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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12
The Trouble In Haytl.
THE FRENCH VERSION OF THE AFrAII


Translated from the Courier des Etats-Unis.l
KINGSTON March 2S 1854
We learn from Hayt that il required but little pro-
Emperor Nicholas would have rcjoced in the acquisition
Of auxiliary such his cousin the Emperor Soulouque
and would doubt have permitted his subjects
the decoration st. Faustn.
The following are the facts
On the 9th of March Rear Admiral Duqucsne Com.
Inander Chief of the Naval Division of the Antilles
entered Port Prince in the frgnte LIphgenie
panied by the brig Mellagre, and the steamer Lar
dent. Immediately after the arrival Of the Admiral
difference relative TO the national debt But the
difficulties, which had at first assumed warke character
surmounted, and the of $500 paid
down by the house of Lloyd Co. which reestablished
the most perfect harmony between the representatives
france andthe Hayten government.
On the 18th Admiral Duquesne and N. Reybaud Con-
su General OF France received in private audience
by the Emperor and Empress NJ. Duquesne after hay
ing been announced and by the Due dc buron
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, pronounced the following ad
dress
syo Majesty and that Of the Emperor Of French
IMPLY disspated Your Majesty count the sincere
lesre OF my sovorei to continued the amcable
Eors that exist between the two governments.
To which his Majesty replied
thank you. General and take God to witness
desire to see friendship reign between
In the evening the band OF the lphigene sent to
The Imperial Palace and executed several pieces OF music
in presence of their Maeses the prncesses the ladies
OF tie court and the grand dgnares. On the following
day the Emperor inspected the troops of the guard and
assisted Immediately after at grand at the end Of
which the Able Noussa, cure of Port Prince sang
II Dam and gave the benedicton.
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BID AsI.ed
Bid sked.

The superintendent Of the Rutherford Cold has arrived
in town He brings small quantity Of gold with him
the machinery had only begun TO work just before he
left-and the news that copper mine had been dis
covered on the property.
The earnings of the New York Central Railroad Com.
pany during the month Of March amounted TO SIG s47
81 against s32e51 20 for the same month last year.
showing increase OF s923 $50 IL for the month this
year. which s2S 900 80 was from passengers and se4
245 10 from freight
The receipts Of the Third Avenue Railroad compo,y in
March amounted to s24, oil n.
The receipts upon the Nashua and Worcester Railroad
in March were $40 soo-an increase Of So 70 over
March, 1853. The total increase since Dec 1853 over
the corresponding four months Of last year $50 Is
The earnings Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
March 1854 amounted to $3.50 1s4 cs against $50 9s5 So
for the same month in 1858, showing incseasc Of
si70,22S 20 for the month this year. Receipts from
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CITY TRADE REpoRr.

IUEspAfi April ll--6 p M.
AsHrs were inactive a. Sc 62h So 6sa{ for pearls
and SIS 9S2l SO for pots, per 100 lbs
BRElnsrrIrs-Flour was in coed demand for homo n 40
at buoynnt rates Tho days transactions embraced 500
bbls very ordinary to choice State at 81 81 So
TO fancy Western at 81 81 u IS l2I and other kinds
Of prof. ortionac prices There wore $50 bDls Cam dian
bought at 81 25 Sales OF 400 bbIs Southern
at 81 62 IS for mixed to straight aud IS sS lis for
fancy Per Dbl Rye -four unaltered We heard that
LOCO Ibis Jersey meal brought s. 2s SO 3Il per
Dbl Tic operations in wheat reached 1000 bushels l
nois rcd, ut 81 10, with few lots Jers do at 81 65
southern do ct 81 CO. and common do white NJ 81 TO-
Rye and oats remained about the same Corn tended
6ownwnrds The business consisted Of 81 900 bushes of
al, kinds al f2c 75o. per bushel
CA11IElherc offered az Aller'on's Wa,l,;nrton
rove Yard to-day, 2lS7 pcef Cattle offered during the
week. 1885, We snlnin the returns Of tic week IL de
tail together with the section Of country whence the
supplies came. Def Care.
