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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11
DRY GOODA.

FASHIONABLE NORTHUMBERLAND OPEN
Ing day, Monday, the 18th Of March, At the Paris
AantiIla nporium 31 Broadway fer the spring season.
tumeths products Of foreign and native
eed IN the wsrld Of fashion. The Paris Manta
having been still further enlarged during the past
nonths may now Internationally DO pronounced tho most
sommodious we'll popular establishment for the sale
Of shawls and in the United States the pro-
sent being than usually rife with Parsan
yeles well of the interesting that
have lately taken place In the French capital also with
view TO tho great Industrial Exhibition 10 be held In this
city the proprietor confidently state that he will
rich treat TO those ladies and who homer him
wish visit The entire suite OF rooms will be thrown open
On this OCCASION and the different articles
AFFORD facility for public The apart
cd for the Worlds Fair. GEO. BULPIN,
Paris Mantilla and Shawl Emporium SOL broadway.
B-Please Observe the opening day is Monday 18th
March or should the weather unproptious the
6rst succeeding fne day.
lanes BECK CO. HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
styles Of spring and goods embracing every
novelty OF the season-silks shawls mantillas laoes
prints &C., Of the styles designs together with
extensive and complete variety of linen goods
keeping artiolss gloves hosiery, &c. No. 35 Broadway
1EANTILLAsr MANTILLAs THE GRAND EXPOSE.
l tion Of French mantas for spring will take place
Monday the l4h inst at G. BR0DIES No 81 Canal
All French goods there exhibited of his selection
Paris and surpass in richness and style anything
ported to America.
DIBBONs, SILKSAND MILLINERY OODS-THE UN.
IL dersgned is prepared exhibit largest
and most desirable stock Of the above goods the city suit
Of tho Union, being all his spring
trade, which he will eer the most favorable terms
NJ Ii. LUHTENSTEIN,
w Bowery, corner Of Hester street.
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ATA REGULAR MEETING OF MUTUAL HOOK AND
"A Ladder Co., No held March 1855 the following re-
soiDtions were re u1 %l adopted =
this Company copy Of the Holy Scriptures suitably
Resolved That the thanks of this Company be and ara
hereby presented to the New York Bible Society for their
appropriate aud magnificent which Be carefully
treasured by Us monument OF tho Christian hberay
Resslvod That the foregoing resolution published in
the new frk Herald Fircmans Journal Journal Of Com
meree AND New YORK Observer.
A. C. scuENcK, Foreman.
NoTICE.-AT MEETING OF HUDSON ENGINE
IN Company No. held Wednesday evening, March g.
M was unanimously resolved that the members of the
foreman as candidate for Assistant Engineer In relation
TO the to DO filed in the upper districts leave
fireman who possesses energy and hrmness who Will be
prompt in his attendance at fires the up
Districts fact that almost every member depart
ment has admitted At meeting held at the engine house.
IT was unanimously resolved that Mr. Byrne present fore
every respect emincn qualified discharge the duties Of
an engineer He been active member of the depart
ment for number years greater portion Of which time
attached He has been distinguished active FIRE
man and an ocer and has gained the respect and
deration confident Mr. Byrne WILL If he is elected
engineer perform the duty in such will be cred
peal to and hrenen unite with and el
vae him to the assistant engineerh let not make Car
anti the ISSUE lay aside all sectional feelings
loop holes through which men, possessing ne
Their character qualifications will not cautious
be enabled crawl into the Board of Engineers body OF
who and sincerely hope that they
always will the confidence and the of the
partmentbut rather let the question beDoes Mr. Byrne
possess the necessary Every who
Yea WIN nn' "'i' " VIM HXMMTLH Chairman.
JOSEPH J. MORGAN, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY.
ArsEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. ia

PERSONAL.
IF THE PERSON, LATE FROM CALIFORNIA, THAT
called on last Thursday with letter for Mrs John
Hams viii call again he her and confer kind
favori or send his address to No. q Sixth avenue.
MRS. JOHN ). WILLIAMS.
