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Died,


On Tuesday, May TO- MICHAEL adopted of Hugh and
Ellen Qun, aged fourteen years
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ut half past
/ O'Clock from No % Walker street
On Monday, May 2, BEDEIA SwESY, aged IL years and
months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral this afternoon at clock, from the
residence Of her mother, No 14S Gold street. Brooklyn,
without further Invitation.
On Tuesday morning, May 10 Mrs. DEBORAH S relct
OF the late Thos. c. GrahaiL, aged AZ years.
Her friends and acqua also those of her
brother in law. John NJ Weeks respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock, with
out further invitation from her late residence No 262
East Broadway Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
for internent
On Monday May 9. after short but painful illness,
Mrs ELIZABEIH, wife Of Amos Jones.
The friends and relatives of Mr.. A. Jones and also
those Of her j. std we'll and VIM. E Jones'
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from No. 219
Sullivan street. this afternoon, at O'Clock, without fur
Their invitation
On Tuesday, May 10 at Fort Lee of scarlet fever,
AR1HUR LOUIS LEREsARD only child OF Louis and Caroline
LereBard.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited 10 at
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from No. "a
White street.
On Tuesday, May 10, JOHN DOYLE, aged 80 years.
His friends md and those of his brother
Thomas win please attend his funeral this afternoon
O'Clock, precisely, from No. 10 "--.~~ ".-"~A
Prize
sanFranc1c Of aRehdsyy night May g. at IL o'clock
WILLIAM KkILY. in the 65th year Of his age
dis friends and those OF his Francis, William and
James Kelly respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj this afternoon, At O'Clock from his late residence
2S2 Pacific street, Brooklyn.
On Monday, May 8, in H1izabethtown, N J, JOHN Nc
CoRMK. He born at Grsnard county Longford Ire
land and is deeply regretted BY ,rge number of native
a well as adopted citizens
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.


AIrived-ships Kossuth, New Orleans; st Petersburg
Cork VIM Badger, Pacific, with LOCO bbs sp OIL b,rks
Nanso, Buenos Ayres; John Carver and Kinsman
Matanzas; Charles Thompson, Lucy and Gov Hinckev N
Orleans; Mary Barney. Apaachicola: briggs Caroline
San JUAN Cuba Csift rnia Caroenss; Kossuth, Matan
zas Tyron, Georgetown, &C. Foster BALTIMORE Juliette
st Domingo; Radius Jacksonville; Borneo Savannah
schrs Courier. Richmond David Coe Albany Sarah Hale
Lee Empire Globe and DSturtevant, Philadelphia ;Ame
rican Belle, Homer Cornelin and Harriet, New York
Ceared-Ship Star of Empire Liverpool.
SALBx, May 10.
Arrived-Brig Sheppard, Para April 20.
New BEDFORD, May Q.
Arrved-Sbp Metacon, Pacific, with L. $50 bbls of VIII
oil and $50 bbls sp.
DARTMOUTH May o.
Arived-Shp Brunswick, Pacific, with $50 bbls VIII
and so bbls sp oil
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Q.-Of these artists you have nanslS
A-Why not let the queaticn staId Is frst read
Q-Nsme in what othsr way II was done.
AWorks OF art would b brought before the commit
tee for their price would be determined
of the committee after the had been TAKEN after
they had arrived at the price which they willing to
taien Oh from the price agreed upon; and gsvs
reason that these Ave dollars would make item 81 the
end Of the year. the prices previously agreed upon oens
the lowest notch which the committee had the heart 10
offer the artist.
Mr.. Fullerton.-What elses
os this ali that you have to say the last question:
At have answered it fully, IL is
s-I, ws, during long period of time 1t was gene
o~What member Of the managing committee ever
offered such notion
A-Fredsric A Coe, your associate counsel
Q-Were you present.
A-Yes. many a time when this done.
Q-What as the artists name from whom the crayon
sketch, Study Of the Head" was purchased you spoke
A-The same as it was yesterdsy-Mr Nius.
Q.-By whom was that purchase made
A-By Mr.. Austin.
Q'-Aow much money dill he borrow Of you for that
Az was thirty dollars, think.
