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and sent any part State Sugar Measses Cakes
smaller packages cheaper they be bought any
other House in North Carolina Virginia profits and
quick sales, is our motto.
Raleigh, May 28th, 1858. 56-H
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-WakeC Coun-
- ty-In Equity. Thos. G. Whitaker Henry Cannon
Henry j. Cannon, filed in Court Of Equity for said
County for specific performance of contract for sale of
North Carolina and the said Thos G. Whakers allegation
being supported by his affidavit filed in said Court:
provided do hereby notify the said Henry j. Cannon to
be and appear Term of the Court of Equity for
said county, be held the Monday after the 4th Mon
day of September next the Court House. the City of
Raleigh then and there plead answer or dsmgT to the
taken pro contesso, and decree made accordingly.
6 SST a9E1i n Equity
August 18th, 1853 7S-6w.
HAYWOOD & SCOTT ARE NOW OPENING IN
EH Col. Roulhac's building, Fayetteville Street,
a Fresh Stock of
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs,
Window-Glass and Glassware,
Fine Perfumersy and Fancy Articles,
Best Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Excellent Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
of which are offered friends and the public
upon as favorable terms be procured in this
Particular attention will be paid to putting Pescrp-
night the choice articles viii be used
Raleigh, August I'd, 1883. 7+-76m.
HAYWOOD & SCOTT HAVE IN STORE
for sale the following articles for cooking puposes
Durkee's Baking Powder.
Preston's Superior Yeast Powder;
"sAs g Cinnamon, .EFa-E
!. 2raPTs, 9ra9gs,
:" Rose for Aayoring
. Bcarbonate or Cooking Soda Ssleratus &C. &C. Also
more economical than the whole Rice. s..
September. 3 1858. So
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MILES & sons IMITATION STITCH CALF
- . Boots, in store EVANS 4 CooKA E1hr
Sept, III eH' &c
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"A BEAOT1FUL OCTAVE MELODEON.
at s WIN 'nree beautiful Pedals for inspection and sale
- nv MUSIC STORE
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Pass engers Arrived

HAyRE-stea mship Hunboldt-Gen W De Peysser
Mrs De Peyster three children servant Mrs Mcrack
en- and Thorndike, bearer of dispatches
IRON the Legation at Paris Mrs Thorndke, Trist
Fl B Trst. Capt W Phelps, U A: w Colt, G Have
meyer Lieut. p Bankhead, U NJ John Hicks, J P
Kellogg bearer Of Dispatches from the Legation at
Rome; Mr. and Mrs Porier; James Mulford Mr. AMI
Mrs Blancan, John Blancan, Eugene Barriere, DR.
and Mrs Clark ard daughter, Mr. and Mrs Reed,
and child, Mr. and Mrs Peugpet aud two children Miss
Louisa Peugnet, Miss Little Mr. and Mrs Gray Mr. and
Mrs Vcght, three children and servant O'Donnell,
= r Bryan, Renaud, g Arbouche, Charles Alt Louis
Kahn miss Julie Carlebach Lichtenberg Louis Meyer,
Mrs Robinson, Mrs Kahn and child, Mrs Cert and
children, Mrs Havand, three children and servant Mrs
Valette, Mrs. Lemereier and son. dc Lobsl de Lo
bel Chapelle Mr. and Mrs Grandean and servant Mis-
Grandiean, Payen, Lefebure, NJ Jourdain, A Wat
tine, Mrs Francois, tauer, Lahoche, Didiot Mrs
Bergier, Berger, Mics Bersier Boisragon, Le-
Mrs Drevet and child, Mr. and Mrs Chrstens four
children and servant Terray, Miss Bertha Calnan Miss
Calnan b Hooker, Thcs Day, X Johnson, Tame
ret, Mrs leopold. Bodiner, J Busch. r A Senhabel
Theo Lohse, Castillo, Poyriere, Appert, Kelly,
Mrs Ne. sonier and child, saxer Dumbeck, Mrs Dunn
beck-Total llS.