IMPORTATION WANTED-OF JOHN AcKINNY, OF
the Isle Of Jersey the coast Of France Hell ave feet
six inches high dressed in blue pilot cloth Jacket like
sailor Whoever will give information of his whereabouts
will receive Ave dollars reward.
THOS MCLAUGHLIN, 80 Tenth avenue.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF ROBERT WALLACE
who left Castle Corner Kilkenny about thirteen
specting him Will be thankfully received his wife and
children who in New York Please address Mrs. Wal
lace, Herald Office New York.
r EFT THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SUN
IL day. the 7h instant at about eleven O'clock colored
about five feet six inches high had when last
brown coat dark pants calico Shirt brown said
had in his sorr about sixteen
high stylish driver light and short tall about
ten years old, with white hind feocks liberal reward
will be given to who will leave the horse ut the
stable Of Mr. Cowan Mercer street. $50 for the man.
WIN. H. STEVENS Now Rochelle.
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LEGATION and sale of American works Their
comprehensive for securing the earliest
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the sale Of works exported reprinted them being
participated in by the authors their publishers
and, where necessary, the copyrights secured
Messrs Low Son Co.. literary agents in all matters
connected with copyright undertake the fulfil
ment OF the the benefit thereof
The forms requisite to be filed will be forwarded
upon application and information afforded to
pondents, where requested.
The publishers Circular, General Record of British
and Foreign Literature is published by Messrs Low Son
the LIST and 18th of each month"; and will be forwarded
This work contains complete alphabetical list of all
books published in Great Britain and work Of interest
special attention being given to secure
supplied direct the once through Aessrs Lew
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NRATIs.-NEw PUBLICATIoN.-AP POPULAR TREA
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pENvILLE's LIVERY STABLES, BUILDINGS AND
for e
sersss
Sale positive Maps Of the property will be ready on sa.r
continue The iyssy Sssas ::s:sl;S
the Executors to close the estate Inquire the premise
ID c. KEMP, Observation-Disclosures SALE
a Of & mror Chna
us ay rdayJ .res nsa
Fulton very large and beautiful assortment handsome
% s to S . %
sale BY
and ad hsf pier ss rich china
rosewood pianoiorte cost 5000 rosewood paror furn
vst rosewood lsdteads bureaus and ~aSsand best
IN horse hs sss s
chairs bookcases marble top dressing wash
% .ss
~s
fully warranted the when sold at private SALE
Gan be TO pPnS At
quality Catalogues on tn. morning Of sale fe0a
3 RRAS sIask u y Dv DAY.
Tp
barley segars tobacco French chocolate brandy GIN
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auction.er.
Svandevate. viii Day At ososi at the sales
'fs :sd ba ns ss q
south side Madeira, v. p golden and sherry
ports Jules Robin Picrot Csston Regnau and other
brands Of brandy Legurea and Laourner
best wine offered in this market; together with limo
Of quOrs Also, 100 baskets of hed.eiek champagne.
CPRING FURNITURE sALEs.-THE UNDERSIGNED
respectfully informs his friends and the public that hs
is prepared usual to give his personal attention 10 sales
Of furniture at the residence Of families &C. AIBRRT IL
NIC0LAY Real Estate and General Auotonser ~ Wall
street.
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs-ANTUONY
BLEKCkER, auctioneor will sell Tuesday the 18th
inst at tie Merchants Exchan lots
the Third corner ofllSh street SEQ maps
fee OF the Ructioneer.
yVH. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER WIN slLI ON
w Saturday, atl0h o'clock, at Isl Canal
tors sale OF household furniture hatter tools hat blocks,
partitions &C. Also pianofore loo King agscs bookcase
sofas easy and rocking chairs centre dining and other
hes. window curtains oil paintings carpets bedsteads,
bedding dressing bureaus wash stands cooking stove crock
and gass Alec the house - Marion street to let
and the furniture for sale.
