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City InfclllUNnce,

APPROACHING ExBrunoNs.-On Friday of this \ seek
Joseph Clark and James Sullivan sentenced to bo
hanged-Clark for the murder Of policeman Gillespie and
Sullivan flor the murder of Edward Smith II is antci-
imprisonment for life will be granted by Governor
seymour. In the OF Clark but little IL any hope
lists. Sheriff Orscr intends to conduct the execution
within the strict meaning Of the law and permits will
be given to view tbs sad SPECTACLE except to those des
mated for such purposes.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoUAnoy.-We arc requested By
Geo. d. W Clinton, Chairman Of their Executive Commit
tee to Inform the 55 members opposed to the reno
val Of the library to Astor place that all due attention
ia being given to fulfil their wishes.
ANOTHER NEW HorEr.-We learn that Messrs. Coleman
Stctson of the Astor House. have leased the property
Fourteenth street. stretching from the Fourth avenue
TO Broadway The Union Hotel now stands on part o&
this land The old buildings are to be removed and .
magnificent hotel is to be erected in their place.
FmEs-About eight O'Clock on Sunduy evening, are
broke out the grocery store Of Mr. James Houston tu-
ate upon the northeast Of Thirty street ana
EQhth avenue The flames spread very rapidly, and ct
one threatened t. burn tho ncighboring stores
we'll the floors head occupied by number Of
miles From exertlon OF the frcmen, II confined
about 81 000 Mr. Houston was insured In the Peoples
Insurance Company for 81 900 The premises appeared
IL they had tecn fired by ncendiary. Assistant
Captain Dunn, with force Of policemen from tho Twen-
teth ward, ATTENDED, and preserved largo amount o
property which was scattered through the street.
Early yesterday morning. about hnf past SIX O'Clock
fire broke out In the bakery establishment Of Mr. naes
corner of Eighth and Jane street. The Fire
ment were promptly on the spot and extnguisned the
flames before any material damage was ehected- ina
re originated from too large quantity Of shavings De-
ing set fire to heat the The Eighth avenue cars
completely blocked up and could not run for
length Of tme much to the annoyance Of the passenger
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AGENTS IL DIFFERENT STATES, Ere.

AGENTS IN DIFFERENT STATES ETC.
WlsnSGroS Feb 7, 1853
Since the adjournment of the United States Agrcutu
raj Society, their Executive Committee have met
twice, and transacted variety of important business
The appointment of agents in The different sections the
Union to solicit memberships and promote the interests
of Society generally, assigned to the members the
committee from those sections respectively folows
For New England-MarshaI 7. Wilder, of Massachu-
setts William !. King OF Rhode lsand Moses Newell of
Massachusetts,.
New York.
ftr Pennsy1romia AMI Delaro,e--Dr L. A. nwyn, Of
TJr Viyinio Maryland and dc District Of Colum1ia-
c. B. Calvert OF Maryland.
FIR North and South Cuviiac, Gcoyyio ard A,abana--
For Ohio and Indianc--rr. Arthur Watts, of Pa.
J5r Wisconsin and The Westcu States--Dr IA Weston,
Ibr The rest Of He Union--J. c. G. kennedy of the Cen
The publication of quarterly journal of Agriculture
is contemplated TO be of national and high toned cha
raccd Professor Mspes, of New Jersey Dr Weston OF
Mass Drs. Ewyn and Watts, ofPa., and Mr. Calvert, Nd
have promised to contribute original articles J. c. g.
Kennedy Esq Corresponding Secretary Ia charged with
the editorial supervision of this publication, and fom
the vast amount of resources at his command in the
Census Bureau, he win be able to furnish much valuable
The committee have prepared memorial 10 Congress
asking for portion Of the money annually appro-
priated to the Patent Office for the preparation
Of the agricultural report and the collection and
distribution of seeds,n with view to the perform
apce of that service themselves and we understand
IT will be presented inacw days. This was thought to be
all that IL expedient to solicit from Congress NJ pre-
sent At another time the establishment Of Agricul
tural Department. with cabinet Office at its head, will
be urged.
II Is understood that the views of the President elect
are most favorable to the interests 'of agriculture and
there Is reason to believe that hc will not be behind his
in his recommendations upon the subject
The erection Of monument to the late unfortunate Mr.
Downing Is contemplated by the farmers and horticul
turis to be located In the Smithsonian grounds them
selves, q rare memorial Of his genius and taste.
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Interesting from the South

