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The Opelousas courier., 1853-04-16
THE COURIER,
Official Journal Of the Parish of st. Landry
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SRlePiM''s Sale,
STATE OFLOUISTdNI


Turner 81 Bodruf, use of Julien Deshautel Is
John Mofrow.-Parish Court-Parish of Avo
yelles-No. 116U.
EDY virtue Of writ of fl fa, issued in the
LID above entitled suit, by the Parish
Court, in and for the Parish of Avoyeles, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, fol-
cash, at the Court House of this Parish On Satur-
day, the seventh day of May 1853, commencing at
the hour ofl1 o'clock, A. NJ, and from day to day,
if necessary all the right title interest and demand
of John Morrow, in and to the following property,
seized to satisfy said writ to wit: "A
A certain Tract of Land, on which the defeSdant
John Morrow, now resides situated in the Parish
of st. Landry, on Bayou Rouge containing 500
acres bounded on one side by lands of Martha Dunn
and Peter Mcbride, on the other side by Xnds Of
John Woods deceased, together with all the Build
ings and Improvements thereon.
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, st. Landry,
2nd. April 1853
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C Oh - Fl ToIS.
COOK g. 5PASTR Y COOK

- RESPECTFULLY announce ID
the public that he has established
himself in Opelousas, and that he offer his
services as Cook and Pastry Cooks to the ci-
tizens Of Opelousas.
He will receive orders for Wedding En-
tertainments complete, Banquets, also for
Cakes and Bonbons for evening parties. He
solicits share of public patronage.
Opelousas, l1th Dec. 1852.-1y.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-04-16
B. A. MARTEL1.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
DEsPECTFULLY offers his professional
II services to his friends and to the public
of the 18th and 18th Judicial Districts.
His Office is in Opelousas. -
Opelousas, 25th Dec. 1852.-1y.
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Good bargain

80 The undersigned offers for sale at
liz! advantageous terms, Property, with
6all the Buildings and improvements,
consisting Of neat residence, magazine, kit
chen, stable, &c.---A store with the lot, both
property situated in Opelousas.-2 Wagons
with new harnesses.-6 choice mules and
horses-A mulatto-man, good waggoner and
faithful servant-A good cook.
ANY person having funds, and who desire to
make good bargain can buy all those pro.
perty. Each Wagon regularly gives to their
owner 81 a day. The undersigned is bound to
sellin order to meet his engagements.
j. L. COURET.
Opelousas, 10Th March, 1853:
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.
Take Notice.
Call TO see NHyer & Alexanders.
. WASHINGTON.
wholesale & Retail Establishment for

BARGAINS.
NJ. & A, are now receiving, dlhdth
- by every Boat from the Northern gENy
markets; a heavy supply of every description
OF Merchandise, embracing Dry Goods, f,,t
CLOTHING. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cops und
Ladies fine Dresses.
Ahso-A large supply of jewelry of the
latest fashion, embracing Diamonds, fine
GoId ana Saluer Watches, from the best
makers in England. Ladies and Gents fine
Gold CAolns, Gold Spectacles, dc.
NWe kindly invite the Ladies and Gen.
tlemen to give US a call.
We offer at Wholesale OF Retail, at very
small advance.
Washington, Ia,) October 10Th 1852.
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SrheunIe of arrf0aI ann nepartl1re
of the 5aalls at OpeIoasas.

| - S*Ss . : ! p y y &DWKNWSsBtENs
Arrives three times week from NeW-Or-
leans, viz: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
evenings
Leaves 0pelousas for New Orleans, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. at s A. II.
Closes the over evenings at 5 P. nj.
Arrives from Washington Isl. Landry. on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at ga. NJ.
Returning, leaves Opelousas Wednesday,
Friday and sunday.--Closes at 2P.M.
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NOTICED

