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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CUPERB SALE OF THE MOST COSTLY FURNITURE,
~ works OF art stauary costly oil paintings pianofors
ly furnished within three monthsthe property gentle
returning to Mexico 1t is the richest sale the
HENRY II LEEDS 4 CO will sell by auction, on Thurs
day April IL at 10 o'clock at the elegant mansion No io
Madison avenue corner Of Thirty first street the splendid
furniture OF said house consisting Of royal velvet carpets
gilt cornoes large pier and maDtel glasses; rich gilt pier
has with marble tops rosewood parlcr furniture suite
chairs to match embroidered sewing chairs superb embro
dered piano handsone rosewood ctagre rich
buh cabinet with marble top; ditto work table, ditto
net superb brongos clocks and
hgh articles Of vertu rich most valuable collec
ton Of high class paintings by of the celebrated
foreign and American artists real satuary marble parr
elegant rosewood panoorte richly carved all round made
by Descombs perfectly cost $500 elegant table,
ladies secretary and music rack costly ormuu chand
liers quartettes and other rich paror furniture.
Dining roomRich Brussels carpets superb two colored
elk brocatelle curtains black walnut furniture, buffet
sliding table extension dining table ormuu and glass chan
glass ware colored and engraved decanter match
nhcent dinner and breakfast set of enamced china $40
ated ware OF various kinds 60 dozen of the choicest
and brandies beautiful table cover, De-
bedfooms and boudor room-Furniture In black walnut,
covered win green plueh curtains to match upright
wood panoiore very elegant made Piooo
S,eV carpets green Brussels music rack. Bedrooms-In
blne broeatelle furniture and curtains
bedding, mattresses, &c. So
The entire furniture q this large was made to order
OF which has not been In the house MONTH The whole
be sold without reserve to the highest bidder
Kitchen furniture can DO examined day before the
sale and will be found the richest sale Of the
THEoDoRE LENT AUCTIONEER. WEDNESDAY
April 20 Mt ~ o'clock, at ~ Leonard street. will sold
the fixtures Of barroom and oyster saloon ting
ten foot bar oyster stand oil cloth glass
arm chairs pictures tables stove, crockey &C. all nearly
new
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~ G. HORTON. AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THIS
W. Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at 80 Sixth
furniture of house removed for convenience of sale
consisting Of beds bedsteads tables chairs sofas Of
Smiths patent extension bureau bedsteads two nice
hogany library book secretary and book Also
fixtures Of grocery consisting Of scales weights tea cad
dies measures kegs counter drains tobacco and
NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-HENRY III
VI LEEDS CO.. will sell At auction, this day, Wednes
day April GOTH at 10 o'clock broadway consisting Of
rich blue and drab satin damask
lace under do fine tapestry Brussels carpets parlor rn
CLOTH glasses and pier tables scroll table
centre marble top, fire extension dining table
and couches &C. mantel branches of ormuu
forte bedroom furniture of Brussels and ingram
mahogany French bcdsteads dressing gasses bureaus
wardrobes clock chairs beds mattresses washstands
BILE tops oil cloths china glass and kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence.
Ii this day Wednesday, April 90 superb assortment of
costly household furniture made by Rnquet Of Paris and
Baud0nc Of this city at half occk at the elegant
mansion No M West Twelfth street two doors from Fifth
consisting In part OF carved rosewood medallion
fas and parlor chairs covered In rich satin
heavy tas heavy lace curtains superb bull centre table,
inad with tortoise she'll superb ditto secretary lined
with rosewood superb entire deux cabinet with marble
elegant PAPER mache work table, richly carved
superb gothic rosewood bookcase deliberately carved
oak cabinet closet rosewood tegere suit Of
paror furniture purple plush rich chintz curtains and
rosewood sofas, chairs do to match made by Baudonc
carved rosewood card tables Brussels carpet three do
rich ormuu clocks and large bronze figures extension dining
plated ware and othcr most valuable furniture Bed
In rich enamced suite imitation rosewood drab c beds
bedding washsands and other furniture &C. They be
Sxamined one day before the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

nR. WIETING's LAST COURSE IN NEW YORK, AT
~ Hope Chapel upper room) 7l8 Broadway, will
menee with free lecture Thursday evening n at
ia o'clock, Anatomy Physiology and the Means Of Pre-
serving Restoring Health illustrated with his
tensye collection of manikns skeletons models paintings
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GAS FIXTURES.

