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FOR SALE,
GEO. ROSS VEAZEY,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T Law,
Calpert Street, opposite Barnum's Hotel,
BA l. T f,
VIII attend TO all professional business. [jy 10
call the attention Of the
L public particularly the ladies' 10 our large
und well selected assortment Of paJn,"ls. which
are selin very low. WM. TORBERT.
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GRAIN.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay the high
est market price IN cash, for any quantity of
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will he furnish
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN & FOARD.
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HATS! HATS!-Men and Boys New style
Ill Canton Straw, China Pearl, Canada Straw
and Palm Leaf Hats. For sale by
May 10 b. +. MAY.
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Wood Lots, Containing 9 Acres,

belonging 10 the Estate ofthe late Robt Carter.
No. |. Contains about acres more or less,
and adjoins the property of Henry X. Garter,
Joseph Mccullough, and Robert Sherer, Esus.
1t lies about six miles from Elkton the wood is
heavy, and of good quality, being mostly oak
and hickory. No. , is about half mile from
No. and is near the grist-mill of Mr.. Robert
Sherer. 1t contains 3 acres more or less, and is
valuable.
TERMS OF sale.
One fourth OF the purchase money in cash;
one half the balance in eight months, and the
remaining halt in twelve months from dav Of
SALE Credit payments to bear interest and to
be secured by the bond OF til" purchaser with
approved security. GEO. EARLE,
Jy "a Is Trustee.
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE; Laguira, Rio, and Maricaibo. Su-
" gar. brown; New Orleans, Portorico, and
HAVANA. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
pulverzcd, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
lasses and Syrup, New Orleans and Portorico.
For sale by BROWN Il FOARD,
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SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his bret ler, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock of Ladies, Misses, and childrens
boots and shoes, and has commenced manulac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. He is
now prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with call, with mems women's and chill
drens boots and shoes of the bestsort at very low
prices. tn OS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. Goth AS.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
cots and shoes. Wanted journeymen shoemak-
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COMMERCIAL u FARMERS HOTEL
MORE NEWS.

The largest, the most fashionable. and the best
l. assortment of mems, woman's, and children,'
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found at
the subscribers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE, in Elk
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q CYTHES.-Newton Darlng's Wheat and
~ Grass Scythes, Snathes, Rakes, Forks, Rifles,
Scythe Stones; and Fly Nets. For sale by
June 26 B.F. MAY.
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Correspondence Of Tile Cecil Wing.
Letter from Alexandria.

TIT lIeNfEcr-B0M Of OHk Dell OKNics-
mparnnce-Sichness-- Comeyances-C Crops
Eiien Grey, DC.
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MUTUAL EEREINsURANCECO CO..

