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Interesting from Nicaragua.
GRANADA DE NICARAGUA, March -,

GRANADA DE NICARAGUA March q, 1858.
improvements in The Countrywide Transit Company
Wrecks of their Steomers--f Acknowledgements.
From San Juan wrote you Of the influx Of Americans,
but was not prepared to them settling the banks
of the river where surprised to find several Yam
bee houses, carpets, mirrors and
other evidences Of civilization There are less than
four extensive clearngs with crops in the ground and
in evident prosperity. At the Castillo Rapids quite
town has sprung up, and here the Transit Company has
ada railroad track around tho rapids two or three
hundred yards, built house and wharf, at an expense
of about eight thousand dollars We passed the wrecks
Of some of the company's boats-one on the Mschuca
Rapids recently lost also, the the remains
of the steamers Orus and Snow and further down near
Central America is ashore the leland Of Madura in
Lake Nicaragua. The company Is unpopular, though
they have to conciate the government here
by making the present Of q sword to the incoming D
rector and by putting their smallest boat at the
OF the Bishop for a tour Of the lake.
The feeling in behalf of the United States and Amer
cans has greatly changed The policy of government
under President Film has been the principal cause
with it.
man married very respectable young lady Of the
United States and the whole town is In commotion.
In consequep of alleged extensive orgpres duplicating
In the frst place who has hitherto enjoyed the
highest putation here-a half dozen foreigners
Americans others Englsh-a lot OF them are nox in
prison, and Others have left
fornia rates Gold is ut premium OF 10 per cent and II
Is better than silver every ftp that has hole in IL is
uncurr'nt, ardwe have sold that kind at discount Of
twenty five per cent
People very indignant at Senior Marcoletas dsms
sal and his government have approved Of his
towards the Transit Company and towards govern
ment at Washington. called DR.. Frato Chomorro,
the Director president elect and found him in very
The American soop q Portsmouth has been at
Realo, and along shore-all hands well.
My next win be from Managua the capital of Nicaragua
on the lake Of that name.
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stsess, bs;t~ s: . S.iil.r 2I sss n''
stsamsr-shazk, Miller, Phuadslphia VIM Thompson.
ARRIVED
steamship Alabama, Ludlow Savannah, % hours, to
Ship wslli.ston Mayo sh.nshas, % days, passed
%, Ship s. Denis Spls FssnsS.s H.vrs Feb With
So, spoke ship kossuth, hence bound l. Tho St had
heavy winds and Gains during the whole passage has
Ship New World CpIs}, knight, Liverpool, March /.
DAY, sth At Pm, 2s4 miles Of Sandy Hook. saw Br
steamship Asia hence for Liverpool.
with $50 passengers 10 Marshall Co. March 5, lat
With mats sons supposed her bark The lost
foreyard. and received damage in sails.
with sh go Hsn.y cy e. Fob
Ship Hudson (Brem), Hohorst, Liverpool, o. days. to
Bark Ala of Provncetown), Remington, shaDghae, lls
days, to Bucklin & Crane.
bark Tan.ro (of Bath Barstow Bristol E. SO days. to
to lon s5 split sails &c Feb rs, spoke ship Condor Of
Wiscasset q days from Charleston for Havre had
changed signals that DAY sh ship M a. Of s on
passed ship Meteor steering SW 4th inst lat Al Ion 65
Am steamship steering baltic, hence for Liver
Bark Harriet Spalding (of Rockland) spaldng, Paler
mo. 81 days, to Chamberlain, Robinson Co. March 8
wsw in which lost foresa and foretspmas staysai
boarded by heavy sea- swept away ib and flying lib
boom, foreopgalant mast, with sails and rigging The
has experienced continual gales from the westward
and has suffered badly in sails and rigging.
Brig Dolphin Dan), Juhl, Buenos Ayres, SO days, to
Funch 4 Mencke.
Schr Sea Bird, BnlerweM Doboy Island, Ga, Q days.
Scbr Virginia Gtifiths, Pummer, Charleston, 3 days
Schr Lonsa Gray, Sharp Ocracoke. NC. days.
