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House OF Representatives.

WAsHINoToN, March "a 1852.
EXPENSES 7 NEW MEXICO, ETC.
Mr.. HALL. (den Of Mo-, asked leave to offer reso-
luton, which read for information requesting the
President to tell the House the amount of the expense
for forage fuel transportation of the army per man. in
New Mexico, during the Mexican war and the amount
expended on the account since the termination Of
the war.
Mr.. BRooKs (whig) of New York said he would have
objection if the gentleman would include the expenses
Of the Mexican and Florida campaigns
Mr.. HALL said that the wings had all the information
about the Florida during the contest of 1910.
The resolution not received.
SIGNAL LIGHTS TO De CARRIED
Mr. FLORENCE (dem) Of Pa, submitted resolution
nstructng the committee to inquire into the expe-
dency Of prescribing by law negotiation the number
character and position Of the signal lights to be borne by
vessels between sunset and sunrise the waters Of the
United States
The resolution was adopted
THE REPORTS
Mr FOWLER, (whig) OF Mass made an Intellectual effort
to appropriate hour to the reception of reports from
the standing committees. lie said that there may be
upwards Of one hundred reports in tho drawers Of
members.
Tho House then went into Committee OF the Whole
TIE DEFICIENCY
Mr MARSHALL (whig) Of Ky, moved to strike out all
in the bill relating to the Quartermasters department
IL this motion should prevail then he would when
they got into the House that tho appropriations for that
department be referred toa select committee.
The Chairman Mr. SruART) decided tho motion out of
order the ground that part Of the Bill has been acted
on and subsequent claims considered
Various clauses Of the bill debated and voted on
but no amendments were made to those making appro-
priatons for the Quartemasters department The pro-
ceedings generally were dull and tedious
Mr. MEADE, dem Of Va, proposed an amendment
approprating thousand dollars for warming the Pres
dents house with furnaces and lues
AMEMrrR in his sent said he wanted to add an amend
ment, to supply the Presidents table and cellar
ANOTHER MEMBER, sote poce said-Youll smoke him
out II you don't pay attention to the fues
Mr.. MrADr's amendment, however ruled out OF
der and the committee finally without coming to q
conclusion upon the bill
PRoPosRD REDUCTION TARIFF.
Mr. DUNCAN (dem) Of Ia gave notice OF his intention
to introduce bill to amend the tariff Of 1916 by reduc-
ing the duty imported sleeps wool costing ten cents
per pound oress at the place whence imported also to
reduce the duty imported fax and to admit free Of
duty raw silk, dyewoods madder indigo certain articles
used in dyeng and composing dyes burr stones grind
stones and various articles therein enumerated
The House adjourned.
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PITT3BDR1 AND STEUBENvILLE, AND ALLEGHANY
yABEEY RAILRoADs SADDLES FOR KossUTH-
CRIMINAL MATTERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
PnrssuRa, March 23 1852.
The cnl of the pittsbury and steubenvilio a
have issued proposals (open TIL the 4h of May for
grading bridging eight miles of the road from Pitts
burg to Campbell's run
The directors OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad yestor
day appointed a. snor Roberts, Chief Engineer and
George r. Rchboari, Assistant Tho Board aso directed
n survey Of the lines both sides Of ADegiany river,
the borough Of KIttanns and North Kittaning
General Robinson Solomon w Roberts, the President
and other officers of tae Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
left here to meet several Western faroad
at Cleveland, to obviaso the necessity os passengers
whiting ut the several corrections
Two Pittsburg saddlcrs named Jolstein and BurcIl-
field have contracted with kossuth 20 make $50 saddles,
at Sl2 each the number t. he increased ~ 5000
Proposals have issued by the postaster and the
Collector Of Customs tbe erection of Custom House
and Post Office for which appropriation was made by
Congress last sesson.
Judge Mcclure yesterday congratulated the jury
the lghtness of the criminal calendar ana passed glow
ing eulogium the Maine Liquor law, which ho pro-
nounced constitutional &c.
The brewers of this city have scnt strong rcmon-
STRANGE against the Maine Liquor law,
Mayor Fleming behalf Of the citizens of Allegheny
City has presented handsome set Of coors to tie
steamer Allegheny.
Last night most destructive fire occurred in Brming-
ham. 1t broke out at the Bant House. in Denman
street Diamond Market, and not extngushod
until whole block destroyed also two houses
Carson street Tho following the buildings destroyed
losses, Gc-
Smiths drug store loss s3Ooo--insurcd in the New
Orleans Company for GOO; Frederick Scupts bakery
loss 81 S1000-nsranco S600 Svermans dry goods store
Schnceders tavern; the entire property belonging to
George Dunlap loss S400oinsurcd in the Franklin
for $3.50
fro occurred yesterday afternoon in the picking
Of the Hope cotton factory but WAC oxtngukhcd
with little damagc-it caused by spontaneous
Phillips the butcher, who was stabbed in the market
Saturday is pronounced out Of danger
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Marine Disasters.

