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ASSURANCES.


IPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LTFE
IL Assurance Society Of LondonGeheral Agents sce, III
Wall street. New York, April D. ls,i-Cnpital s2JDcO
Aad surplus sl2ziThe withdrawal table Of the society
affords to the assured who take out their policies under
vantages that conferred BY life On this
table entitled any time 70 receive at inte
rest immediate advance the extent OF oneha the
~ the paid annual premiums without security
sonal liability deposit 81 tie policy but by simple endorse
snt thereon the half premium be withheld during
The whole continuance q the policy Aso In the event Of the
tne not requiring 70 continue the policy,
Its surrender onehalf o. the annual premiums will be
turned By the society.
At annual investigation reported In May 1880 the
declared tile assured verethe option Of
per their premiums Ia cash, revcrionary
addition 10 the orual assured by each policy, varying
from - 90 % per cent
pies ofbonuse already declared will be found in the
phet together with tables Of rates and other
iofornaan application II Wall street. Of the
party MAY ~ moderate annual premium. insure for
l. reach the Of 90 years. the full
ssu insured ~ $1,000 will be paid 20 him; 90 u his death
before The assured wall be paid 10 his
kaGaily or isgsi representatives
srTIva KCroRs FOR APRIL.
e. EDW ARD uABiCuT, Chairman.
George Barclay bachc hckvera,
william Van ilock. Henry LSdlan,
A a. stout. k0iert y. Dillon, and
!. Eesrry Rodgers, ". o.
The hoard meet every Wednesday "a Wall street. for the
oftusne. California aud other foreign risks
taken Al fair ~ tcs ~ rs,ra premium.
,. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
surerinten ient of the United states Local Board
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
New York. Phiiade phia iBatnore, aud Washington.-
New FORK once. Of Hanover and Beaver streets.
the
Line with four ndepep dent wires from Washington
New York having ofees At New York jersey City
Newark, New Brunawek Prnton Trenton, Philadelphia,
Wilmington, Havre dc Grace Baltimore and Waahn gton
civ connectiaN With all the Morse Lines
wes North aud south This company. having atay made
extensive repairs 81 the line greatly increased It's fades
thoroughly fyatomated is business In the
mission and mode delivery ~ messages PREPARED
receive and deliver any number Of
uired the accommodation The public with
r.oy aud hdety hitherto unegualed. The tee-
rrarhnR nsnsss Of 30 public H. therefore respectfully
HM m. SWAIN. President.
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And to all places Westor Southwest proportion Tae
employed by the subscriber the Peoples
Lane Of Steamboats, the Hudson River First class canal
boats the Erie Canal and Engrant Train Railroad,
between Albany and Buffalo, class Steamers
Lower and Upper Lakes with respectable and industrious
at the several stations The excellence Of this
is not eguaed in any other part Of the world.
Now gentlemen protection anything why is that
of the enigrants which New York,
rs cent higher rates am rameled down with
expenses therefore the above rates allows
fair defy the world to furnish better
Of eonveyanceno in the United States has
periencein forwarding wish to be servceabe
to the emgran My for thus publicly addressing
that have plea of ignorance. If emf
grants under your derauded and imposed upon
You hold out the banner OF protection mercy give Do
not the confidence placed by the
their My ONCE remains the old stand
~ Cedar street, New York. JOHN ALLEN, Ex-Aaysr Of
Rochester
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CLOTIIING.

CLOVHINGs
ESNcLIsH BABY LINEN AND LADIES' UNDER
II clothing embroidered and braided babes coaks
and Jenny Lpds boys blouses &c. Ladies
plying their materials have them made in the
and most reasonable terms All kinds Of
embroidery done order Please observe No. 3z
wieh, between Reade and Duane.
