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The WhiC (nucus.

From the Washington Union April II
1t IL understood that This long talked.of meeting OF tho
wings took place last night ard went of as every one
knew 1t woDd In diplomacy it IL said something that
words uscd to conceal the real intention of the
speaker. bot modern whipery has carried this idea
little furll.r It has found mode Of cGectng through
caucus programme Of political action which has op-
posite meanings nj and the same time. Ii we are
misnforpcd however, thcrc some dull minds
IN the caucus last night which could not comprehend
the North 10 be earnest in opposition to the Fugitive
Slave law and OF the south to bc equally earnest fayor
ofit. They were somey hat in the predicnmcnt Of an
unfortunate gentleman whom saw in q society of
thinkers, who were discussing the proprcty Of alb
staining from the use ef ardent spirits lie gave his opn-
ion IN favor Of total abstinence. IN language which
WIS somewhat offensive, and uncerimoniously
kicked Of the assembly Before quitting the door
however through which he departed. he turned round
a. making polite bow 20 Lis comrades declared that a
more gentle hint TO leave would have been Just @ ec
tive We do not know the OF all the distng
members ofthe whg party who have thus been ruled out
Of church but we crrdbly informed that thpy make
quite pectablc qnad and bear With reasona bl pbla
sophy the gentle hint which separates them from their
brethren b,tanEt they not f1t at prcsent In he
mysteries Of Wig tactics.
Tho process are informed by which those rcntle
men were exeommunicntcd Il this The distinguished
senator from Norh Carolina ruled motion endorsing
The position q Messrs Fillmore and Webster the
Ccmpromisc to be out of order which was sustained by
majority whercupon portion Of The members withdrew,
aud then the business moved harmoniously. Tho
Presidtnt u the caucus Nr Seward Mr. Jones oi Ten
ncsce and other leading Fpiits Of the meeting ad an
uninterrupted flow Of good humor. All was bright IN
the future.
weundcrstand that Mcssrs. Dawson Berrien, stephens
OF Georgia and some other leading wings from the
South knowing the game that was to be played, rciucd
% attend the meeting
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Markets.


nv MORSE MAGNETIC LINE orficE CORNER
AND BROADWAY.
BurrALo, 10 A. M.-Thermometer A. Barometer D.
10 Wind north. Cloudy, unpleasant morning, with
Light showers at intervals.
ROCHESTER, 10A.M-A heavy rain storm commenced last
night and now prevails. 1t is cold. Wind east Their
moneter IS.
AUBURN. 10 a M-Cold, wet, disagreeabe morning.
Thermometer GO. Wind east
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M-Vcry unpleasant morning and
stoIming still Thermometer 40.
UucA 10 A. M.-Rainy morning, and storm con-
tinucs Thermometer ~. Wind east
ALBANY, 10 A. MA dark, rainy morning and un-
plea ant Wind north. ~ mometer i6. Barometer
2S o20 Mercury G5.
Troy, 10 A. M.-unpleasant morning with showers oS
rain. Thermometer As
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COMMON C0UNCIL-CITY OFFICERS, ETC
ALBANY, April u, 1859.
After the adjournment of the Board of Common Coun-
ell, last evening, the democratic members went int
for the selection of officers They remained in
session until two o'clock this morning, when they finally
agreed upon the following the principal officers tor
the city
OveIseer Of the Poor-William l.. Osborn
Attcney-M. Mcmahon.
Clerk-Chnton Cassidy.
Survcyor-Henry Rector.
Deputy Surveyor-Aaron Hill
Aims House Pbysician-Thomas Smith
Marshal-Stcphen IIutchins.
The Mayor called special meeting of the board this
evening" when the above nominations were con-
frmed,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


WRECK or THE BRIpIsB BARK JOsEPH--sNvpuA,
LIVES LosT-YEssELs ASHORE Ero
Bosros, April q, 1861
The Britisa bark Joseph, from Bristol England for
Boston struck Truro beach last night and wont 70
pieces Her stern found on the shore This morning
Two Of her came ashore fragments Of the wreck
very much exhnustedthc remainder OF the Grew wore
undoubtedly lo-t. Two men from Truro In eneayorin~
to reach the wreck and the lives tho crew v,rs
drowned
The brig Msrsus, of Bangor with signal Of distress
in the rigging ashore scuntc beach tds morn
ing, at O'Clock. She found abandoned witk
her sails set and boats gone The the crew b un-
known.
The British schooner Caledonia, frua, Nova Scotia for
Hoson, with wood, ashore at . A. M. on Mars,-
field leach. Hor and passengers landed with din
culiy a line to the hcacf
The brig Romp from Cayenne for Saen, won't ashore
on Chatham beach, at ten O'Clock MonGny morning
Cargo and specie fared Vessc probably a tosailoss
from the Romp. and u rcporteG 10 be- breaking up.
Tho ship seen at anchor yester-sny, within q mile of
Minots Ledge rocks the j. Ccnium from New Or
leans. Last night shs dragged her 4nchor and wss
obliged to cUt away her mass to prevent going ashore
Finding that the vessel s dragging, they made ai
thc sail possible and passed between thr Harding and
the beach at Boston. She met b2 q steamer and
towCd UP to the city.
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Arrival Of the New Captain General Mt
Havana.
OUR CUBAN CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA. April J5-2 2O A

