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The Gardner TriaI.

WASHINGTON April 2, 1858.
In the Gardner the day principally occupied
in an argument upon admitting the testimony of Mr.
Partridge respecting the genuneness Of the signatures
upon the mining title and accompanying deposition The
evidence mt silly ruled out
Commander Stephen Rowan Of the United States Navy
testified to having Dr. Gardner in May June 1s4S
in the port of Mazatlan the Pacific Made his acauant
and frequently rode out with him. Understood from
Gardner that he exploring the country in sear,h of
mines Identified defendant the same person he then
Jaw.
The Court then adjourned
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Spring Fashions In New York.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Republica


NEW YORK. March 20, 1859.
This has been notable week for the ladies' All our
fashionable mliners in Broadway, Park place, and ths
Bowery have been "opening their spring mpor tatous
OF fall bonnets to their customers Upper has
peen NIL In hutter in consequenceso much 30, that
for the few days past between the hours twelve and
four has really been hard work to elbow ones way
through the throng Of beauty and loveness that OBJ
truct the pave between the carriage steps and the door
Of the modse The exhibition spring styiss
of Paris bonnet is always great event in the fashionable
circles here, you know for 1t always inaugurats the
fashions that is to be for the coming six months so far
as tnat important article Of female apparel il
Some OF them have very expensive but Of
very beautiful The prices range from SIS to $50
the but hear Of instances high az SAS
being paid These Paris bonnets not at FIRST for sas
In the storesonly being had in back parors Of prvats
dwellings hired for the purpose This suppose is to
vest them with more thoroughly arstocratic air than
that which is supposed to permeate the vulgar and
by consequence to give the importer additional pre-
text for asking all. the exorbant price It takes
about six weeks to bring into general fashion the STYLES
first introduced into these bonnet parlors then after
they have auned along the exclusive precincts of UNI
verify Place and the Fifth six weeks more
they obliged to surrender to the incoming porta
tons for But long after they voted vulgar
'bove Becckern they worm with as much grace A.
ever By the factory girl that her daily bread In
Nassau or Chatham street The special advantage the
latter has over the former in like this moreover
is substantial ono for while the former Is Obliged "a
$50 for of these bonnets when they rst some
out as the spring styles the latter by waiting few veeky
obtain them for sixth the price II is worth
something, of course to be in the fashion, IL you live In
great city, but then the poor folder or
the type rubber the wool picker whats the Odds a
long as you're 'appypn
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AsTROLOGY.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
l1 verProfsssor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom will send to any address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain direcons TO enable ladies gentlemen
hearts may desire. The simple but 80 capt-
vatng that all be married. irrespective Of age appear
po.ton and last though not least So
ranged with such ease and delicscy shat detection i'm
letters from ths Post 0os unless the postage paid
MRS. ALVIN, PROM PARIS, WILL FURNISH IN
Nl teiiigenss about Al Of fo to a. those
trs and love y astrolssy books and SCIENCE and tells
speaks the English French and German languages Resi-.
denos $50 Bewsry up stairs nsae Stsatsn street. once
h9pxs fxom 10 A. d, NeP. y,
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Additional from BuenOs Ayres

Boston, April 2, 1863
The Russian brig Albert from Baenos Ayres January
60 with cargo OF horn wool and hides arrived at this
port this afternoon. This is the first vessel that has
vived from that port since February 26th The Buenos
Ayres Packed received by her is filed with articles to
keep up the courage and induce the Buenos Ayrean to
fight the last against Urquza The Custom House was
open from TO ~ each day. and produce was accu
,latp
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.inued until the adjournment.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April 2. 1853.

