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, 1853-10-15
Political Intelligence.

Col. Hunt has been nominated by a Whia
convention which assembled at Donaldson
vile, as a candidate to represent the "a con.
grcssional district, including New Orleans
in the next House Of Representatives. A
violent schism had in consequence sprung
up in the whig ranks, and the wings Of St
Martin had protested against the action o.
the convention, and called another.
ENoRMoVs BETrING ON ELrcToNs.-
The Cincinnati Commercial says the amount
of betting on the result OF the recent election
in Kentucky has been onorm0us---hundred,
of Thousands, perhaps millions " dollars
have changed hands
TdE NEXT SPEAKuR 1t is now stated in
Washington. that Hon. Lynn Boyd will moi
be reelected Speaker Of the IT, S. House 81
Representatives. Hon. John c. Bfecken
ridge, the young and eloquent rcprcs ,nla
tive from the Ashland District in Kentucky,
is confidently spoken of for the post.
Secretary Dobbn still remaius too much
lndiSpOsed 10 permit hsm to attend at the
Navy Department.
Hon. Abbot Lawrence is spokca Of foT
Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Col. John A. Winston, governor elect Oh
Alabama, is the 6rst native Alabamian ever
elected to the gubernalOTial chat of that
State.
Tho commission of George Saunders,
Esq, as consul to London, has been duly
made out and signed.
, 1853-10-15

journng on the lslnd), Mr.. BGLLoy, ,nl
Capt, CozzENs Of Port Townsend, cbarleraI
a canoe and iyc Indians, and on Wcdne,d,r
the 9th inst, were again on the waters "
homcward bound. To me, landsnap ,b' I''
return trip was rather rough travelling. and
more than once found myself wondrrins
whether supervisor onglt not be at worp
there levcllins the hills and hollows. A,
g O'Clock, =. N., we landed on the lower
end Of Whidby's Island, and camped for N.
night. In the morning we made an e,rIs
start, and soon arrived at the residence y
Col. |. N. EBrY, where we landed and %.
joyed the Coils hospitality in the way Of
good breakfast, and from thence proceeded
TO distribute ourselves to our homes. A
Port Townsend we lcfl Capt. CozzENs, and
two days after, We arrived safely where We
look abroad upon all wayfarers and wish
them as much true pleasure as we have iuA
experienced. Very respectfully,
I. +. McELRor.
, 1853-10-15

Pacific RAnRoAD CONVENTION At FL
PAso.---A large railroad convention had
been held at Magofinsyilic, opposite FL Paso
Of which delegates were in attendance from
the Mexican side. The immediate object
was TO offer every hospitality and facility
possible TO Gen. Rusk's party on their arri-
val 10 collect by reconnaissance and other
wise correct information in regard to that
portion Of the Southern or Texas Pacific
railroad route, and to enlist Northern Mexi.
co in favor Of the great measure. Thegreat.
est harmony and enthusiasm prevailed, Mr..
]. w, Magofin addressed the convention in
Spanish, with fine effect A. e. Hyde, for
mcrly Of IndianOla, took pant in the con
yention.
, 1853-10-15
Editors Table

Capt. GRANT has placed upon our table
two fine polatocs-onc and half FOUNDERS
which he says are a fair specimen of an
entire crop; and as an accompaniment 10
them, a nice fresh salmon.
DR.. ]. II. JOHNSON was in town the other
day, and fetched along for our table, fine
fat 7NrEcy! That will do for once, Doc
tor.
, 1853-10-15

TO THE EDITOR OF THE COLUME1AN:
Deor Sir-Agreeably to our arrange.
menl | send you the first of a series Of H.
trrs on educaIion-a subject Of yast, of vital
importance in every community and in eve,
ry stage Of IFS Advancement. Should ho
suggestions therein Offered prove in any de.
gree useful to your enterp1ising fellow-cili.
zcns in establishing schools on sound educa-
tional principles, my object will have been
fully attained.
| Remain, dear sir, yours faithfully,
BERNARD CORNELIUS
Victoria, V l., Oct. i, 1893.
, 1853-10-15