Hudson River R...... 200 Kentucky, cara . 2ss
EI;c Palroad. mann. 100 Ohio on cars..,.. 1920
Harlem Railrcaa..... So N, York Stale on foot 3os
Pennsylvania, foot 51S Hudson River boats l13
Cftcr Stool
Hflm Rows Clrcs 20 Eric Raroad-Swine 1905
:. Veal Calves. o1T Hudson R-Sheep III
:. Sheep Lbs 4gt
Busiress e. the market to-day rather slick ow-
IL 10 the sido difference OF Mon between buyers ana
oilers Is 20 prices Tie supply of nccves In the yards
wrs Dot 80 large that OF net week. holders were
very 'nctaut r. raLc concessions Nevertheless the
mafhtt hes cGcergone Substantial Decline since our las.
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The following is List OF the banks designated by the
Canal Board repositories of canal tolls for the
year.
New YoRK--Butchers' and Drovers', Knickerbocker,
Empire City, Central, and Broadway banks, oneifth
each.
ALBAHy-Banl of the Capitol, Merchants Bank, Ex.
change Bank and Union Bank.
WEST TRoY-Commercial, the Manufacturers, Mer-
chants and Mechanics, Troy City, and Union Bank Of
Troy.
scBENEcrADY-The Mohawk Bank
FUIToNvnIE--The Farmers Bank OF Amsterdam.
LITTLE TAIIs-Herlimer County Bank
uncA-Ontario Branch, Utica City and New York Gen.
trail banks.
RoMr-oneida Central Fort stanwx, and Rome Ex-
change banks
syRAousE-Nerchants' Bank Mechanics Bank, and
Syracuse City Eanh
JoRDAN-Auburn City Bank
Mos1EzuMA-Banl Of Auburn, and Cayuga County
Bank.
Lyoss-CommcIcial Bank of Clyde and Palmyra Bank,
at Lyons.
PiIMyRA-Tne Bank Of Newark.
Observation-Disclosures Bank Eagle Bank, Commercial
Bank, Union Bank.
BRoCgIoRT-Bank OF Alton
ALBION MEDNA--Bank OF Orleans
acknowledging Bank, Lock port Bank and Trust
Co., Canal Bank and Western Bank.
ToNAwASDA, BLACK Rock, AND Observation-Disclosures Bank,
Whites Bank Oliver Ice & Co a Bank Bank of Attca,
Sacketts Harbor Bank, Marine Bank, Farmers and Me-
ehanics Bank, Buffalo City Bank, New York and Erie
Bank, and Niagara River Bank.
WATERFORD AND ScrUYIERvIIR-Saratoga Springs Bank.
GIEN's FAIL--The Commercial Bank Of Glen's Falls
and Glcn's Falls Bank.
WHTEIAIl-RaplI OF Whitehall and Commercial Bank
SAlIYA-Salt Springs Bank
PHoENIx-Citisens Bank Of Fulton
OswEco-Luther Wright's Bank and the City Bank Of
Oswego
GENEvA-Bank Of Bsnbridge and Bank of Geneva.
HAvANa-Bank of Havana.
HORSE HEADs-Chemung Canal Bank and Bank Of Che
mung.
CoRSING-Rank OF Corning
DREsDEN-Banh of cambridge.
PENN YANN-Yates County Bank.
HAMnToN-Bank of Hamilton
OxFoRD-Bank Of Chenango.
BJNGIAMToY-Bapk of Binghamton.
BooNylIIE-Fort Stanwix Bank of Rome.
ScorIsyIIE AND MOUNT MoRRIs-Genesee Valley Eank.
pANsvILIE-Bank of Evansville.
ORAMEI-Monroe Bank of Cuba, Allcgany county.
