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nROPOSA Is Tor carrying the mails tho UNITED
1854 In the Territory Of Utah. WILDE received Ocs
Post Office Department. IN he ciy o. washington until
August 1850 on the routes ana In he anu ue hsfen spe
1904 From Council Bluffs by Fort Larame Salt Lake City N
miles aud back, once month. III 5
Leave Council Bluffs The 10Th Of each month
Arrive Salt Lake City BY the Ssh Of lhs following month
Leave Salt Lake City the 10Th Of each month";
Arrive Council Bluffs by the 9th Of the following month
s.de 2 e be- .oe en 9 b. s dds viii l.
bids to carry BY tho roAnd trip are invited III
This into effect the 10Th Of octobe osa
1904 From Salt Lake City, by American Fork Provo CITY, Spring
Red Creek, Parovan, Johnson SPRING. Cold Creek sna
and back, month.
Leave Salt Lake Ci,y on the 10th Of each month;
Arrive al San Diego by the 10Th Of the following month;
Leave Diego the 2Oh Of each month
Arrive Salt Lake City by the 10Th ofthe following month
This 20 effect 10th Of October le5a
oos5d From Salt Lake city Tooee City IS miles and back
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday al am;
Arrive at TooeIe CITY BY 9 p m same day;
Arrive at Salt Lake Ciy by . m same day
This il into effect the 10th Of October lsS
NOTES.
proposal mode which proposed
and be accompanied by guarantees signed by one
more responsible persons, in following form, viz
ryins The mail from accepted BY Po.ma.s
General shall into Obligation prior The 10Th OF oc'os
posedp
This should accompanied certificate of postmaster
equivalent that the guaators are mes Of property
and able To make good Their guaranty. ..u.I
proposal the department sealed endorsed
Proposals for No. | and addressed 70 the Second A.
For The prohibition OF bids resulting combination and the
nuai for New York Or New England De
''"'e'' '0'-' 8. D. HUBBARD
Postmaster General
Posr oyrror DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1853.
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NHEREAs land warrant WINS issued by the Conn
missioner Of Pensions favor Of Matthew Van
23d April 1852 forty No 50 49
ber 1880 and sent TO the Of VIM H. Hamilton, his
Washington which the claimant Matthew
received This therefore published
Of the Pension Once for The purpose Of obtaining
for the services Of the said Van Lear All who
interested in the matter hereby notified that duplicate
will be issued unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
JOHN HARRY,
Jan 2i-lnw6w~ Agent for the applicant
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nuE American Nautical Almanac for 1855 vo.
stoc khardts Chemical Field Lectures for Agculurists
FHANCk IASbo''
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BROOKS Grest Exhibition Prize Thresd.-Tbe sub
u receiving supplies OF this
exclusively from Sea Island cotton which
tb.yw o In maket.
w srRoNs b SMITH, rs william street,
Agents n New York.
LEWIS CO, 6s Market street.
wArERsroN, PRAY ! CO, 81 FEDERAL street,
II m... @U5 Agents In Boston
a4-d2m 1880.
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NOTICE-Thc New Store.-JAMES L. WHITE, late of the
IN firm of White Bro occupying the well known
the Of Eighth and Market space where
pared offer staple goods whole
sale and reta and socs call from his old and the
public aud he also this
that he has just opened new lot of seasonabe goods
{ = -
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JOR hundred In Alexandria county
Virginia, eight miles from Alexandria, eight from washington
Georgetown D. c. This farm has been undergoing
steady by the OF the best msnues b The A
condition, and constdered by the
Judges market garden farn equal to any inc
county for that purpose
quantity meadow land the farm, and there
young orchard Of peaches and apples Of ed nun
been thorough repair and
recently been erected
vegetable cellar calculated to hd
500 1000 bushels.
The spring excellent and there 10 plenty OF H.
sells solely because hs give his personal AZ
tention.
particulars apply Major W. Mutt, Mr. T. p UIn
adjoining the premises VIM d. Wniack of AIexandna county
bee 9s-2agImo flntci.l
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"NEw YORK. May IT, 1852.
