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Interesting from Massachusctts.
REMOVALS FROM THE BOSTON CUSTOM HOUsB-LE-
GIsLATIyE BUSINEss-THE PRESIDENCY OF HAR-
WARD COLLEGE-vICTORIA's BIRTH DAY-PERI-
L0Us POSITION OF RAILROAD TRAIN-LARGE
FIRE, ETC.
Boston, May "a, 1853.
Twenty-Five removals from Office in the custom house
were made to-day, mostly inspectors, weighers and
watchmen.
The Hoosic Tunnel bill was further discussed in the
Senate to-day and the question being upon pas
sage resulted in the ecen of the BILL by vote of
to o. The resolution providing for the erection of q
monument to the memory of Dauel Webster further
discussed in the House, and was rejected by vote Of
Ill to 116.
James Walker, D. D., was iuaugurated President of
Harvard College to day The escort of Governor Cliff
introduction into Office delivered by the Governor
and was replied to by President Walker. After Latin
Grafton by member of the senior class the inaugural
address delivered by President Walker the subject
beipg-"The Importance and Advantage Of q Collegiate
Education" 1t occupied hour and half There was
q large attendance.
A salute was fred at noon to day from the Cuuard
wharf in honor of the anniversary of the birthday of
Queen Victoria.
FIRE broke out at Campello a, village Of North
Briogewater, yesterday afternoon, destroying j. W.
Kiugmans large steam furniture mill and various ad
joining warehouses, also church. valued at O0O and
six eight other buildings The total loss about
$35 0O0, oD which there is but little insurance.
Yesterday afternoon the railroad bridge Salmon
Fail river caught fire little before the approach of the
up passenger train which could be stopped before
reaching the brdge-the engineer therefore, put on all
steam, and dashed in safety The bridge
ly DESTROYED.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

EXTENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN ENTIRE
BLOCK DEsTROYED-THIRTY-ONE HOUSES BURNED
DOWN, AND SEVERAL DAMAGED.
most disastrous conAagration occurred in Brooklyn
yesterday morning. involving the destruction OF thirty
buildings and aggregate loss of $4,000. About
two O'clock AM, FIRE discovered breaking out Of
small frame building No $50 Fulton street. occupied by
Rosendorf Frank, clock store, within the tran-
guar block bounded by Fulton and Adams streets and
Myrtle avenue. The contiguous buildings being all
frame, the flames, aided by brisk wind spread very
pidy. and the whole block speedily enveoped not
whstandng the most strenuous exerons Of the eremen
to stay its progress There being great scarcity Of water
in the neighborhood, they retarded from working
with that efficiency which, under other circumstances
they would have been enabled to- The occupants saved
comparatively but small portion of their goods having
in several instances much they could tend to- to
themselves and families from destruction. As far
cerained, however, seriously injured. The
houses opposite the junction of Fulton and Adams streets
and those the right side of Adams. caught several
times but by the exerons of the themselves
with the remen they escaped with but slight damage.
The City Hail. Immediately opposite the Of destruc
tion made use Of as place of deposit for the furni
ture of the sufferers, which mainly saved by the
police and hremen who labored INCREASINGLY till about
seven A. NJ.
The buildings destroyed being all Of wood mostly
and two stories in height, old and rickey the damage
is not great might be supposed from the number
burned down. The burned hardly be less
than two three acres upon which, excepting the Free
man building, and those houses fronting on Myrtle
avenue nothing to be but moulderng ruins
The buildings destroyed, the names Of the occupants
and probable losses, follows, be
tanned -
FULTON STREET.
No. 347-Ncholas Cooper, house furnishing establish.
msnt Loss about $500. Partially insured.
No 34q-Wm N. Boerum, auction rooms Loss 90 600.
Insured for 900 in the Fulton and Nassau companies
of Brooklyn.
Alexander Revere occupied the upper portion Of No
Gao as barber shop His loss amounts to about $7OO-
not insured.
