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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
Obituary.


The students of Rutgers College, N j., held meeting
the 5th inst express their ct being called
pom to the death of their late instructor DR..
evils c. Beck, and passed unanimously the following
in the decease Of Professor Beck we have
ustained loss which words inadequate to express.
him recognized the distinguished scholar amiabe
Instructor and steadfast friend and around his name
ha cluster the most pleasant recoectons of our
college fe and while loved him for his noble charac
and for the urbanity Of his manners his consistent
Christian our grief at bis untmey
removal.
Resolved, That We sincerely sympathize with his be-
family in their bitter griefor the too early de-
parture OF beloved husband father and although
Strong link in the chain Of their affections has been
sred, may they find consolation in knowing that the
stroke dealt by infinite wisdom and soothe their
Row by the fond hope that the broken circle will again DO
united in the land Of everlasting rest.
Resolved That out Of respect to the deceased We win
wear the usual badge Of mourning
RoBKRr JOHNSON Of Kentucky, formerly Second Assist
ant Postmaster General died In Washington on the 9th
inst, aged sixty four years.
JosKPn HAsBRoucK, Jr., died at New Paltz. Ulster
county, N. T. the 7th inst aged seventy two years.
Mr. Hasbrouck the of General Joseph asbrouck
Of the Huguenots left France TO escape the persecu
ton against the Professionals, and went to Germany,
whence he to this country in 1885 en years before
the edict Of Nantz revoked BY Louis XIV and took
MP his residence with little band in Ulster county
MoMcA, q slave Of Mrs. Eliza Lancaster, of Charles
county, Md died on the 30th ut., aged 100 years.
Mrs. TEN EycK of Til city, who had been with In
valid daughter visit to Nassau, N p, and who came
Passengers in the steamship Conway died In Savannah
shortly after being landed from that vessel
me county of Cromarty, died the 18th ult at his
seat InverRordon Castle esshire In his 9th year.
He the only of the late Robert Bruce 4Eueas
Macleod Esq, Of Cadbo N. p, and represented Ola
Lewis. lie fcrmerly sat in Parliament Knight Of the
Sire ioi Sutherland.
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lotai..'...... $40 33S, 332 Vi
The impression that generally prevails in the United
States, with reference 10 the free navigation Of the st.
Lawrence, 10 that it is purely American question
This the trade and navigation returns Of the Province
prove to be an incorrect conclusion, the European
powers ovdeay prepared to avail themselves Of that
measure and have already done so to extent which
may not be supposed, so far permission has been
granted foreign vessels to enter that river aad which
at present allowed to navigate high up AZ Mon
treal.
The number Of entries at Quebec and Montreal from
the United States in 1882, 43o vessels, Of tonnage
Of 49, 48 tons The arrivals from other foreign coun-
tries during that year 1856 vessels Of 1877 TONS
eturn Of the number and tonnage Of European foreign
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Accident at the HObOken Ferry.
FRANKLIN TERRACE, HoBoKRN, May s, 1853

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKRAID.
SIR was witness to terrible accident just nov
(halfpast P. NJ, the Jersey side of the Hoboken
ferry. young woman leaving the boat (the chain
had been let dewn) stepped between II and the landing
whereby she suffered compound fracture of the foot
and lower bones Of the leg presume she will die
medical man to be had and she had to be carried
to the hospital
To two this cruel is attributable
firstly the nggardy lights the landing, barely making
darkness visible and secondly to the absolute
sy that exists prevention in the shape gates
on the boats for in this instance the chain was rather
dvdups rannpp SUCH ri PraV sneak OUT
for day by day the feeling heart is made to suffer by the
shameless cupdity Of the shareholders Of every public
a SUBSCRIBER
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SENTENCES FOR MURDER IN New ORLEANS
The New Orleans Crescent Of the inst, says the follow
ing persons sentenced for the crimes annexed
their names in the First District Court Saturday.
Juan Martinez and John Beard convicted of mansaugh
ter, in killing Mexican ramed Chocolate, in the Third
district, in November 1851 sentenced to twenty
years. imprisonment at hard labor in the penientlary
and to pay fine of 81, 600 each.
Stephen Day, found guilty OF granddaughter for killing
his wife in the Third district sentenced to twenty
years. imprisonment at hard labor in the pententisry
and to pay fine of 81, 600.
Cornelius Boyle. found guilty Of murder in killing
Charles Mcbride at IS New Levee, the 9th of March
last, was brought up for sentence.