The English Law and Equity Reports edited by Mes Bennett
smith, think, benefit pro
ssion. Such examination nve these
of the accuracy diligence of
appear compendous
which the English Reports presented TO us.
WILLIAM KENTn
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TREasURy Of knowledge and Library ofRcfsr"soe,
Il containing
A Universal Gazetteer,
Dictionary OF History and Chronology 49,.
Classical Dictionary, and Dictionary OF auomhohs, hhshs"'
Latin, and French,
Dictionary OF Law Terms
A Cycopeds Of Science and Art;
A Biographical Dictionary; - - .a,,u.n. of
whole conp's'e w -
over page price, for the set " 70
For sale, a few copies only, by rp,Ncp rAvIop.
rebs 'sN'N'N 'f''sN
AZ ENOIRs .ycurr.I, and Correspondence Of Thomas
- 1''f "' YRANCK TAYLOR.
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nON'T FORGET y, SNYDER, Jr's, Wine store, Phil
adeiph where wines and liquors OF reliable
a"s snd cheap nd have them early delivered house in
Wasmnaon Tree OF freight by Adamss erpcssv dropping
note ny mail or telegraph DoS'r
-, sSIDER's, Phisdelphis.
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ERENCHk HOTEL. corner of Frank rc.a,.,rl
City Hall square, (oppose the City Hall ana .., Nav
New York built and opened by the q, 20,
s4e and reh,ed and furnished August, 1854 he
venence, elegance, comfort and economy canno w. @ 90,
The world II contains more rooms other hotel on W.
unen only, Of which warmed Erans ,h Gro
lifted wassands, which sre snpp..
through plated cocks There pn. \. M viii
room hall and every noof -,
-. n,ina hs .yb, This conducted the European
OF lodging rooms they may be ords ~ W.
is In the mnedae vicinny OF "
ule business principal places Of amusement nvrcp
Dec2 -d3m - rA~
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p n. HOoE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
cavpehna moor oil cloths. curtain materials
sheetina blankets md
P-nnsyvana between Washington
DE-.
Ass ao-n
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"A ATYsoS 8 SISTERS ss.,AA.y 10. Yoans L. - w.
institution commence Tuesday, February 18Th.
Having building expressly fos the accommo
dwelling, In the consu
convenience and comfort Of the pupils hsvs ~
considered feel assured they
facilities surpassed by sn e.
The class lunchfooo
delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace sn'
well ventilated. ,.,
respectfully invited 10 call and in
the general arrangements. -.
Being advancing OF their pupils the
QUESTION secured the services
Professor Rsout stated and thereby enahed 70 o'
instruction in this branch the low rate Of ~ 80 per quarter
ADVANCE
Senior and junior departments including ornamental need
and
Music -
For further particulars may had at the institution"
| the principal book in the city.
Jan 3-7tdA eodlstM
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nor SALE-Two hous~s wsh back building esen
containing situated k-ret, between I'm af'
18th streets Inquire Of r Hu,chns, on ne premises
6-d3t
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COLTS Hc.Jus received, large an44omper
Aliens OF assorted dxes and
mo w. BADEN
Jan os-oaw4w sPeDn. avenue 9Th street.
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Editors % the above VIII pIene copy, and send he
once, with containing this notice.
| Ian 1g-lnw3w
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WE.srER's WORKs.--slxth Edition.

Feb 2-2awam
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CITY TRADE REPORT
WEDNESDAY. Anil

WEDNESDAY, April 2I--G 7. "
ASHES active the sales OF the day embraced
so bbs at 50 80 s. 56l4 for pearls, aud g. for pots
per 100 lbs.