No 351-Arbour Hotel at present unoccupied.
No 35S-Mr. SchafTer, paper store. Loss $500.
No 356-Unoocupied frame building, undergoing re-
pairs.
No. 357-John Baizely, coffin warehouse About 200
cofns destroyed, beside materials &c Loss 50 600 In
sured for In equal amounts in the New York State
and Mohawk Valley insurance companies.
No. 35Q-Rosendorf Frank, jewelry and clock store
Loss about 5000 This is the house in which the fire
originated.
No. 35sk-Froom Chadwick, stationery store. Loss
$500. No insurance.
No, 3el-wilam McCloud, barber shop and residence,
Loss 900. S50o insured in the Freemans Insurance
Company, New York.
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American. The weeks imports footed up %, 529 bales
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
The market for bresdstufs frrner during the week.
owing the late spring. and recurrence of wntry
ther. American white wheat was one penny dearer on
the week, and other descriptions were improved Con-
sumptive demand at full rates The Brokers' Board
quote white at 6s 10d Is ID. red 6s. Cd. 6s 3D.
Flour in good request at Cd advance Western canal at
22s Cd. a 23s Philadelphia and Baltimore, 23s Cd. /;
Ohio 22s Cd a 24s; sour, 2os a 22s Yellow was
scarce at 32s Co. $685. for white there more in
quiry and it is quoted Cd dearer, selling at 30s 3ls
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Gardiner Co. report more animation in PRO
BEEF.-Fine qualities only inquired for, and hold
ers of such firm The stock large. Sales 1000
terces at 92 Cd lo5s for prime mess aud $685. 9os for
ordinary.
PORK continued langud and prices a shade lower
dealers being full of stock Eastern prime sold at
Sos S5s a SIS. 3D.; Western 75s q sos.
BACON arrived freely, but went into consumption at
full rates-a good deal for London Eastern quoted at
SO 52s Western 40 45s. Shoulders were bought for
33 a 35s.
CHEESE parcels had been bonded to await the
reduction in the duty fine was worth 6Os
LARD Not much doing; quoted at 53s.
LISsEED CAKE met with a reader SALE
TAIIow was langud and Cd. lower. st. Petersburg Y.
c. sold at ATS. Cd; South American, A AIS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
ASHES, dull at 27s Cd for pots aud pearls.
CLOVER SEED, in retail demand only; wholesale lots
sold at Ais. AS to hold over.
NAVAL ssoREs.--No sales of turpentine or tar.
Ous-Olive Was in moderate request-50 tons sold at
previous rates. nseed parcels sold at 20s whale s in
limited request at steady rates; seal was dull
QUERuTRoN BARK unchanged.
SPIRITS TURPENTINB dull at Sos.
DyEwooDs.-Small transactions. Logweod again lower.
100 tons St. Domingo sold at f5 U.s. Cd f5 los 40 tons
of Spanish fustic brought f5
HniP-Snall sales Of Petersburg clean, at ESQ.
Jurs-1, 500 bales sold at fls los. f22 7s 3d. for
common to Hne
Rrcs--Iittle doing. Carolina unchanged East India
sells at full rates.
TEL-Firm Spectators, the receipt Of teegrsphis
dis patches Of Chinese via Marseies, made consi
derable purchases Of backsh leaf to medium Congou 1t
r.!y the recent advance.
CufTTE very quiet. -
SUGARS of all grades were in good demand at 3d. Is.
dearer.
MoIAssFs "A good inquiry existed and the arrivals
were small. cargo Of Muscovado sold at It's. I'd
THE LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Brothers quote frmness In cole
ni.l and foreign produce, and good business ines
doing in coffee, sugars and tea. Cotton firm.
Breadsuffs duh. The public sales Of indigo were
proceeding quietly. American -four slow Of sale
st Ola q 23s.; extra, 24s. Floating cargoes were
rather lower. Indian corn scarce, and held firmly
Wheat-A qualities slightly declined, and the mArks
poorly supplied Lard was firm, at b4s. q bbs Turpen
tinesales Of 1000 bbs at lis. Sprits at 6Os.
