILLS HEAD
Staiirs httwern Lexington and Thrill avenue.
1wenty Fourth street. the Canadian horsCs,
Nt tt 10th r. unE AMI pacing. One .pccd siasn fr1m
-. LavIttec stock LOUIS DUMAS.
HORSE. WACoN. AND HARNESS FoR sALE-A
ferrl hrr.o. sixteen hands hgh, between AMI
telt ia. warranted spnnd and kind In single and
double hsrress SAD = great endurance. Also. Rokaway
wagon sud harness INT htle used The whole will hc sali
% very loss prize. ~ having for them In.
% Qnn HORSE s-oyER THIS NUMBER or
cV,UUU Lorsss have been currd within few months
Tor Eore u stands u Of sprai
sw llngs &C. nothing made has been
fl Sold ~ is9 Broadway. 10 Chatham, and 81 Hudsn
trcts. Price 2and ~ cents bottle Manuftcory ~
Ninth avenue where orders Be allied for dozen or
one hundred gros.
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A rSTioS NoIicE.-Tn oS ELL. AUCTION EsR.-
"A by H. y. Hush, this day, Mt clock, - The
non rooms, ~ North william street first IL
most oxtcsnt Furniture, including rich iitoa r.sscy
BfOSscs and lngram tarvt and vtcr chopee ie,
trruops 70 m,Lt,I Lf,c Looking Glasses Book cases
so'a aud s9a BEDS. Ia consequence a u. rrfwd. s.s
of the saitoon-, IL IL necessary Fccus sold b. vcyci
N. day. Deposits required. Moaday a. ~ ociocs
IL the auction rooms talc 1T tphetsrsr sS-k
listing 90 lcds Mattresses CsTtans s eccs
loom PAPER &c. TUESDAY and Wedn, sday, ss IN the
aus tivn rooms.
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nAcUERREoTYPE-TnE SCALE PLATEs.-TIESE
II plates warranted 70 be- perfect and 70 give o tho
impression richer tone than others They
sold with the privilege o. returninT OF them that
MnidN lann
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HENRY n. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Of real Paris made Furniture lizard Piano forts.
works Of art antiques Of value set with diamonds
ditto Bronze antique carved Furniture, costly Paintings
&c &c such rarely If found except among tae
at auction on Monday lit Apr at 10 oeoek at No IS
Twelhh street, between Fifth and Sixth Tho
property Of, family abog. returning to France,
made in Paris, together With large assortment OF
rare orls Of Art Antiques Painting &o Parior Farni-
afeta crimson silk window and centre Curtains with lace
dol magnificent antique carved oak Centre Table supported
fancy do covered in plush brocatcle satin dnask and
IreI c worsteo ehnt u different styles carved rosewood
kard best carved aL ofortes made In Paris to ordcr
lnhi Cabinets ihaid with troise shell one superb Fire
and other costly Furniture Dining roomarsed oak Book
Case with glass doors: do. side board, Tables Chairs
China Glass French Dinner Sets and other articles Bed
furIiture-Worked Carpets ed rosewood French
Eedst.ad armour gace, double Mashstans Arm chairs
French Beds and Mattresses WOOL ditto. blue sih Bd
and Window Curtains ornaments, &c &c. Paintings Ant
anted ~ Joinyille valued al $50 each. tmornins asd
evsSIns1 er.. BY GGe"IEs DIV a ssa sAss By
paintings. Alto large collection Of valuable antique and
Sodtrn cnrrav ISL Antiques and works OF Ar-wnoh can
only he by examination and such rarely
among nobility aud wealthy classes IA En
ropesuch real Sesr hi cult grup Old saxony
eliza do; bull inaid with tortoise Sal
mounted With gold in wood se With precious
itones marble dol antique vases ju- hicnns Aa bon1es
sct with precious cid ssxcny boa. mpuntcd gid
TT with diamonds crmuu and tortoise sheii boz and lax
antique mounted ~ silver, representing Adam and Eyc
kct with China huecrs eNlcisit,l carved CHAPEL set
cliioscs To snturrians AMI conno-cor-, who nes'rs
to obtain real works q art dom such eppsr .n'ty
Gay the tale with tickets " alasion frn the
suctiohecrs, No. Wall street.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TIVE SUNDAY NEws-TITs PorCLhR PAPER rs
gaining rapidly il circulation, the constant demand
for lack numbers will testify The ireemasons Daughter
rtes general satcton aud the anxiety e. peruse t con-
tnuation With chapter he aud read
to.morroWs News. V will we'll repay rcrusai. The ctito
ras the interesting aud important topics q the
day The stories selected With great aud thc items
humorous and COED. Once Os Nassau street Prtcc
three cents.
~ oan PRINTS. SCRAP AND LARGE, ALSO A
lO,OOO hne collection - Classical Books ~ ex.
tremsy low prices the entire lot must he sold within
lev months, All Tire Novels At reduced prices. Nor
sans Masonry temwissituer. Nv Jamcg, &c.
JOHN Y. NFAGLE. l02 Nassau street.
w ANTFD-l0 AGENTs.-FROM $50 TO slO0
w month clear ~ expenses be made in selling The
aC cat American Repository, and the New Family Ma
,rsf ~ clrdirp the famous washing recipe Sc 81. Al
srsss raid. American Family Publication Establish
nep.' Is Nassau street, n. y.
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DARTNER wANTED.-A PERSON WITH ABOUT
shafsn wanted. partner w the construction ~
large public building in the part ~ the city, ~ which
Ia few fortune will undoubtedly he made without
the invested Address box ~ broadway
Poet Ofaee, stating wien and where interview can
be had.
A PARTNER WANTFD.-A WIDOW LADY, WITH
N child, kcepinr house With few select boarder
would like . With aiv simharly situated The al
ver,iser confident that agreeable home be ado
would both parties for further
rarCiarr line directed t. Partner and le 10 the Broad
way rostoihco, viii he attended a., all this week
VIrANTTD-ArARTNFR WITH 4 CAPITAL or sten,
w IN and profitable business, - " Aled IN
this city the first u May Apply az ~ Chatham street.
this day.
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TIVE FIRST OF MAY
Il The trst ~ May approaches
Wien bed hug- IDEAS. an reaches
Their noxipus columns master.
The rat. too, then encruschcs.
Tie muusc. rly rlunderer. PEACHES,
Putting ladics w 4 faster.
Bat thy mawic Powder, lyon,
IL the food that insects d. On.
Mice aud rats. too.
BY thy ptllr. which rely on,
Arr Killed 90 tie last scion,
without eats, too 4 - -
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THE TURF.