BREADsTrFFs Flour exhibited increased activity and
6Imness We noticed sales to day Of 200 bbssour Al
S. s71s 81 06idi superine No 2, at - 12S 81 25
ordinary state at ~ 80 81 % straight do at 81 56
at ~ 621S a 81 8s3 straight do. "a 6ssf 81 s1lf
fancy do at - 81 ~ S75 common TO good and round
hoop Ohio at - 62F 81 ST. fancy Genesee at 81 s7
s. 06 fancy Ohio az "a 932f 81 1915 extra Indiana
and Michigan at So 50 37 extra Ohio at 81 70 So rs
and extra Cenesee at IS 121s So per Dbl. Nothing
bik and firm. The sales OF the day included
900 bbls at s. IS 121< for mixed to straight
s5as5 30 for favorte and S. so So 70 for fancy per Dbl
Rye -four and meal ruled about the same Wheat
and barley ipanimate About 5000 bushels rye
we're sold for future deli, at 90z per busbe Oats
we're abundant and angud We quote them at 4fc Acc
Tor Jersey 45c. sTc for Ohio and Pennsy wanna; 47c
sPc Tor river and canal and tSc. Soc for western and
canadian per bushel Corn has been freely red
and the former rstss The sales OF the day
cloGed - DDO bushels at $50 SOC for damaged aud ia
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Syracuse situated near the geogra phical centre of the
State hundred and forty eight miles OF Albany
the junction Of the Erie and Oswego canals and Of the
Albany and Buffalo, and 0swego and Bnghamton rail
roads.
Newburg is on the Hudson eighty FIVE miles below
Albany and sixty miles above New York. 1t is connected
with New York by means the river the Erie and Hui
son river roads and will be connected with all the
New England roads by of the Fishkll, Hartford
and Providence road
Syracuse Albany and Newburg are at the angles OF .
right angle triangle, Albany being at the right angle
and the hypothenuse representing the proposed road
From Syracuse to Newburg, via Albany, is 233 miles
ana by the proposed road 10 miles at the outside max
ing difference of 63 miles.
The proposed direct road from Newburg to New York
will be but "a miles and the distance saved between Sy
racuse apd New York will be 60 miles,
In direct line Newburg is about $50 miles from
Syracuse and the allowance Of 20 miles for curvatures
is deemed ample.
The Syracuse Journal gives the following information
relative to the Of the country through which
he contemplated road will pass
The county be traversed is of the best bodies Of
farming land in the State The soil for the part is
pre- emnsny rich yielding every variety Of production
found in climate. The Chenapge UnadilA, Delaware
and other rivers rise in this section aordng with their
tributaries abundant supplies Of water for
agricultural purposes and incalculable amount of
power for manufactures The entire region is elevated
table land beautifully diversified with hill and dale re-
markabl, healthy ana containing than 400 900 in
habtsnts who behind of their neighbors in
point of industry and prudence wealth and intelligence
This section embraces ,90l square miles, and
tanned in 1910 fifth of the woollen factories o1e fifth
OF the fulng mills eighth of the cotton mills
fifth Of the tanneries onethird of the dstilleres
eighth Of the -four mills fifth of the grist mills
sixth OF the mills ninth Of the oil mills.
seventh Of the furnaces and FORCES and produced
szh Of the horses and mules fifth Of the cattle
th of the sheep, sixth Of the swine eighth
of the poultry fifth of the products of the dary
fifth of the wool, than halt of the hops,
sixth of the hay sixth of the maple sugar. and
ninth Of the home made goods in the State.
The present population equals that of the line from
Syracuse to Buffalo at the time the Western roads
built and exceeds that Of the line from Syracuse Al
bany in 1910.
In 1850 the population of the counties the line
34 ga TO which should be added 10 900 for portions
Of Cortland and Green within the influence Of the road
and II 600 for increase since 1850, giving total OF
400 GA population greater than that Of twelve States
in 1850 including Connecticut Michigan and Missouri
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SPORTING.

