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r-Attehtion Is asked 10 the sew

Z. - !. D, -.
n-Attehtion Is asked 10 The sew
eral notices 81 The Clinton Plank road
cou,pany. The work on tlis road is
rapidly progressing. Stockholders
will see that there is to be an election
Of a now board Of directors shortly, ut
which they should attend, or send in
their proxies. A short ride out on the
road will satisfy auy one, That The e
work 10 being done in d substantial
manner !; and must rapidly draw to
completion. No enterprise has ever
been undertaken, calculated to benefit
the commerce of Baton Rouge, more,
than this road to Clinton.
-s1----ssp ~-s, = ssa---
Eg~ Mr. Otis Il Weed---a Boston
dealer ia ice, has failed for $4,000,
and frozen over into the insolvent
court--Southern creditors have re-
ceiyed the intelligence as "cold news
indeed +"
LoNE SfAR CONVENTION ---On the
first Of next month Convention OF
the Grand Lodge Of the Lone Star
Order Of the Sons OF Freedom, will
be held In New York city. 1t Is said
ttat Delegates from England and Ger
many have already arrived, aud a
large number Of delegates are expect
ed from other parts Of Europe, st
Domingo, Cuba, Sandwich Islands
and Tahiti
JonN Mi1cnEr,t..- The New York
Herhla Of the 22d contains lengthy
letter from this distinguished gen
tleinen, written to Thomas p. Kelley,
bis former editorial associate, in which
he details tho particulars Of his escape
FROM Van Dieman's Land Mr.. Mitch
ell remarks that it would hays been
quite an easy matter to escape from
the island if he had violated his
ticket Of leave, but to avoid dishonor.
and yet to succeed, was the difficulty
In the. letter be gives bis reasons for
making tho attempt to escape to the
American republic-l,is worship Of
whose principles did not begin in his
exile. He stood uplfor this country
when ii was assailed by O'Connell,
many years ago, ID bis native land.
lie was the. first man there, in modern
times, who declared repablioanisrn
aud how. he naturally "teeks refage
fromtyrauts through the ever open sane
tuafy door OF or grand republic
mighty nursing -tnethcr Of liberty and
Justice ,---cradle Of Gods eyangelists
Of Vengeance y
|'b ANOTHER ARREST FOR AN Ar
TEMPTED ifRAup on The PENsIoN
BuREAu.--The Commissioner Of PEN
siions has information Of the arrest o.
WIN. g. Cantrell If Tennessee, under
chargs Of forging tho names Of ply.
Isicians toa certificate Of disability in
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tlN1vERslTY or Ntns1NIh II ht
editor Of the Norfolk Argus, who has
lately paid Il visit To tie University Of
Virginia, says that it il now more pros
porous tban ever Up 10 file time
lie left tNosembei q, there had been
All marticulates, u larger number
than had matrieulated the last session
up to January 10Th.
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o. The salary Of the Kingof the
Sandwich Islands is $1,000 q year.
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Iy- Mr.. Barney Williamsand lady
win shortly appear on the stage at the
ST. Charles Theatre New Dreams.
They left New York The 18th uls., on
board the Empire City,
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Dir. OIfvEs WGsDgLL HoEaEs.-
This parsonage il now dosingthe NJ
Workers with lectures on the poets
the nineteenth century, No dor
poets are q set Of wicked fellows, Il
We really do not think they desef
% hard fate as TO be criticised
Holmes. After showing by extra
from Wadsworth and Byron NJ
poetry should be, he finishes his
ture by showing what 1t shonld II
be, BY reciting some Of his own q
position. = 2@ e9 gos4 Il
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The SEA, as we'll as air, is free. and
common thing to all; and a particular
nation cannot pretend to have the
rightto the exclusion Of all others,
without violating the rights Of nature
and public usage .--Queem Elizabeth.
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E.g~ Mr.. Otis II Weed----a boston
dealer ia ice, has failed for $4,000,
and frozen over into the insolvent
eourt--Southern creditors have re-
ceiged the intelligence as "cold news
indeed"
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fts New READING or AN On MORO
The Boston Post gives the follow
ing as a motto for the union Of Nhigs
and free sellers /: 49,
aUnited we stand
Pror,den rc don't fair
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A A FnENcn DoGBaRRY.--The Mayer
of one Of the copap5nae& Of France
lately made up the following entry
i'podF liis register:
F1'l H. Mayor of ------.. found Yesterday
ip the forrest Of -,a man BY The
name. Of Rollins committing an act
against the laws. [ commanded him
10 surrender, whereupon be set upon
me, heaped me with insult aud con
tu,nely, calling men ragmnfhn, Of ass,
and precious doll, and a scare-crow--
all IF which / eertyy 10 be true.
No doubt the certificate was quite
true. The Mayor will be written
down, as the ancient Dogberry 70 anx-
iously described to be, IAN ass. ! to all
intents and purposes, Bulletin.
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News from British Guiana.

