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A Negro-Man,

named Sam, aged about SO years.
Thrty-nine head of -
Wild Horned Cattle, ~
IS head of Gentle horned Cattle,
2 pairs of Work Oxen, 10 head
of Mares, IL Horses, 40 heads
of Hogs, IS heads of Sheep, one
lot of Blacksmith's Tools, one wa
gon and harness, one clock, one
armoir, one cupboard, one table,
one pirogue, one log-house, four
yokes, one harrow, one branding
mark.
Conditions:-$150 on the price Of pur-
chase of the negro-man payable cash, and the
balance Of the property payable ct one, two
and three years credit, beginning on the day
Of sale. Purchasers furnishing good and suf
fcient security in solido; and che negro-mar
remaining specially hypothecated until full
and entire payment of the purchase money.
r. BENGUEREL, Aucesoneey.
Opelousas, 18th February 1853.
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OPELOUSAS ACADEMY,
Rev. Thos. RAND Jr., q. III. Principal.


Rev. Thos. RAND Jr., 4. III. Principal.
MIR. RAND would inform his patrons and
NI the public that he will reopen his
School on Tuesday the 4th Of January. to con.
tinue it without intermission, till the 1st of
July. ... -. n,
He is prepared, with supply Of teachers,
to give instruction in the English, French,
Spanish, German, Latin and Greek languages;
also in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Any person wishing for further information
concerning the School, is invited to call at the
School Rooms where he may see, and examine
for himself tho plan of instruction, and the
proficiency Of the pupils.
Circulars containing full statement Of the
course Of studies, and Of prices, may be had at
the Office of the Opelousas Courier, at the
Academy, and at the store Of Messrs. 7. G.
Anderson & Co., Washington.
Opelousas, 25th December 1852.
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TO THE TAX PAYERS
off the Parish of at. Landry

DY virtue Of the powers in nae vested by
I'D law, as Collector of the Parish Tax of
the Parish of st. Landry, for the year 1852, will
proceed to the collection of the said tax in confor-
nifty with the law and will attend at the following
places on the days below fixed, between 10 o'clock
in the morning and in the afternoon for the pur-
pose of receiving the above tax from the tax pay
ers of each Police Jury Ward, to wit:
At the Court House, in Opelousas, in the first
Ward, on the 22d of April next. ....... .....,.
At Washington, I'd Ward, at Fraucis Trainer, on
the 10th OF April next. .-.t. r..s..-. r.
At Gros Chevreuil, Sd Ward, at Michel Emones,
on the god of March next.
At Grand Coteau, 4th Ward. at Edmond EstilleE-
te. en- the 23d Of March next.
At Bellevue, 5th Ward, at the Lower School
House, on the 18th April next. a.a5-
At Plaquemine Brulee, 9th Ward, at Carrcl &
Keough, on the 26th March next. Ida
At Queue Tortue, 9Th Ward, at Eugene Vallette,
on the 27th March next.
AT Upper Plaquenine, 7th Ward, at Joseph E.
Daigle, on the 25th March next
At Pointe aux Loups, 7th Ward, at Alexandra
Daigle pere on the 29th March next.
At Mallet Woods, 9Th Ward, at Ulysse Gaberel,
on the 3Othof Marchnext.
AtFaquetaique, sth Ward, at John McGee, on
the 3ist March next. - a.
AtVille Platte, 9th Ward,as William Reed, on
the 5th Of April next.
At Chataignier, 9th Ward, at Alexandra Rougeot
on the lst of April next. B5ts#
At Bayou Chicot, 10th Ward. at the store Of Jas
Akenhead, on the 7th of April next. - -zs-.,
AtOld Grand Prairie, 18th Ward, at Philippe
Stage, on the 10th April next. -. a..
AtBayou BeuE 18th Ward, at Thomas McRory
on the sth Of April next. I'LL
At Mountville, 10Th Ward, at William Irwin, OF
the 9th April next. - -.ss.4s.--..-~..
on the 21st of April next. ssass. sst --sze gs
On Bayou Waxia, 14th Ward, at James NJ. Moore
on the 18th Of April next. .
On Bayou Rouge, 18th Ward, at Thomas Staple.
ton, on the 14th of April next "a
At Prairie Mamouth, 10th Ward, at Joseph Lam
dreneau, on the 9Th Of April next ....5-s
At Prairie Plaisance, 18th Ward, at Francois Du.
pre fills, on the 1th of April next.
On Memento River, 18th Ward, at Jack Wright
on the 2sth March next. a...4zz.e.
AT Coulee Croche, 10th Ward, at Symphorier
Meche, on the gath March next. 5..
Hz-f keep my Office with that of Robt. Bengue.
rel, in Opelousas, where those who may think pro
per pay their taxes to Mr. Benguerel, can do so
he being fully authorized TO receive and give re.
ceipts in my name $3.50
yILLENEUyE J0UBERT,
- Collector Of Parish TaSss.
Opelousas, 10th February 1853
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T. M. WATKINS, SADDLER,

