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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

GR.sD E.II0sAL CAsfM SBay, FOR 1884 80
FIELD OaIo-A'large meeting Of hs ciiizs-- I'M.
~ was held OF the goth 81 November and was sssoyeo
10 hold Cattle Far e. this place on the hII
wedneso ~ and Thursday Of september % Is pre-,
mins vii amount % about 5000 and WI oe open 70 aii
tie vor Ample and beeatful groundl WI pc IsP ea,
and arraEQements will DC made to seconlloe@e al 90
-. ~, i.l "a, ertr. charge. This matter . 20 b.
esiei b., on end .aa liberal eas q a. K induce
"I Ie,ng prepared 10 the citizens OF tire
r-rtd SIZE. Showing The reasons and adygntsgss o.
kjjry r. Fair here. Tie excitement aocat ne INST
~ T. ~ iscSbr 70 complete tie arsngsvents Huzza
tof f,ae Cattle tuiT Of is5L
1oop ConS-T Bard. living four miles north cat Of
a. ufre tss Us be has taken from one acre ~ bfs corn
40 no bushes This. We presume, "A eDoui !" geDu
'la n com a. i generally found in any eoaafy Little
Wvsrdot Il hard to beat for many hinss Sses 70 our
farmers. 80 r. 10
Tee8ng red pepper % the hogs wiz 'heT 1904 y sai
10 ~ good for TIE kidney vera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-22

David Wilson, en- Gil reyolusions~y solaler. ana
I'VE q SeT Jersey. says TOO Madison, lad. Bdal1
aiter thott illness, =, Dearborn county, ludial
August 1858, aged one hundred and seyen Yeats
months and ten days. lte had, at diie~ent periods
me, hTe wives, ana, a. the time Of hta death VA
isther OF forty saven children While residing ia Z
syiyane, near the old kc5stans Fort, hs wife gave
70 I've children In eleven moatas Thts extrscsd
man, when In b!s ono buneitd spd fourth year n
Ole week for Esq. Pen6etcn. of Unn,jiton c1nr y
curing which be mowed ore acre per day OF hs. y
thJ grass. lie vaa about Eve feet ak inches ia b
Ills fame was not Imported by ribs az tie fsa1
oropaIy men are, but An apparently solid shes. oil
euppled their place. lie served ,hconRhout The !
Revolution uneer General WsshiDgton, was sogse
most Of the lpdion wars air CO. AID was the CON
of Marion ald Rcgera. and og many other dstisgu
ts''y pfcreesp Of cur We tsra 40 sou.lsrn viilr.
icacele 1895 res afsnrcd thaf this saserseot "a CT
- 80 "e. no j rom Mr. Alexander WiisIa a.
s.fAon. "bd u she lertY I r ct,d VI trs rub.
NsJgsfpi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-22

CANAL NtyIGAT1Ov,--On this end Of tho canal We
learn from Commissioner Nather, navigation will
have 70 he suspended for day or two in consequence
u tie giving way Of part ~ fhe Foundation Of lock
~. aloul mile beyond West Troy. IN order 10
repair u tie writer HHt bc drawn or lr)m & 10 lsy.
0' lCt Nej.arl. W 500 ~ IL irlaH OH until Nj
nHy moffi E.-[d nai .3u,-1H il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31

