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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-02

The free and easy manner in which our people
transmit immense sums of gold, is matter of much
surprise to strangers. Not long since, one of the
Southern Express Companies was requested to bring
from Philadelphia to New York, one million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in newly mint
ed gold, weighing over forty-six Hundred pounds.
Three wagons backed up to the 1 Dor of the mint,
having no guards or watchmen, except driver for
each. The gold, which was in bags, was thrust
into the wagons like SO many bags of salt, and drv
en- to the Office Of the Company, where it was put
in a large chest and sent to the boat Lest the
weight of the mass should break the gang plank,
the chest was unlocked, and the bags handed out
In the midst Of promiscuous multitude without
even the apprehension Of danger On arriving at
New York, the yellow dirt carted to its owners
In the same unpretending manner, none of the
persons concerned in its Transmission seeming to
feel any unusual responsibility or Importance from
the fact OF having two tons ofgold in their charges
In Europe, this would have been carried in solemn
procession between double ranks of police or gem
earmes, while in Mexico, it would have demanded
Tor Its protection regiment of soldiers.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-02

Thus showing, !
Deduct for conversion into
utensils and ornaments, 25,6l2,6ll
And transport 10 Asia, 100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24
Pm SSenEers Sailed

IrEsr.or-steamshp Africa Cochran and son, Mr.
Hertz Charleston WDwight Boston sterratt and
Mr. rallin G Angrsve Rev Dording and ladv. g
houeh, psisLe John Dixon, Capt Cook, " adar,
e a %ssh f.Pes ed ass'H ys ws s
heyer. Angostura: John Pratt, Phila VIM Moir Kos
enfield Mr Schultz, Turnbull Mexico Mr. De Ia Combe,
~. Mr. Gamry,- Nicaragas Mr. Birosse Mr. Mon.
tint T Treles navaza; Mr Stobart. Eng; G Baqne,
Peril Adolphus Locyz Conn Mr. Mencsssin. Mr. R"dier
g foungsop, Allen Penn Mr. King md lady Calfor.
ns smith, Eng Mrs Pauline Gardner. California; )
San Francisco Mr. Vicente San Francisco Mr. Alien
Total &c passengers
Richly, Wn Walker Charles Miligan scott P Frars
James Hsby, Kane. Charles Knowlton John MELON
maid, CarIell, Henry Groson, Vim Mitchell Seth
willie, VIM Roglesdoiife, Julius Brasch De MAY J r
Cummings John Lasceas, NcGill, Robert Dalrym Pile
and lady, Hugh Dairymple A II Myers and lady, Dun
can Jshn Preston, Remington w Moves Lob,
Grosbeck W CrOsskey Henry Grat.an Jr, Henry Levi
Mrs Seards ard two children James Graham lady and
two children. Vim Newton, John Palnlo P Lyons X
" ImTatt, Vim Besird and lady John Thompson lady
and son Thomas Oliver lady and child Beard Beard
Iowthin, J Mcdonald, M'Pherson S NcCuliourh Miss
Mccullough, button and lady, Allen Pardon Former
VIM Hayes, + Young - Stevenson J McPherson, d
kellogg John Ingram Andrew Ingram Robert Darrah,
Mcclure Couvon. Senr, and lady John Nickel Wilson
johnson John couvon and lady John Wallace w More
n I3udony watsop Henry g squire Thomas Mos
Richard Hawkins John Brown A Jewett d Mcqueen Jos
G smith, 10. himer, Lynch, L Lynch JOS pown Thos
Povn, Thos Morecroft, John Jones, II Smith Joseph
Graham, VIM Graham, Vim Heggie and lady, G W Lynch,
Jos Murphy Vim Jackson, Fisher, George elixir lady
and child Thomas Curtis George Rogers James Morrison
John Johnston James Carter James Tsgget wnsend
VIM Mcfarland, Lewis Bisno John Hama, Charles Meek
Tho Couron and lady Jas Whitley SAMUEL Gibbs Con-
molly. 7 Summons Kobt Godfrey Jas Pagan i Souther
Souiher Mcdonald, g layton VIM Ward A McIn.
tire, L N Cummings. Muir, VIM sbercrombie Neal
Glass Jas Black Geo Dorset Robt Potts Mcintosh Jas
Milton, John Wilson, Jas Carr. Robt Wilson, Chas Gov.
moo. ii Slocom Rchd Cook. G. Radan Jas Miller " Da
vison, Mckenzie, Ralston : Mcintosh Gates Co.
burn VIM Cairncros,, McAfee. Covin J Lawrence
Robt Stotber Clcmons Baird UtilIer Baird smith c
Bishop o Miles, Gilbert, A Tones Iawesson Tho,
Corheil Chas dervu Thos Knale I L Grayis F That.
burn WIN Truemln, Thos Gates, J Budlong A Thompson
A G Dawn, Jas Adams Jacob roppkiDs Jas hamilton
Eorkinaton, VIM Thirken, ID Weary McEwen, $ Phil
lirs Mcconnell, d. Barlow, Geo Roxley. b Fisk
II Ber lehman JOS Brow. VIM Taylor K McTobe.ts, i
Allen. JOS Smith, Corign, IFolley Thos watson,
Cnpsly - 10y
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Passengers Arrived.

