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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

,,,.s1 n TAI. sry ,s hHd of De ApprAec value
,sy Tie shp sot 81 al INJURED, srd vSpse
aoea We fns ve,ters the Rods yhh nss had
,,l,. ort az De .hp Of al salvage clam sbp ard ara
nv ofr and sood nave been sold ftaeon aud
IN p,otahiy at .h, ssrors $50 COO
sThe w,bsh Ylasders fran Bostos r hst1r1asi i0
ses; materials noetly eved
ne chr Caps Campbell tof Hsup5eu, Ne from J@r-re
for York coffee and osvond put the I'd
distress. re1tt,d tops schooSer the spsrs
bens II coffee have been far reporee
Isnssed The cargo p only b dschgsed part he 80
to-ed By vses and Nobdsy eKp>ci 70 se
tie o - fven them for Their serves -.
"The .hp Osborne of Vowel from iTef
pool for Tew 0resn with Of los cses eroieO sno
raiosdron and 30 got 1870
the g T. point Of the Grand Bahama and soon 1T
and became total oss TbepassenseYs and MOI
saved and Il BENG lsncedto day he
of them orvard By the PoR star. shch fesi ~
veufed rom eoins BY contrary vIDd% .
baTk Yunuri. fof Boston Rey from bofeautip
esns With Of Of vine brandy arc so
n a Cberotee souno Ahsco
30 MINUTES srkne About hall Of tne CARO- n1 s'ea
Captain hnts and mostly pretty good orss' ihr cargo
beirf landed 10 day g., 1870 r. n.
beans On he an veb Of 300 bales cotton M - Pc
sr,hurs reported be badly zhoe al The mouth Of fa Pass
below New -Oreans
svr,, Drrtp rem glasgow and South Carolina from Liverpool
wbh arrive Noble he 24h MI each os, anchor ADD cham
.biIe AZ anchor oh the Issscs gale on the l4th
n. before reported partially burnt ai Pas FOure
va. Orleans the }4b a Tor The paTpose Of
CIR Par late Of barb Eur.s Of San FrsDcco lost took
passsse nds barb Mad Of Orleans wheh arrived a.
Mani. IL He had been siek, but was recovering
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Disasters, &c,

Mssxs ys,uLs Schr PsosAzs Of Provnceo-a, saaeS nom
Bos,on Dee L. s CaPe hsyuea IaHes sPAks sfrd . years
ouney SCI RNAsrd nnes eck James ksdder, Of Charles
Charles fIinee jacob ssades sesneo De ~ the vas
spckso b. Capt oook ek SUSIE Jsne Of bestoa Hns too
sale also Dec ~ lat - 80 ons Is 90 esFk lafayette Aea Of
New BedFa ec1s rcPorte shr eotou WHICH
probably hefeeaAnsA The vessel on her sr voy
ss tons Nsed sso insured al fro.eet0wn oF slS0
pec L. Cor 81 Thomas ,hs, noths has been heard
Aen Gesse sta Jr syd - Of PrO,ncets~a
sscoreAN SesueDJoFa PAuore ana JoAn Mele.a Pas.~a
ser.-Csra a. hhsra oitAe Arm 81 "a Riihafd Co.
Prov aged - German from BossO.
sxrA - ard eoy ca ihs vs Noc~teS Mass. ssei
nj he sasessn sseo1 vesse ia sarteea year. ga
x.lurd Al a. GO snd Insured NJ fresinceee~u
pa s.,s Of Ptsa SeASs rescsted lost -reked
N.rsA 10 and tee seAHea
~ e.p,..a gerheS she let AFazlea Sssal
- ss~oa DuEns storm ves sisens "a NJ the sRa
Ssl os ro>k 0e R< Dover and aneAec ses psces tbs
us nee Who dova N part o. ne sr>Ss
..,,ars three ~sshed ssAors part o ne dek
hs.s hoURd se hsaSS and hosdes vita Ac ~ b.
stroy.d Ia Have the nsht 81 ne lSn AZ Ana NJ
,Ae discovered pctsAcd He oo,hee NJ james
P.fAs and snoses 81 TIE severely eara At
s 70 aeSase that they pot exrcts4 to hive
yora the teach 81 Husns, aaiaa ~ boats ~aea
.r,st.hs ksh saved sooo osaes and n vAe
ne ~rrl Of the Georse LnOln saa q
Mustsns sea ie~ aSs snee & sSF N~s e0-sa' eaesV
NJ Apr sAM-I JOS, frssntAe Seven %
"a .hssv he bns ospey ROn Porte Rce, with saN sns no
- r Ph,sdrrAls ashore sad hcd sIA vsirr. Her moAs
-. g., nJel ,otesker 9TH about Ash the ~hih 10
. and has ssSsed coneeSasEcs inc large sse o. ne
m hsl.ncs ~ - isndet Is aArnS~ sseed
a. ~,.tA~ permit Tie sails sas &C. have bees AAfea fAs
Mp March on the itth INST TIE sAp fosr star
49, ...s,r al ana from of New orsaAs .sSd 4 ts
pc she ashore on Noss sho. 2, 80 ~ y. csp,s
-, Res ssss "a ~ the erews 81 several
lie, Ia bslisS her Of aheUi ess ssr's o. nor S~s"
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IA. d. JosLiS, successor to A B. Dike,)
Otiee No. Washington Buildings
RON WORKS.-On WEDNESDAY,, Nav

