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House OF Representatives.

W
FLORIDA ALABAMA RAILROAD
The House. by yeas SIS to So refused to table the
motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill granting
tie right of way and lands to Florida and Alabama
aid in be construction of railroad in those States
yesterday tabled
The House then voted on the question to reconsider
ard decided II in the affirmative by l01 nnys SO
The question REQUIRED, shall the bill lie the table?
at which point the morning hour expired
Tie House went into committee on the
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BiLf.
Mr.. STivrNs (whg) of Pa, spoke of the public lands.
arguing hat they ceded and acquired for benefit
Of all the states and that there constitutional
authority to make grants TO State which did ap-
ply to all according to the federal representation in this
body lie regarded the various bis reported, giving
lands to certain States for railroads partial and odious
lie advocated protection to American manufactures
vigorously opposing free trade and deprecated the reduc-
ton 81 labor to ten cents day which would reut
der the lolicy advocated by Pierce and Buchanan.
MIR. Me LANAuAN, (dom of Pa wished to know whc-
th,r the gentleman said Buchanan advocated the
reduction Of the price Of labor to ten cents day!
Dir STEVENS replied that some said Ten cents; but he
thought il would lie about eleven (Laughter)
Mr RANToUr (ree SOLD of Mass, briefly replied laud-
ing free trade. and faying he not afraid that the
American people would be made TO believe that the
highest taxation is the greatest blessing. lie
planned OF his having been thrust out Of the Bati-
more Convention. and he aud his di strct thus in
suited. The reason for it was, that on being asked
whether be would support the platform he return
ed as an answer that he would do his thinking,
and said there mill ons of Northern white who
will do the lie asked whether there was demo-
cTat in Massachusetts, who would consider himself bound
by anything done in that Convention considering that
the Commonwealth there shorn of her proporonate
Of power in the constitution for Congress to egate for
the rendition Of fugitive slaves and argued that
II was a question remaining with the States,
MT MAnriN tdem Of La. briefly opposed the bills
granting lands Tor railroad purposes aud the committee
then rose.
THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr JIousToN, (dcm Of Ala reported back the Def
cheney bill with the Senate amendments.
The House then adjourned.
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THE CREW OF AN AMERICAN SCHOONER MURDERED.
SALEM. June IL, 1859.
by the bark Saidbeen Sultan which arrived here to-
day we have received from Captain J. r. Webb, United
States Consul Zanzibar the following letter giving
account OF the destruction Of American vessel and
the murder of the by the natives Of Madagascar
ZANzinAR. March 10 1852
The American schooner Queen of the Wost of Dart
mouth Mass Of sixty seven tons burthen, Joseph T.
Waldron masters mate tho brother Of the master and
crew of two seamen and one boy trading voyage
for tortoise shells &C. cut off at Nosmzan, NADIA
Pacar, between the 18th and 2Sth of December. All
hands were murdered and the vessel burned The
Frerch authorities at Nosbch had sixteen persons
fined in irons supposed to be implicated in the affair
and would await some action the part of tho United
States government particular account Of this affair
has been forwarded to the Secretary of State.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting at Pitts
burg,

FirrsBuRc, June IL, 1859.
The atiGsatioa meeting cf tho young democracy to-
night. large and enthusiastic. X Didlle Roberts
was the President and speeches made by S. Fom-
ing, Esq. Col. Black. and others
r. g. Shannon offered series of resol ations fully
dorsng the Baltimore nominations and platform. Their
were adopted unanimously.
A committee appointed to arrange for a grand de-
mocratc teatival on the 9th of July
Six cheers were given for Pierce and King, when til,
meeting adjourned
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Mail Robbers Arrested.

SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOUND IN THEIR POSSES
SION.
PIrTsDURG, June IL, 1852.
Three brothers. named Campbell have been arrested by
High Constable Hague Bcatys Station forty miles
beyond Pittsburs for robbing the mails the 9TH and
9tn inst between here and Philadelphia. About sixty
thousand dollars in money and checks have been found
in their ossion which is supposed to have been alb
stracted from the mails those days One of the bro
thers resides in this city and another Joseph Campbell
was n brakeman on the Central Railroad Joseph had
just been arrested for the robbery Of Hamilton Beatty
when portion of the contents Of the mail found ia
his rockets
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FTOm SNvuHnNFls
YOUNG MAN DRowNED-STEAMSHIP FANNY.