L,ANCY PIGEoNS.-FoR SALE, A GREAT VARIETY
II fancy pgeop, all Of pure breed consisting OF
rers magpies spots barbs almond tumblers red yellow
and black splash do and choice variety Of other strains
Among the tumbers number that have training
for very high flying. Apply at No rs Hudson street
GUN AND DOG.-wANTED TO PURCHASE. A
NJ second hand double barrclled suitable for
game, not much used and worth when new from SIS -
500 Also waited, pointer dog we'll broken;
week.
yNANTED-A FULL BLOODED ENGLISH MASTfFF
w dog bull and masth breed, suit able for
watchdog in country farmhouse and yet safe and kin
with children Also first rate healthy we'll trained
aud that will give good quantity Of milk day Thoss
having either Of the above will hear OF purchaser by al
dressing A. B.. Herald office.
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SNIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Merchants, VALPARAISO.
WILLIAM y, EVE, y. A. RIcsARDsov, AUGUsTUs LossABt
References
nAsrfAso-Hon. Baltic Peyton.
YALrARarso-Messrs Alsop Co., Eemsnwsy6Cs
PAsAMA-Messrs CorwiDe, Bro Co. Garrison frsss
WIN. Nelson Co
LIvsRpooL-Nessrs Bowman, Grinpeu 4 Co. VILLAS
Jackson, Ess
NEW YopE -Nssns H. X Collins 4 Co, Goodhus 4 CO
CAPT EZRA Nye, steamer Pacific
BALTIroRr-Mesgr John Henderson A Co. Thomas A
Hand a Co, White A Elder =
SAN faAvosco-Mesws Flint, Peabody A Co, Hassav
Sond Hale Ches Dosns, Es1., J. H. Lyon, EsI.
4 Co., Gliddsa wiIliaus ~ "
CAsroc-hys Ps0kts & Co
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FINE ARTS,

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN NOW OPEN.
IN at the Galleries G63 Broadway opposite Bond stress
containing nearly 500 original works in painting and status
ry before exhibedp by living artists Single aims
sion 70 cents, season tickets 50 cents.
GOLD DACUERREOTYPE PICTURES. -MAsCUEas
- improved stereoscopic patent March 1858 is acknow
lodged by the best judges to be practical more
cent portable and by at least 100 cheaper than
any other cxtant II is in fact ordinary
taken up by the useless velvet cushion sample will be
by mail free of postage the receipt OF ST. This
prices from sl2 to $50 Dozen for the different
and qualities furnished with fine plate glass and fine gilt
borders Warranted to give satisfaction. JNO y. MAS
CHER No. 40S North Second street, Philadelphia
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CRATTS.-NEw PUBLTCATI0N.-AP POPULAR r1kA
NJ tiso the aud cure Of ooryousty dobitstA
health aud enieebisd constitution that harrss tia
beset thu OF pleasure business and study and emb
old Just Published aud TO be hal srsts by al lccs
post psid, boa Nv Broadway Post ONES
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MONEY MARK EFT.

WEDNESDAY April 27-6P N.
The principal movement to-day in Nicaragua Tran
sit THIS stock advanced anticipated and predicted.
but did not bring many shares In other stocks
have nothing TO report Prices remain about the
same The variations the FIRST board to day as
follows Nicaragua Transit advanced la per cent Nor
ris Canal y Pennsylvania Coal Company, 4; Utica and
Schenacedy Railroad, q Rochester and Syracuse, NJ
Reading Railroad, 4; Hudson Railroad a. Harlem de-
cinea y per cent; Phoenix Goal " Stonington y Far
ker Vein. a; Metropolitan Bank, y. There was not
much activity in any Of the leading fances, aud the
transactions more for cash than usual with the
exception of Nicaragua Transit and perhaps Morris Canal
and Parkes Vein there appears to be downward pres
sure in the leading fancy stocks which il is impossbl
TO overcome. Occasionally slight upward movement is
visible but it is sckly and shortlived With i'm
proving money market and increasing ac ties for spec
uaton there is evidently disposition on the part OF
outsiders to touch fancy stocks As for tho brokers' the
have than they want but almost despair OF Do
ing relieved of part OF the lightweight which presses
upon them so heavily.
