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Our New Granadian Correspondence.

CARrHAGENA, N. G., March 10, 1868.
TIE Departure Of Santa Anna-What Viii lie Do a-7he
Colombian Republic, etc.
General Santa Anna left yesterday for Mexico via SC.
Thomas in the British steamer Trent together with Dr.
Hegevisch and Sgnor Salvador varnes the two Commits
soners who arrived per last steamer solicit his return
He is accompanied by his wife and his lately married
daughter Mrs Carlos Mallard, formerly Miss Carmita
Santa Anna. There is great feeling of grief manifested
here on his DEPARTURE but inclined believe It ia
more to his money bags than to the ustrous champion
of liberty" he is termed in of the sycophantic
addresses made to him prior to his leaving.
He will only 60 far Vera Cruz where he will issue
his proclamation, and if attended to, he will then
take the reins Of government but not he returns to
his avore retreat of Furbaco to fight cocks for the
mander of his days. He will, no doubt be invested liz
ADMITTEDLY with extraordinary powers and he has been
heard say that he would never return to Mexico until
he could govern her alone Is rational to suppose that
be has been offered this We destined to see great
things in Mexico very soon.
be on the lst Of April proxmo Congress met
on the lst inst but nothing of interest has transpred
Federal Union under the appelaton of the Colombian
republic The bill has strong supporters but, at tho
Florentino Gonzales Of the prominent Of tho
country.
The question of separation of Church and State win
also be the of discussion in Congress- and there In
little doubt but that it will be effected Government In
triy TO do away with indirect taxation, and in lieu
las established system Of direct assessment which
very much against the grain of the and
will yet be the Of serious troubles An EnQls
mining company have purchased large gold tract in
tho province of Antoquia, for which they have paid
sl5ooOO They say promises to yield very satsfac-
tory return.
Coal mines have been discovered the river Atrato
in the province OF Choco.
Our Diquc canal remains in dtu quo. Il has not yet
been adudicated to either of the companies that have
applied for it. but 1t is very probable that the MagaenA
steam Navigation Company "a London company win
ultimately get it. CALAMAR.
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INSTRUCTION.


A LADY FROM THE CONTINENT, OF SUPERIOR
N ability travelling through this country is induced by
friends give instructions in the most finished styles of
residences taught a the residence of the advertiser No.
3 Degraw street. Brooklyn Hamilton ferry house from
the river, o address L. y. Personal application.
A GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS MANY YEARS Ex-
IA psrienee in teaching wishes TO obtain private
pupils In this city Brooklyn she oan give instruction in
the French German and English drawing paint
ing fancy needework and bring the best OF city
references Please direct note to g. H. Herald ofce
INDUCATIoN-A LADY, RESIDING IN PLEASANT
IL part Brooklyn wishes to engage few boarding pupils
Satisfactory references &c given Address Teacher Herald
office.
NTEWTOWN ACADEMY-LOCATED AT NEWTOWN,
IN Fairfield 90 Conn.,. HOMER FRENCH, principal
aided competent and xperenced assistants The princi
pal receives limited number of boarding pups Of both
his family The session will commence
Monday May I'd Circulars at Stanford Swords book
store Broadway, where Mr. f. be seen from IL to
7. M, any day this woek
NHIS MONTH ONLY THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
Of learning to write of the subsc ber for fvc dollars
Terms-Fye dollars for ten lessons ten dollars for
twenty-five lessons including stationery payable sub
scribing. Open daily from AM to r. M excepting Sa
turday evening Ladies' class at "a o'clock, p. M Gen
tlemen's class Mt A. NJ, and and o'clock M daily
excepting Saturday Separate paror for private nstruc
ton which be taken a hours sutng tho convenience
Of the pupl terms $15 For salo Goldsmith System Of
Penmanship an elegant copy book with ample instruction
price cents per copy five copies for 81 Gold pens of
''' ''''' '' oliver LIVER T. GOLDSMITH. ase Broadway.
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HnLLINERY AND DREssSrAKING,

DONNET AND DRESS-TRIMMING RIBBONS SILK
ID and Partisan millinery goods depot Purchasers those
goods derous to the choicest
styles with the strotcs arc hereby respectfully
invited examine twentyone cases ribbon
Humbo selected with great within very
short time In the Paris and London market.
N. H. LICHTENSTEIN. 20 Bowsry, cor. Of Hester ST.
WALLER DANE, LATE FIRM OF WALLER 4BURR,
w Broadway, Of Broome street, ladies and
chrn furnishing store beg to inform tho ladies Of New
York they intend to with the spring fashions Of
the vcrious articles Of their business Thursday Apr7
en- i,e .t4tr = cal. s D.yst EcsPeetlplly a9lieteN
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The Case of william eating.
OUR NEW JERSEY CORRESPONDENCE.

