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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Excess In favor Of 1852 ............... $478S O56
This excess Of nearly five millions Of dollars in the
receipts OF the year 1852 those Of 1851 is to DO
attributed mostly to the completion or extension,
during the year that has just closed Of several Of
the most important lines Of railways radiating from
the capital to the frontiers. The Eastern railway
from Paris has been opened to Strasbourg, on the
Rhine, and several sections completed on the West
railroad, and on those destined to connect Bor
deaux, Marseilles and Lyons with Paris The number
of additional miles Of railway opened to travel and
traffic during the year 1852, throughout the whole
empire, was 249 miles. The four railways Of which
the receipts per mile were largest during the year
1852, were those connecting st. Etienne and Lyons,
Paris and Versailles fright bank of the Sene) Paris
and Rouen, and Paris and st. German. The same
order was observed in 1851 though the profits Of oil
the railways in France have increased The four yield
ing the least income per mile are the Bordeaux and
Teste railway, Mulhouse and Thann, Auzon and So
main, and Montereau and Troyes The grand ave-
rage receipts per mile for oil the railways, in 1862
was $l0,737.
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Died,
On Sunday, Msrch27, E,pAmrn MARY souxnrz aged
67 years, native of tho department Of the Bias Rhine
France.
The members Of Sincerity Lodge of Odd Fellows, No
2s3 and Masonic Lodge Union Francais No IL, are In.
ved TO attend the funeral which will take place
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence of her
Inlaw, Henry Lux, No. 2o5 Columbia street, South
Brooklyn.
Sunday March 81 in the 10th year Of her age Mrs.
MARTHA NJ. wife of Jacob B. Taylor Esq.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
residence Of her in law the Rev. Dr. Hatfield No 202
Henry street, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Sunday evening" March n, FRANCIS EDWARD, son Of
Francis g. and May Heydon, aged years. 10 months
and y days
The friends Of the family and also the friends OF Mr.
John Darlington and Mr. Patrick Ean, requested to
Church this afternoon, at o'clock His remains will be
inferred in Calvary Cemetery, Williamsburg.
On Monday morning, March 2s, after short Illness,
FRANCS EUGENE, son Of N. c. and Jane Lozier aged
years, months and 90 days.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his parents No 437 Grand
street this afternoon at two O'clock without further
invitation.
In Brooklyn, on Monday March %, AIoSzo youngest
of the late Alonzo Griffith aged year and five
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at three O'clock from
the residence of his grandfather Mayor A. Powell No A
Myrtle avenue.
In the township Of Pickering, Canada West March D.
Mr. JouN GAIIAenER. aged 9s years, for many years
resident Of the Sixth ward, In this city.
On Monday March rs, LOUIS JosnPH son Of Louis and
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fune
raj, from No 81 Fulton rect morrow morning, at
II O'Clock. His remains win be taken to Eizabethtown,
On Monday afternoon March 2s Mrs. MARY FALcoS
widow Of the late Captain Oscar W. Faconi, in the AID
year of her age.
tend her funeral from her late residence No Is East
Thirty lrst street tc morrow morning nj 10 O'Clock
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exuor< trad. /, ms,.,. ana o n the most remarkable
results consists in the fact that In ~ s s,'
1t may be fairly assumed that thu expors oI Sa .s
the current year will be larger than any KIM
annals Of our commerce The increase 81 the cs cent
The general increase in this branch OF trade Is the
worthy of notice. when 1t /, Considered that the pr'o
all descriptions of metals have during the Last year,
experienced almost unexampled rise crcunstsnce
which ordinarily has the effect Of checking foreign de-
that this check has been actually psrcepble In the ar
clss of COPPER lead and tin but that the present ton
Of these Items is no. c .ns rhe hon o, Rally
marked by the greatest rise In prcs-iroo The aug
msntation In the shpmsnts of this metal during the
last month more especially b calculated to excite great
attention and fully bears out the ancpations indulgad
In BY US on several occasions The exports this metal
For TIE month For haelve sso~sAs.