BRITISH POWER SET AT DEFIANCE IN HONDURAS
THE CHOLERA IN JAMAICA, ETC., ETC.
BALTMoRE, Feb. Z, 1853
The Southern mail brings New Orleans papers of the
Ist inst
The Delta contains a letter from British Honduras
which confirms the report that the State Honduras has
taken possession of the English settlement at Linas
They have appointed commandant and declared that
the State of Honduras will at all hazards and every saa
fee continue to hold the territory.
The British mail steamship Conway arrived at Savan-
nab, brings Kingston, jamaica, dates of the 3lst u
The papers descant the Of the cholera say
nothing Of its decline. Heavy rains had prevailed
throughout the country. The produce market was dull
and sugar selling at Jamaica. at Is 20 pcr cwt
Resolutions have been introduced in both Houses of
the Virginia Legislature to inquire into the forfeiture Of
their charter by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. In the lower House, committee has been ap-
pointed TO examine into the charges against the
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Albany. Feb. 7. 1858.

Albany Feb. 7, 1858.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP c0MPANY-cRysrAx PALACE
Mr.. PIArr, (whg) reported favoraby incorporating
the New York and Virginia Steamship Company.
Mr.. VANDERBILT reported favorsby in relation to the
Association for the Exhibition of the Industry of Al
Nations.
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.
Mr.. MuNRoE (whig) moved the consideration Of the
port of the Railroad Committee the bill authorizing
railroads to consolidate the question being amend
ment requiring the consolidating railroads to charge in
the ratio Of rates for passengers for through
but allowing them to charge twenty five per cent moro
per ton for way freight
Mr.. TABER (whig) opposed the amendment the
ground that it wholly ut variance with the rules Of
the Senate
Mr.. BBisroL (deAn.) favored the amendmsnt, urging
that was but strict justice to provide that the ci
zens residing the lines of these railroads, shall be
other States.
Mr. CORNELL (dem said the idea had suggested itself
TO him that the bill Of private character So OF
course the amendment could not be entertained as the
bill cannot embrace two subjects He Thought this ques
ton manded the serious consideration of the Senate
Mr. MUSRoE sad the amendment would defeat the bill
He moved substitute providing that the consolidated
railroads shall not charge than two cents mile for
carrying way passengers.
Before the question taken either on the amend
ment or the substitute the Senate adjourned.
After the recess, no quorum being present the Senate
adjourned.
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From Phllnilclnhln.
'OHHH u
SSlLyANIA RAILROAD-BRITISH CONSUL

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-BRITIsH CONSUL.
DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l. 1853
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company held their annual
meeting this morniag. Resolutions were adopted to sub
scribe $3.50 900 the Marietta Cincinnati Ralroad
100000 to the Springfield and Pttsburg Company, and
$500, 600 to the Ohio and Indiana Company.
William Peter, the British Consul at this place. died
yesterday aged "a years Hc has been consul here since
1910.
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ttTEAMsHIP FOR SALE AT AUCION.-AT THE MER
b chants Exchange, New York, on Wednesday, the
bh February at o'clock P. NJ. Il not previously sold
private sale the superior fast and elegant steam
|du CITY OF NORFOLK, 672 tons register; less than
ar old and in complete order for sea- having just been
Id 10 condition for twelve months business She has
ree capacity for freight and passengers, and well fur
Hed With every necessary for sea steamer has double
ores and two large and excellent boilers very ccono-
Meal IN fuel and Is Of tho best arranged and most
ccessful propcers ever built In this country. She Il
living at the foot Of Cherry street. where she cab be
|[sm,nci For further particulars apply to
MAIL1ER & LORD, los Wall strcet.
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The above viii be sold under the direction of the ator
ney Of the Brooklyn Fire Department being the powder
seized by the said department the 7h day of Janu
ary, and forfeited to said department under sections
seventy five and seventy nine of An Act entitled Act
yenton OF Fires in the City Of Brooklyn" passed April
49, 1852.
Terms Of sale-cash, city funds. Property to be de-
vered at the wharf Eiss Island Further particulars
on the day of sale
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HIGH WATER AT ALBANY-ICE IN THE RIvER-RAIL-
ROAD TRAINS INTERRUPTED, ETC.
ALBANY, Feb. 7-P. NJ
The passengers by the Hudson River Railroad train,
which left New York at six o'clock this morning found
obstacle until the train reached Schodack. There
bridge blocked up by ice threw back the water which
tore the timber of the track rendering it impossible to
proceed further The passengers took sleghs to tho
Schodack station Of the Boston railway this
evening The streets at Casteton under wates but
at Barren Island, two miles below Schodack at Hudson
and Catskll the ice has moved
The water has been higher here than it hasbeen before
| for several years.
lMaiENsE MASSES or ICE IN THE EASTERN RIVERS,
ETC.
BosToN, Feb. Z, 1858.
The rain and weather has caused severe frcshes
in the Merrmac and Cantoocook rivers in New Hamp
shire and in the vicinity Of Concord immense Of
ice have been thrown up and the rivers in places
diverted from their channels Several bridges
started from their foundations and Of the railroad
trains detained
THE ICE IN THE MERRIMAC, ETC.
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 7-5P.M.
The Merrimac continues rise fast and the ice re-
mains stationary. The Northern Railroad has opened
communication for passengers, by carrying them
distance the Concord and Caremoun road thence By
carriages to the Northern road again We have heard f
no bridges being carried away but the danger TO
of them is imminent
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T AMEs NJ MILLER co. WILL SELL. AT AUCTION

