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on being appealed to By the company, deeid-
ed that inasmuch as Nicaragua was not in
possession OF the lands, and the Mosquito
Jurisdiction having been acknowledged by
the company, by their lease, the question
was a local one. He, however, referred the
whole matter to the United States Govern
ment.
Five days subsequent the ordinance for
the removal Of the temporary buildings was
carried into effect peuceubly.
In the meantime, the agent having appsr-
emily made up his mind to resist the author
tiles no longer, made preparation for the re-
moSal of the company's Office to a disman-
tied bark now lying in the harbor, and the
horses and stores Of the employees to the
south side of the bay, in the own proper.
The legal preliminnries having Lcen ud-
Ijusted, on the 18th inst. the election was to
have taken place, and had it not been for the
arrival Of the Cyane, and The course pursued
by her commander, as detailed above.
JUBILEE OF H BRrrrsH AND FokEtsS
BIBLE SocIErv.-The British Banner oil
March 9th, contains more than fifteen col
umns relative to the great jubilee meeting
Of the British and Foreign Bible Society,
held in Exeter Hall on the 9Th OF March
The Earl of Shaftesbury presided, and on
the platform were large number Of the dis
tinguished friends and supporters Of the soci.
ETY., both laymcn and clergymen, including
several noblemen. The services were OPEN
ed by reading the 6lst chapter Of Isaiah
After the reading Of letter from Chevalier
Bunsen, the Prussian minister, expressive
of his deep interest in the society, the Pres.
ident, the Earl Of Shattesbury, made a brief
congratulatory, Introductory address, OF
the suspicious commencement OF this 50th
year Of the life Of the British and Foreign
Bible Society. From the smallest begin
nings, with the slenderest means, this Soci
ETY. had gone on prospecting for fifty years
until she can now call herself the mothe
and mistress of 5000 Bible Societies; thu
Scriptures have been rendered into l4S Ian
guages and dialects, all OF which have beer
reduced to printing. and I1l Of which move
before appeared in type; and in connection
with the Continental Bible Societies, sh,
had been instrumental in putting into cir
%culation no less than .forty-three million
copies Of the Holy Scriptures, in whole o
in part, thus rendering the Bible accessible,
to about sir huTdred millions Of human be
ings.
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Oaday Evening. April A. 1883
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NM URIEANs, April 2I-NOon.
There has been brisk demand for cotton to- day the
sales already amounting to fully Is 600 bales. We quote
strict middling 10Hc T low qualities have declined
1dc since the Arabs's advtcs but the Ancr grades
main unchanged. Freighs are declining. Cotton to
Havre, y to q.
NV ORLEANS, April 23--P. N.
Tho demand for cotton today was quite animated the
sales reaching IL 600 bales mostly Mobile account
We quote mddlipg 10hc., md the lower qualities at
decline Of &c. The exportstoday we're nearly IA e00
NOZZLE April %, 1858.
The sales Of Cotton for kavo been 900 bales
the receipts 5000 ard the exports 5000 The stock
hand amounts TO T5 900 bales Mddling quoted exc
hoyIDKStT, April %, 1858.
The cstton market has ben steady during the week.
with moderate sales. The vol market Is Arm, with
rather better price for pue Tho sales amounted TO
$1,000 lbs For printing clos the market has been &C.
tive, and prices have improyd The stock Is very light
IhesV weSe eales Of 5e,eQo ptces
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MUSICAL.



NERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING
"A ton, d. CThe undersigned offers his services In thu
Of claims before Congress and the Dc
attention ~ The capital Persons having business With ths
Patent Indian, Land or Pension Ooes Of the Do
In the Supreme Court Of the United States
may rely prompt and faithful attention TO their inter
ests Enjoying extensive foreign acquaintance will
dcrtskc and be responsible for tho safe transmson q
stocks portion OF Europe and attention win
psd tho collection Of foreign claims CcrrsPcnden
will be furnished with special references 10 whatever Sts
they may reside and in the prominent cities Of Europe
Washington, April l. 1853. JOS. G. a. KENNEDY
NYE co., SHIP. AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants Valparaiso
WILLIAM ;. Kyn ,. A. nIcHAnDson, AUGUSTUS LoxBAnr
Refcrcgc0-
HAprIAco-Hon Bailie Peyton.
vALPAR RAIso-Messrs. Alsop Co., Hemenway Co.
.PArAsA-Mcssrs. Corwins Bro. Co.. Garrison Frsts
VIM. Nelson d Co.
,LIvrsrooIr-Eessrs. Bowman, 0rinnsll Co., wiliss
jackson, Esq.