1omLEnGd Nay q, ship A.srscss, Smith, Toulon;
MARBLEHEAD-Arr May "a, schr Aoatross Phila.
0' New oR1EANs-Ar, May a. bark Perseverance,. a.,
leighton, Bordeaux; briggs Paquitts do TArragona pj
Csrbo B.rcslona Nuova Rosaia, (sie) Lula, Palermo
via Gibraltar 10Th March.
NEwPORT-Arr Nay 81. schr Fountain, Fall River for
NYorh
NEW BEDToRD-Arr Msy27 bark Condor (Ham). Ho
noluu Jan 20, with oil; 2Sth, briggs Mksn, Darien
Ohio HATCH do; schrs Adelaide, and W Dewitt, Alba
NJ: America, Gardiner; sleeps Index, and Corinthian.
NEW HAvEN-Sd May %, bark Forbes, Francis,
Porto Rico.
PENsACOLA-Previous to May 81. briggs Gen Wilson,
MYork; Me.atlan Lewis, Apalachicoa; Mary Francis,
Simmons Mobile.
PHlIADEIPHIA-Arr May %, steamer John Marshall,
Copes. NYork: schr Ro Wiley, johnson, Mobile,
SAvANNAH-Arr May 81 steamship State Of Georgia
Collins, Philadelphia; brig BuenA Vista, Wing NOrleans.
Cid tchr Cataract Rice NYork
ton, NC
Sid from Cohasset Narrows, 23d, schrs Baylies,
Beyies. Baltimore; Oath, Cohasset, Tobey, do.
WILMNGTON-Arr May 25 schr Lamartine Tyler
NYorh Cld 2sth schr Smith, Suites. NYork; 37th.
brig Martha Rogers Ekston, Martinique schrs Alfred
Barratt, Baker, and Desotah, Mankin NYork
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CLIPPER Snip FLYING EAGLE Parker, from Boston for
San Francisco Is stated In despatch from Boston TO
have put into Rio Janeiro 10th April with loss Of main
opmast main topsa yard and all her topgalAnt masts
with yards and sails attached, in gale when ve days
out. She expected to obtain new spars and leave
about the Goth.
SHIP MEDFoRD, Etvedt Of and for Boston, which left
Calcutta March rs, put back April s, leaky, aud would
discharge
SNIP CoNNBcncUr. Williams, from Liverpool for this city
which towed into Scy 10th inst with loss Of main
and foremasts would be ready on about the Goth.
WHALING BARK FRANKLIN of Provincstown, before re-
ported lost at Isle Of SAL Cape Word Islands went ashore
night of March 30 mot April 1 the south side of
Modena bay, and became total wreck. Capt Alleton
saved tho OIL 100 bbls whale, and giving quarter for
the freight home shipped it in brig WIN Rogers, er
pected to arrive about June IL. The whaling gar,
&C. saved from the wreck sold for about $780, of which
$500 was paid for expenses. The Franklin was
good bark Of 172 tons valued with her out at about
300 but all the insurance upon her 600 at the
Equitable Office, Provincetown.
ScHR EdzABEB from Newport Fla, for this port cargo
cotton, &c, went ashore Brigantne Shoals last FRI
day. steamer sent to her assistance Saturday
and she may probably be got of without much damage
Vessel and cargo valued at about s60e0o which Is
vered by insurance in this city.
scHR " BABKn, before reported sunk on Cape Nay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31
Port OF New York, May 30, 1853.

CLEARED.
steamship-Crescent City, MCGOWAN AspinwaI, NJ o
Roberts.
shps-Howard Saule Doboy Isle, Thompson Hunter
Star Republic Share, Galveston Hussey Murray Hors-
borough Fuller, San Francisco. d q W B Bacon
Barks-Princess Charlotte (sr) Forbes, Bay of Hon
duras, by Young; Falcon (Nor) Janberg st John NIB
Schmidt Balchen Princeton, seeley, Demarara master
Brgs-Mary Elizabeth, Upshur, st john PR, WE Cat.
terfeld; Mountaineer (Br), sn allies, Quebec, aFW
Meyer; Excel, Talman, Savannah, sturges Chairman
Co; Harmonic (Dutch), Bourne Rotterdam T Burkes-
man; velsnte, scovsI, Havana, Shift Brothers 4 CO.
Advance, Kane Arctic regions, Henry Grinnell; joel
(Braz), Netto, Bahia, John Greenway.
Schrs-Cyrus Chamberlain, Bearss Boston, J Atkins Il
Co Garland (Br) Smith, Dnihouse &c, Jas Hunter Co
Bergen. Cole, Petersburgh, Va, Jas Hunter Co. Globe
Swift, Salem, Ropes Il Co; N W Smith, Smith,
Charleston N L McCrsady Co; Mary Jane Bentley Nor
folk, Sturges, Chairman 4 Co.
stsamer-ronsidss, Allen, Philadelphia, N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah 81 hours, TO
Samuel Mitcbll. May 20, passed in Savannah river
bound out, schrs Cataract and JONES' Goth PM, OF
Hatteras Shoals exchanged signals with steamship Pal
metto, bound South; date, PM ~ miles north 0f
Hateras, passed steamships Alabama and Marion both.
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Married.