HiGGINs-oncida Valley Bank
observation-disclosures Bank of Syracuse.
salt deposits to be deposited in Onondaga County Bank
The Oswego aud Troy Railroad Company organized
Thursday last and $276 900 subscribed. The Troy
Wing says
Gerrt Smith subscribed $50, 900, and will lend his
powerful influence 10 the enterprise Oswego city and
county will subscribe $500 000 and it is pretty we'll
asceranei that along tho route between Owego and the
west bank OF the Hudson bona de cash subscription of
not less than 1900 900 will be obtained exclusive of
the right Of way.
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ssl4s

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The company will be able to make dividend Of 81 per
cent payable the 1st OF Nay, and leave surplus Of
nearly per cent from the earnings of the past six
months. The bonded indebtness which is only one
quarter the amount of the capital will be paid from the
surplus earnings at the rate OF $50 600 per 1t
will require but few years to ray the entire debt when
the dividends viii be largely increased There is float
ing debt or construction account
The bill authorizing the sale of the main line of the public
works OF the State Of Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to
Tisburg for the Of eleven millions OF dollars passed
the House by OF SO to 25 All the nays democrats
The price fixed is eleven millions thought the Senate
will amend this portion of the BILL and reduce the
amount TO ten millions that is considered the highest
price which be procured, and higher price in
serted with view to prevent sale by those who had
not the courage to vote nay the final passage of the
bill
The following table will show the amount Of United
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department
during the week ending Saturday, the Sth inst and
the amount Of the public debt outstanding that day
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ance OF three per cent and with directions TO pay the
mortgage money when raised direct to the Wife unless
ha s9si Give written consent duly ackno wedged be-
fore and certified by Of the justices OF this court to
INV the same TO her husband some other person, in
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report the transactions below showing fall Of full two
dollars per hundred. Cows and Calves steady at
about previous prices.
Beef CATTLE. 81 90 80 90
Cows and calves. northumberland. 80 90 65 90
Veoi calves. 10 90 20 90
Sheep. .............. 90 90
Swine gross weight) ................. 05a 06
and $50 sheep and lambs Market active, but prices
lower at from SS to s11 per 100 for beeves s35 TO s45
$50 for COWS and calves and SO so IS 90 to So SO 50
for sheep and lambs which is decline of from Soc TO
81 few extra sold at from 500 to $40. All sold.
On sale at Chamberain's, Hudson River Bulls Head
200 beef cattle 40 cows and calves 100 veal calves and
1880 sheep and lambs Prices of beef cattle have fallen
considerably, say 81 per head the better qualities.
are also lower the supplies increasing sales at from SIS
s35 s45 in quality Veal calves sold at from Sc &c.
TO 7c Sheep scarce sales at from SO 30 to S. in
quality On sale at 0'Brien's No. Sixth street.-the
bceyes and 30 cows and calves Market firm Prices of
beeves ranged at from 81 to So and and calves from
IN Pee
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IOHNL.yANpRwATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TOHNLyANDEwATER, MISUNDERSTANDING,
April S a. 10Y o'clock, at No 4s3 Broome street,
Of the manufacture of Hutchings Ponsot and
Others and but little used mante china
WOOD suits in French satin damask brocateo
tetes easy chairs, chairs and other chairs carved
rosewood eegeres very rich carved marble top
centre sdc pier and sofa tables rosewood marble top
hne eight tune music box. rosewood case perfect
ng order royal Wilton carpets satin damask
rencn plate mirrors. eiaborateiy carved; also lot oil
european and by the most eminent artists, land
with great care splendid clocks and mantel
TTents bedroom furniture-Brussels carpetng carved
french rosewood and mahogany bedsteads marble top
r"oUu ano mahogsny bureaus washstands nightsand
oeus mattresses palltasses &c and mahogany
wardrobes &C. Dining room-One magnificent patont wal
nut tension dining table including for leaves wal
Sus sa In ,d s buffet clocks Brussels
ware &c The whole of the furniture has been bmt Rata
used and is in excellent condition forms one az ths
most attractive sales of the season
ready one day previous to sale. w." ~
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POSES, ETC WILLIAM Trying 4 CO., AUCTION
LII GERS will sell at auction Wednesday, April IL 1t tho
soro No Pine street. DC from tho nursery OIL B.