fENTRENiLLE .=PosrPoNEMENT.-THE
~ trut that II come OF the nth, between Elm.
pcrDr, William POOH Shacelback and Centrcylc IL post
ponsd until Thur 2 IN Of the storm aud
bad state 81 the track. JOEL CONkLIN' Proprietor
CENTREyII.LE COURSE PscISG.-MoNDAY APRIL
" 2lit, Of 90 o'clock. y. ~ Purse. 500 Mile heats
Best three in hte in harness ~ McGure Ca
yuga Maid j. Woodruff enters m, Lady Beyins r. r..
Nodine enters eh. Dan Miller Immediately after
ting 80 mile heats to VIM Wheian, enter
q. q. Shsckelisek. d. rincr enters D. a. William Pool.
n Cosln enters b. Centrcvile. Hustled and kendalls
line q omnlussss vii leave FULTON ferry. Breoklya for
the course az " ~ and " ~. returning the
sports are over Fare each was - cents.
JOEi CONkITN, Proprietor
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HOTELS.


D0WELTON HOUSE, NEWBURGn.-THIS LARGE
Il and splendid summer Hotel situated mile
pleasant village q Newburgh, commanding line view Of
the Highlands and river, with delightful disg
country will be under the of the undersigned
the coming The house located in park Of twelve
with walks shaded by several hundred
nanenta trees The parors and bedrooms large and
we'll ventilated aud most OF the communicate with
each ether The bathing billiard bowling al
ey &c well ARRANGED for extensive hotel: and in
fact All 81 the appointments of the establishment equal
net superior to hotel in this country Com
mnnicstion several times daily by steamboats, and railroads
either eide u the river at moderate charge The house will
he opened early In May Persons wishing for
for the summer. will address above. BLAKE
REED, late Of the WadavRnuek House, stsnington, Ct
A MEXICAN HOTEL. PANAMA. N. o-THrs EsrA
"A hshment IL the largest public house the Islaus
situated high ground the most airy aad healthy
Mon OF town. aud In the Of business kind
careful attention. hope 70 share the Of the
II. GIDEON ELY. and J. r. sTAF1Is. Proprietors.
A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE LEFT ANY BAGGAGE
IA ccets At Walkers Hotel No lt0 Greenwich street.
New York. hereby notified the
trst day Of May next ensuing will be sold public
auction TO dcfray the expenses against them.
RoBERT WALKER.
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ry'o Tnr CtrIzrys ~ luiaut, rvrrNplvc RI

