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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.


TRANSFORMATIONS moderately active at yester
DAYS reduced prices The days transactions consisted
OF 200 bills ordinary to choice State, at So 25 IS go
mixed fancy Western, at So 371a So u.s. and other
kinds at proportonate figures. Canadian remained
last notices Sales of 400 bbls Southern TRANSFERRED
chiefly at So rs SO for mixed to good straight brands
per Dbl. Rye -four and meal dull and heavy
Nothing occurred in wheat barley oats. Sales
made Of bushels rye part at 81 TO- and At 900
bushels corn, at zoe. &c., chiefly at 73c 75c the
highest rate having been procured for only two
lots Of handsome round yellow which kind needed
by shippers.
sGoTT6N The market continued FIRM with sales of 220
bales for export $3.50 do for home use, and l34 do
speculaton-total, Tie bales
FREGHrs.To Liverpool rates continued firm, though,
shippers waiting for later foreign news, there
was not great deal DONE About 1900 bushels corn
bulk engaged at ID, and 500 bales compressed
cotton at 4d. s. 1ed.-the former amount to fill up.
To London 500 barrels oil cake engaged at 2s Sd,
900 do rosin at $751; 80 tons bacon at 30s To Glas
gow 300 bales compressed cotton engaged at bl6d
There nothing for the continent There were
about Is vessels up for California; while rates we're at
Soc. per foot measurement
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork in hveer demand, but not so
rm The sales amounted to 800 bbls at S14 for mess
and $40 81 n for PRIME per Dbl Sales made Of 230
pigs cut meats at unchanged rates. 600 bbls lard at
9L 9Tc. per h. and 800 bbls beef at former quota
tons. No change occurred in butter or cheese.
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making the entire length Of the work sess fest.a1s
Sest than mile. The fall Of st. Mary is Is feet,
and the canal s to be IL feet deep The sides to be
inclined from canal bottom the slope Of feet 70
J. and TO be walled with Stone where there Is not .
natural wall that they win present rock surface
throughout On the canal bottom, the width is "a feet
and consequently it is 100 feet wide The walled banks
to rise Ave feet above the water line, making the
breadth Of the canal st the towpath bank lis feet
There basin 400 feet long, 40 feet wider than the
canal placed about 1000 feet above the locks There
to be two locks each $50 feet length between the
gates made with walls 10 feet thick at the base and
strengthened by stone buresses the outside IL feet
spart These win contain cubic yards of masonry
OF which probably 600 yards must be brought
sels from distance Not less than l2 600 of It
come In schooners, from Maiden, near Detroit. The
loeks are Of sufficient capacity to admit the largest
steamers now floating upon our lakes
At the commencement Of the work, there were
EOS SEQ cubic yards of rock and be out
above water. The amount now remaining is less than
onexth Of this and if the work Of the present month
equals that Of the past about Of the entire
excavation work will be done above water leaving some
thing less than 1000 yards yet to take out There will
also be "a 600 yards Of under water excavation to pre-
pare for the upper pier the greater part Of which is
muck and gravel. The piers below are finished above
water and temporary pier, 800 feet in length Is put
mp the north side OF the canal to accommodate the
great freighting vessels OF the company
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a. II. NICOLAY,
=. SINTZENICH,
w. r. BREWSTER.

4 nBRRT NIcoLAY, MISUNDERSTANDING.
alton sale Of choice Wines liquors. and yegars-Albsrt
3. Nieoay Co will sell at auction on Friday May H. ~
o'clock at the salesroon Is Wall street sontnu ato
sale Of hne Wines brAadies fruits being she
Issnss e the stock Of On declining husns,
stng Of ten preserved peaches hoBmecsy sealed
I've eases preserved six assorted pie
o celebrated A. soysr brand ten dsnshns Ave eaoss
sesh old Lendon dock Heansssey bsnd vintage 1876 A.
vintage lae AID 1851 aye dsnohns hvs gallons each
ne dsmohas gallons cash old Jamaica SIX DENT
tsans ave gallons each sehiesam GIN I'VE demohns Ave
:Ssnpasne, Oh.. Hsi1ssisi, BoO.y. EesroPss.a, and
Bsrdesux, S. Juea Msrasshino and absynths cor dis
raied herring &c All very finest qualify Aise
DE barrel o. whsksy suppessd the Oldest IN
yss,s This win Be drawn Of in d:nijshns Ass ssoas
Tisa CelIonios London exhibition, La Norma Noris-
eAs As Every article will be sold without Also
elegant pair Of Shetland ponies warranted perfect
and kind in all harness under the saadls they
ridden driven both by ladies and children
Dope time. A. H. NIeOLAY.