The prisoner being asked what he had to say why the
sentence of the law should not be passed upon him.
swered: II not guilty; struck the man with my
fists but used no knife. could have proved my nno
cence if the case had been postponed"
By the Court-H there error In not postponing
your the Supreme Court correct it. think that
the Court did not err and that the jury did not in
finding you guilty shan sentence you to be hung on
such day the governor may appoint.
Prisoner.-I thank you.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMKRCIAL.
MON EY MARK e r

MONDAY, May 9-6P.M
Although the money market continues easy and the
rates of discount downward the majority Of fnancers
dsnclned to invest their surplus funds in regular
fancy any other doubtful stocks that offered Old
operators extremely cautious to what they touch
now adays and the consequence that very little has
been done of late in that line of business. However
there was slight improvement at the first board to day.
Is compared with the morning sales Of Saturday-par
culary in two mining stocks but then the trans
actions were light to scarcely merit attention
Phoenix Mining Company advanced u Cumberland Coal
Y; Canton, u Norris Canal, 4 Hudson River Rail-
road, and Erie Railroad, Y. At the second board
Florence and Keyport went up u Erie Railroad, u ;
and Nicaragua Transit, n Phoenix Mining fell ofilx,
and Hudson River Railroad ". These fluctuations, to-
gether with the small number Of sales, indicate that
capitalists present consider it safe and lucrative
to invest their money elsewhere than at the exchange
board.
The annual election for officers of the Board Of Stock
Brokers held this morning G. r. Marvin, Esq,
reelected President Noses A. Wheeock, Vice President
James w. Blocker Treasurer Bernard Hart Secretary
George W. Brodhead, Assistant do, and A. Shipman,
Roll Keeper.
United States aves, due the LIST Of July, to the
amount of $780, 900, to-day bought by Mr. Simeon
Draper and forwarded to Washington Of his
contract with the Secretary Of the Treasury.
semannua dividend Of four per cent payable on the
10th. has been declared by the Broadway Bank.
The Assistant United States Treasurer at this port
day received Sal o3s % paid I$2ss s4 57-balance
S7,03S, 2o4 49,
The receipts and expenditures Of the United States
from the lat of January to the 3st Of March, 1885, Tex
elusive of trust funds,) we're as folio =
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The Of imports Montreal must have from
the United States and the last year the first in which
there where any exports via Rouses Point owing to the
completion Of the railroad in that direction The balance
ofexports amounting to a. 957 s14 and Of imports
ued at $3 690 103 being chiefly at ports in Upper Ca
nadsincluding large portion Of those At Hamilton and
Toronto-must also have been and from this country
With reference to COAL find that there was imported
into Montreal in 1862 direct from Great Britain the
value Of $232S of that article, and from the United
States $685. the market there being supplied Que
bec where the importation Of that mineral amounted to
541 tons, valued at $50 s92-about dollar and half
per ton it being brought out in vessels for ballast The
importation into Upper Canada IA, 2s1 TONS the est
mated value Of which $64 06-about So IS per ton
The cost of transportation to the upper province pre-
venting the importer in Quebec, at the low rate
stated from competing with the mining companies in the
United States for the supply Of that portion Of the
country.
There number OF curious deductions to be drawn
from these statisca returns. For instance while the
advocates Of the Maine Liquor law in recent debate in
the Canadian Legislature relied good deal the cost
to community arising from the of intoxicating
liquors. they do not to have been aware that 1t is
exceeded by the Of tobacco There was imported into
that province last year brandy GIN rum whiskey cor.
dias and wne Of the estimated value when imported Of
$3l06 while that Of manufactured and unmanufac.
tured tobacco, segars and snuff 1922 1892 With re-
ference to books Also find that while the impor ation Of
books from Great Britain and the United States was Of the
value of $3.50 1922 that Of those from foreign countries
only amounted to $40 1884, and this with population Of
French origin in Canada Of souls out Of 1872 1885,
tina I;pd
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The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens is to deliver eulogy
the life and services of Daniel Webster, at Ataanta
Georgia, on the 26th instant.
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DEAL EsTATE.-wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
III the attention Of real estate buyers 70 the valuable
perty In Brooklyn to be sold at stion by OAKLEY
WRIGHT a WOOD at the Merchants Exchange, New
York Thursday May l2th At II o'clock, h-Twenty two
valuable Eighth ward Brooklyn; lot the
suthry OF Third and Eleventh streets four
lots adjoining and fronting Third avenues eighteen lots
Eleventh street. In Of the above These lots
pleasantly situated in the most desirable portion Of the
Eighth ward and In the immediate vicinity Of rapid i'm
provements The Greenwood limo of omnbuses TO and from
Fulton and South ferries pass these lots each tip about
Island The location unsurpassed being elsyated
habor Staten Island Jersey City New York city and
burhs This will he the best opportunity offered pur
chase for Investments The sale will DO
prptory the lots must be cold TO the highest
without reserve. Terms at sae.