HAcKENsACK, N j., April s, 1883.
The ourt of Oyer and Terminer and general gaol de-
livery met this morning. Chief Justice Green presiding
The Grand Jury being proceeded to investigate
the case of William eating for the murder Of the two
children of Timothy 0Brian, in Washington township,
Bergen county, your readers fully aware and after
investigating the matter fully, came into court at
O'Clock y. NJ with true bills OF indictment for the mur-
der of the unfortunate children.
The prisoner being arraigned by advice pleaded not
guilty to both Indictments and after few moments
consultation by the Court, his trial was put down for
Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock
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Among the arrivals, yesterday, at the Metropolitan
Hotel, were Hon Heman L. Redfed, Batavia; Hon. John
A. Collier, Bnghamton Among the departures from the
Metropolitan were;-Governor Doty, OF Wisconsin,
Governor Paine, Vermont; j. b. Macy, NJ c. Wisconsin;
Volney f. Howard, NJ. c., Texas.
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SPRlNGrIEID, Mass, April Q, 1858.
convention Of the spiritualists OF Massachusetts,
commenced lis session in this city to-day About three
hundred believers present. and presided over by
DR. H. f. Gardner of Springfield. Among the individu-
ais present are Rev. Adm Rallou Rev. John NJ Spear
and Rev. Mr. Fnney of Ohio tho latter of whom made
long address in the evening boldly broaching tina
expected tomorrow.
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Items from Baltimore.
RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE re
MIsH FAITH ETC.

MISH FAITH, ETC,
BALTIMORE, April g. 1853.
We have mail south of Richmond to night.
The Maryland Senate to day passed bill incorporating
the Pittsburg and Connesyille Railroad.
despatch from Cincinnati states that the injunction
against the Cincinnati Hillsborough and Parkersburg
Railroad, was to day finally dissolved
The Rev. Mr.. baker, rector of st Lukes Episco-
pal Church. has resigned and joined the Roman Cstho
lies He for many years assistant rector Of st. Pc
ter
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United States Circuit Court.

April 8.-Chds Goodyear The Congress Riper COM
pdny.-This motion for injunction against tha
eeendants who allege to have purchased license from
Horace H. Day, for the sale of India rubber goods but
is conteuded that the purchase made the dsc
sion against Day in the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the district Of New Jersey. Decision reserved.
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~ BUsfON April 0, 1858.
The screw steamship Andes, Capt. Hutchings, from
Liverpool the 22d March, fo- New York via this port
arrived here this morning. She off Cape Ann Non
day night but hauled off account of the weather.
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nEsIRABLE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE;mAN-
day April 7th 1853 at l2 O'clock at the Merchants Ex
change that beautiful plot Of ground No 20 South Third
street. Williamsburg, between First and Second streets
Situated thereon beautiful cottages and three
story brick house, with basement and under cellar The
above property almost new complete order and
we'll worthy the attention of those wishing purchase
yielding income of thousand dollars
year Onehaf of the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage term Of Apply to the auconee
M RrOad street
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Clay Monument Meeting ut Albany.

=. =. . 1865.
meeting TO aid in the erection of monument to Henry
Clay held here this svsnng-Governor Seymour pro-
siding. Mr.. Carroll, Of New York. read the address.
Letters were read from, Messrs Van Buren, WawortA,
pske and resolutions raise contributions we're passed
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The Canadian Gold Mines.

QUEBEC, April g. 1858.
Responsible parties in England have pstitioued Parlia
nent for charter to work recently discovered
gold mines in one Of the townships Of Canada East,
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Hound for Australia.

BOSTON, April 0, I853
The ship John NJ Mayo sailed to day for Australia with
fifty eight passengers, forty four Of whom we're New
Englanders and fourteen Canadians.
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CRYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY AT AUCTION-ON
~ Friday, Sth Of April, by ALBERT II. NICOLAY, the
house and lot south side street 1876 feet east of
Sixth vacant lots north side Forty
street. 45 feet east of Sixth avenue, will be sold at II
a M
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Rochester Common Council.

RotHEs TER, April 6, 1853.
The Ddfy Union, soft she paper, recently started
and edited by Isaac Butts last evening appointed b
the Common Council the official pa per Of the CITY, n
place of the Daily Advefiser-hard she-edited BY 7.
Hart Hlatt = r
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Loss OF the Brig Whelan.