J,RENCH GAS FIxTURES-NEW IMPORTATIONs-
Just received from the best makers in Paris largo
choice chandeliers candeabrss and brackets hall lamps
The undersigned has the honor call the attention Of the
H. DARDONYILLE. Az RrosdHay.
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r. BLANCHARD.

DoYAL HOTEL, LONDON THIS HOUSE, WHICH
II has been by almost all the foreign
the only London kept entirely in the Con
nenta style Its frequentcd by the first GLASS travellers
situated the Thames in the city which renders Ii
ot dcehtfu for passcneers travelling either by steamer
or by buses which continually passing in every d
rectisn This house Of the principal hotels for
Ama
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THE MILITARY.


A CARD--HAvING NOTICED AN ARTICLE IN YES.
n terdays Herald signed by j. Bcsson Captain Of the
Tompkins Blues, deem IL duty to reply MEASURE
Oh pity, pity, shameful is it, that obliged to publish
the world the receipt of money by the family
donation to keep them in food and shelter for their
heads.
Shameful 1t is it must be thrown up to them. We the
Tompkins Blues Captain Bcsson, you benefit ball,
February 1862; and the Tompkns Blues Captain es
ofthe receipts for the funds Of that
ball In the of God gentlemen have regard
yourselves If not for the family of the departed.
SO other matters concerned in the card feel
that ii would be folly to reply.
In conclusion, have now the painful duty to COPY
cepts and show to the world that the Tompkns Blues
Captain did subscribe portion of sundry dollars
SUI Of this raised outside of the company they
also gave benefit ball to the family their late Lieutenant
John Thomas amounting after expenses to 1915 A. Whole
receiptso of ball 1912; expenses $l36 81
Received of j. L. Waugh twelve dollars for the board of
John Thomas two months at being in full to date
Signed by NJ H. RENNEY, Presiding physician.
LurATIc ASYLUM, January 3d. 1852.
This bill WAS paid from my pocket.
Received. New York, December u, 1852 Of Mr. Waugn.
$ll7. CAROLINE THOMAS.
being balance hand Of benefit ball Of Tompkins Blues
CAROLINE THOMAS.
New YORK April TO- 1883 j. L. WAUGH.
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~ Jersey Railroad frsm foot Of Cortlandt
in A NJ and p NJ. e. IS; D AM and IN, s. Second
class Nv Sand DAN and4 Pm 80 Through tickets ss
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charsston soid
Through baggage agentsin M and ~ Pm trains Pas
enge with baggage the ferry atsen minutes before
the trains leave.
NrTw YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD.-TO BUR
IN Iinaton ST. Johnsbury, Ogdensburg, Montreal and In
termediat Tickets are sold ~ she New york and
leave NJ and $50 p NJ baggage checked shsoush
Jpn Bills of lsding furnished. Price reduced.
y. HYDE, Agent, 162 South street.
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THE MISSES BUSTED HAVE TAKEN A LARGE
i and commodous house in the pleasant and healthy
negborhood of Carmansve to which place they
moved their school for young ladies select number of
undeten years Of Summer term opens May lst 1853
Application be made for terms to George W. Busteed
Jr a3l Third avenue; Richard Busteod, ESQ, Is William
street. and the Rev. DR.. Sanford, White Plains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

4SGOOD CONCKLIN, AUCTIONEERs 1873 FULTON
~ street. will give their personal attention to the sale Of
furniture at the houses of private individuals those who
prefer may send their furniture to their saesrooms.
SAMUEL OSGOOD,
JONAS L. CONCKIIN
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


GALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE.-J.L L. vANDEWATER
y viii sell this day Wednesday, o'clock at 70 Cedar
and counter WITH MAHOGANY
tops and snndry articles Of counting furniture
agency To without as the proprstors TAP
pan Douglass have removed their institution Trinity
Building, No. III Broadway.
w W SHIRLEY, AUcTroNEER-BYJo JOSEPH HEGE.
At No 46 street Between Broadway and Mercer
the parlor chamber and kitchen furniture large
same day At o'clock precisely at No. 2as Ninth street
FIRST and second avenues general assortment Of
may be obtained at each house on the afternoon be-
Friday Aprr2s at o'clock preci.ev At No. colonnaas
row, Columbia street between Cranberry and Mddayh
streets the Fulton ferry alarge and gene
Piano, !Nunn,s ClarkeJ splendid French plate pier
glasses in richly carved frames with marble piers
furniture brocaelle and hair cloth rich silver plated
ware china and cut glass cutlery &C. every valuable oil
pew 1872 in The fresSyterian church, REV Dr. spssr
on the corner Of Clinton and Amity streets.
w COLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRI
general assortment Of paror and chamber furniture
stng Of sofas mahogany and other chairs card
mante ornaments bedteads and bedding china and glass
ware hall lamp, hat stand, &c.
WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION sALE.-A LARGE
and splendid assortment of furniture consisting of
mante ornaments paintings silver and various other
articles too mention The sale will take place
JOSEPH W. HAVEN, Auctoneer.
VUILLIAM WRITER'S AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
quantity furniture consisting of sofas
glasses clock vases dining tea centre card tables oil
paintings stair rods BRUSSELS three ply carpets
large feather beds top dressing
wardrobes and kitchen furniture Also pianoforte.
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SPECIAL aOTiCEs.

A ssOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE
"A Industry of all Nations, Office 63 Broadway.-New
York, April 9th lS5The stockholders Of this
are hereby notified that call Of twenty cent the
capital stock being the seventh thereof
has been ordered by the Board Of Directors that
required pay same this once or before the
10Th day Of A pril instant. BY order,
WIN. WHETTEN Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

HEAD QUARTERS TOMPKINS BLUES.-BY INvf-
IL tation of the family you invited to attend the
funeral Of William Morss In companse with the shove
quarters Mercer Houe o'clock NJ to attend the
lamented friend and associate By order Of
i BESSON, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRArNs DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
evening.
Mail train, sA. NJ Through way trains at lO A. NJ and
Jpn.
Express train, 8 p. N. Accommodation train, G p NJ
Pasengers taken q. Chambers Canal Christopher Four
tecnth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at ~ A. for Pough
kecpsie and Il. 81 for Albany, stopping at all sta
tions. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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A c. FUTILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
gas fixtures &cA G. futile will sell on Thursday 2lst
lOa O'clock at No 296 Broadway the furniture Of
large pier glasses window curtains brussels carptng book
extension table China and glassware chandeliers
and fixtures bedsteads mattresses
bedding linen, plated ware &C., &C. Also, small collec-
elegant panoforte offne and finish Also, kitchen
utensils with which the sale will commence Catalogues
he mr. rnin of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

DOR ALBANY-FARE $l-ALBAEY AND NEW
York Inland Route Rairoad.-Two daily express
trains at NJ and 345 M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received at Broome and Bowery and
sixth street and Fourth stations The above
will land Croton Falls aud Chatham
only ALI other trains will start from City Hall sta
ton Of Tryon and Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

DOSES AT AUCTION-WM. s. McILvAIN WILL SELL
Ii this day at l6 A. M at No. 80 Maiden lane
fine collection of monthly perpetual climbing
and running also honeysuckes verbenas dah
las &C., from the nursery of William NJ White Fifteenth
str
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C. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK OF
IA damaged fancy dry goods &c A. C. Tuttle will sell
Wednesday, at o'clock; at No. 5o1s Broadway the
The late FIRE consisting Of hosiery gloves small wares fancy
articles threads aces silks buttons &c for cash. Depo
sits required from all purchasers Worthy the attention
0f tall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

DAvILIoN, NEW BRIGHToN.-THE PROPRIETOR
l. of this establishment be5s leave to Inform his friends
and the public that he ia ready to enter into arrange
ments with parties may wish to occupy rooms for the
ensuing The proprietor be the premises
letters left at Delmonico Hotel Of Broadway and
Morris street will be Immediately attended to- The Pa
feent houd offer to order to do so steamboat leaves
Now York pier No. North river at and IL A. NJ and
and y. NJ leaves New Brighton at and ii A. NJ and 2
and $40 p NJ more frequent commu noaon will be es
tabsed the advances. The distance from New
York to New Brighton is six miles and the trip Is perform
cd in from twenty FIVE to thirsy minutes x.,~an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