=. SINTZRNF1H,
w.
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ALBERT II. NIcOLAY, AUcTIoNEER. : STOCKS
"A and bonds at auction,-Albert II. Nicolsy will sell
this day May IS at I2 O'Clock At the he.shsnts EI-
CHANGE for account OF whom II concern-$5 600 Ceve
ia.d and Pttsburg Railroad per cent Converble bonds
each 600 Great Western glinos Railroad LIST Mortgage
October 600 Toledo Norwsk and Gle Railroad 1t
rsary and lt August each 81 Lyons Iowa. Cen.
trail Railroad LIST Mortgage cent Convertible bonds
LIST June and LIST December 600 each 800 In
diana Preferred per Stock 20 shares New Haven and
New London Railroad 500 each IS do Madison, Indiana
polls and Peru Railroad $50 do Third Rail.
isntic bank sloo do 3d. Marine Bank $50 do; 20 DO
Mechancs Bank, Of williamsburg f50 do; 20 do Farmers
and Citir.n. Bank, Of Long Island s25 do 20 DO East
hN q paR6, Gov 10 .nsura-ss SVAP~-
n.y. $50 do 100 do Fulton Fire Insurance COMPANY s25
mems Insuranc Company sI7 do Broadway Insur
Company, $25 do 10 do Lorillard Fire Insurance
s5 do % do. Williamsburg Gas Light Company
$50 do 76 do Beeville White Lead Company so do.
$40 North River Mining and Quarrying Company, (Yer
mont marbles) s25 do Terms Of Sae-Ten per this
the balance to The accrued interest
ali will be charged to the purchaser No stocks
or bonds will be sold unless they the alogue A.
H. n holds regular sales Of stocks bonds and other secur
ties every Monday and Thursday at the Merchants Ex
change AT private sse-A great variety Of first class
Railroad bonds Bank Insurance ans other stocks Once
No Abroad street, nsxt 10 sorner Of Wall street.
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lDVERTEEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 LBERT H. NICOLAY AUCTION EER.-SIG. GI0VAN-
"A non first great spring sale Of real Carrara marble
Batuay busts paran statucttss silver
ware, bronIes, bohemian glassware &c-Alhert Moo
lay Co, will sell At auction Tuesday and Wednesday
Nay and At half past 10 O'clock e.sh day 81 hs sales
nasbls goods elegant ParAn ware Bohemian gssswsrs
Vance bss the o ssnor
rins many aud beautiful decorative artele and al
together forming splendid sssemblags Of these goods The
seal Carrara marble statuary eonsstug Of Venus after
Canova dancing girls after Canovs Hebs Flera after Bsc.
shante Faith IN ged Fidelity, group Of girl sad dog
Sss group fX.h: and C,Iia &C. The above pies:, Of
many other smaller pieces admirably adapted for nAntsl
AL beautifully carved and finished by the
NEST eminent modernom asters Also, large and varied
assortment Of vases, Hardigo sienna yened marble;
xtruscan GreeAn and Hedics fourteen inches
70 x feet height elegant marble fsrsa fsuntans bird
sssas G TO- he silver plated ware all Of the best
Aeld plate comprises heavy silver edged sastors Ii
guor frames, cake baskets card baskets walters swing
Hotties, tea AID coffee servee 3d. The above are all
~ the most elegant designs and calculated to attract
tsntion H. goods consisting Of elegant pearl inaid
work tables silver STING pearl naid work boxes dress
ing writing desks centre tables rsesp
II the most beautiful ornaments flower
tsmblers centre vases &C. goods all the
Bohemian glassware, and tasteful article fer
mental purposes seldom be found Ao elegant bronze
Axures clocks candslabras, coupes, oandestioks and
Traction The goods c,a be seen ON to
- A. Il. NICoLAY
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A j. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION on WE'D.