yTILLIAM IL. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER.-vERY
w valuable real estate known as Burnhsms Hotel, with
avenue Seventy and Streets
having Broadway Of 270 fsct-Wm. H. FrankIin
Son Co. will sell Tuesday 18th March, at IL o'clock
tho Merchants Exchange % lots of ground together with
The large hotel thereon known IS Burnhams Retreat 1
inches Broadway tho the Eleventh avenus
2 feet inches Seventy ninth street. which IL 100 feet
wide and 23 feet inches Seventy eighth street Alao
tie ground the south side ofSeventy eighth street. being
front of 66 feet Broadway 81 feet inches Rleyenth
and 2 feet in depth in the longest line B-The
bidder and will be sold In entire parcel TermsIo
ROMAN bond wears Al s,x
cent interest Lthographic maps may obtained Al tho
offs oithe aGetioneer previous to sale.
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ed-The matches beauty the spring fashion of hat
.ss TO the public by Knox James, has excited
TASTE experience Judgment enable them
merits sdmrer of the beautiful call and
anime IT, KNOX JAMES the proprietors Of the Pres
sstt Hat Store Of Broadway and Spring street. and
The uniform price for their hats Ia ~
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Fashionable Clothing-New and Desirable
offering TO their customers very
ysy q fashionabe elothng suitable: for the All
l1ss Mems and boys furnishing goods Of every dsserp
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A NTHoNY J. BLeEcKxn AucfioNEER.-sALE or
Tenth Eighth Fffth. Third. Second and B. also lots On
Thirty foIrth Thixty Fifty Afh and llstk
Also mansion avenue A. between Fifty fourth Fifty
river 'front.' ry fourth and FIFTY aftS
streets Also, water right harlem river. Anthony y
Biseeker will sell vt auction Tuesday March IS 1855 -
lots ON s. W. Of Fifth twenty ninth
street. lots w. Of Tenth and Thirty
fourth street. lots s. E. Of Broadway Forty
second street. lot N w. Of Third Fifty
street lot N T. of Third and FIJI
ty third street. lot Of Third AMI FIJI
tyourth lot N f. Of Third avenue and Fif
~ nth street. lots n Eighth Fifty
fourth street, lotsS w. corner Tenth and Fity
nth street lots east side Of block A.
Fiftyfourth Fifty fifth streets lots N
and Fifty fifth street lots w. Eleventh.
and Fifty fifth lots west side OF block Second
between Fifty eighth and Fifty streets lots
on = Of avenue and loth street. with water
right OF OO feet Harlem river Of land with watr
ana streets lot Thirty eighth street. 20 fees
west from Filth avenue lot Thirty-fourth street, loo
eet west from Tenth lots Fifty street, 100
feet east from A; II Fifty
avenues and u also lots Fifty seventh street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth also, mansion
the banks Of the East river between 4th and Fifty sixth
streets about W feet front containing rooms
at tho auction No.
"A past ten o'clock at No 20 Grand street. already
nouncsd of the entire furniture of restaurant
pictures choice liquors saloon and other fur
niture &e &C. in the auction
Sale Of furniture Monday at halpss ten o'clock at 10
hudson street. Chambers. Il. Forrestal
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
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Nassau street. is the luckest fellow in the world He al
successful The greatest of all is his hats OF
s French mode which the trade by storm this
spring His hats much lighter and frmer and never lose
their shape the old fashioned soft brimB do Standing
prise, IS 50 for the best.
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The Spring Style OF Hat.-As the season IA
approaching for change of hat the public good
article invited to call at DRAKES splendid store
Bowery where they be suited according their
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- spoon burnshers to go to Cincinnati Ohio Constant
employment given to good workmen Apply at 10 Maiden
lane. SALTZMAN, MIDDLETON CO.
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~ the public spring styles Of moleskn and beaver
lats which ofquality beauty of style
surpassed 81 hat in New York Gentlemen desr-
ing different leave their orders and be suited in
ne ahatement. Nos I46 and l4S Nassau street
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young Scotch woman, wet nurse. Inquire at 2sJ
Sixth avenue corner Eighteenth street In the
mCnt. Can be for days.
