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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

The Con;es; for the state Trcasurysh'p'
AlBANr Friday Oc- 8 1857
JAMES NJ. Cook, not regarding the decision oil
the Supreme Contrasting hun from the State Treasury
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HOBOXEN.-A " Y MttI4HS We HtIu vi
Thursday evening, It inst, at the Was AoSoken Ho-
tel ON the hills; Jo:,N SYMS in the Char. AID Robert
c. wKrTNnALl Secretary. The asse-ab'ase wa ably
addressed by NcssIs SoUDDEs, CiLoiisisr' and ota-
ers The addresses were received win zcaious an
plscse several political sad patriotic songs were suns
and the gathering attended by the hsppiest enthu
fla m. The mceing adjourned 10 assemble at New
DuIhsm on the evening OF the 18th Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
House Of Representatives.
" "NFfFIF'ffVNF = PITT
MILITARY LAWNS ~ Apuaxa.a

MILITARY LANDS ARKANSAS
The bill reported yesterday, to bring into the market
cation Of military warrants account services in the
war of 1872, was passed
1HE NEW POSTAGE prrI.
Mr. OLDs (dem Of Ohio asked the House to discharge
the Committee OF the Whole the State Of the Union
from the further consideration Of the bill amend the
act to modify and reduce the rates Of postage He said it
merely affected newspaper postage and IL desirable
that the proposed arrangement should 20 into opc-
ration on the 30th Of June. Objection made.
THE CONTESTED STAT FROM rESNsyLvANn
Mr.. AsHr, (whig) Of NJ g., from the Committee on
Elections. made report in the Pennsylvania contested
election case Of II D; Wright (dem against Henry NJ.
Fuller, (whig) and declaring the last named gentleman
not entitled to the seat he now occupied.
SCHOOL LANDS ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. FIREMAN (dem.) Of Miss. from the Committee on
OF Mississippi to sell the lands heretofore appropriated for
schools in that State and to aty the sales already made
IL was passed
pRr.rMruoN CLAIMS LAND on Tnr LINE OF rIrr
MOBILE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Mr. FREEMAN reported bill, which he explained by
saying that raihoad from Mobile TO Chicago has
chartered. There bas been reserved from sale along
the line public lands for fifteen miles side Of tho
road Along thf line hardy pioneers have acquired by
setti'ment large nnmbr of pre- emption claims. The
oljtc of the bill Is to permit those men TO complete
their titles lie appealed to the House TO give them tho
benefit of n vote this morning
The morning hour expired before the bill disposed
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union and took up
HOMESTEAD BILL.
Mr.. MAioNEy (dem) of H. commenced n political
sptech by referring 10 the coming Presidential election
NJ one 81 the most important that has ever taken place
lie cam'd that he had always acted with the dsmocrc
party and will and said that he wonld sum r the
nominee o the baltimore Convention whoever he may
H. lie then spoke in favor Of the bill to give every man
a hone. " u should not be passed now the inb)rng
mtu viii follow y up With renewed aiduy until II shall
Itctmc alHw.
Mr Sr1nrutANn. dom or n y opposed the bill,
saying thai y bss en advocated the ground OF bene
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Destruction OF the National Theatre, Boston,
by Fire.

About three o'clock this morning fire discovered
in the part Of the National theatre the Of
Portland and Travers streets and in Of
hour after the immense wooden structure completely
consumed with its contcnts-only few dresses and pro-
peres being saved. The fremen. by great exertions
saved the adjoining property. carpenters shop
Friend street an old wooden building was nearly de-
stroyed. The wooden buildings Travers street oppo
ste the theatre badly scorched and outbuld
iDg Of houses fronting Friend street consumed
We could not learn how the fire originated. The theatre
very large plastercd wooden building and owned
by William soher, Esq who purchased it. recently Of
Mrs Pelby. II under lease to Messrs. Wright Fenno
Co. and Mrs Sinclair performed in the theatre last
night. to a crowded audience
The pcoprietors of the Federal street theatre have
offered thnt building to the National company and they
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From the south.
LATER FROM TExAS-FEARs OF AN INsURRRcTT0N
AMONG THE sLAvES--THE WHEELING BRIDGE
NEW RAILROAD TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.