CPRrEG CLoTHINC-oUR SELECT AND INTENSIVE
- stock Of Clothing for the 10 ready.
prsn all the latest styles of garments Of the day and
sysryhns that Is new and ehasse IN goods 70 Be found
IS and IS John street. Of NasssusA
f1AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city, or breaking up
Furniture &c. by sending roush the Post ct his res
dencc. l.. NJ DUSSELDORP, IL Him streeA
N. D-Ladies attended BY Mrs. Dusseldorf.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" The highest price osn be obtained by ladies and gen.
tlemen left OF Clothing Furniture and Jewel
for J. LEyENsTYS. sse Brosdway, mp stairs.
Ladies attended TO bv Mrs. Levsnstyn.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. &c.-LADIES AND GENTLE
~ obt from the subscriber high price
description OF cast OF clothing and superuous ar
esr other second hand dealer In the city Adj
dress through post otherwise, call JAMES MORO
NEY at his store, II Orange St, near Chatham It.
fNAsT.oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
dispose obtain fair cash price for the by send
subscriber his residence Ladies attended BY
Mrs. Cohen. N. s. COHEN, No. 5 West Broadway place.
(AsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE WATCHES AND
~ Jewellery Wantd-Thc subscriber will nifty cent
other dealer for the above articles making
application u him by post or otherwise ISAAC O. LYON,
No. ~ Wall street. ladies attended by Mrs Lyon.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHILA DELPHIA = NEW YORK
AZ and Philadelphia direet-Unted States Mail Line
Through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
duced to So for rsclass and 81 50 for second Leave
New York at ga NJ from foot Of CORTLAND streets and Mt
9A NJ and p M from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phila
depha at and A. N. and r. NJ from the foot Of Wal
nut street.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM
~ New York to Philadel pha-Leaves pier No. North
River by steamboat JOHN POTTER: Morning Line at 8
o'clock A. M Afternoon Line at4 o'clock, T. NJ. Fare by
either line So forward deck, 81 Emgrant Line at 81 o'clock
r. NJ, fare, 81 so. l. BLISS, Agent.
VVNO THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION, AND
thesevera Benevolent Societies. established in this
city for the purpose of protecting and ting egants
from their respective countries BE it known TO that
Will receive board the Peoples Line Of Steamboats, New
York and forward to their destination all emigrants
from Offices free Of headmoney and runners fees
1T the following rates Of passage =
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NENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUPATIoN.-THE
~ advertiser will communicates 70 any lady gentleman
printed instructions in beautiful arts, sufficiently
pet to enable either practice the gente
and lucrative occupation either for profit amusement
requiring previous and but trihng outlay
whereby leisure time may be prohtaby filled and
Portable secured in the production Of articles
slant demand Mr.. Stevens Utica. writes: IL have turned
instructions 70 profitable account the article being in
request in the neigborhood employ myself early
and late days The instructions will be punetualy
by return Of mail the United States
free Of postage for ST. by addressing r.
Rochester, ". Y.
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I-NloN CoTRsr = I-rsorrtSa r., ,oV,pvp
REMOVALS..

iFECyAL-auuN C.WYNAN. MERCHANT ttlIOr.
In tasrrrovea FROM ~. - ~ ~ Ergad. ay spp,sts
the City Hall.