Il KUN NOhhS.-On WEDNESDAY,, May
H. At u clock NJ the premises Il no, previously
Opposed Of private sale the Providence Iron Company
close concern Offer for sale their very and
complete establishment f manufacturing frsn situated on
tide wafer az Fox Point, ~ Providence.
These WORKS have al been erected within years,
order and ready TO be into immed
atom and equal 70 the production OF "a of into
plates and bars per day.
Connected with the above Wire Mil capable Of run
ming Of rods per day for which there regular and
increasing demand Providence the present moment at
ast equal 70 the entire production OF the mill Also Rev
sodss Patent Wrought SPIKE and Nal Machines which
MI out 10 tups per day Also Cut Nail Mil capable
OF turning $50 rs casks day and winch could be
easily arranged 20 double that product.
As this Establishment built for use expense wa
spared IN having everything about il Of the perfect
Kind and the exhibits complete establish
rnent perhaps u % be found IN New England
IL - thought that place N the United States presents
better opening for the successful prosecution by practical
man suucure Of wire rDds iron nzls and spikes
than the City Providence the center Of large and rap
IDLY Increasing manufacturing district requiring for con-
sumption the entire production Of these works.
These works being de where largest clazs
Of which frequent Bay load and receive
goe oui hEh.erage allows Of their receiving their sup
Plies coal and iron te lowest rate o freight and labor
~ al times be had on good terms else where
Nev-EngiAnd.
As supposed the purchaser would desire 20 e1arns
the premises further description deemed UNNECESSARY
The property VIII be sod cheap, and the Of payment
vii Be made easy.
For an examination Of The property apply to w HEN.
DERsON on the premises, and for terms an application
may be made TO eather Of the Subscribers IN Providence
HENRY L KENDALL.
DANIEL PAINE
EDWARD PEARCE,
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SAVANNAH ssr,h Sl-Arr. r n feanshp Caa-sy, ssvyer
s,yy a., J,a. AMI Szsss8, p brg Etc> Tanan
NJ Yo SIR Ec5p>e 6o.-e. b Cd bat Lsan Br) Pa,
,.y,o, PITS Era Genr1zn, Gehrt Belfast Ne sChr J.
A s,,rp-sa Gr~en Sswtgrypor. Ms
wIIsIYGTos C, March oar schr n. HAnoct. Po-'
an Coou6 searsrori Kendaskeas Hahn Bonu BeHe Gre
d. Fsru.-orh Camden Aprd l. hsnnAh Booa, CAaie'or
"a March 81 Haydn, Smith Havana -chr. Ana EhEs
k-k HenrleftA hatAnIAs L, sa1l
Ses Coon Phia5erksa jana EEEa- Tsonp-on d. Api Al
whtskef DO; WahnFon Pafie-on- Boston; Ares H.
Ward. Psrtrf Plymouth ard . rzrtet -,
WIsCAssTT. MzrCh 5i-Sd barb Perl -, HAvaEA *
April ], brs H-sperus. Ch..e, 10.
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Sales bp Anttion.
r c. KEMP, Aucuoneer.