By the arrival at this port of the bark Montezuma
Captain Hansan have received files of West Indian
papers to the cate Of the 18th Of March,
condensed summary of the news to readere -
(From the Georgetown Royal Gazette, March 1O1
The weather has been very dry, and Notwithstanding
slight shower this morning, gives promise of continuing
The planters complaint but the crops of the colony
do not yet appear to suffer much from that An
extraordinary plague has, however made its appearance
in the shape of rats, which doing enormous
amount of injury to the standing They have ap-
rcartd the east coast of this county and in similar
be peculiar species and most destructive in its tastes
rarely taking than bite out of the cane which
then wthers and dies both stalk and STOOL Dogs and
head money appear both of them be Intellectual In
stopping the spread Of this destructive nuisance which,
not stopped in some way another will tell sadly upon
the years crop of several OF the best estates.
Provisions Of kind and dear and trade
dull. Complaints made OF the recently arrived
Chinese, but they have not reached sufficient
tholity for publication. lately arrived vessel from
India brings accounts from the Mauritus that in that
island well with us, the system Of back passages
to Co'lic engrants is strongly opposed.
The Combined Court engaged, upon the 4th Of
March, exclusively, with the question Of immigration,
which after tebaie was settled in the following terms-
tbot there should be yearly Importation Of at least
tot0 immigrants, estimated to cost $240 900, half
Of which is to be borne by general taxation and tho
otr half by direct taxation, in the shape Of produce
tax and contract duties, the planters.
The Colonial legislature had voted appropriation o
5000 towards the salary Of Wesleyan Church Mis-
sonay expressly for the instruction Of the Cooe immi
grants and towards the travelling expenses for the
rent year Of the Missionary to the Coolies, $3.50.
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New ORLEANS, March 81, 1853
The sales OF Rio coffee yesterday and to day 20
600 bags ut S&c. 9idc.
NEw ORLEANS April /, 1853
The sales Of cotton to day were COCO bales and the
market is firm at yesterdays advance We quote strict
mddling at 9Ic. The sales of the week were 81 900
bales The increased receipts at all the Southern ports
amount to $50 900 bales The stock consists Of 900
bales The sales of Rio coffee during the week were 90
Goo bags mostly at &C. to 9c The sales of the past
month 4S 600 bags There sales yesterday of
5000 bbls. mess pork at $14. Sterling is at So.
MoBnE, April l. 1853
The sales of cotton for the week were 900 bales the
receipts COO and the exports IL 0O The stock hand
is $4,000 bales The closing quotation for middling
was 9ss.
CHARLESTON April l, 1883
The sales Of cotton TO day reached 900 bales at
to 1oT. The market is unsettled. We quote mddinV at
101S to 10I.
CHARLESTON, April 2, 1853
Cotton advanced 4 cent to dsy, with salcs of 5000
bales. We quote extremes at a lie.
PROVIDENCE April 2, 1853
The week closes with firm feeling for cotton wi th
sales of 1900 bales Tho stock of fleece wool is light
with limited sales for all varieties The sales of the
week were 20 800 pounds In printing cloths he
dull for the finer styles and prices easier 52x56
in good demand at full rates. Sales for the week
~, TOO pieces.
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New Publications.

