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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-06

nS% Ve direct attention to an able article on
the outside OF this weeks paper on the subject
of Commerce and Finance. 1t is the production
of young gentleman of this county and is en-
titled to careful and attentive perusal The
subject is treated in mastery manner.
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rea. For numerous public documents we re
turn thanks to Hon. Linn Boyd, Speaker OF the
National House of Representatives, and to Mess.
Collins. Leech. and Evans of the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
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From Washington, &c.


No report that Gen. Pierce has fixed upon a
cabinet, has been sent from the telegraph Office
in this town, to Senator Soule Mr.. Brown, or
any one else. The Washington rumors are all
humbug and not worth farthng.
The general sentiments of the speech of Sen
ator Mason, of Virginia, in the United States
Senate, on the 23d inst, it is now well under
stood here, indicate the policy of the new ad-
ministration. l have already written you that
Gen Pierce will neither act the craven nor the
headlong fllibuster While Cuba remains a
province of Spain he will not interfere, but if
any potentate attempts to take it from Spain,
either by rapine treaty, he will interfere, cost
what it may.
Among the arrivals at the Eagle Hotel to-day
were Hon John w. Forney and Mr. Martin of
Pa; Hon. Charles Hughes, and Jas. II. Shemle,
of Sandy Hill, New York.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30,--S P. NJ.
The rumor that John a. Dix is to go into the
Cabinet. has created quite an excitement amongst
some of the Southern men, who prophecy that
such a selection would be fatal to the admins
tration There is some difference of opinion
however, as distinguished Southern gentleman,
heretofore known as ultra in his views, remark
ed in special reference to Gen. Dix's going into
the Cabinet s'Did we mite in battle to be
separated in victory ?'' Thus showing that he
would bear the infiction without murmuring.
Mr.. Hunter arrived here yesterday, and, with
out yenturing near the Senate, saw his friends
at his lodgings, and left for Virginia The rea-
son assigned by Mr.. Hunter for declaring he
would not consent to go into the Treasury was,
that he would not allow himself to be the in
strument of the misery which so many reno
walls as he would be called upon to make would
cause.
Gen. Dix, when in the Senate declared that
he would prefer going full Minister to the
Italian States to any Office in the government
by A CLERGYMAN. An old and valuable
subscriber has sent us a certificate from one of
his Parishioners, which he wishes published for
the benefit of his neighbors, and the community
at large. 1t states on authority that needs no
confirmation, the particulars of remarkable
cure by Ayers Cherry Pectoral, an article we
have already taken occasion to notice, and which
we have reason to believe is worth notice. This
sufferer had been reduced very low from the ef-
fects of a Cold and Cough, caused by over exer-
ton at a fire, nearly three years since, and from
which it was evident to his friends that he was
fast Fastening to premature grave. Many of
the remedies of the day and the advice of emf
nent Physicians had all failed to afford him re-
/ lief, when he was induced to try the Cherry Pee
toral, which soon cured him. The crowded
state of our columns will not admit the full par
ticulars, but we earnestly invite the attention o
our readers to the advertisement in another par
of our paper Christian Chronicle.
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to cali. nc RECEIVES
I lPhiladelpEi the la,-H
Dem' maj. jOk1 '.sH Vests, e.tls.' by Y any
srhe = News .oys ss's sI f''2s1',al5! 2sl sos,
from some ofssnr;nc tovrslr' agitself.
Manchester, N. day i% trHes, tr.rlOe SlOe taken ia
ed for two guard. sayiA peas" ."s,.vxox
mined to take .na 3D. trs ''Oas, :. y ssfsoS'
urned, 50 nuei : an thar d naas ntg q
er OF. don
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On Thursday, March -, scsAS, wife q wAlan Dsdss.
eyed, SO years
The fiends q her husband, and q his sons william,
John T. Alexander +. and Robert Dodge invited TO
attend the funeral from her late residence Ill Seventh
street. this afternoon, at o'clock without further in
vitation.
On Friday, March Is, SARAH JOHNSON, wife Of Robert
johnson aged 20 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
1o9 Sullivan street. 70 afternoon ct o'clock,
without further invitation.