X L. htMP, Ancuoneer
4 UCTION NOTICE.-ASSIGN SALE
IA of a STOCK Of RICH FIRST CLASS CABINET
FURNITURE, st Metropolitan Hall Broadway, between
DAY, at 10. O'Clock each day
c. KEMP will sell at auction AZ above, very srge as
.ortnent Of rch m class Cabinet Furniture, Piano tortes,
and Their rch Fancy Housekeeping Goods, such a. are
able opportunity for the trade and 20 purchase
the very best description Of Rosewood Oak Mahogany and
Black Walnut Paror Dining Room Library sni CbA Der
Furniture elegantly carved and finished the most lash
viii positively be sold without BY order OF the As
nsuee. -.
niure. suite. covered IN French Brocatee, Maroon,
Rosewood Cabnets Etaseres with mirror fronts Music
Stands carved Rosewood Center Tables, with Egyptian
black and gold and white Italian Marble Tops carved Ma
hogany Sofas TetsATees Easy and Spring seat Parlor
Chairs, PAPER Mache Pearl inaid Center aud Work
Tables, Ottousns Couches Marble Top Fancy Center,
Side Card and Work Tables
Dining Room and Library Furnitnre-Ro-wood and
Mahogany Exersion and other Dining Tables, Mahogany
Chairs deboards Rosewood Library and Secretary Book
CasS Walnut and Mahogany Rock Cases Lounges, Vol
taire Chairs, Din nE Room Chairs, &c.
Chamber Furntu-e-Ee ganty carved Rosewood snd Ma.
hogany BedE ads Dressing Bureaus with Marble Top and
French Plate Glasses Marble Top Incosed Washsands
ana Commodes rick painted and enamsled Chamber Fur
in sets Wardrohts, Couches Rush Seat Cottage
Chairs. Walnut Cottage Furniture, Rosewood and other
Dressing Tables, plain Mahogany and Walnut Chamber
Furniture Sofas Mahogany French Chairs, Spnng Seat
Arm and Rocking Chairs Divans, Sewing Chairs Also,
Bronzed Iron Hat Stands, Mahogany do Hall Chars,
Tables.
Also, 100 best South American Curled Horse Hair Mat
zesses 90 and 81 lbs.
Goods purchased to 20 out Of the city can be packed fog
Shipping At reasonable charge.
Catalogues the morning Of sale. Sale positive, and
without regard 20 weather.
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To Mariners.
Co.,r svpvsr OJrIcr, ssturda

Co.sr supvrr 0JrIcs, Saturday, March IT, 1883.
have the honor latitude and ontndes o.
POINT, Of Juan de Fuoa Territory Of Washns0n from
made By Assistant George Davidson, and oorputea
ftis Office.
The latitude Of ssaro~o Habor depends extensive Of
False and Of Point Hudson
preliminary and probably correct 70 the nearest
tecfi on Of
The Ionstude Of Brbor depends 30 cul.
TINS Corresponding observations GreenSlch haf
Of False unsenes Bay AID Pou; Hudson differences By
ch,opoue;srs rom scarboro Hsrboy
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DUBLIC SALE of RIVERSIDE COUN.

DUBLIC SALE of RIVERSIDE COUN.
Il TRY sEAT-M THOMAS 4 SONS Will sell AZ ,he
Philadelphia Exchange, on TUESDAY EVENING April
L. O'clock that very desirable Country Seat n bur
hnzton NewJersey situated On the bank The Man
House veTy large surrounded with Fruit and Shade
Trees Of large growth Barn Carnage Hoase and al requ-
ate Out Buildings The lot OF ground includes an entire
square containing about having feet front on the
Devs River BEING the eevafed and healthy .tna-
ton within the efy us and very desirable for either
private resdence, School rstclsss Boxrinx Hoase
$500 Of the p1rrhase money remain mortgage
years desired The property viii be shown ky M
p wooLMAN Yo. % MAn-s., gulsStol, n J. Possf.-
sion en- the la Of MAY
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spoken, &c.