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n G. KEMP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE,

ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNITURE,
IL. pianoforte mirrors, rich china, &c-Ths day. at
10 o'clock at GO East Seventeenth street, between Fourth
and Irving'pace-R. c. Kemp Will sell At auction
contained the four story house GO East
street. Fourth avenue consisting Of one handsome
rosewood panofrte rich tapestry Brussels and other
pets large French plate pier glasses oil paintings handsome
ca velyct carved rosewood marble top centre and
pier tables rich damask and lace window curtains, rich
mante and ornaments extension dining table white
and gold French china dinner service richly decorated
coffee service castors rich Bohemian cut and on
pravcd glass ware, biscuit china figures and ornaments
ronzed fgures handsome rosewood tegre French paror
secretary gas fixtures rosewood bedsteads bureaus and
wahtnd carved mahogany bedsteads bureaus and wash
stands couche and lounges carved mahogany spring seat
chairs Yoltare chairs best South American curlsd horse
hair mattresses beds bedding rush seat cottage chairs
window curtains toilet aud all the usual assortment
OF chamber dining and kitchen furniture which IL
tcularly worthy Of notice.
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VI Peruvian guano also bono dust, super phesphae,e
lime &c. together with general assortment Of agriou8
JOHN MOORE, 1893 Front street.
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DEAL EsTATE.-,wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL TIN
IL attention real estate buyers tho valuable property
to be sold at auction BY JAMES NJ MILLER CO. the
Merchants Exchange Tuesday May 10. at IL o'clock
Eighth and Ninth .ysnues and fronting broadway
Nv reference city maps II will be the whole
front on Fifty seventh street Is directly Bloomingdals
square which be thrown opcn. The property 10
and commanding ground oysrlooLi.s the city and
street corner Of varick Also 1893 Greenwich street
large portion Of the purchase remain bond and
msrgage particulars and maps inquire At the Ausos
room. 81 Maiden lane
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
sESEB pIFTH PAGE. IA
SALES AT AUUrxOn.

SALES AT AOOIlOns
A c.,TuTTLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE;
q ns.S at No wass rss al
hosrd and s.IIe extension table side
bureaus SsSssds beds and Bedding ~ss.saa se e.
furniture
A UCT!oN. NoTIcE-ExTENsIyE SALE OF vALUA-
%sdnssday Al 10 O'clock large rooms No
fhouseEeeping furniture Housekeeping articles Also
the balance OF stock Of groceries suitable families
THos. BELL, Auetionesr.
UcTIoN NoTIcE..w; b JONES' .AUcTIoNEER.-
"A BY E B. Henry.-Restaurant, furniture and fixtures
restaurant III Srssds.y I .rsss
glass srockery cooking choice liquors and
,egars marble top tables damssk curtains looking glasses
lamps, &c, 1c. ff''
A c;TgTTLE, AUcTIoNEER HORSES, CARRIAGES,
h .sg double and single harness;
Of Pitt BrOome streets the entire stock
carriages light wagons double and single harness &C. The
whole to be sold without reserve for cash. Catalogues
g aas is'.
s.s md hair
ingram carpets large small mirrer
painting engrsyngs two pianofortes four music stools
washstands, girandoieS Kitchen furniture, &c. ''
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
ID en- Wednesday Nay H. ats, o'clock A. in the base
q
at S
rss and Venetian sa
This ale Is worthy the Of purchasers many Of
~r 81
logues ready on Tuesday at o'clock p. M.
RY,J. HEGEMANs AUCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY, TUES
oo ds Nay aEnur S fa'iSm
so wardrobe bookcase looking glasses carpets &C. ALSO
two valuable horses spring carts and harness. &c. &C.
by NJ. DISQUALIFICATION NoTIcE.-FURNI.
ure s Day az SslOs r. NJ I s Eghsh
consisting of sofas sofa and bedstead bureaus
sss p sas and ingram s s
Of and
whom It may concern sold TO pay advances lot of light
RRANDY, sEGARs, WINE &C, AT AUCTION.-THIs
- day. at lo o'clock at 81 Dey street. Of
dates pickles. preserves tobacco in tin foil smofns tobsc
Sc an Of il. Plug sns
~ = N''I'' WELIiSGroN A. CARTER, Auotion.er
by HgMBERT KENNY, AUCTIoNEERs.-HoUsE.
ber and kitchen furnture carpets ocloth mating sofas
marble top plain weshstands bedstesds
% in srs s 81 Light Hs
tho rich gilt gas and brackets through
&C., with which the sale will commence.