YOUNG MAN DRowNED-sTEAMsHIP FANNY.
SAVANNAH, June s, 1852
son of Captain Kidd "a youth nineteen years old)
fell from the British bark Durham, into the river this
afternoon and was drowned.
Captain Pennock, Of the steamship Fanny, reached
here last evening having succeeded in procuring the
release of his vessel She will sail for New York
where arrangements will be made to carry her passengers
to Caiol MIA
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Fall of Another Building In Albany.

ALBANY june IT, 1852.
This afternoon, the north gable of John @. Whites
malt house near the canal basin fell with sudden
crash and severely injured four Of the workmeu one
it is to be feared mortally The building was supposed
to lie very substantial one.
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Items from Bnlttmore.

BAlrfMopG, June IL 1852.
VIC have mail to night south Of Richmond. The
Baltimore City Council has passed bill providing for the
dccIcuirg snd improving Of the ship channel Of tho
Fuiapsco river
1ho steamship rampero of Cuban expedition notorety
viii coil nom here 10 morrow for New Orleans and
caragua between which places she i intended to
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Loss of the Brig A. Dunbar.

BosroS June IL, 1852.
The brig A. Dunbar, from Savannah for Boston, with
pine lumber went ashore the south side of Gully
Hunk during the night of the 9Th inst The vessel has
blscd and will probably prove total loss. Insured in
ia
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Democratic Ratification Meeting In Bosto,,
BosTos. juno 1890

grand democratic ratification mee will Ia hc. hca "A
fancul Hall on Thursday evening, the 18th instant
number OF distinguished democrats, including Judgs
Douglas, arc expected to be present.
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Disaster on Lake Erie

BurrALo, June 10, 1852
steamer, which came down the lake this p. re.
rorts passing schooner of Erie bottom upwards.
unknown The crew supposed to be all lost.
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sThe Loss of the Steamboat pan.er.

WLMPHl3. juno TO, IS12-
The steamer nenner, which sunk below here had on
Lonid 200 tons q mon for the Memphis aud Charleston
EailroUd, part Of which it is thought can be saved
The Loaf was insured for $1,000 la New Orleans
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Mount Morris Dam Carried Away.

ANOTHER INTERRUPTION TO CANAL NAVIGATION
RocHEsrER June IL, 1852
The Gcneece Valley Canal Dam at Mount Morris, was
carried away agan this morning and will Prove a
rious interruption to canal navigation, The recent
rains have ra'cd the river to great height thus caus-
irp he damage
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u. s. Steamer SaranaC.

PHILApELrHIA, June IL. 1852.
The u S. steamer Saranac from Nicaragua is reported
below. She is to be dockcd at this naval station.
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Democratic Ratification Mr.unu,n Alb..x


Delegates are arriving fnst
Democratic Ratification Meeting In Albany.
EXTRAORDINARY TURNOUT--TREMENnou gsrHusa-
AsM-sTEECHFs FROM EX-GOVERNOR MARCY JOHN
VAN BuREN, AND OTHERS, ETo.
ALnASy June III, 1859
The democracy of this city hell meet ~ this evsa-
ing, he Park, in front he Capitol to respond to ths
nomination Of Pierce and King
x-Goverror Ma called to pr eside assisted ~
several c. | resid nts
N Kin II e chair, r Marcy made brief speech In
which he declared himself extremely well gratificd with
the result Of the deliberations Baltimore Conven-
ton lie said that from what he had observed par
ty throughout the country united upon those nomf
ncos and he trusted their election would secur, a.
thereby restoring The government to democratic hands
Tho cA-Gosernor loudly choercd at the conclusion
# his address
Th speakers John Van Barren. Of New York: b.
L, Iallet. Of Boston II. H. Stanton Horace Seymour,
and others. of this State
Ecsolutions read by Il. W Pcckham strongly en-
forsrg the candidates ana the platform laid by tina
Baltimore Convention. They nimousiy adopted,
and with much enthusiasm.
The meeting OF the largest aud most enthusi-
este OF any held here since Tho days Of uen jackson
The booming OF canon. the umnations III various
arts oithc city. the bands Oh music all gave evidence
hat the mocracy here firmly united will enter
into The contest with much interest
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Amendments.

Washington, June IL, 1852.
The two following appointments have be en- made by
the Presidcnt-Samuel Stokey, of Ohio Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Utah; John H. Adams, of Mas
sacAusetts Consul ut Singapore
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The Whig National Convention.