WRECK OF BARK SUEBEAM-L0SS or THE CAPTAIN
WIFE AND CHILD ETC.
HAMPTON, March II, 1852.
The bark ashore miles north Of Assateague
Light before reported has been ascertaned to be the
Sunbeam Lincoln from Havana via Matanzas for Phila-
dclphia with full cargo Of sugar and segars She went
ashore the night of the 18th Captain Lincoln and hs
wife and child washed overheard, and perished
One account states that the body OF Capt Lincoln bad
recovered and buried The bodies Of his wife and
daughter not yet found The of the Sunbeam
saved themselves by getting into the forotop where they
remained until relief came. The captain. his wife, and
child another account says perishcd in the rigging, and
fell overheard
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER HENRY CURTIS, WITH THE
CAPTAIN AND COOK.
New BEDFORD, March 81 1852.
The schooner Henry Curtis, Captain Anthony fioni
Philadelphia with coal for this port struck, Sunday
morning, of No Mans Land and sunk in five fathoms
water The captain drowned and the cook frozen
10 death Three of the reached here to-day from
Nantucket
VESSELS IN DISTRESS, ETC.
NoRroLE March 81 1867.
The brig Royal Sailor hence for the West Indies,
Sunday Last put back leaky.
The brig Mary u farroy from Camden, with lime for
wilmington put in with loss of masts &c.
The schooner Lalla Rookh Of Truro after dscharging
ballast started the river to load with oysters and
capszcd Croney Island.
The schooner swan, from Apalachicoa, with cotton,
for New York Ia also ashore three miles above ASA
league.
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HARRisBuRo March q, I55Z
The Schuykill Navigation bill passed the House
Representatives finally, by ayes "a, nays5
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PRINTING MATERIALS.

ITO PRINTFRS.-POR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
u Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Press with apparatus, complete Appyto H. N,
Hoe s Co, Gold street
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ALFRED NJ TREDWELL, }
GRENVlLLE A. SACKETT, Executors.
CLARENCE ID. SACkETT,

nAvID SCOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OF
u forty building sites and two handsome villas
recently erected-Davd Scott will sell at public auction,
the ground, Friday 2eth of March inst tho above
property situated Der Heights Hudson county NJ J
IL miles the Jersey City Ferry by omnibus route
the Bergen Point and Newark Plank roads Tho public
socatn cannot be excollsd ndng it does,
interrupted bay and harb-r of Now York from
tho to Fort Lee and Of 10 New York
For further particulars hand bills Terms easy In
quirc Of DAVID SCOTT Auctionecr, No IL Montgomery
street Jersey City the ferry where Of the
perty he procr-ed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
asiness in Congress- and the State legislature.
KOssUTH'S REPLY 70 THE LEGISLATIVE
INVITATION TO ALBANY.
sHIPWECKs AND LOSS OF LIFE,
SO. &c. &c.

Highly Interesting from Washington.
DIFFICULTY IN TIKI CABINET--MR. CoRwIN RE
QyRsTED TO RESIGN, ETC.
WAsHIrGToN, March "a 1852.
1t reported that at Cabinet meeting to-day. very
serious Misunderstanding occurred between the Prcs-
dent and Secretary Corwn and that the latter was
qussted to resign.
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Schuylkiu NavigntiOl

Marcn I55z
The. steamship Marion arrived here at eight o'clock
this morning
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ID w. ESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT
H. Household Furniture every description embracing
parlor chamber and Kitchen Friday morning Mt l05a
o'clock 1t6 Greenwich Avenne. This Furniture, Car
pets Bedding &c. has been but little uscd and furnishes
chance for houekeeper and others lobeng
3owi be peremptoriy sold to the highest bidder.
without regnrd D Meather.
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4 O00 LOTS OF WATCHES, JEwELRY &c.
l,OOO Pnwnbrokers Sale-W. N Lewis will sell,
this day. At % Chatham street up stairs quantity Of
and silver Watches Jewslry SC. by order Of Simpson &
Co., H5 Grand street. Sale to commence At 10 O'clock
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ME- AND MRS MCINTYRE THE CELEBRATED
1 scotch and Irish Vocalists by special request
their popular Musical Entertainment in the Brooklyn
suute WASHINGTON street, this evenin, The ,ramme
will be choice and tho inimitable Hame our
Gudeman, and Charming Woman" win be forgotten.
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that the liability ofstocshoiders was 90 tetriis within

