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COrOners' Inaueats.
EXAMINATION OF DR. CHARLES BOERNER, AND HI
COMMI1TAL TO ANSWER THE CHARGE OF NAL

EXAMINATION or DIR. CHARLES BOERNER, AND HIS
COMMI1TAL TO ANSWER THE CHARGE OF NAL
PRACTICE.
Coroner Hilton yesterday took the examina IN of Dr.
Chsres Boz ner Who stsrds chs ged with causing the
death Of female child by nal psctics while attending
Mrs JoaI ma Mary Roll ouripg accouchnent on Sa.
tudsy last The facts in the have already been
published The following ID the statement of the
prisoner
My name is Charles Boener am thirty tvc 5ea-e os
street; by cccupatoD pbvsicisn in to the
charge preferred sgsinst haze good deal TO say
siDst II. there certain points they of
that guilty of; sccordpy to nv Judgment
doJe the best IL power to Doth mother I'D child
il IS easy matter 10 tear of, it ~ell
70 tear to cut it of the took the of
because the child ce-d and thought the rest Of
IL would he born easier did introduce the hook as
is s'afed tied the ribbon 10 the nook because the
was slippery every thing 10 against i false.
The Coroner held the accused bail su of
thousand dollars, to the charge In default Of
which be was committed to the Il mos for trial
DEAD ISTAsr FOUND FLOATING RIVER Coroner
wilhelm yesterday ing held quest Pier No.
90 North ver the body OF newly born male infant
found h"atne In the river at thai pier The child
post morton examination Of the BODY and ascertai ned
that the child bad lived The jury rendered the folio
ing verdict THAT said male infant alive ~hep born
and cane 10 its death from Enknown to the
jury
SUICDE HANGING Coroner O'Donnen held an in
quest on the body of A r. Post dentist, ~ho com
nait'ed suicide No n Crosby street The evidence
il the wort to sbow that deceased placed to vel
about bis neck and fastening end to the bed post
leaned forward and thus accomplished his death BY
straugulston. The deceased sung man of about
So years of age. ard resided IN CoDnecrcat being on
the Of Or. Bot lex. verdict was rendered Of
Suicide BIZ bepgipRD
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Topographic Marine Report.
New ORLEANS June o.
Arrived-Ship Sachem, Boston.
Herald Hlartne correspondence.
Drr,, ~

PHILADELPHIA, June 27-4 P. NJ
Arived-Ship Hannah Crocker Brown Londonderry
brig Mary h Crowel Boston, scbrs Nichols Burro VS.
Tr-at urer NAPLES Providence; Oriaudo 'Piukham do
Canton johnson, Ne~bsry port Algom,, Willard, Provi
Gence; Welcome Return Harris, do Chief Shater Fort
LAND; elias Hand Kelly. Boston; Ireland, Frans Fall
River; G Holman, Marcy do, N Wilson. Camp DO. N
Chester Grson. Providence; Albion Eaton Portsmouth
&C Stratton, westcott, Savanr ah; Berry Peadeton
Charleston: Delaware, Harding Providence; Courier,
Rogers. Petersburg Crouch. Burke Norwich Lioec-
ty, Williams, Provder ce; P Able, ticken.on NYork
Nancy Baker B 18th Bridgeport: Genoa Main Cal.is
- stephen Gamble do Amazon, Ella, Sandwich; Uncas.
Church, Norwich; Roxbury. Nckerson, Portland. Mary
ford; John Lancaster, Ross Providence Flying Cloud.
Clifford, GlssinbuTg, CT Gold Hunter Brs cket Mia
Jev Post NegbWyport; Harmonia. haioney, NHsveo
W Phillips, Watson Boston: Sal ah Anna Shaw Pro.
whence; Frances, Sears, Rock port; Hunter Han.
moDd Providence; Mary Ellen Cottingnam Deep Creek
John Harris JeImsns, James River HOPE Candy, JET
fries, NBeoford.