- PHIIADHrHIA, April Q, 1868
The brig whelan hence for Boston, with cargo Of
coal sunk ca smiths Point on Monday. The crew
all saved.
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The Spring Trial.

- AFrH o.
The Spring trial is rapidly progressing Young Spring
was examined and examined this ning without
elictng much that was new.
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HABINETMAKER'S STOCK AT AUCTION NOTICE.
~ Persons about purchasing cabinet furniture will
please notice that the subscriber will sell the entire
stock of elegant furniture Of Mr. Ttzsmmons at No 29
opposite Prince street. Thursday April a. and
will nd 1t to their interest to delay their purchases until
that time when the whole will be sed without Par
ticulars in q few days. A. c. FUTILE, Auctioneer,
Office l02 Broadway, basement.
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RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER.-FRIDAY.
ID April 8th at ii o'clock at 1862 State street between
Nevns and Powers streets Brooklyn small Quantity Of
Of High household furniture carpets, oilcoth
enameed chamber and mahogany parlor furniture with
the usual variety of kitchen furntura Saturday April
9th at O'Clock No l9l Washington street general
household dressing and
other mahogany and seat chairs mahogany
and other bedteads mahogany extension dining and other
tables Also agood spring cart and harness. barouche
carriage with pole and shafts and horse rockaway
rva0
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Company.
10 NIX permanent line of piers In Brooklyn.
repeal the act to prevent sales at aucSo
Park.
To incorporate the weslehester Savings Bank
For the relief Of William and George Barnhards and
others.
To amend the charter Of Possdam
Amending the charter of the city Of BROOKLYN
THE CLAY MONUMENT .xsSocArv0N
On the motion of Mr. W. TAYLOR the Of the Assembly
chamber was granted to the Clay Monument Assocatou
this evening.
REPORTS FROM DEPARTMENTS.
The annual report of the Secretary of State in regard
to the support Of the poor received.
Also the annual report ef the Auditor State in
gard to the trad and tonnage of the canris.
recess taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE TRHAsuRER's ACC0UNTs-uE BfIL.
me concurrent resolution appointing joint comm fee
10 examine the Treasurer accounts was adopted
mitted. - ~
- - TIE IDIOT ASYLUM
me n appropratng $40 600 to extend the Idiot Asy
lum buildings was passed
THE NEW YORK FrREMES's WIDOWS ORPHANS FUND
Ihe bill approprating % 900 for the Widows and Or
pans fund OF the Fremens Benevolent Association Of
New YORK city was referred to report complete Ad-
journed.
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The Gardner TIL

