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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18

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G700 000 IN BRANDIEs, WINES wHIs4EYs.
p1OO.OOU gin, rum, cordials, syrups, 10. WIN Il.
UNDERILL offers the above in all the different grades
at twenty per cent below other house Dealers and
families are invited to cali and Judge for them
selves. 43O Broome street.
I mn CASES OF FINE CLARET WINE ASSORTED
I.OOU brands 900 Dozen good table caret At ~ 20 Per
branded cherries & TO- Old style jugs schiodam sia u
medicinal quality 100 600 assorted Havana segars.
WIN. H. UNDERHILL, 40 Broome straet.
DRANDIES = IN HIGH AND LOW GRADES OF
ID Otard Dupuy Co.. and Pinet, Caston h Co., in Il,
4 and pipes: small lot Of choice old brandies in demt
johns Connoseurs requested to examine stock.
which comprises great variety Of many of the finest goods
in the market. PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers,
200 Broadway.
COUNTRY TRADE.-C0UNTRY DEALERS SHOULD
~ fail to examine the extensive stock Of PETERS
CHAMBERS 800 Broadway who offer great 70
all grades of Wines brandies TO- Liberal
and short tmo buyers Orders solicited
MUIR SONS EDINBURG AND INDIA PALE ALE.
wi and Barclay Perkins Co.'S London porter, In
family dice old Ports sherres and Madea
imported expressly family trade Cabinet Mumm era
leaf and Hedsek champagne fine sauterne, hook aud
claret wines; Havana segars, 40 for sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, 800 Broadway.
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HENRY II. LEEDS n co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IL Monday April 18th at los o'clock at the residence
az g. Mills ESD, Tbroop avenue and Newtown
road near the corner Flushing and Division avenues
household furniture horses carriages fruit trees
&c consisting of rosewood and mahogany parlor furniture
forte arm rocking paror chairs covered Bro
raalle and hair cloth marble top pier centre and dining
tables rosewood ok-wanut and mahogany furniture,
beds bedding glass oil cloths, china &c
also the well fast Port Boy one pair fine black
one Rockaway barouche for two horses with
id,ng front ght wagons with and without tops harness
pIoup lbs and other implements.
1000 kinds Of fruit and trees
the pears ounce stocks cherries peaches
10 Also. haw thorn hedges and other shrubbery
f should the sale will be postponed until tho next
fair day.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITuaE SALES AT AUCTION
ii The subscriber hereby informs his friends Others
that Id viii attend the sales Of household furniture by
nat;an a, residence of families reasonable terms
RsterenessJss San Nostrand, President Merchants Ex
change Bank. =
d. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank
b. Hayes Cashier North River Bank.
SMITH DUNNIkG,
Office 1S5 Greenwich street. near Dav
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A MERCANTILE LIBRARY Assoc1Ar1os IN SAY

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION IN SAN
FRAScIsco-In the Express Messenger (organ of the
presses) find interesting letter from Charles f.
Bowers, Jr. Esq, of Messrs. Adams 4 Co.'S banking
house in San Francisco in which he makes the following
notice Of an institution Just started there
We have lately got Mercantile Library Association start
ed in this village which promises to be somewhat extensive
older is Joint stock company, capital $50
W0 Of 1000 shares Only about $40 900 have yet been
paid in. Our subscribing members pay $40 initiation
and IS tery in advance stockholders S2 and %
quarterly in advance, 800 constitutes life member
We have 1000 volumes bought of General Hitchcock
California Exchange Building formerly occupied by the
city government and courts of law If know of
would like make donations of books tell them
we shall at all times be happy to receive them Our list Of
officers follows
DAVID S. TURNER, President
JOSHUA HAVEN, Vice President.
III. GIBBONS, N. D., Cor. Secretary.
VIM ii. STEVENS, Rec Secretary.
CHAS e. BOWERS, JR, Treasurer.
J.B. CROCKETT, D. H. HASKELL,
EE. DUNBAR, L. P. FLINT.