1852. 1850, 260 f6l65 600
1882 ........'......... a aS! SSs az SSS
This demand 10 mainly owing to the vast railway works
which are now being carried by enterprsing capt.
portion Of the money which have lately subscribed
foreign and colonial railway projects leaves the
Again. large portion Of the American and other railway
bonds lately taken here have been paid for In IRON
Tho declared value Of the shipments is, Of course In
creased by the enhanced prices current for metals
but, after making due allowance for this have still
evidence Of unexampled foreign and colonial demand
exercising an important influence The present position
Of the market for this metal exciting much atten-
tion that these returns are invested with additional in
terest The exports of copper Of oil kndsfor the month
and twelve months thus stated
PEARS. For the month. For - roWths.
1853 .................. El48 600 fl,6l2,732
1862. ...................... 90693 1885 93l
1861. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17274T 1851 496
the extent Of against ss o47 in The correspond
Ing period ending the 9th January 1852 and fl 1893 in
1851 Those Of tin plates have been fl 3l7 against
81 O20 236 and f82 202 and those Of lead 1855 lO1
against f344 ,3l6 and f387, 1874
The annexed table, from the Paris Monitswr, exhi
bits the length in miles and earnings in dollars Of the
railroads of France at the close of and for the year
1862, compared with the receipts for tho previous
wear -
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MATRIMONIAL.

NIATRIM0NIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN A 70.
M reigner who chooses this OF
expcdsn but aim ia anxious TO find home Mt the
heart Of female friend that would be willing him
and TO sympatbye with his views and feelings ON
belish bis e This confederation together with
want Of seeking the comfort Of his heart out Of himself with
that Of another has often provoked in him that
which, in all his actions always has been his principal
ductor however was mistaken and for this would be
rogurs might be purified Therefore, honored dear
ladies' the one who would indulge to become acquainted
pcssble but who without love- thinks very miseA
bic requested hereby to her address, othor
tcusrs under the initials a. at tho broadway Post
once may 10 essurva VI prompt reply.
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On Wednesday evening" March O. by DR.. 8. X. shepard
Mr.. john BURNS TO Miss RACHAEL G. HESDRcEsoN, all Of
this city
On Friday, March "a, by the Rev. Mr.. Raines, Mr..
JAMEs HART, of this city, TO Miss MARTHA ANN EASTER
BROOK, OF Geneva
In Harlem on Tuesday March % by the Rev. Mr. Oak
ley. JOHN KELLY to Miss MARY 4. RICHARDSON, both OF
Yorkyile.
Paterson, N, j., papers please copy.
At Eat Moricbes, Sunday, March %, by the Rev.
Thomas Owen. Mr. HENRY RsDoRIH, Of this city, to Miss
MARY EHAnNTH BENJAMIN, daughter Of Usher Benjamin,
Of East Moriche5.
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INSTRUCTION.

A GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS SPENT THE MOST PART
~ Of her life In teaching and educating children Of diff
ferent nations and wishes to have several chill
dren under her devote to them all her time
knowledge to render them useful members of Christian
and human societyn hne to give them thorough eduoa
ton. She formerly resident Of New York. where she
kept select private school, hut has within retired
to New Rochelle In the vicinity Of New York TO healthy
and beautiful country house. She able to talk the English
Spanish French and German language According TO the
desires Of parents all those languages will be taught to-
gether with music drawing, painting fancy work. common
English branches and housekeeping Experience the mother
Of oil wisdom has taught her during eighteen the
management Of the most different characters qualities and
habits Of children. She has been fortunate enough to
obtain flowers fruits from the noet unculvatd
soil Orphans preferred account Of wishing have
without their entire control All letters prepaid
directed to A. F. Herald oace will be attended too imme
dately.