On Sunday May 90, by his Grace Archbishop Hughes
Mr. NEsroR CoRRAD Of Italy, to Mrs MARY BER of this
city.
On Wednesday evenir g. May Is by the Rev. Mr. Hgbee
WILLIAM JOHNSON to CAROLINE R. CARTER of John
M0wt0n, Esq.
On Monday evening" May 80, by the Rev. Samuel King
Mr. CORNELIUS SALTERs Miss MARY FINN all Of this city
On Monday morning, May g. By the Rev. Mr.. Embury
at St. Stephens Church, Mr. DAVID J. BURTIs of East
Chester to Miss ANNA MoRREIL, Of Msmaroneck, N. Y.
On Sunday, May &c. by the Rev. Mr.. Baldas DR.. Angus
THO CAsrEIIASos of Cuba, to Mrs. OLIVIA CLARK, of Pro-
violence K. l.
In Brooklyn, Monday May 80, by the Rev DR.. Pise,
JOSEPH r. WARREN eldest Of Joseph Warren Esq OF
Paterson, N. j. to Miss ELLEN N, MuRrH of Brooklyn,
eldest daughter of the late James Murth, deceased
Paterson and Charleston papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening, May II, by the Rev. Moses s.
Scudder OF Brooklyn Captain ABRAHAM GIBSON of Staten
Island, to MARGARET ANN eldest daughter of Captain
Edward Heliher of Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31
ID l. yANDEwATER AucTIoNKER, WILL SELL

r L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
- on Wednesday June at l01 O'Clock as1 East Seven
household furniture SURPRISING beauty of the
kind before offered at public salewines a at the resi-
ear Gnan so ESQ., a street
about to leave for Europe, consisting off,:
paror Furnure,Velvet tapestry oarpsnting rosewood
suit in brocetee elaboratsy carved consisting Of large
sofa three tso tetos, two two easy and xix other
ohsrs elegant toned rosewood octave bouor
mas e ondon 1ni s9ss Ss1a
satin damask and window curt.in very superior
movements candoabrAs to match design music
mante ornaments marble and alabaster statuay Cupid
valuable works Of design Bohemian glass
ment bronze oaroe lamps; mechanical do an elegant
line Of psrSr
Bedroom Furniture Brussels and Wilton carpets, vene
an large and solid carved ebony bedtead draped
The best spring and hair quality never
used richly carved toilet table with glass and draws
closed marble Top secr.tsss one rosewood frame mirror
French plasths whole forming OF tho richest ets OF
lounges in plush toilet stands satin damask curtains one
rich bronze clock candeabras and candcsteks ts match
enaneed ebony cane seat chairs nantsl glasses lyon
SETS &C. together with general assortment Of first class
bedroom furniture, oil cloths 30.
dsboss chairs Brussels carpeting rich decorated chins
dinnsr desert and tea sets engraved glass deeants
wines oi.rsts tumbsrs Sc q the richest patterns
wardrobes scientific standard and miscellaneous oooLs
win.sAi Of private stook-Bureandy, Bordsaps st. Pc
Kitchen FurnursIn copper and brass the hole FORM
ing general assortment with which the - 10 will com.
Every picse Of furniture imported b. the owner for
private pnrpSssshas been IN use only s6out six months
Tickets Of admission and oataoauos 20 rasa, =, .ha
store, ID Wall street, Wv" ' " 'A'
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Personal lntelliSence /.

