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MEMPHIS CoSvENrIoN.-We subioin the

MEMPHIS CoNvENTIoN.-We subjoin the
resolutions offered in the Memphis Convention,
regarding the Pacific Railroad
|. Resolred, That railroad from the Missis.
sippi to the Pacific is demanded not only by
commercial and individual interests, but also
by the interests of the whole nation.
2 Res0lred, That so soon as the survey re.
Gently ordered by Congress shall be complet.
ed, the General Government should adopt such
steps as shall insure the completion of the
main trunk at the earliest possible period.
3. Resoired, That as the General Govern
nent is expected to construct but one trunk,
it should be located on the route which scieu-
tifc explorations shall show to possess the
greatest degree of advantage in genial eli
mate, fertility of soil, cheapness of construc.
tion, and accessibility at all seasons from all
parts of the Union.
4. Res0lrsd, That in the opinion of this Con
venlion the General Government should make
liberal donations of the public lands to the diff.
ferent States, and to those bordering on the
Mississippi, 80 as to enable all sections of the
Union TO connect themselves with each other.
The 6rst and second resolutions were passed
unanimously, but the third was warmly debat.
ed. Mr.. Kaiser moved to insert the word
"centraf' in regard to the location Of the road,
which was lost by ten States to one. Mr.. n.
then moved the insertion of the word "tempe
rate" as. regarded the climate which was
agreed to. The resolutions as amended, were
then unanimously passed.
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tsHILDabNs' WEARING APPAREL
u MRS BiGG3 has just onened yery bsndso,ne
assortment ef Cnildrens' Wearing Apparel, at the
corner Il Main and Is, streets, where she win be
happy to supply families desiring dress, for either
boys or Riris. INV o4-1ms
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q A new mining company, called the
Manassas Copper Mine, has been organized in
Fauquier county, Va. The mine is on the
Blue Ridge, seventy miles from Alexandria
The ore yields 81 40 per cent. of copper, and
pyriies % a 80 per cert, while some speci-
mems ofthe vein had yielded 80 per cent ofpure
copper. A late letter from London also has
the following:
"A prospectus has made its appearance en-.
titled the London and Virginia Gold and Cop.
per company, with capital OF f50,00O in FL
shares. The estate selected, " hch comprises
about four hundred acres near Maysville, in
Virginia,is is alleged to contain parallel veins of
e6pps e6pse ns nad 0 sbares
and f16,00O further in paid up shares as soon
as dividend of 10 per cent. shall have been
paid TO the shareholders"
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e NHESAPEAKE HALL. Hamr,..
This delightful "RETaEAr. win be ons. - -.
tne.reception OF visitors on Wednesdav. Jpns ~
when the Proprietor win be pleased 10 srs ~,
friends, and pledges himself to make every efc,,
70 render their stay with him pleasant and sgrees
His TABLE will be supplied with the delicac,es
OF the seaboard, hog fish, turtle, &C.
II Boats and fishing tackle in readiness for Wis.
Board per day.-..s1 rs
a. "eek. eek.-.---....--.-..I0 I0 W
s~.,, montn.---..---.-.-. 90 per day.
children under I2 years of age and servants
nan price No charge TO guests for bathing.
My Io- -lawtIo1u K. 9. BANKS. a
WARREN's IMPROVED FIRE AND
WAIEa-PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
nave within the last ten years been piled to TWEEN.
ty'nve thousand buildings In the Unitsd States and
Canada, and are universally recommended a. uos-
sessing the following qualities In q greater cegree
tnsn any other roofing material known viz cheau.
mesa OF construction, durab biiy and perfect pro.
lection against Ere and water
Buildings rooted With this article are insured st
tne sames rates OF premium those rooted with
metal or slate. :. - $
Richmond References-Messrs VIM Barrett Jno
WAREHOUSE, John Dooley, Smith 4 Harwood.
C.M. WARREN & Co. 80. sa
Odlces corner North and Baltimore street BaIti.
more; ana at Smith Harwood's, IS Main street,
Richmond. NV l2-2av4m 3
A NTHRACITE ECOAL.-PICKEisT = NAY.
"A NARD having purchased the yard lately eccu.
pied by Mr. Z Clarke, are now prepared to furnish
Anthracite Coal at the shortest notice. They also
keep on hand supply of Clover Hill Coal and
Wood, all of which will be sold on their usual ac-
commodat'ng terms je l3-mth6t
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@HOcEarles City County, . negro man, named
Daniel Saunders He 10 tail, large and not very
black, and had on, when he ran away, sattinet
large froek coat, and blue pan,aloons Of yarn
win give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery TO me at Shirley, or 90 Tor securing
him In jail. HILL CARTER.