Q-Look at the paper now sho gn you, marked !, and
say If it Is Your handwriting
A.-ltis
o-pce this bill refer to the cray you have spoken Of
Mr. Eullerton-This paper is as follows :
For TIE Crayon Study Head $50
Received payment r. NILUS.
New York, June ~ 1850
t..-Name the artist to whom partiaty WAS shown?
A-Show a list and will answer.
Nc. Fullerton-I waive the question, then
Q-Are you ready TO furnish the papers rejecting
upon Mr. Austin which you have promised usi
II do not think il judicious to do at this time
Chair-Let the committee know your
Al think that may operate against me in suit at law
pending yself and the Art Union in which
they defendants, in which MI Austin may offer him
self a witness.
Chair-Have you any original documents affecting this
question, which originally belonged to the Art Uuiony
Mr.. Fuerton.-We do not claim that these documents
original; dom know What they are. lie has fire.
quertiy promised these documents
Witness.-I never said doc uments said memoranda.
Chair.-Iiase you any memoranda that you will now
produce
Al have but do not it udicious to present them
Chair.-Tben the promise you made this morning
you wish US 10 change.
A-on reflection deem it judicious to do SO.
Mr. Fullerton Il wish this cross examination now to
cease, ut the book onainibg the OF these op
press d art.ts be obtained.
Witness expressed a wish to explain something to
which he denied answering this morning.
Chair-You had better, Mr. Monk set down o-night
and write ol the balance of your story and then hand
it 10 the committee tomorrow morning. and they will
take il into favoIa able consideration
The Committee then aaou ned TO O'Clock, P. N this
day.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

t1eF0AO M0rhn0 SOKrcSPOnucnCcs
EDGARTowS, May 5.
Arveeschrs Julien Snow, Phila aelphia for Boston;
Grecian -, bound f.
7th-Sld the above
sth-Arr bark Alfred Tyler, Luce, Honolulu, 100 DAYS.
with $50 bbls VIII and $50 do sp OIL Spoke April lat
u OIL s. Ion IS Is ship Plymouth Rock from oston for
Australia
Also arrived-Brg D Carthagena, Robinson Philadel-
phia for Marbehead sch,s Mystlc Higgins, Work for
Boston; HILL Gilkey Philadelphia for do; Saiah Jane
Turkey, do for Roxbury Poole Yates, JACK sonvile
for tia Tucker Fuller Virginia for 10 Saml
Nash Allen, Savannah for Camden Oregon Merrill, Ron
dout for Bangor Hampton Glchrist, New Haven for
Calais.
9th-In port all the vessels arrived the 9Th INST.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10-4PM.
Arrived-Steamer City of Boston, Clifford Boston; brig
Albatross, Cochran Cardenas schrs Rio, Nicarson,
Portland; Jos E6ed, Hoover Deep Creek; KILLER,
Cearcd-Bsrks Margaret, Wood, New Orleans; Nashua,
Clifford Boston briggs Lowell, Booker, Mayaguez Pr
Julia Corson, and Z Wales, Little Mobile; Ben
Reeves, Shaw, NYork Emporium, Hawkins, Providsnse
Miller Peacock, Salem steamer John Marshall Clar
New York,
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On Sunday evening" May S, at st Marys Church, by
the Rev. VIM Stars, JOHN f. BUCKLEY, Esq., to Miss
MARY ANN kKED, all of this city
Brooklyn and Albany papers please copy.
On Tuesday, May TO- at Trinity Church, by the Rev. Dr.
Hgbee, Mr. SENECA s. BRAGG to Miss MATILDA N. GRAVES
both Of this city.
At Greenfield Hill Conn, May 10, by Rev. DR. Nichols
ISAAC MnBASK of New York to MARY E., daughter Of
Charles Nichols OF the former place.
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p w wEsTcoTT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
liz furniture On Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock l4s
Greenwich avenue combating Of large and desirable a
sortment Of elegant tapestry Brussels and ingram carpets
WOOD ana %shGgnny pier centre ard side tables marble
hair mattresses beds mahogany and rosewood arm chairs
and rockers mahogany and walnut dining and breakfast
tables mahogany and walnut chairs 20 china dinner
plates ivory cutlery rich china sets clocks
esnaeahras Kitchen furniture oil paintings &C. No post
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Brig Commodore (Br. Hail. Turks Islands, Is days, 70
Brig Pto Rico (of H.sPdsn. Ns), Brown. cardsnas 10
days, 20 master.