The above constitute board Of directors who manage the
internal affairs Of the Association We to have
OF lectures by Of the best educated the
country.
There societies and persons throughout
the country, doubt not, who will gladly contribute
few valuable books audable object The oppor
tunity to lay in this way the foundation Of magnificent
library the shores OF the Pacific should be seized with
avioity by every real phlanthropist Messrs ADAMS &
Co have very literally offered the free Of all their
press lines in the Atlantic States for the transportation
donations to New York, where they viii pack them and
ship them to the Association in San Francisco.
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EslsR sc
Nm ~ s: p.s :. Efsi:ss ar! !. sa a.
ofhousehold furniture eonssns part Of chairs
ssS:sss; ss.Is: and wa :is.l
% % sS,n' S. ses M E
sstsnsios dining table sdsSos French dinner tea
ssS Sss.sa's tapestry ss T and
S s
ALBERT n. NIcoLAY, R.-HoUsEHoLD
"A furniture, At auction Albert Neolay WI sell Q.
Goss. place.
part Of Gsrdners patent wndsss bedsteads aessns
Carpets and Variety dishes. cut table cloths
Catalogues can bs oStansd At the the aucOnser
LnERT H. NIcohAY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EN- III.
II
chairs marble table and large sssor,@sa
ready at the office of the auctioneer No 40 wall
C. FUTILE, AUcTIoNEER.-HANDsOME HOUSE
M hRs viii iri ss ss
esnrs q a% y
WAX SG ps! s bottles
very old dates bottles and demiohns Also basement
and kitchen furniture with which the sale will commence
Catalogues ready on the morning Of SALE
A UCTION NOTICE.-WM. b. JONES' AUCTIONEER
n BY JONES 4 BOGART-Tuesday, at l0i3 O'CLOCK
25 Third two splendid counters shelving back
with draws, show with French plate
furniture, parlor carpet splendid dressing bureaus
French plate looking glasses mahogany bookcase gas hx-
lures, &c
A cTIoN NOTIcE-sALE THIS DAY, AT loh6
"A o'clock-The handsome furniture contained in the
SO vArck street. comprising general and desirable
assortment already advertised-rch mantle ornaments
plants 40 The sale Of Tuesday in the auction rooms u
Spruce street. and elegant furniture wednesday Oa
THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
AT AUCTION, IN ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, APRIL
"A 2Oth at o'clock p. NJ, dwelling house and forty
building lots of various sizes, to suit purchasers within
walk Of the Morris and Essex Railroad depot
The lots are pleasantly situated and facilities will be
viii give tho city in from thirty
to thirty.fve minutes Of time.
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SAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTIONEER = OSGOOD &
- CONKLIN will sell, Monday, the 18th of April,
l Clock at lg Crosby street. assortment of
lor bedroom and kitchen furniture consisting Of sofas.
lounges chairs marble top tables bedteads beds, mat
trasaes. bedding. DC.
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~ COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
Furniture panoforte rosewood suits extension tables
carpets ocloth &c-F Cotton will SELL this day Nom
day Apr 1917 o'clock at No 50 Sands street. Brook
yn ali the gcnteel furniture of the house. comptsns
NUNS Clark; mahogany chairs wardrobes, extension
dinner tables, bureaus &c wristbands glasses carpets
and and centre card tables
safes and rcfrgerasos and basement and bedroo furni
fura
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4 NTHONY J. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER.-FERRY

4 NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER-FERRY
"A Lense and Steam Ferry Boats at Anticipating ferry
river the Turnpike bridge Nswtown Creek, will
be sold at suction at the Merchants Exchange BY
BLEECKER, Auctonser, on Tuesday next, April 26 The
sale will comprise the leases of either terminus together
racks docks and all other apuronanccs OF ferry For
full particulars legal advertisement in Courier En-
quirer, apply to T. Jas Glover Esd l6l broadway, or
at the once Of tho austoneer, No. Broad street.