Schr Henry Cole Hazk ton, Newbern, days.
Schr Antares, Taylor, Newbern, days
schr Merrin, Thomas, Georgetown, 4 days.
Schr Mary Jane, Ryder, Norfolk, 80 hours.
Schr Margaret. Wogam, Petersburg, davs
schr Audenried, Corson. Brandywine, days.
Schr White Oak -, Harrington, 10 days.
Schr Philadelphia, Nickerson. Barnstable for Albany.
Schr Gertrude Horton, PendletoD, RQckand, days,
schr Eliza Hand, --, Gardiner, 6 days.
scbr Isabella, Arhecnr1 Boston. 4 days.
schr seraph, Payne, Boston, days
/ Schr Sarah Lewis, -, Boston, days
schr Gentle, Babson. Gloucester, days.
schr Freestone Brooks, Portland, Ct, days.
| Schr N Smaller. lawrence Portland. Ct, 2days.
Schr + Brainard Hulse, Portland Ct, days
Schr Joseph Hall, Coe, Portland, Ct. days.
Sctr Palladium. Avery New London l day.
Sohr Henry Caston Racket Providence for Rondout
| schr Perine, Smith, Providence, day.
sloop Cabot Racket Providence, days, for Rondout
BELOW.
Three brgs, unknown.
sAHED,
Ships IA wester eit, and De Witt Ca...on Liyernool
st Louis, New Orleans; bark Duchess, Palermo and
| Others
Wind at sunrise, NV; meridian Sc; sunset, s.
THE HIGHLANDS, April 11-ePM
Two ships and brig, bound out at anchor ut the
Spit Cornings brig is coming past the Hook. Three
briggs in the oHing.
Wind light from the South. Weather clear.
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Police Intelligence.

Rctt1~c Paw~ivoksr. oncer B,ldsn, Of the Eighth
ward police, arrested journeyman carpenter named
Abraham FlAex aiios Fowler, charge Of stealing
from The premises Of Pierre tre-nb~rg pswnbroke- Of
No <oS Hudson street. quantity Of svery valued at
shop. II BY the evidence in the ths flagy
employ ed In the house Of Mr. Vrsdenbev making
repairs, and while thus engaged he pred mp the
Of chest and extracted the property in question
When arrested by the ocer. several pawn tickets were
found hs person which the olcer power 10
the majority a the stolen property The rogue II
appesrs stole the property FRI pawnbroker, and
then pledged again to another. The stolen articles
were all recovered and the accused committed 20 prison
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Port Of New York. April II, 1854.

CLEARED
Steamship -Confucus tnew), Dearborn, Shanghae @
G Gray
ships--S' Louis, Dennis New Orleans, Vim Nelson h
Son; HermEe, Raschen, London Payen.tadt * Snn
nscber; oInard, Hinctley, San Francisco, MAILER Il
Lord.
Barks-F- Perley, Sta nwood Havana ma ster; Crer.
mont, MMouaRe, st John NIB Deay: st J,yo
Means, Havana bego a. Bros; Childe Harold Ohm cad
Hsvana, Pv King Co; Hemine, Raschen, London, Pa.
yenst adt h Schumacher.
Brig,-Conductor, Harris Port Midway Ms ma ter
Gen Wilson, Perkins, Mobile, Eagle Il Hazard, Nina
(Old), Springer, PeInambuco. 4 J r Thompson; z n
LAYTON, Gardener, Havana, Ho vlant Aspinwail; Ne
teor. Anderson, sagua la Grande, Nesmith & Sons;
baldwin, Baldwin Jacksonville, Thompson Hunter.
schrs-Are Austip Jacksonville X p Buck n Co:
Jamestown, Cook Petersburg Jas Hunter Co; Lamar.
tine Tyler, Wilmington. NC, LNCresdy Co; Charter
Oak, Kelly, Bath Mary Powell Podger. Wilmington NC,
Poe ell; Melrose, Moore Georgetown, Brook man
Co: Jno Adsms. Snntb, Plymouth Foster Nickergon
W Smith SmfHi Charleston, y McCready h 20; Geo
Il Tc5r-e-. U-.sa.a.oI, Ts.aa1bueo, IL y freeman
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Court Calsndar-Thls Day

UNnD SrArD DurRIcT Coun.-Nos "a to 40, ~ to As
SurExxs CouHT-specal Term--Nos. g. g. IS, 81, 90,
go, I, 2, Z, 10. %, Is, Is, 60, IT,
surHnG CoUxr CRcur.-Nos- 400, 4s2, $50, 4s5. 4ss,
497 400 to Soy, 604 to sos.