Brig Copeland tof B.nsor), Partridge, cardsna' 10
Brig Webster Kelley (of Bucksport), Reagan, Ponce,
PR April 20, 70 Brookman & 90.
schr Aler.do Mimic (Por). rinoce, Lisbon, 4s days,
scSr VIM MAILER, Crowsn Kingston, ia, 10 days. to
schr Charles Roberts (cf Rocklsnd), Post Key West
April 20, with pssaengers to White. May lat %
20 lon so TO- spoke ship Jersey, Of Salem, from New
Orleans for Liverpool dAJ 10 out
schr Antelope (of Cohafset, Kelsey, Ne@ Orleans 10
days, to w Lewis
sehI Martha Post of saybroOt) Post New Orleans IS
Schr Adelaide of Piymouth) Thompson Attakapas "a
days. to master No date lat Is lon 80 spoke schr Mag
dalepa. from Ellsworth for Havana 9th inst lat 81 Ion
"a &c. spoke brig Allston, from Bangor for Havana.
GDSchr Pauline. Henkns, Georgetown, sc. days.
Schr Adele, Apologize, Wilmington, NC. days.
Schr Deborah, Mdgett Washington. NC, days.
Schr Samuel Hall, Clendanie smyrna, Del, days.
Schr Mary Ann, Hodgins. Calais, days
Schr Franklin Davis, Wsrebam, days.
BELOW.
Brig Mary McRae Brumhall from Turks Islands
Also, bark unknown.
Bark Joseph Maxwell arr It'll inst from Rio Janeiro,
the vessel below 9th incorrectly called the Joseph
aldOn.
Brig Rosa Lee, from Bordeaux" reported below 9th
ST, was undoubtedly mistake of the pilotboat in
founding the Br brig Governor from Bordeaux with the
Br brig Rosale from Windsor Ms both Of which got up
next day.
Ships Texas Melbourne; Forest State st Stephen, NIB;
Harr burg, San Francisco; Austin Galveston; bark
Philadelphia (Breml, Bremen.
Wind at sunrise s.
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WIN Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL oil
w Thursday, at o'clock at 1877 Canal street nil an
sensi1 pnr0f shanhsT and furniture Of tamil
chairs marble top centre tables dining and do
gilt frame mirrors day clock oil
wardrobes window curtains dressing bureaus
French bedstcads hair mattresses feather beds tapestr
ana other carpets oicoths mating kitchen urniture &c
Postponed from Wednesday. -
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A DAMS 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss-PER " q
"A MAIL steamer FL Dorado, Friday Nav IL We shsii
our nex weekly California OREGON and
ene SHhuWch Islands by the u. 8. mail steamer ~
ssao Or Friday nexs 18th inst at O'Clock MI
70 ean In charge Of messenger Samuel W. LAM
e ~, with Invoices before day Of sailing
my no package should exceed 1876 pounds weisht a.
'es' e"pic measurement ADAMS q Co. 90 Broadvav
REkrQRp GO 8 WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- VIII be despatched steamer FL Dorado Friday Ma
% our messenger and with the Yerusr
e. :. q 20 steamer at Panama All freight should be
ceedns 25 lbs Guile feet in water proof
BERFOhD CO., M. 2 Astor House.
[ MLIfORNIA ExPREss.-FREIGHT THIRTY FIVE
ce9ts per ID Express leaves the 9th 18TH and
terror OF South Carolina Georis Tennessee aud Hsbsms
18th and 9Th Pbsdelphia and Boston daily.
CHASE a CO., No. 50 Broadway.
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER-TWO NDREl
w packages best glassware landing and three hui
dred lots crockry fancy glass china tea and
ments also five hundred brass gng side lamps
Siste for SanPheSe end various other goods Wsdne
ersdt &lOo desirable wholesale An
retail dealers. Sale positive. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

WILLIAM TRYING, MISUNDERSTANDING
English s's SILVER ,aa.ss oil & s e.