Ia lA-lw
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(Opposite Rarnnm,s Hotel

a. FOR SALR.-A fine single harn
@ Horse, years old, sound and gentle
harness. The owner having no farther use for
him. bargain can be bought by early application
at the subscribers Stable, on 18th street. between
Franklin and Grace.
je l4-6t~ BRODDUS
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. Jane I6, 1853.

PETERSBURG CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Ex.
press Of Wednesday has the following rela-
tive to the proceedings in the Montague case,
on Tuesday.
As the proceedings in this case are now
drawing to close, the popular interest in the
matter seems to increase. During ths entire
day yesterday, the courtroom was densely
crowded with spectators, which, added to the
great warmth of the day, rendered the court
room most oppressively disagreeable. The
counsel for the defence closed their argument
at haIf-past four o'clock, P. Nj. Mr.. Wall
lace, for the prisoner, commenced his argu.
ment at few minutes past ten o'clock, and
continued until quarter past one, when he
was followed by Mr. Joynes, who spoke until
the time of recess-shortly after two o'clock.
The court met again at half-past three
o'clock, and Mr.. Joynes resumed his argu-
ment, which concluded, as above stated, at
about half-past four.
Mr.. Gholson, who concludes for the pros
ecution, next commenced his remarks, and
continued until seven O'Clock, at which hour
the court adjourned until this morning at ten
o'clock, when he will resume his argument,
which being concluded, the case will be
placed in the hands of the jury for final de-
cision.
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WHITNEY'S PATENT INKsTAND.-
/. w A new supply of this excellent and popular
Inkstand received For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Late Nash & Woodhouse, Eagle Square.
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OsT, supposed TO DE in the neIghborhood Of
IL the Old Market, black leather port monnaie,
containing about $40 in meney, two OIL notes on
the B snk of Potomac, my Free Papers and num-
Der of receipts. The finder can have the money If
he will return the papers and receipts and also re-
ceve the thanks of the loser BY leaving them at this
office. VIM JAMES,
jel4 ST. free man of color.
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The following lines were found on the Fairfield
race course the day after the great match race be.
tween Red Eye and Nina was run, and are sup.
posed to have been written by descendant OF
.Uncie r,us," the famous banjo player OF former
times:
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7S4<yEA COWS AND CALVEs.-I have
vfsk0 for sale three Cows with young
Calves. They can be seen in my
stable yard daily at s o'clock A N, and
o'clock P NJ. b. J. SlZER.
Manchester, June l3. lie 14-3tHl -
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CLAvERY IN AMkRICA-An Essay for
- the Times, BY Richard X Mason--psice $50
For sale BY
Ia IL w RANDOLPH.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
on Grace street, Church Hill, fer
saIe.-The subscriber ID authorized to sell that
valuable Dwelling Grace street, opposite 70 MRS
Van Lew now ID the occupancy Of Mira Eliza
Carrinon. The lot fronts 80 feet, runs back about
$50 fsef 70 an alley. The dwelling 10 remarkably
we'll built and by the expenditure OF few hun
dred dollars, could be made most desirable resi-.
dence. Apply TO w 6ODDiN,
IL 1A-lW
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and eectua remedy discovered destruction
worms either in children adults being safe
cant that y can be given to the most tender infants
tefy all of its virtues parent will
without IL after once giving trial When your children
afflicted with blue under the picking the
boated stomach fever sudden starting their sleep,
folio ing testimony In favor Of Dr. Hobensacks Worm
Syrup Ore Of little ab nut eight
been for time complaining Of sick headache and
very restless at Dgh, starting in his sleep running
tie and screaming frgh fully We finally
eladed that he was afested with worms Having small
bottle Of Hobensacks Worm Syrup presented by
Doctor concluded TO try It, After taking tho second
dose he discharged come fifteen and he mmo
dinte1y relieved the time he had finished taking two
mall bottles he discharged thirty very large
We would with all hdence recommend DR.
Worm syrup ms . wonderful exterminator.