We have received copy Of the Washington and
Georgetown Directory Strangers Guide Book for WASH
ington and Congressional and Clerks Register compiled
and published by Alfred Hunter illustrated with map
Of the city and ground plan of the capitol 1t contains
general information for inventors patentees and those
interested in patented nventions complete history cf
the Jackson statue the various public buildings and So
ceties in Washington and Georgetown and one hundred
mans of the chief cities throughout the Union. The
reading matter gives large amount of historical and
descriptive information which will be oAtable for study
and reference to persons Of all classes and
con dons. Mr.. Hunter is entitled to much credit for
the labor he has bestowed upon this work. and we think
that the plan adopted by him will suggest many useful
alterations to the trainers Of future directories through
out the United States.
Messrs. Garrett Co., publishers % Ann street, New
York. the agents for the sale of this work. which win
found Of eminent service to the express and AgencT
Offices Of this and other cities
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FIRE AND PROBABLE DEATH-About halfpast
eleven o'clock, last night, small frame building
was discovered fire, in Shipper street, below Sc
cond. The premises were broken open by Mr.. Wm
Byrne, Mr.. Benner, and others, who found female,
named Mary Murphy, and child, in one corner ofthc
room, near the door There was no furniture in the
room. The child was taken to the residence Of Mr.
Byrne, and its mother was removed to the hospital.
The latter was 30 seriously burned that she cannot
Philadelphia North american, Awa2.
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FINE ARTS.

Ok CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs.-CA 4 CO.,
81 No. 2aj Broadway, fcw doors above tho Irving
House are taking their superior at tho
low price of twenty cents ny new proccss unknown
others they enabled 70 produce 0 pctures daily
In which there Is humbus Bcware OF spurious
usmc~ and cAll ut 23 Broadway, Caraso 4 Co.'S
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Cool Steamers Launched.

PmLADEiPmA, April 8, 1858.
The steamers Westernport and Hypoe Mali were
launched yesterday by Capt Loper for the Parker Vein
Coal Company. The two boats previously launched for
the same company ready to carrying coal
from Baltimore to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

FIRE IN New BEDFORD.-We learn from the
Nesc Bedford Mercury that the oil and candle fao-
tory Of Sanford and Rowland, and the lumber ynra
and wharf Of William Wilcox in that city, were des'
troyed By Are on the 31st ult. Whole loss, a0oN
1000; insurance $l8 600.
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WE, THE WATERS OF THE ASTOR HOUSE, RE.
w turn sincere thanks to Messrs. Coleman and
Stetson for being the first in giving the demanded
our first union protective meetisg long enjoy the
helps for being the first in everything that's good May
those who first Protective Union long live
prosperously, and their he dear
the walters Of This country Wsshnsten to the people
native land sold slave he buys his freedom has got
wages than we white men, and SONS ofreemen we have
demande eighteen dollars one all, get
shoulder to the Wheel the eoored your
stop till rule eighteen dollars to the top Union
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Ilncss of Judge Taney.
BALTIMORE, April 8, 1858.
Chief Justice Taney is quite i'll at his residence in this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

w On Tuesday, April 5th 1888 general meeting of the
shareholders OF tie Weehewken Land Ferry
will be held att o'clock r. NJ in Pythagoras Hall No 1917
and 1879 Walker street between the Bowery and Chrys
and election Of officers of the ferry company
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WATERS, WE HAVE RAISED THE STANDARD,
w let defend it, The walters of the Union Place Hotel
return their thanks to Messrs Coleman Stson the worthy
and generous propretors Of the Astor House, for their
prompt compliance with the demands Union
the walters of that establishment for their frmness in
upho dinri
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ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
N. stock Of rich first class cabinet furniture Metro
pclitan Hall, Broadway, between Blocker and Amty
streets Tuesday and Wednesday, O'clock each
r. c. Kemp will sell at auction above very large
ortmen III rich first class cabinet furniture piano fortes
nd other rich fancy housekeeping goods such rarely
offered ct auction and which presents very favorable op
portuny for the trade and housekeprs to purchase the
best description Of rosewood oak mahogany and black
walnut paror dining library and chamber furniture,
elegantly carved finished in the most fashionable styles
and Of the best materials as the whole will positively
DC sold without reserve by order of the assignee Goods
purchased out of the city be packed for shipping
at reasonable charge Catalogues on the morning OF sale
Sale positive, and without regard to the weather.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Non-Arrival or the Arctic.
Tm HIGHLANDS, April 3-9P.M
1t is storming very hard here and the weather is very
thick and dark We do not think the Arctic would at
tempt to into port tonight should she arrive unless
it should clear up.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF sIXTY-TWO LOTS ON
Cinson avenue Pacific, Dean and Bergen streets and
COLE, huctioneer, Tuesday, April g. at II o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange This Of the best property
which has been brought into market for several past
and inc!udes the well known stand known the
Ninth ward Hotel Terms-Sixty five per cent of the
chase morcy may remain bond and mortgage Maps
at the Offices of the auctionecr Nos 43 Fulton
street Brooklyn, and Wall street. New York Sale posi-
tive, without
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PERSONAL.

NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT FENALE
"A child months old, may apply address to z. W.
lBl stanton street
1F THE TWO MEN, AT HAMILTON FERRY, WHO HU-
namely rescued the little boy from drowning ON Thurs
day last will call at Mrs Lawteps Pennsylvania Hotel
30 Greenwich street they will he rewarded
receive the thanks Of the family.
INFORMATION NWANTED-OF GEORGE H. H. WILSON.
by his sister Mrs Lucinda Dubois 2T Greene
ANY information will be thankfully received.
MR.. SAMUEL BELL MAY HEAR OF SOMETHING
" to his advantage by giving information his where
abouts to his brother Robert residing
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ID G. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
II. auction, at Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday, at IL
O'Clock without reseryeTen elegant rosewood 6a4 and
pianortes of excellent quality and tone from city
makers Of good reputation some Of which are very rich
beautifully and worth from $500 to 5000 enc all
fully and particularly worthy of those in
of nnnd natr
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-JoHN "; soaERINDYKE, AUcTioNEER.sToRE ITO
Wednesday April 8, at No. 1872 East Broadway at 10
O'Clock comprising large stock of first quality groceries,
crushed and brown sugars md black
teas IN chests ana ha chests m9asss OILS candles sperm
wine. and liquors in glass. also liquors in casks stand
platform scales and other scales and weghs painted bar
re counters shelvng-a usual assortment of first class
horse covered harness. &c N BThe above sale is
worthy OF attct tion.
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CAMUEL OsGOOD, AUCTIONEER.--OSGOOD &
- CONCKLlN auctioncers and commission merchants
las Fulton direct between Broadway and Nassau street
will sell Tuesday April at 10 o'clock, the contents of
The elegantly fitted hotel Excelsior, No 4 Fourth
consisting of fixtures; Also choice collection of vines
Euuora 10, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA property In the village of Mamaroneck, Westchester
county belonging 70 the estate Of John Morre deoasd
day 7th April 1883 at O'Clock NJ the premises the
two story dwelling now occupied hotel by w. Mich
o Main street directly in front of the harbor
e .s by feet deep Also aict and building adjoining
ner and Cross streets IS feet wide by
deep Also lot No 49, west side Of Main street 90 feet
wide by 200 feet Deep Also twelve Pleasant
% nsf the New I0sa and Nsy Haven
be given Apply to the auetioneer Wall street. New
roneck.
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ID W. WEsTCOTT, MISUNDERSTANDING
IN. furniture this Monday morning at 1919 o'clock at 14j
Greenwich Of all the paror chamber and
ahorany and rosewood bureaus carpets mahogany and
rosewood bedsteads sofas, spring seat chairs hair mat
msrbe top tables with large variety of housefur
hng articles ivory cutlery lyerware glassware crock
clocks window shades panoiorte paintings &c Goods
to be removed mediately
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DLANTs AT AUCTION. = W. S. McILvAIN WILL
sell at auction, Tuesday April at 1o}a o'clock, at
No John etrcet, fine collection OF moss, perpetual
monthly and cngng honeysucklcs, carnations,
poneies &C. &C., from j. i. Henderson, Jersey City
heng their first sale for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

CADDLERY, HARNESS, alchemy ii. LEEDS co.
- will sell at auction, Monday April at halfpast 10
O'Clock at No 20 Bowcry the entire stock ofsaddlery har
&c viy.-Saddes; gentlemens and ladies' do double
and ngie light pleasure harness. whips blankets brides
snan1es and Others spurs mats bits aud great
iety Of r class city made saddles Also fixtures Of said
a.
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A fTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER, WILL
u sell on Wednesday, April at IL o'clock, a. the her
chants Exchange the two story and attic brick house and
Ninth avenges The house y in complete and perfect
with every convenience kitchen range DC, &c. having
been lately put in complete repair for the owners
who occupies the premises Terms liberal A large
term of years.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A regular meeting of the institution will
held in the Council Chamber of the Great Wgwam
day evening" the dt in at half hour after tho setting
Of the General and punctual attendance Is
By order, DANIEL Z. DELAvAN, Grand Saehem.
STEPHEN c. DURyEA, Secretary
Manhattan season Of blossoms fourth of da-
coyery 36lt Of Independence 77th and Of the
the Gath
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HENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
VI: ANDEWATER will sell this day Monday, April 4.
at O O'Clock at S5l Broadway general tmcnt of
furniture consisting of suitc in hair cloth, bu
washtands wardrobes toilet SETS chairs &C.
ble top tables. boOkcases feather beds, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