4 NNOUNCE respectfully to the citizens
n ofSt Landry, that he has just reopen
ed, corner of Main and Carriere streets, new
and elegant SADDLERY SHOP, where he will
keep constantly on hand every article con-
cerning his trade In point of workmanship
he defes competition. All orders promptly
attended to.
His prices will be moderate, for cash or to
punctual dealers on short credit.
Washington, La., July 10th l852-1y.
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TRB COURIER,
uffisial Journal Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
puBL1sHED ON SATURDAY BY ...
JOEL n. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER.
1.s
CONDITIONS:

GONDlI1ON5s .
sabscnptien, for one year, payable in advance
lars. No subscription will be received for period
less thanrone year. A subscriber wishing to dis; dis
continue, must give 'crs" notice to that effect and
HIpertisiae:-For one square not exceeding the
snace of Ten lines, one dollar for the first Insertion
and fty cents for each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly. eo,,,
o,d erg;sb nntii ordered out or until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the pubi-
liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
uat ali the arrearages paid unless at the option
No eleetien tickets or other jobs printed without
the money, the person ordering them 70 De prih'-
ed is responsible person. :, .
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be required
Of the announcement of candidates tor ONCE
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.
Take Notice.
Cali to see N1yer g. Alexamders.
WASHINGTON.
Wholesale & Retail Establishment for
.z. BARGAINS.

M. 4 A., are now receiving, fkfth
by every Boat from the Northern qMy
markets, heavy supply of every description
of Merchandise, embracing Dry Goods, fine
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Ladies 1Sne Dresses.
ALsO-A large supply Of jewelry Of the
latest fashion, embracing Diamonds, fine
Gold and Sslver Watches, from the best
makers in England. Ladies and Gents fine
Gold Chains Gold Spectacles, DC.
~We kindly invite The Ladies and Gen.
tlemen to give us call.
We offer at Wholesale or Retail, at very
small advance
Washington Na,) October 18th 1852.
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Notice, to the Public.