March a. lat 20 a. lon 81 IS, barb hes I'm Baltimore, O. AID
Hamburg
March as lat a. IS 20, ship Lsnuel Dyer VILLAIN from
New Orleans for Havre
march 49, lat n 30 os co. brs RAINBOW from New Haven for
Porto Rico.
March a. of Tortusas ship Costello s days from Liverpool for
New Orleans.
81 o6 ios C, barb Abasup Burses, from Boston
for New Orleans.
march ~ "a TO- lon - S. brg Merchant" Of H.rpve
The MechGuC from Portland for MaiAnEAs
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Rv JosyPg UycENAS. Auetioneer.

Nv JOSEfH HEIENAN, AuVIVuoo,' - ar
"WEDNESDAY, April Is, at o'clock 7. NJ,
w AZ No Al Joralemon. st. between Hicks and Willow
,s Brookiyn-A general assortment of Parlor Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture Catalogues at the saesToon on
Tuesday =, -., =.
THURSDAY, April 7, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ precisely 81
the house OF Jacob Morris, Gowsnus on Sd sv near the
new entrance Of Greenwood Cemetery variety OF hou,e
hold Furniture Also, Horses, Cows, Farm sud other
Wagons sleighs and Farming Utensils
SATURDAY April 9, at o'clock T N, ~ the ares
room No ~, Washngton.st, a general assortment OF
Household Furniture.
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FALLS

l. HYDRAULIC CANAL-sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived the Office at the Niagara Falls Hydraulic Comps
n.y. Nsgaara Falls until Wednesday the 9Th day Of April
next inclusive, for the Excayansu Masonry Bridging
Gstes Water Weir, Bukhesds Docking &c.
Plans Prohes and Specifications may be seen the Com
panys Office, Niagara Falls also the office of Hon.
{. S Woodruff, No 81 Fulton-st Y and Walter Bryant
No. q Congressst. Boston, Mass.
The COMPANY viii have Steam Drilling Machine on the
work after the 18th Of March, which they wish to call
the attention Of Contractors.
The Company the night TO secapt reject any
all of the proposals they consider for the Of
the Company Z. r. BLACKWELL, Chief Engineer,
Buffale ~ Y.
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Whnlers.

Al Cape Town Feb Helen Augusta West, Holiness Hole 20
sp go VII.
TacahuaDo Dec Edward Carey Phnney Nanfgoke 100
sp, Young Hero, Wyer, do. 400 sp do
spokenMsrch rs the Mona Passage bs Esther Of Orleans
wi VII
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prp Goods.

A KERR g. Co, are offering at great
~ reduction their stock Of Laces Embroideres Silks,
Mourning Goods Sc previous to removal 10 their new
store No 1877 Broadway, about the first o. may 81
~ ~ ' A. KERR Co,
No 7el Broadway ID door above Clinton. place.
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matthes, Jewelrp, ST.

I ONDON WATCHES.-R.F COwDEROY.
Il No p CharTinxoon 81. New-Rosd 81 PancrsS Looacr
ter years WITH /. y Cooper, No C~lthorpest Grayc
Inn Road BEG to esnon his fcnas and the puhhc ars
,uasrOns OF his Watches which being made r vac
oe 10 state under these circumstancca he gives wrtsua
certificate With each watch pFoof Of their quality an{
bone are genuine unless they contain ths Certificate
T. bess 70 CAL the attention. Of MerchSnts Watch Dsae
he 20 his extensive stock Of Gold Chrunoneers Dapcf
and Lever Watches Also his Chrooometer, Duplex an}
Lever Movements both with Pnions Of and 10 Il As
Low vest possible pEice.
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Garpstinss, Oil Cloths, &r.

CARPETINGS and OIL CLOTHS.-Cheap
~ fer Cssh-WM. NeGRORTY wishes 70 can the stten-
ron OF families about furnishing MS present stock Of
poets and Oil Cloths which have been carefully selected
and consists Of the richest Goods for the spnny trade al VI
which be will dispose Of at prices not % be unnenod
Haypz purchased the balance Of the Thcmpsouyls Com
papv stsck be Is enabled Offer Carpets under the
su market prices Particular attention paid TO the run.
uishing Of Offices and Steamboats,
No. If2 Broadway,
Three doors from Liberty It
An experienced Uphols,erer 70 and 1T CsrpeiS
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-HANNI.