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TIM RoYtL Park 81 suDgRooK INCORPORATING
Establishment, adjoining tie faued Richmond liill aud
situate hn ~ hcrt easy rde T drive q ~ Grsst Esh-
tcn ~ Industry ~ all nttiDne The above beautiful
sion l. O. te attention Of those who
visiting England during the Great Exhibition ~ l. The
mansion Tie Yrn pal mansion c the Dukes ~ Ar
Ey rud BaCceuh tut 4 nov TIE TroI,y II her Majesty
tie Queen, who about eight years through her Royal
Commissioners granted psrrssion for tho whole ~ this
Splendid domain ~ Ne aptrraed e. the purcsss "a the
water cure Ter Majesty also granted private entrance
Into TIE hpyal Park ~ hthond which te said totrm
Lrttfthe grounds attached = tho mansion mailing with
the Park II Sudhvctf ur exercise ana recreation 81
nearly aeN TIE ar celebrated fcs ~ purity aud
the domestic nts complete aud hhe
cal sCalc from 81 Trosmyte london. visitors easily
std the day Tie Mctr polls and yet reside amidst the
most romantic scenrry that fnnland al ris. Tie diet will
q b. regnftd " ~ ratlc principle stnr
ians being aevtd tst ts ivorr believing that these
rfwegta lave ltrtnd infecntia number ~ importers
u Vic United tfatt Autt.e4 nlsr g them OIL 1.-THE CON
rts tnd lusaos efcno ofte tnest EneFh mausian e9-
Nned With 'he halth ttuirr and health rest rns add
s,us IL ture t- 90 ariattg and nutrtiogs d srpe-
rcr sosty nd cNcy aeee III VIII tsgpttan ~ HYDRO
rati NC treatment ifdsIst1. One 0fts lae Meti y Uree
tors e tlis sstlteUeHt tai ne honor ~ receiving t4e
ifvtter ~ his Royal fhrsgcss rgrco Abort patient
Tsrmf csri. t1tslHr ADD Protest. aat att.Htance. If
81 tft.e g..n. rE. ralt t0 tre sscftfv NJ. p DYER
tnaf tT .a. lalt. hiar 1i satVv E. -'tua. MI
tetutud trls tNsDtF ru ts tran lcrdcr fY -0iiWeY
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Il sSoCiATioN OF EXEMPT FIREMEH--HE MEN
esrs OF this association Fire
nens HALL Mercer street. this (Monday) Afternoon ut
Sssosk 20 attend the funeral Of late associate Mr.
Iossrt A. Graham, formerly member OF Engine Company
NO. H. O. W. WHEELER Rec. Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS AND Ex-MEMBER5 OF
~ Columbian Engine, No. IA. requested to meet at
their rooms Church and yesey streets this Monday
Afternoon at o'clock to the last tribute Of respect to
our brother member, Robert A. Graham. by order
"A. BoorH Sec. A. II. TYLER, Foreman.
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COCO nAn-MoNEY TO LEND on BOND AND
S%OO,OOO mortsaye In sums to suit applicants,
productive real estate IN this city, brooklyn, Williams
turTh. Apply 20 3. $. BROAD, No II Wall street ia the
Croton Water ofice basement ". B-Sums Of S50O aud
upwards will be loaned at cir cent good city security
e 000 WANTED UPOS BOND AND MORTGAGE
Rf,OOO for Eve year, at six per cent upan proluc-
tive property in the city % Brooklyn worth Sl2s No
broker need apply Address post paid Mortgage, at this
ofdces
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FINE ARTS.

nAGUERRE0TYPE-THE SCALE PLATES.-THESE
plates warranted to be perfect and to give the
Daguerrean impression richer than Others They
sold with the privilege Of returning Of them thai
n Madam Lana.
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I HEGEMAN, ACCOMMODATIONS. APRIL
y. p at nine o'clock, A. NJ, at No. $40 Gold street
Brooklyn small quantity of good parlor and chamber fur
niture. rs good as new; W SHIRLEY, auctoneer by
Joseph Hegeman1uesday, April D. at halfpast o'clock
T. M No 80 East TwentyFourth street, Lexington
York Genteel parlor, chamber and kitchen fur
sales and at the house the morning Of the sale
Wednesday, April I'D, at halpast nine o'clock Mt No.
SO Pierre street Brooklyn Elegant Furniture
Of rosewood parlor furniture in brocatee deliberately
carved made order without regard Is
feet order One set consisting Of eight Diocesan elegant
sofa, two do ete tetcs do chair chairs,
two do reception do-cne set Of six pieces comprising
elegant sofa do tete ete, four do chairs royal Will
ton Brussels and Ingram carpets, sofa bedstead
French bedstead, &C., &c.