% es srs dining nnd rfsT a 6 n
o'clock each day. at the elegant mansion iO7 West Fe
Parior velvet tapestry carpets ext
ported ~ gilt stand with Marble sop s.:y
YSsaaGs superb heavy x 6.Osasls window .ars.
s1s carved 1'ssw0od Raror uruns cover
s'ps.s
perb bronze and marble clocks and candabras bron
full full Pas.n msr1Is figures and
Ss and Danslng Gr Of Caova
SHss a by Is Z. Y y';
n av fine ,1aS of Sasson Point Guides
5rssser; Entrance into stsstford upon Avon Turns
~ Ring ssrses f nsnry ci
cost ono thousand dollars De La Roches well known pJ
Head ard fiisrns By ssSa;sn Iapd:,aps By Turner
ea Ns rs oil
great merit steel srmer cost 81 900 An elegant
Dining Elegant wiz heavy satin S
glass elegant carved oak extension dining tables
marble clock death Of Chevalier dc Bayard fourteen g
Sterling English silver epergno most exqu
sely carved representing the Chase elegant silver
dclalras twelve lights each to match; tuperbIy CHI
solid silver tea set two silver cake baskets four cups bu
ter cooler BOWL large deliberately silver
bowl castor and liquor stand heavy pitcher. fish kni
gravy spoon soup lade salver napkin rims large fayr
castor largo beautifully cut cup suerb solid silv,
dinner set roast beef dish two and
of elegant gold AVID decorated ina dinner toa broakfa
An chocolate SETS heavy English cut glass Of 81
most costly description Paran SETS tete
Library and Billiard Room-Heavy damask window
tans lace under do superb pier gagses brnr
table rosewood SONS and lOungng chairs bronze and
BILE clocks and candeabras carved bookcases
superb carved billiard table with balls and complete
cost 5000 carved ounging billiard chairs &C. Also abor
6W volumes Of and valuable books of which suppl
mentary catalogue wilt be issued.
Bedroom Furniture : Royal Wilton and Brussels ca
superb French plate large size pier glasses all The
rooms solid carved french bedead
wood post bedstead with canops carved
top tables carved rosewood msrbe dressing bureau
washstands to match ladies' secretaries work tables
ting tables superb bronze and marble clocks rosewood
carved rosewood lounges. chairs and ounginy cha
covered silk hrocatele elegant velvet stair and hall
pets, English oilcloths, DC.
The above will be found to be Of the richest and
costly collections Of oil paintings works Of art
&C. offered at auction in this city Tickets admit
sion for the day before the bo oil
tanned at our office No. 8 PINE street.
Also the house for ale would re rented for term
years to good tenant. Apply to William Irving 4 CD
No. 3 Pine street.
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THE I.ECTUnn HEAsen.


SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-rHE HALL NO Ils
corner Of street
ana renovated has been taken by Messrs H. Burkhsrt
rsppng and tipping mediums who would invite
OF their friends and the public to tho
evening from 3to and from sto 10 o'clock. AdmSHnes q
cents. N. B-Csn DO soon daily from 10 IL eelock a
N Hudson street. -'-s
SPIRITUAL NANIrEsTATIoNs-MRs ". u. coAN
medium forrApng and writing who hA. svsa ittisss
her soees, No &x Broadway. Hours Of st@ins Srssfx
X. H., cad fson to eaAaeto " +. n. 1dniseiea
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LOST AND FOUND.

U10 REWARD-LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THn
R1OESth inst gold bracelet, between Twenty sixth
clay street stages near the Jerry Tho above reward
He - - -
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31UEsth inst, gold bracelet between twenty ski
clay tho he ao ONE OF the
Be paid delivering the A. Nemsn, No xs.oa
ing Gage E Bsssl
person returning said book will receive above re
osT-A POCKET BOOK. WITH SMALL sum on
shares Of :lsH dSSSstanns for
RR s IN Rs name Of George strong the
Cobb 4 Co, % Wall street. 'A' '-'A' WIN ~ a \
+ OsT-IN ONE OF THE SIXTH AyENUE RAIIRoI =
containing f e IL sss
owner n nn 81 no use to BY.
safaed y leaving the came at the ONCE Of Mesrs Laaw
DANIEL GREENvAULr.