BRrMEN-ship Meta--F Engelke, G Kruger, W Mar
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ing in % Ausrsan court u jssss ysnd - wish ssr
Il: e.. q :ssS
trusted 10 him for sxseutiea The prisoner u prepared
asd that he c sIrsstsd sut irsm the opnioa delivered
b, this Court II 70 clear that he Is entitled 70 bis dis
The United State. District Attorney a.: G ocoacs,(
who bad just entered the court ssid that tho Marshal
desreus Il o6syiDs tho opinion Of his honor the
Judge he was, therefore, in doubt to whether he
should execute the warrant; but the doubt seems to
BE- solved BY he course proposed by the counsel for the
Court would not deem II and his honor the
Judge could order bearing TO morrow morning
After me further discussion Mr. Jordan said he
dstood thatthe prisoner discharged the ground
OF wn Mt If jurisdction
The Judgs-That is one Of the grounds.
Mr. Jordan sgain asked if the Court would not think it
proper TO institute proceedings for the purpose of
viewing those grounds and whether the Court would not
allow the claimant the opportunity Of showing whether
lot the application should have been made to the
Executive. He asked whether the Court would dis
pose Of the question in summary way,
very question: at the time whatever the indi
vidual hardshps msy be- the first principle Of law and
the gravity OF the question ought not to yield to indv
dual interest
Mr. Brady aid there was difficulty in coming to
suck conclusion would sustain the law and prevent
any danger in the settlement of the question The
sci for the prisoner did net consent to his resrrest
the learned Attorney for the United States the
warrant il the Marshas hands it is informal he ~
may execute it, IL he does prepared to pre-
sent petition for habeas corpus, AMI the matter
be disposed Of immediately.
Nv. 0'Conor was not in court when the decision was
delivered, but if be bad been correctly informed, his
honor the Ju lge had decided point which would be
fatal 10 this warrant. He understood the Judge to
have decided that the requton should have been made
upt the executive and his authority obtained in order
to warrant tire interpretation Of the judiciary 1t Is
tain that such executive action has been had Under
these circumstances. he (Mr OConor,) should be
willing to advise the Marshal that he had authority to
make the arrest.
The Judge-An l can say is that shall enforce my
construction of the treaty.
Mr.. 0'Conor-Am rightly informed to your honor's
decision
The JIdge-Yes.
Mr.. OConor-Th Then that is sufficient to exonerate the
Marshal and advise him not to execute the warrant
MI. Brady-And the prisoner is discharged.
The Court said the prisoner discharged
Applause followed, which suppressed by the officer
Of the court Kane hurried out anxious to breathe
again the free air The crowd followed and his do
scendng to the Park few cheers given, and the
fugitive hurried with friends down Centre street.
And thus point of law the solemn act of treaty
between two great powers rendered nugatory and void
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CLEARED.
ShiPsce'esial Empire, Pierce, San Francisco Smith
scranton, Spencer San Francisco Everett 4 Brown Hor
net Knapp, San Francisco, Sutton Co.. Agnes (Brem),
schiing, Bremen, Oelrichs & Co.
media, Cole, st John NIB, Hwen Co; lido Kmball,
Ingraham: San TraI cisco. Foster h Nickerson
Brigs-Adelaide, Cha se Baracoa r s. Goodwin Flea.
nora (Br), Nickerson Ponce, Pa. Hamilton Bros.
schrMary Jane Bentley, Norfolk, Sturges. Chairman
Co; M Warren Chapman, New Haven, master; Jarius
Darien, Ca, Brett yose Co. Globe. Swift, Salem,
Ropes Co; John Burgess Fitch, Cape Town, Meyer
3 Lowden Col Kesrney Lowell Boston, W lie Wis; New
York Good>ell, Boston, Dayton & Sprague Rebecca
Clyde Williams, Pocomoke, master
Steamship Humboldt, Lines, Havre, April 10, Cowes
14th, AM, to Livingston.
Steamship Alabama, Ludlow Savannah Go ours, with
SW Of Cape Hatteras exchanged signals with steamship
Florida hence for Savannah.
spoord, Tieston Co. Sunday PM, II miles north of
Hatteras Shoals exchanged signals with steamship Jas
mails with steamship Florida hence for Savannah
Ship Corinthisn (of Portlsndl Dyer Havre March g.
with 426 passengers to Huribut u, One birth on
Ship Meta (Breml. De Barde, Bremen March Is, with
2c8 passengers, to Oelrichs & Co
ship Palmyra. Weeks Boston, 8 days. to master.
Bark Meteor (Br), Brown, Hull, IS days, toH&FW
Bark Maria Theresa (Ble). Brarens Ant werp days,
with GAG passengers, to u Hu,lbut Co.
