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RITIMR INTELLIGN nc z !.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL ., 1852.
Cleared.

Cleared.
b spsS.d
SusSe New thompson
B.Ik Parcel Rich p Mas.ns Taylor
Brig La7seca. Grssnman. ass.sord.. Stanton i;
Br s.
S.! Ssps.siS SIi: Hand
sesr anssl Iuse fna aeRes ''
Soe
Arrived.
sap s'S.ss
March 49, wv Baker of Mass, fell from main royal yard
Ship Powiassn tof Baltimors), Meyers Hayre, Al days.
sSp s.qssse Ss.ssH c.,srs.
Palmer wa.TRS. Jan With i, silks \. sas
poas b ss e S sm Masrsa. for LSn
S SIa BARK D from
@ lion a. Ed an brig Rs,b.s
Ship Austin Moss, Galveston % days. with cotton, &c,
ship clifton ngersoll New Orleans, IA days, with mdse,
Ship Zone ssbee New Orleans, March Is, with mdse to
Ship Jackson New Orleans 20 days. with mdse and
" gssngSs .s TO w,s s s.w % and
passensers to T ? stanton 1''''
Ship Louis Bunker, New Orleans 10 days, with mdss,
ship ST Louis Bunker, New Orleans 10 days, with mdse
ship Robsrt Center Arnold, Mobile . days, with cotton
BARK Primus (Russ swindlein MArseles 81 days, vti
Minna Diencker. Bremen, days, in ballast and
ark Bornco (of saIeml Rhosde. Penang ls5 days Nth
ppke Brig Isis from Marsee. for Boston 5.h
Southern edge OF the Curt was struck ~ lightning
which the main ormat and burnt the main tsp
BARK Mount washington (of Frecport) Pettingill Rio
Jsnero, 80 days, with coffee ts master
BARK Hyeron Cashier Rochelle As days, with brandies
Bark Cen Green Si HsHs R. inn ~
spoke brig Albion Cooper from Ponce PR, for Baltmore
same time spoke bark Little Lizzie from Canary Islands for
BARK Palmetto Gof Kennebuni) Bell, Havana, 20 days.
Bark Morang Peterson csrdenas "A days with sugar and
m9asses, to r. Reed. . 10, -.
,o aTs H H% sReT Smith 81 marx Jays N'n
Bark Orion Jones' Mobile Is days. with cotton, to Eagle
Bark MARYLAND, Klein, New Orleans = days. with mdse
MnsSn for ~ ~ "
Brig Golden !of Piymos.hl Cornish, Messna ~ daS''
Brig Catarina (t) Tertarili Palermo rs days with fruit
| and 8 passengers, to Chamberlin g. Robinson. :,
Brig 7 Gushing, Cady, Malaga with fruit 60, 70
Brig s. Andrew tof Daltimore) Robinson, Msraosise,
lat 81 Ion 81 saw ship Martha Ward (ef NYork) Trott,
from hpsaeiio9s for iiyerp9oi ,,,o -, -,
and mSls,s to Taylor Co. S'se %a on y 90
carried away jiS rPt sails and los, boat 9TH ~
no lat was struck Y heavy sea- which carried away the
three casks of molasses and knocked John Whiten
boy through The house killing him instantly the man at
while hauling out the reef tseR foil overboard and
was drowued %th lat 81; Ion ~, spoke schr Johnson
Brig ornoco of CberryfeldL Lewis Csrdcnas, II days
with nosssoe, 70 Curtis Co, vessel TO Thompson u
Irie II psrha tof narpswcli), wetbor. cienfuegos.