Two TUf CITIZENS rF NNiestgN fNTEN DING ro
L visit the Grrat tshitiii1u.-&eed. - Lealenhal
street craetchurcA street. "nden has isag r-
Owned Throughout ts ,iy1sa world ier Rassrs ~
cutlery ~ gnere Ne itR. Nfs. Mors
Tcatrays tnd Prr.er NEeie IN ~ appn atoms
we'll rcgu c Tor tlr toilet .thls.
tNhton - " fu.tsia ~ reputation y taa
tettrsd ANrg ctntsa rhy r The adequate .ay 90
~ numerous predictions. While IL VEL tnsRn cmpariam.
sad.rhall street. VII receive accession caca-
Nttd to meet the cN'rysrdl, demand witch Iy aatf
pnes AmouE tho shts ~ iondun.
ing aud cNtrauTiinarg than ts Steps aud Combination
~ nte and elegance there shut ene than
A.this. 1hoa. wta NIL a. the
lshG disflaysd VI tie most attractive
g. yist decf whtrr they viii md abundance 81
aea ted ~ the rsqurmpH - every elass Of purchasers.
atsruts vii lc furnished rrs cent 20 any address 10
England, pet tree IeaJcahgli street.
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n TIE New York Herald. Of The owners trOttins
ttatn keml Jackson, . trot him against other stall
lion IN The world 81 80 ~. wagons aud belle wing the
ting gatlion Wafiinyto superior horse o. HIM both Ia
speed and bottom. propose 20 the the three following
matches for $50 ABIDE each half forfeit via Mile heats,
le three n ave ~ mile hsats and three mile heats %
30 H. tonld they deem that weight to much
for them, viii reduce that aud driver will weigh
9Nlt Tie above matches - on bet the 10th q
September and 10Th ~ October the Central Comrss
fair day. Lat their relative merits he fully tested
u. CONkLIN.
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HENRrn y. LEEDS. Ar1TloNEEE-ELEGANr ROSE

J.
wood furniture made by Messrs. Meeks curtains With
lace dtto siz. pier and nantcl glasses royal Wilton
carpets and other furniture OF the most fashionable kind
Henry H. Leeds and Co. will sell auction, Saturday
Aprl 18Th, ~ 10 ocloek at Ninth street elegant
Of parur furniture made to order by Msssrs.
J. ana j. W Meeks. in the most fashionable via
Sofas couohes d,ans ard paror chairs with medal
lion backs Ia purple silk plush r. W. etgcre
be-top centre tables very costly purple silk window
tains with lace under dtO rc gilt cpraiees; extra
pier and mantc glasses in rich frames nearly royal
Wilton carpets and with straw mating aaier the
chandeliers ermoiu and glass antel ornament,
eandsaire Ac Middle parlor-Ro ewood furniture ella
buatey carved in rosewood covered crimson silk plush
consisting 81 lounges Medalonbaeh aud paror chairs
eegNIt chandrlr- Centre tables and
til glasses, caEG.al and clocks splendid ia
wood piano and stool oil Paintings. very costly silk
window curtains. and lace under ditto. Dning
hl.s RW and paror chairs covered in blue plush &c.
Ac The bedroom allure With tile exception
pets viii not he Sold Sale commences with the furniture in
tie
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REAL EsTATE ~ Jersey CITY Ar Au.rioH.-
~ Dana Scott Aus ionrvr, viii ell on Monday tp-,i IL
At O'Clock r. w. the rremi.e II t,ose yey Dc
sirable bots situated On St-sx street lcscea ,-n-ton
and Errn Noe ~ apdt tbl'ck =. each lot .siJt sale
Iotltift, tcrLss easy.
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JENNY LIN D.-THIs NEW AND FAvORITE
tteamboat will make her first excursion from New York
to Strattcn Port and back Thursday April 20 the
weather permits and not the hrst fine day after She
Will leave the dock between Fulton Market aud the Ferry mt
ga A. N, and that at the foot Of Tenth street. at A. NJ
Tickets and every information reistive the building
lots the village of Staton Port be had by apply
ins al tie office, 225 Wooster street BFare only One
Shilling each the number OF tickets Is limited
advice friends 70 make early application. Remem
Der ID Wooster street. LONGLEY l. fLAMER.
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RE MOVALS.

