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From che South.

FATAL STREET FIGHT-ThREE MEN KILLED BY THE
FALL OF A BUILDING-PRINCE BOBO, ETC.
BALTIMORE. june l, 1852.
Mr. John Haren was killed few days since in q street
aray by MIR Dobson, editor of the Jackson iss Star
Dobson arrested, and, after examination, was
acquitted
gin factory was blown down at Augusta, Ga, last
Saturday Three crushed to death BY the fall
ing tinbers
Captain Berry Of the ship Harriet of Bath Me-, re-
Gently died very suddenly at New Orleans.
Prince Bobo who 1t will be recoeced had the trouble
with Willis about Lola Monies, in your city month
two ago. is here and is expected to be delegate to the
Democratic Convention from st. Domingo or Hayti
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Supreme Court.

BEFORE Hon Judge Mitchell
JuSE 1FIabeas Corpus I'm the matter of Adam No
Ian who enlisted in the United States army the lstA
May to for five years the Judge gave his decision
this MOI ning. At his enlistment Nolan st,txt that hc
was over 21 years of His half brother VINO accom-
panied him nj the time and who rejected sccoun4
o also that Adam 81 years OF age
The Judge said that under the present evidence iuciu
Ing the ptSpers oath and declaration the burthau u
proof is that Nolan OF ago A. II Ia doubtful the
proceeding is di missed without prejudice to the right u
renew il hereafter.
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Movements Of KOssuth.

KECEPTION AT ROME AND UTICA.
Urea, June 1, 1852.
Kossuth reached Rome In a special train, at haifpast
3o'elock this afternoon; he accompanied by com
mttees frcm Syracuse, Utica and Rome. He was ad
dressed in the Park by j. Doty President of the vii
lage and made brief but very happy reply Much en-
thusias N manifested, and $500 material aid was
raised and presented to him.
At Utica. very large crowd had assembled Mayor
I!inman addressed Governor Kossuth who made brief
reply
Kossuth is to address the citizens at the Utica Muse
um this evening large audience is already convened
each.
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LIQUORS.

NHUIR's CAMPRELLs AND YoUNGRRs EDINBURG
l Ae Doves Faikirk and East India PALE Ale Barclay
Perkins London Porter aud Brown stout Dublin Porter
Stout &C. IN quart and pint bottles warranted
superior pbadclphia Ale and Porter For sas by
KM II. UNDERulLL. 48O Broomo street cor, OF Crosby
4 O00 DOZEN SUPERIOR CLARET WINE, s. 90
\ ,OOO per dozen, bottles returned for SALE bv W M
H. UN DERBiLL importer the choicest grades of Wines.
Brandes segars &c Dealers and all others viii save ~
cent by purchasing the wholesale and family store,
$50 Broome street. corner of Crosby.
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Lola Monies In Philadelphia !.

PHLADELPHIA, June i, 1852.
Lola Monies had another full and enthusiastic house
at the Walnut tonight. terrible blowup Is however,
preparing between her and the manager The receipts
about $500 night and she only receives out Of 1t
about $108 67 excluding cigarettes. She says the
Jesuits have ruined her dancingand they are de-
temned to cheat her out Of her money SO look out
explosion This will make the 10th che has had
American soil in fve months-que moderate.
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From PhllndelDhIn.
SALE OF PAINTlNGS-NEw NAVAL TELEGRAP

SALE OF PAINTiNGs-NEw NAVAL TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, June i. 1852.
sale Of sixty paintings and other articles Of ert
belonging to the estate of the late John Towne deceased
took place to-day at the Academy of Fine Arts The fol-
lowing are the principal pictures sold with the prices
given John Knox and Mary Queen OF scots VI 2o-
original cost $1,000; Landing of the Northmen, 900;
Lacy Jane Grey in the Tower $500 the almers Return
$40; Landscape 1870; Oliver Cromwell and his Daugh-
Ter $500 Landscape S2l5 The res disposed Of at
prices rongipg from 800 down to SO The whole
amount of the sale is S6s23 The principal purchaser
Mr. o. Roberts. Esq, President of tho North River
Bank his successful bids amounting TO 81 600.
DR. James Swain Of this city il experimenting at our
Navy Yard by porps ion Of the Secretary Of the Navy
upon his elegraphe system of communicating tho
word Of command to marines by signals.
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THIRTY.sECOND OONGRASD.
FIRST SESSION.