For salo by G. V. CLICKENER CO.. 81 Barclay street
general agents.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT OR OUTRAGE
"A Left her place of residence No. 40 East Nineteenth
Wednesday afternoon. the ed inst young woman Of
Brunswick N. j. She have been absent but few
hours and has not been heard from since She has brother
siding part Of the Eighth avenue who earnestly
knowledge he has concerning her.
r OST-ON MONDAY EVENING, THE 9TH INSTANT
II In Sixth between Fourth and Eleventh streets
Q Greenwich Savings Bank book, with the name
Eliza McDermott the outside The finder will please
return to the at h5 Sixth the Green
witch Savings Bank where they will be literally rewarded
r OST-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT FOR $780,
IL from the Mercantile Bank, this city, dated June
1888 payable to the order Of h. j. Lawer. The finder will
please leave at As Water street. whore he will suitably
rewarded.
r OST-ON THE MORNING OF THE 18th INST. A
IL gray mocting bird with white spots the wings.
liberal reward will be paid whoever will return the
to liz Henry street, third floor.
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A CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DE SOLD
" ths week az the owner IL going South,
corner or Nassau and Fulton streets together with tho
leMe ALEC; the dining saloon adjoining the above They
VIII le sold separately together
bee b9an bshments and will 10 sold at bargain.
pine years old, 1ta hands high good traveller will
stand without tying Also light wagon nearly No ~
and silver plated harnes VIII be sold Very sheen An
ply at 40 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. 'p' 'P
MONEY MONEY ADVANCED ON THE MOST
1l pleasing terms in to suit applicants on Watches
p,ss jewslry pianos. dry goods land warrants or any
.t.er oesorptIan OF property, Mt the Paoiny M
Loan once, ia Grand street. oorner of Broadwsv Ts
bVclock. ~ Swan w
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Relief for Broadway There Ii Ono Way to
obtain relief for Broadway and those who frequent
fulton street and ou viii ernesSes nstsnt res
NAL aoa
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YalgaHyatts Life Balsam the certain remedy for
these terrible diseases You who su ring from tortur
ing palms. remember that this great purifier Of the bod is
~ certain to water is TO guench thirst Thousands
OF have been cured and published in the Herald SUM-
and other papers after they had been given able
scans Those certificates mostly from well known
who be at hour and circulars contain
tanning them can be had at the principal depot M Grand
Sreet % cents per bottle For sale also by G. v.
CLICKENER Il CO., 81 Barclay street.
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GRADIEG-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR GRADING
" all the streets Of the vllass Of VILE Long
received y uasss:sess SSs ;s1s y;
n nsy: and g.n: spR JACOB '
aalDss q SiaY s s capital ..esi q
Tie above Ss1s VIM please take .SsSs sss the d in
:. .s Sa the " day Of q sss
p GsY CO. S.a
M s1' IN. DO on Of
Ys,. Ssfss aoissi T Carney
Ton w n
Edward Hart James suy JAMES EsTs5s
Gro. n NICHOLS, Cashier.
: 'Ah1 GEO .I L. NicHois cashier
Jury NorIcE-oyFIcE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
from jury not already rssed as such a. this oos
viii please call and place their exemption record
Tx
NoTJGE-HIs GRACE THE ARcHBIsHop HUGHES,
~ will lay the cornr stone Of new German I Catholic
L. L. on wednesday, the 18th Instant az O'clock p
NoTICE-THE PUBLIC is CAUTIONED AGAINST
81 a'ss g. FOR Ms
and fifty dollars at sixty days sight from S9Ts -
A. WHO
Jack Paf 2l5 Duane street. nearly years ago s
hs win
penses.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD coMPANY.-NEw
~ York June H ls6s.At meeting Of the BoArd Of
ass @ day ss After S.s. @ ss SSs sy
until the Tussd July next preparatory dvi
dsnd on the stock now On ne books Of hs com
CEcURITY OF PASSENGERS LAW
to convert the wood osts in use into
India rubber possess little merit for
such USE from their great liability to be puncured
5n ssass t sss
rubber. The cork tenders reliable durable and
government boats and the mercantile marine and
Collins They can easily be repaired By ordinary
ITO BUILDERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until Saturday the I'd day of July noxt at
work necessary for the erection and finishing Of
school building the north side Of Thirty street
ward. Separate proposals will be masons
work and or for the earpenters work and mate
rails and bidder may in addition propose for the whole
Clerk Of the Board Of Education New City Hail. Of whom,
or either Of the printed copies OF the spec
endorsed "Proposals Twentieth School, may
delivered The school officers reserve the right to reject
JOHN g. BUTLER, $50 Eighth avenue,
HENRY MCLEAN, 395 Eighth avenue Secretary.