l\BAL sd ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.-SsAIed Propo-
Gals w, be received tho sce Of the undeurned the
CITY OF HANNIBAL Missouri Rnnl tire erh day ofArril Cor
the Ers6uao1 uA<cnry sndrdsng Of twenry miles ot
said road. extending west from HANNIBAL
Proposrons vii be reserved a oce N the Civ Of
ST. joseph Missouri Until The oxA dag Of May or the rad
usficn masonry and h<dEnz OF rss sdtn0nL
extending ron s. Joseph The remainder Of TIE Ene
distance Of 80 miles vii b placed under
contract son the be prepared BY the Eng
neers This hne embraces very heavy and
eub.nknerts. and seversl large bridges
Pauk profles and speSEnesons vii be ready ~ each
place enc vsek pTsyiogs 10 the ieSttnz.
DUFF LEARNED,
Couzsetsn u and St. Jessph RAilrvsd
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS and CINCIN-

matt RAILROAD Co.-NOTfCE.-Hoders Of Stock
In this Company the LIST day Of Apn next will be ent-
tied subscribe par for their proportion Of increased
STOCK being 20 per the shares standing their
specve the books Of the Company the close Of
that day In conformity with the order Of the BOxd Of D
rectors OF this date
Subscriptions TO be made and nF,sllmen OF 20 per
paid thereon before the ls day f May next
and anriher instament Of 70 per cent the st day Of
August next
dividend Of per cent in Stock WI be credited the
new Stock at the time Of subscription.
In al where subscriptions mt made before
the Isl day OF May next the night to the increased Stock
will Be sold for the benefit Of the holder.
For STOCK registered in New-f0ik subscriptions 20 be
made and instalments paid AZ he office OF NINSLON,
LANIER l. Co. No 81 Wall-st
Transfer books will be closed from TIE st % the 10Th day
Of April next. 7 7. HANDY, Treasurer.
ClevelaId March q. 1858.
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LIE Of CABINET FURNI.

large SALE Of CABINET FURNI-
IL TuRE-HENRY r. LEEDS Co, WIN sell at sac-
-, a, WEDNESDAY ssb, and THURSDAY tn inst, ct
M eh ssrh DAY the large md valuable stock Of Cabinet
tpuiture belopging TO the wentaown manafaetars-,
sessrs Bruper Moor, No. 7f Fniiona near 6roAt~sy
every particular.
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F. Cot TON, Auetioneer. -
DECFINER's SALE of HOUSEHOLD

II FURNITURE, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SC, Se.-
THIS DAY Cuesdsy) April at ot O'Clock, al the Aqe
ton Rooms No So Beekmsn-st large o' NJ
hosanv Furniture Carpets OIL Cloths Sofas Caairs bu
resu. Wsrdrobes Dining and Tea Tables Center and Oard
DO large and small Looking Glasses Beds and hasfess
READING Clothing &C. &c. Also, st the same time, one
very fine and valuable Diamond Pm one or more Gold
Watches with several other articles of JewsFy by order
of Receiver Sale will be peremptory, without fesu 70
weather.
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COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, -.
~ eonsastly dischrsins al he v.fsus k,sds -
cite and Bitnminous CoslA VIZ: fescn ~. ,. ~
al Of the very beet quality. delivered a ns@e0STa.
and sDr sale low. JAMES Il. Wo.e~Ix
%th-s, cor. noupson. and seh-sy- CO s = WsiIt.
Dswnsovp sfbcs ~. - W"
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d. 9. HoUGH, Auctonesr.
ELEGANT CUSTOM.MADE FURNI-

ID. y. HoUGH, Aucunesr -
ELEGANT CUSTOM.MADE FURNI-
H TURE-TO-M0RROW "wednesday at l0t A. NJ
at No l52 West 2lsts between 7th and sth-aysA the
Furniture of the house. embracing Rosewood suites Bro
csee and Plush Satin, Damask WiBdow Curtains French
Pier glasses Tapestry Brussels Three ply and Ingram Car
pets Rosewood Center and Side Tables, Rosewood Bu-
reaus Bedsteads Washstands Etagere Cornersands &c
Also Mahogany and painted Furniture in suites best Hay
Mattresses Pillows, &c French Counerpanes, Rosewood
Easy, Arm Sewing and Reception Chairs elegant inte
Ornaments, Fancy Goods and Silver Ware. Also,
peror carved Mahogany Sdeboard Extension Tables Nc
Also good assortment Of meriionous Oil Paintings Also
enc elegant Rosewood ianoOrte fully warranted besides
numerous other articles Of and beauty altogether FORM
ing the best offered auction this ca
talogues moming OF sale.
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would respectful request authority publish the above
A D. BAcHx supern.-n deui.
Hon Jaxts GrrH.., Secretary Of the Treasury.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.
Coal.