House OF Representatives.
WAsHINaTos, june l, 1852.
The House met at the usual hour but there very
slin attendance
DErICtrvCy BILL,
Having been returned from the Senate with
amendments referred to the Committee OF Ways and
Means, and ordered TO be printed
Were called. and several bills and adverse reports
made by tho Committee Public Lands.
motion to proceed to receive reports from other om
mfttees was made by Mr. CoBB (dcm Of Ala.
This was objected to by Mr, HALL. Chairman OF the
Committee Public Lands who stated that he had
vcral impor' ant reports yet to make.
The House, shortly after one o'clock adjourned till
Friday.
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Collision ut Sea.

LOSS OF THE BARK FAIRMoUNT-TEN PERSO
DROWNED, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, May 81, 1852.
The ship Tennessee arrived here for repairs reports
that Friday the 2st inst in the Gulf OF Mexico at
night she into collision with the bark Farmount,
from Cicnfuegos. bound to Philadelphia; and
sunk her in few minutes. The first mate and
man Of the Fair mount saved but the Captain a
lady passenger. and eight Of the lost The
wind blowing hard and the night dark that
no assistance could be rendered.
The Tennessee is considerably injured and leaks badly
She bound to Uayre.
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Nrw ORLEANS. May cl-Noon.
Cotton--Sales this morning bales at full prices
mddlDg Is quoted ai<c. g1sc rrcights declining
Cotton is taken for New York al u per pale Sterling
exchange ats! premium Cotton dealers awaiting
the Arrtjc's adyices
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vUN0 FIRST CLASS MERCANTILE HoUSEs.-A GEN.
temnn who can inauenee An extensive southern trade
desires atuaton ns Salesman, after lst July next Good
reference given in New York and tho South
A. B., Howard Hotel, for three days.
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Religious Conventions.

Religious Conventions.
THE NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
WAsHISGToN June l. 1852.
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
(new schoo, having concluded their business finally
adjourned at eleven O'Clock last night.
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.
Cn.aLrsToS, May 81, 1852.
The Presby terap Convention (od SCHOOL, have elected
Rev. Dr. Humphreys Of Kentucky Professor in Prince
ton College
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
BosToN June l. 1852
At the afternoon session Of the Methodist Conference
yesterday, the report of the Committee Pews and
Free Seats further discussed and that part Of the
discipline requiring and women to sit in different
parts of the church ruled out by 100 majority The
members of each congregation to have the power to
regulate the seating of their assemblies in pews other
wise.
THE CASE OF DIR. JOHNS, or BALTIMORE.
BALTiMoRE. june l, 1852
The ,estry of Christ Church Baltimore, have issued
address defending their pastor the Rev Dr. Johns om
the action of the late Diocesan Convention.
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sIIIPPING,

LN0R SAN FRANCISCO DTRECT.-THE BEAUTIFUL
IL clipper ship RACER, II. w. Steele, Commander, now
ready for sea can accommodate few IL
esry application made this day either board pier
North River or to BUTLER BROTHERS, l6s lis South
street.
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he Cholera In the South.

LOUISVILLE, June 1, 1852.
Thirtysx deaths were caused by cholera at New Or
leans during the past week.
Ten negroes, belonging to James Dickson, Of Canton,
Miss, have lately died from cholera.
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ID C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER-LARGE AND POSI-
1N tive sale of splen aid Rose and Mahogany Fur

u c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND POSI-
H. tive sale of splen Rosewood and Mahogany Fur
niture Papofortes and other RI house furnishing art
81 o'clock each day st the large hail. No $50
and Prince streets G. Kemp will auction. above
large and splendid of Cabinet Furniture
all ths best quality and all of which will be potive
the trade hotel and supply themseves with
ali in best and most substantial for
city custom trade and consists of large and splendid
comprising article of elegance and utility in the
large and fashionable furniture aud much
one estab hmeat in this city No goods will be adlitted
into this sale but such be relied upon and
of ke that the whole shall be sold without
Paror FurnitureElegant carved rosewood Pror Furni
velvet Ne of tho richest designs styles ladies'
wood Cabinets Etegcres with mirror fronts Music Stands
gold and white marble mahogany Sofas.
Tsae Tstes easy and spring seat pag.s chars po
Tables. Dining Room and Library Fornitnre- -Rosswood
and mahogany Extension and ether Dining TABLES mshog
bookcase walnut and mshogany Bookcases Lounges,
yoltare Chairs Dining Room Chairs &c. Chamber Fnrni
ture-Eesnny carved rosewood and mahogany Beiseais
Dressing Bureaus with marble tops and French plate
glasses marble top enclosed Washsand and Commodes;
rich painted and enameed Chamber Furniture In sets;
Wsrdrohes Couohe rush seat Cottage Chairs walnut Cot
tage Furniture rosewood other Dressing Tables plain
mahogany and walnut Chamber Furniture sofa mahogany
Dvans sewing Cbars bronzed iron Hat Stands mahsaany
do Han Chairs Tables. Also loo best south American
Ten superior rosewood So and Panofortes from
sy makers Of good reputation and all Of which will be
These Pianos particularly worthy of the atenti,u Of
chose in want of good instruments auction prices Caa
city can be packed for shipping charge
The goods may be examined two days before the sale.
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Hurricane at Ipswich, Mass.
Bosror, June 1, 1852.
destructive hurricane occurred at Ipswich Satur
day. blowing down houses tearing large trees and do
ing other damage
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NEWS BY TIE l. e q r APH