BALTIMORE, june IT, 1852.
webster stock is rising rapidly. Tho following are tho
calculations Of the Maryland Central Committee for the
first ballot Fillmore, l3S; Scott, l2o; Webster A.?
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.


WANTED TO RENr.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children With 20 hire the ~ upper part %
houRe, whole house. not above Fourth
Q EroadW preferred Rent will be paid In
her ot reference Address, stating terms oestion
william T. 81 this oaee. which riu receive Ipmaiiats
Attention.
IVANTED 70 HIRE FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY
W aud hust large sized south side sail csl
VIII careful msn Apply st store No. IL Yeaey street
3TANrEn TO HIRE--A SMALL HOUSE IN BROOK
w br, Nv the vicinity Of Butler ttroo bet Court
mad Srh alrcts Rent not exceed SEQ Possession
crtcmlcr next, later Any person having such
ard string good tenant viii please address = this oGoo
INANTED 10 HENT-RETWETN HOUSTON AND
w JWtnt HI trcets, and Fourth and Sixth avenues
hyceft0ry trck N0nte. With -n0dern imprO veucnts.
Address trc ppil Or s. Union square Post ONCE stating
ocation, terms, sc.
w WANTLn-BY TWO YOUNG GFNrLENsN, A ROOM
tWtabie TOR lodging down town preferred. Terms
ot % eSeecd - Per week. Addrees pox 1873, New York
w bHTlb-A SECOND HAND STEAM FERRY BOAT
lat cghuitou Of tho Kind known a. Tho double,
stse oNts Tor which adequate will be
ttl0' HPfy 70 PiERkE G. KANE & co,
40 Beaver street
nElG S1OEE -WANTEp, TO PURCHASE an FsrA.
" ltlcd Drug Store N n good locality for abie5 isr
rrioe VIII Z given, Inquire u
r BURKE. % Heystoa street.
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HOMESTEADS.

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RgiLDiNG ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
Chatham street the Hsrlem Railroad Companys Baild-
@ s ssSr pas 4 s as I'd
oss or are the possible II r.ts,
prmiinm on rsns building furniture merohandsa shps
esiuings, VESSELS ~ port, their carsoes, no.
1iea a Mas.n NFas wsIsaU assn
eSs Hull Wal,5r r. RpaSy RRsdS sSss Sss sISRsI MS9s.n
Calvin Condit, Alfred Jones, Henry Major,
n il Burger DAM G Si,Ss % s;nr. vi Tssr issv
5SSn Ss9 i r'i Il f1. hs'' ssn ss Wysssa Ss
sya S2htS John Morrison TSPs. DAN D. Whitney
pAsrt eAnSrs. Secretary. ' ii'''0'n'
JoHy !. SnrprrRp. Surveyor.
Applications ~ post viii be immediately attended to.
EAcURSIoN TO THE LAKE OF BEsUTY-AN EN-
- cnrson ~ most interesting character comes t on
object ana character are ders5ood It viii
arpy Iert Those who have purchased lots and
%a wss e. e"y sheap healthy and profitable homes within
sn that al may for themselves the extraordinary
advantages Of the place. and if they suited
pay outright fr good dwelling and ane sSraca SPOT
ragcment IS Eat Tie buyer can seeC LA hometead at
% son ae Pretty mugh his own time Tor paySg for It,
commenced that those who o to enjoy The trip a. well
- those Nho to buy will find the are or
On, objects proposed BY the present excursion parity
na I's's hse y o tdSnd sy yin s ssss
tnst.dtep,hing the r mantle tree embosered Ronken-
dpb front the railroad and about hours the
city The soil admirably adapted for gardens m fruit
nmiy oyelier site would be hard And, and such ia
However whea one can 20 nd come enoy delightts trim
and see az about the place and he chooses the
ticket for excnr.on it better for every one who de-
msG limited number Of bets for the exenrson s ,ep
he Lad. ~ applying to G. WOOD, 2oS Broadway,
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DRY GOODS