misunderstanding City Of Glasgow at Philadelphia
"A Gowban, Mrs Dod and three children, Miss James
Mrs Fisher. Miss Meyer, Thos Thomas, Mrs Thomas
Miss Tbomap Rev Cunningham, Hr Cunningham DR.
Rumbo solger md child Mrs Soger and infant George
Thomas Mrs Thomas, Mr. X McPhael, Mr. Musgraye
Col Garcia de Garcia, Mr. Angelo Alfonso Mons and Mad
Chas Long'don, David A Ross, Mr. Caile, Mr. and Mr.,
lazarus. Mr. Ross, I Beverage L A Truefet, A Bern
bemer, Mr. Fisher, Chas Davies, Capt Romola Roncag
Lola Ely James Mr. Pratt Mrs Alden and three children
.ar sud Mrs " Matthews and child X Sunderland W
Sunderland Mr. Manning, Mr. Quick Miss Mary Ann Wa
gel Miss Mary wnssl, Mrs Bowtlsy, stringer, Mo
Herbert Lloyd Geo Fuhrmann John whitsley, Joshua
Wbiteley, H Percy, Miss Mary Fellows, Mrs Glouoosm
sky and infant, Mrs LANG, Mrs Ann Julian, Miss Kate
lswis Jas Robsrscn, Mr. Glsucesemsky Mr. Main Rob
mond, Bctt, CARL wasensicter, r 0oooh Rev d Ia
Touohe Mr. and Mrs AAynAed, infant sn1 ohiA-sQe n
secsnd oabtn aad stsssaGe.
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Died,
On Tuesday, March % al his residence No 26S First
avenue Mr. IHos BRADLEY native Of IrelaId d, in the
thirteth year Of his age.
The friends of the family the members of the House
mitchell Guard, Ninth regiment respectfully request
Cd to attend the funeral at half past O'Clock this
afternoon.
On Tuesday Marcel ~, az er q and protracted
illness DENIS ToRsEY in the seth year Of his age.
Society are respectfully invited attend his funeral
IRON his late residence No 22 Fifth street. At half past
o'clock this afternoon. No carriages in attendance
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Wednesday March % EDWARD, son of p and "
heAahon, aged months and is days.
The concessions ane friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his resi-
dence No e6 Atlantic street Brooklyn, to morrow after
On Wednesday morning, March %, ApR,IIA, only
daughter Of Mortimer and Susan God aged 10 months
The friends and relatives of the family are resuec,v
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents, No Pacific street, three doors from Court
sao0.yn, 70 morrow Afternoon, at O'Clock, without
On Tuesday evening, March D. after short illness.
H&A1M In, aged "a years.
The friends acquantapces CT the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this at half
past one clock from her late residence Forty
nrst street and Ninth Her remains win be taken
to Greenwood for intermeb.
Londonderry Examiner please copy.
On Tuesday, March e. Of consum ption MARY wife Of
John Mead, in the I'D year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance invited her
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from her late resi-
On Tuesday, March % a. his residence, in Metuchn
j. suddenly, SAMUEL WEBB, late Of this city, in the
5Tth year his age.
his remains will be broueh. to Jersey City and thence
10 English Neighborhosd to morrow morning at half past
nine O'Clock The relatives and friends of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend
On Friday, March Is in Chicago Illinois, of congestion
vt the lungs, Mrs IsAREtIA PgsToS, reict of William
Penton formerly Of Utica, N. Y, aged e3 years.
The friends OF the family and OF her ulaw John
Irmbie. T. :. Mcpherson and f. P. Williams are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of John Tmble
No. 1856 Third avenue, this afternoon O'Clock Her
remains win be taken TO Greenwood.
On Tuesday evening, 1erch - Of consumption, Ser
geant T. w. NIcKIS, of the L. 8. Marine Corps aged
about 43 years He triea and faithful soldier His
remains fepose In Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday February 20, at st. Croix EDwAkD j.. son
OF Wood Gibson, in the Esd year of his age
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fune
raj, at st. Johns Church. tomorrow afternoon, at
quarter 10 8 o'clock, without further invitation
On Wednesday, March % in Brooklyn MARY z
youngest daughter Of Joseph and Mary j. simmons aged
year and months.
The friends of the family invited to attend her f
neral to morrow afternoon O'clock from the resi-.
dence OF her parents, in Myrtle avenue Adsphi
street.
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, March 23. 1853.
CLEARED.