- EMovAL.-AORALES Il LUNAR INFORM THEIR
N friends an patrons that they
TO lie street where they would be happy All
their old customers They
fJuiy next 70 store built the site Of their old
stand, 1888 Nassau street.
II NovAL-JoHN C. wYMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ has removed from No. Z5 2J7 Broadway opposite
the City Hail.
~ EM0yAL-P. U. GUERINGER HAS REMOVED HIS
~ fashionable Tailoring Embellishments from No l52 to
No. t7 Broadway, corner OF Fourth street.
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sALEs nv AUUFIOu.


II c.KEnP, AUcTioNEER-LARGE AND SPECIAL
sale " Oil Paintings this Saturday svenisG % half
Kemp s al :: 1ssI
Painting s Of about 80 Fr,nea ssd i.s. on
pleasing variety ali which airs hssdssnsly
1 "a VII he SOLD with the frames This sotssGoa is
merit and pleasing subjects for furnishing Sale pcrcnptory
.ataloguss are ready and the Paintings exhibition
II G KEMP. ArcrIoNEER-xoRrGAG SALE
~. Of handsome fnrnture fiannfortes Mirrors Car
street the Of Fulton stree,-R a. ksmn WI
s a. hs as q the mortsasees a.d
rosewood octave piano forte made by Gilbert Bos
carpets suite perior fprnisars covered ia
broestcle made to order by Mr.. AcCraw. little
extension dining table, sofas chairs divan soaehes
library bookcases, wartrobes mahogany freaeh bcdtead
bureaus wAshstand; tronz. hat stands Chiaa AMI
glass ware; silver plate ivory table cutlery window
shades sets Of painted chamber kitchen furniture
ete also, two superior rosewood pianos Of hnc tone and
finish and fully warranted; Also superior rosewood
church yes,ry, halt also lot Of IH Ensh gilt
ad pillar balances frames and brassss
dozen Pomade jar; III ba signal lamps l3 iron furnaces
II copper reftors dozen camp stools III bottles
sale
WV. MCCORMICK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
w ticeThs day Mt 10 o'clock At ~ Second
of Fourth all tile furniture in the house, consist
Ing Of valuable roseweos Piano iarse plate classes
Trench and high POST mahogany Bedsteads; general
assortment Of bedroom basement and kitchen Furniture
Nj HENRY, AUcTIoNEER-LoT SALE OF POUR
a. ra.sGa s
III broadway the sae Of engraying by order Of executors
we'll worthy Of the attention Of dealers aad
- 2t, at o'clock M vt No. IS Henry between Orange
and Pineapple streets Erooklyn-Cenera
pri tie usual variety rarior Chamber and sehcn fur
niture. Catalogues on Saturday.
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WANTED TO BoRROw-BETwEEN THREE AND
W four hundred dollars The advertiser is willing pay
liberal interest and to give good security
having the above amount viii please address
A. L., where a personal Interview may be had.
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call On me, ~ residence, Mit8mahvrF. l.. T., near
Grand street icrry has jsllars would
have given $50 eheerfuy.
000 900 RoTrrs ST h,; S,. or FL. PE q
The ast ten making friends quarter ~ the
globe curing Al manner u Diseases ana weakness IN male %
rnae ~ natter from what Nervous disease iome
ttey eVrea IT. first friends it strongest, Unlike pa
medicines generally IL sells most where y hes, known
~ large ltles from H. each; 81 e. - por d0scn
Derots, 20 Pearl, and 90 aud 80 Broadway.
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A BAKERY TO LET-WITH A NEW OVEN. ALSO
"A shop and back Kitchen aud tedrpoins For particu
lars. Apply at $40 sixth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

hENTISTRY-DR. KAYSER INSERTS MOST BEAU
- nl teeth without pain, at from ST TO 81 Office 3i
Bow cry, near Fourth street.