UUK tUBAN CUKKfsFONDENUE,
HAVANA, April l5-2 80 A. M.
The steamer Fernando Catolica is just arrived.
with the new Captain General, Don valentin Cas-
taneira. General Concha and family sail to NOR
row evening, in the mail steamer Isabella Ia Cato
lica, for Spain. Had General Concha not received
lester from his brother by the Charleston steamer
on the llth inst, the first intmaton of his recall
would have been the arrival of his successor 1t is
all an intrigue of the parties named in my last,
with tho Count Vilanueya at their head Great
indignation continues TO be expressed on all sides
at Conchas abrupt recall
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The Baltimore wh,g city convention.

BALTIMORE. April Il, I8o2.
The Baltimore Wing City Convention il in session, dis
cussng the Scott resolutions There IL full attendance
Of members who about equally divided between Scott
and Fillmore.
motion IL pending to lay the resolution the table
which will be adopted-seyeral Scott taking the
ground that the convention has power express the
views Of the wings of the city, and that the people will in
their ward meetings Monday next in clocting dele
gates 10 the Cy Convention to select delegate to repre-
the city in the National Contention decide the qucs-
fion fnr thfInE oil
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I,ews from baltimore.

BALTIMORE April 81, 1852
No mail has been received south Of Washington to-
night
Adyices from Galveston state that the Treasurer of
Texas will be unable pay the second creditors in
specie and that they must be prepared TO change $1,000
bonds
MIR Durkin prominent physician Of Petersburg, Va,
died IN that city on SstutJay last
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The FrrSllets.

PROPERTY DkSfR0NED IN THE VEST.
CrSrrySArr, Aprco 1859
The oReilly Telegraph line ~ under was r betwecn
Wheeling and Pittsburg We hcsx tremendous loss OF
property
RAILROAD TRAVEL TO BALTIMORE REsUMgD
BALrimoHy, April 81. 1859
Tho Western cars camo in this evening at their ususx
hour the food having aubsded and the road boon re-
paired. so that the regular travel can be resumed
FKEsHET At ALBANY.
ALBANY, April 81, 1862
The storm continues unsbated. At intervals during
last night and this morning heavy falls of occurred
There is heavy freshet in tho river and the docks are
partially submerged There is a strong northerly wind
prevailing.
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The Canal Opening.

ROCHESTER,, April 21, 1862
No boats have yot cleared at Collectors office The
water to-day is low for few mcs Of here but the
boats will fnd difficulty to- To the west-the
water at Albion only twenty inches deep noon but
rising fast.
Urea, April 81, 1852.
Some of the long levels Of the are partially filed
with water and present prospects they will son bo
in navigable order No breaks have as yet occurred
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Navigation OF the St. Lawrence.

Oswrco, April 21, 1852.
The ice in the st. Lawrence has broken up and the
steamers of the Ontario and St. Lawrence Co commenced
their regular trips yesterday the Niagara leaving at
r M for Lewiston. The Northerner, for ogdensburg.
left this morning
The steamer left Rochester for 0swego last night
steamer will hereafter leave the port Of Ogdensbur
each morning and each afternoon for Lewiston and MIN
CARA Fall.
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Death Of Judge Coulter.

PniipvLrufa. April 81, 1852.
Judge Coulter who was elected TO the Supreme Bench
of Pennsylvania last October died this morning at West
morelnnd while on visit to his family.
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NavaI Intelligence.