Bark Louis (rem), Heller, Bremen, Al days with las
passengers, to G Bechtel.
schr Debopai,e (Br). Lockhart, Windsor, Ms Iad.ys,
to master.
schr Cohssset, Toby, Charleston, days.
Schr Oregon Bray. Washington, NC. days.
Schr William Dubosa, Carlisle Boston, a days
schr Lydia Brooks, Combs, Belfast, days.
Schr Susan, Grafton, Portland, 4 days.
Schr Medora. Rhodes Rockland, days.
Schr Pitts, Spear, Rochland. 4days.
Schr Mount Vernon, -, Rockland. days.
schr Bolivar, Robinson, Rocklard, A days
Schr Only Son. -, Rockland, days
Schr Senate, Harding Rockland, days.
Scbr Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Boston, 4 days.
Schr joseph McIane, Lowe Rockport, 2 days
Lighter sehr Splendid, Tunnel, from the ship Sea
Duck, ashore on Long Branch
One bark, and a herm brig, lumber loaded.
Ship South Carolina Stewart re sorted below 10th inst
mistake. She did not sail from Rotterdam until
the 7tb inst
shpJ Hsiley, from Cork, was reported below 18th.
and brig Excel from Savannah 3d. but have heard
nothing further of them.
SAILED
Bark Colcord Cienfuegos; brigs Waitst Wilmington;
Comet Sierra Leone
Wind during the day, NNE.
LBy THE SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TyIEsRApH1
THE HIGHLANDS, April 26-Sundown.
One bark and one brig in the ofing. No signals
Weather clear. Calm outside. Wind lightfrom the N.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

tDGARTOwH April r.
sailed-sbip Chas Carroll (of Nantucket Coleman san
Francisco; liehtboat for p lock Rip station
23d-Arr brig VI Clayton, Ri.e Cardenas for Sears.
port schrs Charlotte, Hicks New York for Boston, Ex-
change Sawyer Phadsl for do Spring Bird Thomas
NYo' for Newbutyport; Gertrude Horton Pendt ton do
for salem: Gentle, Babson do for Rockport ADJ Wo,d
bury do do Richard Law Cha ppe Norfolk for Porta
Bartlett Hopkins. Philadelphia for DO Louisa Night
ipeale, NYok for Plymouth; Albert, Whittmore do do
Gazee, Witcher Philadelphia for Gloucester: M.l,bar
Cottrill. Savannah for Rockand Southerner Hncseu
York for Lnbec Lady Adams Wells Sag Hlrbor for Bel
fast Sarah, Miles, Philadelphia for Port smouth Anne
thyst Ingalls, NYork for Machias; s " Young Mathews
Savannah for Yarmouth; Medford Maine Rondo it for
PaDgor; AFRO Halves, James River for Bath: Rlnrer
Hckins Providence for DeDnysGed; Giraffe Wright do
for Add Yucaan, Garland Virginia for Hallowell:
Warrior. Withsm. WORK I, Sewburypost.
25til-ln port the arrivals Of 23d. Wind =.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s--4 PM.
ArrivedSteamer City Of Boston, Clifford Boston: schrs
Globe, Matthews; Francis, Sears and George Edward
Msy, Boston VIM Bell Steelman, Great Egg Harbor;
White Oak Brown Bangor; Alexander, Baldwin and G. 4
Brown, lngersoli New Haven; Jas McCosky TYLER Had
dam; Solomon Rockwell, Corson, Boston; Harb nger
Enowltou. Savannah; Ksnsington Swain. Charlie ston
Tenr essee Carer and Tinker Reed chm ond; Jane
Z Patterson, role, Portsmouth Hartford Smith Hart
ford; Mary, Carey. Newbern, NC.
Cleared-Scbrs Midway (Br), Day, ST John. NJ: Tele
ph (Br), Hunt Halifax, NJ; Saxon Haskell Boston
Lab,Na Tht mpson Bachelor, Wilmipaton Nc Alexan.
der Baldwin, NYok; Edward Mcfarland and George
Edward May, Boston; Waterman Chase, Roxbury: Jane
G Patterson, Dole, Portsmouth, Nh; Star, M;sersou
Providence.
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rI,Fr s1nAasnn Hrano1nr

ANTwTRr-arr April 8, Qiinnehaug, Js.kjns Charles.
ton Diana, Broorng, do; 10Th Elise, Lpdberg SYo.k
Ieboyg Hay, Savannah.