H EORGE W. MARSH, Of the Parist,
VI of st. Landry, State of louisiana, hay.
ing fled his petition to be appointed Admin.
istrator Of the Estate of the late Aaron Prath.
er, deceased ofthe aforesaid Parish and State:
Therefore. any persons having legal oppo-
sitions to make to said appointment, will fle
the same in writing, within ten days from the
date of the present notice, at the Office Of tho
Clerk Of the District Court. in the town of
Opelousas.
A. GARRTGUEs. Clerk.
Opelousas, 9th April 1853.
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EDY virtue Of a writ of e. ia, on twelve
ID months bond issued in the above enti-
tied suit, by the District Court in and for the Par
ish Of st Landry, and to me directed, will be expo
sed to Public Sae for Cash, at the Court House of
this Parish, on Saturday the seventh day of NAV
1853, commencing at the hour Of II o'clock, A. nj;
and from day today if necessary all the right, title,
interest and demand of Francis c. Davis, in and to
the following described property, to wit:
A certain tract OF Land at the mouth of the Bay
ou Rouge, known as the preemption of Isaac e.
Page, in said Parish, containing thirteen acres,
more or less.
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, st. Landry,
April End: 1853.
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LINE to CALIFoRNIA.-us

"EEKLY LINE 10 CALIFOKNIA.-U.&
w Mail Steamship Company and Pacific Mall Ssss-.
ship Company-S Satisfied that the public Interests sai e.
y,uierce demand Weekly Line between Nes.y~tr ID
.h,n Communicating Pioneers in Steam NsvisAnos-kI
tween the Atlantic ami Pacific Ports viii AZ once ars,ss
then ships in both oceans as TO extend their Presea S
Monthly service TO Weekly Lane, commencing o. he 30
LAVE SEwyoRk LEAVE SAN FRANCESCA
On ,le............. 5th On the....s............. d
On the....,...........lSh On the......,.."...H
On m. .2oth GA the..,.........",..lA
an, lie ....... 18th On the.............,,..s.A
s .nsr, ,unr age OF the Compan,es and tie sss,
and r,sasrty with which they have heretofore peEorn
their yoysse affords the best guarantee ssaRs, aeesn
and deut
These Companies prepared with their extra onaas-
and he facilities wbrh long experience aaor,s them "a
1T .avorah,e rasfs
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-oT1Cr Tto FIRM Of CLAYTON &

NOTICE.-The firm Of T.. b. CLAY Ton
SOys Us Sisolvoi on the oh Instant b. The seAa
H. Sssipsss Of tLai fr yin be continued By The 81,
- - ,-rSe-si.rcd Who have fornesl a part1e-saiP
S -, - - y ri CLAYTOSS SONS, sad Till con-
an: he Psper warehoase Ne g. Joanst and TIE s&-
toperv Brsues at No. Isl Pee-i s. AZ eitaeT o. Sl1i
~,ed Will Ind u closing the b1sness Of
af. - ALEXANDER 7. CL AYTON,
az Az CHARLES II. CLAYTON.
New. Yo.k Jan. -, 1856
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A. N. sLRETS, Auctioneer.
Y BANGS. BROTHER & Co.

IS.le- Rooms No IS PARK row.
FRIDAY ENRNING, Feb IL. Il 81 o'clock.
GREAT SALE or ENsLIsH BooSs-lllastrated ana san
dsTd NOrts-erbr.cing many very vanao!e oooks
Also, chCire sssort-nenf Of American fGoAcAllo1N
School ard Classical Books. &c. .. $500
FIFTY-SEY ENTH NETWORK TRADE SAL,
20 be commenced on MONDAY, Dis; MA-ea. I1d
r. r. Co. solicit cons znmentz OF Books, PAPEEs STA
TIoSEEY. STEREOTYPE PLATES BINDERS CLOrH LsAFH,
~ &c fer TIE regular Trade Sale TO be commenced
81 the shove date. -,
Psrticrsr. for the printing should be furnished By he
18th Of January inst
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Clothing, sc.