On Friday, March rs, EsxAA ADELAIDE EfxET, daughter
OF John N. and Sarah Jane Emmett aged years months
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the MEM
bers of Flank Company National Grsys respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from the residence Of
parents go Charlton street. to afternoon at
O'Clock without further invitation.
On Thursday, March ~ OF consumption, JANET GORDON,
native of Huntley, Aberdeenshre, Scotland aged Is
years and months
Her friends and those OF her ssters with the members
CT the Second Associate Presbyterian church. Of
Houston and Green requested to attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock from her late residence, 1856
Sixth avenue TO Greenwood.
At Shrewsbury, N. j.. March "a ct O'Clock P. NJ
Mrs. DEBORAH. widow OF Thomas Letson, in the 10th
year of her age
Ohio papers please copy.
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AL
BoRprAux-Sld March s. Carl Bude York: Mary
Dale Davis, Philadelphia.
BnEnor-Arr March Q, Nimrod Iyens WORK.
Sid from the PHI 10Th Brilliant Miller, NOrisans
Remained 9TH Grand Turk King from Bristol for NYork
BEIEAsT-Arr March q, Mongo, Paris NYork
BABcrLoSA-Arr Feb Il, Miguel Ramon NOreans:
25th, Constante Homeless do; Unico, Roy Mobile Goth
CopeInco Psnas Charlie ston; Paquete do Aatanzas
MCDOWELL, do, Tuya, Roig, NOrieans.
CARDIFF-Sld March ', Gsstcraio, Strickland WORK.
DrSGESE-s-Passed March 8, George Ellen and Rhein;
from NYork for Hamburg.
DEAL-Arr March 8, Wisconsin, Scott, London and sid
10th for NYork. Passed 10TH Martha Klockgcer from
NOrleans for Bremen.
FAIaouTH-Arr March 8, Gem, Postgate NOrleans
GlAsoow-Arr March 8, Mutual Pitts, Boston; Robena
bartlett, and Mary Morris Kclrnan mot Truemap) New
Baltimore. Sid 9th, Clara, Van Norden, Boston
Arr IN the Clyde eth Envoy Nixon NYork; 9th, lions
Hope Conner Noreans; Conrad BARCLAY Mobile oxford
-, Mobile. -
GEsoA-Arr March 2, Cumberland Gozzol,. NOrleans
GRArtkEsD-Arr March 10, Thecla Meyer, Boston Sid
March = Prince George Tasker Cardiff and NYork
HUfI-Sd March 2, Corinthan, NYork (after stoppinp
a leak and ldg)
HAvFE-Arr March 8, Waltham, Houdlette Charleston
VIM II. Wharton, Gates, Galveston, 3 NJ Fox Ainsworth
Mobile; 9th, Della Maria, Burleigh NOrlesns Sid stb
Inca, Richardson, NYork; 9Th Junus Erskine and E1
wilma Broughton do Athens, Robertson, Norleans
Lg Helvetia Junius Charlemagne, Franklin (s) For.
titude, Edwina, and Corinthian, for Mort; Rsdinr
Athens Joseph Holiness Manchester Brothers, and sara
Puripgton, for NOrleans.
IIvITPoor-Arr March 7, Tonawapds, julius rsiiAdal
phia 3, Marsbfeld Tarrey, N Orleans 9, Desdsln
Farnbam Orleans Sutlej Dutel and Portland 0gy no
bile; Windsor Castle. Rogers, Apalachicols Ms2a Lee
and Sea Gull Cubckson, Savannah Alabama. 70 H.
Charleston 10th, Midas, King DevsnPort 0oagsar s2i
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.
DROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR LIGHTHOUSES.
i TREAsUGY DEPARTMENT

0ryIcr OF LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, March Is, 1853
AK
FRI Isss '1ass:
a.; Nv S:s5
II Sd lissssss
and as ,s
on nsa %
5000 elk thousand gallons winter and
1900 fourteen thousan gallons spring oil on or about
500 sisht thousand gallons spring OIL shout the
1000 Ctwelvs thousand) gallons winter, and
saossS: ssen' spring OIL on or about 'h
siPess ssS q. yin Be = .S,
isr IIES. lake. iae.a
% 5. ds Tss sd I lm Ssr as
authorized ! Day q
sy sss vs ' .s,Sas
30 delivered about tho 18th Mag nox., To- h,
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights at Oswogo New
100 tsi1tcon hundred gallons winter, ana
10y 70 ti 6aisaI hundred gallons sprins OIL
Collector and superintendent Of Lights fis.tsssr New
go Owe hundred gallons winter strains l. and
geo ae ay Oh hu md gallons spring oil.
mentioned places for the lights the nfes in small iron
6g free ss s ssssn:
and 's5y sP M e g :.
made prior to ths The con
The lots Of oil required Ia Ssiivaraa Hb
suppy snn 90 20 a1W red whom the said
may se N 70 and tho supply
speoiGed for its delivery then narty .s -
at liberty deliver u,horyad s.E TInhs
EstablishmefS XpTding a. tha nair ~
shall be enlisted TO pAymu sboreor r,tb, Gstaay
from such delivery. = 'oN "'- 's"~ ~-SS
The oil contseted for under the foregoing proposals 10
ss which ~ s'i "s tests q pseas gravity tenn
such other means as ny hought proper BY tie per-
Zen 81 20 ThS that duty DO By
snthouso boaru ~ fore 10 will be accepted winter
strained o 70 renal, 1mpd at Temperature Of 81 deg Of
Fahenheie OK lowe and the spring strained oil At tenn
bond with SEQ ari.y the satisfaction Of the Depart
ment penA equal 10 onefth Of the amount Of each
contract made der she foregoing will be- rsauired
Of each ontrN A. ~ '"e A"i'ni"i Perormsscs
.,,. 10 under the authority Of hs Department
eet ron cher considerations than lis amount " Wv
W orUsr Of the Lighthouse Board,
ThOkNTON A. JENKINs. Seeretasv
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At Boston, Wednesday, March % By the Rev Fa.
ther Reilly GEORGE ELweL to MpLLE LzoSrSE T. De
VIEWS of Paris
In Brooklyn, Thursday, March o. by the Re7 DR..
Hodge DAVID WALKER, Esq Miss CHRIsrrAyA AVN Ca
srRoS all of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, March %, By the Rev Hugh Blair D. D ,
Mr.. T r. MCDONALD, merchant of Columbus Ohio to
Miss ELIZABETH DOUGLAS of this city.
Canada papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, Monday evening March 81 BY the Rev
E. E.v. Taylor, Mr.. CHiRIFs A HYDE of New York to
Miss JOANNA Fg5sSAN, RI Brooklyn.
On Wednesday evening, March % at the residence of
the brides father Carmel N Y, By the Pew Mr. Bot T.
ford Mr. JAMRs SnxASG Of the late John Strang of
Jefferson Valley to Miss JULIA BAILEY daughter of Lyman
Bailey, Esq.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Asia-J Wright, WIN Whiting,
Mr. Earrengcr l. Sisson John Adams, Joseph Bandrey
Mr. Dean Lieut. Harrison, Royal Artillery Lieut. Laker-
" do Lieut. Alderson do Capt Minneit, Canadian Rles
rie Edmonds, Mr. Mathoison, NJ Aiken, Il Grinnell,
Mr. Garrett Mr. Lovy, Mr. Benjamin. shoz, Lurie, Mr.
Burnley Dir Hume, Mr. Ross, Mr. Innes, Mr. Cogswel s
ron, George Hughes Diodat Stewart 0xley Mr. Wragg
q Belts, Z Hudon, A White, Murray, Wager, Mr
Hamilton Mr. Maroon, Mr. Swinglehurst, McMonnss,
Edwin MARROW, Mr. Knight Mr. Roberts. Mr. Wilson, Mr.
Mayer, H Webb, John Webb, Ady Henriques-TotaI 81.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
SPORT1NG.