The Hon. Jno. Betsn ONsAn, Of South Carolina, csls
brstsd for his seal and eoquencs in the Temperance
viii address the ladies Of New York the sub
ject Wednesday evening, in Rev. Mr. Chapins church.
Broadway. Admission free.
The London Atheneum contains . letter from Madame
mentions that abe travelled through the greater part Of
Sumstr had returned to Java and about to depart
the Molucca Islands, with the ultimate object Of reach
ing New Guinea and exploring the interior of that
try, which has been visited by any European.
Rev l. Finnsy Of this city, preached in the Reform
ed Presbyterian Church in Chicago the 9th instant
Mr.. W. W. Leland Of the Metropolitan Hotel in this
city and member CT the Pacific Railroad Co., was
in Cevear Ohio the 2sth inst his way to Texas
10 join the party who to survey the rail route from
Gov. Dinsmore, Of New HAMPSHIRE arrived at the
wedden House, at Cleveland, on the 22d inst.
Amng the arrivals yesterday, at the Aston House.
Gen. Harvey, o. 8. Army; j. Burnside, New Orleans;
Hon. NJ G. Upham, New Hampshire.
Hon. p. Jones left the Astor last evening, for
Boston.
ARRIVALS sEAwARD.
From London in ship Lonson.pT Davis Mrs Porter and
Master Porter French
dren Mary White Mr. wicken, Geo wicksn, Stephen
Sss Rai w
~ Masssr Cary Mi.s Hills Miss Bradbury Henry Rosep
Dessss P;ssy s9ss
Oliver Ii Roberts, A Kitchell and lady Mrs Walker,
Mrs Brown Jackson and lady Lscklison, Miss
Lscklison Miss Laoklison Mrs Arkwrgh Mrs Christie
Miss Norris Christie, Mrs Hodsson, Miss Telfar
and two servants, Mrs Dunn Miss Conway Miss Winson
Ars North. two children and servant Morgan and
isdy Mrs Wadey and two children. w Hodgssn, ID
spaulding III Bancroft Lougsly, Captain Holman,
Obcrsham lady children servants Miss Haber
sham Mrs II Scranton, Miss A Scranton. Mrs Mo
Williams Hara Mrs Davidson, Miss Roser and maid G N
Neyle ID ii Kendrick, III Ksndrick, A Day Cowl, Mr.
Sewer and lady. Martin Mrs Dacy and children
Hill ana lady Atwood Hart Austen and two child.
dren, Weeds in the STORAGE
DEPARTURES SEWARD.
In the steamship Crescent City tor Aspnwsll-Wm
Latham Miss Scarf Miss Ludley and servant Miss Porter
and servant DIR w Jelery, Savini Mr. Garvia, Mrs
Lake Vim II Lake, Mrs A Pagan, l. Lawrence, A Wade
and lady DR. III Dean, VIM Mccain, kittredge Smith,
Mr. Murdoch, Mr. johnson, Finngen Mrs Benbower Mrs
VIM Ford Mrs Gray Forman, Lamony, jackson,
Smith Willett, Jackson, w Jobes, Bum, Writ
Jsnetts, Swarthout Savage, Wigram, Carnoss.
Mason, jr; Mason Jno Powell. Ii schubal, Heind
ford, McQuade, Cook, G ID Fairchld, G Fairohild,
Harrette Sanfranchi Mr. Butler, Anderson Gill,
w Scherreder u Herbert Lewis, s Clark c G Ia
berest, Parkhurt, Morrison, Madni Macter, Jos
Clark, Rogers W Gray, Warning, Convey,
White, Erwin, James Wisner Mott Manorne, =
Gill, DePolis, II Finnigan, Merrill John Rainer,
Brown lady and servant A Portugal Donehugh, Ma
g,nre Reed, Kulp and wife, + MeWilliams, G "
Morey, Morey Marcy, Anderson, Biinn, Towns
end WEIGH, Adams Co.'S messenger, Berford Co.'S
messenger Henry Reddy, Wells Fargo Cos messenger
Mackey-and 40 in the STORAGE
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BosroN. Nay 80
achcola Dwight, Baltimore: briggs Lucy Ann b
lie, Honduras 9th inst Choctaw, Galveston Amethyst
Franklin, La Emily Charleston; Andever, Richmon d;
Annandale Baltimore; o. Brien and William Pitt Phila
deIphia; schrs N Gsmin. Savannah Globe, Darsn;
Rockingham, Wilmington, NC; Sarah, John SILVER Re
becca, aud VIM Mitchell Philadelphia; Waterloo Ron
dout, and Mary Langdon, NYork.
Arriyed-Ship Clifton NYork
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PRICE OF KISS IN DIFFERENT CITIEs.-Wm.
L. Hines kissed Mrs Gorham in East Boston, the her
day She sued him for damages, value received but
didn't appear the return day having been satisfied by
q cash payment of SIS. This may be set down the
Boston market price of kisses The last decision in New
York IS, and in New Orleans 80. very valuable
article. certainly but luxuries must be paid for.
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GRAND SALE OF PAINTINGs-BY THE OLD MAS
VI tersAso s,me articles of vertu the property Of rof
ANDERSON the Wizard Of the North who being about
Metropolitan Hail. Tuesday the 3st ins at ii O'Clock
A. NJ
This collection formed by Prof. Anderson during
several in Europe wbsh him extraordinary I'D
vantages procuring undoubsd original paintings and will
mend itself to the lovers Of the their
excellence and undoubted origin atty The list
The Holy Family by. ....... Murillo
Tribute Money. .................. Carrarags.
Stern at Sea. Joseph Vernst
st. Agatha. 5rongil.
NadenB . and Child. Carlo Doloi.
Holy Family. ..................... Guercino,
Justice defeating Fraud Antonio del Cannl
st. Sebastian. .................. Guercino.
st. Columbia. ................. Carlo Doloi.
Galathea surrounded by Tritons :. =. Aibano.
Pomona and Flora. ......... Caracas.
mosaic gold box, set with diamonds
Of Paradise which, through the exquisite mechan
Ism from its nest and after singing beautiful soma
returns TO again Considered by the
rarest article of it's kind.
complete set Of Highland the most magnh-
cent ever seen on this mounted With silver
Of Highland Chief all made in Europe for the Pro
A splendid set Of curtains.
The whole Of the above articles be seen at Metro poll
p, N, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31