Clearsd- Steamer John Marshall Capes, NYork; shin
SaIanae Ocean liverpool brig Osceols Farrell Dema.
rara; tcbrs Doughty. Murphy, Richmond B A rufts
Barton, Boston; W Wilson, Camp, Ne sport: G Ii If
man, Marcy Boston; Chester, Corson Providence: J
Ireland Frams, NYork; Amazon Ellis, Sand wch; Can.
ton. johnson, Norwich; Arctic, Mouton, Newbury port!
Orlando, Pinkha N East Cambridge: Treasurer wapIes
Providence; II Nichols, Burrows, NHsven; N c Baker
Smith, East Greenwich; Liberty, Williams, Cambridge
Crouch, Burke Norwich; Mary Ellen, Cottiogham
Deep Creek Sarah Ann, Shall, Providence; W Phillips
Watson Boston; Harm ,nia MAloney do. Gold Hun ter
Bracket, Maven Flying Cloud, Clifford Salem, Mass;
FeDner, Nicker Boston John Lancaster Ross Prov
dence, Albion, Eaton, Boston.
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Married..

On Monday morning June 81 by the Rev, A d Gillette,
Mr. MICHAEL ZAHa, Of Lancaster Penn TO Miss ANN ELIZA
vosDERsMrH of New York formerly Il Lancaster Penn,
eldest daughter of the late Daniel Vondetsmith. ESD
On Monday, June n, by the Rev. Lot Jones WILLIAM
WARREN LETsoM to Miss Jane FREDERcKs all Of this city
On Thursday, June %, by the Rev. Isaac Ferris Nc
GEORGE W. Wiley to Miss SARAH T. HOWELL, all Of this
city
On Sunday evening. June 26 by the Rev. Dr. Pise of
Brooklyn. Dir. GEORGE TERRY to Miss MARY THERESA f.
Finn both OF this city.
In harlem, on Wednesday June 20, by the Rev. Mr..
Ierd ARCHIBALD G. ARMOUR to ELIZA JANE LIscoMD, OF
Harlem.
In Salem, Mass. Wednesday. Ju ne o. by the Rev.
Dexter Clapp Mr. JOHN N. MORT of MOBILE, Ala, to Miss
HARRIET EInABRTT daughter Of the late William Shsbee
In Neuchstel Switzerland, Thursday, Juoe Q, JOHN
J. KELLER OF New York, Miss LOUISA ADELE RUTT Of
Neucha.el.
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Sock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Jurs q Reported by Keen 4 Taylor
First Boord-Sl4 100 Schuyl Nav 6s '82, S2sl; $50 do
s5sn 2lk; 100 do 21S; 100 do, s5wp. I'm; loo do,
b6sn an 100 Long Islsed RR S. Is: 200 do cash. 49,
do EDWIN, s5H 400 do, cash, s5h; 100 do b5 -n&int.
35x so scbuyhil Nav b6wn 26h 100 do, IS, 26,S 100
d. ca.b 26h IL Penna RR cash SO go do IS, so; 20
do So 500 ksa aiy RR 46 American Insurance, II;
90 Girard Bank. b5 l4A. Betoeea Boards-lO0 shares
Chester Mining Go, b5, l4h; 400 schuylkil Nav Of
35A 100 Long Island RR cash ls Second Board -$tss
.npa 5's certif. OK; TOO Wilmington RR 6s b5,
o. Is shares Chester Valley RR Ia so Union Canal III
Lshigh Nav b5wn 53H; 80 A Insurance, 1917; 100
Penna RR, IS SO after Board $50 shares Schuykill
Nav b6 2eZ; 100 schuy kill Nav e 35A 1000 PennA
SIS, e71S; 100 Morris Canal FIX; 200 do, b5 2l14.
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University or the City OF New York.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE PHILOMATHEAN
AND EUCLEIAN SOCIETIES,

The anniversary meeting Of these societies ceebrat
ed yesterday evening Il the Reformed Dutch Church Ii,
fsyet'e place. Chancellor Ferris in the chair The au
dience toeratiy numerous Dodworths band
in attendance The exercises If the evening
menced by the Rev. John Pieypont recting poem en-
titled The Scholars Hope At the conclusion of which
E. P. Whippe, Esq, of Boston, forward AMI de.
hvered ADDRESS, occupying hour and twenty mi
nutes in which he attempted connect all genuine
teectual success with manines of character and
the for Of individual being its primary condition.