AOG ROUNDABOUT THREE WEEKS SINCE, A
IL pointer dog The have him by proving
pory and paying oharges If called for
he will be sold 10 expenses Apply Mt 81 Greene street
FANCY PIGEoNS-TH0SE WHO ADMIRE THESE
interesting birds, and would like to them in thor
perfection will find worry choice collection of pouter
rers fAntas rufs magps bsrbs and tumbler together
with variety of tho half stock breed For
sale Mt the stove store 200 Bowery The original depot
Badeaus' celebrated strengthening plaster
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.-THE ADVERTISER HAS
~ for sale splendid imported English setter dog and
would not part with him II he had time him. lie will
be sold cheap Inquire at No. 81 Eighth street.
nue b.
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MATRIMDN1AL.

A WIFE WANTED--BY HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
II weilinformed gentleman in the prime Of life has
acquired competent fortune. He wishes better half
Any respectfully desirou
Of forming matrimonial alliance which will afford
happy home and attentive husband signify her
wishes By addressing Charles W, Herald Office which
will be treated con6dentially.
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NAATRJMONY MADE EASY, OR How TO WIN
lM Lover. Lawton Boston, formerly Of Lon.
don will sond TO address, receipt of dollar post
the devoted aetons Of Of the opposite sx
hearts deero. The is simple but
waiting that all be married irrespective Of appear
position and last though not least II can DO
ranged with such and deoacy that detection
POSSIBLE. Address Professor La vtcn, Boston Mass Ne
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Telegraphlc Marine Repor t..

KEY WrsT, March %.
Salvage on the cargo Of the British brig Cambyses,
amounting to $9S20 has been paid and the brig sailed
for New York on tho 10th.
The schr Willard, Of Portland, from NOrcans for
Charleston, ashore Long Key bar 9th inst, and
biged. Her hull sold on the 10th. the reef for
500, and her cargo is selling by S Marshall. the
hams bringing 10c. 11c and the shoulders &c 54c.
Schr Sarah, Of Portland, from Havana for New Orleans
sprung aeak the 9th and arrived at Key West the
18th, and is dissharging
The brig Cimsrus, from Philadelphia for New Orleans
ran lahore on the 18th the Western Rock and has
blsed and partly broken up Part Of the cargo has
saved, more or less damaged.
The salvage the bark Lucy will be paid on her bot
tomry.
Bark H Kimban sailed ed, for Philadelphia
HAVANA March 10.
Azrived-Barks Sarah Nickels William, and Mary
Winthrop, Boston; Vckery, and Sierra Nevada NYork;
Goth bark LCrowel, EOreans for NYork in Distress
with loss of rudder.
Sailed-19th, briggs Tswn, Portland Anna Tying and
Melazzo NYork; 2lst bark Little Lizzie Boston, brig
Carver, Sagua la Grande and NYork.
BOSTON,. March Is.
ATived-Shps Delhi, and Amazon, Calcutta; Union Co.
lombo Ceylon barks James Cook NOrleans; Zion Helen
Maria, and HAdley, Bamore brigs Apgeline, Trinidad
Caroline, San Juan Cuba Kcyng, NOrleans; Chicopee
Philadelphia Davis fredericksburg Lowell Norfolk
Geared-Shps Minstrel Fast Indies; Competitor San
Francisco barks Euaw Nautilus, and Lady knight Ha
Bark Vernon ashore at scituate has been got or and
lowed to this port
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25+ PM.
Arrived-schrs Randall Baker, New Bedford; Mary
Anna Haley, Mystic.
Below-Barks Nazarene, Pendleton, Matanzas; Mszep-
pa, Fisher. Genfuegos; brig st La wrence (Br) do.
Cleared-Schrs Sally Ann, Watson PernaInbuco; Ams-
Baker, Boston.
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ANTHOLOGY.

l sR 10 forsteng the future has arrived and will fur
nsh intelligence about all circumstances Of life TO all those
who address her She intepets dreams law matters
and BY asrooy books and science and tells her vse
sh French and herman languages Residence S9 Bewey.
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CtAMUEL OSGOOD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONCK-
- lin will sell their 1873 Fulton street. Tuesday
Goth Of March, ut 10 O'clock choice ooecto Of
furniture and fancy goods viz rosewood mahogany and
damask brocnteile and hair CLOTH marble tables
tension do library bookcases marble top bures u.s. wash
stands enamelled cottage bedroom suits chairs desks
Catalogues on the day of sao.