DARN NEAR NEW ROCHELLE AT AUCTION ON
Thursday, June At IL O'clock tho premises. Posi-
tve SALE in partition Of about 70 fronting the Bos
ton post read and and New Haven
Railroad, being part Of the farm Of L. s. Dsubney, de-
ceased opposite the land Of Golins and adonins the
north Of the village Of New Rochelle has many beautiful
points overlooking Long Island and tho Sound
able neigbborhood and H admirably adapted for gentle
mans residence for division into lots Of less
read the railroad Six trains Of leave New York for
New Rochelle, and the from Now Rochelle to New
York daily Mr. John Kennedy, at E. X Collinss opposite
be obtained from CLINTON HARING, No. 2T Broad
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TNTM TURF.

VAA6 TURF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAY b.
" Match for $500. Mile heats best three TO- hax
ness f. J. Nodne names Rose of Michigan; Jas De-
niston names b. m Lady Orange. of Newburg
TTNION- COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-oN wEDNns-
day June ~ three O'Clock, +. NJ, purse and stake
Of 00 three miles an repeat to $50 pound wagons H.
Jones names Pet w. G. Abrams names e. o. Bienis;
c. Brooks names b. lola; G. Spieer Honss6
John II. Woodruff names Oh g. Kembe Jackson; j. Nelson
names Boston Girl Extra trains of will leave
the South ferry Brooklyn, for the course twelve
o'clock M. and p NJ Fare each way rs cents. Stages
will also leave the Williamsburg ferries hourly returning
the sport ID Fare each way l21 cents
JOHN L. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
MISUNDERSTANDING PARK COURSE, PHILADEL-
phia-The celebrated horses the fastest earth,
and Tacony, trot the above
Thursday June 81 800 mile heats best three In
fve the saddle for the world renowned
and Tacony; James Ward name b. Mac William Wood
run namesr Tacony This trot which postponed in
consequence of the weather will positively take place
the above day.
June is 81 OOO two miles and repeat in har-
ness; James Hammel names Frank Forester George
Nelson names r. &. John May.
Juno sth match for 81 mile heats best three in i've
In harness; William Woodruff z, Taoony William
King names br. &. Goliah.
hsrness James Hammel names Frank Forester: Sam
JOSEPH JEWELL Proprietor.
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HARITIME INTELLIGEHCE.