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John L. VANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cent set Diamonds at auction.-f Z. Lawrancc l. Co.
will SELL this day Monday at No II Wall street at
o'clock, a valuable invoice Of costly set Diamonds and
English styles in solid gold const ting Of Diamond Cluster
Brooches splendid set with brants of the
water Ear Rings, brilliant Pen dants, with Necklaces
match Gents Single Stone Rings and Pins Of great value;
Gold Lever and Chronometer Watches Guard Chains Pen
and Pencil Cases. &c. Also, line Of Silver Ware. 0rna-
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FINANCIAL.


MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK, 6iS BROADWAY
1vl third door above Blocker street. daily special
hours Of deposit from four to My resolution
Of the trustees interest at six per cent per all
first days Of May June and July all sums deposited dur
ing the previous months The charter OF this institution
provides that whenever there Is OF twenty-five
thousand dollars in their possession. the trustees shall
divide the surplus and above said Ia addition
the declared interest rateaby amongst the dpostors the
effect of which will be depostors the whole
rrcft Of the Institution. Employers will advance the in
rrct Of their help by inducing them to avail themselves Of
the advantages Of this Institution.
ASsRosyC, KINGS EDWIN j. BRowN, GILBERT CLrIAvp,
LAND, President lstyico President. I'd Vice President
A. A. ALyoRD, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Ambrose G. Kings-Luther O. Carter Jamef Norien,
land Abram Cummings Edwin u. Norrrn,
James Harper, Caleb y. Woodhu II, WIN. A. Mead,
Joseph X. Taylor, Daniel Burtnett, William j. Yaen
Enoch Dean, ID. Austin Muir, tine,
Edmund X ussing. Lewis D. Loder, Jay Jarvis,
Alonzo A. Alvord, jones q. Baldwin, Thos. w. Dick,
Silas &. Herring, Gilbert Cleland. Henry Stokes,
Denton Pearsol, David kingsland, Geo. Webb,
John s. Harris, rleaIsr Parnly, Jacob II. Herrick,
Jacob Miller Nathaniel u. Brad John s.. Williams,
Edwin J. Brown. ford, John l.. Ware.
hyndcrtvsn Shack,
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HOUSES. ROOMS. de-. WANTED.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRST oFNAY. CNFUR.
n nished for q small family either III New York ar
Ercokyn Address stating number 80 aaI 10.
cation, y DIT. Thompson, box AS, post oilee
INARH wANTED.-A SMALL FARM. CONTAINING
from ~ 81 40 Of GOOD land conf rtahle house with
necessary out huidinF not - na 3, railraoI
ter commune alton within IS niiea vs. Turnpike ANY
person having spth o. rent fair rr e. will please address
H. ", Herald office, stating locution. Sc.
- oors WASTEn.-iS THE LOWER PART 90 TUE
~ city, W young gentleman and sistsr tt1raans)
trent raror, with two smaller 4ftuaiuf
nssbed unfurAi-hed; rent unfuruithed not cane
RIO Ter month. References given. Address q. S. erald
once for two days.
WANTED-ABARTMENTs FURNISHED, OR PAR
w italy IN agreeable - tie cg. family
consisting - gentleman, twa ladies, and servant.
house IN the Immediate nsghhorhoad - NeN York would not
he objected 60. address u. \. Herald 0flCe.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID
FurnitureHenry ii. Leeds Co. will sell ton,
on Monday April IL atten o'clock at No 20 Green street.
between Wayerly and Gin Place, general
OF household furniture consisting of Brussels carpets
wood parlor sofas chairs covered In plush couch,
eoth centre tables pier do. marble pier glasses
French china dinner sets and other china glass
cottage bedroom furniture, bedseads washstand and
chairs feather beds mattresses &e mahogany bedsead
window curtains red moreen and ornaments mahogany
dressing bureaus bureaus. chairs &c, &c. including
assortment Of kitchen furniture Can morning
sal
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED Of
fers his services agent In all matters appertaning
lands in Texas but particularly to select indicated lands
and procure patents for the Terms aud will
be informed what be done. Address
ii. G. CATLETT, Dallas Texas.