d A. Chiffon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
d. hold pier and mante glasses paint
No 81 Chambers sree-Cole Chiffon will sell at
ton 10 O'Clock Tuesday April ~ the household fnrni
doors west Broadway, consisting OF Brussels and Vene
tan floor cloths mahogany and cottage chairs ia
bles bureaus French and wndass bedstead hair mat
resses marble top centre tables bookcases cabinets wash
nds toilette sets dc Turkey window
curtains lace do shells and minerals antiques
paintings engravngs &c together with variety Of ktch
en- furniture Catalogues will be ready on Monday at the
ID street and As Ann streetyauable and extensive
eegar household furniture by catalogue We'd
nesda the 10Th inst at 10 O'Clock at IS Ninth street.
between University place and whole Of the
in part of
Paror furnsure-Fne Brussels carpets elegantly carved
furniture in suits in crimson plush made by Bau
douine tetea tete SOFAS Votae and paror chairs
wood pianeforte rich Chinese cabinet CENTRE
pier and work tables rich pier and mante glasses in mag
nfcent frames fine oil paintings splendid engrayings some
fine proofs costly nsntel ornaments mane clock in Egyp
marble with many other and valuable articles
Dining extension table sdeboard chairs
carpets china dinner set cutlery plated and glass
ware, dc.
other bdeads feather beds hair and palliAsses
beddiI marble bureaus Wristbands and tables
wardrobes and chairs, toilet sets, carpets, &C.
Aso the basement and kitchen furniture Catalogues at
Tho stsraQ on
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nSGOOD & CONCKLIN, AUCTIONEERS. 13s FULTON
~ street. will give their attention to the sale Of
furniture houses of private individuals those who
prefer may send their furniture to their sslesrooms
SAMUEL OSGOOD,
JONAS II. CONCKLIN.
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OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION--JOHN LEvISON
~ will sell, tomorrow morning Monday, April 49, At II
o'clock at the salcs room l Broadway fine collection Of
choice oil paintings number by American artistsoA
rious them richly framed suitable for the
bou doir. parlor or saloon
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME
w furniture saeTuesday, April TO- at 101s o'clock, AT
No Is Pitt street. Broome general assortment
parlor basement chamber and kitchen furniture, rich
tapestry carpets sofas chairs tables panoorte pier gass
elegant mante clocks and ornaments china glass; Shelf
field plated cutlery, &C. all in fne order and sold,
rain shine for cash. and deposit required from all pur
chasors.
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Value of merchandise put on market for the
week ending April 81, sos 500
Value Of dry goods put market for the
week ending April l5................... 1892 500
Total 50 9,l 096
Total importation for week ending April ST.. ,73S,7s7
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CTANDARD ROSES AND OTHER PLANTS AT AUC-
- ton in grookIyn-S H. CAHOONE will sell Tuos-
day April 10 at q. the corner Of Front and Full
other varieties pnks grape vines apple plum,
pear peach with gooseberry bushes
and great variety of other plants
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SAMUEL OsGOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il
- CONCKLIN store 1.S Fulton street. will sell, this
day Monday April 49, at 01 o'clock at 9 Crosby street.
Of parir and bedroom furnture sso,
collection Of kitchen furniture with which the sale wild
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WIN IRVING 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, WILL SELL
w at auction Tuesday, April 49, at I0. O'Clock
the Atlantic Hotel assortment of furniture including
furniture from the toreroom and goods called
from previous sales consisting of Brussels and ingram
pets twenty sofas in hair cloth: do chairs
French plate mirrors oil paintings fixtures dining
bes, mahogany chairs china and cut glass dn-
mask linen table cloths counterpanes blankets linen Sheets
pillow and bolster towels quilts mahogany French
bedteads dressing bureaus washstands hair mattresses,
feather beds holsters and pillows Also large assert
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ID w. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER. = HOUSEHOLD
N. furniture-On Monday afternoon at O'Clock, at 146
Greenwich consisting of large and handsome var
Of rosewood and mahogany bureaus elegant suits
rosewood parlcr furniture IN orocaelle, richly carved
rosewood and mahogany tables, mahogany and walnut
French bedstead tapestry and Brussels
and mahogany voltare chairs in velvet and hair ooth
peror hair mattresses richly decorated gilt aa9
ormolu tables two largo French pier glasses slabs and
brackets curtains and shades etc., with number Of es
CANT oil 9hy also one superior
Immediately Also Thursday next furniture 49, at Ill
Reed street Also, Friday, ut 1873 Greenwioh avenue
On Monday 18th inst contents Of house No. lSl Chambers
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CIGARS, MALAGA WINE, GIN, &C, AT AUCTION
- Tuesday April 49, at loa o'clock at 81 Dsy street
spices soap liquors Malaga wine brandy gin, 49, toge
nience of sale. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auotioneers-
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AT AUCTION, IN ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, APRIL
"A GOTH at O'Clock p. NJ, dwelling house and forty
building lots of various sizes to suit pnrShasers within
The lots pleasantly situated and facilities will be
that viii give tho city in from thirty
to thirty five minutes Of time.