BRsrot--.hr April IL, Boreas, Donald, savaun III.
Cid Sth, mined, Jones' NYok sd 9th, Cssmo Outer.
bridge, NYmk lard put back 10TH
BRfsnN-Arr April s, Goethe, Hermann, Baltimore.
BTrAT-ArI April g. Caroline, Mcdonnell, NOrleans;
Garland, Martin, Philadelphia.
BohDnAux-Arr April g. louise Amiie, Gronto, Charles.
ton sid April 7, Jean Louis, Chardswitte, Noreans
18th, Samuel, hnde, NYork.
:, BREmrRHAyKy-Ar April 8, Corolsn, wulf Nex York
90 oth Arthur, Habner, and Sophie vogeley, NYork
9'h Ortstes Danneman, do; Luise Msris Wenke, Phi.
Ade'phis; Albert Reichi Baltimore.
SAtRSARyoS- ed April s. Hindoo, Owens, Boston.
IN alr.d April Prince George Tasker New York
IN, a.neo, mefrck and Gsronre LuLe5, DO.
~n' Hr Isaac Newton, scbadetseh, Mobile.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Boston, April rs.
AIrved-Ships Uriel Liverpool Tyrer (Br) Valparaiso;
Burgomaster (Ham). do, barks Chieftan, Mansanila
Avoa Charleston scbr Hudson Havana steamer City of
New York, Philadelphia.
Ceared-Ship Kate Sweetand Melbourne.
MoyTEvIDEo March is, 1883.
In por.-United States ,ship Congress: blrks Argen
tine, from Salem, dscharging; Weybosset, for hos
ton; Undhe do steamer Utah. for Buenos Ayres soon;
brig Tuscany for San Francisco condemned and sold:
schr j. Davidson, from the Falkland Islands, just ar
rived.
Bark Medon, for Boston, sailed about sth.
Schooner Dancing Feather from Boston fer Francis
co, rallied about the Sth.
Bark Manchester sailed from Buenos Ayres 1lth for
Salem.
New ORLEANS, April %.
Arrived-Shps Kennebec, and Oswego, NYork. Banks
hurio, Boston; Pamphylia, Baltimore.
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WM MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM, a
" Sixth avenus.-WM. 8. MELLOR will sell this day
a APr h,a;s O'clock the Who'll: stock Of hosiery.
Sixth avenue Also consisting Of glass :hoV
Gases counters shelving Ae also the furniture two
bed!ooms vz feather beds carpets bureaus lot 81
be required from all purchasers.
Friday, April ~ at two o'clock p. NJ. 81 81 Csvrnina
street. We sns contents Of STORE enbfAeins every a.
serpsfsn 81 household farnare carpss ohna cad gaas
wass. Sale poseivs, without rsse9vA
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VIZ Writer'S J, 11; AUcTI9NEEn WILL SELL THIS

VIZ Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at half past ten o'clock the No.
rcn street all tho furniture In the above house.
consisting Of good assortment being but
same day. at two o'clock at 22 sullivan street. largo and
full assortu ent for and but short time In
use Chtalogues will BIO ready Mt the house. Also ON
Thursday at S BeekmAn street all the furniture Of the
house Same day. Mt two o'clock at 500 Hudson street, 6x
lures Of the meat market recently fitted up large
Alec on Friday at two O'clock 1877 Canal street large
and elegant assortment Of household furniture
and mante glasses Particulars hereafter Also 5atur
day. At TWO o'clock at 75 Allen street. the furniture
fixtures OF lodge consisting Of chairs tables
pets, stoves, window curtains, &c.
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FNHE0DORE LENT, AUCTIONEER. = THEODORR
LENT will sell at auction this day Wednesday at 10Y
o'clock at house No "a Mercer street, tho
in said house consisting Of Brusse ingram hail and stair
gasss marble top pier and centre mahogany
ana nigh post bedsteads hair beds and beddng
china, glass and crockery kitten furniture 60 40
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IT. BAXTER AUC1I0NEER.-AUCTION NOTICE.
Embroideries and lace goods.-VAN WICK, KOBBH
&TOWNsEND, will sell on Thursday, April g. at 10 O'clock
at their auction the entire this
rorsation Of finest needleworked embroidered
and Swiss collars sleeves Houncings pettcoa
habits ehemisettcs lace jackets mourning goods inants
&c. &C., to which the particular attention Of
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aARITIME IHTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TB DAY.