COMMON PIkAs-Part First.-Nos. ESQ., SIT, 65S, 661,
6s4 to COZ, 600 TOO Part second.-Nos. 7OI to 7l5.
SUPERIOR CoUxr, 1.-TWO branches Mos. III, 2o5!5
aSi s's ss s. ss 5ss ~ ~ aas
277 27S 27o 2So ISL 49, 1885, 1884, 2ss, 2Ss, $780, 2so
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Schr Avarado late of Fall River which sid from Boston
4h inst for Newbern has been purchased by Capt Pratt
of Somerset, for 81, 00O
HAMBURG, March 21-About thirty three sail from va
rious ports arrived yesterday morning at Cuxhaven,
whence the reports state that the river toleraby
free from Ice In consequence of the change Of wind
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WIN. Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
w wednesdsy, At half past O'clock at 1877 Canal ST.
hogany dining card centre and tea tables spring sea-
chairs rockers bookcase, mirrors, window ourtx,ns
other carpets, oilcoths French and cottage bsdst1
spring and hair mattresses feather beds dressing burd
washstands, wardrobes, kitchen furniture kc Also
Daily Herald compiets for last ton yesrs together Wit
,s.s. $3.50 avs " goods. ~
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Tho Central G,orgidn Of the 9Th inst, says -" On
SATURDAY. last the house OF Mr. John Brantey ~ho lives
the Ohoopie In Warrington county entirely
suned By Are and ouns girl about thirteen years Of
age vho ief. In charge OF the promises, was con-
sgued Nth IL,
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A ns-By y, " sHIRLEY. Wednesday, April ID At 10
for retailers and gfocers lots suit Terms, cash
auction rooms No y Spruce street. large sale Of stock
%en. One set extension sssiss pictures &C. Sale !.
furniture No 81 varisk street. Wsanesdsyss9 Green
wich street, &C. THos BELL, Auetioneer.
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-H \. BUSH, AUcTIoNEER, 10
and second hand furniture sOf beds carpets erockery
n and S poS Da Se
ana s%s gnsn 5 Of Ssss ias &
let Of empty paper boxes.
A UCTION.-PUELIC ADMINISTRATORS sALE-oN
sSs H. s &
sais
contents q eonfestionery male and female clothing
order OF PETER B. sWEENY,
Public Administrator, 81 Chambers street.
A LBERT H NIcoLAY, ,AUCTIoNEEE-A NEAT
fS.i sSseI &c Merchant,
street. e. bssvssn Wilmington and Fordbam aSsnuss Nor
s.
men built ia tho best with sliding doors french
vipdoy. court yard front and a. 49, excellent
a. Term: s.;y For s apply on the premises
A G. FUTILE, AUcTIoSEER-LARcE. AND At.
"A tracive sale OF and other furniture being
the stock >. Fzsimmons 80 Bowery opposite Prince
ST ss On " asss v s ss
psrsr suits covered in broeseile satin damaR plush aaa
hair cloth sofas tsts tses arm reception and paro5
tables sofa bureaus
rsllisers looking cane seat chairs &C. The Whole
comprising large and valuable made up
whose reputation is sufficient guarantee for the
w DO 10 N r.
Shippers dealers and housekeepers will find to their in
terest to attend this sale.