LATER FROM TEXAS-FEARa OF AN INsURRRCTION
AMONG THE sLAvEs--THE WHEELING BRIDGE
NEW RAILROAD TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.
BALTIMORE April -. 1852
The New Orleans mail. as late due, il ut hand.
Late intelligence from Texas states that fears
tertaiDed in Washington county Of an insurrection
among the slaves.
The lower House Of tho Virginia Legislature has pas SD
resolution requesting Congress to take such constitu
tonal measures will prevent the removal of the Wheel
ing Bridge and nsructs the Attorney General of tn
State to a from the Supreme Court stay of proceed
ings until the can be had subsequent rosou
ton says in the IT refusal u Congress the
Court the State will be bound acquiesce in the
removal of the bridge.
meeting of citizens Of Baltimore Hartford and Cecil
counties favorable TO the construction If a railroad
line TO Philadelphia TO intorsect with the State lines
point between Octavaro and Little Elk held at Bar
nuns Hotel to-day Application has been made to the
Legislature for the necessary power.
The Senate Of Maryland yesterday passed a resolution
authorizing the Council Of Baltimore subscribe for
stock in the Parker burg Railroad
James McGowan residing in the Western section of
the city was murdered this morning by his brotbcr-in
law. Alien Atkinson they quarrelied ast night, and
this morning AtkinEon entered McGowans chamber. and
struck him the head he slept with bar Of iron
causing instant death The murderer has been arrested
report Is current that Atkpsou Is insane
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Interesting from Mexico.

EXCITEMENT Al THE TAKIFF-KTMOKEb
BINET CHANGE. ETC.
NEw ORLEANS. April 20, 1859.
Advces from the city Of Mexico to the Sd inst.
nounce that the government evidently alarmed at
the excitement in Vera Cruz and Tampico the tariff
question The Mexican Secretary had replied to the pro-
test Of the foreign ministers concerning the unequal
tariffs declaring that they had ground for inter
ference.
Congress busy engaged dcvsng plans for reform
ing the tariff.
Mexican cabinet.
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fitting sctters out Of the funds Nogovernment
can exist under such system Sugar the pili gentle
may, TO conceal the nauseous substance there 10
up this rank ngrarianism and dema-
goguism Apart from the inexpediency Of the PROPOSE
ton. II IL unconstitutional.
After the conclusion Of Mr.. Suthcriands romarks, tho
committee rose. and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
From Calln0.

PROVIDENCE, April y 1867
letter to the Providence Journal dated Callao. March
% says that all the vessels fitted out for that purpose
including the steamer Chill, have sailed for Guayaqu
and the Flores party looking anxousy for from
that quarter Business revived in consequence of the
Of the great number of who have crossed
the sthmus The pese slow but not dangerous fever,
prevails at Callao
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Extraordinary Speech Of Senator Mansum.
AWFUL SCORING OF MIR. BROOKS BY
THE NORTH CAROLINIAN.
SPEECH OF SENATOR MILLER IN FAVOR OF
THE COLLINS STEAMERS
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF THE LATE STORM.
N~~~~~~~>r~~>y~>o~fS~>~o~
Immense Amount Of Property Destroyed.
A WHOLE VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY IN
POLITICAL-MARITIME ITEMS-MURDER,
&C., Co., sc.