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J. b. Miller, 134 Canal street, has the largest,
and best assortment of ladies' misses and chill
drsns gater boots and shoes to be had New York Mr.
xers prices while they insure article to be fully
their worth, moderate and reasonable placing them
within the reach Of ALL Call ut his establishment ladies'
Aad will O rogret your visit.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION,
w as wet nurse in respectable private family She
and her baby be two days IL not engaged
by applying to Mrs Pagan No 22 Sixth avenue between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, in the rear.
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MUSICAL.

F0R sALE-A CREMoNA VIOLIN, A SUPERIOR
instrument said to be two hundred years old.
at the Adratic Hotel Of Barrow and Hudson
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T Asst MAKER WANTED-A GOOD WORKMAN, AND
IL who understands his businossto out of the city
Steady employment and good will be given. Apply At
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Parents ana Guardians take notice, that the
John street Boys Clothing Establishment prepared
supply customers with and elegant assortment of
asd with the goods other in the
salts, Jackets, and pants LoSEE No. John street.
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Carpetings and OilelOths, Cheap for Cash -
WN NoGR0RTY wishes to call the attention Of families
about furnishing to his stock of carpets and oil
cloths which have been carefully selected and consists
che richest goods for the spring trade all q which he will
Ahs balance of the Thompsonyle Companys stock he
abled to carpets under the market prices Par
Gcular attention paid to the furnishing
boats 42 broadway three doors from Liberty
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young German frat rate cook In private
family or do the chambcrwork Apply at 40 Thompson
street up stairs.
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IT GILBERT & cos PIANoFORTEs, WITH AND
i without the lEolian.-T G. & Co have in their
in this city unusually largo and varied
ment Of their fine Instruments which they selling
prices lower than ever before The reputation of g. Co..
is such that eulogum
requisite to draw rooms Besides the
surprising excellence of their instruments are add
eeedng low prices and very accommodating terms The
subscriber has always ON hand for sale and to rent the
be found in the city Also Glbers boudor pianos
and ornamental article of furniture and very desirable
those wishing to economist room Also new and second
agent S3 Broadway Of Anthony street. floor
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Great Bargains at I56 Fulton street.-N0w
selling off, the entire stock Of ladies' gents misses boys
and boots shoes CATERS At great sacrifice
want 10 buy cheap Great inducements offered.
WA sell single pairs by the Dozen far below the ssst
TWOd ea from
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN STU
w atons-onc first rate cook and pastry
and baking perfection No objection assist washing
The other chambermaid and waiter Good reference
Apply ut 55 Twenty between Fifth aud Sixth
avenues Can be for two days
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MRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M Italian and English secular decided to
few hours day for the instruction of young
Mrs. Segun will DO happy to give ali information
concerning terms pans &c. ut her residence 50 White
street. Broadway.
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yNANTED-AT No, TT NAsSAU sTKEET CLEKkS,
w teachers salesmen porters barkeerers
boats railroads. boys for trades coaemcn and garden
girls az househeepe Applicants enclosing b. free Of
THOMAS SPHINX, Agent.
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n W. HOLMES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
W. Holmes, No. 81 Boekman street. will dive particu-
Ter attention to sales Of furniture at the am
ture dry goods groceries, &C. New second hand urni
tire carpetng mattresses &c constantly hand for
,cap
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation cook In private family; understands
her bushes we'll Best of city reference given Has lived in
her last place nearly three years Please apply at No 1
Third between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Can be for two days.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w youug woman, to dc general housowork in small
private family cook wash and iron. Please apply
at No. $50 Seventh avenue Thirty hfth street.
Can be for two days If not engaged The best OF city
reference given.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do chamberwork and waiting, In
days not engaged Please call at Sol Sixth avenue be-
tween Thirty third and Thirty streets first oor front
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 30.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.
GARTS WANTED IN THE SECOND WARD, TO CARRY
dirt from the streets Apply ut the Second Ward Sta
ton House, 10 Beekman street.
carriage and harness; also, horse carriage Apply
ut Norriss stable in Eighth street, Sixth
EVoR SALE-A FINE S0RRRL HORSE. SIXTEEN
hands high eight old fine family horse and fast
Abdallah bay six old fifteen hands three
inches high and thoroughly trsned Also light
top wagon two slsghs two horse carriage with
double harness. and two sets of single do saddles
brides lie. Applyto r. SARJEANT IL Broad stIeet.