u the world-an indispensable protection to travellers
against foreign Aforementioned B. MONIES, Notary
rn % &c 70. sns
produce their certificates
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BOSTON PIANos.-T. GILBERT 4 CO., THE cELE-
braed manufacturers Of the eolian patent right
der to better accommodate the citizens Of York
vicinity and their Southern and Western eustoer
de with the scriber supply trade
wholesale and retail at factory prices Co plan
are too well known to need any communication The subscr
the @olian to be found in this city Tho oan
terriers with njore tho piano in the least T. c. Co
have just made scale to their panos which IL
superior and depth tone that has
been presented to the public Every intrumept warranted
to give entire satisfaction the purchase refunded
Dealers supplied the most liberal terms Pianos
Also seven octave grand piano for sale at bargain
rent. HORACE WATERS, No. 1873 Broadway,
corner of Anthony street publisher Of music
musical instruments OF all kinds.
GRAND PIANOS-SQUARE PIANOS AND BOUDoIR
VI pianos OF the factory of Hume Hubert Zurich swift
zerand successors to the celebrated Jacob Eek
BOURRfD, IvERNOlS CO., sole importers. 20 Broad
of having superior Instrument will do we'll to cali at 1850
Laurens street, between 8 and O'Clock T.. M.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND PIANO.
" fortesThree secondhand pianofores best city
nakers will he sold exceedingly low 20 make room for az
ttratons at O3 est Broadway Also In perfect or
der, for $40. : -
MUSICAL INsTRuCTIoN.-oNE OR TWO PUPfI,s
AVE- will be Instructed on The piaheorte by young lady
Address 8. W. O., Herald oice. Terms should thew he ~
rucied a. her resideacc, 80 quaror luirc5
out, Sl2
CMITHs SUPERIOR MELODEoNs.-THEsE MELo.
~ deoIs tuned the equeal ten like the oan
pianos and asd superior the hlr-
mony being equally good In all the keys For wholesale
and retail NJ the piano and music s)ro of HORACE
iEks, NO. 3sS Broadway, corner Of Anthony street.
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o. aham's Ongucnt will force Whisker

aches to strong and Iuxurisut in weeks
will not stain injure the skin It's plain story you
must it to be convinced 81 botte-sent
Of tn. country Sold by r. g. GRAHAM, 80 Ann street,
and all druggists Sold in Brooklyn by Mrs. Hays ITS
Fulton street.
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DustCovered Traveller, how You Will La
lat ~ you start upon your journey without Rocky
large and valuable assortment Of KNOX the halter
ond down with your dusto
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n 8. HoUcn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF

n s. HOUCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
IL elegant rosewood household furniture velvet carpets,
French glasses superior oil paintings &C.
Thursday, June 30 at 10 o'clock atNo i4s West
Twenty first street between the Seventh and kghth
This sale will embrace large quantity OF elegant
wood raror and chamber furniture Of
American together with good assortment Of
mahogany and walnut chamber ard dining furniture Also
fifty superior oil painD and ensravings Also, all
the cutlery and mantc belonging to
the house Also French secrstary and
touch tone and finish Together with host Of other ar
both useful and but altogether too
NEWTON yet omprsing the complete and ele
assortment goods offered auction this More
particulars to Catalogues morning Of SALE Sale
positive rain shine.
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gentlemen to Whom Six and q Quarter
cents object informed that they reach
srsst clothing wsrebsus Cortandt street from part
shionabe handsome extensive OF good clothing
20 be found In New York. II. L. FOSTER, q Cortlandt
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his wonderful discovery of changing grcy
original color and since that time
people have awaited themselves of its benefits Davis
yene stands uprvaed for its Price cents per
bottle Davis Hyperion is article that will cleanse
serve beautfy and promote the growth and of
the hair IL Is fragrant agreeable and needs only tIia
TO be appreciated Price % cents per BOTTLE For sale
the principal depot SOC Grand street, and by all druggists
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ksshionabie Summer Clothing, Mt $50 Broad
wAy-A large assortment 10 hand: Marssies
Of the latest styles linen and cashmere pants rich and
ehoice goods black rock and business coats elegant and
tasty Owing to the advanced state Of the they
reduced twenty per cent
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HENAy H. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEIR.-HENRY, H;

TIENRY H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n.