7 Uc VUTy' ItNI,
Jy II I'm H. Fl. MITCHELL, CN
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Police Intelligence.

Furioas D!i. ing -OurageoNs .}Bgir--Dn Thurslax
afternoon, between and o'clock German nam, a
John u Stcarns drive hs Ia and wagon in rec es
and furious 1t the Of Chamber street, and
froadvay. knocking dtan young lady named Eliza
Chambers, residing in North Moore street the wheels
putf over her body, iauictg probably Gttt injury
Cfccr " ihms Of the Third ward police. arrested the
driver. and found be inox Gated Some cilizcns
picked up III, urcrtuns, young iady ane conveyed
INTO the drug store qtfte iscnsDlc Afcr shoL lms
restorative. applied sho recovered sufficient 60 M.
tim hc bJ siandcrs al The place of her residence
which she WI conveyed ~ a carriage Ws have
horned that her whole ty.tcm b. parplyxgd and
f,ned lBi her spine has been Injured which may yet
prove iatsl Stcarus yesterday morning conveyed
l,fcN Justcc Ofburn who committed h IN e. prlf0n 49,
fu,hg - admit him u bal until further aivces funr
m'doG testimony as 70 the extent OF injury susta,r~
ty IL. lady.
.ly7,d n LiIares B5gs--A boy named IL -,
vrtgru Jr was arrested yosteidy by Officer ID .T"a
doLarr Ia silver coin from thc store % hs w i'ns ~
hCtiErn ~ he a3 sullivan ttret bl4y s's. - !,
William Henry. wa mpllcstcd IN st.alr ~ ~ ..'tsa
1Ie pcIce .lo airGtttd bm and hct~ = Wy .h""oJ
t. The statltn hou.o; tG0acgu,nty tho 49,, = ~ = ,
frt ~ the station hruc Tie grctp '"aSN ~ o,o'f'u :
We recovered ~ place VII ~ tho fts. ~ '''e ~ ~
~ S,,atlo, f6eres IN It,~, ~ 20 prion fpr trial.
laIl.in sparks 81 the Tr4p - rhy ASah ~ =
msn nam'd jobs " 40 a. n'u y pa..e pn,.'han, isln,
tIfircss at No. 263 rroulr Imam meicnant u'ss
J,t},e Noupt,rt xhre.' trcct warrant l1sncd ~
with having sold abvy r r,s "cho'ihans ,, -, Ihae
vhich prpc,y had IL i0 ~ h nco ao storsge Inv
/ su,oS ssp = No ll8 Mott street and VIII cb 10
NJ, u,'.. -, hid received instructi3ns 60 sci.
,Isi,e,, .t;,,'. which the ftgue wlrc sod the oom-
H, , " has been appropriated BY Ackcrinan 70
,,r, The magistrate detained the accused for
Ieh7ts r a 7cnpeyarce Mec.irg -Ou Thurday evening
trctr W ed arr,stsd nam i Richard Austin Oi q
enhigc of distuibpg Temperance meeting held In
,taV Hall insung ladies. and otherwise acting
ofveIly Ha taken before Justice Mountfort who
a him TO bail in tho Of $500 for his future coca
behavior
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Markets.

INV caIEANs March 20. lS52.
Cotton has been in active demand tho Gales reaching
fully IL COO bales nj finn prices The Paccs news was
not received till after business hours Frcghts
tive Cotton is taken fer Liverpool at I'D. aud 10 Ha-
yana 1c. Mess polk is ut Sl6 Sterling exchange is AZ
sR a ga premium.
NEw ORLEANS, March % 1862.
The Gales Of cotton to-day 900 bales nj steady
prices. Good mddling is AZ ~ Sc. sugar has al
yaIctd 1Sc Pair sells nj aiIrc Rio Coffee. 2 900
bags sold to-day at 9isc. Freehts continue
tive nine 'bpe having been taken yesterday and to-day
at I'D. Tor cotton.
NEW ORLEANS March q 1859
Cotton transactions, to-day reach 10 500 bales
Nrw ORPHANS, March % 1859
The ralca of cotton during the past iour days have
ben ~ Geo hse. mostly for England Prices steady
middling L. at1 &c Cotton ireights 10 Liverpool isd
Ix,hanp,N,w York sight par TO * per cent discount
sixiy days, - per cent discount
Mgarrfs March % 1859
Cotton has declined in market since The reception
ofth Luropa's news, 10 tho extent Of &c.
CHsnLrsros, March 25. 1852
Cottor-Sses. to-day, were 900 bales The weeks
buin,tt has been GOO bales at GA &C.. prices
rather feeble at the close last weeks quot tong being
barely eusiaued Receipts of the week IA 100 bales
stock hand exclusive Of that cupboard, 500eo
bales.
CiNcISNArr, March -, 1852.
In the pork market to-day, bulk sides advanced.
100 coo lbs scld ~ sc.
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From the South.