That force, said he is weakened and or
augmented and enriched ding It is not drec ted
TO ap ropiate objects that Incidence conceit and fear
present continual checks 70 those outgorgs of the mind
into solid communion with facts and laws aad
. is bundle of 'acuitie. buta vital person.
unity pervsdes vivdee and all the variety
of his manifestations, it follows that the vices
which deprive and eneeble the character deprive and
enfeeble the intellect
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tspd bis funeral from the rsidenos Of his sos Solomon
Wsrdn No vasick street. this afternoon, Ut half past
O'Clock His remains viii b taken to Monmouth
county for interment.
Monmouth papers please sopy.
On Sunday night. June 20, at No ga Hudson street,
after very pro'raced illness, NARGARM TAYLOR wife OF
janice Quss druggist aged 2S years
On Wednesday, june a. THoMAs l. RAYMOND Esq, aged
80 yean-
His remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery
Dublin and Ssugerties papers please copy.
At Msdea in the 9th year Of his age deeply regretted
by his family and friends GEoRoE DAY WELsH Esq for
many years resident in that islaud.
In tie city Of Glasgow Scotland Tuesday June I,
of brain lever BEsJAxN RoBEsIs Of New York city, in
the 9th year Of his ago.
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SHIP RATHER, Of Baltimore, at San Francisco Nav 81
from Philadelphia had very heavy gale Jan &c. sprung
topran yard, and carried away topgallsntma,t, aoc
goods bread, candies, &c, to relieve the ship
BR BRIG AURORA of and from Hall, f. for NYork sunk
at ,ea Both ult. The brig yolusia which arr in the
Clyde 9Th nst picked up May 81 lat "A Ion 81 W. IL Of
the crew and out Of the long boat Of the
Aurora Three OF the and 20 passengers went
with her Two Of the and passs niger left the
vestel in the small boat and supposed to be lost The
Aurora sailed from Hull on the Goth April The
OF those saved are Joshua Cherry, master; Henry Apple
BY, first mate; William White I'd: William Hooper cook
Getrse Land, carpenter Thomas Hall Henry Pickering
William Wardale Robert Simpson, James Anderson, eli
aba seaneni Henry Dennis Alcock, Apprsntoe; Samuel
Those drowned John Barker and wife Chs,es Busbsy
srs Tue Cbstles sptk, ste sai two chldrea George
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Died,
On Monday, June 81, Mrs. ELIZABETH

On Monday, June q, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. soorr of dropsy,
sa.d IS years.
The fuueral will take place three o'clock this after
Door, from the residence Of her brother W. s. Turner
No 112 Chatham street.
NeebuIg papers please copy.
On Nor day. June II, after long and painful Illness
JAMES CURRY, aged Al years
The friends Of the family, and Of his brothers INLAY
Samuel +. Webster John Baker and Mervills Shum "
also the members Of Oriental Lodge No. 68 o. of o. f.
are respectfully requested attend his funeral this sf
terDoon at two O'Clock from his late residences No %
Thompson street His remains will be taken to Cypress
Hill Cemetery
Portland and saco rapers please cory.
On Monday, June ~ SAMUEL infant son Of Samuel and
saab Radclf, aged four weeks
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral TO afternoon at
o'clock from their resdence No. 125 West Eighteenth
street. without further invitation.
SAMUEL wARDKL late Of New Jersey, in the 83A year Of
his age.
HIS restivs ard friends IRE respectfully invited 10 Al.
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jersey CRY IntelIiaence

IMPROVEMENTS Last year the Board of Chosen Free
boorr resolved TO enlarge the jail for the county Of Hud
and ployed Mr. James ri. mmins 70 superin e nd
the operation Large addition # brick has added
to the western tide and three riers OF CELL CONTRACTED
which increased the number half. There are
eighty TOUR large cells witness and Eve
corridors together with Other additions aoo i'm prove
ments rendered necessary by the increase of crime ia
Hudson County
BURGLARY While the family Of Mr.. Burke were IN
New York yesterday afternoon, burglar eotered their
house With false keys and stole box OF valuable very
and $1l0 in bank bills. No arreAts have been made.