D%By the Oregon papers we see that a
treaty Of peace has been concluded with the
Rogue River Indians, and the war is at an
end for the time being-or in other words,
until it suits the convenience of the Indians
to commence hostilities again.
, 1853-10-15

BEAT THIS. s.--Mr. S. S. SANDERS raised
oats this season, the stalks of which were
seuen feet ttoO inches in height--heads %
inches in length,-Two HEADS on STALK
AT THAT! Also, pea-vincs having Sc pods
averaging six peas, or total Of 2l6 peas
on a single vine.
MIR. MILLS raised peas this season, the
vines of which are eight feet in height.
Mr.. SrEARNs has tuTnips weighing up
wards of IL pounds, from June sowing.
Judge FoRD has wheat, two heads on a
stalk, six rows of grains TO the head.
We have something else to bring forward
when we her Of this being beaA. Y
, 1853-10-15

@-The steamer ACTIVE brought to FSll
SIeilacoom the Indian who murdered Mr..
Pettingall last spring, and the attempted cap
ture Of whom occasioned the late hostiliies
at New Dungness. Upon hearing of the
difficulty, Capt ALDEN proceeded 10 the
place with the steamer, but finding no In
dians there, went into Port Ludlow. AT
this point, several of the chiefs came on
board, and were detained as prisoners until
the murderer was given up.
, 1853-10-15

GIVE have engaged for publication in
tho COLUMBIAN, a series of articles upon
Education, the frst of which appears in our
columns to-day. We all know the impor-
tanco of good schools, and we hope to see
an carly move made toward their establish
ment.
, 1853-10-15

PAclrlc RAILROAD SURvEY.-The Fort
Smith (Ark) Herald, of the 9th, saws:
L'eut; NhIpple's surveying party were
al Sans Bois on the 3lst Of July last, distant
from this place forty seven miles The sur.
yey thus far has ben Of the mol f,yolaLI,
character
, 1853-10-15

DEATH OF THE HEAD CuEF OF THE CIV.
USE iEDIANs.-We learn that TAwAro. thc
head chief Of the Cayuso Dation, died on The
third Of September. Tawaio had the repu.
talion Of POSSESSING eousido'S5le intelligence
and ability oil a superior order He is said
to have always manifested friendship for III,
whites, although he was suspicious Of theA
movements Ore.onian.
, 1853-10-15

%The citizens Of Olympia gave a din.
ner to Capt. ALDEN and officers, on Satur-
day last. The occasion was one Of pleas.
ure and qualification 10 all who participated
in il.
, 1853-10-15
The Great Mass Meeting

This meeting will convene at l o'clock
?. NJ, this day, (Salurday,) in the hall over
the store of Parker, Golfer s Co.
, 1853-10-15

GTThs attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Capt GEO. B. Nc
CLELLAN, in another column.
, 1853-10-15

n@-The U. S. steamer ACTIVE, Captain
Alden, visited this port on the 7th inst, and
sailed again next day.
, 1853-10-15

O-The yacht FRANCIS ANN, Captain
Grant arrived on the 9TH inst, from Por
Townssa&
, 1853-10-15

b@5~On oUr first page will be found a
sensible article floa our correspondent "R
s." &C., &c.
, 1853-10-15