q Wednesday, February Q, at - O'Clock, NJ, at the
Merchants Exchange, two plots Of ground, containing
Eighty sixth street. the plot being 90 feet inches
on the Second avenue by % feet street.
with cottage house 20 by 25 feet Croton water the
premises. There is abundance of shrubbery fruit
trees grape vines &C. The adjoining plot being 81 feet
inches front Second avenue and 100 feet deep the
story frame dwelling, 20 by 81 feet containing eleven
rooms; also barn. shrubbery, &c Croton water on the
premises. Part of the purchase money can remain
bond and mortgage.
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The chamakers Of the city have struck for the adop
ton ofhe ten hour system. committee Of them issue
notice requesting charuakcrs In othcr parts not to
come to this city.
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DY J. HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER - WEDNESDAY,
ID February 9th, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at 1O2 Clinton
street Brooklyn household furniture carpets oil cloths
mahogany marble top dressing and other bureaus maho
gany marble top and other tables mahogany sofas and
chairs, cane seat chairs, hair mattresses. &c.
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Assembly.

Albany, Jan. 7, 1853.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS FrrzHuGH
The SPEAlR appointed the select committee relative
to Mr. Fitzhugh, Messrs Gale Case, A. G. Hail. Chataed
and Sessions.
TIE OFFICE OF CANAL AUDITOR, ETC.
Mr.. CLAPP gave notice Of bill to make the Office or
Auditor Of the Canal Department elective
bill introduced by Mr.. j. SMITH to incorporate the
Life and Health Insurance Company
SCARCITY OF MISUNDERSTANDING ATTENDANCE.
The doors closed, and the House proceeded
to enforce the attendance of members by q call.
THE DRY DOCK COMPANY.
The annual report of the New York Dry Dock Company
received.
TAXATION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Mr.. CHAMpIN gave notice of bill to make personal
property liable to taxation.
NOTIONS.
BY Mr. STEWART requesting the Attorney General TO
port In regard to the title Of certain manoral lands
BY Mr. CIArP requiring the State Treasurer report
the amount Of fees paid into the State Treasury by the
Attorney General, and the amount each year
BY Mr.. HENDEs in regard to the examination Of Sing
Sing prison.
Requiring the superntendents of canal repairs to pub
sh monthly abstracts of disbursements Referred tho
Committee on Canals.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Progress reported the bill relating to to the
penses incurred by the Board of health
PEOPLES COMPANY.
The bill to incorporate the proposed ferry company be-
tween New York and Williamsburgh was ordered to Q
third reading, and the house adjourned.
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The Weather in the West.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Z. 1858.
heavy storm prevails here, with northerly wind
and the thermometer is II degrees above
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THE NIn1ITAR1.