SlNo LADlES.-TEN THOUSAND MANTILLAS! JUST
received from Paris in rich Silk Lace, Net. Tissue,
pnd other fabrics being offered Paris
Marla Emporium at considerable less than the Of
imporaton they must all positively be sold bcfors the
4t of july the increasing trade Of the establishment
puing entire alteration and enlargement Of the prem-
which will commence that time. All the SS and
Manss reduced to 50 So and sos. All the s2 and sli
double Mantillas reduced to IS $40 The costly
in like proportion 500 barese Mantias very
light pretty article for 10 IL shilling g.
GEO. BuLPIN, 26l (late 35I) Broa dway.
N o. Several hundred rich Canton Grape and other
Shaws at twenty-five cent below the cost Of mporta
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FTNuE GREAT PANIC IN TIE STRAW TRADE
Thousands OF dollars worth sf ladies Straw hats, Of
tDe most recherche character at the
eftbe inevitable Consequence snch aocasonsvz the
nceoesous sacrifice II prico to positive
Ihc proprietor ~ the Ladee aran Hat Depot has bcugh
for ss .to o remarkably elegant Paril hats which
no III be to offer purchasers, this
day Jurc 90 and during tho week. a. extraordinary bar
gains. iaGes, please DO In mo, this occasion ths
Pagan hat Depot, 81 Broadvay Notice oyed from 3j
WIN. ATKINS, Proprietor.
ACE ClMPS -KOHLSAAT BROTHERS. ~ JOHN
IL street htvr lust received large
mt Of Laeo Gps very desirable colors and pat
terps
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A FINE FURNISHED ROOM, FOR TWO SINGLE
a eentemen, to let, few doors from Brosdway No. 50
Lspensrd street.
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ASEROLCGY, &c

M RS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
AVE dere her services The ladies aud gentlemen
eity in hstrolegy love and Law Matters, interpreting
Dreams &c. by 30 k ana soen constantly relied by
Napoleon and will toll the Of che lady gentleman
they wi nsrry Also the of the viters. Residence
ps tFeW Jones street, D0Hcry Ladies hty copt
gent n dollar.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

number of Scott delegates will prefer Webster to "a
more nna Fillmore delegates will prefer Webster to SCOTT.
Ihe Hon Edward Everett has been mentioned az Prof.
dent OF The convention but III health will prevent his at
tendance.
Delegates are arriving fnst
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ToHN l.. yANDEW ATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day June ~ at 0ll o'clock, Mt the sales II all
street Household TurnitnrS.a splendid assortment Of
Room, and Bedroom Furniture also, assortment Of
second hand Furniture with which the sale will
Catalogues ready.
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-GENTLEMEN
- can be accommodated with breakfast and tea, in
house having furnace, &c., which has newly
nshed throughout and commanding full vie Of the bay
Prices moderate Apply l20 Columbia street be-
tween and o'clock, II. NJ.
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AuGTloN SALE or FoaDnAM AND MoRR!sANIA

Ia
n Property.-W. Cole. Auctoneer will SELL Monday.
june IA ut II o'clock "A. vt Sutons Fordham Hote
seventy ye valuable building lots lying between Eor1ham
and Morrisania ylage fronting the railroad Each 10,
is 10 by lj0 feet and i'll he sold in plots suit purchase
This sale is worthy the attention Of all who wish to purchase
either tor speculation tho sale
n to be positive and without close estate The
above sale will take place the direction Of W. c. Wat
~ho has aie the Searches and found the title to be
pdsputabe Tho will land at the depot
where the sale will take place Maps be had ofthe
tionees, No. Ann street or Of =. NEWELL Co.. No 3
Nnasnu strEut.
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I MoRlARTY. ,AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
- day, ut 10 O'Clock, at I73 Chatham street and
second hand Furniture removed for convenience
Chairs, Tables. Carpets, Glasses Clock thirty Feather
beds Mattresses &n also. four marble top Tables Coun
ters Cigars, Glass Ware, &c
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ROARD.-A SUITE OF COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS
- for family, and two sin for gentlemen
can be had at No. S9 East Fifteenth street. in private
family where there but few arders The house new
and delightful loca tion. - = =
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u Q. KEMP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
H. tureThis day. at o1a o'clock at house 80 Leonard
street West Broadway-R c. Kemp will sell
tio above all the furniture contained in the house %
Leonard treet consisting carved mahogany parOr fur
niure, III crimson plush and hair cloth mahogany and
amelled chamber furniture hair mattresses, dressing
bureaus and washstands mirrors Brussels and other
pet Kitchen FUR itnre &c Sale posve rain shine.
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COUNTRY BOARD-HUDSON RIVER SIDE-rHE
Mansion House. foot OF street. every
rural advantage and enjoyment and of
steamboat and stage Apply at the house. or Mesr
Hanover street.
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ROARDING-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WITH
L out any boarders accommodate lady and gentle
man, with full board for lady and partial board
man in new house below Twenty fourth street. aud
furnished unurnished advance For particulars
address Richm0 d. Herald Office.
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CECOND GREAT SALE AT CLAREMONT on RERGE