DY 8. BRAPER-ExECUTORs' SALE or FARMING
ID stock, horses, carriages &cOn Wednesday, April 3,
ss s vi. ss 'Sd aSa ss
's'F: sss
swine p.ury sss1se saddle and farm double and
and other farming utsns, horse power and tRrasSer
Fl hay ss% 0s s
leased for the season the farm house being meat and
y Opposite TIE mansion Of The late MT Howand Further
particulars in catalogues and bills Sale to at
street 'p New YORK fs'T
and - A. M reach Donn Ferry within an hour and
weather the sale viii be till
fair day afterwards.
pRANCH MCDONNELL WILL SELL THIS DAY,
and valuable Of household furniture consisting
s snf sS Ss s
very rich etaesre and
other articles Also tie entire second hand furniture Of
large safe paper e"ttns machine
Of M snS ss sn os Il n ss ssa
linen for shades and win dow shades ohint, binding rngs
WEDNESDAY 10th inst, at No. ys Ninth street, the
entire furniture in the house ccnssrs sf a. elegant as
tieuars bsrsaSter wy A-N'''" so W. W. -
III Of a x. 1Ts S Ten
asu.e, s~rs.ssi.s- ks,-~ss.r
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Died.

On Monday. April IL. at St Georges Chapel, by the
Rector, Rev Benjsmi Evans BARTHOLOMEW G. As1Es and
JANE T., daughter Of James Pinkertoa, Esq.
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stead CON handing arrived ut Nsrfok Friday, from
Washpgon with sails and guns for the Usited States
shp Ontario.
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports,

1e1eBfhpH1C N1ATHn6 EI6f0kOs
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.
Arrved-ships Sardinia and h II Body, New York.
April 10.
Arriyed-Ship Sultana, New York.
March IL.
Arrived-Shps Vim Stetson Boston; Oswego, NYork.
Saied-Steamship Cherokee, NYork.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHIIzDNPHIA, April IL PM.
mond; bark Irna, Bolaise, NYork steamers Novelty.
Bell do; ronsdes Allen do barge Grampus sco6eld do
Ceared-Schrs Gen Canch Baker. Porto Rco Gassebeas
Fuller Boston; L Tay, Cain, do; Susan, Rogers do
VIM Baird, Crowel, Salem; Copia, Sears, Koxbury
Leesburg, Naylor, Mobile.
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Among the arrivals yesterday at ths HstrepeAtan
were OK 0evernos Barry, Of Michigan Hon Robert A.
Thompson, Virginia; Captain Mcdowell, Q. Army 8.
D. King late Surveyor General Of California Commander
Glvnn. Y, s. Nav,
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUt|
II tom. l.. yAEDEWATER will sell on Wednesds
Anr MT O'clock ne Ninth street. hetHA<

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AU'
III toni l.. VAEDEWATER will sell on Wednssda
April b. at 10 o'clock at No. 105 Ninth street, betwe
University place and Broadway
Rich attractive sale Of Partisan and city made furn
tureall the furniture contained in the above house,
Parlor consisting part Of richly carved rcs
yoltaire and parlor chairs o. Brussels Wilton and tape
did pier glasses French plates Bull nlad tables papi
mach chairs nlad with pearl elegant carved
clocks marble top eteserss rich and embr
dered bronze and ormuu candeAbrss MARBLE al
baser Partisan paror and garden figures vnps &C.
Also fine line of paintings modern and ancient inolu
ing some originals by the first artists.
Also ono superb octave pianOforte Nuns Co., mn
Bedroom furniture-consisting in part Of mAhosN|
French bedsteads marble top bureaus wsrdrobes sprh
and hair mattress damask window and bed curtains
pies toilet beds and bedding palasses &c. armoire
glace, night stands, shaving stands &c.
Dining nson tables, chairs china tea and ii
SETS complete and rich liquor and stan
silver plated crystal cut glass Wines decanters 90
lets. &c.
Also large and general assortment Of kitchen and
ment farnturc with which the sale will Cat
lognes will be ready one day previous 70 the sale.