VTTAsHlNGTON LIGHT GUARC-TIE MEMBERS OF
w the above company are requested to attend a
meeting on Wednesday evenine FEB y O'Clock, at
Members requested to stend as business OF npor
tance will be transacted. ~ order OF
THOMAS KIRK, Chairman
II. W. GENET Secretary.
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD
II furniture, carpets, &c, &c-F. Cotton will sell to-
day Tuesday,, at 101e O'Clock A. NJ, ut the auction
rooms SO Beekman street. large assortment of good
household furniture comprising and mahogany
French bedsteads and chairs sofas and tete etes book
wardrobes secretaries marble top dress and plain
bureaus marble top centre and card do rosewood and
mahogany extension dining do, wash stands, bedroom
furniture in suits Brussels and Ingram carpets oil cloths
feather beds and hair mattresses pasters loonggas
ses basement and kitchen furniture &C. &c Also lot of
second hand furniture from family breaking house
keeping Catalogues ready early in the morning and
postponement on any account
FURNITURE AND PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-WII-
II liam Irving Il Co. will sell at auction on Tueday,
Feb s. at 10H O'Clock, at the sales room 10 Pine street.
near Broadway household furniture removed for
nence OF sale, consisting of bookcases washstands mir
clocks chairs sofas, lounges aetes Brussels
and ingram carpets, &c. Oil paintngs-About 100 fine
ancient and modern paintings of the Italian French,
English and German schools, comprising marine views
landscapes interiors; cattle pieces heads coast scenes,
and numerous other subjects.
CtTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A DRUG STORE AT AUC-
~ tion.-Wm Writer'S will sell, on Wednesday, at 1OS
o'clock at 222 Canal street. all the show cases bottles,
signs medicines drugs marble top counters and fixtures
&C., contained in the above store.
CIGARS, BRANDY. LENTIIS, &C, THIS DAY, AT
- 1Oa O'Clock at 81 Dey street corner Of greenwich
German lentils maccaroni, vermicell soap, candles
prunes dates rasns teas of various kinds fine fragrant
Oolong, Young Hyson, &c, segars brandy, gin, wina
rum &c, by cask demiiohn snuff, tobacco &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer
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TIE FIRENIEN.

N1EW YORK, AN. II, 1S53-AT REGULAR MEET
~ inc of tie Washington Hose Company, No. IL, it
was resolved lhat the splendid Bible presented to the
company by New York Bible Society be received and
the hanksof the company be returned to the society,"
and that same be published in the New York Herald
and Firenan's Journal VIM p. DANIEL, Chairman.
ABRIiAM c. Coouu1EIT, Secretary.
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N EWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs In Washln0tOn.

IN w uA0InGtOne
THE CLAYTON AND BULwER TREATY-IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS FORTHCOMING-THE FISHERY
Observation-Disclosures, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ito r. NJ.
The publication of Mr. LawTences despatch alluded to
by Mr. Mason to-day, will prove stated at the time
the correspondence was called for by Mr.. Davis that
Secretary Clayton stupidity abandoned his negotiations
with Sir Henry Bulwer the very points regards Hon
duras which Mr.. Lawrence had demonstrated from Bri
tsh archives England had been forced again and again
to give up When the documents printed they will
show the full measure of Claytons bunging
Mr. Davis's bill 10 adjust the fishery difficulty will un-
doubtedy pass and it is known that the colonial fisher
men will be amply satisfied with it,
Several unimportant combinations were made by the
upon 1t will probably be settled in way this week
its friends determined to sit 1t out when it next is
taken The issue is uncertain the numbers each
side are about equal if not entirely KY.
THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. T. 1853.
In the India rubber day. +. Hodges of Boston,
made powerful argument the law points for contest
ants He showed that under the laws and decisions Of
the courts the application must be denied This the
first where any patent issued to assignee
sought to be extended. The involved many impor
tant points of law affecting millions Of patent property.
Mr. Brady follows to morrow for the applicants.
The Senate today confirmed several postmasters,
veyors &c. None of special interest North
different departments in view of the approach Of the
4th of March.
The Count de Sarges presented his credentials as the
representative of the French Empire, on Saturday.
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YTN B. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER-T B. BLEECKER &
i Co.. will sell at auction on Tuesday the 18th Feb
ruary at noon, at the Merchants Exchange three
story brick house with shop in the the south
House 25xS6.4-lot 9S feet inches Deep
n B. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER-T B. BLEECKER &
Co. will sell at auction, Tuesday the 18th inst
at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange three
story brick house. south side of Nineteenth street. 100
feet east of Second House O1x5olot 92 feet
deep.
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vIyO GENTLEMEN OF EDUCATION A
Il srall wealthy family, gentleman acquainted with
music nd Languages, who would consider his and
board kucient remuneration for his society Address
Music Broadway Post Office.
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CPLENDID SALE OF FIRST CLASS EUROPEAN PAINT
- ings-J. L. VANDEWATER will sell this day, at lOls
O'Clock at the sales IA Wall street. of the finest
collections before offered for public SALE being
bnation Of the finest artists and affords opportunity
to connosseurs and others to avail themselves of the
purchase of paintings of high merit; also, fine line Of
GALE OF GUNPOWDER.-WM. NJ. BoERUM, AUC-
- toneer, will expose for sale, at public auction,
Thursday February TO- 1S5S at the public sales room
No 34s Fulton street, Brooklyn, opposite City Hall the
following lot Of gunpowder consisting of the following
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wv NJ. BOERUM. AUCTIONEER.-M SALE
w of hardware and furniture, Tuesday, Feb 8,
1853 at 10 O'Clock at 349 Fulton street Brooklyn W.
Boerum will SELL above, "A dozen superior steel hoes
dozen knives and forks together with general
ment of household furniture such SOFAS chairs tabs
bedsteads, bedding, carpets, &c.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO CALI. THE ATTENTION OF
w capitalists TO the sale of real Estate to be made BY
JAMES NJ MILLER CO.. on Thursday, Februey 10, 1883,
at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange ohe valuable
improved property known Nos 130 api l32 Nassau
street. to be sold account of whom 1t hay concern
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NNUsICA.-TO NUsICIANS-I.ADrES AND GENTLE
lVl men solo singers, and solo instrumentalsts of
markablc md acknowledged talent wishing employment
an applyo Sgnorina vAlDkiui $50 Fourth street. who
has hired sopc Chapel for considerable length Of time
to give cncerts every evening. Tickets Is cents 10
be Openei on Monday, 14th February.
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YTyRF FGAILOP.-AsPIENDD PIECE OF MUSIC Is just
ssued by LEE h WALKER, Philadelphia dedicated
to Aim Dodworth. This brilliant composition should be
in tn hands Of every pianist It Is full Of bright and
sporing melodies and, for its effect uncommonly easy
Of secuton For sale At all the principal music stores
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uENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL AT
II auction at 10l O'Clock, at 534 Broadway, under
the CollamoIe Observation-Disclosures Sale-The entire
stock of the late William N Johnson Esq., deceased
sistng of pier mantel oval and square looking glasses
of every STYLE all made and furnished in the best style OF
workmanship for city sales Ere N plate glasses engrav-
ings framed and not framed; oil ntings in rich frames
cornces moudings and other ces In the above line
fixtures, &C. To be sold without Ry order of
Samuel Sparks, Esq, administrator.
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r NCOIN 4 THOMPSON, AL BROADWAY, OFFER FOR
IL sale, . very large assortment Of Boston and New
Yok pianos including the celebrated pianos Of Hallet
Dsis Co., Boston, with without the Hoiau; ALSO
ood supply Of second hand pianos. Pianos TO lot.
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Heavy Fr,cshets.