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Court Caiendar-Thls day.

Court Cajendar-Thls day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Contradictions.
SUPHNoR Contradictions and decisions
6UrRHE CoURr-Circuit--N 1191, AS, a77, o.
288, S95, 300, $685. to 4O3 405, 407, 40s.
sUpsxzn CoURr-Spscial Term.-Motions.
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II q kEHP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PIANO
III. fortss, &c this day at 10 O'clock at No IS Mas
sau street. near Futon-R Kemp will sell auction rs
above BY catalogue for cash. to cash advances very
large assortment OF valuable mahogany black
walnut paGr dining room and chamber furniture good
glasses carved rosewood paror furniture suite
in rich French satin brocatee and wal
to match with and without marble tops library
carved mahogany sofas tete tetes and
ofstyes extension dining tables marble top
fancy tables marble top dressing and plain
waestands beat curled hair mattresses general
sortment OF houso furnishing articles all Of which 10 well
worthy the notice Of housekeepers Also, by order
the furniture off family from Blocker
street and ono good second hand plan ort also hand
some white and gilt French china dinner set pieces
Pianofores-ht1 IL o'clock twelve superior
octave piAnoores to be sold without
These pianoforts Of excellent tone and finish
and particularly worthy the attention
they from makers of good reputation and fully
rsned the same when sold at private SALE Goods pur
chased to out of the city packed for shipping
Catalogues the morning Of sale.
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NorICE.-rO CARINr rMAKERs

SPECIAL AUCTION n oTIcE.-TOC CABIN ETMAKERs,
- pianoforte makers furniture dsalers apS Interested
BRANCH MCDONNELL, auctoneers, lI3 Fulton street,
in answer 70 several rvceiyed inqulrlng
thus generally Their hrst large sp.s sale q furniture
Tuesday the 10Th instant and they request all who have
made arrangements for sending
have catalogues arranged and other made
this sale.
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DOSES, &c. WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUG
III oneers will sell at auction Saturday, March 10Th,
at 10 o'clock at the store, 10 Pine street. roses &C.
noisstte hybrid; perpstual Baltimore belle prairie, and
the nursery OF J. b. Mants florist warranted true to
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IIENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF ROSE
Il wood and mahogany furniture this day 10Y O'CLOCK
at 90 William strestHenry Leeds will SELL as above
ing Of rosewood bookcase rosewood marble bureaus
mahogany spring chairs and sofas mahogany marble
top centre, side and sofa tables card tables &c Also
several oil paintings, and oval mirror Also
splendid tapestry Brussels carpet six breadh perfectly
new. Also o lot Of second hand furniture.
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HENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS-SUPERB
oil paintings-The attention Of connosseurs and the
Of choice oil paintings exhibition their gallery in
reserve on Saturday 2th instant IL O'Clock AM They
without doubt tho fnost collection oorod at
ton in this city and embrace originals by NJ Berghom
Moucheron, Housemsn, Boucher Boddington, Jan Both,
Brasch Tsmpesta Cooper Cobbott Naymith Van Mattor
original portrait Of Chief Justice Theophlps Parsons by
being the entire private gallery of gentleman leaving
for Europe.
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Z, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
furniture, French plate mirrors carpets olcoths,
c also 100 dozen chairs of every descriptonThs day.