that the liability was 60 tetrirs.e within
year.
The vote recossdered and the bIp reserred
The bill In relntioto schools in the village of Bush-
wick, Kings county, passed
The bill to amend the at for the relief Of tho New York
Volunteers who served in te Mexican war passed
The bill to provide for tpc election Of weighnAsters
eighteen In Suffolk twelve IL uecns three Kings and
two each in Richmond and Wcstrhcster) also pS4sed
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSES.
bill increasing the capital stosk Of the Manhattan
Gas Company.
bill to amend the insurance law, " allowing marine
ins companies to establish agesees abroad This
act called for in consequence Of British insurance
pal les in the Eas Indies refusing to insure American
w, sells thus compelling many clipper hips to come
home In ballast.
A bill to authorize Binghnmton to tah- stock In the
BiDgilnmton and Syracuse Railroad. Adjourned.
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VINHE DISTILLERS, INSPECTORS AND SPIRIT
Dealers of the city and State Of New York. inform
ed that the subscribers prepared to supply them with
Silver Hydromeer in strict accordance with the law
atng Of domestic spirits The temperature scale,
to Herewith correct and it is presumed
venent than any hitherto used They have both
been examined James r. Chiffon, M D., chemist, and
Cogsweil Crane& Co. dstiers New York-copies
approval may bo obtained below They have also
puted Sliding Rules for mixing spirits Of different
strengths, according to the hydrometer for domestic
spirits and also for tn hydrometer fixing tho strength Of
imported spirits and showing the cost Of the compound
with full and ample drssons for working and compare
derence-a point of considerable Importance These two
rules is confidently asserted, will be found invaluable to
n dealers grocers They also manufacture Silver lily
drometers for imported spirits Saccharometers aad Oeom
eers and pledge themselves TO supply their with
useful instrumentsJames Adams attending
and graduating sent out All the above instrn
ments repaired and eadustcd JAS. ADAMS G. TAGLI-
BUE 298 Pearl street N " q. Taglabue continues as
usual the manufacture OF and other Barometers and
Thermometers with the made thereon Bark
ometers for tanner Glass Hydrometers for acids akae
salts syrups milk &c. &c. and generally all glass instru
ment with scientific pursuits BGlass Blow
ing for philosophical and chemical experiments.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION.-STANDARD ROSES.-J l.. VANDE
water viii SELL ut his rooms IL Wa street, on Fri
aay March 20 at ii o'clock large fine collection
street. -S " '
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WIN. s. MILvANE, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
w auction on Thursday. at IL o'clock, fine collection
Of Cameas large Moss other from the celebra
ted garden of j. =. Henderson, Also some fine Shrub
berry from T.. Rsuch, at the Seed store ~ John
street corner Of Nassau. Three counters for sale.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CALIFORNIA TICKET.-F0R SALE, THROUGH
" ticket with berth, in tho steeragc OF Vanderbilts ne
ply to A. e. DOUGLASS, 80 Wall street.
CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE-A SECOND CLASS
~ Through Ticket for steamer United Friday
March @ viii be sold at sacrifice. Apply ut ls Fulton
street.
CALIFORNIA A-vANDERBILTs LINE.-THROUGH
~ Ticket, (Second Class Cabin, per PROMETHEUS oth
April, for sale by JIM. WHEELER, 6i Beaver street.
NIoTICE TO CALIFoRNIANs-AL LIMITED NUMBER
IN of through tickets guaranteed by Garrison Fretg Of
Paama for sale steamer Brother which sails
II. MILLS. Agent. Ne. 81 cortland street.
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TIENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. DIAMONDS.
II Watches Pins. Brooches Plated Ware &c. at aucson.
this day Henry Leeds sales IS Chambers street
Broadway and consists Of large variety OF duplex
compensation movement lever and cylinder Watches Da
mond Pins Brooches Rings in single stone and cluster and
worthy the attention Of SUCH purchasing
for sale Catalogues ready Sale to commence at IL
ofol HAD
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IT E. EWILLARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PI-
Il !. amos and Pantngs-H. Il. willard. Auctioneer will
SELL morning 1919 o'clock at the auction room NO
Nassau street. Of Pine general assortment OF
and Bedroom Furniture; also rosewood fano,
Paintings.
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TNO. Il. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEERt-JNO. L.
J Vandewater & Co. will sell at auction, ut their sales
IL Vail street, Saturday 9th March, at 1a
o'clock splendid Of Rosewood Mahogany and
Black Walnut Furniture. in variety Also, Rose
wood Pianos sold with guarantee and without reserve
Also Is baskets Heidseck Champagne II boxes assorted
Cordials, &C.
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M METROPOLITAN (LATE TRIPLER) HALL-WON-
1vl derful and astounding perform Alche
msoeptic convinced and all opposition Professor
Williams has found necessary in order TO
ALL to give two public entertainments ts-day-one the
afternoon at o'clock and another in the evening at 7
Admittance, % cents. - " ~
VHO AMATEURS AND OTHERS.-WANTED, A YOUNG
l. lady and gentleman, who have boon acoust omed to
playing and read WE'LL go in the country Address
line to r. H. f. Herald Office stating where an inter view
may be had
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u AlLRoAD IRoN.--ENGLIsH RAILS, OF THE MOST
III approved uacturo and patterns in store and
sLipboard to arrive sale favorable terms by
DAVIS, BROOKS CO., % Beaver street.
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VIyERRANCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER-STORE No. 1S5
Chatham street Furniture This day. 25th. at 1Ola
O'Clock rs Mulberry street. near Bayars tho farni-
ture parlors full French Mahogany Chairs
do Magraths Sofa Bedsteads Marble top Centre Ia
bes Pier Glass French plate Card Table Grandole Solar
Lamp hreepy and other Carpets Hearthrugs Hat Stands
nIf finth audi
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EALKIRK, YoUNGER's. CAMPBELLs, 80, SCOTCH
Ale, Bass's East India Pale Ale, London and Dublin
Porter and Brown Stout in pnts and quarts in fine
dition, warranted genuine for SALE at WM ii. UNDER
HILLS Wholesale Family Store 40 Broome street.
N. B.-Kendalrs (eoonomcal) Chemical Olive Soap.
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DARE cmANcE-FARM FOR sALE Avn AUCTIoN.-