s.sos ~ wa s"eAi A-l AVsS-s t0 CAast.sia : I'VE
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THE HORRIBLE MURDERS AT THE STRAITS or MAGELLAN
We have received the Valparaiso Mcrcrnhi, Rpoer. OF
Feb Is 1t reports the arrival there thu preceding
day Of the British steamer Viago ships Florida and
interchangeable briggs Eliza Cornish and the Meteoro bring
ing prisoners all the rebels and pirates from the Straits
Of Magellan Of whose capture have already given
1T is stated that the rebels they had
embarked board the ships seized by them at the colony
after putting to death Mr. Munos the Governor together
with the clergyman established there and eleven other
persons including discovered that the loaser
Cambaso had contrived plan Of getting rid Of The
greater part Of them for the purpose Of having fcvcr
persons among whom TO divide the plumber. They
cofdiDgly resolved TO be beforehand with the chiefs
Of the piratica party and formed conspiracy seize
them they should leave the straits their
way TO Montevidoo The plot Of Cambiaso was to
induce great portion If the party TO embark in a
boat under pretcxt, and then to sink the boat
Moro than forty porsons had embarked In the beat but
the design being suspected the boat searched and
the suspicion confirmed This produced reaction,
counter conspiracy formed ard under the lead Of
the pilot of the Florida and Of the troops who
had been stationed at the Straits the exploit succeeded
Cambaso left in chains at Chloe Gold dust Of the
value Of SIS 600 discovered it being the greater part
what the rebels found board the British brig Eliza
Cornish which they seized at the Straits There
also recovered $1,000 hard dollars and $4,000 in silver
bars The master of the brig Eliza Cornish and the
owner Of the Florda killed by order Of Cambiaso
passenger sick in bed, dragged upon deck and
dcred and other atrocities committed by Cambiaso
and his accomplces All the ut the Straits to the
nsmber Of seventy, with the women, brought to
Valparaiso Chico in the Florida and Nrago, except
forty four who escaped TO the mountains The criminals
were in the hands Of the government, who IL Il
thought would do them justice for their atrocious acts
Eoton advertiser, .9y7ii2
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@ y. be-. 4. e; e Hss:ss.s 70 S.x x.s;. ~
=: s:' ::;.
:ss s:'iY The names f'''''s the
:, ss,: .as s.s.
nsn CSraooa " days. with hides and skins.
brig Pencil tof Srun.viol,. Slower. cu.,.u. PR.
poI. s:, s S,s.s ssdy.
or Jaeksonviile; 24th struck BY tightening
carrying away fore topsasnt mast steve water ways split
Brig Eliza Ann Chase cardenas March 49, with nolases
Brig Ap;d;ic &Br German. cardenas days, with su-
Brig T%:shy Crosby Soi R.nser). Atwood M.n.anie.
@ zrs, nsSss .A sugar. !. Rich
Brig Debts. ssh.n St Jago Cuba 81 days. with sugar. 70
Brig Hail. T.s..oe IS days. with md..
s:s s ss;: F Ss:a| f.:s
from Matan.a. ds.s, for RI Portland ,,L
With sus a: mds.ss css days.
Ks.jsps W.s. New 'snS H E;Ss Z 9th
q IS lon s. iris PilisSary from
whss g. St Thomas days. with
Brig Caledonia (Brj Pottpas. Aricha days. with COAL
Brig SnIiea. Stuart Georgetown Sc 7dsy' with lum-
ssSs Hiis1sssss cunning Au. Cages. days. and 1n.
f.{' wv 1
and molasses, to master.
sehr Madeira of Prospeot) Amos CArdonas IA days. with
molasses. to Stephenson.
Schr Eurotas Trofehen, st Johns, PR, March IT, with
sugar, to Rivera Baldwin
Sohr Alexander Mitchell masted) Blaokngton Mara
oabo 20 days with coffee hides &C. 70 Maitland Phelps
sehr Mary Knapp lcf Portlandl Wilson. Cape Hayti
Schr Anthem. Latham Matagorda, Texas Is days. with
cotton, sugar, 60, to master.
schr L Perry Thomas Beaufort NC 9days, with naval
Whaebone Inlet miles south Of Ocraceke Cschr Alon
20 ], to the Board Of Underwriters.
Sehr Entire. Demarest, Elizabeth City, 6days.
Schr Klotts, Kimston Norfolk, days. with cotton
and -four, to Allen Paxson.
Schr Bee Cheeseman, Leipsic, DEL 3 days.
Schr Ship Carpenter. Burrs Smyrna. Del. days.
Schr Sturtevant, Corson, Brandywine, 2days.
Schr John w Candy, Townsend. Philadelphia, 2 days.
Schr Jos Rushing Kill, Philadelphia, days.
Below,
Ship Eze (Brem), Gatsen, Bremen, March g. with mdse
and passengers.
Two banks and two brigs.
The ship North American AUSTIN for San Francisco, has
anchored at the Quarantine ground.