Interesting from Washington.
BErwEEN MEssRs. MANGUM AND BROOKs-THR con-
GREsSIONAL PRINTING, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsporBENcE OF THE HERALD.
WARRINGTON, April 23-9P NJ.
IT is in contemplation by the Southern members who
retired from the whg the other evening" to
out with statement of their position, Nothing yet
however, has been determined upon.
Mr. Brooks has determined to make personal oxpana-
tion in the House tomorrow In reply to Senator Man
gums remarks to-day Some Of Mr. Brooks friends ad-
vised him to personally chastise the North Carolina
Senator but the tters age and the formers concien
tious scrupes interfcred Brooks the at
tack in his Washington letter in the Express. lie meets
with little sympathy Brooks gives matinee danssn,e on
Saturday morning, but it is said that Mr. Mangum will
not attend.
The Committee Printing, at their meeting to-day.
finally decided to give part Of the public printing to tho
Union and Republic newspapers which establishments have
entered into bonds. X.
THE LIBEL sUIT-COMMUTATIONO OF THE SENTENCE OF
WELLS, TIN MURDERER.
WAsInNaToN, April %, 1852.
In the Circuit Court the jury In the libel suit Of
neral Weightmnn Lieut.. Barney came into court
to-day about noon were discharged being unable to
1t Is said they stood six for plaintiff to for de-
fendant.
The gaows had erected In the outer ai ward for
tho execution Of Wells the marine convicted killing
commute his sentence to imprisonment in tho pcnten
tiary for lie The execution ordered for tomorrow
Wells perfectly composed and seemed prepared to
meet his fate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
Navigation, sc.

ALHANf, NptII
Boats reported In from Port Jackson on the Erie
canal The Oneida lake route 10 Oswego IL open.
BUFFALO April - 1859.
IL Ia raining steadily here, aud boats are arriving
freely.
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PRICE TWO. CENTS.
Politics In Maryland /.


THE BALTIMORE CITY WHO oosvgSTIos-CAss Dr-
LEGArF ELECTED TO THE NATIONAL DRMO0RArIO
CONVENTION, ETC.
In the Baltimore City WhIr Convention the SCOTT -
solutions withdrawn. the ground that the Con-
vention bad authority to act on them Ia generally
believed that Scott delegate to the National Convention
will be elected from this city the ground Of avaiabn
ty and the feeling against Fillmore for not removing ths
Collector and Postmaster at the request OF the Conven
ton Had direct vote been taken the resolutions woA
have been passed.
Hiram Mccullcush c.ss man was Yesterday slec.ss
in the National Democratic Convention.
Burning Of tho steamer Pocahontas.
TEN LIVES LOsT-LARGE QUANTITY OF COTTON Dn-
sTROYED-ARRIvAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
NEw ORLEANS, April Il 185a
The steamer Pocahontas from Arkansas bound to this
port with 23CO bales Of cotton took fire Friday las
and burned to the waters edge in half hour Ten
persons either burned drowned including former
Sheriff Of Arkansas lady and three children cabin boy
total loss The former insured for $4,000.
The steamship Empire City has arrived here, with DO
passengers.
Tho Markets.
New ORLEANS. April 10, 1862.
Cotton-An advance has taken place of 40. the
better qualities strict middng is quoted at 10 Pre-
visions have also advanced pork sells at SIT s.
holders asking higher bacon sides 100.
and shoulders Sc; cargo Of 900 bags Of Rio cofIee
sold at 9Ac.
New ORLEANS, April 20, 1869.
The sales Of cotton oday reached 10 900 bales ut y
New ORLEANS April q, 1859.
Cotton has been very active to-day, the transactions
footing up 10000 bacs after ohe receipt Of the 4vcS
prices very full; strict middDg il at ~.
Tobacco is active the sales Of the last three dxyB have
been 1000 hhds. Kentucky at 3a 5ko
The first sale OF reported to y-l0 900 bu.-
els, to arrive by the 18th May, sold ut 4ec.
CHARi.sroN. April 81 1889.
Cotton-sales $500 bales at 6s n81,c; prices masi-
fest a decided tendency in favor Of holders
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lIuiADElPHfA Aprl ~ lSJz
The stockholders of the Icnnsylvan Railroad have
been voting for tbre days upon the question of SUP
lcrbug to the stock Of the Ohio and Pcnnyvania RAIL
rund. IL has been decided in tho Affirmative by yeas
1GO7s, nays l,N7
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RE Sl,sVAyss.