Ships-tiara Ann. Hatch, Havana master; Ra iah
Jones New Orleans, Eagle Hazard Westminster, Hage
dorm New Orleans Stanton L. Thompson Pauline (Fr)
Lefekomme, Havre Boyd & Hncken; Adirondak TAYLOR
81 John, Nd, IS Innes n Co.
BArks-f rnceton, seeley, Denarara Tutte; Frances
Louisa iei OK. Port Wahan NJ Freeman & Co; Free
Trader lBr), Wade, Glasgow Mcdonald Co: Mata.
gorda leayitt Pensacola Peck & Church Empress, Pol
ham, 81 John, NIB, H 7 W Never.
Brigs- Neander, Dawson windsor. S whitney & Co;
Chatsworth Brown. Para, James Bishop; Nebo Byrne,
Rio Grsnde, &c II Corning
schrs-Chas, Parker. Feiison, Richmond Pierson.
Eclipse, Goske, savannah II Tallman; samuel smith
Smith, Washington, NC. Bateman & Rudderow; Emira
Rogers Spellman, Providence, master Gallego Nelson
Richmond. c Person; A Catele, Williams Philadel.
phis, James Hand; Grin Covl Miller, Porto Rico, W
Dimon; Risiey, Babcock, Philadelphia, J W Mckee (
Co; Pauline, SUITES, Perpambuco, W Ewen 4 Co; Ca
taract, Rice, Savannah, Mccready & Co; Perine In
graham, Newport, master.
ARRIVED
BARK Yuba OF Boston,, Burnham, Pernambuco, 80
Gays, 70 order The whaling bark Roanoke of and for
ilei eols VIII oil and 80 do sperm goth inst lat SO "a
Ion - saw ship Brewer, Of Brewer bound south
days to Buck CO. sagS nt a. sTands 70
spoke brig Lcena Of HarrsNel, from Portland for Ha.
Bari Chiffon lof Portland, Penne, sagua la rands
II days, 70 Shift Bros. ''""Ne'
Brig Maria (of Bristol, RID lngrahar,, Ma.anyss 10
days, to master March 1s lat % u n lon r. IL soos
brig Iaulius, Of and for Boston from ssera Ia
l7th lat 81 ~ Ion IS le spoke schr Mayaower from Ma
big Ia Grazia (Neap), -. Palermo % days IN
mater. Experienced heavy weather on the passage
Brig Granada Garvey, Bolivar City, IL days 10 Har.
beck Go.
Brig Virginia (Br), Bryant, cardenas, 10 days, to
Curtis. ~ - ~
Brig 1orno, Berry, San Juan de los Remedies is days
to II upper
Brig Lady Maxwell (Br) Campbell Halifax 10 days, to
Kelly Smith. - '' ~
schr M.ria Pickup (of Chester), Shoe Trinidad de
Vuee, 10 days, to Dunscomb Banstof
Scnf Lydia (br), Burke, Halifax. ~ days
Scnr msiis Bassett, Baltimore, DAYS.
ocnr m Henry Jones yrxipia 3 DAYS
Scnr b Boyd, Maxwell Virginia DAYS
Scnr inomas ltelan, Sommers, PHILADELPHIA q days
ScnI MaIy shSabeth, Price, Philadelphia days
Scn1 mary susan, Smith, Woodbridge, NJ for "a.
Schr Fountain, Bucklln RockIand 8 DAVIS
Schr Bay State, Merrill, Rockland o days
Schr Jane lngraham Wheeler, Rockland 6 ays
Schr Msdora, -, Rocklasd, 8days
SeSe Nary IAnGdon, Simonton Rockiand 8 d,vs
Sohf Cannot, Haskeil, RcckIand q davs
Schs nstds Co0mbs, Rockland, days
Sche Mount Vernon, Hall, Rockand sdavs
schr Bolivar, Robin son, Rockand, days
Schr KsssutA, Churchill, Boston, 4 days
schr Joseph Lane Love- Gloucester, 8 DAYS
5chr Fsaay Hard, Kain Kingston, 1 day
&sa1sr ksanesss, Osst, Philsde'piia, II hours.
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PIN ApnrmA, March 23.-First Boartl-60O Reading RR
Mort 6s, '43, 90; 800 Schuykin Nav Mort 6's II S9A
1000 City BROS, "a 1914; 900 Ken ington SIS, 36sl
II Penns RR, sos "a do, cash sos; so Morris Canal
IS Ok ioo sehuysin Nav Preferred c. cash ' 81 * $50
do 81 100 Slate Hill Gold Co, 1; 100 Chester Mining
Co. cash, e5S 100 Long Island RR, cash, 1874 200 do