Iante Astoria. combating of standard half standard
balt%ose belle sloh Of geld prairie queen Russss COZ
other Emo Of greenhouse plants the nursery
Of Msntel, Astoria comprising the finest assortment
rsntcd true to name Roses In pots in full bloom and
rety OF other plants ounce bushes and other ne
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John X. OAKLEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND ABB.
saSrn Br9skiyn. Hudson and Albany aysnues and
butter and Douglas streets in tho level beautiful most
Desirable part Of the Ninth ward Of tina city Brooky
Oakley Wright will sell 1T auction Thursday Friday
arc Saturday April Is "a and Is at 2oclock each dsy
~ ne saesrooms No S Fulton street. opposite City Hall
Honsagre street Brooklyn. the above mentioned pro
ninuteiy described on the lthcgraphc maps which
&c ready on and alter April This without exception
inc vicinity Of New York in the immediate vicinity
class improvement Many elegant costly dwell
been already erected upon the adjoining pr
~, urfeunding scenery Is highly attractive and beau
Wy "no2 being nearly level about the esabshed
% hs Ninth ward and do facto the garden Of Brook
near .on avenue route Of omnihuses which run con
tthn,y the Gay and evening" railroad omnbusee
four cents to nc ferries about the July 1854 The
each trip within three minutes walk OF this
making this property moro desirable
than property that Is located in IN. unner ~
New York, the distance from tho ", -
change This desirable will
containing from eight to sixteen lots This will be An on
portunty seldom met with to purchase buIdie
lots sections for genteel suburban residences sa
pleasant part of the city OF brooklyn Each lot section
will be sold peremptory without Full Covenants
for restrictions against nuianees will be inserted in the
deeds Seventy cent Of the purchase
bond and mortgage for Eve at per
apply to Oakley Wright, No. 34S Fulton street
brooklyn; No, ~ Wall street. and OF Bronson, Knapp
Co.. corner OF Broadway and Pine street. under Merop
tan Bank New York Full printed abstract Of the title will
be furnished each purchaser. free Of charge
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- C: KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SALE or
Wednesdsy) at 10Y O'clock At IS street, doors
from Fa]ton.-R C1Xcmp will sell At auction above
tine sss'rtment Of richly set dismonds valuable god
fancy articles &c without BY order Of the asssns
viz Richly set diamond rings and pins diamond earrns
which ere very large beautiful hne gold Watches fa
diamonds gold vest and fob chains several
very spends fine gold English patent lever Watches q
high cost silver and silver plated ivory handled table
cutlery rich china vases and ornaments sill Of which
well worthy the attention Of the trade and purchasers
generally. Catalogues on the morning Of sale
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT STATEN ISLAND.
TO DO sold at auction, at tho house Of John W. Say
at vanderblts landing Staten Island on Thursday
April at ~ oelook noon consisting of dwelling house
acres Of land situated the Great Kills Tho above
place and its vicinity abound In fish and game ursher
20 Nalsau street.
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January, 1884, to March 81, 1854, 81 o7olo2 "a,
period las, year, ss2s, s53 ST. Increase s2 14S o.