LATE FROM TExAs-CARAyAJAL's CAPTURE-MR.
FILLMORBs PROSPECTS IN THE STAR STATE
Loss OF THE BRITISH SHIP LYDIA ANN-GOvER-
NOR FoOTE STIRRING UP THE MIssIPPIANS-THE
CABINET DIFFICULTY CONTRADICTED, ETC.
BALTIMORE, March 20. 1852
The Southern mail as late due has arrived -Four New
Orleans mails received to night
Texas dates to the 18th inst confirm the news Of the
arrest Of Caravaal and his arrival ut Brownsville in the
steamer Camanchc in custody of General IIarncy.
Indian deprcdations were becoming and
frequent in the western part Of Texas
The wings Of Galveston have passed resolutions en-
dorsng Mr.. Fillmore and the compromise.
Mexican steamer of the Brazos at last
advices.
The British ship Lydia Ann, with cargo OF salt from
Liverpool for New Orleans got ashore Bron Island
and both vessel and cargo would prove total loss.
portion OF the crew had arrived at New Orleans The
captain was supposed to be drowned.
Governor Foote has sent long message to the Missis
tppi Legislature, introducing the subject Of the naty
OF the compromse measures; and the between the
State rights and the " Union" has been there
upon renewed
The Washington Tntengencr and Republic Of this
ing deny that there is any shadow of truth in the tee
graphic despatch from Washington Wednesday even
ing relative to Misunderstanding between the President
and Secretary Cerwin
The Baltimore City Democratic Convention last night
adopted resolutions nstructng the city members OF the
Ltglauic to vote for Cass delegates for the State at
large
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Eie,eorologicnI Observations.
NJ moRsE's MAGNETIC ~ Wall srny
AND BRoADwAY

nv MoRsEs otFicE CORNER
AND BROADWAY.
tRipAr March 20 1852.
BurrAIo. 4. M-naroueter 2s 80 Thermometer
30 Wind northwest Cloudy but rather plesss morn
Ing.
up. II --Thcmomoter 40 Barometer p %. Wind
west y IL clcnr fine night
RocHSrER, NJ Weather fine, and morning
warm. " tnu south Thermometer -
Y. M.--lt !. fine, clear night but wet under root
Wind noithweet Ihoim,nrter 20
hrnrur. 81 MI Is awaini, cloudy morning Thor
mtmtttr IS
pr NV, have had some lightning and thunder
,his Afternoon but not much rain IL Is nov cloudy
Wind northwest thermometer Al
StR.crsK o A vi = Pleasant morning but the
t,yl,oEs .totIny Wind enSt Thernencter ld
9 r. M--fhcrmomcflrs sA IL Is a ark, cloudy even
ing Wind northwest, md look- stormy
Urea, o A Nit Is clear Pleasant morning. sun
sh!uirg brightly Wind east ghcuion,cteraS
L.. Nit is cloudy evening, wlth indications Of
rain Wind rasl Thermometer 40
Atr.vy . A. NIL a clcar inornn, ard very pleas-
aus Wind south TheTmometor "a Barometer $500;
mercury 70
9r. Nit s n rainy evening. Wind southwest,
TIosfut meter ~. Barometer ItOo Mercury ~
1ro,. A MI isa beautiful morning with every
prospect Cf & continuance a fnc wcahernow. Thermc
NJ ter ~
or MI L raining this evening Wind west. Their
momeior a5
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From Trenton, N. j.
THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CAsE--MR. WEBSTER AND
THE LEGISLATURE, ETC.

TRErToS, N. j., March 26, 1852
The argument Of the Hon Rufus Choate in behalf of
Mr.. Day, has just closed Never before such
brilliant argument made in New Jersey OF all the great
efforts Of this celebrated counsellor his address to-day
will stand first and foremost The various courts
sitting in this city have drawn hther the leading
bers Of the bar from all parts of the State and all admit
that Mr. Choae's argument to-day far cxcccd anything
they before listened to- The large court
crowded to its utmost capacity, and Mr. Days friends
to night, appear to bo in great spirits
Commodore stockton among other celebrated chsrac-
tiers. was in court oday, also Mr. Webster, till
IL O'Clock when he left to visit the Legislature. in
session here lilo escorted to the state House by
Committee Of the Legislature and being presented To
IL, mbcrs OF the Senate and House OF Representatives
addressed them in a brief and appropriate speech
which in every respect. worthy Of that utrious
ttstef man. Senator stockton then followed Mr.. Web
str in able speech which listened to with marked
attention
Mr.. Webster addressed by Senator Zabrskic who
out gi2d s character and services jurst states
and diplomatst lie referred to his conduct during
tb, late his famous reply to Iusemann and tn,
action he took during the Cuban expedition MIR
N,hr in reply expressed his thanks aud his pride in
New jersey and in allusion to his conduct declared
that there had been perfect concid opinion be-
tween Mr. Fillmore and himself
Upon the wh.e, this has been most evcntul day -
This u,unlly ouiet
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From AlbQnv.
From Albany.
HUDSON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ALBANY RAILROAD, ETC.