The receipts at the of the Assistant Treasurer
this port y day amounted to s2Sl l7s 30 payments
ST. 1879 s4-balance, 81, 100 $50 49,
At the second board the market was rather que oas
prices well sustained
At the adjourned meeting of the New York Mining
Board held this afternoon, the constitution was read
and unanimously adopted. Fifteen new members were
elected A. Coivle appointed President pro tenn,
and W. b. Warmer elected Secretary for year.
The first business session will be held the
selected be made ready for useprobaby about the
9th of May.
The silver coins have made their appearance in
Wall street and there considerable curiosity to
them The brokers charge premium Of two per cent.
There will be full supply, and hope we shall
have complaints Of scarcity OF small change.
The steamship Georgia arrived this morning from As
pnwan, with the California mails, and about two and
quarter millions of dollars in gold dust
The following table will show the coinage OF the United
States mint and s branches during the first three months
Of 1858 =
COINAGE THE UNITED STATES MIsTs.
MinS Gold. Silcr Copper. Iotal
Philadelphia sl3 434 476 1869 900 81 992 SIS S13 76S
New Orleans. $4,000 5000 91S 900
Charlotte NC n 100 "a 100
Dahloneya - ll2 sos III sos
At al the - - - ----
mints 49,. sl4 5sl 4oe 1877 800 s9,992 sl4 s7s 7ol
The deposits gold the aud its branches for the
first thes months of 1851 1852 and 1853 we're as an
nexeJ -
MINI. 1851. 1852. 1888.
Other gold. 2,s45 2s.6O3 lio72I
Total SO g44 726 SII o29 1860 sl5,977 2ls
New Orleans. q. $. gold; S661,s15 sl5ssGl 1920
Other gold. e2237 5l,G 2tV2o
Total s37498l2 sl,5go,s6s ssstos
Charlotte. U. gold. 1917 l0L52 6s6S
Dahlouesa. u. > gold. 55,l4 o25S %O5S
At all the So. gold COZ ST. 4S7as SIC Sst9s
hints. SUther gold. 24,5o2 a24,s9 iti,TI6
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EDUCATIONAL.


CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING sING-CoNDUCT.
~ ed Mrs. PattersonIn this the pupils
under the immediate supervision Of ee prncpal and
while effort is made to their moral and intel
lectua nothing 10 omitted to promote their
health and comfort The premises arc pleasantly situated
constructed for the express purpose Of school
The summer term will commence the I'd OF May and
continue till the Goth of September Terms 300 under
twelve above that $50 per Annum Music and sing
ing, q per quarter.
astsd-A tsacbs thoroughly competsn. to teach music
and singing.
ID j. R0GAS' MISUNDERSTANDING AND
day school for boys-Thirtyft street third house
east Of Madison avenueIn addition to the Engis
branches the French and Spanish .ansht
daily praced There being large number Of select pupils
from Spanish countries excellent opportunity is afforded
Of speaking the Spanish daily Circulars Roe Lockwood
a Sons, All Broadway, or at the Institute.
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL-tREMOvED
- from Baston Spa to Poughkeepse-Nex. term begins
sth May Object to train In the practice well
science Of law and In extemporaneou orxtoy circular
stating particulars sent by request directed post paid
j. w. FOWLER, Poughkeepsie
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TIFFANY CUTTING BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN
ton Of ladies TO their stock Of plaid striped silks
and their very beautiful styles Of dress goods man
las shavis, and embroiderics, laees, lawns, &c.
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER.-A GOOD
n house with of land situated at Mamaroneck at
auotion-Albert Nicolay will sell Thursday April %
at two o'clock p NJ, the premises, double two story
attached nearly and in perfect order together with
ground The house is about 40 feet front and
rear 25 feet deep and contains This property
is well situated at Wasingtonyille the property Of the
York and Mamaroneck Homestead Association at The
depot in full view of the Sound and only two
walk from the railroad On the ground is quan
ty Of fruit and excellent well Of water Four
trains of the New Haven railroad stop At this place morn
evening and the Communication is only $ year
This excellent opportunity for person wishing
residence the scenery beautiful and location
Cars leave City Hall at and IL o'clock A.