II q friqate Haritnn tom. Charles s. McCanlcy re-
rpained NJ ynlparaiso March ~ also sloops Of
Port, mouth Com Thomas A. Dornin and st. lawrence,
Com Brrden Duianey Tho Portsmouth, arrived on tho
18th forty-iwo days from Rio Ianeiro and tho ~.
the 10th 10 thirtynin days from the
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lisn one to take money from the public treasury and
ePenu " Tor that sole purpose. Where would be the
cIeo OF 20 doing at the expense and injury and sacrifice
OF oher interests, which If the government stands peu
mai may sustain themselves? How can this be Justified
me Illusion that by building these vessels steam navy
Houiu grow up has been dpeled lie read several doc
umehts 70 prove that for actual purposes these
steamers AZ well as the Cunard line inefficient i.
shis New York line to be aided could aid be re-
fufed to lines in Bostsn Philadelphia New Orleans and
ELSEWHERE Az to the argument that this aid was NO
ceSsay 70 enable this line to compete with the British
IL Wa nothing but the argument the iron Of Penn
~ vann OF Che tariff They too, said, unless protection
was >Tiyen, Great Britain would have monopoly and
would sweep away everything There not an argu-
nent VIII ch had evy been N favor protection to
manufact'rc but rbch might bs used in favor OF pro-
lection to tts line OF STEAMERS. There an argu-
which had been ~ against protection to Anscr
manufacturers but applied with equal force against
this proposition. He rcfsf I'D to the rnany mcaorias
of shipowners and others cr Boston, New York and
elsewhere, complaining thug government AID given
to steam against sailing Vessels. This proposition
was protection To steam, ard he saw no difference
between afordinS protection to EOn and aiio7ng 1t to
scam The business Of carrying sasssgcrs and freghts
was sclfsustainiBg not il not, te If carried by
tho British theirs will be the loss When II does bepome
sesupporting the private enterprise OF American siti
zcns will enable them to compete successfully, the
sailing marine already did with the worl6 This takfsy
money out ofthe treasury to compete With another
tion as to which could sail vessel ts Atlantic
the fastest rather expensive Should
the posaRcs r5m the Collins line exceed the
pensation now given them, he woTld be willing give
hem the excess For the present he for abiding by
The contract, and allowing more.
Mr. Muller, (whig) of n T., got the floor aud the
Senate adjourned
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yVM McILvAIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rosT.

WM MciLVAiN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POST
w ropement-In consequence of tho stormy weather,
tic sale oi handsome Furniture Paintings Books Piano
forte &ci advertised by NJ HENRY Il SON which TO
take place Tneeday 10Th, will take place Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock precisely at the house No i6 s
mcrscy street Catalogues nrc ready and Furpturs
Iai tngs, Books, A0 ready for examination For cash.
city funds y. H. Positively further postponemcnt.
yUM Writer'S AUCTl0NEER, WILL SILL ON
w Friday. o'clock. ut lST Canal street, largo
Ruty ~ inruturc ~ every descriptions Also tho Furpi
trrc of boarding horsc removed from Greene street
srequanty ~ pS' Weather Beds sir Mattresses, He'd.
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The Southern Steamers.