Gen Pac2' Tx President of Vcnzuela,
has b'com" q p.mancni resilient Of New
Ao.k cy
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS,
PROPOSALS. FOR OIL FOR LIGHTHOUSES
L TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Once Of Lighthouse Board, March Is, 1858
sealed proposals win be received at this office
for supplying the lighthouses the lakes the wing
qualities and quantities Of oil to be delivered the respec
tive times and places named, as follows viz
be delivered at Buffalo New York to the proper
authorized to receive it. about the 18TH day May
next, 5000 (six thousand Eve hundred gallons winter
strained and $500 six thousand I'VE hundrs) gallons
spring oil Z -
Collector and Superintendent Lights At Oswego New
York.
i, 600 sixteen hundred gallons winter, and
1,G0O sfxteen hundred) gallons spring oil. .
To DO delivered about the 10th Of Nay next to tho
Collector Superintendent Of Lights at Pattsburg Now
York.
500 1--WE hundred) gallons winter strained, and
300 1--WE hundred) gallons spring oil.
All of hefrcsd lots of oil to be delivered At the above
mentioned places for the lights the lakes In small iron
bound casks in prime order free from leakage containing
from thirty fifty gallons each and FREQ from all expenss
age and leakage being the charges and risk Of tho
tractor contractors and all tests and inspections TO be
prior to the sporaton of the oil from the
tractors warehouse or other place OF deposit.
oil contracted under foregoing proposals.
10 he subjected to the usual tests Of specific avty tenn
perAture At which il will remain mpid, by burning and
such other he thought by the
persons to whom that duty be assigned by the Light
house Board before will be accepted The winter strain
cd oil to remain lpid at temperature of 81 dess Of Fab
renhct lower and the spring strained oil ct
Of is degs of Fahrenheit or lower.
bond with security to the satisfaction OF the Depart
men in penalty equal to OF tho amount Of each
contract made undar the foregoing proposals. will be
qued Of each contractor conditional for the faithful
Of the Department reserves tho right reject any bid
though be the lowest from other than
To be endorsed proposals for oil for tho lakes" and
placed in another envelope and addressed.
~ 0fo'' 81 mo THoRSToN a. JENKINS Secretary
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AsT1xOJNyy.

MRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill In foretelling the future has arrived and will
frn;sh by preting dreams law matters
and love by ssroogc books and science She tells TO la
dies and the Of the they will mar
nv and tRo Of her vsters MIRA Alvin speaks the
English French and German languages. Residence, 2s9
Bowery M stairs Stanton street. Once hours from
10 A. Ii. to r, ". Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen d.
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uYATT's INFALLIBLE LIFE BALsAM. i.
III Watts, Nerraua AntidnkA- Ganuina

TvyATrs INFALIIBLE LIFE BALSAM % 70
Ill Watts Nervous Antidote, genuine.
Hastings' Syrup Of Nsptha, do.................i
Rodgers syrup Of Iiverworth and Tar. !
Wiatsris Bsissm az wild Cherry .....,.,. I "
n Aliens Raisam az Torehound and Liyerwort l 70
sshencks Pulmonic Cough Syrup. ..............iW
Ayers Cherry Pectors1, for coughs. $780,:
Wolfss Aromatic scheidam Schnapps. 10 cents ana
DR. Cooks Remedy for Insempsranee =. ~
Prof. Morses Invigorating Cordial, " two for -.
DR. Van Hnmbcrts Female Monthly Pills A,M
Kellingers Mustang Liniment and Railways hsheL
nu.ennss al, yFsnrns for Fsvsr and Agus lie
Prof Thompsons Antseptc Tooth soap ~ -
Brandreths Wriahts, Smiths, and Hollowsys FhN
Heitkeir HallowAy's and Dallys onsmens. r.-s...-.
Davis, Rebyeue and Hyperion and Barrys Ireopnefonfs
md al, other psent medicines trade NJ GuIoNS old
usr Bowery and Grand street,
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rxpnrnN Annrnucr DEPARTMENT. TO rnrcr

rIROToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL TRUCK
~ proposals will be received at the Office Of
o'clock r. M for cartng about 800 cast iron
pipes four feet In diameter and weighing Of 5000
lbs These pipes be taken from the wharf
hanvie to proving at the intersection of Tenth
and 2th street. distance Of about 100 feet and
again after they shall have been proven and dsr
butte them along the Tenth between the gate
houses where they to be lad-th second
aging for each pipe about COO feet Proposals will state
TO all necessary help in loading and
give approved bond for the fulfment Of his
Bidders will be instructed In the manner max
ing n tender by calling at the Department.
April IL, 1853 NICHOLAS DEAN, President,
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So , hxrR1ss w %
day. April 70 in charge Of our and VIII connect
with the splendid sssamshp John L. stephens At Pana
for our express trunks Til p n. day Of sailing Our
snssss s custom sso @ ss PASSAGE lowest
rate free Of charge. BERFORD co. No. Astor House.
CHASE 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. VIA MICA
ragua through In charge Of special messenser MI John
Nightingale ah April Freight IS cents per ~ and no
the only express Nicaragua from three to ave days In
advance Of The Panama route We have open policies OF
r.. .
per Mr. Oscar f. Gin agent in San Francisco
B-nssraaos on goods 70 San Frsneiseo same rates "
via Panama. 0HASE CO., 80 Broadway
MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA
M Nicaragua, Wednesday April 291Letters bearing y
sepsa IN quarter sesore wednesday and viii ).
nt through San Francisco in charge Of our mossenscr
OFFICE NO. 9BRoADwAY.--ADAMs&c co. - WEEK.
Islands via Isthmus Of Panams IN charge Of
Especial messenger TO destination per United STATES man
steamer illinois, wsdnesday April =. 10y ORE.
gon the Sandwich Islands will as above Per
s. mail Illinois for Aspnwali Navy Ray MreJ
upcn At San Francisco all freight and pseksges tor
Sacramento, Downieville, Nenada City TsI.nd
anseS S% esos Tssssinmne @ Ssss oph
Iona jackson Grass Valley snd most OF .as s III
tros at once Forwarded hy Sn 10 dosnstian
reigbt for ths express must DO delivered 70 US with
invoices Before the Of sailing to enable 1s 70 comply
,b 10 order for cordng and sealing Small
..i iii, he received until o'clock day Of steam
rs TO shippers by this line for Gus
tom hSs;s or ns Sr cubic
thing be in water proof condition or " wiz be ~
! The owners risk ADAMS CO., % broadway.
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EoR L!yERPo0IeUNITED STATES NAIL STEAK.
depart with the United States nails Europe
On surrey Oth APRIL At IL O'Clock, NJ from BERTH at
the 1901 Of Canal street No berth till For
freight PASSAGE having unequaed recommendations for
elegance and comfort, apply to -
Elk. COLLIN CO., So Wall street
passengers are requested to be board liz A. NJ The
18th. ~' - '~'' ~
RoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA-A sTEAMBoAT
~ VIII leave the dock at Jersey City for the Europa
wednesday the 10th inst at o'clock p M precisely
Passengers requested to be board before that
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamer-The ships comprising this line are the
following
ATLANTIC .......C aptain West
taptalu Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Comstock.
IN, ADkiAIiC .,.......;:.; Captain -.
These ships having been built by contract presy for
service every has been taken
In their engineso
elegance and comfort
Price Of from New York Liverpool In first bin