Boards-1, geo Penna 5s 97A4; 5000 6's, '67, p
cash, 1CeA coo Camden Amboy kR e's rs, l01 100
1874 100 do 1914; 100 Chester Mining Co, 6H, U S
Bank, az Second Boord-2eeo Reading sR e's 20, I'd,
slT $500 do az coo do e. 200 Camden de. Amboy
10 o. 200 Long Island RI b5wn, ls7S 100 do b. 1sss
100 do 1s3s % q Bank go. after Bodrd-l5o Schuyl
kill Nav, Pref 81. 311 $50 do 3l 100 do, b. By $50
Merris Canal 201 100 do, ID, 2osa; Penna RR 5oH
100 Long Island RR 1873 45o do in lots 1871 lei
Bank 200 Chester Mining Co. e7s los DO So 6ss loo
Slate Hill Gold Co, n.
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n IL Csss q ". kyi~, eAav9sd va Dsfs.sdass Ass.
- 81 down 70 come Of ye.tsrday afternoon before
Jus1es ho0rstA, has bssn further pestposed until hi:
): :, sas - ss sss. . n the
oeppiaDsnas. The adjeurnmsnt was caused BY the
sssssos o. ~ churchill Who detained il PhilAdsl
IN Is the Of the bark Mary Parker, the vessel
in dispute betwsss the parties.
h ne Aottr Of ne Cas.forrsa Tika Fasd-A partial
1s Toss IN The matter pending against Mr. Horace A
sAsw asd George 3. Hamito n respecting the fraud
pnnsced number OF persons in the purchase VI spu
rious passenger tickets the steamship Uncle sam
Ne new facts elected end the hearing stands ad
journed until this. day At 10 O'Clock.
HSeasuy Rob6ey-Yesterdsy officer Wogan and Others,
Of the Fourth ward, arrested four named Edward
Giles Charles Kerrean, John Conne and James Knox.
Fulton street in the public street. and robbing his per
Of gold watch and chain pocket book and money,
s1a ,ar% .hSs On a b On a
the Peck slip ferry passing along South street when four
men came up to him; one Of them seized hold of him
around the body while two others seized his and
tho fourth put his hand on Mr.. BIS mouth, to pre-
vent his giving alarm and then robbed his pockets
properly, the rogues made OFF, Yesterday the above
named persons arrested suspicion of being the
guilty parties from the of their resembling mea
described by the complainant. The prisoners
veyed before Justice Bogart, who committed them to
prison 10 a~ait a further examination.
CAanqe Agaisd Pa,crbroker-B uying Stolen Property
Yesterday afternoon, officer MCPHERSON, of the Second
ward arrested Charles Cudlpp pawnbroker, of No 3o8
Hudson street warrant issued by Justice McGrath,
wherein he stands charged with buying hundred gold
pens valued at $50 the property of John Richardson
gold pen manufacturer, No. Liberty place Maiden
lane. It that boy, named Charles W. Perry, l6
years Of age an apprentice to Mr. Richardson stole the
pens from the Workshop and sold them to Cudpp for S.
The boy on his arrest admitted stealing the property
and said that when he sold the pens to- Cudlipp he
{Cudlpp told him to bring all the pens he could and
he would give him shilling the dollar for them
Ths boy, however bears Indifferent reputation for
honesty having several arrested previous to
this case, charges Of theft On the other hand Mr.
CudlPp shows an entry made in his book the 25th of
February last Of loan Of eight dollars box gold
pens, to one John Thompson, which he says the
in question: brought to him by the boy The
will be further investigated by the magistrate.
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Teie2raphlc Marine Reports.