RIMovAL--LhDIES WILL NOTICE THAT THE
Ba Iaris Mantia Emporium has removed from No l to
pt tdl 1T nuway, whrre " exhibiting truly magnih
ent esemblafe Of new Spring Manas, o the richest ia
lrtcs and de- igns at extremely moderate prices.
GEO. BUbfIN, Proprietor.
II EMoVAL;-Ds POWELL WILL RFMvvk. ON TuR
~ VI May ~ hO2 Broad way above street
utns the interval he vii attend 10 Diseases 81 the Eve
md lar Mt ~ srren street where Tree
ills Eye price 60 cents. Also Artaesl Eyoe vhio
siil ms7s s1i look like tho aaturai eye.
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SAFETY OF CREW OF BRIG MARCUS.

PORTLAND, Me, April q 1902.
The brig Frances Allen arrived ut this port this
ing from Havana having board the of the brig
Marcus Of Bangor wrecked in the late gale Sctuae
bench
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

"A gists Glassware.-Monday, April 26 at 10 o'clock at
the store ~ Plat street. percmpory cash sale Of Hexa
W. Shirley.
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HIGH WATER AT ALBANY.
ALBASY, April %. 1852.
The freshe here still continucs-the water is rising
lOWlv
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES by AUCTION.

A UCTI0N BY WIN. II FRANKLIN, AT THE MER-
IA chants Exchange Tuesday pri 9Th at IL o'cook,
M the steamboat Kosousko ls0 feet long engine s inch
cylinder feet stroke capable of accommodating I25
sengcrs with berhs Terms 25 tho day
the balance in L. and IL months, with approved paper
Sale positive.
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John L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER FRIDAY,
April % at half past ten o'clock at 5S Houston street.
near BroadwayHousehod Furniture consisting of the
usual assortment Of household Furniture, viz Mahogany
ana rosewood sotas Chairs Voltares &c. in
hair cloth Center Pier and Card Tables Eterges
Extension Dining Tables. French Plate Mirrors &c., Ma
hogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Wahstand with marble tops
Toilet Sets &c. BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets &c. Also
rich rosewood Pianoforte together with the usual
sortment OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture with which
the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY. AT
l0s O'Clock, at No l6Spruce street Groceries, Furn-
fure barrels Sugar Flour boxes Rasns Scales Weights
Butter Bnrrels, Meat Rack, Barley Tin Csnsers Tea
Soap two BARRIERS Chairs, Case Looking Glass Pictures
Clock Lamps stoves and pipe Chairs Tables Carpets
fas Kitchen Furniture &c.
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Carol! place, at lo o'clock household furniture consist
ing Of mahogany Sofas Parlor Chairs hair CLOTH
gany marble top Centre Tables mahogany Bureaus maho
Centre Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths
Kitchen Furniture rosewood 6 octave Pianos made BY
Bacon & Raven; mahogany Piano. 6s octave. made by
Mundy Pethck; mahogany Piano, 81 octave, made BY
Stodard. Worcester Durham.
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ID c. KEMP, AUcTIoNEER-PIANoPo AT

u C. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
~. auction, This Day. at twelve o'clock, at ssesroom
No SO Nassau street. near Fulton street-R c. Kemp will
eight elegant rose.ood GA 6 and octave Panoforts Of
puaton, all Of which fully warranted tho when
sold at private SALE have been made
the pianos securely boxed for shipping to have them
stored until May, at reasonable charge Catalogues
morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

HENRY II. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell at auction, Friday April 2d, at half past
o'clock at No. s22 Greenwich street between Jane and
Horato strect-Handsome Hou sehod Furniture consist
Ing Of mahogany Sofas Parlor Chairs Dvans Ottomans
Rockers Chairs in hair ccth ahogany Egyp-
tian marble top Tables dressing Bureaus do.
stands. mahogany French Bedstead elegant mahogany
Bookcase and Secretary Sewing Chairs plush pier
Glasses lace and Window Curtains Mantel Lamps
Grandoles air Mattresses, Bolsers Pillows, &c maho
Eany 6 octave Piano made by Stodart and Dunham Will
ton Brussels and ingram Carpets Ocloth Crockery
Glassware; bedroom and kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