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CTANDARD ROSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS,
y ut auction.-J. l.. VANDEWATER, No. IA Wall streot,
win sell on Tuesday April 18th at half past ten ooook
from the best nurseries of Europe comprising the fnest and
varieties adapted to climate warranted true
20 names from the garden Of d. Boil, Broadway.
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n WARREN AUCTIONEER-BY SMITH DUNNING-
~. Once 1876 Greenwich street-Wll sell ut auction by
catalogue Tuesday April 10TH at 10 O'clock tho pro-
mises No. las Chambers street. large and extensive
sertmsnt Of household furniture consisting Of oesth
and seat chairs, sofas sofa beds bureaus tables
Wristbands bedstead bedding hair mattresses and
ceent assortment OF kitchen furniture together with
valuable china oock import also an excelieat
pianoforte, made by Firth Hall.
DLANTS AT AUCTION.-WM 8. McILVAIN WILL.
L sell this day. at 10 A. NJ, at No 3s Maiden lane nsar
Nassau street. fine collection Of monthly perpetual and
running also verbenas dahlias ohrysantheums &C.
&c from the Of VIM Wilson, Fourteenth street.
DLANTS AT AUCTION.-W. s. MoILvAIN WILL
soil at the seedstore, John street. on Monday 18th
April at 01 o'clock, moss, monthly perpetual and climb
ing roses with without potD dshias carnations pink
convenient lots From n. Henderson, Jersey City Ca
tslogues.
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w PELL, AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF $50 MARBLE
w mantels. also monuments, sawed marble, engine.
SAWS &c. PELLS * co will sell at auction Tuesday,
April TO- at 1O O'clock at the wareroems Of Flannel
corner Of Tenth street the entire STOCK con
plain mantes Of all descriptions Of foreign marble
prsng satuary ordinary, SIENNA broccatelo and black
and goId also the stock Of sawed marble On Wednesday
10th April, at ii o'clock the engine gangs rubbing and
polishing machinery Terms, four six months $o0
n endorsed notes.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-sALE THIS DAY, AT l0a
n o'clock-The handsome furniture contained in the
SO vAriok street. comprising general and desirable
already ndverised-rich mantle ornaments
plants DO The sale Of Tuesday in the auction rooms u
Spruoe street. elegant furniture Wednesday, lOa
O'Clock As Warren street will DO regularly advertised
THOS. BELL. AuctiOneor.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKERPER8-D. 8. HoU04,
AuctienssrThs following goods being damaged By Ore
tomorrow, Tuesday Ut half past 10 O'Clock st No.
North William street, ChAthamo street. Wis -Ioo
yards tapestry Brussels 600 yards threepy d
rosewood piAneforte French seoretary French
bedsead Egyptian marble top table, four sofAs two
extension tables together with quantity Of
chairs After which will be sold good assortment Of new
and second hand Furniture carpets As removed
bedoad centre and card tables painted furniture ssts
oil olsths carpets mattinSs mattresses gilt glasssa TO-
sverware CUTLERY beds bedding &o Kitchen furnturs
40, 40 together with variety Of fancy clocks.