ALMANAC reR NEW YoRK-mE DAY.
N RISES .,......,,,.4 SO NOON RLsSs morn ] ~
~ sHB ..............7 ~ MQH WATER. even AZ
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~ G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON
VI. Wedne sday, June st at l0 O'Clock at No. As Hors
ito street the furniture Of family declining
consisting Of the usual variety Sale without Also
house let
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N s. HOUGH, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
LIZ sale Of elegant household goods
This day Tussdayl at 1o oslsek BY catalogue at No
its junction with Chatham street. every dsscrp
on Of furniture and other removed for
Of sale such suits in brocatsle and
rosewood bureaus washsands centre and card tables
msnts &c Brussels and ingram carpets rugs
mating chamber and bedroom furniture, in great abun
dasce and all tho other house, both
useful and ornamental. Sale positive rain shine.
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n H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-FoR SALE AT AUG
ton1In pursuance Of order of the supreme Court
sSDp.a .a
are ,ssss e. win rent q public
i. o,soeI II the forenoon q
=: :sssy third story Il:
sss 1a a the Il e..
time and place win sell the mirrors clocks
iS..i,.:: Issh:a Stsn:; y5s: Iisasss
Il. iii RsS.iass masters BESj T. R1ssAx r.
3st s o o'clock at the seat formerly occupied By Cor
below Quarantine
seads mattresses spring do: sidsboard chairs one
Kings best wheeling arm chairs wardrobe secretary and
other household furniture not enumerated
HETRYYn H; LEEDS AUcTIoNEER.-HENRY II.
cloths mahogany marble centre tables
na aass %nos sS hair
wool sheets pillow cases table cloths blankets
H N. BUSH, AUCTIoNEER, No. 10 NORTH WILLIAM
IL. streetAt 1Oh o'clock, new and second hand furn
urs for sale carpets. beds
single guns. library bookcase, 10, &c. '''
r E. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y glass and ohina.J y F. Van Antwerp Son will sell
corner of Pine BY the crate and in lots to suit
sixty crates white granite, viz plates Dishes bakers
covered dishes, toilet Chambers London Irish
teas &C. Also ten crates mulberry
thirteen crates printed Also
glass Of all descriptions to be sold BY the only Aso
nesday june l. Terms at sale. N BAH the above are
just landed, and are In fine order.
r MoRIARTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
- day at 10 O'Clock, at 173 Chatham street. and
second hand furniture, large assortment Of bureaus
chairs forty tables sixty bedseads carpets mirrors
clocks beds mattresses rocin gchars cradles &C.
variety Of other goods too numerous to mention Sale
xa;t;y
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ADvER TISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
sALHs AT AUOTION.

BALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NoTICE-3OO PACKAGES AND LOTS OF
n best glassware crockery china lamps and fancy goods
BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY Wednesday June l. at 10 O'Clock.
2 John streea choice worthy the notice Of
raj nd Vr0oers
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In the week except ssturds y and Thursday sad IN
Msncv vii II ssys hero
T sr street EAT rwr s. Broome stroet sk Peek
Shpl ca fier no D Nor'n Hver, A. M returning by
ided. ' e "SAs'' s'"u W" ~
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Ts s..4.a ?. .e.
i; .s:.s ); ssssSSH iili s::::
pEcsIvER's sALE-wlILIAx IRVING 4 co. ave
S::; III 81. sale: - re-.
sss is:ss... AZ coed: ::.s 'Gs
81
,s ss;l: .: IA:
sSa aR'.s f he'd; nss
bd snd % p.s Frsn Plat. MIR
and si ..S
birds quartette tableS cloths carpet rndesrs
es ga: 'S:z 's:i ssla e:
RoWsxsaA.vw.1A.Yr AND BUGGY WAGONS AgcTIoH- OF
corner Of Greenwich an ss,Grtmsn q basss: and rock
and wagons. sliding ooys1ss and double
harness. NIp'8 EIEINcToS x c1hrEs Aa..e..
CAMUEL osGeoD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1s ssssRi Ss s s
day ol O'Clock, at their sales No. lss Futoa
#
moved for Of sale and to be sold without
moysn fer 81 eas BY order Of mortgage Catalogues on the
SEGARs BRANDY, CANDLES, &C., AT AUCTION
candles; teas ground mustard Ss.s.
e@' vines '1Rt FPS eHRHER
WE CALL ATTENTION TO SNUG PLOT OF PROP
Co., Ts Block ss On <:
Ky village fns s
ns s Of s b the property to
lighted am a R'ysS or sa
s q h Nov Of n dock Ans
tn the land lies and Four
0haniOs Title indspasa6le, terms easy
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AT PUBLIC sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
~

At PUBLIC SALE "A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
~ residence. near Newark, NJ.-JAMES v; SOUTH
the LIST Of June next at o'clock p M the premises
two Of land with the buildings situated the
The Railroad depot Tho land is mostly in garden and in
abundance Of the every description the
property arranged with all the convenienes for
gentsel and comfortable residence The premises sat
present. occupied y John BeardsIey ESQ and win be
session given Immediately TsrmsTen day Of
sale cent the delivery of the deed and
the balanceton bond and Mortgage the premises for Ave
years If land be desired 1t be had reasonable
terms. A, G, N. PENNINGTON,
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ExCURMONA

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BxCURSIIy Js m a.
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