Sailed,
Ships Ocean Queen Grswold Londsn Princeton Russell
Liverpool, and others.
Wind At SUNRISE s. At meridian, SSW; at sunset, NV.
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Topographic Marine Reports.

ArrivedShips st Peter Norleans Cohota NYsrk bArks
Saone NOreans Rowland. Mobile; brig Cronstad Buenos
Ayros Jan Left barks Mangola for IA days Ole
for Boston, 20 days. Mquolon. and Waybosset disg
Falmouth from Bangor dol Delegate for Boston IS days
Also arr ships North A%s,es LiysrpSo March II Mary
Savannah; Ottoman, Sicily; A Jessurum, Curacao;
Beck, Mobile; schrs Arroyo Porto Cabeo; Dodge, st
Jago Harriet Fredericksburg.
Beiow-Bark Assdan. Luyotte and Wexford. Also,
ship, 4 bArks, and brigs, unknown.
Ceared-Ship Emperor, Orleans; barks Godfrey Cape
do Verbs; Dephos EOrleans; schr Geo Ehgs, Norfolk.
CHARLxsror. April l.
In the ofng-ship supposed the Lizzie Howard, NYork
Br bArks Lady the Lake Liverpool and kingston Clyde
New BEDFORD APRIL. /.
Arrved-Shp Canton, North Pacific $50 bills sperm 200
whale oil.
2d-Arr ship Joseph Maxwell Pacific with 1850 bbs sperm
oil.
Ship Mary Henry Pacific with 1000 whale and 40 SPERM
Spoke Feb u lat $40 Ion 80 W. ship John Jay from
York for California; day. bark Hersche 80
Boston for River Plates March 49, lat 81 Ion r brig Albe
marie, Of and for NHaven.
At Psrnambuco Feb27, Fanny, from Lahana for NBod-
ford.
Also arr brig Oscoola and schr Augusta, from NYork.
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eodes 70 be 77ols bass q ~ kinds sgaina lSoS34 In
tho corresponding period last yearA decrease q SsSls
bags Prices Tor the past three months have bsa on
thcuour stocks in tho absence Of tho usual heavy de-
mand, have continued proportionabe larger than any
former scasonprscs last year also we'll sustained
in the face Of heavy arrivals and the certainty Of large
crop in Eraz whereas they have been barely sustained
this with very light receipts and with positive
from the growing country Of short crop
The market closes without animation but with an ap
parent disposition on the part Of buyers to operate
considerable extent at slight reduction In figures We
quote prime selections 9c good so ordinary to fair
&c to 9Zc. WHITE ELDER, Brokers.
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CNfv vnfe1Iluence

FmE-0n Thursday night about eleven o'clock police
James Fitzpatrick at No 227 West twenty first street
and gave the alarm to Engine Co. No 10 who were
promptly on the spot and very yxtipguisked the
frr. without causing any material damage.
ANOTHER FiRE-About half past twelve o'clock yester-
day morning. fire broke out in grocery store No. s
and Assistant Captain Cameron with their force
sided in ubdung the flames and preserving the property
The fire originated in the cellar Damage about Sl25
Run O,Er-On Thursday afternoon about half past FIVE
O'Clock small girl years Of age, daughter Of John
Stephenson, was run by grocers wagon in Lex
sngton avenue driven and owned by A. W Hedren
ner Of Twenty ninth street and Eighth avenue The
child conveyed to her fathers residence So Lexington
avenue. by officer Erb.
RESCUED DRowS,Nc,-About four o'clock. Thurs
day afternoon emgrant passenger fell overheard at
the foot Of Clinton street and rescued from drowning
by William Edwards. second mate of the ship Nortkum
bertrand.
two horses Of the Harlem Railroad got frightened
they detached from the car, started off at
tremendous rate down the Fourth avenue until Of
them ran with such violence against post, that its
head completely smashed and ii fell dead instantly
The other was soon caught.