II Leeds Co. will sell by auction this day Wednesdayl
90 at IL o'clock, in front Of the store No. Wall
street. valuable horses carrisges harness &cons pair Of
together with coupee carriage with compete
Also set Of double harness; also light wagon,
high DID, The horses are warranted Kind gem
tie and fast travellers. Also. Rocksway, for two
suitable the country ALSO horse coaoh In
slso excellent horse, about l5 hands
high sound and kind eight old quiet and
driver will stand without tying and very desra
HE family ply scian excellent die horse and
Kind IN all hnrn
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Ransack the Records VI Antiquity, or Read
eyed the tones Of history whose pages time stained and
dust covered find nton article
thoroughly adapted to the
e0untrymen brilliant and unappr0a Rocky
Noun beaver manufactured by true hat artists
KNOX JAMES, Of the Prescott hat store. corner OF
Portable fashionable hat yet introduced.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT, ON THURS
" day. June 90 at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
in the city of New York This town s the Rartan bay
directly oprS.ts the II the straight a: line %.
purpose main great route from New York
SOUTH and the OF prominent seaport town and
port entry for the State Of Jersey 1t 10 in
speet adapted for large manufacturing town. and will Ia
Of Its position become the chief city Of the
State This sale presents an for profitable in
York The steamer Armenia leaves for Keypor day at
10 AN and NJ returning before dark Maps and infor-
nation be had ut Keypr board the boat Mt the
Office Of the Florence and Ksyport Company So William
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233.-Bnrchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye and
Wig Factory Is removed to No. 2 Broadway opposite
Park fountain Batchelors we'll fame
to all who patronse him. that their
better supplied by him than NJ other establish
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Important to Clothing Merchandising. L..
ROGERS 4 CO. have In stock tho largest and best
assortment Of clothing to be found this city
cloth, and Marseles coats pants vests &c. &C. which
they offer the trade at prices below the usual
eash. Union Hall, Fulton and Nassau streets.
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sspton Or reservatiOn the very invented Beware
Soap for curing pmpes freckes sao chaps rough
DO Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss at No. 81
walker street, Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
l lover Madame DE Forreste late Of Paris and Lon
don, will send to address, receipt Of dollar post
paid The most captng and perfect instructions 60
bic Indies gentlemen to win the affections of Of
the opposite may be desired. The process simple
but SO captivating that all be married. irrespective OF
ago. appearance or position Address Madame do Fores
tie box 10 Broadway Post Office,
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Caught 'em MT Last-A Gentleman who
wes purchasing shirts yesterday of MCLAUGHLIN
piece them equal particular
for which he had paid 81 in Broadway Mclaughlin de-
temined not to be surpassed in and selling
good and cheap shirts.
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ToHN w. soMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER-sToRE
d No. II Spruce streetCopstable and others
the ut 10 clock four office desks lot Of oce
chairs large wardrobe lot Of dry goods and
several counters forty white wood tables couohes couch
Of hattes stock fur and straw hats cloth and
plush caps, banboxes &C., &C.
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r L. vANDEWATER AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL
81 this day. at 0 o'clock at the sales room. No. IA Wall
street. the balance OF goods ainng hand consisting
6ne assortment fancy goods wines &c To be
sold peremptory In removal to the store
az Pinan md Nafaau
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shs.sSs Al AUusSUn.

A UCTI0N NOTICE, by WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY
n Large sale OF crockery glass and yclio
ware Wednesday June 10Th, Mt 10 oclo ck at 81 John
street. ALEC, 90 casks tumblers &o in lots for rctaer
ard grocere.
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II N. BUSH. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
IL. at 10L o'clock at No. 10 North William street. t.
sofa bed four marble top and plain
bureaus pier glasses six rench bedsteads two book
paintings Sci also balance Of stock Of matchmaker
and jeweer tools forges workbench &c also showcase
gold and silver watches, jewery &c.
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TTENRY H. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER- HENRY II.
IL Leeds Co. will sell by suction this day ednesdayJ
at o'clock, at salssroom No. Wall street. the
stuyvsant institute $50 broadway Representing The
painting Of Murillo which was sod in Paris for $40 O0e
purchased for the gallery Of the Louvre The other
the Morning Noon and Evening Of Life representing three
beautiful female figures large lie. IL Ii seldom
that such beautiful paintings by American art
st young In years. but old in experience offered by
auction and possessing such merit They would be
credit TO GALE OF priv ate residence.