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BALTIMORE, May a. 1858.
The Maryland Legislature have passed the bill restoring
the Baltimore auction dutes the fund be used In i'm
proving the ship channel Of the river and bay.
Jesse Medtarts large -four and produce warehouse cor
Howard and Pratt Streets totally destroyed by
FIRE to night 5000 1000 barrels Of -four were con-
sumed. The loss ia heavy and the Are Is sti raging.
We have no mail this evening south Of Richmond
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NEWS BY TIE L T. G II A PHI !.
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TnpoRArmc Ornos, CORNER HANOVER AND BnAvw
STREETS, AND No. 2o3 BROADWAY.
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RE-ASSEMBLING OF THE LEGISLATURE,
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PROPOSITION FOR A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
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The Case OF Canal Conmissioner Mather.
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
&C., DC, dc.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES,
EXTRA SESSION.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.

Senate.
ALBANY May a. 1868.
At II o'clock the President of the Senate Lieut. Gov
CHURCH, took the chsir and prayer offered by Rev.
Dr. Wy yckof; after which the Clerk called the roll and
twenty four Senators answered to their names.
THE NEwBURG POOR LAWS.
petition was presented by Mr. JONES, (dem relative
to the Poor Laws in the town of Newburg.
NOTICES BILLS.
Mr. JONES gave notice of bill relative to support of
poor in the town of Newburg.
Mr. VANDERBILT dem Of bill relative to railroads in
the towns OF New Utretcht and Gravesend Kings county
Mr.. HUNTINGTON, (whg) of = bill relative to Rome Wa
terworks.
Mr.. WRIGHT, (whig) of bill relative to Building Asso
Citations.
THIRD READING OF Bills
An act relative to the Monticello and marlborough
Plankroad Company Passed.
To amend the charter of the village of Ovid Seneca
county. Tabled.
Changing the of the KiDgsborough Congregation
al Society to that of the Presby Church. Fulton
Passed.
Making the village of Adams separate road district
Passed.
Amending act Incorporating village of Schuyleryille
Passed.
Lost.
Mr.. JONES' apprehending that tome Senators did not
vote understandingy on this BILL exception being taken
to that section which appropriaes the military fund Of
the county to the erection of Poor House) moved
reconsideration Of the vote and that that be laid the
table. Carried.
Relative to public schools in the city of Syracuse
Passed.
Amending the charter of the village of Ogdensburg
Passed
Authorizing the purchase of ground for town
terry in the town of Hyde Park. Passed.
For the construction of workhouse in Monroe county
Passed.
GENERAL PLANK ROAD LAW.
Mr.. BARTLETT (dem.) gave notice of bill amending
the general plank road law.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. PIERCE (deD.) offered concurrent resolution,
thatthe legislature adjourn sine die Thursday 9th
June. Laid on the table, under the rule.
Mr.. WRIGHT offered resolution req uring certain nfor-
nation relative to progress of work and tonnage the
Cbamplain Canal. Adopted.
AOiOurned
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CAUTION.

NAUTION.-IN DIANA STATE FIVE PER CENT
certificate, No T2 for $780, dated November 1871 to
William Moore having been lost the public hereby
titled that the transfer has been stopped The finder will be
rewarded by returning the Same to WIN. GKAfDON, III
BARCLAY street,
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with arm market. Tallow dull at ATS. Tsa-A large
Welsh bars are at e. and rails fS 10s mixed Glssy W.
6Os 3D. sperm oil steady at $50 q ECO for good.
THE GLASGOW MARKETS.
John Athaya Co. report the grain trade lively.