ID DARE CUANCE-FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION
N To be sold the premises Tuesday, March go at
oclook the late the property OF Israel Car
pentr deceased the town Of white Plains Wstchester
county New Said situated about three miles
distant from tho Harlem Railroad depot ht White fian
and about the same distance from the New bayen ha-
road depots at Rye and Mamaroneck containing
and half acres Of good land six Of which Is wood land
also good orchards OF grated fruit 1t s well watered
having four never failing springs of water On the premises
there good dwelling house barn, older mill and other
sold Terms easy For further particulars inqureon tho
Ner York
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b C.KEMP. AUCTIoNEER.-FURNITUR PIANO

ID c. KEMP. CTIONEER.-FURNITURE, PIANO
H. fortes Carpets Mirrors &c.To morrow Friday) at
ten o'clock at . Nassau street near Fulton street r. G.
Kemp will sell at auction above, without reserve, for
cash. very large assortment Of valuable rosewood ma
hogany and black walnut parlor, dining room, and
chamber Furniture Of good quality, consisting Of Piano
fere large French plate Pier Glasses Brussels and other
Carpets paror Furniture suite,
ed in rich French satin brpcatee carved rosewood and
walnut chamber Furniture. en- snite painted chamber
tops; library and secretary Bookcases cnrved mshogany
Sofas Esay and Rocking Chairs spring seat
paror Chairs great variety Of syes extension Dini ns
Tables marble top centre and fancy Tables marble Tor
dressing plain Bureaus and Washtands best cnred
hair maresses snd general assortment Of house furnish
articles all which we'll worthy OF the notice OF
housekeepers Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

TENANTS REGISTER.
ITO RENT-AT FORT HAMILTON l.. l., A FURNISHED
Cottage fronting the Lower bay fine garden with forest
trees shrubbery &c. Steamboats,
Of June at ~ and oulock, A. M an from New York at
and o'clock, Il. Al. Inquire 0f
JOSEPH CROCKEk, Fort Hannsvu, =
ITO LET OR LEAsR-BETuUNE HOUSE 7s2 GREEN
wieh of Bethuno street Mouse ~ feet by
lot about 90 square For approved tenant shop
will be built Apply The promises or to - f. MiTCHEA
III Wall street.
TJNO LET OR LEASE FOR TENM OF SEVEN YEARS
The store 81 John street Apply to c. w. CLARK,
ca Pearl street.
VNO LET-A VERY COMFORTABLE AND PLEA
sanity situated three story and basement brick house,
in Atlantic street Brooklyn Immediate application must
be made to J. B. G. A. HAMILTON, 63 Water street
TVO LET-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE
second floor of house 1913 Fifth street. consisting Of two
and two bedrooms Croion water &C. Inquire the
premises
vNO LET-IN BROOKLYN, AT SO FULTON STREET.
half minutes walk from Fulton ferry three suits of
suitable for single gentemcnao tho splendid Da
Gallery having light OF the largest size APP
ply to GEO. G. SlCKLES, No. 10 Nassau street.
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VTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE, AT PIERMON'