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OHIO RIvER-Low WArER--On last Saturday
the depth OF water in the channel of the ohio river
burg, only thirty ioches Nore but the smallest
boats could pass down to Cocipnad and frsghts were
thirty cents per HUNDRED pounds, and adva ncng
We also learn that the bars below Cbcnnst the
il shallow for bat the smallest of boats and
feight were going up ibe effect must he TO send all
the merchandise from Baltimore Pm adslphia and New
York destined 70 St. Louie and points further south via
Cbcsgc the canal and Ilioois river The water in the
latter river is abundant for fret class boats and no pros
pect NJ shy hipd TO navigation for many weeks at
al ths ssason-Chieago Tribune June "a.
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TIE bark Cornela arrived yesterday left Havana on
the 18th, not BIB inst.
Ba.k Europa (of Salem) 400 tons 81 years old. has
been purchased by hr Abm osborne, Edgsrtown, for
whaler Tor $4,000 and will probably be commanded by
CAPT Pease, late OF the Chandler Price NIB
Bark Cscheot (of Malta posett) now at sea has been
purchased ny Messrs II Bartlett Son, New Bed. ord
sno will hail frbm that port
IAUNcmD-At Belfast, 10th inst, by Messrs P Carter
Co. perior copper fateued schooner Of about 200
tons called the Emma Cottre. owced by Me-srs Cakes
Angler Of Belfast d Brookmap Co Of Ne York aud
is to be commanded By Capt Cottrell, of Belfast.
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VERMONT PoLIrIos.-The democrats Of Vermont
held their State Convention at Montpelier the 23d
inst and nominated John Robinson for Governor and
VI 1.r. OF Z. Kidce, fer LisutenaLt Governor.
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Court Caicodsr-Th,s Dav.

UNITED STATES District COURT Nos 80. 33 to Al
SU,REME CouR1-Circuis Part first-Nos $685. IT,
$50 100. 75s S03 sec Sl2 s13 AGO. 524 GAL, 716 s14
s1s Part second-Nos 1,00S 1869, lies and the re
nsipder Of the calendar.
Jrdpe Morris will continue to call the cslecdsr until
four found ready for trial and after those are
tried will continue in the like maj per
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UCTION NOTICE.-sAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTION.
"A seI-OsGOOD CON. Kiln store 1873 Fulton street.
opposite Spring street large and general Of
furniture consisting Of rosewood black walnut and
SOFAS chairs msrbletop tables euresps side
glasses chairs sewing and rocking chairs TO
ing entire stock Of Mesrs Doeher Brother who
making extensive alterations in their
department.
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UCTION NOTICE. BY WILLIAM SHIRLEY :
"A Large sale Of orockery glass and yeIia
street Also, Gu casks tumbers &c. In lots for retailers
and grocers.
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II LEEDS CO will sell this day June 1 at half past
10 o'clock at Gales room No. Wall str household furni
ture the property Of person eavins e city Of
mahogany sofas In hair CLOTH and pa,lor chairs do
tete tetes centre table, marble top do, top
breakfast table; card do dining chars;
ny extension dining table cost 500 dinner and
steads mattresses and other household furniture rose
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suTERoR COURT 1.-Two BIsnches Mos. 1,1s5, 981,
] .272, 975 2S2 1876 z7e, 277, 1878 279 l $50
292, 293. 293h; 1924, 1895 1896 1.2e7 1928
299, 300 3o2 sos ,so4 3o5 1908, 1907, 1908
als, $40, 1920 a2l, s22 s23 1874, 325, l326
/ 32T Il 1913.
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sPORTING 90.

~~-~~~~-~s~-s-c-s>
DIGEON SHOOTING WILL TAKE PLACE ON WE'D
nesday, June rs at the Grotto, Prospect Hill, near
Lovers OF the sport are requested TO attend
go .upply OF birds hand The Fatbush stages paI
every half hour. r. WALKERV
TO sPORTsMEN:-JUST RECEIVED BY THE SUB.
makers These runs sss wa gun sheath
bores for summer shootng having boon
Tor that purpose Sportsrren will do we'l 60 call 81
CONVOY Fulton street, corner Of CuG.