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF SNoOe
! worth Of staple and fancy dry goods o. WARREN.
AaHetoneer; viii sell by public auction on this day
street Colunbis the Iaisnee cSiers stock u
ery goods comprising full and splendid assortment Of
Ades dress goods and shawls cloths and and
viii s nn usually kept IN dry goods store The Whole
Sale AN Tsrms cash ana NBvM.s:s
Keepers will mad this sale worthy their attention.
r W. soMERINDYKE AUcTIoNEER IL SPRUCE
sngrsvings proofs before letter original patiag
Tuesday April 18th At 10 O'Clock Grcenwioh street.
formerly the residence Of Capt Pe Robert Anslis.
~ pa ~. landscsps yey
Christ baptang st. John Pousn and Others Sv the
most eminent artists Of the old school, 10
the valuable collection Of the late John Doggstt E
large mahogany wardrobes with looking DOORS enam
elled bedroom suit of furniture with marble slabs sstn
covered and damask rosewood chairs divans splendid
damask window curtains bods bedding bedstesds tshsa
furniture &C. worthy the attention Of housskeepsrs aa6
dealers Catalogues be had Of the auctoneer
premises II the weather be stormy sale postponed to fol-
lowing day.
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CAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTIONEER. : OSCOOD &
y CONCKLIN will sell at their sales room, 1873 Fulton
Of furniture consisting rosewood and
black walnut psrlor dining and bedroom furniture,
chamber suits marble top tables and bureaus
fas easy chairs wsshstands &c Also large collection Of
second hand furniture.
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II Is. BLEECkEk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
niture-On Monday April 49, at 10 o'clock, At No ITO
West Fourteenth street Eighth avenus-T Blocker
Co will sell at auction above the gentee furniture Of
said house. consisting part Of rich tapestry paror carpt
rosewood parlor furniture covered with blue satin
brocatee and extra linen viz tee tete two
voares four parlor chairs rosewood SOFAS lounges and
chairs covered with figured k Chinese figured
tire table orange coored satin damask window eurtaas
in oil framed Brussels stair and bedroom carpets English
ocloths ingram carpets, French mahogany, aud black
walnut bedstcads dressing and plain mahogany
and black walnut wsshsands new curled hair matrssses
French china tea set china and glassware; and
assortment Of Kitchen furniture. Catalogues At sale
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A LBERr n: NIC0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
houssnoid furniture rosewood piano. % octaves made BY
s.osads and lace curtains hna and s
vember at2 O'Clock p. NJ at No. 50 Lexington svenus
northwest corner Of Twenty nth street. gnesl
Of one rosewood piano "a Sstsys made By ssodar
pets lace and brocade bles and
cbars do tee ete marble top tables French pier glasses
grandoes china and gold dinner and SETS silver
ware, black walnut bsdsteads, mahogany bureau with
marble top mahogany French bedstead mattresses Ac
also variety Of Kitchen utsnss Terms
money and deposit required every purchaser Cata
ALI ~ -
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THE MILITARY,

THE MILITARY,
A TTENTIoN CoMPANY-YoU ARE HEREBY MOTT
"A fed to attend meeting and drill of the s. Concklin
uard to be held at 9 Essex street, (renth station
house, on wednesday evening "a instant o'clock
precisely. BY order, X. b. HOLLY Captain
WILLIAM A. WATERBURY,, Orderly Sergeant
~ OF L.--cOMPANY OF THE GUARD OF LIBERTY
VI. will meet for armed drill this evening" 1886 Third
street The Astoria company will be Officers Of
STAFF will attend in uniform. BY order Of
EDWARD c. JUDS0N, Comman der in Chief.
JAMES A BROWN, Adjutant General
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TWENTIETH WARD FITTY-sECOND DISTRICT
j Peoples Choice Regular nomination. without distno
tion Of party.-For Councilman, George r. Jaques-Au
voters In Of wholesome laws good ORDER reform
municipal government will vote for the above
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TWENTY FIRST WARD CITY REFoRN NOMINA-
i tons without distinction Of party recommended by
the Metropolitan Hall Committee Of which Peter Cooper
Chairman
For Alderman-Richard Mott.