CAMUEi OsGoOD, AUCTIONEER.-OSGOOD &
~ COM will SELL at their sales rooms lS Tulton
street at res o'clock on Wednesday April large sale of
furniture fancy goods &c. consulting of rosewood pnrlor
etergeres large chairs marble top centre and
sofa tables extension tables library book marble
top dressing bureaus washatands bedsteadg enameed
cottage suits chairs, desks &c, forming great variety
and well worthy the attention OF houskeepers and those
going TO housekeeping Catalogues on the morning of SALE
sCSTANDARD ROSES AT AUCTION.-J. L. vANDE.
- WATER auotoneer, No. IA Wall street, will sell
Tuesday April 9Th at half ten o'clock choice selection
of pconcs and other fno plants from the
nursery OF d. Boil of Broadway and Fifieh street
vvALUApLE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE
by auetionGBRANCH MoDoNNELL Auetionesrs
lI3 Fulton will sell at their sales Tuesday
next h inst at half past ~ O'clock the entire furnituro
mly about leaving for Europe consisting of mahogany
sofs ottomans chairs socretares centre, dining
pier sofa tables psnoforte one fine old Eng
sb eight day clock manto ornaments; paintings French
recan cottage bcdstesd washstands three very
large feather beds three large curled hair Of the
fcs quality carpets looking glasses china kitchen furn
tnre &c Also, largo consignment OF new furniture OF
elegant and finish consisting of rosewood and mahoga
ny sus In hair cloth plush and satin brocatele sofa
chairs bookcases centre dining and card tabes bureaus
bsdseade in all styles pianofortcs; paintings china 10
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited Cats
iogues Tuesday morning.
WIN. B. JONES AUCTIONEER-BY JONES 4 BO-
w GhRT-Mortgage sale at auction.-By virtue of a
power of attorney and chatte mortgage will expose for
ssle Broadway and Dutch Kiln Road, Astoria Long
Island Monday the ith day Of April 1888 the
nowers pots tools &c fthc weather be bad they will be
sold the fair day. N B1l o'clock is the hour
the property will be sold, and must be sold without
serve. JOHN B. GEILEk
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ID W. WESTCOTT. .AUCTIONEER.-THE ATTENTION
N. horekeepers is invited to the sale of handsome
household furniture this day at 10Y o'clock at No. i46
pets furniture suite mahogany and walnut bed
stead hair rosewood mahogany and walnut
do wardrobe deboards eight rosewood and
mahogany marble-top bureaus and sewing chairs
rockers pier glasses and curtains elegant decorated
vases china ivory cutlery &c Also, number of choice
paintings srcly Framed. Also, two superior rosewood
pianoforcs No postponement Goods to be removed i'm
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Tuesday. April Mt hafpast ten o'clock ut his sales
Gs William street without large and spen
did collection of imported French dwarf and
selected in Europe 1000 standard dwarf and climbing
all kinds embracing all choicest and descrip
tons also collection of rich hot house and plants
with other choice and valuable plants, in fine cond
ton and warranted as to name. Catalogues at sale
TOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER-STORE
q sNo ii Spruce street Household furniture Monday
this day at No 5sLudlow street. at all the farn
of parlor dining and bedroom and kitchen furniture
pets mahogany bedsteads. burenus sofas chairs, &c.
WILLIAM T. BOYD Salesman.
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ID WWESTCOTT, Observation-Disclosures SALE
H. of household furniture Tuesday morning. at half
O'clock at No. 2G Sixth consisting Of all
che furniture the promises Mahogany dressing and plain
bureaus, mahogany dining tables mahogany cribs and
mans mahogany and walnut chairs in brocaelle, 20
bedsteads mahogany and walnut washstands sofas book
cases. sideboards 20 dozen maple and Windsor chairs,
mahogany and walnut do superior upright pianofore &C.
Every article will be sold without reservation and must be
removed immediately from the premises postponement
any account Also Friday morning, all the gentcel
furniture contained in the house Forty street
Eighth avenue.