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Democratic Republican city Convention.

This Convention mot at Tammany Hal last evening
A,,.,.,., na,,o. - - ,o...., .., =. .,...., A..
np~ n oaAeSi = 'i'o 'ooi'u "ai' IN w o"'" -.
A. H. 6allaser Chairman OF tho Cou,inittce on lnvts
ton OF Spenkors rcpotcd that he had received answers
co, -, ,.,,o,;,,. o,t.,.. o....t y -. a.,
~ '' ""s se''' 'o""''" - a""A''' Wv
democracy at the mass ratification on Wcdneday eve-
ming the 9th instant:-John A. Dix r. H. Cutting Cila,
o,r,,,or II ~ Morris Jnb, NcEco, Wri,h, JI,vxx
~ -,
a. a. Thompsoi Daniel T. DICKINSON John van bucu,
Jas r. Brady. 81 Walsh II, J. Dillon Gen Wa!ibridgs
John Coo hrane Thos N. Carr Capt Rynders e. IL Pur-
SER John Doughcrty Henry Shaw, Ed c. West, ". Il.
Camp Patrick Kelly H. q. Fields, Marcena Morrison,
Henry Nicol T. r. ST. John, Gilbert c. Dean N d
French Hon. eco. Bancroft Hon Aaron yanderpooI
GOV Hinlcr Pa, l. v *. Wright. Ely Moore, Genral
nyc John c. Muthcr Levi s. Chatfcld Lynn Boyd Mar
i'm Cover, II A. Wise Robert r. STOCKTON II. Tyier T.
W Forncy
Che following have been invited but have not yet a
,Nered;-D H. si,kles H. s shepard, Cyrus la wton
Samuel H. Tiden Isaac Fowler Ilcnory Arcularius ID
OKepfe, Chaunccy Sclener Robert McClclant n. n.
Bondhead Hon Charles G Athertou Hon Caleb Cusb-
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DESTRUCTION or OVER MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF rRoPEgTY-Loss or LIFE, ETC.

DESTRUCTION or OVER MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF rRoPEgTY-Loss or LIFE, ETC.
MosrREAi, june Z 1859.
We were yesterday visited with most destructive
conhagration which has laid III ashes considerable
number Of buildings in the business part Of the city
The fire commenced at six O'clock A. NJ at the corner
Of ST Peter and Lemoinc streets in the carpenter shop
Of J. Martin which, together with his residence, was
quickly consumed and two Of his children burned
to deahoDe died the spot and the other in the course
OF the afternoon From this point the fire extended to old
st. Andrews church which together with the dwelling
house OF j. hahoney and several outbuldings des
royed On the opposite side Of the street the store Of
Ryan Brothers Co. and NOEL warehouse, burned
down with large quantity of valuable goods in them
Other buildings in the neighbohood including those Of
Stephen G. Mills, Torrance Bustccd, J. J. Mitchell,
and Lewis Leynes Exchange Hotel in great dan
ger ana saved only by the most strenuous exeroDs
OF the hremen. strong wind from the southwest
,ed the deyourng element to st. Par street destroying
in its passage the roofs OF houses in st. Franci
Nayicr street, belonging to sir. Dewitt and occupied
exchange offices The Commercial Buildings occupied by
the imperial customs department. and others were ais,
consumed also The store Of Seymour & Whiting, ani
some outbuldings Of rockingham Workman but their
store saved
The fire then extended it, ravages on both sides Of th
street, far down Little St Joseph street whore
was srbdued Several houses facing the steamboat land
ings consumed The following il list OF the build
iDg destroyed thc loss on which Is roughly estimated
over one million Of dollars -
81. Peter s.rtn.-.amcs Martins carpenter shop
residence, old st Andrews Church Ryan Brothers &
Co mefchandise &C.; and No Il Customs Warehouse,
tu!l of merchandise.
s.. PIri S'red.-Oglrie Wood, dry goods Scott.
Tyre & Go dry goods A. Laurie, do: Cumming Gal
Sraitb do W. WMtciord do, Andrew faran, do; II,
Busseau leather &c J. Bouger, do; Wilson Counrd,
hartNGre; H. Laiontaine, clothing; Seymour& Whitney.
dry goods Greenshicds \ Co.. do j. Lowery paints !.
Q. Meyer fura &c Thomas Peek, heavy hardwaee aud
Commercia, buildings.
Commissioner Sprf.-fcImon Central Railroad office,
Liverpool Tavern hd (nuutrymans Inn hluilens Build
iD2. including ship thapdery. the Champai1 and It.
Lawrence Raroai di!te, Trinity House and iarbor
Commissioners onice,
C,sfom Hettse SqaoreLehanc's hotel Se,erai leather
stores.
fihi. 81 Joseit sieei THE Boston Insurance Com
pany
Total loss e.,imoted Mt e21o 900 10 100000
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
1>s~>.r->~1~e.-,~~-s.~..N-~,N
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
GREAT C0NFLAGRATl0N AT MONTREAL.
Property Worth Over Ono Million OF Dollars
Destroyed.
FURTHER FROM MEXICO RELATIVE TO
COLONEL sLoO'S RIGHT or WAY,
sc. go. SO.
Interesting from SVaShinnton