0ept. Exra Nys, steamer PaoiAe.
-BALrIMoRR-xsmrs, John Henderson Co.. Thomas j,
Hand Co., White Elder.
0AN In nAMoYs00-Meesrp. FLINT Peabody Co., Husssy
Bond Hale Chas. Dosns, Esq, =. n. Lysa, Esq.
nosre..nssr. Anni o. LeahaSd, Esq, Z. D, pEisAao
Co.. 0iiddsa WilliAas.
ftaIlg-Nn YkAA kch
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BALTN0RE, April M-8PM.
New Orleans papers Of Monday have been received
They contain Galveston dates to the 18th instant from
which learn that the Attorney General Of the State
had commenced suits against the Commercial and Agr
cultural Bank, and the firm Of r. D. G. Mills, for q vic
iation Of the banking laws.
ihe democratic State convention to nominate candi
oates Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor is to be held
on the 18th Of June.
hr. T. Dixon who was injured by the explosion of the
steamer Farmer, had died
Further discoveries Of gold had been made In Hamil.
toms Valley, and great excitement was existing
Acqulttnl OF the Late Mobile Postmaster,
MOBILE, April %, 1853.
The grand jury have ignored the bill against Beers,
late Postmaster Of Mobile and he has been discharged
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IN WASHINGTON

TELEGRAPHIC.
SUCCESSFUL ANTI-BENTON APPLICANT FOR OFFICE
THE RECEPTION OF OFEICE SEEKERS.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1858.
Mr.. Longborough, editor Of the st. Louis Times, an
anti Benton man. has been appointed Surveyor General
Missouri and Illinois.
The Unoa that the President has appointed
the hours of from IL to of Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, Yor the reception of Office seekers.
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From Boston.
NEW TANKS CREATED-MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED.
BosroY, April "a, 1853.
Bills passedthe House on Saturday to incorporate the
Webster Howard Elliott md National banks in this city,
with total cash capital Of s2,5oO,O 900.
lad named Davis was arrested at the post Office on
Saturday in the act Of calling for letters addressed to
A. Davis One Of the letters contained draft for SIC oO0
Mr.. Davis has missed several letters of late.
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letter from Plainleld, Hampshire county. Mass.
oatsd IN the past week. says :ss Tho ground Is rhts
with snow, and looks like winter with us.
The Piattsburg IN. W Republican 81 The snov
m NE woods, ten or fifteen miles west Of this village
must st this present writing be than three fst
foot TO H."
:, Tic Washington papers inform that the people
there enjoyed regular April weather last Saturday viz
heavy clouds, Wind Lightning, showers rainbow, and
calm.
BLACK Syow.-A correspondent Mt Wdpole N. H., wri-
ting to the Boston Journal, says I'VE have had in
some parts OF this town, and In the adjoining towns
few days ago, what we call a remarkable Occurrences
viz fall Of black snow"
Tho thunder storm of Thursday night was succcedeA
by showers in the morning, ard vegetation began
at once to show signs of early and vigorous start
Rome .Stilfipci
The ce- elard Pnindedler Of 22d says mThese warn,
and summer like mornings wonderfully provocatiye
yer Iassitude folds YOU in its dreary arms lsrnsss
gives the eihean drausht of sleep TO refresh but Il
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NNfIW SfAfTs DISTRICT COURI.--MOtions.
SUrREkE CoCRr--Crcuit First--Nos. 5Sl, 535,
si1 ~ t3s, 47e, $780, 4a3 21o 14s5 a. 1i0, 542 453.
s4o Part tsecond.-Adjourncd 10 Tuesday.
,oS SurHnoa CouRr. Branches l-Nos 23e, 2e5s.
1872 1872, 262 33b1z 233 go 2s4 300 23 81 a. SS IS,
228 326, 259 H. Is, 143 l75 22s, 1885, 2s6 ia 49, 81
2s3 1S4, 264 Oil 314 3l6 325 3lo 2s7 90 275, JOS.
3S7
QyR Asp TmuSxs,-yaA eVpSt aits II jsI,
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A UCTION-BY SMITH DUNNING, OFFICE AT 1856
IA Greenwich street-O Warren, auctioneer.
April 25th st l O'clock by catalogue At the house l65
Chambers street elegant consisting Of
mahogany SOFAS sofa bedsteads tete ttes marble
bkh mirrors bedsteads feather beds hair mst,ssse.
tsle window curtains paintings clocks stoves oilcoths
Brussels and carpets together with choice assor
mont ef kitchen furniture.