T0HN kEEsE. AUCTIONEER-LoNG BREED CA
- nary Birds and Gold Fish--Lyman Rawdon will sell
this Frdav) morning, at o'clock at the Sales Rooms,
7 and $40 Broadway Of White street number of
handsome long breed Canary Birds in fine and
quantity q Gold Eish in glole 70 be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23

TTH0MAS ASTEN, AUCTIoNEER.--SA SATURDAY. AT l0iS
ocloct-Standard Roses.-Z. Newell & Co., will sell
at No Naesau street large and chuico collection Of
standard half and dwarf Roses Camcias Running Roses
Who's &C.; also fine collection of Green House Plants
bloom, from j. u. Mante, Florist.
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John L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER.-SATUR-
Ho1seh9d Furniture being tho entire furniture contained
black walnut and mahogany parlor and dining Furni
ture Dining Table, card pier and centre Tables
Toilet Set and Brussels Carptins
pier and mantel Glasses Ornaments together with
usual assortment Of basement and Kitchen Furniture
VIII the lie will lcoum
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yVM s. MoILvAIN & Co, AUCTtoNEERs WILL
w sell this day, Friday. at l0la o'clock, at No % Jehn
street corner OF Nassau fine collection large
Monthly Mops and other Roses Dahas Carnations Tube
roses Sc. Sc, from MefHrs =. T. Henderson.
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L W: BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR.
niture.-FrdRy, April g. at No. 2S Douglass street,
Brooklyn, will be- sold at auction above tho Furniture
Of family declining housekseping consisting of Sofas.
Chairs Carpets Looking Glasses Centre and
Card Tables Dining Tables China, Glass Ware. Kitchen
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TOHN l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-FRIDAY
- April g. Mt l0 o'clock at 20 East Seventeenth street,
Broadway Household Furniture, being all the furn
ture In the above house, consisting OF Sofas Tete etes
ottomans marble top centre pier and side Tables Eese
Book Cases Wardrobes black walnut and mahogany
Bedsteads marble top Bureaus Wasbstapds Toilet Sets
Brussels and Ingram Carpetng Mattresses Paliaster
60 Also, rosewood Pianoforte, together with
sortment Of basement and kitchen Furniture, with which
the sale will commence.
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HENRY H. LEEDS g. CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL
H sell at anoton on Friday April % Household Fur
niture at half past ten o'clock At Ne SO Chambers street.
consisting Of Brussels and ingram Carpets
oi Cloth mohogany Sofas and settees Egyptian marble
Ornaments, Vases, Shades, Lamps mahogany Sdeboard
Secretary Chsirs Tables Washstands press Blu
reAua
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II c. KEMP, AUCTI0NEER.-LARGEAN AND PEREMP-
H. tory sale Carpetng at auction in lots
chasers this day Frdayl ct ten o'clock. at saiesroo.
No S5 Nassau street. near Fulton street-R c. Kemp will
sell at auction above without by catalogue
very large and splendid Of rich English Carpet
Velvet Tapestry Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpet
ings Floor Oil Cloth &c. viz English Royal Wilton and
Velvet Tapestry Carpetngs of the very richest
beautiful patterns this seasons i'm portaton very rich
Threeply heavy superfne Ingram and Venetian Stair
petng Also good assortment Of heavy Floor Oil Cloths
Rugs Door Mats &c. all of which will be sold lots to
suit buyers. Cat taoRnes the morning Of sale.
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TT E. WILLARD, AUcT!oNEER:.- SALE
H. of Groceries, &c-H Z. Willard, Auctioneer, will
SELL At O'Clock. Monday, April 2 at 306 Washin
corner Of Duane street, the entire stock contained
consisting OF general assortment Of roseres Standing
Casks, &c Sale perempory, By order Of the assignee
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John L. vANDEWATER AUCTIONEER.-sATUR-