ALBANY, April ., 1853.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The bill relative to the liability of hotel keepers was
referred to a committee, to report complete
BANKS
The bill relative to the circulation Of expired Safety
Fund Banks, made the special order for Tuesday
The bill relative to tho basis of banking capital was
made the special order for Tuesday.
CANAL COMMISSIONER rrrHuGn.
Mr.. GALE from the special committee relative to Canal
Commissioner Fitshuah, fully exonerated him from all
ly. Whether his interest in forwarding business was
violation Gf the constitution for the House to judge
THE CAPITOL.
The Capitol Enlargement bill was ordered to third
reading.
1HE CONVEYANCE SLAVES THROUGH THE STATE
Mr.. d. r. TAYLOR offered resolution calling on the Ju
dicary Committee for their report the bill relative to
the passage Of slave property through the State which
lays over.
Relative TO the education of the deaf and dumb.
To amend the charter of the New York and Virginia
Steamship Company.
Concerning the penitentnry In Kings county.
To amend acts relative to town superntendents OF
schools.
To amend the charter Of the village of Newburg.
Relative to election in Wstertown.
Amending the charter OF the Buffa'o Trust Com pany
Relative tohighsaysin the town Of Stockport, Coium
bia county.
Authorizing ferry across the Hudson between Castle.
burgh Academy.
Authorizing the Mayor Of Buffalo practice in the re-
corder's court. Lost.
Relative to the Union Bank Of Troy.
Relative to the assessors OF Troy.
Amending the charter OF the Farmers Bank Of
Gelesee,
To make part OF the town Of Morava seperatc road
district.
To authorize the salina Clay and Liverpool pankroad to
abandon part of their road
Relative to road district No. 2, Persia Cattaraugus
county.
Authorizing the Pennsylvania Coal Company to con.
struct part Of their road in this State Recommitted
to the Railroad with power to report complete
rARBox BRIBERY CASE
Mr.. WooD, (whg) of 0nondaga from the select COM
mitee appointed to investigate the alleged bribery CAGE
reported that after thorough investigation thay had
to the conclusion that Mr. Tsrbox was guilty OF
systematic attempt to bribe member OF this House.
Mr. LOOMS (dem.) OF Herkimer, moved that the
Speaker hs for the arrest OF L. D. Tarbox
Carried.
A recess was then taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MOTION FOR rEE IMPRISONMENT on Mr.. TARBox.
Mr. LOOMS moved series Of resolutions disnss;a NJ
TsrbVx frou bis Pcsitioa ~ On oaees u the Nsue and
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WAR BETWEEN HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA.
BosToE, April 2 1858.
Letters received in this city dated Honduras March l.
say"War is openly declared between the States of
Guatemala and Honduras The latest news states that
one hundred and fifty of Honduras have beaten five
hundred of Csrreras troops It is said that the inha
bants Of that State dislike this man. who has taken tho
whole power into his hands, If such the case it is ex
rected that Honduras will be entirely triumphant and
bring q speedy close to this exterminatnp war,
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The Philadelphia In Murders.

PHILADELPHIA, April Q, 1853.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer this morning.
Judge Thompson pronounced the decision of the Court
granting Spring trial. on account of McQuilan's
serving the jury, instead OF Corr The second trial of
Spring will be commenced on Monday
In the case Of Capie and Emmos, for the murder of
Sooban, trial refused Sentence was about to
be pronounced upon Emmos and Cape when their
sell David Paul Brown, filed for arrest of udg
ment upon whch argument will take place next week
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Ws
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP UNION.
SAVANNAH, April l, 1853.
By the British steamship Conway which arrived hsre
yesterday, have dates from Navy Bay the 18th j.
maics 24h Inagua Goth, and Nassau to the 2sth ult
The steamship Upion which left Navy Bay on the 18th
for New York. via jamaica had not reached the latter
port the 24th and apprehensons entertained for
the safety of the vessel
The salvage on the ship Polar STAR which arrived Of
Nassau on the l4h March, havng been ashore and got
of by wreckers quarter of her cargo equivalent
10 twenty per cent of the value of the vessel and
The schooner Capital from Jeremie for New York lost
her mainmsst and rigging the 10th, and towsd
into Nassau bv wreckers.
The ship Osborn, Of Kennebunk, from Liverpool for
New Orleans with 21C emgrants, struck Grand Bahia
ma on the 18th. and total wreck. Crew and pas
sengers all saved and had arrived Mt Nassau Near
ly all the baggage and cargo also saved
The bark Zamuri from Bordeaux for New Orleans got
ashore in Cherokee Sound, Abaco the 18TH Most Of
her cargo saved.
The bark Wabash from Boston for Matanzas sunk
Orange Keys in two fathoms of water the 18th The
master and crew arrived at Nassau on the 10th ult
BRITISH BRIG OSPREY ASHORE.
PHILADELPHIA April 2, 1858.
The British brig Osprey from Porto Rico for PhiAdel
phia, went ashore at Capo May Tuesday night, auA
still at last advces The safety OF the vessel ana
cargo Is doubtful.
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Reduction OF Duties In Canada.