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John X. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER OAKLEY a
WRIGHT will sell at action Thursday June 30 at
,2oslook MI at the Msshanios Exohsnse No. s43 Fulton
lots Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues Hancock and
Jefferson Streets In the NEST desirable part Of the Ninth
Of the city near The Fulton avenue line Of omnibues
the day and night Sale psrem without reserve
portion Of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage for five years at per cent interest For
and particulars apply to the auctoneers 3 uon
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sALsEs Al AUVraUn

UCTION sALE-THIs DAY, AT lnh O'CLOCK. AT
"A l49 Bowery brandy csret vines sss.rs nsoestonis'
sofas lounges rockers table, CHAIRS bsrsaus, desks,
clocks locking, glasses, trunks 10 Terms cash.
THOM As SPHINX. Auctioneer
A UcTION NOTICE-CRocKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
"A Ao.-J. =, VAN ANTwERP 4 son vii sell o. %
crates white granite consisting and tss ware bowls
plates dishes dor 49, ho ALSO crates prihtsS
packages assorted glassware cask table cutlery Gaia
logues the day previous B-The above will be sold BY
the and the lots to suit purchaser
UCTION NOTICE.-SAMUEL OSG00D, AUCTION
"A eer. OsCOOD CONCKLIN will sell on Tuesday, Juae
% at lO O'clock at their ssleroom l3S Fulton street.
large OF and second hand funtur consist
ing Of parlor suits covered in satin broatee hair cloth
&e also enam-lled bedroom furniture marble bureaus
washstands tables. matres feather beds bedsteads
wardrobes &c all Of which to be sold to
close consignments.
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE.-PARISEN &KING,s
original Virginia aud North Carolina Express for Nor.
folk Richmond, Petersburg, Raleigh CASTOR Wlmn zion
s1d a interior towns Tuesdays and Saturday. charge
for the above psces will please ther orders 81 hs
ONCE NO Barclay street and thereby insure low rates
and quick despath Remember, the Original southe,n
press, No. 2 Barclay street PARlSEN KING
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r L. yAEDEWATER. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
e. this day, ut 10Y o'clock, Ut tho sales IA Wall
street. to the trade ard others large and attractive
scales milk scales, I've scales alcohol meters thor
mometsrs brats de- closed do metal do
watches water scales, pulse hommers do The
above gooss Of recent importation and All perfect
order and AFFORD fine opportunity TO the
who in want Of Of the above chemical instrumental
every lot will he sold peremptory close an
stock The above goods are exhibition
r L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEFR WILL SELL
this day. at IL O'clock ct the sales room IA ali street
light rookaway carriage with pole. shaft and shifting
ges suitable for one or two horses made by Wood
Ion iinson Co.. Broadway in good order, been but little
previous to the sale, in front of store.
WM. 8. MELLOR ACCOMMODATIONS SALE
the entire stock Of furniture in % Sixth
avenue Metropolitan building, account Of removal con
stng OF sofas wardrobes marble top tables washstands
bureaus chairs hat stands bedding
with the usual assortment found In ~ nure
splendid suit If brocatslle rosewood Also cart horse
and harncss Sale positive, on Wednesday June 90 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ "
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GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE AND SAFES, AT
" aucton-This day ut 101a O'clock At 81 street,
corner Of crsenwieh teas coffee sugar maccs,o arcs
GIN sessrs &C., in lots the retail deal rs Also
washboards sswbucks platform bsances Ere Safes 40
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auotioneer,
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SILvFR PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER WARE
- Casters, baskets tea sets table forks, S. and 81 :
spoons So to S. will bear engraving Also CorneI
solar and fluid lamps giranaoles mantle cancel. OF
1852 William street bets fulton Ann opposite the
oh
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UCTIoN TICE.-ADMINIsTR ATORs SALE
"A SAMUEL USGOOD. auctoneer -Osgood CoackliT
will sell this o'clock At their store LIS FuiSI
Of furniture consulting of feather beds mattresses liner
sheets pillow plated aud glass Also small To-
of female clothing
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DAMS CO.'S EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK PORTS
"A mouth, Richmond, Petersburg Wilmington, Rslsieh
aud the interior Of Virapia and North Carolina will
by the United states mail steamers Roanoke
via Norfolk every Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock
Fright packages aud parcels received ONCE until
"a o'clock day Of sailing Our inland express will
continue to eaIe daily as usual at o'oook A. M IL 2
and o'clock r. All freights for the above poin3 "a
tended to go by our inland express must marked
ADAMS CO., 50 Broadway.