The Gardner Trial,
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1868.
In the Gardner case Senior Aguinar has been further
examined.
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Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, Aryl 6, 1858.
There is little doubt that the democrats swept the
stste, eectng their Governor maores in both branch
es Ct the General Assembly, and both members of Con
gres1.
TIE LATEST.
PROVIDENCE, April 7-2I NJ
The votes in Providence not yet counted snd sur
return, from other quarters are not in II il .ertau
that the democrats have carried everything
The hauor law is probably sustained.
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Arrival Of the saranac Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, April 8, 1858.
The u g. steamer Saranac has been got of, with but
slight injury She has arrived here and going into the
Dry Dock,
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SIMEo,N,I DRAPER. No 4s PINE STREET, OFFERS
town and county bonds among which arc Is mortgage
wS"n per cent b bonds Of
81 sy.s: in sT 81 s
s Ra a
ths @ Esst RSs,
issue sooo& payable New York ss lat morssasS CON
yerble per cent bonds Of the DagPhn and
G'i
per the Mishsas sosshsr%
Rsysss fss
Tie vss Whole ssiss ssus ss'
The The SsM n'
s e S M M RSfssss Rssss
amount Of issue, slsUoo payable in New York Is6O7o
csmpans Whole amount ISSUE so payable in Now
York l also second mOstsngs bonds Of q many Of tho
and Washington Railroad, whole amount Of issue $500
Junction Railroad Of Ohio whole issue 500
Nsg 9 3 0nS T
YORK per cent bonds
ship Of Portland Ohio payable ii New York. 1862 seven
&
N OHIO payable in Huron lsS Of the
rer cent bonds Of the city Of Sandusky convertible into
aarSsa 81 s z. Ss ii
York cent mortgage bonds Of the Atlantic
Steamship Company whole amount issued 500 0O0 so
in New York. 1856 twelve per cent improvement scrip Of the
s Of sr in New
per cent scrip Of Rutland and whitehall by Saratoga and
Company stock in the Mad River Railroad Company;
stock in the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad Com
stock in the Junction Railroad of Ohio stock in the
Little Miami Railroad stock in the Galena and Chicago
Railroad; stock in the Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland Rail-
stock in the Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad Compa
n.y. stock in the Southern Bank Of Kentucky stock in the
New York and Virginia Mail Steamship Company paying 20
per cent dividends.
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A DRIAN b. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER-yALUABLE
"a property In the village Of Mamaroneck Westchester
county belonging the estate Of John Morrel deceased
w sl s tSs'iSr Ss ps% s
two story dwelling occupied hotel wv G. Mich
os Main street. directly front OF the harbor lot
e fset vide BY feet deep Also lot and building adjoining
streets feet inches wide by feet
deep Also lot No. 7 west side Of Main street. 60 feet
wide by 200 feet deep Also twelve lots Mount Pleasant
Il the New York and New Haven Railroad depot
be given Apply to the auotioneers No Wall street. New
York to W. Schofsa at the railroad depot Mama
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cabin stores store fixtures and three lease of No
Saturday April o. at 10 o'clock A. M at No 1853 south
street near Dover the entire stock consisting liquors
Hour crackers pickles hams passenger tins
casks counters desks scales weights deoAnters, also
ths fixtures Also the three lease from May 1853
and is only subect to rent os 200 year and would east
~ rent for u OO The lease will be sold any restrc
lions and the building is well adapted for ship chandler
snip and cabin stores liquor store restaurant being
aed In OF tho best South street the
Peck slip and Bridge street ferries Catalogues morning
OF SAFE Possession Of the premises will be
ater the sale For full particulars apply to the Auo
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G DRAPER, AucTIoNEER:-BY SIMEON NEON DRAPER
der 10 shares Of Republican Fire Insurance
sc 70 @ d.
each Market Bank stock 100 do Hudson River Rail
EsirGsS aii S
% New York and casrni. Steamship Company
W. aad '" Rome Stock ' s. SieSes
s nank soei @ So sah $500 bonds the hudson River Rail
ny m
ny stock III ao Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company Of
so9 each 7o Coal cS,mpsny Of $50 eash
ter at April lSS at lo
r ss @ su.s a's % sd
teas sugar. ''STfT fsaf GARTER Auctioneer
TERRENCE BOYLE, AUcTIoNEER-TmIs DAY, AT
avenue ali the stock groceries and liquors Of
teas rice barley moasses and cans stand casks
show scales and weights in of the owner
VrIILIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs WILL
the Paah
u il the and 'eys
teads, seat chairs oil cloth mattresses paasses
China crockery and gasswase toilet sets, &o together
with a complete assortment of kitchen furniture
WILLIAM b: JONES, AUcTIoNEER-7BY JONES 4
w BogartThis day, at half past ten o'clock, at No 10
Spruce street. mortgage saobarro0m fixtures furniture
splendid bar counter chairs fixtures splendid
looking glasses large lot of beds beseads and bedding
blinds clocks &C. Henry Bishop Attorney for MORTGAGE
Also by virtue of execution planning machine and
CHXs. W. KRUGER Constable
WM; JONES; AUcTIoNEERrB JONES BoGART,
W store No 10 Spruce street-Ths day at hnfpa ten
O'c iock n No street tEeen Cherry and
Water streets household furniture consisting of all the fur
niture of said housesoas bureaus mahogany chars
pets looking glasses bedsteads beds and bedding kitchen
furniture stoves and the usual variety of family breakn
up housekeeping
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A UCTION N0TICE.-LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
household furniture, this day at lO1 o'clock at l3
spruce street comprising desirable also va
ous otner cho1ce articles show pictures
lamps segars dry goods &c First spring saeworthy
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
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lac Senate is composed Of twenty one members, Of
which the wings have elected the folowing:-Msssrs
olmstead ana Kellogg in New Haven county-the latter
by three plurality; Mr. Bearasley, in Ltchfed county;
Mr. Thomas Butler, in Fairfield county; and Mr. NJ G.
Fish, in New london county. Five in all.
The remainag sixteen are democrats.
Nearly two thirds of the House are Maine Law men
The Senate is supposed to GO opposed to House in
that respect,
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DY DRAPER-EXECUTORS' SALE OF FARMING
ID stock horses carriages &cOn Wednesday, April l3
1863 will be sold at public auction at Woodlands the
try residence Of the late s. Rowland in Greenburg
Dobb Ferry the entire stock The farm at said place
consisting Of cows calves heers sheep and lambs
swine poultry carriage saddle and farm double and
single carriages and with harnesses carts plough
A.S quantity 81 grain hay and other produce
Ieased for tho the farm house. being neat
vsnent cottage suitable residence dsec
ly opposite the Of the late Mr. Rowland Further
particulars in catalogues and bills Sale to commence at
10L O'Clock A. NJ Persons leaving in the Hudson River
Railroad trains from Thirty first street New York at
and 40 A. M reach Dobbs Ferry within hour, and
take carriages miles to the place Of sale In
weather the sale will be till the next
Ia afterwards
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I.,s:: 3,s. fss,:a;y; s:.: zS! ssIs:I 4
% sSaens9ans a.n1sn1s and 0ths. roses as.s
sSs .arss1; Of Wm wS wSsHsin'A' ''''fs' a from
PLANTs AT AUcTIoN-w. s. 1ILLYAIN WILL
y ,os sell at No John street, on Thursday April 7th
tus climbing roses with and Without po hSnss
jersey H s.ssuss is &C. ca %er1as
sale. ~ 'eN W Ains v
PosITIvE SALE OF TWENTY VALUABLE LOTS,
and adspb Gstss and csrmon
Also one entire block sounasd
street two story attic And basement frame house S
tween Myrtle avenue and Willoughby street.
r W: ,wEsTcoTT, AUcTIoNEER- HANDSOME
ssssy nsssn as Eh .S .S
nne consisting Of all the furniture in the above
suite sssans sss
washstands Egyptian marble top osntro and side sabies
1sas srsGs and
Sosers @ and pows s%5rodeTed o.omans
soeSs chairs @ s
ing and fancy tables elegant manel Ivory out
paintings Of real merit richly framed pisuofsrsc So
Catalogues on the morning of SAFE No postponement
r c. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE or
Iolissn Hall H.. Broadway between Blsscasr and A~iI
Win I'll ti a IL ct aa m
ment Of rich first class cabinet furniture piano fortes
bes mshosay saa ses
paror dining room library and chamber furniture
and Of the hest materials the whole win positively
ps f tn s % isSr Of o p o
s reasonable charge Catalogues on the morning sale
POSES AND PLANTS At AUCTION 1; vANpE-
inpt beautiful selection of standard other
Fifsieth street "
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Connections Election.

