The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20

A UCTIoN NOTICE. T. JONES, AUCnONHR.-
"A By HsFgsrty Jones Co. THURSDAY 9o.h Inst
By order Of Messrs stugs Shaw Co.. 800 printed
lawns Of the well known printing of Robert Rsnnie Lodi
rev jersey comprising the entire stock This sale VIII
embrace the most complete assortment Of lawns
offered ut public sale in this city, comprising white and
eooreo ground madders chntz and chntz madder eho-
coaes OF various Styles blacks and whites and solid
blacks The catalogue samples will be ready for
animation early on Wednesday morning the day previous
to the sale.
A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE THIS DAY, AT 1O1<
n O'Clock the sales rooms ID Spruce street OF rood
second hand furniture Brussels and Venetian carpets
chairs, extension tables &c Also the stock and fixtures
Of fancy liquor and segar store small pipes od
dy 10 demijohns do counters, glass cases. 200 boxes
prime segars Scotch ale in casks valuable suta
bic for country church fine London gun cutlery cloth
ing &c r. FoRREsrAL THOS. BELL, Auct.
NhARLEs PHILLIPS, AUCTONEER.-A NJ. CHRIsTER-
inss at 10Y O'Clock each day. at the store AIS Broad
way large and fashionable stock Of furs consisting Of
victornes, NUTS, cuffs, sleigh robes &c The stock win
be peremptorily sold to close the concern all Of which
has been made up for the Broadway retail trade
N D. NASH AUCrIoNEER STORE $40 BRODwAY.
~. Sheriff IS SALE adjourned from l3th-By virtue Of
attachment viii expose for sale at public auction
the steamboat vessel called the Boston, lying at
pier A North river her tackle apparel and furniture on
Tuesday January 18TH 1853 Mt 10 A. NJ in compliance
with order granted by the Hon. Charles p DAILY ono
of the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas in and for
the city and county Of New York said order bearing
date january 1858 This sale further adjourned an
tn Friday, January q, at 10 A. M when the sale win
peremptory take place at pier No. ~ North river
7. CARNEY, late sheriff
T. a. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER. BROAD
T.. way Property.-Lease of the northeast corner of
Broadway and Duane street. for ten years from the lat
May, 1858 with Gvestory building thereon. The lot Is
rs feet inches on Broadway and 100 feet on Duane
street. being lot No 304 Broadway. The premises win
be offered for lease at auction on Tuesday January 26h
at u O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange The terms
will be made known at the sale.
AR H. SHERWOOD, Solicitors for the owner
II H. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
T. administrators sale Of valuable property Rector
street. Trinity place, and Stone street, H. Ludlow
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange Stone street.-The
four story brick store and lot No 10 Stone street. the
north side the Of Broad street The store is
20 feet inches BY 20 feet inches lot IS feet inches on
lege of cartway of feet the west side Also, the
lease of the lot with the two brick dwelling houses thereon
the northwest Of Rector street and Trinity place.
The lot is rs feet 'front.' 20 feet % feet inches ON
Rector street. and % feet inch the northery side.
The lease is from the Episcopal Charity School, and ex
pres on the LIST of May 1875. Ground rent $40 per
annum. Terms at sale.
HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER, WILL CONTINUE
II the sale of jewellry and fancy articles, at 543
Broadway this day. Thursday January GOTH at 10 O'Clock,
Assgnees sale of large fresh and well assorted stock Of
ewery, fancy articles Sheffield plate silver ware, &c.
consisting in part follows diamonds elegantly set
in other precious stones in the best STYLE costly Watches
lepines, patent lever and enameled; jewelly, of
rious kinds; rich China vases automaton tree, filed
among the branches rich Sheffield plated ware Of all
kinds biscuit figures exquisite bronze figure tea trays,
tortoise shell boxes porte monnaie silver spoons knives
lures chairs and other furniture This stock
is aof the first quality and latest STYLE and presents
fine opportunity to the trade and others to supply them
Selves