"A. negday May III 1854 AT I2 NJ at the Merchants Ex-
shang. New York y order Of the supreme copIs and
desirable property, Wis. On Tenth and Thirty
tird street.-The five four story brick houses with stores
and basement stores underneath together with lots OF
ground situated And next the southwest corner Of Tenth
and Thirty third street and known Nos 1853 S3
3 o aud DOL Tenth Also the four three stery
with and basement stores underneath
sogetl with lots Of ground, known Nos A5 3 So
and M Tenth avenue, west between Thirty second and
Thirty third streets and directly sdjoniny the above de-
ssribsd property The above houses have all been
streA the four three story basement brick
and lots known 36 ans 32s and s3s Thirty third
side fifty Ave feet Of the
Tenth and directly in the Of the above de-
pcxibed Tenth properly These houses nearly
nsv finished in handsome styi: with brown stone stoop
sA~esAso largo ana vnlua let Of ground situated
the north side OF Thirty second street. eneng
bundrcd feet west Of the Tenth the
NE above properly This lot large and desirable
being twenty feet front Thirty street.
Eve feet on the from ninety eight to hundred
aad twenty thrse feet six inches In depth Fer the al
neasons OF the Abeve houes and lots refer tho
far maps terms and further particular apply
street GEoRGRT STRONG Referee
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T .AR0E AUCTION SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
- furniture rosewood pianoforts, French pier glasses
ysr ware rich china :. The auan
Esnss ths hosdy n:rni.s sslosk precisely rsin
shine being over ur hundred lsts by sataogus
In Eighth avenue four doors from Fourteenth street.
usual In sales every article will be seld without rsss
vation) consisting n part, Of handsoms octave
roseweed pianoforts rish Esssh tapsAtry three ply
Brussels and ingram and tar carpets two sutes e
elegant Rosewood psror furniture magniis:n. eesres
sass. reception and arm chairs in brseade and velvet
rosewood PIER ecnre and sofa tables did French
per glasses slabs and brackets rich curtains and shades
french eetsa tetes, French, ermulu and Elsabethan
eieeks with masnfhcsnt and eesy mantei ornaments and
other decorations; also number Of beautiful eval and
osher painting AID French embossed sngravngs richly
framed ehsnssr farni.ur. richly carved and
hossy french bsdstesd fall marble top rosewood and
Sss nos drss:irs bureau marble tep Rosewood,
sSs,dn hair Esstrs.s bsds bels.srs aaA pillows
veGs s.d nahegaay s.fas divans otonan rostsr card
ss corner ssss"es rosewood. mahogany aad french
nsnt fsrEtsrs sssenscn dinis table elegant eHisa din
nor sst ss hundsa and forty Pieces rich shins ts
:s srsss variety q silver ware ivory handle cut
oas soss "a fs:hisssA !ansscrts 40 Catalogues viii ),
ready early % she Morning Of sale. No postpenement
kUS5hLL W. WE6TC0TT Auek enesr
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ARoE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY BUILT
S ~ Tsarri.gss; wagons, sulkeys &e~wLLLsA Raj
through Coin nAydoek, on Tuesday, May rs. 1854 at IL
cleek bis stock OF earrage included the sale will DO
standing top Reekaways shifting ssat phactcns
brett four and sx seat standing roskaways doctors
gig passions Boston made ohaisss Boston
gss shifting top bussss close top top busxe
four seat hunting wagons sulkeys and business wagons
Terms a. sale. -.
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JoHN RAY kUCTIoNEER WILL SELL, on TUES
day May 49, at 10 o'clock A. M at his salesroom, No
4sS Grand street large and general
second hand furniture consisting In part OF
wood and mahog centre tables bureaus sofas
plush and lar cloth black walnut oak and maple
seat chairs feather beds hair addresses 6c
voice Of Of the pstterns all which
win be sold TO the highest bidder for cash At IL o'clock
get Of harness. auitAble for A rroeer -
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0AKLII WRI0Hr. AUcTIoNEERs-wILL SIR
~ y,.r lsy ~ ~ 10 e'eIock, ~ the saissrsem,
beautiful assortment u standard noes Ava prsss 1917
800 1890 AZ Is.ss sss's b. non We stsy II o. ixRC
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAiLRoAD.-0y AND
IN after Saturday, Nay IS 1854 the trains Of the NQ
York and Harlem ksssd yin leave ss,st ser,s, wsA
Nornine express AZ A. NJ, arriving ~ Albany
sfterptop s1pssss, p NJ, arriving ~ Albany l0P
JOHN d. BLOT, sspsristspasn6
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HOUSE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, &C-TO
saS TGrs.d.y - Sh SclOsh in house in Eshth
Of parlor furniture in hair CLOTH marble CENTRE pier
and side tables, Brussels three pv and ingram carpets
marble top dressing and plain bureaus washtands toilet
sets mshosany and black walnut French and other bed
steads hair matrssses feather beds pillows and holsters
oil paintings and engravng china crockery and glass
ware cutlery and plated ware extension tables kitchen
furniture &C. Catalogues ready the morning Of
n
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OCULxsTs, AND AURrsT's.