QUEBBC, April y 1898.
The Inspector General gives notice of motion for the
reduction of duties refined sugar to los instead Of s
and on other sugars to 6s instead Of 9s per cwt
lasses 2s instead Of 3s salt Id per bushel-the duty
on wines hereafter TO be uniform at Cd gallon and 80
per cent Caoutchouc, raw materials for ship build.
ing, and all seeds, to be admitted at ~ per cent
He also proposes to allow goods going upwards through
the St Lawrence Canal to pass the Weand Canal free
snd to allow goods downward passing the Weand Canal
to 90 through the St lawrence free
The House has not yet voted but approves Of the plan
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ToHN X OAKLEY AUCTIONEER. : OAKLEY 4
= Wright will sell on Tuesday April 9Th. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the livery stable Of State and Boerum
streets Brooklyn tho entire stock and contents OF said
stable and will comprise complete assortment of horses
(single and matchedI and second hand carriages
coache buges rottng wagons harness. netting robes
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N NEWS BY RAPH.
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Funerals OF Mrs. Fillmore and
Mrs. Cass.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
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IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
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The Bill Amending the City Charter
Passed by the Assembly.
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THE TARBOX BRIBERY CASEr
-~>o~~>~~~~>~>~>~~o>~
Another Flare-up in tho Senate Respecting
an Executive Session.
WAR BETWEEN HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA.
Marine Disastcrs-Political intelligence
&c., &C., &c.
WAR BETWEEN HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA

Mrs. Fillmorc's Funeral.
BUFFALO, April g 1868.
The remains Of Mrs. Fillmore arrived last night, and
her funeral took place at 2 p. N. to-day
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FROM CAPE OF GooD HoPE-A private letter from the
Cape Good Hope states that there is strong proba
biity Of close Of the Kafr within thirty days.
The citizens Of the colony very much dissatisfied
with the proposed terms OF peace The writer says 'qt
win only be temporary peace, for the Kafhrs not
subdued. v-Boston Traveller, April 1.
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directing his imprisonment In the Albany jail until ths
close Of the session
Mr. CHANTN (dem)., Of Allegany. said . member oE
the committee was engaged in preparing Q minority
report. 3Itlet
MIR. r.. SMITH (dem.), OF N Y, moved the post pons-
ment OF further action until the minority report shouA
be received.
subsequently, Mr. GREEN (dem.), Of Lewis one of ths
committee, asked time to make minority report.
The time was extended to six o'clock
PASSED.
Regulating the Police Department of New York city.
For the better security Of mechanic. in Kings county.
To amend the charter Of the city Of New York.
THE TARBox BRIBERY CASE.
Was then taken up, and the solution Of Mr. Loonis
read.
Mr.. GREEN submitted q minority report. He did noe
believe the offence had been proved admitting A
the testimony acduced and he thought 1t unsafe to
cept the testimony of the accuser unsupported It
by any other testimony.
Messrs HESpEx and CHAxrrIN were opposed to party
the testimony irrelevant.
The House Is stn In session.
afternoon
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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1863.
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION-THE TEMPORARY MARKET, IN THE
IA Of Essex market xceptag the fish narketJ Will
re sold ht public auction the promises wednesday
next. April at O'Clock M--ths same be removed
within six days after tho SALE Terms cash.
A. C. FLAGG Comptroller.
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Attack on Missionary In Hayti.