THE undersigned, merchants in Washing
! ton, wishing to close their business, in
that town. and dissolve the partnership, an.
nounce to the public in general that they will
sell of their large stock Of Goods at cost, but
only for cash.
Persons indebted to them are requested to
come and settle in the shortest delay.
GOLDMAN & KAUFMAN.
Washington, 11th Dec. 1852.-1y.
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" Cypress Swamp, situated in said parish Of
St. Landry, and lying on Bayou Courta-
oleau, measuring twenty arpents front on said
Bayou, by forty arpents in depth. bounded
North BY said Bayou Courtableau, South: BY
Public Lands. East by lands Of ULCER Roy,
Ind West by lands Of Jonathan Harris, TO-
,ether with the undivided half of tho Build
ngs and improvements thereon, compisinga
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WATCHEs AND JEwILRY.1THE sUBsCRIBEs is
ey and silver -are A. retail much less than the usual
prices Jnrgensea watches Jules Jugensen
received arrival with certificates with
watch warranted perfect time keepers $3.50 $50
Cooper watches Duplex and levers in hunting
per time keepor SIS sg76 second
and quarter second watches for timing
silver cntcs, S26 to $3.50 gold
pocket cbronometcrs which with out variation $125
70 $40 Eight day which eight days
$40 70 $50 Enamel watches for ladies; in hunting
eas,r S25 to SEQ Diamcnd watches for ladies' in
gle cases, 500 to $500 magic watches, Itch change into
three different Watches 500 to S75 which up
and turn the hands without key SIS to0; golf
pine watches four boles jewelled f5 fine gold
levers $50 cole enamelled watches for the $685. gold
Eps!sh pstant yers $685. gold English patent levers hunt.
ing cais $s sv patent levers low $780, silver de-
taohed levers as low as F ond rings
pine hraceets hng rings and crosses for ss at much
than the usual prices Jewery All kinds of COLA oAsin
pure gold Wedding rias gold Keys and seals gold and
pins lockets ear rigs gold and spsctle gold
picks charms. obateane chains 10 Silver ware-steI ling
silver spoons, cups FORKS pie knives napkin rings
knives wedding cake knives &c watches jewelry OK
changed watches warranted time; or the
ey returned RepsrsAi kinds of hes aad CLOCKS
cleaned and repaired in tho be at much than
the usual prices Gao. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and gawelry, wholesale and retail ii WALL street
noor ar Broadway.
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IL COTTON AuCTIoNEER-LARass SALE OF can.