HUDSON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ALBANY RAILROAD, ETC.
ALBANY March 20, 1851.
The steamer Indiana left the city this morning went
down through the schodack channel, and took in tow
two barges which had wintercd New Baltimore and
brought them to the city The only obstruction to
vigaton IL belt Of ice about mile from Suyvcsan
landing to Stuyvesant steamboat dock.
special meeting Of the Common Council has boon
held in reference TO aid 10 the Squehanna and Albany
Railrond resolution was adopted, loining the credit
Of the city to the extent Of II 600 900 after The company
shall have expended the road 81 400 0OO-the
be made with the assent Of majority Of the tax payers
to be ascertancd by ballot The resolution subsc
quently rcconsid,rtd and laid tho table till Monday
TO give the citizens time to consider when the subject
will be dit posed of The vote adopting the resolution
quiring the assent OF the tax payers. III to 4.
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Court Of Appeals.

ALn,NY, March %, 1852
No, % -Tennett. appellant oganst Williamson and
another resTondents Argued Edward Sandford for ap
posnt II II Burloch for respondents. Judgnen, 10.
v,r,d on the argument
No. q Gloves appellant; Van Antwerp and wife ro
spond,nts Argued Thomas Cloves, appellant In per.
ion NJ 7. Rtyrods for responds nts.
No. u "a rescrvod caus,-Whtc. appellant against
Muiitt and anoiher respondents. Argaed Hiram y
Itair' iu allclsnt: u. sandford for re- pondents
No sWtcott and wlfc. respond nts against tIo
cent and gnoh,r appellants The default taken In this
tsus the I'D instant opened aud the sub
nJti,d
No . ,--Eurr pondent against King irnpld appel
hYt hlguCd Judah Ellsworth for appellant n, 4
r,asid i,r respondent This not concluded AZ the
aaiouyumt nt " the Court
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House OF Representatives.

WAsiuNGToS. March 20, 1856.

THE DrrIcIr0cy APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House went into committee on the deficiency bill
Certain questions growing ont Of the items the Indian
Department duly discussed; and an amenjment
approprang s22 SEQ far the removal and subsistence
of the Pottawottamic Of Indiana and anoths, allowing
$4,000 for the moyal and subsistence Of the Chocaw
were finally adopted
MIR MotoRHIt Cd, m } Of Cal offered an amendment
apprOpIatirg $4,000 for the payment the dras Of
The Indian CCwmh ion,rs Of Cal fornia drawn on the
Department Of the Interior for supplies furn he'd and
cxptns,s incurred in the negotiation Of treaties with
tho various Indian ribos Of Cslitc mia lie expli ned
that this db incurred in purchasing beef clothing
and other supplies for the Indians for the purFoso Of
facisine traty stipulatiops Tho money certainly IL
due, and citizens q Californs ARE here waiting
fcrt
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Assaulting Railroad Trains with Stones.

ELMiRA, n. Y, March % 1852.
The mail train from the East when about three miles
from this village, sauted with voll,y Of stones last
night causing considerable alarm amongt the passen-
gers but fortunately none injured The same
thing has occurred several times before the
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CINCINNATI nnd Dnxton Rnilrond.