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TTENRY H. LEEDS CO.. AOCTIOHEERS, VIII
IL sell ut auction this day, Tuesday. Ayi lItn At -
O'clock At 1 Amos street. BlcecAsf hoSseAold ~
hair CLOTH sofas dvans and paror chairs psr gA!e
curtains three ply ingram carpets mantle ornaments Pc
Rl
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mr. WILLIAM. IRVING 4 co.-rnUIT THEEs-wIL:
.::s ss::s:: @
81 4 Third a,s:s e: ri
Catalogues rssdg On the morning Of sais.
b hoid furniture at $50 State between Nsvias
We rsSs, sa s Sasfiy.
s,s ~ II :
a.T md carpets
Pier s;afr
-s:s and ;ssS sss .ss 'is
s sss and nsu w
:.s x Catalogues ready and may = p
soo 'as s AZ q
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Particulars hereafter.
BuTI 1HR1b REPrER ;, s SAY sEcAEs &C. AT AUC
s;S gs
brandy PIG ffssRRsH1
n 5. HoUGH,. MORROW, WED
n.sday 18th inst At lo' o'SSst An stNc iss Wet
arge and peremptory sale Of all the elegant furniture
plush do mshogany do, French beds.eads rosewood
centre tables stands French
tesse coustsrgsnes tapssssry three PIX and ingram
paintings. also elegant
mAntel ornaments fancy goods de- Catalogues on the
morning Of sale.
every description Of hoasehOS furniture s.,ge: oil
Cloths pier &C. this dA %Sssasy
selection e.sier dining and bedroom tor.ssI:
sss snss:
ply dngrsn carpets ooIohs French plate glass
suitable s Ss
Wednesday April 49, the entire gcntecl furniture Of No. ISL
HENRY LEEDS, AUcTIONEER.--R!cHA AND GEN
se sesi ua hGoen no M LEEDS cS ..
Of soas arm and Pssor
tables rich
dered lace window curtains gilt cornces tapestry veves
s sSs Rss's sauss tapestry
oil cloths rosewood bedteads marble TOP wsshsssnd ;d
&c. pier glasses and other clocks parlsr door 1t
three ply and ingram carpets china toilet SETS paintings
sortment e Kitchen furniture "''' "''
HEMFy ani ,D EsS Frs VII
o'clock At the sales No Wall street large an
OF u . ssS:vs
and pier tables mahogany sofas In hair cloth chairs DO
wood parlor furniture covered in brocatee and
black walnut do, drsperes, elegant corniees mante
ingram carpets plated stair rods &C. Bedroom furniture
consisting part of mahogany carved bedsteads mahogsn
and bookcases ottomans light stands washstands
tables fire sets &s mat.Issses palIassSs &c tossth
Ssng one the most extensive ASSIGNMENTS Of exceeI
and we'll made offered for sale this season Als
strument Also one ,gany soven octave piano. whit
Is also in first rate order ------------
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO, AscrIo y 9I. VII
IL sell at auction, this day Tuesday nlsi I'D a. 70
nture consisting Of mahogany psror furniture
hair cloth sofas dyans arm and paror chairs PER siA;ss
furniture bureaus bedsteads chairs carpets chin
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RUTTER, PEPPER SAUCE, sEGARs. &C. AT AUG
Of dried Shs.rs. ground pepper and
butter molasses preserves pickles tobacco pipes
brandy wines gin rum, a. BY pipe or demijohn
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walden PELL, AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF 100 N
w BILE mAntels, also monuments, sawed marble eng
saws, dc.-PELLS co. will sell Mt auction ON Tues
April ~ at l0]s o'clock at the Of Mr. W.
nelly Broadway, corner of Tenth street (sod In Co
quence Of rcmoyaJ the entire STOCK consisting Of
19 marble mantes richly souptursd and pain msntsl
dnary sienna; brocatelis SHd black and gold; Also,
stock of sawed marble On Wednesday the Goth April
III oclcck the engine, gangs rubbing and polishing
cry Terms, four and sI months. ever $780, approved
doPsed notes,
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arise, NV; meridian Sc; sunset, s.

1HE HIGHLANDS, April IT. PM.
Two ships and brig bound out, at anchor Mt thu
Spit. Corning's brig is coming past the Hook Tire,
briggs in the oifipg.