METHODIST NEKusc.-Yesterday afternoon. about
three O'Clock general meeting the members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held at the Seventh
Street Church The exercises were oened by the read
ing of portion Of the scriptures the singing of hymn
and the Offering up Of prayer discourse was de-
lvered the subject Of which principally the necessity
OF fasting and prayer has been ordained by the bishops
in view OF the approaching general conference when
tain ques'e ms pertaining to their ministerial character
and responsibility to be settled when election
to fill the Offices, and the appointment Of dors will
take place and when general plans of extended useful
will be submitted for adoption At the conclusion
of the discourse, subscription taken up; after
which the assembly dispersed
SHAMEFUL DEsERTIoS,-About ten o'clock on Thursday
night, fine male child apparently one or two months
of age wns found wrapped in old plaid shawl and
lying Pier No 20 Eas. River 10y officer Donnelly of
the Second ward. Had the child been discovered
shortly after it had been abandoned by the mother it
probably would have become the prey Of huge wharf
rats that nfest our docks 1t taken to the Aims
house.
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Telcgraphic Reports.

NEW ONLEANs March ~, 1907.
Cotton is in fair demand The sales to-day, reached
$500 bales at unchanged prices nr.ct middng is at
ports is now 400 600 bales the time last ye
The stock on hand tonight. is 200 900 bales Freichts
are advancing Cotton is taken for Liverpool at nine
sixtcenths OF penny.
New ORLEANS April. 1852
The sales Of cotton to-day amounted to 1000 bales at
steady prices VIC quote middiing at TX INC.
CHARLEsToN, April /, 1852
The sales Of cotton to-day to 1000 bales the
market closing tight at quarter Of cent decline Fair
and fully fair qualities are quoted at 81 $40 The
weeks sales have been 10 800 bales receipts H.
300 bales The stock hand exclusive of that on ship.
board is 81 44S bales.
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Markets..
COFFEE CIRCULAR.

COFFEE CIRCULAR.
BALTIMORE March 31-Our coffee market has been
less active than usual at the opening of the spring
season and the business comparatively moderateentre
eset comprising only 1880 bags. On account of the
light receipts however the transactions have been suf
cen TO produce gradual reduction Of stock and de-
mind though apparently light Ia sufficient TO prevent
my material concessions the part Of holders to effect
sales Thcre H. however. an anomalous feature IN the
donations q the market worthy Of note Our aats'i
Iskoit ~ ~ -. lv....4s lhs "a
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On Thursday evening, April !, by the Rev John Lille
FRANCIS VAN DIRK. Esq, of Brooklyn to Miss SUsArNAH
SMITH of this city.
On Thursday, April !, in St AIMS Church. BROOKLYN
by the Rev Charles II. Halsey, THAppEus H. Lewis of
New York, to FRANCES l.. TOWNSEND, of Brooklyn
On Tuesday, March 80 by the Rev Thomas H. Skinner
JACOB II. BoEARr, Of Southampton, England to MARY
JANE McB,RsrY, Of Castebayncy, Ireland now both Of
this city.
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u c. KEMP, AUcTIoNEER-ExrRAoR

II G. KEMP AUcTIoNEER-ExTRAoRp
sale o
articles four months ali sums over $780, for
as1ssi Sr.ss
above without reserve splendid assortmsns
Z rich and valuable goods being largest and
ssrptiSn ever offered at auction in sale in York
which viii positively sold Without ana nj q
rare opportunity for the trade hotel ana
goods Tho furniture has all been the best and
Of large and splendid Of richly carved rose
TSod ahYssRy and black wanu. paror dining
Of elegance and utility found in the large and fashion
and varied hsn can be found 'ifsS n
s 81 nso $ but & city No b w
and hs and no ehs goods viii BE- h
shall be sold wthon. paror FurnitureEss.ns
en- suite % in
designs styles rosewood cabinets etssercrs
sIn:.:
sns
and work tables ottomans eouchss marble fancy
and mahoesny extension and other
and book mahogany book cases.