The receipts Of the Stonington Railroad Com
papy for the month OF March, 1854, amounted
$50, 1873
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T M0R1ABTY. AUCuoNEER-WILL SELL THIS
81 day at 10 oiclcck 173 Chatham street large assert
furniture for sale also large
ffftitIcnt Of crcckery glassware, &o THIS saei wo
tpt ItLsLyc,
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PREsERyEs FRUITS. PIcKLEp yEGETABLEs,
CO., Auconeess viii sell at auction on Thursday April
i3 at O'clock at the salesroom No Pine street. BY
order Ct the asgnces preserved backberes
strawberries apricot jam, preserved lines preserved
rsspberres sauce currant Jelly preserved
tracts French and English mustard dry ourrie powder
walnut and tomato oatsup picked
and behring's half and whole boxes ardines Comic Martin
soTsd spices g. Sse
res, claret chsmpsgne hook wine, sparkling Burgundy
Cognac brandy whiskey, gin, rum also, about sixty
thousand choice Havana Of various brands Ass
counters show csges Safes cofee mills vice. caddys
oil cans, shelves, &c.
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II NRY III. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of large assortment Of first class rosewood aGd
maho gany pian ofortes-H. H. Leeds Co will sell
tion on Thursday April l3 at 10Y o'clock at the ware
Of the late James deceased No S Broad
way, franklin street. largo number Of FIRST class
rosewood and mahogany anofortos plain, moulded and
carved in mahogany and wood cases.
on for private fae and the most fashion
able style Also iron chest desk ofce chairs canc
scat stools stove DC The above well worthy OF inspeo
ticn, and must 10 sold without
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p G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
~. trre psnoiorte &c. tomorrow, Thursday At I05
O'Clock: at house 332 Sixth between Twentieth and
Twenty first strees-R KEMP will SELL at auction,
above all the furniture contained In the house. viz pian0
fortes rosewood sofas and chairs in CLOTH
Chairs and Sofas Brussels and other carpets oil panng
eedssads mattresses and al the usual assor
posite required from every purchaser Goods DO
moved the day OF SALE Catalogues morning sale
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C. FUTILE. ACCOMMODATING ROOM AND
"A. Restaurant Furniture and Fixturcs.-A. G. futile
will sell Friday at l0 o'clock at &c Broadway the fur
ure fixtures Of the eating house known as tho Rpu
c consisting large with copper boiler copper kit
chen utensils oleotbs chairs tables, plated castors
orokery and glass ivory cutlery and plated forks
and oyster counters gtures largo
fu all al xns &C. Terms H. nad deposits required
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DLANTS AT AUCTION.-W. G. MILLvAIN WILL
sell this day at the seed store Ne John street, q
l0 O'Clock monthly perpetual and climbing roses carna
tons dahlios boneysuckIcs Towering bulbs &c in small
lots, and in fine order, from j. p HENDERSON, Jerssl
80
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WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, AUCTI0NEER.-SALE, BIZ
w order Of the Supreme Court, of property Thirty
seventh street between Seventh and Eighth
H. Franklin Son will sell st auction Thursday April
13 1854 atl o'clock ~ the Merchants Excbsnse
ngs thereon stuated side Of
street $50 feet westerly from Seyentn
100 tho other Terms at sale maps at
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n D. NASH. AUcTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROAD
~. way.-Mortgage sale of printing matersls-rhis day
Wednesday, April IL at 10 A. M at No Spruce street
sixth story consisting OF mixing machines cutting
machines rollers imposing stones large donole and
single racks large and small gaeys and chase. letter
minion onpare agate pearl type; fonts Of
wood type 100 fonts Of job type in cabinets great primer
great primer script borders column and other rules
type cases, rack. metal rules for borders, &C.; one
entire alphabet of Gothic initial letters and oil suitable
maGazine or ncWsnaper establishments
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r W. DROWN, AUCTIoNEER -HANDsOME HOUSE
holn fr as April H. ~ io
ny, and other furniture mirrors paintings pisnoforte
BRUSSELS carpets &c Particulars Thursday and Friday
See Times aud Tribune.