CIrcINNArf March ao, 1857
The Cincinnati and Dayton shore Line Railroad Com
pany has been fully organized and books to be
opened imm datcy for subscription TO the stock
Samuel II Goodwin is the President and the OF
the COMPANY are favorable
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<siRcLE HOTEL, $40 PEARL STREET NEAR BROAD
wav The undersigned gratefully Acknowledges the
rnauaon Of tie patronage be anticipated In openins the
Sre,e His Wines Liquors, Ale Sears, Ne are unexcop
tioppbe and he Lodging Rooms at 70 cents might and
isan Rnoma at to 81 week, with meals At all hours
s"aursrrpaslcd. WILLIAM WRIGHT $40 Pearl street.
NJEW HoTEL.-COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ 81 90 and 81 % per week Rooms per nitht, cents
siniraIly construoted building aor Ing itht and
yopiatIon In with economy IN prices not sup
"a Lnpt open during tho nitht Junction Of william
william end Frankfort streot one block from the
Psrh
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


KicHMorD, Va March % 1859
The proceedings OF the convention been harno-
NOUS There wrangling after the frat day The
merits Of the nominees not discussed, osSy
vaguely limited at to-day
The convention. to-day appointed fifteen electors with
out reference TO their preference for Presidential can
dates They authorized the Central Committee to sS-
point two for the State at large claiming for the Stats
seventeen electoral yotes No delegates for the Stse &
large TO tho National Convention appointed.
rios Of resolutions were adopted of which the following
Is synopsis.-
The first asserts the principles OF the resolutions u
17eS and 1879,
Tho second that Congress has power appropriate
directly or indirectly, the proceeds Of sales Of public
lands.
The third declares against protective tariff
The fourth, that the federal government should, N
its foreign policy adhere TO tho maxms of tho Rater
Of tho Country and the father Of dcmooracy.
The fifth rc-afiirms the resolutions Of the Batimore
Conventions of 1874 and l64S
The sixth rcccmmonds four delegates from each dis-
trict to the Baltimore Convention
The seventh approves the mode OF voting heret0fors
pursued by Virginia delegates in tho Baltimore convca
tions.
The eighth that tho vote of Virginia in the Baitimoee
Convention ought to be given for the candidate who
command the greatest strength In the democracy and
whose principles known to conform most strictly To-
tho cardinal encts of the democratic republican faith
No address put forth and the convention adjourned
Ia
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New Orleans Municipal Election.

EEw ORLEANS March % 1852
The municipal election in this city took place Mon
day. under the charter Tho whig ticket suc-
cessful over the democratic and independent Crossman
whg elected Mayor, Lewis, by about ffty
iOrtv
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PnILADEIrIHa, March %, 1859
The argument in the Lehman murder
cluded at nine O'Clock this eveningMessrs Keysor and
Jackson arguing the part OF the prisoner Atto-
General Reed closing the part Of the prosecution
he jury charged very impartiay by Judge Allison,
and retired to consider their verdict
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EURNITURE SALESIN BROOKLYN-BY J.
Hegeman Auctoneer-Mondny. March 9, at 91s o'clock
A. M precisely at No. 179 Adams between Concord
Hillary streets. At o'clock p NJ. at No. IL Adelphi
street. in Park avenue East Brooklyn Catalogues the
Auction Room
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DARE CHANCE-FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION
II To be sold the premises, Tuesday, March 80 Mt
ten O'clock A. M the farm late the property of Israel Car
penter deceased in the town of White Plains chichester
county New York Said farm Is situated about three miles
distant from the Harlem Railroad depot at White Plains,
and about the distance from tho New Haven Rail-
road derot at Rye and Mamaroneck containing forty
and half Of good land six which is wood land;
also good orchards OF grated fruit 1t is we'll waered
having four failing springs Of water On the premises
there is good dwelling house barn. cider mill and other
outbudings. The stock and farming utensils will also be
sold Terms For further particulars inquire tho
promises Of ISRAEL G. LAWRENCE. 34 Pear street,
New York.
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EoR sALE.-A STYLISH GRAY HORSE, SIX YEARS
old nearly 6 hands high, perfectly gentle, super
horse for genteman carriage Can be at the Union
Livery Stable Ninth avenue, between Twenty and
Iwonty-soventh streets opposite Kpp Browns stage
ffre
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nIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-JoHN LIvISON
~ will sell, Monday morning, March 2, 1852 at IL
o'clock. in store 26 Chatham square, splendid assort
of about 30 Oil Paintings by celebrated masters
and artists in rich mounted guilt suitable
and public houses. JOHN LEVISON, Auctioneer.
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NOR SALE-A BLACK HORSE. SIX YEARS OLD, OF
Black Hawk stock. warranted kind and sound in
respects fifteen and half hands hish and took tho
raum at tho American Institute fall Can be at
No. l!7 Bowery
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DOUBLE SHEET.
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION N0TIcE-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEER. ny
IA w. L. Van Zsndt. Largo sale of valuable Furniturs.
and various Housekeeping articles th, day, at I0ix
o'clock in the auction rooms Is Spruce street Also the
worthy attention Monday large SALE in contiuuA
tion, of Dry Goods &c. by virtue of Tuesday
valuable of Furniture Wednesday, genteel
Furniture at No. 10 Sixth avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