lounges yoltsre chairs dining room chairs So Chamber
steads dressing bureaus with marble tops and plate
rich painted and chamber furniture IN SETS ward
rGe couehes rush seat cottage chairs walnut cottage fur
and walnut chamber furniture sofas mahogany
;sT s p'n ss" 1o a ssA s
gany do hall chairs tables; also. ono hundred best
South American curied horse hair matresse,, forty
and fifty lbs each CGrpeting500 pieces of the richest
styles royal Wilton velvet tapestry Brussels three.ply
ingram and stair carpetings floor oil cloths OF
The most beautiful patterns Of this springs imPoratens
very large and splendid assortment which are particular
lyworthy Of the attention Of purchasers the goods
all warranted perfect and desirable styles
terms Piano Fortes-Twclye elegant rosewood 6al and
octave panofortes, which Is splendid grand
Ianofcrte, with the Noian attachment, made by T. Gil
bert Co., and cost ST. 000 has been in only few
also, splendidly carved rosewood octave piano
forte with pearl nlad plate and pearl keys worth $780,
valuable Instruments,
fully warranted by the maker the when sold
private sale. Rich House Furnishing Articles.-Large
French plate mirrors with rich gilt frames
elegant hronzed and gilt mantle clocks Aver plated
splendid assortment of French China, rich and Boh
milan fancy glassware, being handsome sssortmen
stone China Solicit ware Sc, &c. Arrangements will %
ade to store goods until May have them for
shipping at a reasonable charge.
w M. =. MclLNAN CO, AuCTloNEERS W I'LL
Ky sei TINS day NJ auction Mt the new seed store No
yohf street corner Q, Nassau at iUts o'clock mo
ssH'n ,ameiias' large moss and other RoseS from
= ~ hso, nne oonection OF OvAM and
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ThH CrOINS !.

The RIO Bravo Of the 10th ult. says Crops
have never looked more promising on the Rio
Grande, than this season; nor has there been so
much planting done before since the war. Expert
ments prove that January is the proper month to
plant in this country An old resident informs us
that he has never failed to make a crop when plant
ed in that month. The February crops also look
well at this time
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TSorrirG-The season for trotting on Long Island u
upon US, ands opening dsy-Thursdsy las-was one Of
the mo beautiful that could BE- desired by the patrons
OF the turf The air. being purified the storm Of the
previous days, exhiarAting and invgoratng in the
highest degree There promise Of great sport this
SON. all tho old celebrated naes with many new ones
have entered and will appear The nsghborng cities
and towns have furnished number of splendid nags and
already there have been made purses and
stakes amounting to of during the present
and succeeding months This is unparalleled In the
nails of trotting
On Thursday, there were two matches on the Centre
ve but the track being heavy and the horses out of
condition the did not afford tho qualification anti
cipated The first match between two Williamsburg
named Lady Briggs and Monte Csto mile heats in
harness They had three heathe winning the last
two Time three minutes in each heat The second
race was between Centreville and Lady Haynes mile
heats to wagons for $500 Lady Haynes the race in
two heats Time, 3:07-2:50%
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II W. WEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-MORTGAGR
~ sale of Household Furniture Monday ae
10 o'clock at Jag Greenwich avenue consisting
Tables mahogany and walnut Sofas mahogany walnut and
maple Chairs, Bedsteads Feather Beds Hair Mattresses
gilt and mahogany Looking Glasses mahogany walnut
kGokeTs Couehss Piano Stools. Window Shades Hall and
&c. all Of which will be peremptorily Sold rain shine
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MEDICAL.


NN~0NNo~~>~NN>~~,~N1N.N- ~NNN-~~N>~N@%@,NN~ .....
vT1MOLATs SULPHUR BATHS SIT PEARL srpppT
Established by Louis j. Tnolat from ~ ria far tbs
mercuria affections Sc These the only gsnn;ne Sn
phur Baths and highly recommended by or most ami
mont physicians We refer to Drs Mott, erger Waaos
and Nissan. 9.oS'' - 1890
NO FEE TILL CURED-DR. CoRBy TT 10 DgANx
street may be consulted conhdenv ally tbs trea
mont Of delicate diseases 1wentyone wears 4.
and permanent cures recent IS rsmosnH
days The victims Of quaetery can ely with cersint
is enabled ectualiy cert Ain h:s
NJ B.-Dr. Corbctt Is member Of Tho Me- vorp NY
versity. -" -. ~
DR. WARREN, NO. MoT1 STREET coNT,Ynr.