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NATIONAL GUARD SEVENTH REGIMEsT, UNI
~ FORMS but little psed for sale at ha price,
mads TO according to regulation tho old
tailoring stand 200 ooster street. three COX
street. JOHN C. MuSEMAN
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CHASE CO IS EXPRESS 80 BROADWAY TO CALI.
ornis via Nicaragua 9th July, freight IS per ID.
ror OF Georgia Alabama and Tennessee Saturday TO Ii
verpool LONDON Pars and throughout Eurose every
and Walnut streets Philadelphia Hayne street Chares
tniy Part ~'~'AS D~10
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UCTION NOTICE.-BY r. W. FROsr.-THIS DAY,
IA at u O'clock in the auction u Spruce street
will be solo, sofas sofa beds and ccuches 80 barroom
chairs marble tables and marble slabs erces bran
dy. rcgeratorsls looking glasses and other articles
also, some Ane canary birds &c.
REII. AnnkionAar.
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n S. FOUGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
eeant rosewood household furniture velvet carpets
Thursday next June 80 at 10 o'clock at No las West
Twenty first street the Seventh ard Eighth
This sale will, embrace large quantity Of elegant
raror and chamber furniture of Europesn aud
nahcssny and walnut chamber al dining furniture Also
the sverware cutlery and manel belonging
the Also super elegant French secretary and
superior octave rosewood panoocte of excellent
touch tone and fDish Together with host Of other ar
cles 10th useful and ornamental hut altogether
ton. yet comprising The plete
CANT assortment OF good. offered az auction this More
particulars to Catalogues morning Of sale Sale
positive, rain r slime.
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TKhyliLING TRUNKS &C. JOHN cATTNAcH. 80
ard constantly good assortment OF so
peror sod sole leathr trunks suitable for or
Euiopean travel Also vases hat
BAGS &C. &C. Wholesale and retail: All articles bought
1T this sent of New York
yn JERSEY City Williamsburg, free OF expense Ordsrs
for the West indies South america, &C., filled with des
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~ W. HOLMES. AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF ELEGANT
~. furnit' carpets. panoforte, steel n.ravnss oil
paintings &c. W. HOLMES will sell this day, tues
day. June g. at 1G o'clock all the furniture 80. in the
brown stone bouseNe 2l Forty fifth street Broadway
consisting of richly carved mahogany parlpr furniture in
velvet sofas tete tetes I'D easy chairs in ha- cloth and
dsmask and mahogany marble top centre
sofa and fancy tables marble top bureaus and
French plate pier glases silk and lace curain
VOID carved mahogany spring seat chairs and
rocker centre side ana work ia es seeretrios
and sdeboards China tete tete rich china
vases nch and cottage bedsteads best bair
sofa bedstead extension dining table sver plated
ivory cutlery tapestry Brussels carpets; oil
cloth carpetng basement and kitchen furniture DO The
whole to be cold without Sixth
within block.
nD.NAsH AUcTIoNLER STORE NO. $40 BROAD
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II d. NASH AUCTIONLER. STORE NO. $40 BROAD
~ way .Sherihs sale o. q panorama On Friday July
valuable Of the Mississippi River together with
the fixtures, 80, DO.
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FECHES LEECHES.-FIFTY THOUSAND SWsD-
~ b Hungarian snd Turkish leeches fresh healthy sad
large just received last steamers and for sale
chesr, lots to suit purchasers by +. PATUREL CO..
No. go Pearl street
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DFTkRSvJLrE BONESTEAD ASSOCIATION THE
excursion Of this Assocaton that has been dvered
tAte place this day. is postponed until further notice
count of the wes'h full attendance Of the members
the next few meetings Is desirable.