I osT-oN SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, SUPPOSED TO
DC between Fulton ferry New York side and
.hrss e
s the In ely
& Ss 70 be on the look
those with found Any PRISON rstasna 70
AER ~ and aaPPPy ae r. Of
M.NHH s Of NAY .. BANK
ss np t nsa Be-
street to street in the Sixth sSsnS, canal
rn e 70 Gspsvs ht & hail.
thanks Of the owner Mr. Donida. ''""'u anu "ns
NOTICE s. LOST. A NOTE FOR THREE HUNDRED
fourteen dollars and seventy.iye cents dstaa ~
inc oth OF February 1861 made by Catherine Han
ron payable on demand to- and endorsed Nv Lama.
s !r All persons are cautioned against nerots
sas t me Under will be rewarded BY leaving IL A.
NOTICE To CoAsTING VESSELS "A STEAM RON.
te taken from the deck Of schooner FrsnIin
atey eapsized, after being MARYLAND Roach ths
ame icing part Of steam pump appsratIs Tho ner.ons
ng famc 10 tfer possession
noIy tbe Undersigned, be clearly idantinat
~ 70 claimed wherever heard from reasonable sav. a
will be paid TOR ita recovery ""o'e saFASo
JONES JOHNSON, No. 90 Wall street
RoBBERf-$5C0 REWARD-THE MODEL Uousr IN
the subscriber, No. Crosby street WAS brok.a os
n monday MAY and from 81 Go 800 worth az awisr
,sid a. ~ .hereIron fhe above reward will be
,erty. WILLIAM n REM nv dvSSos sEy ~ the p:o-
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ONFRIDAY THE 18TH OF MAY ATI2H O'CLOCK At
~ The Merchants Exchange, SIMEON DRAPER will sell
SoW OF . pr cent bonds Of the city JeHersonyi
nunna These bonds are In Of $1,000 and mature
IN this city one hnf In 1872 and 1882 Interest
payable semi annually. In New York.
Jeherronvile thriving city. situate opposite Louis
Jacksonville Railroad. = "
The entire public debt and bonds the civ,
amount to only $780, 600 Sixty Thousand Of the bonds wers
ssued to the Railroad Company and the railroad
pledged for their redemption The 100 no offered M
sale we're ssued for tho purpose of the means Il
grade and pave the public wharf LANDING and ohe,
necessary provements The Issue by ma
nimous vote OF the City Council and has been since fully
approved by the citizens In a public meeting
The charter makes the duty OF the Council e
annually levy and collect tax In addition ordiparr
revenue sufficient to meet the whole interest upon tho pub
o deb also specific tax to be set apart sinking uns
for their redemption
The public debt only be increased by petition
b tho legal voters of the city and then
additional tax must be levied to the interest Thes
real and personal property Of the city.
TIE taxable property the city last year amounted Il
81 O4 00 Tho corporate limits city have since bees
greatly extended thus adding largely the taxable pro
perty.
The Jacksonville Railroad Is In operation to Edis
burg and shortly will be extended TO Indians po the
ptal OF the state The property and business Of the
been increasing rapidly from tho time this road
menced and the amount Of produce seeking outlet
to the Ohio river by th channel will continue TO increase
Tho business and property Of the city.
For more detailed information in pamphlet form apply
to SIMEON DRAPER, 46 Pine street
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II a ainJ ,uouSEMoLD FURNITURE AT ARC
- ZION J Ia VAEDEWATEP will eeil a, wednesday,
May at io o'clock ut the sales No Wall street
comprising the entire furniture gentlemen going En-
rope removed for convenience of se Part Of the above
hso small invoice of new to be sold without reserve to
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Memoranda,

Memoranda.
LAuNcHED-At East Boston, Saturday, by Messrs
Brown Lowell, beautiful scheones OF 10 tons, called
the Wyvern of superior model, built in the most
thorough manner, and sold to gentleman re siding
Cane Cod
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[By SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE HIGHLANDS, May l0-Sundo IN.