The weather was cloudy with an eastsrly wind, and
small arrivals. Wheat stiff but quotations were
net altered. Flour offered freely Canadian 22s. Cd
Ohio 3D. the market closing brsky Sales OF bacon ct
Sos. Sis. Beef unchanged. No sales Of pork The
market was bare of hams and latter being
in demand at 36s. for prime Nothing doing cheese
Naval stores dull holders Offering but essng
There prospect of gsod trade in rosin fe weeks
hence Spirits of turpentne offered ut Sos. 55s with
out buyers.
THE HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRx, May IL. 1853.
Sales of cotton for the week ending last evening.
$500 bales. Imports for the time 10 600 bales
Stock hand 1888 600 bales The demand il
moderate, and prices are unchanged. Ashes are dull
Coffee is steady In drugs and dyes limited business
only Is doing. Oils are quiet and unchanged. For
rice there is demand Sugars have been heavy but
revived. In tallow and lard nothing doing, prices
being beyond the views of purchasers.
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER good business was doing at full prices.
HALIFAx-The market without animation, and
merchants purchased sparingy.
HUDDERsFuD. Manufacturers were chiefly engaged i'm
filling orders.
RocIIpAIE was rather quiet.
BRADFORD The general tone of the market was firm.
INcFsnER.-An active demand manifested for al
branches of hosiery except wooen socks for the hos
market.
NoTTNGHAM.-Lace and hosiery were dull, and manu-
scturers hoping for winter orders from the United
States
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ZINE OLD WINES, HAVANA SEGARS, &C.-WM
IL IRVING CO., Auctoneers, will sell at auction
Wednssdsy May 70 at IL o'clock at the salesrosm No
East India Leacock Southside Blackburn, Reserve
don dock and other Maderas pale and dark Harmony,
don Sosk IL Harris Sons Regina G5shan ports pale
inportstion; Otard Dupuy Co. cognac brandy London
dock Sazerac Hennessey &c randies clarets gins rum
hiskey peach brandy cherry bounce cordials syrups
champssne &C. About 70 NJ choice Havana segars
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN AND EUROPA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE LEADING POLITICAL AND OTHER NEWS
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The Chinese Rebellion and British
Protection.
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RUSSIAN ENVOY TO PEKN.
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CORRUPTION I'm ENGLAND.
The Reception Of Mrs. Uncle Tom Stowe at the
Stafford House.
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HEALTH OF THE EMPRESS OF FRANCE.
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INTERES TING FROM SPAIN.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., DC.


SUMMARY OF THE EUROPA's NEWS.
BY NOVA SCOTIA BRUNSWICK, AND MAINE LINES TO
PORTLAND. Balm LINE, AND
THENCE BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH TO NEW YORK,
OFFICE 81 WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, N s., May "a, 1853.
The royal mail steamship Europa, Capt. Shannon from
Liverpool at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the 14th nst arrived
at this port at 121s O'Clock to day
She brings hundred through passengers and forty
five for Halifax.
The steamship City of Manchester arrived out at
Liverpool, at midnight on the 10th inst
late Vienna letter states that Menschiko had pre-
vailed the Porte to acknowledge the Independence of
Montenegro. The statement, however, is doubted
The news is chiefly of commercial interest.
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Affairs In Albany.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS MATHER-HOTEL ROBBERY
STOLEN GOODS DIsCOvRRED-THE PRINTERS
STRIKE.
ALBANY. May "a 1858.
The atlas Of this evening intimates that the mpeach
ment of Commissioner Mather must DO proceeded with
This win lengthen the extra session.
The Delavan House was robbed yesterday, by some
professional hotel thief of three dozen brass candesck
four dozen knives, quantity Of sheets and pillow cases.
and ladies' gold watch, with small thick old fashioned
face.
Some 5000 worth of property Of different kinds, has
been discovered by police in the possession Of junk
shop keeper named Saebetso and at the residence Of
man named Groge all Of which had been stolen at diff
ferent times from citizens Some Of the property has
been identified.