Sun RISES ...... .....5 Q6 MOON RISES :. morn
Sun saTs. q 90 HIGH WATER ..moru 10 81
Port Of New York. Apru 26, 1859.
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HORSES, WAGONS, SS-AUCTION-THIS
Gay at o'clock, at 81 Dey street, OF Greenwich
h ray second hand Rockaways two and four seats
TOPS aud cloth lining superior buggy top wagon patent
efHv seat .nd turnover phastons coach and wagon
harness. SINGLE snd dsvbis Dc pcay hsrasss whips, 40
WELLINGTON A. CARTkA, Auotioasss.
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SIGN0R vITOvITO SONs'S LARGE SALE OF AL
~ abaster statuary ut auction. J. L. VANDEWATER
sales room, IA Wall street - - : -
Alabater satuaryVenusin the She'll CLEOPATRA Group
Esmeralda, DaDtng Girls of Canova, Warriors Be-
Also superb carved Etruscan Medcis Roman Hebe VA
es tazzas for cards and fruits for lights pillar Of
sienni card receivers with birds Hebe Mosaic
vases large Hebe with roses
candcsticks watch inkstands &c. and many Other
useful and fancy articles.
Partisan fancy goods-A spler did assortment consisting
IN part OF clocks bronzes Partisan
den PAPER ache rich Bsquet figures dooO
rated vases richly ornamentd OF all designs some
OF which arranged for gas.
Bohemian enamelled glsssware-A large and splendid
et Of bohemian glassware consisting In part OF rich
tel vases large centre and pocn
elegant dean getts hunting engraved case toilet hot
ties, tcte n tctes, fec and tumblers, &c.
Crystal cut Of setts Of rich
engraved decanters gobets tumblers lemonades cham
paigns clarets wines, finger bowls &c.
AccordconsAlso line of French eight ten and twelve
key accordeons 80 = - '''~
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eALEe AT AUCTION.


$2OOOfTssHBSssksH pes AT
al
A UcTIoN NoTICE-THOs BELLS AUCTION SALES,
a as usual, will be found worthy of attention by all
day. eos $50
SsfsasD
o'clock at $50 Prince street stock Of china Glassware
no. IS sixth s sa%s
"a
rooms - spruce street win sold unusually and
variety h''''A'' rios e BELL l'n has
A uGTIoN NoTIcE-BY SMITH DUNNING-o WAR
- rem Auetioneer; HANDSOME household furniture
fprDurc in said house consisting Of ROSEWOOD
and p ana rsp ssses in
cut glass mantel ornaments line oil paintings dress
line mahogany leehcase taps,tTs tSTeepy asrsn
straw Nc Also an assortment
Of china and glassware together with Kitchen furniture
with which the sale will commence.
UCTIoN NoTIcE-wMiB JONES, AUCTIoNERR.-
"A BY JONES BoGART store Is Spruce street.-This
Of Of &
tSe setss cGuehes maho chairs top dressing
NoTIoEw RoEsgN WILL SELL ON
street between johnson Try streets SPLEEN
n0''sn0o furniture yi. X sias1'
A c. TUTTLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
a. hold fnrniturcA G. Tuttle will sell on wednesday
at 10 o'clock precisely at No 1872 Allen street. small but
neat assortment of household furniture family leaving
the city combating of mahogany soa chairs Brussels
rcte, china and glass French bedsteads bureaus
wasands hair mattresses feather be and bedding look
ing glasses chairs stair carpetng rods ocloths
centre tables dining do mantel ornaments basement and
Kitchen furniture, &c. with which the sale will
Terms cash Goods must be removed on day of sale.
e. TuTTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FGRNI.
n. trre-madc by Bosch-veyet carpets, large mirrors
lie &' s fussay II @ ssyn
ut No. - seventh street, tho entire furniture
tancd therein consisting Of rosewood and mahogany
psrior furniture velvet carpets rosewood piano. oil
plate doors, damask and lace curtains, large mrors,
French gilt cek French bronze and marble statuetts
French china dinner tea and supper service marble top
and sofa tables extension do cabinets DRESSING
washstands hair matresees feather beds and bod
ding. Brussels earpeng plated and glass Also,
basement ard kitchen furniture with which the sale will
commence Terms cash. Catalogues ready, and may
he obtained ut the office Of the Auctoneer 2 Broalway
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTToNEER DESIRABLE
II lots on Fifty fourth and Fifty .sixth strcots-Adrln
l3 al II o'clock M at the Merchants Exchange lots
the south side of Fifty fourth street. lbs feet
neton avenues four lots tn, north side of Fifty sixth
lis feet of Lexington avenue Each the
above described lots are Is by 100 feet 0 inches.