NEW HAVEN, April g. 1858.
The Connecticut legislature just chosen is divided
tius, flr heard from
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DOSES AND PLANTS AT AUCTION.-J. L. VANDE-
IL WATER No IA Wall street will sell Friday the Sth
inst beautiful selection of standard and other
plants from the garden Of D Boil Broadway of
frioAI
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u COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-MAHOGANY AND ROSE
y wood furniture pianofcrte &c-Thia day. Thursday
street the furniture Of the family comprising rich
plush full French bedsteads mahogany chairs marble
centre cnrd dining and other tables French plate glasses
curtains and cornes tapestry and ingram
pets oieloth china and glass bookcases wardrobes
top furniture of all kinds bedroom and basement
d0 &c, &c. Also rosewood panoforte Sale
tory, and catalogues ready at eight o'clock.
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u q. LUDLOW, AUcTIoNEER -LARcE AND Pc

u II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER LARGE AND PER
IT, emptoy sale of and valuable exotic greenhouse
parlor and garden plants fruit trees shrubbcry, &c.
together with the greenhouses and other articles
appertaBng the culture plants also assortment Of
household furniture, &cE II. Ludlow will sell ut
ton this day at IL o'clock and continue the sale until the
whole s disposed Of at No. Broadway, northwest
Of sixth street large and choice collection Of exotic
Mante ESQ., who s about going to Europ consisting in
part Of cameas azaas laurestnas rhododendrons
NUNS &C.; also standard half and dwarf standard
Petua tea Bourbon and noette fruit trees shub
berry, &C. together wthhe greenhouses glasses sashes
all other articles apperainng the culture plants trees
&C. als, good assortment of household furniture The
sale will be positive without The premises
be seen ut any time previous to the sale
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A NEAT
"A cottage at Morrisania-Albort II. Nicoay will sci
Wednesday April 18TH at u o'clock at tho Merchants
Exchange neat ornamental English cottage with
half an acre Of ground Situated the north side of First
street between Washington and Fordham avenues, Nor
ysana, within four minutes walk of the Merose and
Eve minutes Of the Morrana depot Said 22x36
feet two stories and attic Frame led n with brick
fnent built in the best with sliding DOORS French
windows court yardin front and &c & excellent
well Of water and superior soil for gardening fruit
&C TeDms easy For full particulars apply on the premises
or to the auctiOneer, Mt 40 Wall street