and Dunkirk.-A plot OF ground c0mI abnut ohe-
third OF an acre adjoining the grounds Of r. Rail-
road Company fronting about $50 feet upon the Hudson
river with several yards of earth in the rear by
which the may trfng expense be extended
several hundred yards in the river Aso lots in the town
OF Ithaca fronting New and Fulton streets opposite the
Canal Basin Also IL lots advantageously situated at tho
terminus Of Erie railroad at Dunkk For terms apply 70
4. DUNLAP, 625 Broadway.
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IJUMBERT & KENNY AUCTION EERs. HOUSE.
hold Furniture. at 227 Ninth street. east Of Third
avenue York this morning at 10 o'clock by catalogue,
all the Furniture made to order and 10 good keep
ing said three house. consisting of Tapes
try Brussels ingram, and Ventaa Carpets and Oil Cloths
parlor Furniture in light blue silk Push
ahorany paror Furniture rosowoood ana
mahogany Sofas, Dvans ottomans; paror Chairs marble
centre Tables extension dining Tables, Pic
lures manel Clocks, fancy work and auartette Tables
window curtains excellent mahogany chamber Furniture in
marble and plain throughout tho house, toilet Looking
Glasses hair Mattresses Paliasscs Beds and Bcdding cut
Glass China silver plated ware SC Piano Forte-Also
one mahogany Piano Forte, by Bradford Of good Tone
tosch and finish Also, the kitchen Furniture and utensils
cooking stove Refrigerator &c. with which the sale will
commence. Catalogues at the sale.
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A UCTIoN EoTICE.-THos. BELL. AUCTIoNEER
by W; L. Van zandt-Curisas sale. this day. st .os
Panos Articles must bc sold to storage and
v1:-Househod Furniture Counting House do. Iron Safe
Theatrical scenery Books Clocks Canary Birds Looking
Chairs Cutlery splendid lot ofJswe
gerty Of the late COL sinclar Squirrel Cage SO
frday entire stock OF country store OF varieties
Tor convenience &C. Saturday sale
and other artcleg = = "-'.1- =
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JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT PUB
lie auction on tho 25th day Of March instant, under
the direction OF the the valuable real
the late John Tredwe deceased insisting property
fear and Ch streets in the city of New York Also of
property on Doughty, Vine Dock Mercoin Front James
pear Adams, Prospect John Gold and Concord streets
Hudson avenue. and First place in tho city BROOKLYN
Also large ethse intended for hotel being
on the plank road leading from Brooklyn Coney Island
with about two acres of land adjoninghe land being
OF tho farm OF che ate David Johnson Esq deceased Also
about t2 OF land in the of Leyden county
lewis and State of New York The refer
fsculars and terms Of sale to the
on the day Of sale Ihographic maps wing stua
tons and dmensons property be had of the
tioneer. (Signed)
ALFRED NJ. TREDwELL. }
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DY j. HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER--FRIDAY, MARCH
ID 26 at 10 o'clock A. M at the Sales Room, NO. l9l
Washington Brooklyn Household Furniturs consist
ing Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mahogany
and other Chairs Mahogany spring Sofas and Tete
Tetes marble top Dressing Bureaus and Wash stands MA
hogany Wardrobe Bedstad Feather Beds hair and husk
Mattresses, silver lever Watch Also two splendid
French plato Pier Glasses seventy by nches
Also, Spring Cart
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE SELLING
at bargain at Spruce stree50 bedstoAds to pay
advance money hair husk and straw mattresses feather
bed pine cherry and black walnut tables lounges Sofas
couch bods sofa BEDS card tables counters with drawer
six dozen chairs hall and office stoves.
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NJ NOTICE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF FANCY STORE,
established for anumber of in the best location
in Broadway being about retiring from business woudke
to find possessing certain capital to take his
cession For particulars apply at 4 Broadway in the
lfnr
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rINIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, AT VERY
reduced prices In consequence of being obliged to
the first of May his entire stock of Exotic Plants
Fruit Trees Shrubbery &c. together with
large assortment Of Grasses for lawns and farming
poses Vegetable Flower Seeds OF all kinds $50 Pc
and Vases from Malta of superb patterns with
general assortment Of Fancy Articles in his line All aesds
sold at this warranted frcsh and Of the
beat quality Any further comment Is deemed
n. DUNLAP, Scotsman and Florist, 635 Broadway.