Ts:sdsy April Sth At io, oolosi By o,taiGsu. % ~ shs
Hubert street between Beach and Laght streets
ing In part OF oooths Brussels and iugrain
diyans chairs bureaus, tables ma
hoga and maple bsdstsads hair
wasbstandy clocks window curtains. valuable Kitchen
range West &c &c The furniture was made TO order
andls in good condition.
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From New Mexico,

From the (washnston) National ntegeneer, April o.
The reported attempt OF Governor Lane to annex to
New Mexico the Valley Of Messa situates few leagues
southwest of nona Ana, may receive light
following extract Of letter from highly respectable
gentleman in that territory to friend In this city II is
dated Santa Fe, February 2Sth. The writer says:-
Governor Lane Is understood intend to take DOG
session Of that part OF New Mexico which line
fixed by Commissioner Bartlett and above the line eight
miles above III Pasc There are some two three thou
saId people in the disputed territory and most of them
anxious to be included within this territory The Govern
or does this upon his responsibility deemng IL
proper inamueh the State Of Chihuahua has revoed
and thrown off the sutbory of the Central Government
1t is barely possible that circumstances may induce him
to change this determination" m
II the accounts published yesterday are correct the
writer Of the above would to be mistaken in sup.
posing that most of the people Of the disputed terri
tory are "anxious' to become subjects Of Governor
Lanes annexation.
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Marine Affairs.

Marine Affairs.
THE SCHOONER JOHN FRANKLIN ASHORE.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1863
The schooner John Franklin. ashore some time sine
near Cope Henlopen, and hauled off, and afterward
capszed with steam pump board has drifted ashore
again on Ph0nix leland.
STORE SHIP FOR iINGGoLD's EXPEDITION.
BALTIMORE, April "a, 1853.
Government has purchased the ship Sea Nymph, Of
this port land named her he John p Kennedy in honor
Of the late Secretary She will be sent out as the store
ship for Rinpgolds expedition.
Excitement Caused Ay the Loss Of the Indc-
peldencc.
BALTIMORE, April "a, 1853.
large rumber Of Marlanders were known to be on
board the steamship INDEPENDENCE reported lost the
Pacific.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTION ONEER.-TUESDAY,
ID April 26h Mt O'clock A. NJ precisely, at thu
Of Montague place and Henry street Brooklyn largo aud
general assortment of furniture tapestry velvet
carpets &C.. &s Cstsogucs at the gales room. Same
day at l2 o'clock r. It, at No. III Atlantic street Brook
Iyn the parior chamber and kitchen furniture of family
excellent order Immediately after the above abot
O'Clock T. NJ ut No. 1856 Clinton street. Baltic,
parlor and chamber furnpse good Immediately
after the above at about AZ o'clock r. NJ al No Garden
street Joralenon tapctty velvet carpet
cloths With variety Of psror chamber and Kitchen
5ure. No printed catalogues for want OF time
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VESSELS ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrived March 81, ships Alboni, LitteHeld, NYork
Nov 22) Helen MGaw, Bunt, do (Oct 2O) W Brune
Landis do Oct 26; Cato Henry, Boston (Oct 24) An.
des, Hill. Philadelphia (Nov l6); bark Virginia Ann,
Roberts, NYork (Oct 2O)
Sailed 31st, ship Queen Of the Seas, Boston.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-WILLIAM B. JONES, AUC-
"A tioneer.By Jones Bogsrt.Tuesday at lo o'clock,
urnturc splendid chairs &C., tho contents Of
furniture store
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ihe boston Light Guard, Captain McKim have erected
IN 'neir arory subscription box TO aid the erection OF
the washington Monuments good example for other
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SAN FRANCIsco MARKETS.


The markets at San Francisco were quiet in expecta
ton Of great change, owing to a large number Of
marine arrivals. Flour quoted at $12 to $13. with
small eales Mess pork, $40, and clear pork s44. Hams
24c 25c. Butter 43c. 45c. Ece, &c. exc. Lard,
29c to 3Oc.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUcTIONEER.-HANDSOM
street the Ysner Of furniture ia the above
dwelling house. embracing mahogany chairs, sofa tables
stands bureaus washstands bedsteads mattresses &c. oil
cloth carpets curtains mirrors china &C. together with
mence. Catalogues the auctonees ocs No. Wall st.
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PRAxcH 4 MCDONNELL. AucTIoNEERs NO. ns

IlKASSd a McUONNkLL, AuCflONEERS No. 1lj
ID Frlton street will sell Wednesday next the 2fth
instant at 0oelock at No 81 Walker street. Broad
without the whole Of the substantial and
tee furniture contained in said house consisting o French
black walnut and other bedreads feather beds
hair mattresses paassce looking giussss Wilton BRUSSELS
ingraia and Venetian carpets tee atete sofas, yoarc
grandole dining centre pier toilet and ether tables
Givans ottomans lamps. mantle ornaments cloc marble
TOP wsss'ands toilet sets china glass with the entire
Kitchen iuiniture eroekery, and many unenunerated
articles.