n s. HoUGH AUCTIoNEER.-TO- MORROW, THURS
IL day at 10h AM at l43 Second avenue
all the entee furniture of the house embracing good
rety Of mahogany furniture carpets olcoths bedstead
soas &c. together with the kitchen furniture
with which the sale will Full par iculars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
ID be accommodated with large and pleasant room with
pantry the second floor where the comforts OF homo
may be enjoyed Apply at 80 Henry street couple Of
single gentlemen be accommodated
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T ARGE SALE OF PLANTs.-J. L. yANDEwATER
IL will sell this day Wednesday, lO O'clock at the sales
room Wall street large variety of standard roses and
ther choice plants embracing all the newest and choicest
kinds from TIE nursery Of b. Lenor Forty street.
ner OF Broadway Also, large pot plants in
bloom. =. =
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y W. wEsTCOTT ACCOMMODATION FURNI-
III. ture &C. this Wednesday morning ut 10 O'clock SO
Bowcry consisting Of counters fixtures glassware liquors
chairs tables paintings engravngs IL wndlass bedstead
bedding &c also baggage &c. II not taken away previous
to the tae to pay storage Sale Thursday at Reado
store furniture &C. at 1856 Greenwich Sale on
Monday by catalogue of the contents house Isl
hers
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W: BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE.
g hold furniture-J W. Brown will sell at auction on
Thursday April FL at 10 o'clock at Ga Monroe street all tho
furniture contained in the above house. consisting of sofas
Shnrs marble top centre tables card tables Bsse and
bureaus ledsteads hair msttresse looking glasses china
glassware, kitchen utensils &C. ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT STANwICH
ID Conn, thirty seven miles from New York. The ninth
session Will commence May I'd. Terms for board tuition
washing &c. thirty dollars quarter Circulars
ing particulars be had at The store of Finch No
Greenwich street. where the Principal be
Saturday in this month between the hours Of IL
O'Clock A. N. THEODORE JUNE, Principal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

T0HN FISHBLATT, AUrTIONEER-sALEs ROOM NO
- 1l5 Nassau streetJOHN FISHBLATT will give his nor.
SOP a. to the sale Of furniture at dwellings
fully solic sales of all kinds goods be sold at the
sales rooms if deemed tfersbe Real general
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

GALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
- c. W. HOLMES will sell at auction to Thurs
day April 81 at !0 O'Clock all the furniture carpets &c
in house No 12 in the brown stone block Forty fifth
street Broadway consisting of rich tapestry Brussels
and ingram carpets elegant carved rosewood suit in satin
rosewood seven octave anoiore choice oil paintings and
engrayngs marbletop centre sofa and pier tables
lounges couch beds mahogany and black walnut
and French bedsteads cured hair
dining tables and spring seat chairs rockers
glass and china basement and kitchen furniture
&c. &C. Catalogues be obtained the Of the
tioneer No "a Beekman street the the day
of SALE Broadway and Sixth stages come the
door and Sixth avenue within block.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