ENOR sALE-A SPLENDID BLACK VERMONT MARE,
fnst rotte and good saddle horse perfect in
peet Alse light trottng wagon and harness Apply to
W. Ii. UNDERHILL No. Rivington street..
L,OR sALE-A HANDSOME LIGHT TROTTING WA.
gon; also, set Of ut harness. all in perfect order.
Price $50 Inquire at ue stable No Hester street
door from Clinton.
for doctor, grocer any kind of work Inquire
coal Office Seventh avenue Of Forty first street
L,OR SALE.-THREE SECOND HANDWA WITH
and without tops; also, two sulkeys all in complete
order and will be sold cheap Apply ARMOUR BROTH.
Frs, Third avenue and Sixty fifth street.
7,ROTTING HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, AND HARNESS
for SALE at sacrifice The the horse
he sound. square trotter, and "a fast crab Apply
T1okARRIAGR MAKERS-THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW
prepared to take In carriages to sell commission at
his hew repository Nos q and 70 Wooster street Liberal
cash advances will be made 10 Rrst quality
work For further particulars please cali address
MAJOR THOMPSON, 20 Wooster street.
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CTIStnUUfOS FHnIr Dye CHuhXcs Cnc
hair instantly beautiful black brown while his Pre-
sentative and Beautfer stimulates its growth and perpetu
ates luxurance the latest period of life The dye
applied privately and both sold at Crstadoro No Aston
House, and by druggists generally.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is. without
eepon the very best invented Beware
efpuned dyes Equally celebrated s Gouraads Medcstsd
Poudre Subtitle nproots hair from any part Of the
body Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, at 81
Walker street. near Broadway.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman az ehambermaid to take Of chill
dren to do Homework In small private family Can be
for two days at M Court street. Brooklyn foor
back
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ID w. WESTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N. furniture and confectioncrs stock urday
ing at lO o'clock at 81 Sixth avenue, consng Of large
and desirable stock Of counters glass Jars
and saloon tables fixtures with carpets bureaus
tables oil cloth looking glasses bedsteads mattresses bed
ding, chairs, &c. No postponcment'
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w men, situatonsone plain cook washer and roner
the other seamstrcss and mind children,
washing Good references given Please call at Prince
ctr
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The and beautiful spring style of KNOX the halter
e.ae esnnCt produce hat more tasty becoming
standard price Of four dollars II there halter in the
world that can excel Knox in getting cheap and
enrable hat we should like to the animal produced
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A uCTION sALE-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER-BY
n Jones Bogart-saturday March IL ut 10Y o'clock,
10 Spruce street. mortgage sale OF furniture
lot VI groceries dry goods and variety of other articles
CHAS w. KRUGER, Attorney for Mortgage.
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WAETED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do washing and ironing and plain
cooking Best Of city reference Please to call at No.
Vandewater street. Can be seen for two days.
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WANTED.-A YOUNG AND HEALTHY WIDOW
w wishes from necessity to place her child three months
old under the adoption kind family the child
female and the mother having method of sustaining her
self by service wishes adopt this
her in her embarrassment Inquire at 48 Elm street
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Splendid Carpetings.-smith & L0anshcry,
Il Sarl street have received per late asrxs. isrge
1T pSVyet nKutS-fa@
sspsngs Of elegant dcsisns which,
purchased previous the prices they
Snablsd to sHsr at very great inducements s.
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- BIEKCkER, auctionecr will sell on Tuesday the 18th
tnst tie Merchants Exchan lots rognd on
the Third avenue of1sth street SEQ maps
fee OF the auctioneer.
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II N. BUSH AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
IL. furniture carpets &e-This day at l0 o'clock, at
No. 10 North William street. large of new and
second hand furniture office desks and chairs looking
glasses carpets feather BEDS mattresses table bed
linen. cutl sware 40