DRAKE, FASHIONABLE HALTER, No.
~ Bowery, will introduce the Spring Style OF Gentle
mems Hats Saturday, February IL, 1855.
HNHE ATTENTION Of the LADIES is in
vlted 70 handsome assortmen OF Psfis woven oorset
Of the Grecian Fr neh and English style Also Patent
shou Brace for the benefit of health and figure OF young
ladies' at the Cheap Corset Store No 1865 Dyso0'' near
Rnigcrst.
CD HATS.-Elegant French Silk Hats at
Rc 81 less than Broadway prices. Neat Hits at - 20
and IS BROWN, No i5S Canal-s'- near Sullivan.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the suro

Of New foFt notice hereby ~ -
having tanl- EDwARD DEHIsG late Of The cgs
New fork De- eased % pfsrrt The viii vo1cber, >f
the snbscThers the oae o. CHARLES SHEA, No can
b-nrt, the CITY Of r~S York bss me Art dag AN
assL-Dstss, New rost the I'D day a september, 1854
JANIS NecokDj iAIaaas.rsssa
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Tor SALE, to LET, or EXCHANGE for

IL CITY PROPERTY The valuable Water-power and
FIGURING Mill at Sa,tawGn Fislkill Duchess Go y; y,
tosetbsr the Manson attached Of the late Abraham
" S.enck. The property oonsits sores VI Land seln
a. the hstAwsn Machine Co, being Que mile from tbs
iudson River Railroad. The harioTd aud fsasd RAihost
will the line Of tie property The property very
SesEbe Tor present business investment The
owner wishes % eel scconnt OF leaving the place.
sre,ns Ac made Known by the on The property.
WAI H. WALSH, FIshkiil Mattawan.
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EOR sALE-A FARM of about 90 acres of

Il GOOD lsrd good dwelling house aud spacious oni build
lpgs situated mile RoTtheAsely tfom Ezabe. hio"n
Raahoad depot and three OF ne tro tatheine
o. dSrdi ON the New-Jegsey Central RA,iroad SGd Farm
10 pleasantly situated and wSnd male desirable res hence
Cor gentleman doing hasnS ihsety Cas- several times
day 20 the city by wRy OF Newark and boats by Elizabeth
Port CornItai ion SO Price eo half OF the purchase
money can remain GA bead aud mortgage fdesicd Apply
70 D. u. WINToN, No. TyonIow, HarieEi Railroad
Buildings opposite the City Hal.
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near MADIsON.SQUARE.-For

sale the four4tury and basement brek House No 81
Nedison-ay bstNeen 9Th and 2Stnss Lot q feet 10
inches by 100 feet This location is Of the most sns
and desr.ble for private family in the city Two-thrds
OF an cunt may remain on bond and moatgsse 10 EDN
ROCHE No a. Madison corner xath-st, or %
ROCF BROTHERS & Co, No 81 Fulton st. NJ sfsirs
sThe frame House and Lot IN rear Of and sdJo;nns
the above on th- Can be purchased, II required, Tor
gsthrg
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CUPREME COURT-City and County d

~ New Yost-Horses chs ard o'b.. ssssst is -. ~
Ausekment Dsued DECEMBER H. isSz 81 sB HEAP ~ -,
Cheers Lea Oh Estos ssoe 50-so,se sse5 49, a,
stisfhr~rt has issued each q the sbsFe nfDs -,
ssove aarsd dsfe1esat en- t.cocans eoee.>S
bat The ysyr<r Of aHy ssb eae him By fssteae -. IN,
sid the delivery 70 krn g h. a anJVop~fv 80 a..
t~is beonsns % hin snA The u,asfr Of sop.6y
la ias3uY- Attogn~ys fJr PsscH 70 " :"
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INSTITUTES SCHOOL,


Nl No. go broadway, where the best instruction VII
he given IN the Of Dnwns and Painting Terms -
ior ~ enty lessons. Payments IA advance.
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TOR SALE-A new and desirable House
IL and Lot, No 1874 West 90th4t, between 9Th and ah-
avs built the best style and ali complete Apply TO G.
II. TUCKER, No. HG West Goth st., On same block.
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

NEW and SECOND AND PIANO
~ FORTRs We lave now on hans large .ssor,9enl
Of New AID secou nd Pianos tor sale snd % hire fa
frnu, k0 20 s50 For hire from IS % $40 Pr nSna 10
~ Broadway, Newton. Stafford BRoIhEA-
DIANOS for SALE-At No. . Barclay st-'
81, aoor On the As.or tioa.e variety Of 81 sai Too
t.v, rp~e.ood Pane Fsrtes warranted % EFe salsalen
In erery respect or sale for cab or sppoy-d n
snos on hire. JAMES IhOhf 49,
DIANOFORTES-T finest assortment OF
Piano Fortss in the city may Be fosad AZ tse are
rooms OF T. B. CURTIS. No ~ Broadway. co1Ss-4nz
of(ecrre Eeys American Patent Acton Pianos
.nd a varie:y Of Nev-York and Bocon make, Wiz ed
fcr ,sie or % let Mp 3. CURTIS, No. 81 Broadway
DIANO FORTES for SALE and 70 HIKE,
l. st JAQUESs WsTeroous, No. SSs brosd<g "a
5oor .loVe Snrnss zap stsrs1 " B-EVery instrument
from he above esf1blishnent u foIiy warranted
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER. Aucfioneer.
EVECIrT0R's SALE of Ii HOIISES an

ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, Aucfioneer.
EXECUTOR's SALE of Ii HOUSES and
H LOTS OF Broome Cannon. Mott Anthony AMI Thoul-
as-streets IN the City of NewYork at Auction "A J.
BLEECKER VIII sell at aucton on WEDNESDAY; req.
8 1855 e l. NJ II tbs Merchant Excasnge y l., ~
order Of the Executors Of the estate Of John Livingston
deceafed. the following desirable property VIZ . -
On Braou,a THE Houses ard Lots known as No' li''
49, Is3 and is Broom4s. the whole plot Of ground t'i
inE IS by 100 feet deep be the same more " .ess .
On Cannon st-Aso, the Houses and Lots known - Nos
ss S. and 81 Cennons the whole plot OF gsurd eeins
g by leo feet depth. .
on Mott st-Aiso the House and Let, No ~ Mo't-st
SIZE OF Lot 20 by ~ feet be the same more or les
On Anthony st-Al-o, the Houses and Lots Known as
Nos "a n and q Anthonyst including the corner OF West
Broedwsy tie whole plot being 81 feet ms on Anthoay-
= and Is feet on West Broadway.
o., Tb,,ns,.t- Also the Houses and Lots known -
Nos So II Az Thomas 49, the whole plot OF ground be-
ing 81 bv 100 feet in GeJfh
bono snd mortgage
For map. snd ther particulars apply 70 Tie Anctouser
No I Broad.st or Of FRANCIS GARREPTSON, No.
b Ohm AZ FREEBORN GARRE1T>ON,
HENRY h. ARMS iRONG,
49, haNn Na
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the sure

Of the coun,y Of New York Be ker-by gwen
having claims ssanst MARY PERKINS hfs o. the Cay,
ss~ fors widow. deceased, Hse,ea, he ssn wah voy~
thereof 70 ne sEbscrber hs rs-sns sDrhs Il,
Cts NsS YoTk before the 9th day u March hsStD
se~tsrt the "a Isy OF ssyiem.er 1917.
- Ias.mF WILLIAM PERKINS. Erssa;cf
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TOR SALE-A three-stOry House and Lease
Il Of Lot, situated in North Moorest Hulson-st.
Address to FRED. this Office.
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ITO BOOK.BINDERS and PAPER-MAK-

III FRs-Hfvins de o. s. riEhf for " ALLORT'S RI.
OFFICIATING BOOK AND PAPER Gu TIE z, wOua
solicit oIdcs froun the trade for machines which Val
fursh Of approved construction and warranted % s1t
Pxspsye ~ has fully established their great value and
I5e and PAPER Maker. vii on ral ind them iadispen
orc h thsir business II. LAW No. 20 Annst
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A FOR PORT PHILIP. MELBOUNE and sgd
MY. AUSTRALIA.--1he magnificent Steamship
GOLDEN AGE, 2C00 tuns -, Commander will be-
Atched for the above ports about the 18th May,
This smshp u OF the and strength and IN every re-
sect equal 10 the Cons Line Of Steamers snd believed
will prove Re the tastes, steamship IN the world Her
accommodations for first second and n I'd class oi pasea
gsrs are SUPERIOR TO any steamer ever built.
Rates OF Passage
First Class Ladies' Saloon.
First Class Upper Saloon oo
Second
Third '''''..t. Nv
The books are now.open For f sht passage sppy 20
j HOWARD / SON, Asents No. 81 Broadway.
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Me0iraI.
Water Cure.

uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE TNSrI.
TUTE, No Is Laishtst Special department To- b
NAL. si.eas,s r. 4. TRAIL, NJ d., Proprieas
DR.. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This estab.
IN hshment viii be opened on the irst Of April khw
been fitted up with particular regard 10 the comoTt md
yepience OF psents and y is with the celebrated hets
OF The Newport CLIMATE WI make u most desnsss
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4 SsIGNEES SALE.-A FALUBLE PRO
n FERTY Il AUCTION Located N the Village OF u
ser Town OF Ssussr-ies lister Co y. Y consisting OF
store Dwelling Hc1se aI Out Bsnzs and taree or io1r
vacant BuiIGng Lot& The said property vii be So1 %
the 18th kebEua-y. MS, II one ocloek T. NJ tas tx
charge House kept b. F. Poland IN sad village Al IN
c55-.,lonable title vii be riTea JOHN FIELD,
C.N HUMAEL-
Assumes of Elias WoOdraf.
AT AUCTION FRIDAY, Feb. 1S-Great
N sale Of HRONOMETERS-GER BELTS
VII se auction AZ their store. No 10 Wslsr on RI
DAY MORNING, Feb IA, at III o'clock, ~ Marine Box
ChrouOTleters n close a concern
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NIUSIC and PAINTING-A Lady at pre-.

k sent enKsgsd in teaching IN BROOKLYN, and who hes
come portn o; heg unoccuped wishes 10 devote tto
the in Piano Forte, sogins Dra~ins ad Paint
nf in Water ColoIs, Of few more pupils IN The shove
city WILLIAMSBURG, NeS-NoTk their imnedsie Vcln
~ AGdrts = NJ A fnhGne Ofice
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MI ESsRs. LIGHTE & NEWTON. No %

aurivscd popularity Of th<r PfsSo.yoerTs - - ana
their friends ard thoss wishing s,sr,er In, - -. 30
extensive assortDspt IN plain and ern.ssat-s e.. ~
ue<srr ys fosa 10 u esvs secaaa had =,
IN ssehanse. Broadway Wen MONA Ne. "A
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E1ecnlor, for 40 Estate OF the Iate JON r
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION.-Th

VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION The
' Farm formerly owned and occupied BY GILBERT
HOLMES Esl, deceased, lsituated on the kiveI-road
three mics north OF the village Of Scwbarsh Orange
County. n " viii h sold ~ Auctf0n A. the Orange
Hotel Newburgh on WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1883, at III
O'clock A NJ THIS Farm contains 10 acres Of very pro-
ductve Land all highly cultivated, well fenced and we'd
wAier,d and viii be sold IN three psrres a. oowi Wa
F1st-S4 acres, which Is new brick Mansion house,
beautifully situated, containing ID finished rooms; y was
luilt by the proprietor for MS occupancy, and ~
handsome Convenient residence. Aso large new Barn,
Grsrary WAgon-louse. GOOD Wells, &c large hne
Al pie Orchard aud great variety Of young Fruit Trees
Nesr the house on high ground Is falling Spring OF
Water which, OF rfiDg est, could be conducted to all
parts Of the dwelling. IS Il now Is 20 the barn.
Second-The Old Family Homestead, containing " acreN
situated south Of the above and sepsrled from by the
public road. IL hes II comfortable DWELLING Barn,
Out Houses, Fruit &c, being in al respects nrstrae
Farm IN itself -
Trd-S0 .cr,s east OF the road and fronting the Man
sion commanding an unsurpassed view OF the Hudson
River and afording most inviting building site
Terms Ore-helf or two-thrds OF the purchase money
nav remain on Bond snd Mortgage for term OF years
Title indispusbe Possession will be gwen on the nrst
day Of April nett. - - 49,
INQUIRE III MACFARLIN MERRITT, No 81 5tav,
or No Nassan-st, New-York; LEWIS w. YOUNG,
Newburgh or CHARLES W. HOLMES, Middle Hope,
or Of the subscriber, in the village Of sing sing Par
ehasers are invited 20 view the premises Jan
n 1888 NJ. DC. CRAWFORD' Execu'of
STEPHEN C. PARMENTER Auctoneer
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neutrality-suspicious. -The beam.