The printers scale Of prices portion Of which dis
agreed to yesterday morning by Mr. Van Benthuyen has
been fully acknowledged BY that gentleman, and under
stand portion of the hands who struck will their
work to morrow morning Mr. Tucker has also set his
hands at work under the scale. Mr. Munsel still holds
out and has his work done mainly by boys There ap
pears to be much complaint and dissatisfaction among
the employers owing alleged discrepancies in the SCALE
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THE FOREIGN NAPP0INTMENTS-THE BOLIVIA CHARGE
SHIP DECLINED-wHIG CLERK DISMIssED-THE
GARDNER CASE, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1858.
The foreign appointments generally regarded of
high ORDER though of course dissatisfaction is felt by
disappointed applicants Many Of those who drew blanks
left town to day.
Charles Levi Woodbury. set down for Charge to Bolivia,
states to day that he has declined the appointment.
William Smith, whig clerk IN the First Auditors
Office, was removed to-day. Mr.. Jones, Of Delaware,
succeeds him.
The Gardner jury still out at nine O'Clock this
evening
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LIyERPOOL COTTON MAKKE1

There has been good general damand throughout the
week ending the 18TH but the market devoid Of
anma Spinners refrained from laying in stock The
Arctic advces considered favorable and gave the
market sitter tone without quotsbe change In prices
boders meeting the demand freely. On the week. the
difference called 10th advance midding and 1sd.
on fair Americanthe market closing steady. Ordinary
and inferior qualities neglected Sales of the week
4G $50 bales including 36 140 American Exporters took
629 and spectators 1850 bales. The authorized quo
tafi are -
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DARN NEAR NEW ROCHELLE AT AUCTION. ON

S1NAkA NEAR NEW ROCHELLE AT AUCTION, ON
Thursday, June at II O'clock the premises. Posi-
post ts ae
Railroad being part Of the farm Of L. S. Daubney, de-
eeaeed opposite the land of E. X Collins and adjoining the
Ian of Hon James j. Roosevelt. This propertyis M miles
overlooking Long Island and the Sound Il an agree
able neghborhood and s admirably adapted for gentle
mans residence for division into lots Of ess
road can be constructed at small the post
to the railroad Six trains New York
New Rochelle and the same from New Rochelle to New
York daily Mr. John Kennedy at E. K Collinss opposite,
will show the premises to applicants Further information
may be obtained from CLINTON HARING, No. 2T Broad
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From Washington City.
APP0NTMEso OF rOsTM AsTERs ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF 1zE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May 24-9k P. NJ
The following appointments have been made by the
President
Samuel NJ. Hawkins Register of the Land Office at
Granada. Miss.
Edmund A. Graves, Indian Agent, New Mexico.
P0STAAsTERs.
JUN houBn .OhiuicOtno, OuiV
VIM a moue.. Wostchester, Io
SENTINEL.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-HENRY H.
Leeds Co will sell at auction, Wednesday May
~ IVA osiock a. sales room NO Wall street psremp
account Of Egbert Demmng to advances and
consisting of large assortment smtvened Italian
tllo agate French grey Egyptian sienna and other ee
ch ns. sle ~ WIN 1rdinary care 70
stain with acids Builders others particularly
invited to examine them this being the
made of these desirable styles Of mante another
sunty may never Offer They will be sold without any
khrea before
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Affairs In England.

Affairs In England.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGs-THE JEWISH DIsA-
BILITY LAW, ETC.
Parliamentary proceedings have been uninteresting
The Financial budget still under debate-and there
had been some squabbles among the Irish members
the subject of the alleged government bribery.
Owing to recent dock yard exposures, Lord John Rus
sell had brought in bill to disfranchise the admiralty
and ordnance employees
Lord Campbell and FIVE other judges had pronounceda
decision in the writ of of Solomon
Mner to test the legality of Alderman Salomon Jew,
voting in the House of Commons. Their decision
rmed the Judgment of the lower court-that Jews
not sit in either house without taking the Christian
oath.