THE ALABAMA ~ SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. April 2l, 1862
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow from New York.
arrived at Savannah on Tuesday morning.
THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHAnLEsroS, April 30 1852
The steamship Marion, from New York arrived hero
at ton clock this morning.
Markets.
ROCHESTER, April 81. 1852
Sales made to-day of 1000 bushels of wheat at
96c.
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- C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER-PIANOFOR AT
N. auction, This Day. at twelve o'clock at saesroom.
NO 50 Nassau street. Fulton streetR &. Kemp will
sell at auction above without pay advances
eight elegant rosewood 6 and octave Panofortes Of
the best quality from various city makers Of good
putaon all OF which fully warranted the when
sold at private sale Arrangements have been made have
the pianos securely boxed for shipping to have them
stored until May, at reasonable charge. Catalogues
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- oBERT BYRNE, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
~ this day, and tomorrow, at o'clock, at store 2GO
Bleckcr street Becckor Buildings tho remaining lots Of
damaged goods saved from the late Dey street.
Prisng great quantity of Merrmack Printed Calicos,
heachCd and unblcached Shirngs Sheetngs and other
domestic goods also French Lawns Hosiery Deaines Silk
Pocket Handkcrchefs all we'll worthy the attention Of
housekeepers the principal part IL only damaged by
water The whole will be sold in lots to suit
Iermn Q Ii. n hnnkRhl q M
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II 9. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PEREMP-
H. tory sale Of Carpetng at auction in lots to suit
chasers this day (Thursday at ten o'clock at
No. 50 Nassau street, Fulton street-R Kemp will
sell Mt auction above without by catalogue
very large and splendid assortment Of rich English Carpet
ing consisting Of 500 pieces of the richest styles
Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpet
ing Floor Oil Cloth &c. viz English Royal Wilton and
beautiful patterns this seasons importation very rich
Brussels Of handsome and rich patterns just landed
petngs Also good assortment Of heavy Flor Oil Cloths
Rugs Door Mats &C., all of which will be sold in lots
Emit hnYers. Cat nlognea tho m nrning Of aala.
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- oBERT BYRNE, AUCTIoNEER---WILL SELL TIE
~ entire furniture at house No ~ Beecker
Broadway on This Day, April %, at 10 o'clock pre-
csely, comprising choice assortment of Sofas Chairs,
Gnane oes costly Pier Glasses Brussels Tapestry and In
grain Carpets Mahogany and Black Walnut Bedstcads,
Feather Bods Bostcrs Pillows Sheetng, and Table Linen,
Glass Deli Cutlery and all the appendages usually found
ina well regulated establishment Sale positive. Terms
cMah. in LAnkahle money.
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- hothouse and other Plants--Lyman Rawdon will
SELL on Friday morning April 23 at o'clock, at their Sales
Room 7 and 379 Of White street. large
collection of fine hohouse and other Plants from the green
house Of Mr. Thomas Dunlap consisting every variety
embraced within his extensive collection Ladies and gem
tlemen resneotfullY invited To attend.
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TOHN l.. vANDEW ATER, AUCTIONERR.-
- Will sell tomorrow Thursday April - at los o'clock
at 81 West WASHINGTON place,IIousehod Furniture.-A
splendid assortment of Household Furniture, consisting
Rosewood Mahogan Parlor Suits Sofas Tete aTetes
Lounges Easy Chairs Ro ckers Paror Chairs hair coth
Marble top Centre Sofa and Porab Worktabes Maho
gany and Black Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstand
Toilet Tables Toilet Sets Pier Glasses and Slabs Brussels
Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets. Also, Rosewood
Piano, only short time in and made by Chiokerng
Also assortment OF basement and kitchen furniture
with which the sale will commence
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T MORIARTY, ,AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, THIS DAY.
at l0 o'clock at 173 Chatham street. large
of Furniture removed for sale from different ames
ing Of Bureaus Chairs Tables Bedteds great
ther BEDS Ingram and Brussels Carpets Sofas Mirrors
Clocks, Crsckery Glassware, Stoves and Extension
Tai
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ToHN l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-THUR RS
day April % at ~ o'clock Mt the sales room IL w all
street. Dahas, &cA large and beautiful collection Of
Dahas from the celebrated Of James Drysdale
Glasgow recently imported per Baltic to be sold in
lots twelve varieties u each and TO
nd colo
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TOHN l.. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-TIURS-
- day, April - at l0s o'clock at l63 Livingston street,
South Brookyn.-ousehod Furniture-The usual assort
ment of gentee Household Furniture consisting of Maho-
gany and Black Walnut Sofas Chairs Lounges, Easy and
fas do a. % n;r .bI N ."p Set'd a. W
blcs Rockers Mantcl Ornaments Pier Glasses, Music
Stands Mahogany Bedseas Bureaus Washstands Toilet
Stands Toilet Sets Brussels Tapestry and Three Ply Car
Ystiing Also one Rosewood Piano Also some hne oi
of kitchen and basement furniture with which
the sale will commence.
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John L. YANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER.-THURs-
day, Apr 22 Mt 10s o'clock at No. IL Cheever place.
Harrison street, South BrooklynHousehold Furn
ture An assortment Of rich Household Furniture consist
ing Of Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor
niture Sofas Lounges Teea Tetcs Chairs Rockers &c.,
IN mar coth Fer glasses Mante ornaments Marble top
sion Dining Tables Work Tables Music Stands Card Ia
bes, Mahogany and Black Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands Toilet Set, China Glassware Carpeng &c.
&C. Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen and
basement furniture with which the sale
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w. BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR.
nture.-Frday April 23 at No. % Douglass street,
Brooklyn will be sold at auction as above the Furniture
Of family declining housekeeping consisting Of Sofas,
Chairs Carpets Looking Glasses Centre and
Gard Tables, Dining Tables, China Glass Ware, Kitchen
Ttensils &c.
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AuCTIoNEER-WiLL SELL
w this day Thursday, 22nd at 10 o'clock at No ~
rln lots and packages of all kinds OF Crockc
~ and Glass choice assortment just opened in lots from
tho shelves, sut retailers and groocrs Sale without
reserve, rain or shine.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-SALE POST
poned account Of the weather. will take place Gin
stead Of Tuesday, Friday, a 0 O'clock at the house
369 Pacific street Brooklyn All the handsome Furniture
the above Tapestry Brusssls Carpet.
Center and Sofa Tables Window Curtains threepy and
ingram Carpets Bedseads Dress Bureaus, Washstand
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Paastres &C. Also. China
Dinner Set Tea Set Kitchen Furniture with which the
will commence. Also, gray Horse and bay saddle
Horse. Also, Rookaway and Light Wagons, double and
single Harness Alse superior Cow Stable Furniture
&c, Catalogues re M ready,
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. - STORE NO. Is
Spruce streetStock of Groceries, this day. at No 3a6
Pearl street. at l0 o'clock consisting Of brown white
Sugars and black Teas Coees Spices Candles sperm
and taow Casks, Kegs Liquors. Counter Scales platform
do. Counter Shelving. &c. &c.
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u A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sale Of Elegant Household Furnitnre, Friday,
April 3 at No S5 Second OF Fifth
Cole and Chiffon will sell at auction, at ten o'clock
Friday tho elegant furniture in the above large house
Chairs Card and Qpsrette Tables Extension Dining
turs Mantel Lamps Candeabras Bronze Card Racks
lar Lamps Window Curtains. Brussels and Ingram Car
pets OIL Cloths &C., French BedsteAds Hewet paten
d. d. Dressing Bureaus Looki1ggassss Twenty Day
Beds together with variety Glass and China
and assortment of Kitchen Furniture with which the
in baDkable funds as delivered the day Of
logues may be had at the auctoneers Office No. 9WaH
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II o'clock, at IA Bowcry consisting of general Household
Furniture, tanned in the above house. such Paror,
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Sale positive to the high
est bidder. rain shine.
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL.
sell at suction, Friday, April 23 Household Fur
niture 1T half pastten O'Clock at No. 50 Chambers street,
near Breadwsy consisting Of BTusse and ingram Carpets
and column pier Tables with plate glass backs Manel
Ornaments Vases Shades. Lamps mahogany Sideboard,
Secretary Chairs, Tables, Washstands Bu-
reaus. &c.
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IonN I. X5ANDGwATER. AUeTloNEER.-sAiTTGIlRI-.