nR POWELL, 0CULIsT, AURIsT, &C., ATTENDS
~ sxelusvely 70 diseases Of the eye and fro0 70
eelcsk daily - "a Broadway whore BE- procured his
Tfeetss tAs nys also ARTIFICIAL vhisA are Ia
rs1 vtaAsss eIssHsn asa VIII nsv and lock exactly
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G. FUTILE, AUCTI0rEER, WILL SELL ON mon
IA day 18th ins At IL o'clock at the New York Horse
BassA pair Of large gray horses three single
boreee To be sold 70 close the highest
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FURNITURE.

NNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE MATHEWS
AZ STACY bt aRd SIG Broadway received frst slAn ma.
ais hsm the Crystal Palace ASd American Insn ate i't ~
ss,t s.s.s Of slsnsll:d chamber fsrntsrs and
pubhs - enanius tbete extensive stock. snM WE ~
msssssssss straw palassss pillows and sosers rem -
ENAMELLEB FURNITURE-BUYERs OF 1874
- Fashionable style Of furniture ssstos 70 sra1se
The stock ~ the safssrssm and faetsry VI = H. WAkW
While street, three doors west Of Broadway bLsusN
sns thirpsrs supplisd - usual
HARLAN NEW CABINET FURNITURE AND PA:
per hanging store, Third avenue, between IIth And
l1oth streets, By q. BBkRr.
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N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER, q BowERY
IA. will sell this day large and well assorted stock o
ready made Clothing and piece goods consistng
CLOTH Kentucky jean, linen, and Msrseies coats
PAn vests shirts and together with 100 pieces
hnc English cassmeres and broaaotbs 50 pieces
cts Nsnkns Kentucky jeans vestnss, Innings 40. Sale
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M Co. AassonssSs win sei At Auction. On Tuesday.
yards s asIa hs !sss
r,sn I ss%
time number Of superb and costly Aubisson velvet and
syPss
sSsss Is sss n ss;Ps:
three Ply carpets large and complete Grain
PANwCSSggsscS14EEER's SALE THIS DAY-BY LEWIS !.
ladies' spthue a ssh,% square Quantity o.
S$:Ss
TEaEscE BOYLE. AUcTToNE1n. sEoRE q CENTRE
No 100 Chamber ..iestThe entire f9rniturs q gen.
& . & s.d oil pss
s; marble top centre s .s pier ss rpSOv
washsands hat stands tapestry Brussels and Insraia
ssssssa dining tables saia pos"s Without Hsssss
TERENcE BOYLE, AycrIoNEER-sroRE NO. 40
No. ss street. ns sn Eighth .assas
choice and well selected stock comprising sugars,
tanning platform scales
the fixtures oil and oil cans, moasses and cans &C. &C.
WIN. Writers, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
s.hss III 10 Il. all
posed d. Also the house to let 49, p'''''''''
WIS. AKLLoR, AUcTIoNEER-BY HouGHroN
al sn m sss stock n S.y
The entire stock MT George Smith on account his
moving The stock consists in part as follows Elegantly
carved paror furniture en- suite do etssere
rosewood mahogany and oak bureaus and washstands 70
match rosewood and mahogany tables, chairs hat stands
sdeboards extension dining tables easy voltaire and
paror chairs Sofas tete tetes rockers TO- and other
articles too numerous to mention in fact kind Of
This sale oncrs unusual those about furnish
ing lot will be sold TO the highest bidder aud tho
goods such be rolled all having been
of sale.