Desil.y His p ana him to cure Nsr,.rs
currenes vaaby cured ioss and cases Of recent 90
N B.-No foe till cured TWIN three 70 nve dsya
DR COOPER, Il QUA ~ srprrn 80 80
last twenty yed the most
"sp cure the most ssars~ medical in New YORK ne
cases removed two do VS. Dr. Coorsr ca nnd MUG
he assures the scv eehs OF debility
eslnson him ords Dr. c hot b. y
for long time bav persons who, after suffering sileay
All eases snderv ken treated with cana 20 pgSeos he
n,u myers! don't BIO deceived by one Who pcr
cards In the NJ York sunday Times and Atlas 90 ny
DR. Coop CIR, IA DUANE STREET. CAuTIoNs Tup
innate victims Of disease against certain set Of
who fill great portion the daily pacsrs viii
dent me ai friend and the benort arising from tS.ptv
tive ~ devoted to tho Of
Periov cure or no charge.
psR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET WILL yORyn,r
sw aihs 10 cure any case Of disease he undertakes
~ Pratce OF over twenty years his present
unequaliod BY any medical Now York Those H.
may disease can apply TO Dr. j. with tina
the'r cases properlY frosted Observe. No. H.
d,ort Ds. Coo5ers. Z
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AMES COLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HUNDRED,
vacant lots in the town Bushwick near MYRTLE And
Division avenues Bushwick avenue Cedar, ELM Suy-
dam Myrtle WILLOW and Blank streets James Cole VIII
at the Merchants' Exchange r. tho following very de-
srabo lots yz lots Myrtle street, 80 lots ON Suy-
dam street lots Elm street street g.
lots on Bushwck Avenue Blank street
ON Wuow street. These lots finely located 600
feet from the junction Myrtle and Division They
are about ~ miles from Peck Slip Ferry, Williamsburg
and three miles from Fulton Ferry Broofyn There
which these very or fr
aresidencs The omnibuses and repsss every mi
nutes through the day Division avenue Dcr
cent remain bond and mortgage per cent
teres half payable in three and tho balance fve
II
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
wHAMpoA-Ship Is Palmcr-H W Burdett. Smith,
GvAvAmA-Brig Msriei-Rev John Nosby.
Nsw ORIsAss-Sbip st Louis-J Candy, Liverpool; II
Eliot, NDrleans,
BE- For Additional SHY NccS SEQ Stuh rag
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f, aR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE sTREET. WILL R0RrRIf

s,,n W 70 cure any case Of disease hc undertakes
~ practice OF over twenty-five at his present
uncquaIoo oy any medical man In Now York Those <hs
may conrsct disease can apply TO Dr. with tina
door !, d.. Coo2eris. :
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u C.KEAP, AUCTIONEER.-CA FURNITURE
H. This day. at 10 eclock at the Wareroos As Vesey
street. Kemp will sell at suction. above tho
stock OF Mr. Lafarge all of which has been ado in
worthy OF the attention of Of
large and general assortment of paror and
chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses &C. Goods purchased
At this sale remain tho Nav froe
Il charge. Catalogues n N ming u sale. -, -
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WIN. s. McILvAIN L. CO, AUCTIoNEERS W. I'LL
w cell this day, ut auction, at the Seed Store No
'2John street, corner Of Nassau at l0 o'clock 1 col
estion OF Camellias large other Roses,
j. r. Henderson also, fine collection of Ovan,
Lemon Trees likewise Peunas verbenias and otherJ nnt
from the greenhouse of John Crosse Hartford, Conn.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, 50 CHAMBERS
street has this day ss Of valuable rosewood walnut
Tssis Glass and China Ware Girandoos Dress Bureaus
&c also suits Of Furniture in
an plush Also large lot Of Furniture bar
Fixtures Decanters, Glasses, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Arm
Chairs &c. = 5000 -
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TT Z. WILLARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of Furniture Pianos and Paintings H. r. VIII
lard, Auctoneer will SELL this morning, CLOCK at u
Nassau street Of Pine by order mortgage
ines, &c, -'
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND
- splendid sale Of Household PARLIAMENTARY III.
LEEDS CO. will sell ut auction, Tuesday April 6h a.
~ O'Clock at No. 90 Prince street. yaua
bio Of household Furniture order in
nris also great collection curosties valuable
Gems selected in various the world Sale
tory, as the family about returning to France.
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture Pier Glasses Carpets Oilcoths, &C. F. Cotton
h i sell; this DAY (Sstnrdayl April atlo O'clock e
furniture Of family breaking and whi paro
gooa feather Beds and hair Mattresses Sofas mahoxsny
Chairs Couches voairc and spring seat Chairs Carpet
ware Cutlery, &C.; also two very large French plate