For Counclmen-54th dist.-Morrs ]. Earl.
18th dst.-George w. yAran.
For Afsessors-Thomas o. Smith, John Clark.
For Constables-William Chapman, Robert Matthew's.
For School Commssioners-Edward b. Fellows, Charles
Tracy.
For Inspectors-Lewis s. Thomas, James Stokes
For Trustees-John Stephenson Jasper Corning George
Greer, Elias II. Herrick, Clement c. Jewell.
For inspectors Of Els ction
First district iam Collins. John Egan.
Second dstriet-Willam H. Kirby, Joseph C. Dawson.
Third district-Jonathan Lawrence Miltoa Reeves.
Fourth district-Chares Gedney. James Dennis.
The above ticket will commend itself to the cordial
Of all who desire radical change in municipal affairs.
Our candidates for Alderman Councmen relied
upon to sustain and with able and ncorupt
Bile Comp roller Hon. G. Flsgg in his efforts to reduce
the expenses and restore the good of the city They
Will the Of the amended aud
oppose by voice and all
the CT y treasury.
Nominating Committee
y. n. Schefelin, Joel White, Charles Morgan,
William K. Dodge, Geo. W. Quintard, Tennis w. Quick,
John JUST Jasper Corning, John T. Bruce
Isaac H. Bailey, George j. Byrd, Geo. v. Pomeroy,
E: A. Brinckerhof, John ]. Phelps E. H. Herrck
Alfred North Richard Bell, Isaac N Phelps,
Asa II. Wheeler James Smith, Leonard Appeby,
Jonn c. Motley, A. Hoguet George Schott
Jas. Van Beuren, Nathan Bangs, Jr., Alfred Pell,
Nahum Sullivan, George W. Rose, j. X. Keller,
George Greer, Edmd. Hurry, Geo. j. Ruch.
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WILLIAM s. MELLOR AUCTIONEER.-uANDsONE
household furniture pier glass 3lx7?. oil paintings
dow curtains and cornces, kitchen removed
from fam lily giving housekeeping, and all to be sod
day November At 10Y O'clock precisely Also BY order
cabinet manufactory, elegantly carved rosewood
marble top eegere hack centre
tables carved oak chamber suit with marble
dtead bvrsau ~ashstAnd table and four chairs to
match two bureaus and washtands with marble
TOPS walnut do Votare and spring seat paror chair wal
nut secretary bookcase wsrdrobes SOFAS sofa bedsteads
consisting OF BISCUIT rich French fancy boxes
genemens dre sing adies do ormulu and gilt letter
ivory handled cutlery silver plated tea and dessert
spoons This ale is we'll worthy the attention Of houkep
and 0ther the whole muss posti be sold and
moved the day and in order to avoid articles being left
cash deposit will be required from purchaser Sale
positive, rain or shine
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REWARDS.


CTOLEN, s5,0C0HEwARp.-e37s $40 BILLS OF THE BANK
~ Of the State New York. stolen about O'Clock
yesterday from the counter Of the bank Of the following
nominations and mnrks-ssventeen notes If 900 each;
eight notes Of 500 each and 81 900 in notes Of S. $lO S
80 and BUS all OF which stamped with red
the left hand corner OF each t $3.50 in bills IS &c.
So $50 and $780, STAN ped with red letter the left
hand Of each bill reward Of five thousand dollars
offered for the recovery Of the WHOLE raeb proper
ton for any part Of the above money.
New York, Nov. l. 1853 K WRITER'S, Cashier.
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T'HE III EcToRS OF TUE SIXTEENTH AND TWEEN
ucth wards are nvi'ed TO assemble At Mimsn's
rner OF Twenty sixth street and Seventh Wed
nesday evening November At half past O'Clock for
The purpose Of hosrng the report Of the Nominating Com
Bittee and responding TO the nomination
Id Avprs Secretary. :" ~--N''' S'"''''"A'