EoR SALE-A NICE CANADIAN PONY SNOWY
II and gentle, peculiarly adapted for city driving well
tied for invalid physician kind in saddle harness.
will stand without tying. Sold only for want Of APP
py to Mr. ODc corner Of Fortynnth street and Third
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u C. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
H. ture.On Tuesday and Wednesday Mt 10 clock
each day at the i5 broadway Leonard
G. Kemp will sell at auction above all the fur iuro
contained in that large first class gentee boarding house.
45 Broadway formerly the St Charles Hotel Th furni
ture in excellent order and of good quality having
mostly made to order and consists Of and Maho
gany Parlor Furniture, SUITE for parsrs
large French plate Pier and Nanto Mirrors rich
and Lace Window Curtains Tapestry Brussels Three ply
and other Carpets Dningroom Furniture; Bedroom Fur
nture for twenty bedrooms; complete Kitchen Furniture
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WALTER GREENoUGH AuCTIoNEER ELEGANT
w Household FurnitureW alter Creenough Il Co.. will
SELL this day, Saturday at o'clock no 30 Fourth
street WILLIAMSBURG the entire Parlor Bedroom, and
Kitchen Furniture contained in the above house, Tapestry
and Saxony Carpets Rosewood Red Plush Chairs Mahogany
Washsands French Bedstoads Mattresse Curtains Pier
Glasses, &c. &C.; also the Kitchen Furnitu with which
the sale will commence. Terms, cash c. gues be
had at 100 WALL
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HARNESS FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID DOUBLE III X.
with fu silver plated Mountngs made by Bruno o
Paris for gentleman Of this city has beon used but
% be at Tramor saddcry warehouse Of Broad
way and White street.
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RI E. WILLARD. AUCTIoNEER.-r FURNITURE

WM s. MILyAlNE AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL,
w Saturday at II O'Clock, at No. 32 John street
Nassau fine collection Of Cameas large Moss and
other Roses, from p p. Henderson Also fine colIec
ton Of standard and half standard perpetual Roses
rived per steamer Pacific, from j Hill.
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u w. WESTCoTT, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT
H. household Furniture and house furnishing articles
Monday, l0ls o'clock. at LAG Greenwich This
Furniture Carpets Bedding &c., has boon but little used
and offers fine opportunity for houseeepers and others
furnish the par"r bedroom and ktohen article
vii b0 nercm MT ilv sold rail- hine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

Ds o'clock, A. NJ. at the sales room, No 81 Beekman
street large quantity Of secondhand Furniture Carpets
Oil Cloths, &c. removed for convenience of sae Sofas Bu
resns French Bedseads Beds Pillows Bedding
and ingram Carpets, English Oil Cloths hair and husk
tressos &c kitchen furniture &c., with which the sale will
commence,