April 2fSTlcndid Household EuruitureA luts
o'clock G2 Twelfth street the Fifth
ssng Of rich rosewood parlor Furniture yzrosownod
in plush made by Mccks pier aud centre
Tables Etageree Encongnures. Nolteres Chairs
hogany Sofas Rockers spring seat Chairs otomaus Loun
pcs &c. mahogany Bedstcads. rosewood dO aud
Wnhetands with marble tops Mattressea Pnlaases Toilet
sets rich tepastry Carpets &c also Panororto
eir maker; splendid eit frame Mirror and marble sah
Mato Ornaments Glassware, &c also line collection o.
Oh Paintings in fili frames
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HENRY II. LEEDS s. CO., AUCTIONEERS-WILL
sell at auction on Thursday, April o. at l0s o'clock,
Mt Hudson street Duane. Household FURNITURE
ssting Of Brussels and ingram Carpets mhogsny Sofas
hair parlor Chsrs In hair cloth mahogany Bureaus
WardrObes card Tables, Washstands, gilt Mirrors
mahogany and Bedseade; Mattresses; Feather
Beds Bolsters, Blankets &c. Window Curtains; with an
nj of tcha Enr itnr
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n S. HOUGH AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY, (TO-MOR-
- row. ut OF O'clock A. NJ at No. II Edridge street.
Division street. the entire furniture Of the house.
bracing largo assortment of good mahogany paror
furniture Carpets Glasses and Feather
Saturday at the store 81 Beekmen street, large variety
Of second hand Furniture, CARPETS, &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BILL. AUCTIONEER-
by w. H. Van Zandt-This day at o'clock will be
sold Reade street. near Centre street the furnture
&c, of the California House.
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III ENKY II. LEEDS Co, AUCTIONEERS, Will
soil at auction, Friday April 23d, at half past
ciook, ~ Ho. ~ Greenwich street between Jane and
ing Of mahogany Sofas Parlor Chairs DvAns Ottomans
Rockers Arm Chairs in hair CLOTH carved Egyp
tan marble TOP centre Tables dressing Bureaus wash
stands mahogany French Bedsteads elegant mahogany
Glasses lace and noreon Window Curtains, Manel Lamps
(randoles air Mattresses Bolsters, Pillows &c maho
gany 6h octave Piano. made by Stodart and DunhAm Will
ton Brussels and ingram Carpes Oolh Crockery and
Glassware bedroom and kitchen Furniture.