, PREPARATIONS OF THB wHGs-TAE NEW JUDGES
FOR UTAH, &c,
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of 1Hr NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. June So L. NJ.
The wings ne actively engaged in preparing for the
convention next week Secretary Webster friends
a club room on Eighth street Fillmorrs friends Penn
syivania avenue, Hour andaua street. AMI Scott
on Four -anl-a Half street
The Senate was engaged this morning for long time
in executive session in discussing the nomination fo
Judges in Utah Two OF them are Mormons and there
strong disiucinaton upon the part Of the Senate to
confirm thnm, No decision, however arrived at in
their Tilc other nominee who IL from Ohio aud
IS not Mormon was confirmed this morning
1he Consul TO Singapore also conirmed.
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Arriyals Yesterday at The Following hoteis -
hNrnICAN--L. A. smith v. NJ Rich. sai D. Anes.
Baltimore; G. Foss, Philadelphia j. y Tbompsoa ana
W Evans, Washington.
Asroa.-L. Iiolingsworth, Roxbury: J. OsgocJ, Saa
irancieo Dr ial. Philadelphia Bradford aies, Bos
ton Dr. Jones, Texas; A. ccsiicr, CINCINNATI; CoonS
Cram lhrkmer.
inyINc HovsE-CoI3nel NJ Mullen sud Hon. A. x.
Eothtn Virginia Don II. Z Harris, Kentucky, Hon d.
>. Dickinson Biv nsmton, Non. $ Medsry, Ohio Hsa.
l.. ) Cbstheld, Albany, Hon. A. W. Clapp, Portland
hon Joan y. LeHiPSlp, 0eorss; tS3oyesass kessuta.
Albany
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House of Representatives..


Tlr ErSsrfr of Tles INSANE
The House took up the bill heretofore reported arpro
prating ten millions Of acres OF the public land to be
poricned among tho States for the comfortable ainte.
of the insane
Mr. sraNLY, (shig) az y. C.. wanted some definite ac
ton upon the bill Its merits we're already well known
il discussed du.ng the last session. ami also at
this and i was already endorsed BY large portion Of
the American people. lie opposed sending IL
the Committee Of The Whole The stat, Of The Union
il would result IN the defeat Of the ILL., A. test Gue-
ton he demanded the yeas and nays upon the motion
give II X 1T Ie.cf6 nee.
Mr nous7oS wished say that the sending of bills to
that committee "a moi necessarily PROVE th9 daarl, of
his cn the contrary they would an hc acted upon if
gentlemen wouid making purity and improbable
srccches ana at,.aet - orlo pressing public busesi
Nr BIssEiL aid This the bill which had been be-
fore the Hcuo for the last three years appealed
TO Mr. Hal to withdraw his motion refer Il the Com
mttec q tbc Whole on the Stale of the Union.
Nj sIssrlr asked the House to take the vote sn the
bill SO that at it may be passed or defeated
Mr. CLEVELAND wished tc say that this bin was the
ONLY which looks 10 justice to the old States and
hv therefore, called upon gentlemen coming from them
e stardup TO it. besides. it was for meritorious anl
benevolent purpose
Nj Bsg!l placed IT. passage higher grounis-jus-
tec all thc States and Justice nnd humanity 10 an
unfortunate class otemgs while everybody else has been
provided Tor iic moved he previous question.
III. uRR moScu that the bill lie laid on the table.
1hc motion did not prevail there being only Sc ayes to
10 nays.
lho Iloue refused I, ccond the demand FOR the pre-
yorb question.
Further action uton the bin arrested by the espi.
ration Of The morning hour
toa ApioI aNefISf yIyEp uPoy
1hc House thCn TOOK mp the reolution Of Mr. Harris
(dcn q Tenn proposing an adiornmcnt Of Congress
on the - 81 August.
Mr. EicHArDsos (3pm) Of H. saia be was desirous Of
aojounng al the cagiest practicable day and moved
an amendment. making the Adjournment the lGth
cf August iii, TO, and the resolution vas
amended accordingly
rlUbG MEETING or ms uorSr
Nj Corn (dem q Ala. made IN Intellectual motion
that The House hcrea tpr IT a O'Clock
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Fire 81 Charleston.