BOOKKEEPING, &C-MR. W. J. RHNvTLLH 80
instruction In bookkeeping, arithmetic &C., qualifying
them in the most thorough and efficient for tho du
ties of the counting room. Open day and evening.
U,RENcH AND SPANISH EVENING CLASSES, AND
private during the day for ladies and
at the academy, No 600 Broadway. Prof M0UTON will
guages His system OF instruction lie the most expeditions
method OF learning languages II obyintee all the dhcul
Ties which the student usually obliged 70 contend
and enables him 70 speak with ease and rapidly
CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
favorably known In this city aa teacher OF his native
will mpart Instruction tn the TO ladies and
gentlemen his ONCE In part Of tho city, aud will
make TRANSACTIONS with correctness and propristy
Apply At 333 Broadway room No. ii, up stairs
CPANISH LANQUA0E.--A COMPETENT TEACHER
- has few unemployed hours, and 10 DESTROYS todevote
them instruction his native language Terms tls per
payable monthly In advance giving Eve lessons
week Apply to Sr Y. X. NJ, SIS Pearl street.
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CLOTHING.

GNLoTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEe
~ and gentlemen having any to dispose Of receive
fair each price by sending TO the stores letter by
=. COHEN, &2 Hudson street. and "a Wc6t Broadway.
Ladies' attended by Mrs Cohen.
CAsT OF CLOTHINO-s200O WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given
money for large and small lots of good left of clothing
description Address through post call JAMES
hORONEY, at his second hand store IL Orange street,
Chatham.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and get tomen having any clothing furniture
orJewery obtain fair cash price from the subscriber
NJ his residence through the Post 0co Ladies attend
ed by Mrs. Cohen. ". s. COHEN, No. &C Elm street.
(NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast % artio
into cash. obtain fair price by sending for the subscs
bsr nj his residence, through the Post office.
l.. N. lSSELD0RF. No. IS Elm stroeh
N. B.-Lsdies atteudef IS nv Mra. Dusseldorf
RIO ChLlFORNIANS.-A LOT OF SUPERIOR MADE
clothing suitable for their market will he sold great
bargain. Apply to ANDREWS LANPHIER, 81 Broadway.
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TTKN TURF.

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND--TROTTING--
III purse Of SOS will of this day Tuesday, March
~ at o'clock mile heats best three IN I'VE under
tiers B. Jack Heems enters BLK g. Sambo sutton, c.
\. LUIf, Propriet0y,
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POLITICAL.

DEFORMi REFORM = DEMOCRATIC MASS MRHr-
IL ing, at Tammany Hall for city reform. Thursday
evening March 81 l6hS-The Young Mems DemesrstLe
Union Club invite the democracy Of the e and oouns
Thursday evening, at 7H O'Clock, TO consider wAs4
should be made to the city charter and ~
Of making them and to take such nay
be deemed ad, sabe towards city reform The yiax
gentlemen have been invited to address the meeting
Hon. George Bancroft. John Van Buren,,
Charles OConor, r. d. Cutting,
Hon. John A. Dix, James T. Brady,
Wright Hawks, John MoKeon,
Daniel L. Sckles, L. Il. Shepard.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMErTB-
James T. Brady, c. Godfrey Gunthsr, l.. r. Harrfssak
John Van Buren,, Danl Z. Delavsn, u. d. French.
A. Il. Maynard A. r. Herriok, d. p. Smith.
M. o. Allen, Thomas. A. Glover H. H. HoopeS.
Jas n. Smith, Jr John d. Burchard, C. 8. BogarAaA
Warren p. Smith Wright Hawks J. W. Slei Cha
Carrot DykemAn, James W. Smith, ID. Banka Jr,
Ira X. Davis, Thomas Brady H. p Carr,
Isaac " Fowler, Thomas Lawrence Robt. Johassa.
John Ii. Harnet James Henry, Jr., g. c. Durysa.
john COcHRANE ChAirnaa-
WILLIAM M. COOKE, Secretary.