AIBANY Feb. Z 1868.
The government counsel to-day examined witnesses in
the case of Cobb, one of the Jerry rescuers
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNEER.- DAY, AT Il

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER- DAY, AT 101s
w O'Clock, at 1S7 Canal street all the handsome par
lor chamber and kitchen furniture of family leaving
the city, consisting of sofas lounges rocking and easy
chairs marble top centre, pier dining and tea tables
vases manel clocks plated ware Brussels three ply and
other carpets stair rods oil cloths rosewood and
hogany hair mar mattesses feather beds ban
TO- 600 segars, 15 baskets champagne wne fine gold
watch lot Of clothing furs, &c. Also Wednesday,
at 10 O'Clock at 222 Canal street. the stock and fixtures
of a drug stoe,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


X AS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, &C, AT FACTORY
1T prices to close consignment candelabras,
grandoles solar and fluid lamps Of the celebrated Corne
lus make. Also, silver plated abata table and des
sert forks 81 per DOZEN spoons castors baskets table
cutlery tea ira trays &c. MORGAN 152 William street.
betweenlFuton and Ann, opposite the church
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A UCTION NOTTCE-H. n BUSH, AUCTI0NEER.--AT
IA 1O1s O'clock at 10 North William street, quantity
Of new and second hand furniture feather BEDS natres
ses carpets oil cloths furnishing hardware blankets
quilts table and bed inen, &C. also dry goods canton
flannel hosiery, boots and Shoes &c.
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UCTION NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD ON THE 10TH
IA of February, 1862 at public auction, for whom it
cloths, casers and vestings which were damaged by
the late fire at 1888 Fulton street.
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A UC1ION NOTICE-vARIErY SALE, THIS DAY, AT
IN 10s o'clock, at the sales rooms, Is Spruce street,
furniture choice lot Of dry goods shaws house furnish
ing articles groceries, thirty boxes Of SOAP Coffee scgars
show cases, guns &c. r. Forrestal.
THOS. BELL. Aucfioneer.