n COTTON AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF CABI-
net furniture, pes, olcloths twonty srgs Preach
plate mirrors, 30, @c-F Cotton will cell this Gay Tues
deJ) at los O'clock nj the auction roems so sekman
street and 80 Ann street. by virtue Of assgnm
and complete assortment Of new rosewood and All gany
cabinet furniture, comprising In part several Of
ro wood FUR iture gold and crimson brccstel sofas
bedsesds wasbssr ds bookcases divan. marbl top cen
trc card sofa and aide tables mahogany maple
about large rrcr:h plate saem
carpetpg and large quantity Of oloth Ako several
Of curl maple and black walnut CHAIRS oHics do 10
Asc quito Invoice Of silver plated ware bronze d. rio
casters and cake baskets 40 Also aquAnty Of furniture
but little ussA from family IN Brooklyn, Also two
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II :. HOUCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
LIZ Of elegant household furniture &c-D. 8. HOUGH
will sell from the parors Of the house No. lS West Twenty
hfat street. near Eighth avenue to wednesday
SOth nstsn At two rosewood suites in French bro
cade, one rosewood olian pianofore oibert fully
ranted Paris secretary in rood richly made and very
unque large size God etegcro with plate glass;
one very large French plate pier glass; highly
Two sets wine curta crimson and green French broea
liam marble top rosewood and other centre tables nad
pearl Pari mosaic and other tables; tapestry els
parior and velvet stair pets. Also, number VI mcro
tofous oil paintings by knswn modern artists together with
varied collection OF mante trnaments and articles Of
pitchers vases urns de- The chamber furniture consists Of
rose wood and mahogany French bedesds Wristbands
modes corner stands toilet SETS hair mattresses pillows
bostsr blankets shades curtains Brussels
carpet Ingram do The basement consists extension
positive
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o'Briens ITS 80
Total. 4,O7o 465 lo,45s
CoM sparingly offered, at prices above the views
EFKneHTs-Thsrs more Offering for Europe, though
without change Of moment In rates TO Liverpool tae
Sp M s soo ss aour
at ana 500 bbls rosn, private terms ~ other
about bushels s corn and ana so S.ss S0
sbis aour, At 3d. Cd and 500 bills rosn, At A. 3D. To
London 600 bbls. -four we're taken At A. o.. 1000
and 1000 do covsrssed in ships bags: at Ied. To
H.vrs ooo bbls -four we're engaged At $50 97c, and
.~sd 10 load at Jacksonville Florida for Freeport Maj.
At sl2 vessel taken for Havrs, at fraction
as Is" ''' 0'' ana wv ''' n0'' were '1'n
FRun-Only 900 boxes vet dried and dry bunch raj.
sins found purchasers at So 70, 81 rs, and So 20
HAY-RiveY continued in request for shipment at 65c
7oe but was less needed by the local trade At soc
HAY-some transactions occurred in Scotch pig at S37
20, Fix me nths per ton.
LEATHER The demand is moderate, prices firm . ge
ssrsl thing. Some holders, however, are disposed to
Get the views OF buyers at action under the highest
rates asked. The late accounts from England show
cline in several d. scptions Of leather, and favorable
hide market compared with the American markets;
and is understoed that shipments Of the latter to
this market have already commenced The late London
hf and leather circulars, report sales of dry La Plata
hides at 6sd to 3d., equal to- 100. and lsc here.
Bus Ayres hides have made at 2c per h. and
go now asked We may, therefore, look for large
OF hides 81 tneao ngur0s
A confirmation Of this view, note sale for account
OF heavy importer 1T the East made in this MARKET of
5000 Buenos Ayres hides, 221a lbs months ut zoe,
the hides to arrive in the of next month The i'm
porter Ia looked upon being sagacious and well posted
In the markets abroad and at home. We quote middle
ard light weights hemlock SOLE 2lc six months Some
Ill sale5 have been made at zee The stock hand,
ansod is considered quite ght with modei ate receipts
Oah tanned sole is scarce and sells at fullest market rates.
ray Csc for best quality dry and slaughter extra tan.
nages 3ec
LINE Rocklsnd was In demand, at 81 for common,
and 81 25 for lamp, per bbl
About loo bbls New Orleans changed hands,
at f4e. per gallon
NAVAL SroRE-Nothing of Importance done in this
Inc to- cay
NASHVILLE and sperm unaltered sales have
been made oil 200 baskets olive, art at 81 IL IS
core to size; and $500 gallons linieed at &C. e7c.
Per gallon.
PRovIsoSs-Pork was very dull there were only 800
bbs Western ben at $13 rs $4 for mess and Sll for
prime, per Dbl About 200 bbls lard disposed OF
AtsAc 1oLc. per h. Beef aoti, 9; there
sold 500 bbls and prime at previous quota
tons; and 500 tierces Chicsgo prime beef, ar
rive at 500 $25 Butter and cheese unchar ged
SUGARS have been made OF $50 hhds Cuba at
lAc. &C., and 600 boxes brown and yellow Havana
6xs.a6 Ic per 10.
fAMow-A parcel of I, 900 lbs. was sold on private
terms.
Whisky The days transactions included 500 bbls
Western and prison at Csc. 2Shc $50 bbs Jersey at
z7c 27kc., cash, and 100 hhds drudge at ESQ.,, Time
DO, per gahen.
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BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY.-N,l7 s,Ooo SEv1N
% a. &. .
% h IT sy an s I q 1sa
not exceeding 81 47s co. of the Panams Rail
q" 's s d.: sss 1ss
xa psyp Per Pr ss ss Fl
New York are the s Gny r. IS.as
recently n.de fun unis alton a. s,oolholdsr
the Diree.,I: 4 deemed 70 enter into I.ft
he he I
naen they s
s % brief the a Ss
Ba,sssess di.tsns Of wsnty three miles was opened
win be opened before the arst Of January
creased The remaining portion the read ron Che 0Spe
and Unforeseen obstacles prevent as early Is August
ssesn miles that bonds 70 Be- are offered
:ad NJ bs osSs j. & that they H s = g
OF the
is e. g per sss ss ne
awarded to them on the ssh day Of ana
and May rssreotiyey and the balance the 9th day
an. h Tho sl
time previous the date hSsd 70. the last synsnt
ssi.u,, q .ss
and I'M
sns n
other carriage road maoadamsed or Of plank Of any
81
any psrs or the Of hs
The neutrality Of the Of Panspa 10 ~
ment Of New Granada amy duties property any
DAVID HoA DLEY, President
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SPORTING, 10.