The Democratic National Convention.
Full proceedings Of this Convention which convened
in Baltimore yesterday will bs found tho last page Of
to days HraALD.
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DOUBLE SH E EFT.
= -
THE TURF.

~ June at aP. ~. Par.e and stake $500 mills heats;
aab u. woodruff enters Boston Girl; ). Leu shlin
enters Lady BROOKS Immediately after Purse aud
Sake $3.50 mile heats; best in to ~agous-wnson and
driver weigh s5o pounds Hugh Kelly sn.srs New
York; Ge Spcer enters Y War Eagle; Mr. Nadins
enter, O. m. Mountain Maid Wheean en,ers s. IN
L,dy Haynes Immediately after. Match for SlOp mi,s
b ats and repe& in harness. Ir Gpldiug names T.. e.
Butcher boy Mr.. Brady names Mao 4yoars old Cara
viii leave suth Ferry Brooklyn for the at
M and return the spnrts Fare slch
way rs cents J.I SNEDtKER Pr ,prietor.
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LODGING HOUSES.

n LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN RE ACCOMMODAr-
go with back pArIor aud hedenom ths first dsor,
nsheS bosrd for the lady snly) by sdiresns xrs H..
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Upsetting OF Boat-FoUr Lives Lost.

BosTor, June /, 1852.
Last Saturday evening, at sancook village, New
Mr.. Babcock, accompanied by four young
ladies' attempted to the river that place, in
beat, which upset and four of the party drowned,
viz: Mr.. Babcock, two sisters named Haley and Miss
hras shgr
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LOTT, MURPHY & VANDERBILT,
No. 3 Front street, Brooklyn

WIN Writers, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, ON
w Friday at o'clock, at 1877 Canal street, adminis
tratrx sale Of Furniture the estate of the late John H.
Little deceased consisting of Bookcase Books Sofas
French high post Bedsteads Bedding &c Bureaus Car
pets Mirrors Chairs Tables Wearing Apparel Gold WATCH
Jewery, Paintings. &c. by order Of ELIZABETH
LITTLE, Administrative
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DLAN1S AT AUCTION.-WM. s. McILVAIN h co,
will sell, this day, at half past 10 o'clock at No Jonn
street fne assorted collection of Roses Double Dahas
yerbtnas Carnations, Pnks, &c., &c., from j. Z. Rauch.
Rrool
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T7o LET AT noBoKEN-sEvERAL CONVENIENT

ITO LET AT HoBOKEN-sEvERAL CONVENIENT
and handsome three story basement and under cellar
brick houses within four blocks Of the ferry the
Hudson street known Franklin These houses
form whole block, presenting Of the handsomest
fronts the United States and have been built
uperntendence of the Mr. Robert L. Sevens) who
has spared pains to them perfect in every respect
The houses OF the desrs able sites
vicinity OF New York upon high ground and good SOIL
ing view Of the hay and river Each house has
pantries and large under cellar, in front
GENTLY largo flower garden thrythIce fee. deep. and
yard feet deep IN the The houses finished
@h hot and cold the kitchen the
tube and sink with every convenience for cold
baths shower baths &c. Gentlemen desiring escape
the heat noise and dust Of the city here hand
some nee IN the country within twenty twenty five
rent much below the New York rates. The whole block
longing to owner 1t is strongly his interest and every
precauton will be taken to the quiet and gcntiy
o. the beichborhood for residences
Hohcken Land Office, of w. w. SHIPPEN, Agent.
TITO DAGJERREOTYPISTS AND OTHERs-TO LET
large Daguerrean Gallery, in the building No 10
Division street the Bowery. The large and
handsomely finished possessing of the best
the city. Also the second and third floors the
bniding. suitable for light business Apply
to G. B. SMITH. 246 Washington sire ct.
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TNsTRUCTIONs.


HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER (MADE H.
IL GisyelIi) continue to imPart instructions in the
Danses de Salon their academy $50 Bread
way BY their simple methed OF teaching few lessons
viii suee for lady gentleman soqriro graceful
and easy style OF executing all tho popular psror
DENMANsHIP.-oLlyFRB d. GOLDSMITH HAVING
strucop in the art of Terms ten dolters
the course OF ten lessons nad satisfactory improvement
guaranteed to all Rooms Broadway, rst corner above
the Irving House.
u ARlTAN BAY BOARDING SCHOOL KEYroRT
IL J.-Psrents who about TO place their song al
school in the country selected acquant themselves
with the many advantages 70 be derived from this nstu-
ton Terms very moderate instruction thorough For for
ther particulars, address j. s. F0RMAN, Prineipsl.
ERENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH CONVERSATION
and and higher classical in
struction-Lectures the Roman French, and German
laws Professor Tellerng has his
80 Prince street to 57 Broadway opposite Nho where ne
continues nsructine tho above branches
the modern languages after the Offend ora system Al
dress =. T. letter box ! 060. Pest Once
ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, ACCOMPLISHED vo.
"A calst, Pianist and considered As one Of the b.st
teachers IN singing residing In New York wishes "a
pleasant residence cor sfsne Of two three room fur
nisita runnrnsed with without board Tho rent to
Fonch itsn- and Spanish Languages In whuh the lady
aSyertMns - grciesSss; as well In music Address
"susicsl Lacy" ntter v Herald once.
DANCING ACADEMY. ITO GRAND STREET. FOURTH
~ door from BroadwsyP SAracco aoIe teacher thu
ne. and fashionable Dances we'll kns.n IN America win
keen ores his saloon every day during the Tor
ciasses and private lessons mornr<
ara evening as usual very few enough Ss
,sstn hl the above dances
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The Steamer Marion at Charleston.
CHARLrsroS, June l. 1852
The steamship Marion from New York arrived at her
wharf at five o'clock, this (tuesday) morning.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children wish TO hire the lower upper part of
house. whole house not above Fourth street and
lien of reference Address, stating terms location &C. to
William =. a this ofce, which will receive immediate
= Tetea-Tete, Looking Glass, Table. &C. suitable for
citing Any having the above articles togethe
separate in New York Brooklyn may find cash pur
chaser. by addressing WILMOT Office Of this papsr.
WANTED-A TWO STORY HOUSE, NEAR BROAD
w not higher than Fourth street,
chsmbcr street. at reasonable rent Address Mrs Year
ly. ko. 3 Trinity place.
ITO BUILDERS AND owNERs-wANTED TO LEASE,
house for term of years suitable for private
ing school with twenty feet square house be
peted by October next and to be between Broadway
Sixth svenue. Apply ut the office Of l.. L. BULKELEY,
Councillor at Law, 40 W all street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE. THE STOCK AND FIX
lures of small neat Fruit and Confectionery Store
with laek situated between Canal and
would like to hire Store suitable for the above business
Address CP.. at this Office, to-day.
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WAsHINoTON PARK & CoNTINUArIoN SALE

w WASHINGTON PARK CONTINUATION SALE
w Under tine direction OF Lott, Murphy Vanderbilt
James Cole Auctioneer.Positive auctisn sale Of
hundred lots on MYRTLE Dekab Crmberland. Carlton,
Brooklyn comprising nearly the entire fronts opposite three
sides Of Wsshn Park the sth day OF June 1852 at ~
New York Every lot offered will be positively sold to the
highest bidder Streets graded and paved and the lots
adapted 20 building purposes forthwith This sale
Of the most valuable tho city Brooklyn
of thu being Myrtle Dekalb and Cum bersnd
opposite Washington Park and others lying north Myrt
Park Flushing Cumberland, oxford, Portland
and Hsmpden The ferry from the foot Of
street To- the foot Of Wall street New York will be in
Montague street WASHINGTON Park contains about thirty
acres commanding unrvaed prospect Of the ctes
of Brooklyn New York and Of the harbor In the
of the property The grading and planting Of tho
Park rapid progress, and the lots Will be sold
free from the assessments laid therefor All the streets and
ARE paved with the of Hampdeu
which hss recently been graded by private contract
A good title and free from all encumbrancos Clauses
inserted the deed Terms sale Maps
eok and further information may be obtanod agpca
Cole, 43 Fulton street. Brooklyn Wall
street, New York, or to the Subscribers,
LOTT, MURPHY VANDERBILT
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MR.. NEA0HER INVITED TO BOSTON.
Bosror, june l. 1860.
Alta meeting Of the Irish citizens last evening
mttee appointed to make to invite MI.
Meaghsr the Irish patriot to visit Boston D. Magso
and Mr. McGowan left this morning for New York, fer
the above purpose
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EREAT SALE OF HARLEM LoTS-ANTHONY j
" Bleecker will SELL this day. ut II O'Clock the Mer
ohants Exchange 400 Harlem Building Lots known the
Roosevelt property extending from Sth 6h street.
and from First to the river This the
beat tract OF land for sale the island Maps
had at the Auction Rooms. No. Broad street.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED--wILSON & TROW'S d.
L rectory of the city Of New York. for lS52-53.-Tbis
Directory Of about geo Of will be found TO
tain larger Number by many thousands than any drec
tory Of THE city before published From the oug
peence of Mr. Wilson and the valuable sid OF competent
and efficient in the compilation the publisher submits
this work TO the public with strong confidence In its full
and There will attached TO esch
valuable Nap Of the city. JOHN =. TROW,
Publisher, 40 Aun street.
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fHO LET FURNISHED THE LOWER PART OF
house No 1G9 West Broadway, consisting of front par
er with bedroom attached and bertha smoking room
and tea with front and back Easements, to small
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John FIsHBLATT. AUcTIoNEER.-BY JOHN FISH
lot of Cgars30O 900 La Fanna; 10 900 Competepts
rs 900 London size Emulation; 600 Ell RcgaiG $1,000 Re-
gala Curado 600 Ell Regsia Fora Al 900 ditto ditto
$4,000 Pooahon 1000 La Union, very choice 900 La Pat
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FOn SALE AND TO LET.