A DRIAN H. MULLER AECTIoNEER-H HOUSEHOLD
Friday April 30 1853 at 10 o'clock at No 10 ave
general asfortment Of household furniture consisting
part chairs sofas dvans bureaus TO- Brus
sells ond ingram carpets, oilcloths DO
NJ. CRIsTALAR AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL THIS
at O'Clock the ak years lssse s.d fixtures cfthe
8owey constnR Of bar we'll stocked with liquors sesars
sS RE- ss &c: so s:'. .n 1s.s tart.
sold 10 sosssqusaoe a the ewass leaving for Europa
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A LBERr n. NIcoLAy. AUcIIQNEER. "A GOOD
auctiop Nioolay win sell On rhursdsy April 81
e. two o'elock the pssnsss dor1: ty9 stety
st.ashsd nearly s.d In perfect , 0.dss ssssss. VIII
rear Is deep md contains rooms Ih property
10 wen situated at washngopylls ON the progEty OF hs
M.msronee depot IN full yisv Of the sound ed e.y .e
ty fruit trees excellent we'll Of water -Four
trains Of the New Hsven railroad stop at this piece morn
This An s.ceont pportunity for any person risnas
unsurpassed Cars leave City s at and II o'clock A.
NJ Return train st p. NJ should It rain on Thursday,
the sale will place until the next fair day Terms
easy, which viii be msde known tho day Of sale Title
unquesonable. For full particulars apply to the auc
toneer, No. 40 Wall street.
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HENRY LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT AUG ZION
II on THURSDAY April Is at 10Y o'clsck at rs Warren
household furniture consisting Of parior furniture
soyesed IN Ips velvet black walnut dining mahos
shy SOFAS IN hair coth pier glasses
window shades, &c; mahogany bureaus, washstands
shars hasands &c Brussels and grain carpets hair
mattresees bedstesds beds &C. crockery and
which the sale will Commenced N' W."
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE.-WILLTAM
llIRyING Gu Will ssh ~ Auctea We1nssday, AprM
n at l0 o'clock. 81 No Bowling Green Brussels ess-
crmson ssn brocsteils rosewood marble top M Aae
window eurtains dinner 9ass .nd plssS E..s Irrs
bureaus washstAnds dressing tables hsr mAttsssss
feather BEDS holsters and pillows dnins snd tea taboss
also, general assortment Of kitchen furntuFe. M 81 III
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB.-WILLIAM
II IRVING co. will sell At auction ON Thursday.
April 81 i0h o'clock At 1913 Broadway near Twelfsk
street. royal velvet and Brussels carpets superb cxtra
Large pier and mantle glasses carved rosewood pAtor f
Egyptian marble pier and osntre tables
plate ss oack etesere bronze figures aud groups Paraa
annsn seven octave piano. mahogany sxtenso.
dining tAoIe dinner and glass plated
ware &c bedroom furniturs-Ca Carved mahogany French
hedsteAd black walnut and rosewood cottage hair mat
tresses feather beds holsters and pillows BILE
top dressing bureaus do washstand night cabinets Brus
gany arm chairs card dining and to. tables mahossny
curtains Also, large and general Of ktohen
furniture.
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III ENRY ii. LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
this day, Wednesday, April q. at 10& O'Clock at No
W East Twenty street gcnteel household furniture as
n a0ns arm ehar, Iarlor chairs covered in hair
do fpendid ~ octave piano made by Manus CarI
piano stool sirandoes cabdeabras ingram and OIL
tea and coffee sets in China together with lot of
kitchen furniture 60 ~ 'o' "
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A. MILLS, AUCTIONEER-BY JOSEPH COMFY
IL. On Wednesday morning April a. at 10 O'clock win
be sold without reserve he proprietor renewing the
No 60 Greenwich street including bar and bar a.tnres
adapted quality and quantity to the conduct Of large
hntfn