Attnck on MIssiOnary In Hayti.
BosroN, April 2 1883.
The Captain Of the schooner Agate, from Jeremie
ports that Charles Bishop, Wesleyan Missionary at Jsr
mic, while his way horseback, with boy from
Aux Cayes attacked what is called DEVILS Ho
by band Of robbers who knocked him down, robbed hin
Of his porte monnaie and left him insensible upon Ne
field. 1t was feared that he could not recover.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-WILLIAM II
Irving Co auctionoers will sell at auction on Mon
day April at l0 O'Clock Mt 5 West Twenty first street.
between and Seventh rosewood paror urn
ture suite covered In crimson and gold silk brocatee
card tables marble tops and gold silk brocstolle and
lace window curtains eagere ornaments carved antique
chairs carved MAHOGANY sofas in hair cloth exte
tary black walnut and mahogany French marble
top dressing bureaus feather beds
rise and sunset % BY Csdmnkle; mill BY hIockwell land
her Of other fine paintings line engravings &c. also kitchen
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The Funeral of Mrs. Cass.
DETROIT, April 2, 1883.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cass takes place
O'Clock, p NJ.
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The New Liquor Law-The Maine Legislature.
srRmoyrxrD, April q 1853.
The legislature Of Maine adjourned sxs die yesterday
The Portland Advertiser states that Governor Crosby has
signed the amended iiquos law passed By ~ ISgAtus
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u II. LUDLOW AUCTIoNEER.-TO HOUSE DECO.
". ratora, picture frame makers, ornamental
plssterers builders arc othersIE II, LUDLOW will sell
54 broadway large collection consisting OF about
oufand valuable working mouds for papr mache plaster
and composition ornaments Also variety of patterns
grest finished capitals tables &C. being the stock of
John Caller who about retiring from the busincss These
moulds and have been selected and tho
best and from the most approved models Of their
kinds The trade generally will find this opportunity
ns their stock Of mould &o seldom met with Tho
hole will be Sold without to the highest bidder
will ready for inspection Monday previous
sale Catalogues ready at the onfce of the
tionetr, No. u Wall street.
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n II. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
% called to the largo and peremptory sale Of and
uan exotic green house and garden den plants fruit
with hot water apparatus and copper pipe glasses and
athcr articles appetainng TO the culture plants
to be made at No gro9dwsy on the northwest corner
at 10Y O'clock and daily until the whole Ia dis
pored or The sale will be positive and without
pass door tho Sixth Eighth avenue railroads
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Fatal Case of Stnbblng In Portland.
PORTLAND, Me, April 2, 1858.
man named Pickett stabbed here ut noon todav
by Mr. Egan, superintendent of the gas works. who con-
mitted the act in self defence. Pickett died at ave
o'clock this evening.
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street Brooklyn and Wall.Asest, Now York Sale posi-
M stock Of rich frat class cabinet furniture at Metro
n Sn s5 S and sao %y
KEMP will sell st auction as above very large q.
rich fancy goods such as are rarely
offered =. sae,ion and which presents favorable
san sn S aa % s .ylss
% a s 'ss y 'af s T 1s
to go out Of the city can be packed for shipping
Sale positive without regard the weather ''
d c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
II. auction, at Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday, at II
quality Snd Sn
and worth S% Tss ysf
fully and are particularly worthy Of those in
y W. wEsTCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n. furniture, Monday morning at lo O'clock at lag
kitchen furniture Of famyVwardrobe sdeboard eight
and
trssres marble top tables with largo variety houseur
ery eocfs window shades panofete painting ae Goods
to be removed Immediately.
II. Of hcasekeepers is invited to the sale Of handsome
honrchould furniture Monday morning at lo o'clock
grain carpets urntSre easuito and
n aSs e
bes dining and breakfast do wardrobe sideboards eight
rocher Curtains
decorated china cutlery, Also, number
Of choice oil paintings richly superior
wood Iianoortes No posponement Goods to be removed
Immediately.
CAMuTL osCOOD, AUCTIONEER.-osGoOD
- CONCKL1N. auctioneers and commission merchants
I3S Fulton street between Broadway Nassau
will cell Tuesday April at 10 clock the contents Of
the elegantly fitted hotel Excelsior, No 43l Fourth
consisting of fxtures also choice collection Of wines
liquors, eeEars, &c.
CAMUEL OsGoOD, AUCTIoNEER.-osGOoD
~ CONCRLIN will sell, at their sales lB Fulton
street at 10 o'clock, Wednesday, April large sale of
furniture fancy goods &C., consisting of rosewood paror
furniture in brocatee satin damask and hair cloth sofas
tee etes etergeres large chairs marble centre and
sofa tables extension tables, library book marble
top dressing bureaus washstands bedscads enamelled
cottage suits, chairs desks &c. forming great variety
and well worthy the attention Of housekepers and those
going to housekeeping Catalogues the morning OF sale
CADDLERY. HARNESS, &C.--HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co.
~ will sell Mt auction, Monday April at halfpast 10
o'clock at No 30 Bewery the entire stock efsaddlory
ness, &c, vzSaddles; gentlemens and ladies' do double
and single light pleasure harness. whips blankets brides
fnafcs and Others epnr rugs mats bits and great
Iety Of first class city made saddles Aso fixtures of said
store.
CTANpARD ROSES AT AUCTION L. vANDE.
- WATER, auctoneer, No IL Wall street, will se n
Tuesday April 6th at half o'clock choice selection
Of peones and other fine plants from the
OF d. Boil Of Broadway and Fcth street
VALUABLE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Y by auction.-BRANCH MCDONNELL, Auctioneers
ll Fulton street will sell at their sales Tuesday
next 18th inst at half past 10 o'clock the entire furniture
eofas divans otomans chairs secretaries centre dining
pier and sofa tables rosewood paneore fine old Eng
sh eight day clock mantel ornaments paintings French
Grccn and cottage bedstead washstands three
hnes quality carpets looking glasses china kitchen furni
ture, &c.
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We learn from the Columbus, Ala, 1sr'sss
that such is the dread of the small pox in RUSSELL
that in the language of the Times, the lawyers 10
that county have very properly notified the Pubua
that there will be no Circuit Court at Crawford thin
sprifg, and odyisc their clients to remain Ut hoHe
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dencc.
SAVANNAH, April l, 1858.
Efforts making in the colonial legisla of New
Providence, now in session. for modification Of tha
tariff, many articles Of prime necessity, such as o.
lard &C., being almost prohibited by the present duty
them.
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pxnrMProRY SALE OF sIxTyTwo. LOTS