NJ Return train at p NJ. should it rain Thursday,
will take place until the next fair day Terms
which will be made known the day Of sale Title
UNREASONABLE. For full particulars apply to the auc-
toneer No. 40 Wall street
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NJANTIILAS.-AN IMMENSE IMPORTATION OF En-
l rcly and extremely beautiful designs in Partisan
Mantas have just been received tho emporium 36I
Broadway, embracing la Refine Blanche the "Manteet
Noveda the Su1tana Blossac and every other
appeared Paris to the Of tina
present month The inspection Of ladies i particularly
vited GEO. BULPIN.
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n 8: BAXTER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
l.. Embroideries and lace goods.-VAN WYCK, KOBBE
at their auction the entire balance Of this i'm
portaton Of finest needeworked embroidered and lace
goods Of Mesrs Jno Higgins Co., comprising Jaoonet
habits chemstte lace Jackets mourning goods infants
embroideries thread and lace silk pocket
handkerchief &C. &c. to which the particular attention Of
dealers is invited.
WIN S: MELLoR, AUCTIONEER.-sALEs ROOM, g.
w Sixth avenue.-WM. s. MELLOR will sell this day,
Thursday April 2 at p. M the whole stock Of hosiery,
gloves embroideries laces fancy goods &c. at No 25
Sixth also the fixtures consisting Of glass show
cases counters shelving &c also the furniture Of two
bedrooms viz feather beds bureaus anda lot Of
Friday April 49, at two o'clock p. NJ, st 60 Carmne
scrption Of household furniture carpets glass
ware Sale positive, without reserve.
WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
w this day, at 10 o'clock at Is Beekman street. all the
furniture in the above house. consisting of large
quantity OF bedseads bedding together with the parlor
and kitchen furniture
Same day clock 593 Hudson street. all the hand.
chop board STALL together with all the tools &C. being
Gently fitted and is good chance for in that
Also Friday at o'clock at l7 Canal street oil the
handsome household furniture Of family breaking up
housekeeping; large pier and mantel glasses &c
furniture and fixtures of lodge carpets chairs,
tables window curtains, stoves, &c.
WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER = GENTEEL
w Household Furniture. WILLIAM IRVING co.
at " Cla street Brussels carpets mahogany sofas and
chairs in hair cloth mahogany French bedstead dressing
bureaus wsstands hair feather beds bedding
chairs, olcoth hat stand sdeboard dining
tea tables crockery and glassware kitchen furniture &C.
w N. BOERUM WILL SELL ON THURSDAY APRIL
w & at lO9 o'clock, at S7 Atlantic street, Hoyt
street Brooklyn large and splendid Of house
'''' = -''e : WV W. N BoERTM. Huotioueer
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n D.. NASH, AUcTIONEER-STORE NO. 80 BROAD.
-. way.-Sae of splendid tarroom furniture, this day,
Thursday at 10 Mt the Howard House No 49, Broad
way corner Of Howard street consisting Of bar side
do setees stools mating ocloth chandeliers glass
ware china vases and ornaments stove and pipe awnings
dc.
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n s.. HoUGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
II. Of Elegant Household Furniture Carpets, Fancy
Goods &c.-To morrow Friday at IOls O'Clock A. NJ at
No ia West Twenty first street between Seventh and
Eighth ue all the furniture the house.
large and sentee assortment of goods custom made
furniture order such suits in
and plush damask lace curtains tapestry Brussels
pets and mahogany bureaus Wristbands centre
and card tables elegant rosewood bookcase French
secretary extension table expensive oil paintings
hair mattresses blankets Marseles quilts elegant
.lBsments fancy clocks and also superior rosewood
rapofor rte superior touch tone and finish together