w .MElLoR Modern and antique furniture TO morrow,
uesdayQ at l0 o'clock at ll3 Nassau street. Beck
city and warranted Hotel proprieof the
trade those about reurnishug will find In the stock
can DO relied upon The stock part carved
rosewood wardrobes mirror DOORS richly carved rosewood
eteres mirrors DOORS and backs several elegantly carved
Turkish easy and votae chairs carved rosewood bed
fed bureaus and wash stands TO MATCH oak mahogany
walnut and enameled chamber furniture Of tho latest
styles elegant library bookcases in rosewood mahogany
and walnut extension tables Of the most
s.ns As9 1, and oval With an
silver plated ware tea SETS castors pper mache tables
tea trays &C. Catalogues ON the morning Of sale
WIN. coNsELyEA, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON
w Wednesday, May At loH o'clock At the residence
cSSs sr ia farming sas u
gray carriage horses young sound and perfectly
two horse rockaway carriage, one horse do, light top
s.rriass Light w.sSn lumber wagon sleigh saddles
TO- Also, ohairs tables bedstsads carpets lamps gran
doles washsand cooking and Parsr together with
Hamburg ferries every half hour.
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NTEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIREer-vfA
in Kew jersey Railroad tbrough 10 NIT hours lifted
states mail and express hns sss Rev York foet 81 eor
street. seven mae and eleven A. NJ snd ~ 6ur and
hsnpaslvs.P.M Ins-Ns n seven and slsvsn A: n,
and onr r. " "a 80 Der sseord sass NJ eleven A. frem
Few York sid fsur from PtiadsgaA - in ans A. and
half past eve Asssmmoasdsn Nae leaves ~ twelve
Lsnrs Tbrough tisksN fsid fer bslSNsre, WsshogtsA
Norfolk Wsdsg, Wilmington, ana ehahsstos, the sbsvs
trsns Through baggage IN tie nps AAd half past
ave trains only Passengers with baggage cross sxy
hft4sr main stes before ths train leaves
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HEERY Z; LEEDS AgCTIoNEIR,-BY d: H. LEEDS
IL &Co Tuesday May 1 at the studio No. 7O01 Broad
way, Washington place beautiful original oil paat
ngs eolleetsd artist during residence Of
AL oil painting: Of Ne Roman Tuscan Venetian Lon
wsrks from the pencil Of Andrea del sarto Porsasne
Claude Holy Family attributed t. Rsphsel Pistrs de
Cortons, Orronts, hola SaIvata Rssa, Tsntorretto,
Currad FidonsA Leonard d. vinei and others Of great
merit Can b: examined few days before the SALE above
the leaving
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T vANpEwArER, AyoTIoNElR-vANDRw

q. TER { TURNER will ssu en- Monday and tuesday
Nay and 16 at l0 o'clock ct the Pias and
8 Cedar strsets Househod farnturo large
sr.ituIs son:i..ins part q carved
basement furniture suits In French
tsls prsh and hair elsth SOFAS tstea tes esuehe mir
eerneurss beck music stands statuary marble sp PIER
sofa and centre tables, vsltairs Gothic parsr
chairs rockers French poreslaine decorated
sets crystal cut glassware hrsnse marble Parisian sssk
French plate pier glasses rich decorated oval sad toilet
forks castors cutlery TO- Dining fur
black walnut and oak extsnsion dining tables
and oak marble top dsboards
dining chairs, &C. Chamber f.rniture-Consist
ing Of carved rosewood mahogany black walnut
marble bureaus washanas 10 match rich
French Gothic and scroll bsdstsads wardrobs eommods
toilet tables mirrors chairs H. Also enameed
marble top and plain chamber furniture suite
warranted Best curlsd hair paasses &o Catalogues
morning Of sale.