Wind light from the South Weather clear.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO NOTICE THE SALE
w East New York, Woodville, and Jamaica property
A. j. BLEECKER, at the Merchants Exchange, New ~
on Thursday, April n 1853 Of over one hundred built
lots and two dwelling houses to DO had
auction room. No. broad street New York.
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AN THURSDAY. 14TH INST, AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT
" l2l South Ninth street, Williamsburg, genteel par
and furniture Brussels carpets and olcloth kit
en- furniture &e the property, Of family giving up hoq
keeping Catalogues the morning OF sale. See WilnI
burg Times and Gazette JOHN CAMPBELL AuotpI
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DLANTs ATAUCTTON.-W. s. McILvAIN WILL sci
l. at No John street, this day, at 109 o'clock A. M|
very fine collection of moss, perpetual monthly and cli
Ing roses, with and without pots; ,erbenas osrnati9|
dersons, Jersey city. Catalogue morning ofssale.
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CAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTI0NEER. - OSGOOD
- CONCKLIN will sell at their sales room, 1873 Full
street on Wednesday, April 3D. Al 1011 o'clock fine
general assortment OF furniture Ito cash advanc
conssting Of rosewood mahogany and black walnut
suits marble tabeand bureaus sofas CHAIRS
stands. &c.
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T ARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWO HUNDR
Land thirty lots in the Ninth ward Bro
lyn, Dean Bergen Wyekof Warren and Baltic stree
Underh and Vanderbilt being part Of the DENT
estate.-JAMES COLE will soil the above property, at
ton Tuesday April H. at Y o'clock at the Merchan
Exchange Maps ready at tho Offices OF A. G. Ha
mond Esq, corner of Joralemon and Court streets,
James Cole No AZ Fulton street. Brooklyn at the on
of Cole A Chiffon No Wall New
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UCTION.-PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sALE--oN
"A Wednesday April 49, at ten o'clock, at No. IL Spruce
street second floor the effects of Daphne Myers Elizabeth
MARITIME Thomas Crossmsn Mary Ann Wolf Mary Barrett,
Christopher Waldbauer Hob Wadbauer and other ntes
ate insisting Of furniture beds and bedding glass jars
contents II confectionery male and female clothing
trunks, chests tools, books watches ewelry. &e BY
order OF PETER Il. sWEENY.
Pnllic Administrator 81 Chamhers street.
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DARTITION SALR-BY ORDER OF THE sUPRE
L Court-E. H. Ludlow auctioneer will soil, at the nd
chants Exchange. Wednesday, April 49, at IL o'coc
brick store Of Houston and Mulberry streets
broadway and Bowery also three lots joining
Houston street; also lot Mott street with stab
adjoining the Of tho Houston street lots Title IND
putable. Twohirds of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage Maps of the property be had
t.. III, LUDLOW. No IL nil street
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ny WILLIAM IRVING CO-YRUTT TRExs-wIL-
ID liam Irving Co.. viii sell ct auction Tuesday ASra
ossss sas ssss o oSoms ps.r ana
trees the we'll known nursery Of Charles More Ninss
eighth Third ell warranted Of thu bses
Kind in perfect order and adapted for orchard
Catalogues rssdg the morning Of sale.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE. Z. VAN A.
IL WERP SONS regular trade sale of hardware,
will take place this day. at 10 O'clock at 1853 Pearl sire
For full particulars, catalogues which now
Terp four MOI
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M COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CD
w co. will sell this day Tuesday, at 101S o'clock
No PLe street an assortment Of parlor and chamber
chairs, bedsteads and bedding pier glasses carpets,
cloths china and glassware card and dining tables kite
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A I0NgNOTICE.-CROCKERf,G GLASS, AND CHI
II na-By ". w. SHIRLEY-Wednesday, April 10, at 10
o'clock regular sale day AZ 50 John street choice
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DOSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS At All
III tom. l.. VANDEWATER will sell on Tuesd
April 18th, at half past 10 O'clock at Wall street. spt
did selection Of roses selected with great care II
the best nurseries Of Europe comprising the finest and
est varieties adapted to climate Warranted true
their names From the garden Of D. Boil Broadway
tbstra