CHARLESTON, June @. 1852.
About four o'clock this morning, fire broke out in the
G,y goods store on TIE OF Hanover ana Column
bps streets which With the adjoining buildings on the
south. were burned down. The flame. also destroyed
two building The opposite side Of the street The
los j about 5000 $4,000 The property was portia
y insured. Ii is thought 10 have been lie work OF an
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The Expedition OF Flores against Ecuador.

AMERICANS EXPECTED 10 JOIN MS sTANDARp--DE.
sEEuoNs-sTRoNG PREPARATIONS 10 PREVENT HIS
ENTERING GuAYAQvIL, ETC.
BosroN, June {, 1882
An extract q letter, dated Guoyaluil. May 2,
tains the following iniormation-
The expedition ofGcn. Flores has not YET achieved any
thing OF Importance Ills vessels stil lie inactive
about 40 miles below Gu3yaqul lis force is variousy
estimated at from Geo to 200 while in Guayaqul
there between 900 900 troops ready to oppose
him.
Flores men ere the best fighters and have the best o
fcers, but the chances decidedly against him Ills
friends say that he is expecting recruits from Para as
well as company Of Amcficans from Panama
In tho meantime eighty Of his troops have deserted.
and came in two days age The government offers SlOo
and farm to each deserter
The city Of Guayaquil is full Of jealous people and
the greatest unRnimity prevails.
The United States ship of-war Portsmouth an English
and q French sloop Of. war, are in port
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The Southern sscamcrs.
THE JAMES AnGEn.

IfiE JAMES AnGER.
CuAGLrYroN. June J. 1852.
Tdestelmship James Ads,r Captain Dickinson arrived
at her wharf al SIX o'clock this morning from New
York
TIE STEAMERS PHILADELPHIA ASD CHEROKEE
NEN nRLEkSs June o. 1852
The stcamship Philadelphia arrived from Aspinwan
Navy Bay on Friday rnc brought nothing later from
California.
The steamship Cherokee, from New lorl, has arrived
here.
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Florida Land Cnse--Importan Decision

UHARLrgToN Juno 9, 1852
The Florida land case was decided at st. Augustine or
the 2iih otmo The jury, under direction Of theCour
found general verdict for the defendant The paintG
excepted 10 me charge OF the Court ana will carry the
by writ Of error. to tue Supreme Court OF the
United St4frs
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F,re and Loss OF Lsre Ia BaI,,.on Spa.

Taor Jnnc I 1859.
fire occurred 1t the yios of Balston spa tbs
ing about oar O'Clock. destroying the dwelling house Of
MIR Barton III two children ana wifes auut pcrisled
il ,hc Home Mr. H. aud ifs Wcrc badly burned ami
BlfuIY escp}ed with tlcir live.
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Fatal RAILROAD Accident,

PfoytDENcE, June 7, 1852
Beulea mowfey OF this city, formerly Of smthisid,
vas cd thl, afternoon while crossing The track by the
L9a'9Ae tien while on The Wcgcesscs rqsd, GeTaSe
claVr'y msn, and quite dasf
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Death of Venerable Minister.