room, $500
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and f25
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
NO berths secured until paid for.
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.-vAN.
derbilt line for San FraneiscoThe Accessory Transit
of Nicaragua propretorsThrough advance OF
the naOnly line giving through tickets including the
isthmus crossngThe favorite double engine steamship
No North river at o'clock P:M precisely, for San
Del Norte April o. with the
fast and popular steamship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons bur-
then the Transit route having but twelve
miles Of land These steamers unsur-
nation passage at the lowest rates apply only ct the
agency Of the company, No Battery PIHss ~ stairs
Passengers cautioned against the Of
hired Of other lines None are employed fer this
line. mail bag will be made up ct the ONCE
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFOR.
MA at great reduction in prce.-rhe and splendid
steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tons) VIM. A. Mills COM
mander will leave New York for Aspinwal on Thursday
with first class steamship which, BY arrangement to DO
provided by Messrs Garrison, Fritz Co.. OF Panama. to
convey passengers to San Francisco The Uncle Sam
has the character Of being decidedly the
all from two to Ave days Her good qua
ies a boat and Accommodations FOR are
much superior to other as her speed No efforts
will be the part Of her officers TO send
wishing procure tickets 1t extremely rates
invited to examine her after the 18th inst and
to call at the Office before purchasing elsewhere Arrange
been made with the principal expresses to
vey their small PARCELS ALSO express messen-
gers who take charge Of all as made up IN accordance
rely this Of conveyance anticipating all other
lines several days. usual good surgeon attached 70
the vessel whose services are free Of charge For freight or
passage apply only to 49,. 3, co...na. ..r..t
B-Lowet steerage fare to Aspinwall only $lo other
ce in
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON:
IN pany-Through to San Franoisco via Aspinwan and
Panama At greatly reduced rates-No detention the
IsthmusThe and fast wheel steamship UNION
York for Aspnyali Nayy Bsy2 from pier 10. North
connecting with the and magnificent double engine
side wheel steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2l0o tons Ed-
Panama to receive the Unions passenger and sail
for San Francisco The accommodations and
ventilation Of the Winfield SCOTT all that be de-
sired Her speed Established on the voyage between New
York and Panama while the eihc coast is
passed Every sxertion will be maze on the part OF the
sengers will be landed the wharf at Aspinwa Free
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets
for this line are sold only at rs Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS CO.. General Agents.
mail bag made at the above Oice under the new
United postage law for tho convenience of the public
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DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following resolution bas been presented in tho Board
Of Assistant Adermens-To regulate and grade Fieth
street. from Eighth TO Broadway; 20 flag side
the Of Grand and Mercer streets All persons
terestod having cops requested to present them
writing to the ut his office, before the 18th
day Of April inst JAMES FUREY, Street Com
April 10, 1853
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MATRIMONIAL.