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II N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, NO. 10 NORTH WILLIAM
IL. street. l0 O'Clock and second hand furniture
vizmarbe top dressing and plain bureaus, marble top
centre and pier tables mahogany chairs looking glasses
bedsteads feather beds and carpets
v In good order.
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" Thursday at the premises the tire stock
contained in the grocery store SOL East Twelfth street near
hams lard butter with tho usual assortment found in
grocery store together with kegs counter
&C., also grocery wagon and harness:
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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NHILDS SMITH, IMPORTERS WHOLEsALB AND
~ retail dealers In rich French and American paper hang
ings and upholstery goods window sorncss muslin
curtains window shades de- Papers hung BY perensea
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n L. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE,
u and worthy the attention Of housekespers
Wednesday, NJ 10Y A. M at No. d Beekman street,
the entire contents Of store and house embracing
furniture great
covered In plush and brocatel sofas bureaus chairs,
French bcdsteas CENTRE card work. and dining tables
hair mattresses pier glasses fancy clocks ornaments &C.
Catalogues on morning sale Goods packed and shipped
ecriptiong,
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GUIDO NANCINrs TAsHIoNABLE HAIR DRRss-
VI ing and having saloon IL removed to 63 Broadway
fBsssksr street. stairs whore gentlemen w ind
every article Of the best quality for their toilet
The hair and whsksrs be made black BY
ul where every person can obtain shs sspalo-
thessands whe have ussd IL II acts the sk Of the
head ssing moisture and softness tho coler gvoe
mtg returning thanks 70 his patrons and so
st continuance Of their custom sAd that Of ths publ
gepoYAuy
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vessels which entered inwards At those ports shows
that of these belonged to Bremen two TO Mecklen
burg. to Norway thirty to Prussia one to
Hamburg six to Portugal three to swedsn-naking in
all loS vessels Of aggregate tonnage Of S. o65 tons
while the number Of vessels which entered belonging to
the United Stated only seventy es the tonna
OF which was 49, 1854 TONS The arrivals from Great Bri
tain were s52 The entries outwards by sea were for
Great Britain 1859 vessels British colonies $40; United
States 81 and Other foreign countries 37-mAkng total
of 1857; and 430 vessels entered from the United
States most Of them must have obtained freghts from
Great Britain.
There were built last year in Upper Canada four
steamers and Eve in Lower Canada and at Quebec forty
eight sailing vesselsone in Montreal and eleven in Up
per Canadaof aggregate registered tonnage of Att
tons. The value of these vessels estimating it at $40
per ton, would be 81, 499, $50.
The exports from Canada in 1852 amounted to
.s74 and the imports to $40 1856 1872 or these
there were
Exports Imports.
Hamilton, Canada West. $490,oos 81 36l 1904
Toronto, do .,,... 536,244 2657,48
Montreal Canada East .........207304S s,9S5,SS2
Do. via Rouse's Point. ....... o640S0
QueDec. %, 4,Uo0 Z,o9l Zly
oof;po hsy hoau
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RY HUMBERT KENNY ACCOMMODATIONS.
~ hold Furniture morrow "Wednesday msrning 10
O'Clock at No As Myrtle avenue Brooklyn Paror
lounges chairs rockers marble centre and side
mattresses &c &c Alsoone suit Of light blue eAamelled
chsmber furniture In marble complete ten pieces Also
tho rich gilt gas chandeliers
out the house ALSO small quantity Of kitchen furniture
&C., with which the sale will commence.
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EHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD WARERo0MsL SPRING
&Sto So The healthy spring mattresses nj half the usual
price made in the best Old beds altered neaS
sminaris furnished No. 663 Broadway above Spring 81
NAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID AND ROsIN OIL,
Ietailed At 62 cents per gallon Hail. solar aud and
goblets umblers Rockingham spttsons 10 cheaper
store In the city PHILIP REILLY 22 Canal street.
no YOU WANT WHISKERSY-I ONLY ASK BE-
- my onguent will force the whiskers
to strong and luxuriant in six weeks without staining
thousands have used It, One dollar bottle
any part Of the country R. G. GRAHAM, 80 Ann street,
and all druggists
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Eating the trade marks Of James Smith Sons nsedl1
for wheh ths exclusive agent In the United State.
Having obtained injunction IN the Circuit CouS Of ~
United States for the district Of Maryland against seYtA
found selling needles purpotins y bA
TOM successor 70 Jas Walton Me- Market sAssst PM
laAalphia.