General Walter Gilbert is dead.
jubilee meeting of the citizens Of Lambeth, London,
held to encourage Kossuth.
Dr. McEvaine, professor of Eton,) Hon. B. King and
Judge Halliburton attended the Literary Fund dinner.
Newspapers to America containing manuscript will be
charged treble letter postage.
The voluntary conversion Of Consols and the Reduced
Three per Cents proceeded slowly the inquiry being
solely for the Twoand Half per Cent stock and the
amount converted still under million.
q Ireland.
THE OPENING OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION, ETC.
The Great Exhibition in Dublin, opened Thurs
day. the 18th inst, by the Lord Lieutenant in the pre-
sence Of fifteen thousand spectators. Mr. Benson the
architect of the building, knighed by the Lord Lieu
tenant but Mr. Dargn to whose munfcent advances Of
ESQ 900 the exhibition its origin declined the honor
Mr. IngersoI apolorized that diplomatic business pre-
vented his attendance at the opening.
The French Empire.
HEALTH OF THE EMPREss-DEATH PENALTY FOR
POLITICAL OFFENCES, ETC.
Tho Empress RECEIVERS bat slowly, and is likely that
she wi In company with the Emperor, visit the baths
of the Pyrynees in the of the summer.
The of the death penalty for political
crimes has been agreed upon by the Council of State
cheap lodging house for the working classes is to be
erected under the guarantee Of government.
Spain.
FAILURE OF THE WINE CROP, ETC.
Narvaez is spoken of for the mission to Paris.
Reports unfayorabs to the wine orop como from Csta
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at O'clock at 1S7 Canal street. by order
cutors the household furniture clothing jewslry gold
watch &c SOFAS tete.atetes rocking easy and other
chairs marble top rosewood CENTRE dining tables
bookcases. large quantity Of books lamps grandoles
paintings hat rack stair rods Brussels and three ply
pets oicotbs wardrobes marble dressing and
xAshand French and cottage bedteads hair
feather beds pillows sheetng kitchen furniture rergera
also quantity of fancy goods store fixtures &C.
W. AATHERS, Executor.
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CIGNORI VITO VIII 4 SONS SALE OF MARBLE AND
aabastsr carved and articles of fine art
will take place this day. ut l0 O'clock at the sseroo
No. IA Wall street consisting of slabaster statues Birth Of
Venus group Of Dancing Girls Cleopatra Susanna &c
4so Eutruscan Grecan miscrobba vine leaf
fruit Medies vases for lights, Hebe teEples
4askets for cards. candlestcks &c. Also large
4ent Of French bronze clocks bronze groups cadeabra
ures dc handsome French china decorated vases silver
plated candlesticks together with large assortment
fancy goods.
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R0CKAWAY ANDi BUGGY DEMONSTRATIONS
e rooks.sy ana buggy wagons hight Or heavy - WITH or
Stnout tops onrriages coaches four
and nix seat rockaways single and double harness. whips
1ens. &C. WELLINGTON A. CARTER. AuctiOneer.
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vNM s. MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
niture grand piano. house furnishing articles. To
Thursday at l0 O'Clock, at 64 Sixth avenue
rich cabinet urniture
psrlor furniture covered in French satin broca
fele marble pier and centre tables tete
easy chairs bookcases wardrobes bedseads Of all descrp
tons chairs in hair cloth and ush twenty five Gothic bed
seads oil pair tngs; engravngs hair mattresses paiasses
eouohes extension dining table fifteen feet long, glassware
furniture from family breaking mp housekeeping Also
by order of mortgage two second hand piano frte
which 6A octave rosewood grand piano forte
made by the celebrated Erard Of Paris and cost S70 and
well worthy the attention Of the trade Others
packed for shipping ut . reasonable charge.
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Commercial Affairs.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The money market shows change First class bills
discounted by bankers at per cent Consos for money
closed at 1C0M. Silver has declined 7Sd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the quotations Of Messrs. Bell, Son