bUsIOH. MATCH %.
Arrived-Barks Mary, Pslermc G Morse. NOrleans;
Moses Kimban, do; Ida Baltimore; Geo Williams Tri-
Didad Mode! CardeDas; Round Pond DsIen; Rhodes,
Baltimore: schrs Chas Allstrum. Porto Cabelo: Egan-
tine, Gonaives; Elio., Jacmel; zulma Ne~bern, NC.
NEW ORLEANS March 10.
Airiyed-Sbips Kossuth, and Chas Humberston, Bos.
ton; barks Carolina, do; Lucy, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

MARINE L0seHs-The insurance in Boston on the all p
Moses Taylor lost below New Orleans, waaWashngton,
City. Mutual and Alliance $40 700 Triton and New
England. ST. GOO each: Neptune, IS coo. and probably
1900 at other Office The freight money was in
in New York 32 oc0 On cargo of ship Golden
Light burnt at sea there were 81 insured at the At
lantic and Merchants Offices Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

FHlIADEFHlA. March 23| PM
Arriyed-schrs Edward WootoD, Brooks. Cape May;
Moses Brown, Baker NYork.
Cieared-Steamers Osprey Bennett Charleston City of
Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond brig Bermudlana (br)
0uterbridge, Bermuda schrs Moore King Barba-
does; American, Nelson, Alexandria; Pa-saic. Bowen
Richmond Edward wooton, Brooks, and Alfred Barratt
Baker NYork
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CPEcIAL AUCTION NoTICr-To cAgINETNAKPps

y ETMAkFKS,
- Panoiore makers furniture dealers and all
HRANCH MCDONNELL, auetionetrs, rs Fulton street
in answer to several atoms received inouirBg
when their fret spring will take place hog to answer
thus generally Their hrt large spng ale OF furniture
hhoirtes Iaintingr, pney goods dc will take place on
TUESDAY the yth instant and they request all have
ado for sending in Yoods Tor that
have catalogues arranged and all other
this sale. NN~' -" 'N'
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RIO BUILDERS AND oTHERs.-WILLIAM IRVING
Co., suotoneers will cell at auction, Thursday
March 9th at II o'clock on the premises At the church
Of Murray and Church streets the materials Of
church, constink Of mahogany rail and cushioned back
pews ground floor and gallery Venetian blinds iron
mental iron ismp posts front aIturos sas
and outde wood work Of the church This church va,
erected about twelve years since 1T great expense and Wal
Lut In very superior manner, and very heavily mbsrsd
FOR particulars see catalogues which will BE- ready FIJI
Hnu ga - sh on me person viii
q ~ purpose u Slowing TIE pssPsfts n n dsSssd M
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CAN'T OSGo0D, AUCTIOEEER.-oSGoOD& COECE.
- lin store s Fulton street This DAY Thursday March
~ ~ t o'clock FIRST spring sale furniture fancy goods
&c. consisting OF rosewood parlor furniture irocstee
satin damask and lair cloth sofas etageres
tables library bookcases marble TOP dressing bnreans
washstands tedstoads, enamoed cottage suits chairs
desks &c, forming great variety and well worthy the
attention Of honsokeeper and those going to
Catalogues the morning OF sale 'Fe'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

ID C. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER - BOOK BINDERS
Ii. stock and tools tomorrow at Oj. O'clock ut 1874 Full
ton street, consisting of lsrge power stamping machine
screw presses, stamps &c large lot OF bookbnders
leather boards and other stock, pricing everything
qute for carrying the business Sale by order Of as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

THb Ht3HAND6, March 2-bPX.
TIVE barhs and three briggs In the ofing Wind NV,
and light Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