Saturday March & at 0 o'clock the auction rooms 50
Beekman street. large and complete assortment of
wood and mahogany furniture such sofas sA sofa bed
chairs French plato mirrors tapestry Brussels and ingram
carpets ociohs beds and marble furniture
the trade Others who require about 100 dozen black
walnut curl maple cottage office and other chairs in lots
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CAMUEL osgo0D, AUcTIoNEER..OsG0 CoNCK-
- lin store I3s Fulton street will sell "Wednesday tho
Oth day of March, at No SANITY place Laurence street
between Blocker ana Amity street. fine collection
lor and bedroom furniture manufactured by A. Noe ex-
pressy TO order. Full PARTICULARS in Mondays papers
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~ G. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER-THIs(s SATURDAY
afternoon at o'clock At s. Sixth avenue will be sold
usual variety. On Tuesday the th at l0 O'clock at 10
Greenwich avenue, furniture Of . boarding house.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-WILLIAM
IL IRVING Co. auctioneers. will sell at auction,
Of Clinton place, handsome household furniture
Carved rosewood and black walnut parlor
try and Brussels carpets French plate pier glasses lace
window eurans etegers plate elegant
Superb oil Madonna after Rsphss
rillo Circumcision BY Franck Cattle Piece by Deghem,
and fine paintings black walnut and mahogany bed
furniture hair bcds
blankets 4c mahogany sofas and chairs in hair cloth; tea
scts cut glassware fne mangc and assortment Of
tch
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WIN; WITTiRs. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday, a. 10x O'Clock, at lW Canal street, the
furniture 81 family breaking houssksepins .onssti1s
Ing chairs sofas cosches sofa bedstead bookcase
hogany and gilt frame boxing gasss mante clock vAsss
hreey and stair csrps rods cutlery glass and crock
marcssos feather beds marble dressing burenus and
wsshstands wardrobe kitehe furniture upright piano.
also house in Spring street. Greene to let and fur
niture for Eale.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALBS.-HENRY II.
IL LEEDS CO. Wall street. near Broadway, will give
their usual to tho sale of furniture at
ing. Also, will have regular wookly sales Of furniture 1T
their store for the Of those who desire this
dunn Of sale Advances made IL required.
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CTANDARD ROSES AT AUCTIoN.-J L. vANDE.
~ WATER, anctoneer, No. u Wall street, will sell on
Tuesday, Msrch at half past ten o'clock choice selection
OF roses, pconos and other no plants tho
nursery Of d. Boil corner OF Broadway and street.
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NOTICE.-BRANCH& MDONNELL, AUCTIONEERs
1 l3 Fulton street. bog to notify their friends they
can receive no more goods either hand until
after their sale Of Tuesday 18th inst their
notwithstanding their great cxten quite full On
wednesday they will be again prepared to receive consyn
nens for their next SALE which will be Tuesday pr
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FURNITURE SALE AT HOBOKEN-T. D. BLEECKER
CO will sell at auction Monday, 18th inst, at
half ten O'clock at No Hudson place Hudson street
Hohoken the gentee furniture contained half VI said
house comprising English ingram carpets tuted rugs
tops marble top sofa tables mahogany breakfast tables
centre do gilt marble clock st9nswnro and Ont
stosds cottage black walnut do feather holsters
and pillows marble double mahogany washsands black
walnut single do rosewood and black walnut chairs dress
ing bureaus steel fire irons solar lamps stair carpets oil
cloth refrigerator and complete assortment of kitchen
furniture. Terms cash on day Of sale
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AORTGAGEE's SALE OF GRoCERIES-J H. VAN.
4tl DEWATER will sell Tuesday, March 20, at IO.
O'Clock at the Of Ninth street and Broadway
der Of mortgage large and attractive sale of class
groceries, consisting of all the the
consisting in part Of ales porcrs liquors winos segar
CARS, nuts raisins, fruits pickles. coces,
whole comprising general assortment of superior family
groceries, Also horse, and harness. large
fre proof Saamander safo Sas C.. Herring maker Also
tho fixtures Of the store consisting of counters shelving
ecales &c The whole to be sold Catalogues
will BIO ready Saturday at tho sales ROOM Wall street
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H0usEIoLD FURNITURE AT AUcTioN.-J; L:
IL vANDEWATER will SELL this day, at 01z O'Clock at
the saesroom II Wall street rich and mahogany
furniture consisting OF large and costly assortment
rosewood psror furniture covered in brocae and hair
ooth marble top otsgere with mirror back and 'front.'
cretsries, cenretabes bookcases wRrdrobes &C. extern
sion dining tables, yoitares sewing char eonches easy
chairs Sc library bookcases, bureaus washstands with
marble tops rosewood carved bedseaas mahogany scroll
top and Gothic bcdsteads South American horsehnir
tresse paasse mirrors &c. also grand action piano
forte, but little used.