bpsIuN, Juno 4. TN1-
The Fey Hosea Baou for thirty years the past
Of The First Inyersaist Church in this ciy died this
morning asod eighyone years. Ills disease bilious
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

.YRrsInENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
United stetes-Cornsh Lamfort Eo Mcs ~ ,!snsr,
rankl;n Pierce Of New Hampshire, apd Hon N. ~ Nng
| Alabama; the Nominees Of the Democratic Natons
for President and Vice Presidents in one neat
iume Iemo Price, g eents. large discount 1a1s ts
EAlsrs, comiar,tces, aaa CLUBS.
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Meteorological observations.


MoSp.y, juno 7, 1sSG
BUFFALO, o A. M.--Wind south. Barometer ~ ~.
Thefmometer65. Rather unpleasant.
ROCHESTER, q A. M.-Cioudy shswery morning. bue
Wind west Thermometer 10
AunupN, 2 A, MA moist. warm morning and rain~d
some during the night Wind northwest. Iherm ometoc
70
synscusF, A. M-Cloudy warm morning with occs-
sional showers Wind west. Thermometer II.
Uuca,9 A. M.-Dull, cloudy morning; raned about
A. n. Wind west Thermometer 20
ABASy, A. M.-Awet, unpleasant morning. Wind
south. ThcrmometcrTl Barometer 20 74N Mercury 72
JRoY, q A. N-Cool but moi unpleasant, though c0ujv
ana moist. Thermometer 10. Wind southwest.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Mr'Lme aghcr Iayfted 10 Baltimore.

B,fIIM0nr, JuneI, 1869
reputation oil the fread Of the Irish exes consist
ing OF Dr. christie JamcsJ Laron William Word, heA
~ May Capt France Col Turner and others will leav
here tomorrow morning to wait II MIR Mearher tius
Irish patriot, TO induce him TO appoint early day 10
visit this city.
Mr. Mcagher in hs reply to the address the commit
tee requests them 10 permit him to decline for the pee
sent, the compliment of public reception here,
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Antwerp viii sell this ~ o'clock, No Cedar
rect l25 Of well assorted Hardware, Table Cut
Try, Saws io.As Taeka Razor Straps. Homes &C. Also
IN casks Of Trace Chains ninc casks Emery Nails Brass
|ettcs. Sc Also with which the sale viii Commence part
q stock OF Ship Chandlery. Terms four months.
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fOnN l., yANDEwATER, ArCTIoNEER-MoNDAY
the 9Th aad Tuesday the sth Of June at I0 o'clock
lc Sales Room "A all street. sig Veto Yeti Sons sale
Marble sed histsster Statnary, Cupid aud Butterfly
ke OF Wea and other beautiful groups and figures
reali Carsra Marble Aabaster groups and figures Of
Reat beauty, entirely subjects and before i'm
RrLed into this country Also superb carved Etruscan
kdci Roman fnt Hebe Vases Baidgio and yellow quir
20 Urns. ana Tasza wi Ia fruit and flowers relief Card
cevers Watch Stands, Paper Weights, &c. Just import
direct from Leshorn per ship I've Catalogues ready
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| Ohm l.. yANDEWATER, ACCOMMODATIONS
day. June at 10 o'clock. at Pamo Saloon,
hte street and Broadway Bar Fixtures, &c.--A per-
Of on square feet Marble Flooring Bar Fix
res saloon Fixtures Coffee stand, marble top splendid
pr Glass &c. the to be soldson ofMr. Alex
der Dearborn, .5 Third avenue. he having bought the
ions 6f sale.
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n S. E0tGH, AUCTl0NEER, WILL SELL AT AUC-
NJ toD on Wednesday. June 9, at 1913 o'clock No.
Beekmsa street large and general hsuse
hold Furnitnre Book Cases Sofas Tete Tttes mahog
nd seat Chairs, Card aud Centre Tables
Bureaus and Washstands, Rockers, Mante Clocks Bed
tcads, Mattresses, Glass Ware, Looking Glasses &C. All
he inrnltrre is of the first class aud will be sold without
eserye. tle owner is about to change his location
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DOARD-TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
~ and few single gentlemen, be accommodated with
ane rooms and board by applying at = Nalker street Re-
fergnces requiled
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oBppT .yRNE. AUoTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
d at ~ o'clock, st store No. 2Ol Grand street, near
ryfle extensive assortment OF so0sonabc Dry nocas
OTIS to suit Purchasers This is good opportunity LOT
purchasing dry goods get bargains as thc wnoe
st be sold IN few days in cepsequonce OF tne
n SIX g Gopls viii bo sold at . o'clolk.
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ESOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
~ single gentlenen, can be accommodate With
pleasant upfnrnhed and pantry the ecpnd aaer
with 5oare in private amy at ~ Orchard street. kefe
exchanged
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|LANTS AT AUCTION.-WM. S. McILyAIN g. co.
willse this day at 10le o'clock, at No. John street,
collection Of Plants consisting OF Roses, Petuuas
beuas, Orange Trees &c., &C., from John Grou Hart
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Eon SALE AND TOLET.