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ID c. KEMP AUCTIONEER.-BY FRANCIS II.
N. Reyell-Tuesday, April q 1851 Household Furniture
at No go Greenwich street neat and general assortment
Of Parlor Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Sale
menee at precisely half-past ten O'clock, A. ~.
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ExpHEss AGENCIES, &c.

IMPRESS FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-McNICoL
H Co. European Pack. Express for the Africa
Packages and Parcels for the will eived
until Tuesday, I'D April ljl special messenger viii be
despatched ~ the subs, rihers. McNtCOL X co.
- Wall street New York and renwick t., Liverpool
pERFoRD 4 cos. FAST EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
ID Single newspapers cts-by the hundred S3-postage
W cts freight 40 cs per b next shipment will b. ~ tho
fsstttcamship fromctheus, on Monday 18th inst Malls
close al -, " W. SIN ~ parcels received tll y. NJ, pack
not exceed 10 ts made proof received tin ID
A. w. 18th inst. Mr. Berford resides the Ithmus aud
companies freight frou thagrcs 20 Panama
No. 2Astor House, Nesey street.
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PUGILISNI.

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO THoS c. BURNS
~ meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of the above benefit VII
take place this (Mondsy evening at eight o'clock at the
Gem No. 34 Broadway Punetnal atsndance Is requested
by order Of HENRY EVANS, Chairman.
THos MOORE Secretary.
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&c hold Furniture, NO II Bond strcet--UOLE IIITL
TON will sell at auction Tuesday April ~ at 10 o'clock
An at No IL Bond street. good assortment Of Furni-
ture consisting dining and tables chairs
sofas rockers bureaus bedteads and washtand Brussels
and ether carpets mahogany six octave piano.
tone large assortment OF china aud glass Sale to
commence with the kitchen furniture Terms cash. in
bankahle money Goods will be delivered Immediately after
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ID G KEMP, ArcrIoNEER.-noUsEHoLp ruRNI.

H. ture, tomorrow, Tuesday at 10 o'clock at house -
Mercer street by catalogue viz "A handsome
Furniture consisting q brussels and other Carpets carved
Mahogany Parlor Furniture Window Curtains Oil Paintings
Mirrors, Mahogany Frcnc Bedsead Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus and Washstands Marble Top Centre Tables Hall
Stands Stair Carpets Oil Cloths Mantle Ornaments Maho
Chairs Hair Mattresses and general assortment of
good Furniture China, Glass and Croekeryware, Kitchen
fnrniture, &c.
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CTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR sALE.-OF SIX
- horse power, nearly and in hrt-rate order Can
be seen at work, by applyin to
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BOARDING, sc.

III. 1 .z s
BOARD WANTED, ~ THE UPPER PART OF THE
~ city, from the middle Of May next. BY small family.
box 2'ssi Post Once
RoARD-wfTn HANDSOME SUITES or ROOMS, NAY
- le had for the coming year az ~ East Twentythrd
one * that elegant block extending from Lexington to
Fourth and Is furnished with all the modern Inn
Troyements.
RoARD WANTED ny LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
III ssq n, sIy hy GI ~ s' r ~ r. r
Sos SSS" Poet GSes N''''' W. O '''' ''''' ''
BOARD wANTED-rRoy ABOUT TIE FIRST OF
- Nay, ~ gentleman aud lis wife. with boari ar the
private family Or who're there Int Few baarders igca
SH sS' sfsS' si S f'i'nS Si'asss. Please
DotRD-A LARGE FRONT ROOM on RUIZ SECOND
- hoor furnished unfarnihrd, T. suit gentcm'n ant
within one block ~ Eroadwsy. Baths ia Ap
rly ~ 4 Blceeaer street.