COAL!-The subscribers are prepared 20 80
" nish Red Ash Coal, mined by James Neil - -
was Introduced into the New-York Market lanmn Ia
the exclusive ale Of the Whss Ash Rainbow Coz n,Se
By John PnkerOn which for Foundry Steam zoe usv
nc purposes cannot be supposed parties passs~e
WEST BLAKISroyh 49,
Office No. g WSnutst Wharf No ayy
Refer to-SANL. THOMPSON NGPHEw, hew-i
JEyyERsoN BosDEs, fau River
Phisdelphia, March 1, lG3
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WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN. Auctioneer.
NIrpREME COIIRr-RECEINER NALE.

WILLIAM III. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer.
CUPREME COURT-RECEINERS SALE.
- Valuable property in Christopher and Chgrchsts
New-York; Adams Brooklyn, aud Grand ST. Wiham,-
bnrvb Also property IN Buffalo, IN the town Of Peru
Y in Michigan and Wisconsin WIN. IA. FRANhLIS
b SON will sell AZ auction on THURSDAY, April T. 1855,
Al l2 o'clock AZ the Merchants Exchange . -
Church, -The two story, basement and atlc hCu'e'
and II wears unexpired lease Of Lot, No SS Church
Also the two story basement and attic House, and IL
wears unexpired Lease Of Lot No. 1879 Churchst . 49,
Chrisopker-st The two story House and Let NO 70
Christopher-st; lot p BY 20 feet ms.
Adams st. Brooklyn-The two story House on the from,
and tw story House on the rear fronting alley suates
on the west side Of Adamss 100 feet south Of Johnson
Ct Lot g by 100 feet -. s.o
Grsudst williamsbureh--Three three story frame
Houses and five Lots of Ground Grandst 9l iees H.
from 9Th at. - =, - ,..L;
Also property in Buffalo, town Of Peru, N u, Mienl-
g.n and Wisconsin For further particulars apply Al the
Office Of the Aucnoueers No. Broad st. where map OF
H1,SiH ny VIM c. WETMORE, Receiver
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AuctiOneer, will SELL
THIS DAY Tuesday at loi o'clock, at his Saleoom
No o. William ct large assortment of valuable Plants
from the celebrated Mr.. @. Mares Nursery Astoria L. L.
consisting Of standard dwarf and everbloomng Roses
lected Europe also collection Of hot house and
~ pAnts all in fine order all Of which be depended
MN Catalogues and plants readI.
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COTTAGE SETS.-GILLIES & BYRNE
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER

EFURNITURE.-MATHE Il STACY. No: s.
Broad way, Of Spring st. Opposite ST. NisholAs hots
and retail the most extensive and varied a.ortment
ENAMELED FURNITURE to be found IN the Unitse
States sll from original designs, including Oriental, So
pentine Open Cottage High Post and other patterns
NJ n s., devoting themselves exclusively 70 ths nsar
sct1nng department OF this business, assure puIchssn
CANT Furniture prices ranging from S25 10 80 per aunt"
Hair Spring and all other Mattresses Feather beds Aos
at the lowest Wholesale prices. 49,.
A. b. No connection with any other firm IN The oity
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES at

Il Il AUCTION.-The underlined gives his personal at
tenton usual 70 the Sales of Furniture the private
residences Of families breaking up sekeepinz. Cash adj
vsnces made II required. ALBERT II. NlCOLAY, Real
EstAte and General Auctioneer No 70 Wall-st. $50
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Auclioneer.

WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Aucaoneer.
CROCKERY, GLASS, and CHINA-WED-
~ NFSDAY April g. at lOB o'clock at No. 80 John-st,
large and desirable of white Granite light and
flower blue fancy ustre, &c. Also Glassware, Tumbers
&c IN lots TO- retailers and grocers, for cash.
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