DEHfMPToRY SALE OF SIxTY.TWO LOTS ON
Gibson avenue Pacific, Dean snd Bergen streets and
the Railroad Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn by JAMES
COLE Auo.ioneer; ON Tuesday April at i2 oo0oh, at
which has boon brought into market for several
and includes the we'll known tavern stand known the
Ninth ward Hotel TermsSixty per cent of tho pur
ssse may remain on bond and mortgSge Maps are
street Brooklyn, and Wabsrest, Now York. Sale posi-
tive, without
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Hon. Thos. f. nlarshalI KIlled

1IUI, 1IUs = NNIsHaII FAIII0U.
CINCINNATI, April 2, 1858.
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall was killed by one Of his t.
nants, near Maysvile, KY, last Wednesday
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Southern Mall Failure.
BALnM0RE, April 2, 16Ss.
We have no mall south of Washington this morning.
Lake Navigation.
CLEVELAND, April g 1859.
The steamer Mayaower left Cleveland for Buffalo thia
morning.
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Nnyai Intelligey,ce.
U s store ship rtlof sailed from Busnos AIRES JAna
cry 81, icr Nov Yct.
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The Adrocote publishes table Of the fish and lum-
Der trade of that place for the present season. From
IL we extract the following
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AFrERNOON sEssJON,

NOTION FOR .THE IMFRlB0NhKNT or Mr.. rARBOx.
Mr. LOOMS moved series Of resolutions disnaisaiag Mr
TsrbVx frou his Postica ~ On ooes u the Nse and
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A NTFONy J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER, WILL
n sell Wednesday, April at y o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange story and attic brick house and
Ninth avspSss The house + ia complete and perfect
with convenience. kitchen 60, &o, having
been lately put In complete repair the owners
portion Of the purchase money remain mortgage
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DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-vALUABLE
n property in the village Mamaroneck Wsstehester
county belonging 70 the estate Of job, horrs
day 7th April 1853 at O'Clock p M the premises the
two story dwelling occupied hotel by W. g. Nioh
Main street directly front Of the harbor lot ~
feet wide by deep Ai:o sct and hciidng adjoining
ner and Cross streets inches wide by 100
deep Also lot No 8 west side Of Main street 10 feet
wide by deep Also twelve lots Mount Pleasant
street The Now York and New Haven Rarosd depot
be given Apply the auctioneers No Wall street New
s. w. Schoed ct the railroad depot at Mama
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ID street. will soil Tuesday 9Th nrt ontire furni
ture of family about leaving the city among which
feethef tds and hnir mattresses Of the very finest quality
large assortment ofnew furniture Particulars Monday
COPPER oRF.-sECoND SALE BY THE NORTH
~ Carolina Coprer Company.For delivery during tho
month of AprilSINFON DRAPER will sell at auction, at
the Nrchnnts Exchange tho frat Tuesday of pr next
at 2ls o'clock two hundred tons OF copper vzl00
tons Of about thirty and hundred tons Of about
twenty per cent in richness Terms made known tho day
afa
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

h0TICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
1N existing between the undersigned under tho arm of
Hopkins and Hodges this day d5olv by
Either party Is authorized to the tho firm In IL
quidation. - J. N. HOPKINS,
New York, April !, 1853 J.. IT, HODGES
J. N. Hopkins will continue the jewelry business at No
10 Broadway