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Il l-A Card.Ws notice with pleasure that the numsr-
brought him candidate for Fire Warden. We
Mr. Lewis In connection with the Fire Dspay
ment and he Ia worthy citizen and good fireman.
he will with that cordial support from his brother
fire which he SOL justly deserves 7. A. Z.
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MoRTGAGEE,s SALE or GROCERIES,. l.. VAN.
M DEWATER will sell Tuesday, March 80 st l0IS
o'clock At the corner Of Ninth street and Broadway
der Of MORTGAGE large and attractive sale Of first class
groceries, consisting all the stock OF the
consisting in part Of .Ies porters liquors wines
nuts, raisins, fruits pickles, teas, coees the
whole comprising general assortment Of superior family
groceries, Also one horse, and harness
fire proof Salanander SAFE Sss G. Herring maker Also
the fixtures Of the store consulting OF counters shelving
scales 60 The whole to be sold ptory Catalogues
will be ready Saturday at tho sales Wall street
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GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND
VI liquors, at auction.-This day at l0 o'clock At 81
Dey street. of Greenwich household furniture bu
reaus brandy GIN rum Wines tobacco bntter ink
ccrks iaroni ground pepper mutard figs raisins.
dates, DC. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II household furniture by Olsen real marble statu
ary bronxes satin damask furniture &c. In tho large
mite house S25 Broadway, Twelfth street-HENRY H.
LEEDS co. will sell at auction, Wednesday March 30
10 o'clock the furniture In the above house. all
In first rate order and elegant consisting velvet and
Brussels carpets rich blaze silk curtains and heavy aoo
rosewood pianofrc large mantel and pier
glasses etergerc with plate glass and satnood
music with plate glass two superb marble statues
presenting ST. John and group OF Fidelity; superb Paran
and lronze figures feet high about 80 superb oil paint
ngs by various distinguished artists ancient and modern
pleasing ubects and ormuu clocks and oande
labras buhl work tatcs ladies' secretary made in Paris
bronze figures and groups satuary group representing
Moses tie bulruses the largest and most elegant Paran
piece Of statnary this country Also furniture
suite In crimson and silk brocatee made
to order Oson SOFAS and parior chars fancy
wood chairs In silk carved centre tables satnsry marble
telf rich crimson lace and silk curtains: hnhl furniture
centre Tables empruiuerou sowing chairs &C., dining
furniture Of carved oak covered in plush sofas
chairs extens dining tables Brussels carpets rich cut
glass rich green ensmeed china dining
tea set richly gilt silver plated tea trays cast
and coffee kettles and other articles Bcdrooms-Brussels
carpets bedscads mattresses rosewood dressing
mahogany do CHAIRS rosewood enclosed
stands curtains lace do amour glaze and other fine
niture Sale with the kitchen
alogues will be ready on the mornng of sale.
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O'Clock at III Sullivan street. will be Sold at auction
All The psros snsmsss ana n ohsn M % @
rocking chairs card centre and dining tables mirrors
three ply carpets oil cloths bedsteads hair msttressA
feather beds wehstands BUREAUS ~erdrobes, crocksry
glassware, &c,
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MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY At AucIIoN-pAv1p

MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT AUCTION-DAvID
II Scott Aueioueer, will soil nj public auction on
Wednesday March 80 at two o'clock PM tho premises
the desirable and elegant country residence OF
ley, Egg, situated Bergen Heights, Jersey City
TIE above commands extensive and beautfu view OF
New York. the river and bay from Yonkers Sandy Hook
Two lines OF mnibnscs Pa's near the prosery ton
rooms built modern style, with marble mantsa
finished walls front and vaults together with other
modern out buildings carriage house. stable
houery, houses choice fruit trees
berry Of every description The above house IL built
best materials very ornamental and of the italian
order of 1hs above property will be sold
three OF ground doGred Alsp will be sold twelve
building lots ON Hudson the Conditions
for the above will ls made known the day of
rcdiateiy after tho above, will bc sold nifty
Jerey cisy and Newark Plank road THE propertys
sdor,d the most valuable Of that yet
public auction fronting the Plank road within ton
nuss ride Of tie ferry by omnbuses passing tive mi
have been sod on this property also many buildings put
within th. last six months Perons dsrous 0f
thonld avail Themselves Of this opportunity rs this n all
the property in that location to be sold BY the original
own
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ENTERTAINMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
>'>~Ny~N~ N,--~>--
TR. WIRTTNGiS EXTRA PRIVATE LECTUREs.-ONE
IL this afternoon at o'clock to ladies' and this
ing ct TX o'clock, to gerlemen the Blocker Buildings
Of Blocker and Morton streets subjects Interest
and Importance to all To be illustrated with the Model de
Femme Basin dc Femme, Basin do Homme, Manikina,
sion rs cents.