TIE DAGIERREOTyPE ROOMS, No. Sc THIRD
avenue, Is chance 10 obtain money making and plea
SAINT business with small capital The apparatus aad
Xtures VII bc sold or let and instructions given the art
u irturired Apply
ISOR shLE--A SEGhR AND FRUIT STORE, A GOOD
chance with little money Of selling, has other
business to attend Inquire at 3G Eighth avenue, ia tho
store, tits
E'oR shIF--h LAAir, OIL, CAMpHENE, AND BJR RS-
ing tluc store, doing business; profits from
so to 50 weak Sitsa on in Couit street Brooklyn
opposite yckon. Price, 500
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II N H. VANDEWATER htCTIONEER--AD
eurned saien consequence Of the large quantity Of
(ntnre sold at Mr.. II. DerlBer 70 Fulton street.
ursisy June the continuation OF the sale has been
poned til Tuesday next Sth June TO enable pur ehasers
pr selections This is rare opportunity for persons
Icrt commencing Housekeeping, Hr. Herkners well
own celebrity as manufacturer of durable Rosewood.
hoeany, aud Black Walnut Furniture, will be sufficient
hranty for purchasers. Catalogues ready Monday
|rnine.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

kyANTEp TO RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
NJ children, wish to hire the lower upper part OF
se or whole house. not above Fourth street and west
|nroadway preferred. Rent will be paid in advance in
of retcrensc. Address stating terms location, &c., to
iilian r. at this Office, which will receive immediate
BENTON. -------------------------
WANTED TO UTRE-A PART. OR WHOLE, OF A
ANAL House FOR small family IN genteel neishbor-
bnioy BIZ ecker street Rent not to exceed S3UV Ad-
less box y 500 Lower Post Ofice.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.-IWo la la
dies aud child wish suite Of rooms, Partorh h an" ;n
aroons ON the frat or gecoud oor in respects neie
rhccd not Tar from broadway, and between Amisy ana
nome streets With fuli board. Address a. b. Herald
6oe stating terms situation, &e
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NORIARTY, AuCTioNEER, Will SILL. THIS
day. az 10 o'clock at l1 Chatham street the Furniture
|m amiy In Tenth strect-a well selected assortment
70, from other families various articles Of Furniture
from turers general assortment. Also
Gather Bcds, Bcdsteads, Stoves, &c
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u A. Chiffon, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOTS
-. at ane,or--fOIE L. Chiffon will sell tion,
Thnrsyay iuns 10 at II o'clock the Merchants Ex-
change Ptstye sale Of oryvo lots located Fourth
nvenae snd On Eighty yninth Nineteth and Nney-fr
New YORK For and further particulars apply at the
office at tbs auciOnecrs No. Wall street. Terms50 per
cent remain bond and for three years.
printed abstract Of title will be furnished to each pur
chaeer.
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pOARDING-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE
- accommodated With furnished (board for the
LADY only in small private family; no other boardcr
The house is newly Furnished; location pleasant. Ad
dress Comfort Broadway Post Office stating when and
where Interview may be had No others will be attended
to Roar IN aiya
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!. LEEpS. AUCTIONEER. no. ss CuAM.