nor skLE--A DoUBLE-BARRELED GUN ELIIs,)
IL best LONDON AXE cost ten pounds Will be sold cheap
Apply 70 ~ kocahery. NO sowery in sbe shoe store.
EN0R SALE--A VERY VALUABLE POINTER SLIT
two old, imported from Europe and roughly
broke The for selling her, going Euro &C.
Al be sold low f~ essh. Apply to SCHENDLER, No.
10 Maiden lane, up stsjfs
pRIzE KING CHARLES and BLGNHEIM sPANIELs.
Italian eroyhonnds scoth ard English rsttors pointers
ctseys watch dogs, &c. All does warranted Chit gons
ana Shanghai fowls Of The largest Imported stset ct M We
eSlFeet corner Fulton. I'd stairs, ~
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DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &C-WILLlAM IRVING 4
~ CO, Auct,oneer, will sell 1t auction, Tuesday No
vember29 At iok O'Clock, ut the sales room, No. Pine
street. superb diamond olustr and single
rings, ditto breapns sm nd scarf pins superb
rings, rings treastPns, brooches bracelets necklaces
taras TO- Of ivory variety Of settg in diamonds
spals ssrrst pearl tpsquoses 40 all 80. in
necklace. Wat hesladies and gentlemen's fns gold
snameled watched detached levers hunting do patent
evere lepine, aud other watches by the English
Ineh makers chains and other articles Every article Of
Every article IL warranted just In
They can be txamned with catalogue Monday
u, at our store, No. SPINE street.
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QEPLATING. old WARE REPLATED ROYAL TO
~ nsw ~ the lowest prices s:sPoons forks
Britannia 40 Send articles tho n tory 22 Couiry
street. Grand ofnoe No is John street M ssars
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CwIss CORN PLASTER "A CELEBRATED AND SURE
~ cure. Il. DUPUY, 609 Broadway.

WI9s TOUPEhS, AND HAIR DYEiN0 MED HURST
~ HEARD, n Maiden slane, have Just been awarded
silver medal for the hest wigs exhibited
Aoes BACK and front brads cur bands and variety Of
crnam hair work always on bard, warranted TO
rint OK change color.
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bic nyention-Rsad this Testimonial. in favor Of
Nom 6s srss s nns place in the
to witness The Practical Of
ri sn s. s
saogune After witnessing the
a % 4
some Of flour srourd while present which in quality
truly vslu.se Invention when ready for occupies
sblo ofgindins and boiling tn bn.hsi:
per hour comp ete dispenfes with all picatsd
tie S"tpss pro- ss By tbs simple Invention
$4,000 worth Of nery Is ay,do which the
d.psnssby required srs IN ado on 70 ii, ,na%y
iass a
the power ire and snsng from hs old
te staItsd in compass feet mill ns nufactur
Ing extr. -four supean. miaalinss Ihipsuf and bran
sna make
s IL ss.Sy and singled & &
ass to any m SSa horse up to any osss
being Sass PER-
;o v9. By the RgSt on Of the M can put y
the to msrs as an assistant mill and
bolt by which means they Will be enabled to make much
compuny and one which we doubt not will not eniy be
Il. sSsssgs tn. United but so
recommed Z the same.
Rober, Turner head miiler Hirs mills.
Z p p: shslm ,ls proprietor, Boston.
G. Woolpough, head mill er, whitney's mills.
T. Stutterd hrst miller At Boston.
KnsIsy is fs % m'1 Il :. a. MILLS mills Mills
&C. Winam, proprietor, Etns mills.
J. G. Stone, proprietor irving mills.
A. Buyybeanhs Groprietor, Crescent mills.
is this invention for the Eastern states Viz
can now see the agent and mill In full A.
New York. " INV 'S''e''
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RYE; 4; LEEDS, AUcTIoNEEa-,TUEsDAYA AND

DY h. II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-TUESDAY AND
ID Wednesday Nov 70 and 3d. st 10Y O'clock At the sales
No all street, Sig g. b. Pane oldns great sale Of
marble aiabaster statuary consisting in pact the
Three Graoes Of eanova Dancing Girls of do and Hebe
at also Bacchus and Ariadne pairs Of
lions pedestal Aabs and marble soupture-largs
agate Etrsoau vases square pede relieves
do do Hebc Greoan Doric oolumns Bards
lilo with griffin handles Egyptian octagon obong
csntha Bard lilo fine leaf toriats the Doro coumn
dark sienna Pomp pitchers; raora with relieves Of
Roman for lights, Greoian mural tripods pat
caluthes for mants etc. Also Parian goods
importation of Parian marble figures single figures
busts Of exquisite finch entire inv ioe Of
easors waters canalestcks tea and water tea and
coffee fruit stands TO- The above superb
Just landed from the ship Rio Grande from Leghorn and
will be sold without Part Of the collection will be
exhibition the day before the SALE whom lies gentle
men respectfully invited to examine them Purchasers
wishing Gent the city, have them packed at
sm expense and in proper nannr by Sig Pandolfni
himself
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n W. HOLMES. AUcrIoNEER-sALE OF ELE-