LNATHER GAvAZZI WILL DELIVER, THIS EVEN.
ing the second Of his ten lectures at the broadway Ia
bernaco In italian and English ut O'Clock precisely Sub
ject"Tho Pope and his Double headed Tyranny" Tick
cts twenty eents each May be had vt the principal
bookstores and at the door.
THE TRADES.
COACH PAINTERs-NoT1CE.-AN ADJOURNED
~ meeting will be held at 20 Grand street Ea
beth Tuesday evehg 10Th inst at O'Clock. All coach
painters wishing an advance Of wages will attend
WATERS ATTEND-A MEETING OF WATERS
w will be held Mt Grand street Hail. 1T Grand street
near Broadway, on "wednesday evening March Gosh 20
restaurants arc particularly requested TO attend
der Of the secretary. H. HAMILTON
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DOSES, &C.-wlLLIAw IRVING 4 CO, AUCTION.
III will sell AZ suction, Wednesday, March 3oth
vt O o'clock at their saosrooms 10 Pine street.
half standard dwarf perpetual moss Bourbon nolsette
hybrid Baltimore belle Plain and other varieties
greenhouse plants fruit trees 40 from tho
b. Mnntcl comprising the finest and best collection
of offered this taken ground and
warranted true
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RRIGD10E. SEND ME LINE TO THE OLD AID
ID drese-London DRAGON.
nR. WoLLHEIM 10 REQUESTED TO CALL IMMEDI.
- atcy at tho Metropolitan lote 1877 Co his
brother from Mexico between and O'Clock evening
tSpWok1lh s WANTED OF THOMAS DAVID
Their Walker who left In s2 Any person Who oan give
inosmaton Of them. will meet with to their
vantage " apply ing TO ". STALLEY, 22 Sixth avenue
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
NoTiCE.-IT THIS NOTICE SHOULD MEET THE EYE
OF Mr. George Rohnson Gaiicty, who left Edaburs in
feornsry lo2 without leaving hs address, he Ia
requested 70 communicate with his friends in Scotland
WITH hessrs Barklie Brown % William street. New York
HE own interest vol the interest Of his brother will
BE- materially advanced by his compliance.
THE ENGLISH LADY THAT EXPECTED AN INTER.
view on Friday March % the desired infDr.
nation by directing note to H. Smith. Jun. Broadway
Poet ofee stating to her friend and parcu
lars In the matter
WAETRD.-DAN. THERE IS ONE THERE.
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CABINET MAKERS STOCK OF ELEGANT FURNI-
~ ture ut auction, this dayThe attention of dealers
and invited the sale Of the
rich fTrnture Of Mr. Joseph sommer TO be sold at
Mercer The stock includes mahogany suites
&C. win be warranted Of the best manuacture sold
without reserve, for cash. A c. TUTTLE Auctioneer.
Once. lO2 broadway.
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~ @. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR.