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE Then eali-
~ tful clipper ship THE0XINA viii be dispatched
on her regular day ssrly in March The propretors OF
this line call attention this splendid vessel and refer to
prompt which their former ships 1.-THE Abns
and Peytona have sailed from this port persons intend
ing visit Australia this line offers the advantages o fast
vessels elegance OF accommodation and every comfort u
render the voyage sgreeabe-beng commanded by tried
and experienced captains and provisions furnished the
most liberal scale. An early application Is important. APP
ply on board. or TO ANTONIO PELLErlER, No. W. Wall
St, or ONERMANN & GRUNER No. % South-st.
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{nruitnre. Ct,

CABINET EURNIIURE-HENh w
~ KINGMAE. late partner OF Phelps Mr. sna', aas'
ur cpsrsd the store No ts Pears, asa Aid 90 80
,vtosae sns retail r. would invite hrs fs-e- easan,s
ard the puhhe 70 give hin cal before purchasing.
COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
- No 452 Broadway east side, below Graadss aAsaise
aims hYRNR the oass, established saS Only FIRM
who eorfne thsrelyes The exclusive msaafstare .,
GENUINE ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN the I AA.es
sts,es asve have TIE largest sne nos. var 60 81
in his Country, al Of our ewR mann -
uos. pscaAs taste N regNd % color, sl<ias, 0aAo-'
Ing. sc. car always te suited IN s.,.A., AL
We ~ oAfrns horoashly srasoned, vel nGlsneI NJ
raJly GENUINE ENAMELLED FUkNi u a1 90
ali CcnFETrrrox An examination OF oar sock "a.
al in contrasting i: with TIE PAINTED tk.sh !. 49,
;itstor. OF our styles and srs ESAMELLED n
TIE sae sapphed as usual a; srvaty reduced ra,es.
r-.rx ssc,intien of Mattresses PassScs a. az traae
pree. A. 49,. G g. tcass s,ae)
HITENITURE.-Will be sold at bargain at
II No 80 Beeku,n.t Offce and Counting soGss Fur
nture Tte Te,, SOia BsS Lognses yc,ras
IooIirT Glasses Hair and ausk Mattresses Feather bsdS
OO Bedstesds P.rlor and Cooling Stoves Furniture po
chased by instalmerts
HRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS. MATTRESSES, A. Al CRA"BcCNyS No
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SToRE.-lhs
- &c AZ. md beautiful assortment of Beds Mattresses
saillaSses Betstesds. Gotta &C. a. OF which nave seen
aSrhgd a. low casA prices and viii be sold al such prices
a. a. make il Ar n1ucemenf for al to cal and examine The
,hoe stock previous making their purchases Goos sent
to any part OF the city Brooklyn and nee o.
CS Beds and MATTRESSES renovated and mace over
81 CRAwYUCK, Ma. $50 Grsnds,,
ad door eas. Of Esex-st
CHOW CASES-A large assortment con-
~ SANITY N hand end made order in the ncsest s'ye
B. Particular attention paid TO orders received 70, ne
words Fair BY +. X. PEBBLES, No. lei Grand Sc NY,
three doors OF Broadway
600 IRON BEDSTEADS-HALL & Co.'S
sOO manufacture for sale cheap in lots TO suit pur-
ebssers Hotels private families and Cshiorna Shippers
III snd ,hSn an GEO. q. SHEPPARDS.
No. lS7 Wsterst, near u. ). Hotel
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NOR SAl4E-The fve-stcry Store No. 2Si
X Washnxten-s,- near Barclays with Le..s az 90,
Inqure 1t No 80 GietawieA st. corner os MaTay. Of
q. fOWLEp
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro

OF the County New fsrk hereby % 81
hasinS eam ssast LUKE stHRODER late u The s,ss
OF IBo dscsasedo the with vcaehers sssdp
tie Subscriber, Al the fore Of Firth. Pond Co, ~
fraBtAn The Cry Of Sss fok before the sfsa
day Of Angus, Dated s~~ fork ths eaa dy Of Fbrs
lass. n la~eml WILLIAM SCHROEDER. Adnsalssstf
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EOR SALE ChEAP-A Leasehold Proper.
~, with two STORY tront House with rear Hcass asa
Sshe situate No g NiAyAsoasf The lease has about
ssth-sS rear 9th sv.