n W. HOLMES AUcTIoNEER.-sALE OF ELE-
VI furniture, carpets, oil paintings pianoorte &C.
at auoton.-C ". Holmes will this day, Tuesday, as
l0 O'clock all the furniture TO- in the four story brown
stone houe the Of Forty street end Broad
uprising elegant carved rosewood suite in satin
cae maho any suite in plush richly carved rosewood
etegers tapestry and three ply oarpetS fine oil paintings
centre and side tables marble bureaus and washsnd
rosewood psnooe with highly finished and superior
tone mahogany and walnut cottage and French bedsed
best cured nar mattresses quilts BLANKETS mahogany
sprIg seat chairs and rockers elegant Chinese rich
China tea forty four pieces silver plated ivory
cutlery extension dining table, crockery and asswar
basement and kitchen furniture &s the whole sold
without the a vi to leave immediately
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CPEClAL NO1lCE-kxPRES5 PACKAGES PER ARA.
Biz ldwa-as, Sanford Co. give notice that In eopsc-
Of the steamship Arabia leaving O'Clock ~ on
eday next the o no express packages DO
Broadway -
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AGENCY.

A USTkAL1A-A0NEw 4 CO., CoMuISSION unp
"a chsn9 and Importers, Melbourne, P6rt PHILIP Ave-
Philads3pha BlarnS Mckee Bsitners; hsrsSsn WHIT;
cS, nv yissrs; FISHER Answ cslunbAA, q O.; }eAn
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sSIGNEEE'S SALE.-THE ASSIGNEE OF J. a.
"A GRAHAM CO. will, the lss day Of December next.
sell a. public suction All Of the and assets Of hs
O'Clock A. Of that day IS sold street, and the stock
and eYoh ndise Of the hm will be sold 30 Fulton street,
At ii O'Clock A. n of the same day.
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A UCTION NoTICE-A. N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTION
"a Ger, No % Bowery will sell Thursday, Deoom Der
10 o'clock by order Of Howell large and val
liable ready made clothing and piece goods
oyeroats cashmere atinet and cloth pants OF various
tseeds cassimeres saz and broadooth lining pacas
flannel rts drawers &c. The above sale well worthy
the attention Of the TRACE.
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RARE BARGAIN.-A sPLhEDID ROSEWOOD
"A octave $50 panofoete, is offered for $780, including
stool and covers excellent perfect all respects bean
used months fully warranted BY cit
makers The owner going to Europe 1t be seen o.
Wednesday morning. Address Panofcrte, Herald once
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UCTlON NOTICF.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
"A BY w. Ingraham.-This day, at T1a O'Clock, st the
furniture from giving up housekeeping: also the
tortment Of articles in the line pictures looking glasses
mantle Ornamental 10 pairs splendid Whitney blankets
cooking stoves wardrobes marble ornaments cutlery 20
boxes segars, 30. Splendid sale on Wednesday.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-SAMyEL OSGoOD WILL SELL
"A on tdnesday, November 80, at 101 o'clock, at the
sales street. Fulton large assortment
new and second hand ure consisting in part of
cary cd sewood mshogany walnut parlor suss
covered in French satin brocaells plu and hair cloth;
Sofas tete tes oouobes rockins paror chairs
pier so centre and ext nson tables
library and secretary French Gothic and scroll
washstands good and mahogany vardrobes
removed for convenience of sae also,
invoce Of French plate pier and oval mirrors and toilet
oil paintings silver plated
40 BE- Tie whole to be sold without reserve pay I'D