1VILLIAM Writer'S, AICTIoNEER. WILL SELL
w Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, at No. - Hudson street
the stock of pholsterers Store consisting Of Hair
treses pailiastcrs also. four hundred pounds OF Hair.
Also lot of Furniture a and quantity Of Lumber Bed
post, Table legs, Work Benches, Tools Feathers &c.
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RoARD WANTED-FoR SEVERAL FAMILIEs-ALsO.
- for single gentlcmen-n different parts city or
Brooklyn Also wanted, suit Of (four or fye) rooms
without board upon second floor Of well located and fur
nished house. Apply at the New York Boarding
q Duane street. second door east from 304 Broadway
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u W. WFSTCOTT, AUCTToNEER.-THIS (SATUR-
~ day) afternoon, at O'Clock. large and elegant
variety OF Household Furniture. Of description at LAG
Greenwich avenue iu bat short tme consisting of
Carpets, Mahogany and Walnut Marble Top and Plain
Bureaus, Sofa edsteads Sofas Danask Lounges Walnut
Cottage Bedsteas II superior Hair Msttrese Mahogany
Spring Seat and Cottage Chairs Duing, Card and Work
Tables Marble Top Centre Sofa Tables Mahogany and
Gilt Looking Glasses Wardrobe Tc.eaTees. Mahogany
and Crockcry Mahogany Rockers and Votare
Chairs Crockery Glassware Solar Lamps Cutlery. and
with large quantity of furniture Every article
will be peremptorily sold, rain or shine
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p0ARDING-- ELIGIBLE SUMNER RESIDENCE
- large garden, bath and large airy rooms
Kpp stage combining facilities
try and city Terms according will be made
factory to families and gentlemen. Please apply imme
diately at 3 Hudson street nearly opposite Abingdon
Park; address S. P l0l Wall street. Herald office.
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DOUBLE SH f E 4.
SALES BY AUCTION.

A N1HoNY J. BLTEc1ER. UcTfoNEEg,-TuIRrY-
try residenoes situated in the beautiful village of
Yonkcrs Westchester county, New York. at auction
Aptheny j. Beecker will sell ut auction. Wednesday,
June lG 1852 at y o'clock at the Merchans Exchange In
vix.1hrty valuable poss Of ground situated yne
yard and Croton aud Myrtle in tho yi
York. These lots are each q feet front by from l0oto 29
feet in DEPTH and most beautifully situated for gentee
try residences Maps describing above property with
further Particulars be had Of tho auctoneer No.
Broad street.
UCTlON SALE OF MORTGAGED FURNITURE.-W.
"A Cole Auotionecr, will sell Tuesday at 10 o'clock at
No. 80 White street. by virtue Of mortgage large and
general assortment Of parcr dining roon chamber and
kitchen furniture.
UCTI0N NOTICE-THoS. BELL. AUCTIoNEER.-
IA BY W L. Van ZeuatThis day. at I05 o'clock, at l3
Spruce street. variety valuable household furniture
including fine pano.orte looking glasses, carpets Sci
80 pair painted window shades, 100 pieces paper 20
hair mattresses trunks dry goods table and bed linen.
cutlery and other articles Also, valuable gold lever
watch.
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TOUN l.. yANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y trre-Iuesday, June IT, at lO1a o'clock, at the
Es at No Fulton street aesr Broadway rich House,
hold in part Of rosewood
black walnut Parlor, Drawing and Dining Room Suits IN
brocste'le plush hair cloth, and nusliu Tetotete Vol
tars Sewing aud other Chairs in great Variety
mahany and black walnut marble top Centre Pier Sofa,
rosewood nakogsny and black walnut Bedsteads
and Wahsands; Mattresses Palliassses &c., Wardrobes
Bookcases Etagre and Euc0gnures Also Cottage Suits
marble and plain tops The sale will consist Of furniture
mace pressy for private SALE and is fully
every rcspectths whole forming Of Cabinet
Furniture well worthy Of attention. Sale positive in
sequence of removal. Catalogues Monday at which
timc the good9 be exnmin ed
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A n ENGLISH LADY REQUIRES BOARD IN A RE-
spectacle family in FASH. .nabe part Of tho city.
where instructions given in French and other
accomplishments would he received Ad-
dress for few DAYS, A. c.. office of this paper.
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DAslEL BAnNrs. Secretary.
JorS r. SnrPrrRp. Surveyor.
Applications ty post viii be Immediately attended to-