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UCTION N0TICE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF
"A the Bank cofeo House, Pine street, NassauOn
fussday May g. l0 o'clock tho premises al the
stock and fixtures OF his we'll known sstablishmen
rrsns srss rate bar tables cutlery glass Scotch
ale, brande wines &e sold account Of
ing the building Terms each Catalogues be had
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TRAvBLLBRS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AnBoY RAILROAD TO PaILADZI,
\ mia srou pier No l. ,rrh rysr.-rws nnes daily, ~
IA. NJ and ar ~ The se.cnm'eanen ans AZ A. ". y
vsv ujssss and Candies fare o. Express Esss 81 r NJ
Nv Jeho Potter Amboy eaes Areet 70 Camden By
through In ave hosrfi ArsB
EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKS. OFF SANDY
~ JIo~h; fare 80 cents for the sxourdeHThe and
eommoaiossIoa steamer LAURA KNAPP, Cap. Ander
son having been fitted expressly fer this husc wa
her rsgssr trips on Sunday, May "a aad eestn-
ne day In the week except eAtuyday leaving
u7js, Mrwsy ,srsst =, X fui.sh street Brsstkr
pier No North river at escek A. NJ rtsrniss 70 the
city before ssnsst Fishing task& bait &s can BE pro
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EXTRA PAT.

TT s. SAILORS, OR THE HEIRS OF THOSE WHO
served IN ths Paehs ~ say time hsn IsA6 70 1888
''s'''' ''"' ~, + BHTs. " wall street. sassnssA
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TOHN K. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.-OAKLEY 4
WRIGHT will sell At suction on Wednesday. Nay H. At
the City Hall BrooklyI 100 desirable building lets on
Warren and Baltic streets in the Ninth ward Brooklyn
street, Brooiiyn, snd No 50 wall street, New Ysri.
r =. VAN. ANTWERP, AUCTIoNEER-CROCKER
q. glass, china, Ac-J. L. VAN ANTWERP 4 SON
Pearl street. l3 crates white granite light blue dipt
and china crockery also ten crates brown
new articles the whole forming full asssrtmsnt also 10
spitoons2 casks china in sets ~ pieces de-, &e Tho
above will be opened and sold ia lots to suit purchasers
N BCity dealers, grocers and country merchants, will
find their interest to attend All packed in the best
order for shipping.
TosEPH HEGEMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAY
q Is clock in s basement room, at 100 Henry
street between Joraleon and State, BROOKLYN the stock
containing about loo bottles Of medicine u, DO
Of instruments German and English medical books Ta5
shakspere SO Nos, 40. &c. Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday evenings May 10 H. and Is at precisely o'clock
and Pearl streets, brooklyn signor @. b. Psndol6ns
second great spring sale of marble aabaser satuay
tazzas card receivers jewel Baskets sandleoks &C.
10 silver plated ware-kich casters lquer stands salt
walters &C. &c. Paper mache goodsWork tables in lid
with PEARL work boxes portfolios &c. Richly decorated
china vases with flowers and shades china tea sets &C. &C.,
comprising the splendid collection ever offered the
Monday evening from to o'clock All goods TO be
from the city will be packed in the best and
small expense by Signor Pandolfni Friday evening May
splendid collection Of valuable Oh in rich frames
comprising many hne landscapes marine views fruit
pieces &c, &C. number Of beautiful paintings silk
and large number OF very fine framed engraviugs The
whole 70 be cold without and will be exhibition
during the week
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TT y. LEEDS AND 4. G. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEARs-
IL. NsrtgsSees sale Of elegant furniture looking glasses
Ae contained in "sandsrsen's Family Hotsl" Sra:
mercy parh-u: H. Leeds Co.. and &C. Tuttie will sell
.Ra ,osA ... :. sissa zach day b :sys,.l
glasses As contained in sanderssns Family Hotel"
oransrey park between Twsnsth and street.
comprising the furniture II buildings and having
been furnished within the last sx msnths Pare.lars
Attorney fer MorteAeoeS,
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A USIIoy NOTICE -TMos BELL, AUcrIONEER-
IA ny IBOS. BELL ". NJ. RUSH-TuesdAy, at 1917
oioek in the sales rooms ~ Centre street, second vaIuA
e safe 81 stock Of dry goods esthng and fancy goods
I'VE efunhs esed apparel taiIorine
mrnishng articles &c Wednesday, large sale OF sa.
eeror househoid furnfturs, carpets 40.
LOTIONS LK.-J. READING, AUCTTONEER WILL
a. on the Nce thsast street and
svr.itn Avenue large amount Of and second hand
s~ess en- the lstb Inst, ~ r. M 10 Wit bedstesds
r~s sso suxsass saly psssnp tsry.