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II D. NASH, AUCTIONFER, STORE $40 BROAD
IL. way-Assignces' sale Of claims notes. &c. Friday.
April 81 1854 at 10 NJ at the store consisting OF all
debts and chooses in action embraced in assnment made
lected and due belonging to his asgnees under that
assignment and also all hooks of account notes bills
other evidence of such debss. list Of claims will be
exhibited the day of eale
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MIRRORs, OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, &C
M WILLIAM IRVING. a co, Auctioneers will sell at
auction, on ThuIsday April lS at 01s O'clock 2O3
i1gs and engravngs consisting in part of superb
sides and tops varying in size from 30 by BY @ 90 By
&c. 5S by a. 70 by 70 As by 20 and largo other
mirrors a BY aoh 20 Ishogsny frame mirrors
and engrayings in rich gold gilt frames rosewood and ma
hogany do Also large number Of mirrors paintings and
engravings, left to DO framed and not called for.
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NEo G. LEWIS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
VI extensive sale of valuable first class furniture being
the stock Of Mr. Baldwin l25 Bowery of Grand
street To be sold in consequence of removal. G. c.
the above premises the entire stock of elegant mahogany
and black walnut furniture comprising parior furniture
suits lin plush &c centre sofa and side tables mahogany
sofas tete ard paror chairs Of various patterns
French and Gothic bedstea dressing bureaus and wash
stands With and Without marble tops ball stands guar
of first class furniture and al to be sold without
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" COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF HAND
Il some household furniture, carpets oclothe mirrors
piano, &c. f. Cotton will sell this day. Wednesday April
H. at 10Y O'Clock at 81 Bond street the entire furniture OF
the family II will comprise in part one or two sets Of
ard mahogany wardobes bookcases sofas and tetea tete
French plate mirrors damask and lace window curtains
Brussels ply and ingram carpets ocohs feather
beds marble centre tables sofa and
stands bed and furniture &C. Catalogues early
Wednesday morning. Also, one rosewood panoferte
ca octave very fine instrument.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUC-
ton, known the Bassford farm, at Fordhnm.-
WIN u. TRANELIN SON viii sell - auction on Th.r:-
Upper MorranA Theee lots handsome plots
DELIGHTFULLY."- situated adjoining the residence Of Jacob Lor
the erection Q. summer ,ssIdencSs cottages Villas 2.
only one hours ride from City Hall The lots 50
feet by l50 and fronting Fordham Washington and Rail
village Fodham Westbsster county only three minutes
walk from two depo Terms each delivery deed.
No Broad street and Charles w. Sanford No Tryon
row
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UCTION E0TICE-SAMUEL oSGOOD, AUCTION.
IA Ger will sell at his sales rooms 81 Nassau street.
Friday next, at 10 choice collection plants
sstng Of ohoic roses ready for setting out and in full
bloom stock cilles white and purple sweet Ace Petu
iries, wall flowers, &c, &c.
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A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER- VA
"A luable property situate the southwest corner OF
Green known by the der $40
wch street being twenty Ave feet front and b. sy
Exchange Thursday April 18TH at II o'clock noon by
order Of the Court Under the direction Of Lucus
Roinson referee The streets both severed and
the rapidly value Of property in the vicinity
renders this safe and desirable opportunity for invest
ment For ma rs and particulars apply to ANTHONY j.
DLEECKER kuctioneer No. Broad street.
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SPRING FURNITURE SALES: A II. NIC0LAY& co.
- respectfully remind their friends and the public that
they ready and give their personal a.
enton to sales Of furniture at tho redences Of
families their spacious 100 Broadway We
shall continue to be prompt energetic and fs In
charges devotng best energies TO the interest Of friends
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
n N
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SHERIFT's sALE.-sTEAMBOAT HUDSON THURS
day April IL at 10 A. M at tho foot Of Tenth strest,
East river, two steamboat hus.
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UcTIoN NoTICE-THOs. BELL H. N. BUSH
Auctioneers day at o'clock in the ssorooms
will DO sold the furniture Of gentoel boarding house. bei
bedsteads, mattresses, carpets chairs tables bureaus
sessrs twenty boxes soap nnetse0 CHOICE canary birds
sold thirty trunks yases carpet bags &c and
contents from hotel left by interesting boarders will be
a