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A uCTION NoTICEs--BY WIN. W. SHIRLEY, u AuC-
"A toneer-Furniturc saleMonday, April % at ~ O'CLOCK
at 2 Greenwich street. assortment Of furniture sale
rain shine crocksry and glassware Wsdnssday April
sa and china lots for Tstssrs and ID
at the faies roo 81 John street. go packages by the
package credit Sl0fresh goods just received
&eosr, fbs facfa
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T1ARNEsS, BU0GIRs AND HORSES, AT AUCTION,
III Wednesday April H-0ns shifting seat buggy two
seat one superior patent axle buggy With
60 Also On sseount q former purchaser one buggy and
FIIJiN0I9S A. cARgxs.. AssHsann
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70 show how prone ntrs uos politician: TO fstsate
fssehoods concerning the stability Of oabnsts when thsy
desire CHANGE the oa revs to the history Of Gsnsri
Iaylors administration, and .ays--
hardly week elapsed during Mr. Caytonf premisrshp
that MS reeenAton icfed the HeR
In some OF whg in this city
the ground for anticp citing suok event
so iar from their never having been sthe sIightess
ground for anticipating any such event. Mr. CMJton' .
resignation directly the reverse of ts asserous no.
toriously the fact On at least half dsxen derrnt oc
casons Mr. Clayton made up his mind to retire frors ts
cabinet and once bis formal and absolute resgnsfion
ir writing placed in the hands Of the President He
left the department shut himself up in his house and
severa days refused to ysiters Even Gen Taylor
himself found admission with difficulty. Subsequently the
resignation withdrawn, but Mr. Clayton fully
terined not to remain long in Office at the time 81 Gen.
hyors eeath. The controversy about the Gaphinclaa
would soon have broken up the cabinet had tae old
Gener nj lived.
How long President Pieress cabinet will remain intact
time must determine. The Ineoemcr says he received
the support Of the entire democratic party Of every
ton and OF every stripe and II t that he should
give 30 far as tie limited number permitted each voice
in his cabinet Nobody baues him for that and doubt
less those gentlemen together with the discreet de-
termination to keep in abeyance former antagonisms
But to assume the official paper Does that these en-
tagonsms are dead and and incapable belag
moment suddenly rekinded by untoward spark In.
to discredit both history and human nature.
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture at auction.-ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY will
sell Tuesday April th at 10 o'clock at No. 42 Robinson
street household furniture consisting part of handsome
black walnut and mahosany sofas rocking chairs parlor
chairs mahogany centre tables work Tables handsome
French clocks ardncrs patent bodsteads china
curtains and cornces feather beds bedolothc and mat
bedroom and Kitchen furniture Catalogues tho morning
of sa1e
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LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER- R-HOUsEHOLD
IA furniture at auction.-ALBERT II. NIC0LAY will
Warren street household furniture consisting In part Of
mahogany sofas, chairs tables Brussels and ngran
pets curtains cornces grandocs marble top centre
table bedsteads feather bed bedcothes and mattresses
also, variety Of bedroom and kitchen furniture
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N IT. LUDLOW, ,AUCTIONEER- -HANDsOME UOrsr.

n II. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
IL. hold furnitureE. ii. Ludlow will sell at ancton
Tuesday April 2th 1883 at los O'clock at No. IS East
Twenty sixth street between Fourth and Lexington
the entire furniture contained In said house
ing part Of rosewood and mahogany parOr furniture
harps bureaus besead dressing tables Brussels in
grain PETS oilcoths &c. Aso assortment of china
and glassware together with the kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence being the furniture Of ami
ay declining Housekeeping Catalogues be had Mt the
pfice Of the auotioneer, No. II WalI street
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TLEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION-TnIs DAY.
~ Monday 25thl at 70 o'aloek; by H. VAN ANTWERP
son, A No. Wost Thirteenth street near Sixth avenue
Ehe entire handsome contained in the above
Catalogues now ready. Terms cash.
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A UcTIoN NOTICE cRocKERY, GLASS; AND
IA Chna-J II. VAN ANTWERP SON will sell on
Tuesday April at 10 o'clock at 1859 Pearl street from
the shelves In lots to suit and by the pacllge 400 lots
common goods just landed Also 100 packages glassware
jugs trays and walters plated table cutlery
Catalogues arc ready and the arranged for exam
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HogsEHoLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
IL The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
that he will attend to ths sales Of household furniture
auction ut the residence OF families reasonable
ReferenessJas Van Nostrand President Meresants' Ex
change Bank.