EoR sALE-A MANUFACT0RY. DOING A GOOD BU-
fness-cost 81, Geo short siace. sad will be
sd for son. ste ehaDoe Go mskc money ma
esria Only mart of che purohss, money required dows
inquire HEATH 39 Grxs& street. the factory
No. 50 Spring street building
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATION.-THE NEW NOVEL, BY
IN Augustine Dugapne eutitled Glove and Hatred tho
Jealous Brother romance Of our tines is secured
by copyright and published only in the New York Revee
This novel Of the best and equals any Bulwcr
e by thenewsboys and periodical agents. Price
Publication Office No. AZ Ann street.
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ted with psasant fur Gshed with widow lady,
where there other bo~rers EoArd for sdy sny
CONFIDENTIAL Address II r., at this once
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AUCTION NoTICE-THOS. BILL, AUCTGONEEK.-
"A BY W. l.. Van Zsndt-Larse sale. this day at iotS
clock in the auction 13 Spruce street. of
assortment Of household and other Faraiture Carpets
Looking Glasses Chairs Sofas Conches Sc Also table
and bed linen Dry Goods lot Of sesend hand Cthing.
Groceries. Liquors Wines casks If Honey &c.
tion. Fridsy extensive sale of Dry Goods Clothing
Fan oy Goods Hosiery. Tailors' Goods. &c.
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q day and Friday, June and at 1015 o'clock at the
spacious M. Henry Bsrkner No 7o Fulton
assortment Of Mahogany and Rosewood Sofas Chairs
do Sewing do, Rockers &c. covered in brocstse plush
and hair oioh Mahogany and Rosewood Marble top Pier
Sofa and Centre Tables Buneaus Washstsnd Carved Bed
Of Mr. BerkEer, and sold in conse 4uence of removal
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TOHN w SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL
SELL Thursday. June g. at the store No IL Spruce
street. at o'clock by virtue execution 25 pieces and
parts Of pieces of Brussels Threpy and insrsin arpens
n pieces and remnants of English and American Oil ClSth
WIN. T BOYD. Salesman.
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LHGR SALE-THE STOCK OF Dry GOODS. WITH
lease of store 35 Grand street. Rcn $50 year In
ulirH AhoYO
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VXJAETED-AN OWNER FOR sTRAYED cow
w dark ,rown She was found between Forty ssoo ad
aud. Fortythird street N r. The have her
hc premiscs in Forty third street. next door North
Rycr, by paying expenses,
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M0RIARTY, AgCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
81 Wednesday, June I'd, at 10Y o'clock. at No. 2A East
Thirteenth street near First large quantity Of
Wine Irish Whiskey Brandies. SC 30 Aiso Stand Casks
Kegs Counters Decanters Beer Pumps &C. &C. Also the
furniture O
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A pLEAsANTLY Situated ROOM To RENT. AT
"A No 10 Wooster street suitable for geAtiensm sad
his wife, r tNoa ria tlemn
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-C CASSIDY, AUCrIONEER-
IA Dy u. N Bush-This day at '0 o'clock, in the saos
10 North William of second
Furniture. B.dsteads Mattresses Carpets. Shower tsh
in &c.