Ships Ino, and Texas, have gone to sea- Ship New
World is still at anchor at the Spit brig south Of the
Highlands, bound in
Wind fresh from the Sc Weather cloudy.
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FANCY GOODS AT AUcTIoN;-J. /. vANDEwATER
H. will sell Thursday May IL at 10h o'clock, ut the
sales room "A Wall street splendid fancy goods
o. maehe quartstte work and chess tables walters
boxes &C. Also invoice of silver plated Britannia
ware tea SETS candelabras candlescks casor
kets walters salts 10 Also invoice Of Parsan made
desks &c Also OF Partisan clocks ali warranted
good decorated vases richly Of
all sizes and designethe whole forming an
which for style and merit cannot be surpassed
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EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION ON THE PRE-
~ misses, this day at 10 o'clock.-MICuL KERRIGAN.
auctioneer store No 1853 Chatham street. will sell at
on by order Of the executor of the the
Rafferty, the interest in the lease Of hsuse 10
Broome street for seventeen from LIST of May 1883
Ground rent $780, and rented cheap at $780, together
with one co
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DLANTs AT AUCTION.-w. 8. McILvAIN WIZ
sell this day, at the sssdstors Ne John street. st
Ssnss dshiss psn.ss DAISIES csrnssiens So from Isa
Buchans Astoria L. l. Catalogues
DEAL EsTAT EVE ARE REQUESTED TO CAL
III the atento Of real estate the valuable
NRfGHT 1 WOOD ct the nsrshassS Exchsnss, "a
York Thursday, May 18th, ~ II o'clock, N-Twenty
valuable lots in the Eighth ward, Brooklyn lot on
southerly of Third and Eleventh street,
ON Esysntstrect in the rear Of tho above Those lots
pleasantly situated In the most desirable portion Of
Eighth ward and in the immediate vicinity Of rapid Il
provements The Greenwood line OF omnbuses TO and
rulton and South ferries these lots each tP abo
Island: The location IL unsurpassed. being elevated
msrkaby healthy, and commanding fine view Of New 70
harbor Staten Island, Jersey Cit. New York city and
VIII be tho best opportunity ever offered TO
perempory and the lots must DO sold to the highest
without reserve Terms ut sale.
m .AsTEN,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUsi
hold furniture, pinnofortes and mirrors ut auction
Thursday April H. at 10 o'clock at 81 Murray street.
the furniture contained In the large double
ing OF two handsome rosewood pianof0rtcs mahogss
French cottage and other drsssng bureaus
dow curtains and ornaments carpets oolorns enolosl
wahstands marble top centre txhes; feather
and bedding wardrobes grandoles vases; clocks
together with assortment kitchi
furniture with whioh the sale will nce Catalog
the morning Of SALE No postponement any aceoa
THE SALE ADVERTISED YESTERDAY. OF FURN
i turo from families, will take place this day, at
O'Clock 73 Chatham street The assortment large
general. Also. from manufactures large assortment
furniture Also, feather BEDS carpets crockery, ga
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RY HUMDERT KENNY. AycTIoNEERs.- Ho UsE
Id hald Eurni This lHadnesdnxl mnrninr Al

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYs--ATA AUCTION
Othis day "wednesday May H. at ten o'clock and
fix seat rockaways new and SECOND hand buggy
by Lawrance express grocery do old family coach
harness. whip front Of 81 street Of
Greenwich. WELLINGTON A CARTER, Auctieneer.
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n L. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE,
- and worthy the attention Of hopsskeepers This
the entire contents store and house. every
description Of housekeeping articles chamber and
bedroom furniture abundance rich suits Of
covered in plush and brocatells) sofas bureaus chairs
French bcdsteads centre card work. and dining tables
hair mattresses pier glasses fancy CLOCKS
at reasonable charges Also carpets old all
scriptions.
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MORTGAGE sALE-GRoCERY STOCK AND FIX.
M turef-On Thursday, May IL at halfpast 10 o'clock
on ne premises the entire stock contained
and liquor etore Jl Twelfth street. First
sisting Of teas coffee & all the usual articles
found in grocery store together with fixtures bar
tiers, Kegs, &C., and grocery wagon and harness.
WELLINGTON A