VI. niture this Tuesday morning, At 0 o'clock at 10
Greenwich the furniture Of boarding consist
ing Of beds bedsteads carpets oiloloth classes to-
gther with an assortment OF kitchen with which
the sale will commence
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ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF PIER GLASS.
IL es-J L. vANDEWATER will SELL Wednesday
at ivy o'clock, the salesroon, Wall strset-Spccia
sale OF gt framed pier aud mGntet glasses all Of the best
quality sold to close the business Of broadway establish
ent Also large assortment Of furniture consisting
variety To be sold without to pay cash ad
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RRICD10E. SEND ME LINE TO THE OLD AID
- drees-Lonton. DRAGON.
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CAMUEL osGoOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CoNCK.
- lin will cell at their store ls Fulton street. this day
Tuosday March 18th at l0 o'clock choice collection of
furniture and fancy goods &s v rosewood mahogany
black walnut paror and bedroom furniture covered
dsmask, brocAtoc and hair cloth; marble tables;
tension do; library bookcases marble top bureaus
stands enameled cottage bedroom suits chairs DESKS &C.
Catalogues in day Of sale.
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MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKNG.
MRS. BARTON RETURNS THANKS TO HER NU-
rho has fashionable assortment Of French millinery
and straw goods which. she has doubt will
OF the same ~ lis Canal street. Bread
way
CTRAW BoNNETS-wILL BE OPENED THIS MORN.
- ing for the inspection Of mners 50
and lace bonnets 100 cartons broche and edged
ribbons. J. II. HOMER "a John street.
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u COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
ture &C. this day, Tuesday, March &c. At 10Y O'Clock
at u Monroe street near Pike the entire urnure Of the
family comprising the usual of mahogany and
plain furniture; also beds and bedding mattresses
ocloths &c 3Oth all the gentee furniture Of
the house No 32 Clinton street. Brooklyn. Sale peremp
tnr0
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A UCTion k0TicE.-LARcR SALE or cRocKRRy,
"A gass snd elina. by WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY. On
wsdne.day March th at half past o'clock At No a
blue and fancy iarawrre Of all kinda china
yellow nno Rockingham in lots for retailers and
UCTiON NoTIcE-sALE THIS DAY. AT IOk
ing articles too Britannia ware baskets &c Lease for
Furniture dry goods fancy articles 2JoD sersrs
groceries clothing, &C. Friday ok O'clock viii DO sold
the goods trpnk and other articles for
at Walkers hotel 40 Greenwich street. n ForrestsL
THoS BELL Auctonser.
UCTION NOTICE-FURSITURE, HORSE. WAGON
"A and harness, &c.-H NJ BUSH nuotoneer will sei this
and second hand furniture all kinds sofas sos
bdtad bureaus tables chairs osrpets feather beds aud
nat.ressss looking siasses a. also a. olook good
UCTION NoTICE.-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER-
at O'clock groceries, &o consisting of twelve cheats
fresh teas scales oil cans liquors -four beer DO. Also,
twentysix black walnut cherry and white wood
chairs letter and variety Of other goods
also, one splendid rosewood malo
A UcTION NOTICE. HARDWARE TRADE SALE
% VAN ASTSp s5Ns sale
Of hardware this day. at o'clock at No 1863 Pearl street
bone ivory table CUTLERY and many other desirable
sheef goods For full particulars Journal Of Commerce
and catalogues
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- day, March 80, at o'clock, r M at No "a Clinton
street Fulton Brooklyn parior chamber kitchen
furniture, In good order
COPPER ORE-sECOND SALE BY THE NORTH
VIII disffs az
at l2h O'clock two hundred tons Of copper ore viz00
OF about thirty cent and hundred Of
twenty cent In richness Terms made known tho day
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20 Penna Coal Co. !. liz
10 Buff Il Rooh RI. .131
100 Hudson Riv RR 90 63ss
100 do bio O.
10 Sixth Avenue RR 116k
IA do. LII