poARD-A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE, on rwo
board u small private family. s1e uppsr part q the
seyeth ward, where they have the r's q home
given and required. Address - y. Tribune oh'e
RosbD ~ THE couyrRr-ry THE PLEASANT
snd healthy yiilaFe q New Durham ~ miles from TIE
'tekcn ferry One two small families ttn be accomno-
Gated eh every convenience Tie place comprises ten ee
foot q Hafcy stree morning afternoon; carriages
ee obtained at all hours At The ferry In
ISA GERMAN PRIVATE FAaiLy.oNE or TWO ES-
emcn may obtain pleasant furoi.hel rooms vita or
Without Partial loari. Address c. - Herald oltee.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION FOR BoARD.--A YouNG
" gentleman, a. native q Polanil who sp'aks Eaeish
hnd has bad severed experience ~ eacn T. dnr2us
siotaning board il private family in SeN York ir Wrh
hc would Ne lessons the Piano. 20 koepcr u balrNf
house Md ausuer. NV more scholar. vaacd who will
" tau ~ AZ their rcf nees, reasonaAe tcrms ics
Inst care " Nr Peters, ~ tho Daguerrean Gallery ~
Fulton street, Brooklyn. References uyen.
S,lNCfE GENTLEMEN CAN ne ACcoNuopArED
- via nice fgrnish'd Or unturaithsi aparneat ~ r.
tttttatt pr yae h0ae ttwn. Alst basement stta-
tietr r doctlr'e efice. ARMY hos ~ 4 q.
w ANTEn-noARp ron TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.
d. The vcst siac Il rrotlwty, Il Or near Ihhaih,t'
ttttct louse Wlth hath W 10 prs. frel ne in1.
re Reference siyeu anl required. Address Harry Herald
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VHHEO. b. BLEEcKER co. AUCTI0SEER. -TiIEO
u, Bleecker Co.. will SELL this day, at Ten o'clock,
Amos street handsome household furniture consisting
OF Brutse Ingram and other oil oths mahogany
sofa chairs bureaus dining tea and centre tables. witt
marble tops, damask wnaow curtains parlor aud
other stoves &c also, kitchen furniture, with which the
sale will commence
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A BAKERY TO LET-wITH NEW OVEN ALSO,
"A shop and back Kitchen and bedrooms. For particu
lars Apply at 5l5 SIXTH avenue.
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II ABOLITION. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
- hold Furniture.-COLE Chiffon will sell at suc
tion Monday April 81 at 10 o'clock at No - White
street. Broadway all the Furniture contained In said
house. consisting Of Brussels aud other oil cloths
mahogany chairs sofas and book pier glasses china
aud glass table mante ornaments window curtains
hall lamp stair carpets and the usual variety Of bedroom
furniture together With the kitchen furniture All Of the
above in excellent order.
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LNOR SALE-TWENTY SUPERIOR MOCKfNG BIRDS
Of tine pumage, from two TO three years old They
mock cat dog rooster hen and the Of Jim along
Josey and sing night and day. Apply at AL Fourth street
after three o'clock
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TnEoDoRE MALLABY. AUcrIoNEER.-HANDsON


furniture pier glasses rosewood piano, lace and da
mask window curtains PAPER mache table rich plated
oil paintings &c-John e. Van Antwerp will sell Mon
day April zt, at 10 o'clock at No. g Tweny,hir street.
between Fifth and sixth the entire furniture of the
house comprising BRUSSELS and ingram parcr and bed
carpets mahogany chairs sofas tables with marble tops
edebosrd, bureau, large pier glasses window curtans
cr..kery and glsswsrs lamps rich yrted ware painted
&c. Also. rosewood piano, "Gieb Walker Catalogues
ready at the Office Of the auetioneer No IS Wall street.
has
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Two LET.-A WORKSHOP on TUE SECOND FLOOR,
Fl BY To- down town. well lighted and ventilated will
be lst 70 any kind q busness-rsnt 81 month Alec,
kc suitable brass and lsht turnt FOR farther par
ticulars inquire at NJ. vandewater street after A. NJ,
for two
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NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE. IN A
superior location and doing good business Sat
isfactory he given selling Address
note TO A. b. Herald office stating real name and where
interview can be had, for u rec DAYS.