A WHOEVER, PAST MIDDLE AGE, DESIRES TO
"A form . matrimonial alliance with maiden or widow
lady from 80 to 10 years of with some
means at command All communications addressed TO
E. Boyds City Post William street. will be held sacred ana
confidential. Please give name and residence.
GENTLEMAN, THIRTY NINE YEARS OF AGE,
"A Of sound constitution and good habits, having an
annual income Of $500, exclusive Of emoluments,
fair practice in the legal profession, wishes wife,
She be healthy we'll educated amisble and
In her manners Protestant and willing to spend
years in Europe possessed of income of at least 900
year and not over thirty hve years OF age Any ady
this will find the advertiser highly respectable and
sincere all will bc treated with honora-
BILE confidence and attention. Address James Fi1 james
Broadway Post office.
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STOLEN GOODS.

CTOLEN-A MAN ABOUT THIRTY YEARS OF AGE
y of delicate FORM and complaining Of i'll health hired
wagon Grny Livery Stable % Warren street,
Saturday morning 10th inst at hal fpast clock since
which time has heard of him. The horse Is
pure white with switch TAIL slight make, about 10 hands
high and the rubbed off several places by the har-
ness which plated with blue roettes the bride,
and much worn The wagon, in which was q small brown
blanket and whip Is painted brown and
lined with blue cloth Any giving information as
the above be found will be suita rewarded
Should others board steamboats, leaving tho
city on Saturday noticed the above establishment.
they will please communicate with the subscriber
8. 5. GRAY, Warren street.
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MUSICAL FUND BENEFIT-PROFEssoR ROBERT
M Heller the Wizard Of wizards and great modern con-
being the most eminent pianists and
day and highly distinguished in the musical world
Kings scholar associate and professor Of the Royal Acade
my DON honorary member of tho London Philharmonic
Society &C. will give grand performance for the benefit Of
the erican Musical Fund Friday evening" April o.
In addition the attraction of Second Sight exposure
Rappng Inexhaustble Bottle and other atrocities, the
Professor perform grand solo the pianofore Of
his earliest compositions Dodworths unrvaed Band have
kindly services and will perform several of
their choicest selections Other attractions in contem
patton Admission % cents reserved seats so cents to be
obtained the book and music stores at the office
the Society, and at Professor Heers box office To
commence at eight o'clock.
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81:
ss s;Sss =; A. s
g.ss and sasss IN
or s
ss asd
Of sS ssssr s
New saS SsS'i
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given thu, the following petition
gutter ard ass osy fee. Of .idsxst. q Eighty
sns%
II = on before the 18th
- : ~ JAMES TGR isi Stree. Commissioner.
CTREKT DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
ss.1sd e. o Be ssvsa a. III: one: until
q S SssHsss ss s,.%,
:s gutter ss
SiTS ss ns dag -four Of side
s ss ad on e s
April O. 1853 Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
SsSss PIoRS's, will Be .ses,sd = this oss until
s' sa. naS pass
SsCss,s and Pave
ssss the Sidewalk. Twenty Third
wide through the ss
Feet wossS saswn 81 0f
street from Ninth to Tenth Specifications
JAMES, q
Sealed will be received at this Office until Wed
stones from Tenth 70 regulate grade
from second t. Third
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner,
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
afnst
70 Of
and and s to s"ss hs Ss between the g
streets ALSO the following petition Board q Assist
from Eighth to Ninth All ssrosts
At LIS pr s In
2' Ap aay il, q AEEi nef tAEs ruRry s.ros.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
sass
sa s Fsa
X strsts in line With n. present Of
interested having oseon requested to PRESENT
the x If to IL at 1
April To- 1853 Street Commissioner
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4MALL OF RECORDS
walk on the west side Of Mercer from s.
avenue between second and Forty streets flag
objection thereto requested present in writing
April inst. JAMES FURY Street Commissoneyr -
New York. April ~, 1853
TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO 7 NEW CITY
ss4 ii s s ss % New
be open for examination and review Friday
day OF May till Saturday the 18th day of June days
inclusive All tax DESTROYS of examining
the assessment rolls,
to the undersigned their Office between A. H. and
~ JOIN bEtsAArGR, Tax Commissioners.
GEORGE Ii. PURSEK,
NOTIcR-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
ofthe city Of New York, due and payable May 1883
sH be paid the second day of May, by W. Edmonds
Ssg Chamberlain Of the City at the Mechanics Bank IS
AZ street The transfer books will be closed Tuesday
sodsr transfers will be permitted during period the
. A. G. FLAGG Comptroller,
Conptroller's Once. New York April 8, 1853
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FURNITURE.


NURNITuRE.-A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL
dispose at private SALE of it's parior furniture com
prsng French PIER glasses &c Apply during Two days ~
81 Lexington avenue, from to 8 O'Clock +. Al.
FURNITURE FURNITURE THE HIGHEST PRICE
Maid for household furniture pianofores feather BEDS
carpets ocloth clothing watches mechanics tools, fire
arms musical surgical and mathematical instruments
any other property Apply to r. WALTERS. 65 Division
street, one from the corner of Market stroet.
TNURNITURE.-ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAKO.
gany (parlor and bedroom furniture one large and
splendid and variety of other household fixtures
and furniture DO had cheap II applied for coon
The been in but short time in
good and be sold before the s of May
Call at No. 149 Ninth street.
QUITS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES,
- $25 marble top sets from $50 to $500. Hotel and
boarding house propre.or and private families will find
where Mattresses and paases made at the lowest whole
sale prices, and warranted pure hair. MATHEWS Il
STACY 6 Broadway Of Spring street, opposite the
ST. Nicholas Hotel and the Prescott House.