day, April 24-Splendd Household Furniturc-At 1917
O'clock At 62 Twelfth street. the Fifth
sstipg of rich rosewood parlor Furniture
suite in plush made by Aeeks pier and centre
Tables Etagerss Enoongn9res voltsres easy Chairs.
&c. mahogany Bedsteads. rosewood do Bureaus and
with marble tops Paliasses Toilet
Sets rich tapestry Carpets &c., also wood Panote
Geib maker splendid gilt frame Mirror and marble slab
Mantel Ornaments Glassware Eo also fine collection Of
Oil mt in framaa.
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EIENRY II. LEEDS CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
on Saturday April "a Boarding House Furniture, At
Brussels CARPETS 9ilclo.h Mahogany Centre Card and
Washstands Hair Mattresses; Feather Beds, Bedding,
China Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture, SO. N. BAH
wise will be sold
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
IL a hold FurRitg.s Pier Glss.ss "a M ScF celsSn will
East Broadway the entire Furniture Of the house,
Prsng Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Marble Top Centre and
Card Tables French Bedsteads Dress and plain Bureaus
wasstanSs Dysns ottomsns two French IL Psss Glasses
Paintings Solar and Hall Lamps Mantle Beds and
tresses China and Glass Table Cutlery Safe Rerge
ratofs, Basement and Bedroom Furniture &C.
DIV a. 4oo -
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n s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.--SATURDAY, APRn
H. 24th At lO A. M At No. 81 Beekman street. large
OF second hand Furniture removed of Gonve
turs TO Also fresh nvoise Of
worth the attention of buyers article will be posi-
lively sold.
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day 2th April At l0s o'clock AZ 20 West Thirteenth
streetHousehold Furniture-The entire Furniture Of tho
above house. consisting black walnut par.
lor and dining s.fas Chairs tolaire Rockers Gc
tors Card Tables Etsgere sidebosrd m.hogany carved
Glaes Ware; Curtains Pier Glasses, Mante Ornaments
Brussels snd Ingram Carpetng &C. Also assortment
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A UCTlON NOTICE-THOMAs BELL, AUCTIONEER
"a By " l. Van zsnds-saturday, at u o'clock will b.
Paror Furniture. Brussels Carpet Sofa. Chairs Bureau
Ornaments, Plated Ware Hat Stands WindoM Shades
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A UCTI0N notice.. d. HOLBROOK co. WILL
sell this day. at 10 o'clock, at 10i Maiden lane
raj assortment Of Greenhouse Plants standard Fruit
Trees, &C. from the well of Marc Astoria
L. H. consisting of Standard Dwsrf and Moss Roses Peach
Pear and Plum Trees, Oranges Lemons, Cameas, Gera
niums, &c, in bloom, and warranted true to
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A UCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY AUCTIONEER, BY
IA H. NJ Bush, this day, at 10k o'clock Mt No. 81
near Bayard the furniture of boarding house.
bedding crockery and glassware. carpets oil cloth &c.
ALSO kitchen furniture, &c., with which tho sale will
X. ID, SMITH, Salesman.
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hothouse and other Plants---Lyman Rawdon will
Room, S and 39 Br oadway of White street. large
collection of hothouse and other Plants the
embraced within his extensive collection Ladies gem
tlemen are respectfully invited to attend.
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RY J. HEGENAN, AUCTIONEER.-SATURDAY
April "a at o'clock M at No. l9l Washington street
Brooklyn large and general assortment Of Furniture
every description No catalogues, for want Of time.
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UCTION NOTICE.-FIRE PROOF sAFES-SATUR-
day April a. at o1S O'Clock. at 81 Dcy Green
wlch street twenty extra Fire Proof Safes
proved make will be sold positively without reserve
the highest bidder, te close the concern
Wa CARTER, Auctioneer.