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VUANTED-A SECONDHAND HIGH PRESSURE
w steam engine seven inch bore twenty inch stroke Ia
good order Address steam Grard House rtasing price,
and where TO be Sec.
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NATURALIZATION NOTICE.. &. VAN ANT.
II WERP SON will sell this day ut 1869 Pearl street. 200
we'll assorted hardware and cutlery
which the attention Of the trade IL directed
row ready Terms. four months,
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- Wednesday, May H. at y o'clock at 81 Dey street,
Of Greenwich, lot OF and hand
with and without tops four and six rocRaways by
Lswrence doctors phaetons do Also, for the benefit
whom may sold TO pay advances lot of light
buggy wagons and rockaways shifting do harness.
whip, Sc. WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctoneer.
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covered IL plush brocateiie bureaus chairs
hair pier glasses; fancy clocks
scriptions f''''
GROCERY STOCK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81
First consisting teas sugar coffee soap candles
aey f Il
&C. also grocery TaEfn scd osFns's CARTER Aue
vi1-marSie TOP dressing and plain bureaus marble top
French Sedstead feather beds and mattresses carpets OIL
1s As Two ssaa'sss psssa. EsssysE
HousEHohD1, ryEN1 IT,. Pianos KrEEo 3 cAs
ocoeH at auction 81 Bsssmsn street and 9
n
1
and bookcases marbsop centre card dining and extern
lss 'ii's' asesS:
medium size Also both
May H. io O'Clock 81 the sales room, No wall street
for conyspienSs Of sale Part q the above
Hiso small invoice new to BE- sold without reserve to
uENRY Il. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II. LEEDS
O'Clock in the gallery OF sales No Wall street.
collection Of oil paintings the property Of private
gentleman leaving for Europe works by Aurllo
Carlo hsratti DSmsnichin. Angelina Kaufman. BSr
Moleyn, Hugtenburgh, and others ALSO among modern
artists Sidney Cooper Nasmyth. Barker Van Wilies W
Slayer Robe Of Brussels: G. Horand Allen, Wilcox, H.
Among the of this collection cattle piece
p Nasmyth Head Of King David BY Muro; portrait Of
Angelina Kaufman by herself and three battle pieces by H.
ever offered to the public eountry We beg assure
the public that picture will be sold positively without
reserve.
NATURALIZATION NOTICE.. &. VAN ANT.
III WERP SON will sell this day ut l69 Pearl street. go
lots well assorted hardware and cutlery to
which the attention of the trade 10 directed Catalogues
ready Terms, four months.
TAMEs n MILLER AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
81 Thursday May at II O'Clock NJ ~ the Merchants Bx
changes New York the following property situated At New
Brook roads within mile Of the New Haven RaN
road depot large house. with four and suarse
cottage house. with half OF ands
and 100 build lots each about quarter Of acre
Maps BE- The premises and At the once Of the
r MoRIARTY, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
second hand furniture removed for convenience
of SALE Also large assortment OF furniture from
Also, wire looms slightly damaged. Also,
feather number Of Ingram and Brus
sells, crockery glass ware, &C., &C.
A. MILLS, AUCTIONEER-BY JOSEPH COMLY.-
Joseph Comfy having removed to 80 Greenwich street.
prepared attend to out sales
held auction Tuesday Thursday and sa
turday without regard to weather This tuesday
ing at eleven o'clock will be sold large assortment OF
and drugs For particularly see Courier and En-
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A. MILLS, AUCTIoNEER-BY JOSEPH COMLY.-
~. Joseph Comfy having removed to 90 Greenwich street
descrption Regular sales Of groceries and drugs will
at the auction Tuesday Thursday and Sa
turday without regard to weather This tuesday,
ing eleven o'clock will be sold large assortment OF
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TT AsTEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
hold furniture, pianofortes and mirrors At suction
Thursday April H. at 10 o'clock at 81 Murray street. all
the furniture contained in the large double house consist
French cottage and other bsdssad dressing bureaus win
dow curtains and ornaments carpets ociohs enclosed
wahstands marble and side tables beds
and bedding wardrobes grandoss clocks; dinner
and tea together with kitchen
the morning Of sale No postponement any account
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brandy, SEGARS WINE, &C., AT AUCTION.-THIS
- day. at l0h o'clock at 81 Dey street. Of
wch an assortment Of rasins figs
60 in barrels thirty sach plug tobacco best Virginia
egars of the celebrated brands; brandy wine GIN rum
&C., by demijohn or pipe