JENRI 7. LEEDS, AUCTIUNEER, NO. SO CHAM
bcrs street will sell Thursday at lO1. O'clock
without resess to clesr consignment from asgnees
others. large assortment of Brandies Wncs Teas Segar
ardines, Ae. consists in part Montero
;esesre, ed south side, Mamsey, March, and Beusen
hoice sherses Amcntilado, pale aud brown Dun Cor
on and Pale old honntan; also choice lot Of Brnds
;in Rum Old Nartel Brandy senarps Champ pagnos Sur-
lines Teas & also, about 100 GA choice imported Segars
various bvands some Of which very fine. Catalogues
the crns of sale, when the examined by
ample. Sale without regard to the weather.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.--A SMALL PRIVATE
family viii accommodate ono or Two gentlemen with
furnished Rooms, with without breakfast No other
boarders Inquire AZ i2 Wsvorey place, Washington
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"A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. OR FEW SINGLI
"A gentlemen, obtain desirable rooms in moderi
built house in tho immediate vicinity Of Union square b.
application at No Al Fifteenth street Southerner
would hnd this pleasant situation and conyenieatto stag
and car route.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-lN A SMALL PRI-
Nate family consisting of parlor and two bedrooms
adjoining with full partial board The house has hot and
colo baths, and water closet Apply ut l9 Wayerey
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! G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
. Furniture, Fianofortes. Carpets, Mirrors, &c. to-
.rrow esdayl at 10 o'clock, 81 Nassau street.
u Fulton.R. {. Kemp will sell at auction above, all
Furniture Of large four story houserem0ved for
Rcnoe OF saeoonssiing Of rich royal Wilton Brussels
other Carpets large French plate Pier Glasses, two
dsome rosewood Pianofortes, rosewood pnror turn-
Suite covered in French satin brocatcc and velvet
h rosewood marble top centre and fancy Tables, exten
dining Tabies Bookeascs Wardrobcs rosewood marble
! dressing Bureaus and Wnshstands, rosewood Bed
is carved mahogany French Bedstcads, painted cham
Furn,urc best curled Mattresses Beds and
Hiding nerain three-ply. and stais Carpets mahogany
los and thsirs at stands, several hno Oil Paintings
L;na t,,asscs China Silver, Plated and Glass Ware
fy Table Cutlery with general assortment Of bedroom
kitchen Furniture all of which Is we'll worthy OF the
kale.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTEp.-A GENT LEMAN AND
- his wife are dcsrous Of obtaining comfortable bed
and sitting with board, pri yate family
srm house the country (staten Island preferred
essbe by boat railway stage within ten miles Of New
York. Address, with terms, to MOSS, at this ONCE
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OIIN v. SO5iERINDyKE, AUcTIoNEER.-TIfIs
day, at the Auction Room No II Spruce street at 10
Ioek.-Fnrnture, Carpets oil Cloths. Sc. black walnut
tage Bccstesds mahogany hig post do, patent maple
husk, tair aud straw Mattresses, Feather Beds Bed
les and Wash Stands, Couch and Couch Bedstead.
top Wash Stand, Arm Chairs, Boston and sewing Rock
Looking Glass, black walnut bar tables Cribs &c.
large quantity q old Furniture Of all descriptions
wlcb The sale viii commence. Also, three ply. ngrain
Brussels Carpetng stair do Msting aud Oil Cloth Of
t2es, lots ~ suit iron Bedsteads &c. Also by virtue
Pm execution, one Clock and one Girandoie.
CIIAS WATTS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

A CARp.-THr SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS oPPoR.
"A tunity OF returning lis thanks the members Of
Iicse Company No. 40 and Enrnc Company No. 20 and
The Fire DEPARTMENT generally, for thor exertions
his lehalf at the late lire in Hamersy street. on Sunday
JOHN wHkELrR, IT,, al Hamsssly street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

D0ARDlNG,-PARTIAL BOARD. IN \ PRIVATE
~ family consisting OF gentleman wife and child IN
wellurnished house in street. East Broad
way where auetnes respeetabiity good living and pryi-
ele baths observed, be obtained by addressing
nete to " b.. Herald Office Tapestry Carpet for sale
Apply above.