N0TICE,-RICHMoND HILL HOTEL, sTATRN
IN Island N. T. date the Richmond Seminary will open
the Of Ave months the I'd of May
have been made that families DO accommodated
for the Charges Of the hotel Board for tho
Nsvssk Children under ten years Of half price Seq
extra Separate sitting be had at from
to $40 week. The Richmond stage meets the and
oeloef boat from New York Vanderbilt nding N b.
Families wishing will please make their
lection. They will be kept free t the 10th of May
j. p. KELLETT, Proprietor.
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BRANCH h M cDONNELL, AUCTIONEERs. ll3 Full
- ton street. to remind the public that the great sale
Of rich and elegant furniture paintings mirrors
ednesday 10 o'clock at Is West Ninth street without
The furniture of this house will they believe in
extent costess and taite be found to excel anything
offered this season.
On Friday next the 22d inst at 1853 Fourth avenue
Twenty street 10 O'Clock the whole of the furniture
in said house consisting of sofas carpets tables
pnofore easy rocking and parlor chairs mahogany
tension dining table fifteen feet long paintings mirrors
French and other bedteads feather beds hair mattresses
paliasscs mante clock and ornaments chandeliers fix
lures china glass crockery &c. with the kitchen furn
ture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTIONEER. OSCOOD a
- CONCKLIN will sell At their sales 1888 Fulton st.
this day, Wednesday April 90 at 1913 o'clock general
eortment Of furniture consisting Of rosewood mahogany
black walnut psrior dining room and bedroom furniture
fas easy chairs wsshstands &c. Aso large collection
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IN COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-HANDSOME HOUSE
T. hold furniture panofortes oil paintings, tapestry,
carpets oil cloths curtains plate glass dc. This day
"wednesday April 10th, at Io o'clock at No 100 West
entire furniture of the house and will comprise rich paror
bedroom and kitchen furniture of descrp
curtains French plate glass &c &c; also, one very line
fine assortment of oil paintings
of merit Catalogues early in the morning Tomorrow
hursday April all the furniture in house No 50 Murray
street Friday april ~ the entire furniture Of house
No. 1856 Henry street Jefferson street. also at two
o'clock p all the furniture Of Hicks and Union
str Snut Rrook lvu
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ rhia-from pier No North river.Two lines daily at
10 A. NJ. and p M-Acsom nodaton line, At 10 A. NJ by
steamboat Trenton to South Ambcy ears to
sna T! 10 IN "
thence direct TO Camden by in four hours and
ahalf FareSS Returning, leave Philadelphia at 10 A.
N, and Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

BOARD IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR
- broadway with choice of second floor (gas
and bath foor may be obtained aprvate family
TOR lady and gentleman three sngemen ist
OF May No children in the house. Address box 54
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ORIENT
WI Chapter No 1888 hereby notified that resolution
change the place of meeting said Chapter will be
mp for final action Friday evening April 10Th, 1853 BY
order. A. j. FISHER, Ii. =.
X. E. RoBERrs, Secretary
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DOARDING.-A LADY LIVING VERY RETIRED, is
ID dosireus OF accommodating LADY, or lady and gentle
with pleasant ROOM with without board for tho
lady The location most desirable being in the vicinity
Pest Office
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TJENRY II. LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT Auction
this day, wednesday, April 90 at 10 O'Clock A. M AZ
No Amity street an assortment Of household furniture
cloth sofas chairs window curtains ingram
pets, panoforte mante ornaments oil cloths beds bed
ding mattresses looking gases &C. Sale commences with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

HORSE AND WAGON AT AUCTION-J L. VANDE-
WATER will sell on Thursday April 2lst at twelve
O'CLOCK in front of the sales room No. Wall street horse
and light wagonA handsome bay horse Abdallah breed
six years old this spring fifteen and half hands high kind
in all harness under the saddle fast traveller and
warranted sound in respect together with LIGHT
wagon In use but few months The money in the
auctoneers hands twenty hours the sale Also
two seat imported phaeton for horses but
little used, and in fine order. ' -
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A MOST SATISFACTORY METHOD OF OBTAINING
boarders is, by leaving the residence description
Of house &c upon the books of the New York Boarding
Of advertising when either bor,d or boarder desired
beard also very evident ONCE 2s9 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

LBERT IT, NICOLAY, ACCOMMODATIONS
"A furniture at auction. ALBERT II NICOLAY will sell
Thursday April q at 10 o'clock A. NJ at No AZ Warren
street College place household furniture consisting in
part Of Brussels and ingram carpets ooloths mahoga
sofas chairs marble top table rye
of dining chamber and kitchen furniture Catalogues
street,
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DOARDING.-CEtTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
ID and six eight single gentlemen can have board and
large parlors with bedrooms attached from the st
May, No Carroll place. where every attention will be
paid to make pleasant home The house will DO painted
throughout and put in the best For terms and
permit to see the please apply at 10 Murray street
References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

HENRY r LEEDS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
- Day at half past ten ococi house No 224 Thomp-
son street near Amity street all the furniture
sei1 cnIs CARPETS beds and bedding kitchen furni
beds all of which have lately remad Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

RYWM G. MCLAUGHLIN, AUCTIoNEER;-MOUsE-
ID hold and kitchen furniture April 20, at
10 O'clock A. NJ at $40 Hudson street. southwest Of
Perry street. assortment furniture beds bedding &C.
also excellent cooking stove large size, Warnings
tent. Sale will commence with kitchen furniture.