DOSES, &c. WILLIAM IRVING & Co, AUG
LII oneers will sell at auction Saturday March 10Th
at h o'clock at the store, 10 Pine street roses &c
andard bali standard dwarf perpetual Bourbon
noisotte lybrd perpetual baltimore belle prairie and
the nursery Of J. b. Mante florist, warranted true to
name
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To THE cITJzENs on Nrw YORK. cENERAILr.-

t'On IHE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK GENERALLY
Il BRANCH MCDONNELL, Auctioneers, Il3 Fulton
street offer tho services public the sae every
description Of household effects either at private
or ut their sales rooms which and most
tra IN the city, From their long experience in business
and ~ they employ large numlo Of competent assistants
they can execute all business ntrrsted TO them
srach while their large capital onablcs them
etomerf the most liberal All goods
sgned TO them ire insured while their premises Cash
advances to any amount nado assignments to their
snies rooms or anticipated sales at private residences
They Will aso Iuretase and liberal price in cash for
e furniture Of parties who prefer dsposng Of IL in
that way Orders from Brooklyn and Williamsburg at
tended TO. Refererees-Messrs Vim. H. Cary Co.: A.
IL y Thorp d. j. Sadlier Co; Pattison Adams Co;
Phelps 4 Kipgmen Hudson a Smith.
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BELOW.
One bark, uahnewa-
RAum

Ship Albert Gsliatin, Dslano, Liverpool.
Wind at sunset, WNW.
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OYER 5000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS At AUCTION
Thurrday March "a and following days No 1903
street near Avenue immense stock fancy and staple
dry goods being the ente stock in trade OF large obbins
house down town This sale will be found worthy the
tcn of dealers horsekeepers and others the whole will
be sold without TO close the Sale
o'clock, An Terms, cash. p BRYCE, Agent.
O Annti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-24

WATER auetioneer, No. IA Wall street. viii sell on
Friday March % at half past ten o'clock choice selection
Of new roses peones and other plants from the
nursery Of d. Boil Of Broadway and Tfteth stre
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pOARDING.-FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID can he accommodated with fine rooms in private
spectacle boarding house they shall have every
fort Of home with full board partial board - Seventh
street between First and Second ps For
further information the undersigned is refr
to Mr. Charles Kncelsnd 40 William street Mr. Simeon
Draper, III Pine street.
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ID W. wEsTCoTT. AUcTIoNEER .-HorsEHoIn

d W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER. HOUSEHOLD
H. furniture, Friday morning Mt 0s o'clock consist
ing Of all the elegant furniture contained in and store
JAG Greenwich which will be sold rain
hine-confsng of tapestry velvet ingram carpets
two elegant pier glasses with slabs corniceg
rior suits of paror furniture SAITH
centre and fancy tables etegeres rosewood
hceany and marble top bureaus and waahstand
teteat and sofas dining, card breakfast tables
mahogany and walnut edseads best hair richly
carved mahogany chairs mohogany and walnut Voltare
and sewing do lace window curtains and cornces rich
mpu clocks grandoles china silver ware ivory; cutiery
with quantity Of kitchen furniture Also an elegant col
lection Of oil paintings worthy Of particular attention al
paintings Of real merit Also superior octave rose.
wood pianoforte Catalogues the morning sale and
no postponement.
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IL y. KEaF' tIIUNEEE-FUKNiTURE, PIANO
II. fortes6c tomorrow friday at 10 O'Clock IS
sau street near Fulton-R G. Kemp will sell auction as
glove by catalogue for cash to pay cash advances
large assortment Of valuable rosewood
walnut paror dining and chamber furniture good
quality consisting or piaEofores large French plate
glases carved rosewood raror furniture suite
in rich French satin lrocatee carved wal
nut chamber nrniture painted chamber furniture suite
to match with and without marble tops library and
ry bookcases carved mahogany sofas tete
rocking chairs sprng Eeat arlor chairs great variety
ofstyles extension dining tables marble top and
fancy tables marble top dressing and plain bureaus and
washstands best cgred hair mattresses and general
worthy the notice Of housekeepers Aso, by order Of
MORTGAGE tic furniture Of family removed from Bleecker
some white and gilt French china dinner set 100 pieces
u clock twelve superior rosewood ca and
octave pianoeros to be sold without reserve
vances These panocrtes Of excellent and finish
and particularly worthy Of the atten
they are from makers Of good reputation ard fully
raned tie same as when sold st private eae Goods pur
chased to ont of the city be packed shipping
Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
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WANTED-A HOUSE OR PART OF A HOUSE-THE
advertiser wants small house. or part of house. lin
the lower part of the Fifth ward ii possb for small
FIRMLY Any persons oectng to two small aren need
rot apply H. NJ. WEED Erie place, OF Neade and
Wet streets. -