ID. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank
y. Hayes, Cashier North R3yar Bank.
ttH SNITH DUNNINQ,
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DY HUMBERT KENNY, AUCTIoNEERS-HoUsE
ID hold Furniture-To morrow Tuesday, morning at 10
o'clock in the cottage house. Of Washington and
Gss Brooklyn all the furniture contained in the
house. consisting of prrlor chamber and attic furnture
also mahogany panoforte kitchen furniture and utensils
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UCTION NOTICE-THIs DAY, AT l0s O'CLOCK,
IA will DO sold good variety of household furniture, at
e0 Greenwich street Warren stroetBrussels and
other carpets chairs so looking glasses beds hedsteads
THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
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Ehe enre hAnds0me urnitfo contained IN The
Catalogues now roady. Terms cash
TJENRY II. LEEDS 4 GO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IL Wednesday April 9TH, at l0 O'Clock at the re-
sdence 23 Market street, assortment Of rich geuteei
household furniture consisting of paror furniture ma
hogsny ssfa chairs dyans rockers &o covered in hair
uotb pier glAsses crockcry four dining
silver plated oastors &c; bedteads beds bedding
matrssses pallssscs, plows quilts comforters and 20.
Bortment Of furniture suitable boarding house.
ther with large lot OF kitchen furniture.
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DOSES, &C. AT AUCTION.-WM. s. McILyAIN WILL
N sell this day, at los O'Clock, at Ne 3s Madon lane,
perpetual and running roses also, azalias camias ycr
benss dahlias fruit trees &C., from the
Wilson, fourteenth street.
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GOLD FOR THE ATLANTIC STATES.
The steamer California; which left San Francisco the
1st of April for Panama. took down o. $50 900 In gold
dust, of which ssooooo was shipped by Page, Bacon
Co., and $3.50, goo by Adams & Co.
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A FINE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS WILL BE
sold sy JMV S ON Monday nornnE at ~
vsrou sizes and merits by French Italian and American
artists plel framed Catalogues ut the sales
oom 81 Droadway.
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r ARGE AND LAST SALE OF STANDARD ROSES
80 y H. yandegator, No II Wall street will sell on
collection M varieties Of perpetual roses the garden
OF ID. Boil, Broadway and Fiftieth street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-NOTICE.-THE SUB.
scrber will during the coming week receive storage
for sale goods furniture from families about break
Ing housekeeping He will also buy at the residences
TO the store sell the premises deemed
advisable lie has two large 10 long,
accommodate all who desire to sell store Advances
made IL required NJ B-Saes At auction faithfully
tended to. +. COTTON, 90 IIeekman street.
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r ,ARGE AssoRTMENT OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

MIG.AEL KERRIoAE, AycTIoNEER, STORE No.
o'clock At 1SQ Chambers street, Washington street
tho entire stock Of furniture OF boarding house.
Ablgl SAaju. &au &c. '''' "'"''"'
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r C.. KEMP. .,AUCTIoNEER-SUPERIoR PIANO
III. fortcs at auotion-R. c. Kemp will sell auction this
day Monday, at II O'clock at 80 Nassau street. Full
tom fifteen superior panofortes city makers
Of the best reputation all Of which fully warranted and
worthy attension those want
Panoforte made by w. Lindeman Son, valued st 5000
handsome octave piAnoforte pearl keys, made By
Tavcr and other makers May examined before the sale
rhipping
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ID W. WESTCOTT. AUCTIONEER. - HOUSEHOLD
N. furniture this Monday morning. ut l0s o'clock,
at l8l Chambers street being all the contents Of the
made rosewood and marble TOP tables
bic centre tables srbs top and dressing bureaus French
pier glasses secretary book CASE mahogany Prench bed
dining and breakfast tables carpets sofas rich silver
ments ivory, cutlery with number Of choice paintings
and engrAvngs Tho sale will be positive rain shine
Catalogues the morning of sale.
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MARYsvILLE AGAIN UNDER WATER.
The city Of Marysvile has been again inundated by
rise in the Feather and Yuba rivers and much loss of
property had occurred.
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N s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER-THIs DAT MON.
Os day. NJ l09 A. NJ at No ~ North William street,
enr Chatham street. large assortment of second hand fur
sture removed for convenience of sae and embracing
ndess variety Of housekeeping articles Also about 1000
ards Brussels AMI ingram carpets; after which
will be sold l0 lots new furniture to advances Sale