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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

sells, M Belm' NJ is perhaps better qualified to
INFORM the pubic than any other diplomat in
Eurore, not excepting the Russian Legation at
the Hague.
We have n, doubt, In fact, that Belmont, in
the way of business, and in behalf of the Roths
childs, was es ora of su plying Russia with
funds to carry on the VIZ in the East-that our
minister Undertook the task of "pening the ne
go,iations as quietly as possible, and that the
consummation OF the loan was only prevented
by some significant intimations of the allies
to the Rothschilds of London and Pa
ris. Belmont may have been indiscreet
or some Ru ssian may have blown the
affair too soon. At all events, there was an at
tempt at loan to the Gar Belmont was i'm
picated; but from some mishap or other, before
the job was completed, and good speculation
made sure, the conspiracy was detected and
stopped.
hns much for the affair with the Rotbschilds
and the Russian lean. Let us now glance at
the diplomacy of r inancier at the Hague.
We ven ure 10 sy ih,t # all the diplomatic
bincompoops appointed by Mr.. Pierce, there is
not enc 0 utr ly unt ty nature, education
and inc ompet Dcy or he station which he
holds es this man Belmont lie went out to
Holland with p remptory Instructions concern
ing The cas- Of Captain Gibson. He opened a
correspondence ccordi ely; but, as he had
neither turn FOR diplomacy nor q knowledge
of the English laDgua.e e, (the diplomatic Ian
guage of The United States ut home and
abroad,) he botched the business from the be-
ginning. To bis credit. hoit spoken, he vas
not wholly ignorant OF his inc ipacity, for
every intelligent American he could pick up at
the Hague he is reported to have consulted for
advice and ass stance. HIS mos; respectable
official lie ter on the G bson case, We understand
was written for him in Paris, from broken EGG
lish outline which he had farn shed Of what he
wanted to cay. Pending this corresp ,ndence,
100 b. l. said to have privately informed the
pu'ch goVsrnm mt, direstly Or Indirectly, that
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THE Ere SHET AT THE SOUTH

There appear to have been pretty severe feshet South
We annex some particulars from our southern exchanges
received per the James Adser, in advance Of toe mail,
From the Csaresrou Cosher, Msreha
TEE FEEsHIT-We without q mail from sbe NORTH
as the trains cannot the Wseree swamp the tree
work there being submerged and gone probably for three
miles On Wednesday the Wateree River WA within
Elk inches Of the eshet Of 1884, and rising at the rate Of
four inches en- hour.
The mails for the North that le Post Office yester
day returned in the afternoon, and those that ef
Wednesday morning, last night quietly waiting
their pretty bad for the next day two
for transportation to their destination the Post Oce 10
Columbia.
The damage the Charlotte road IL, we are pleased to
learn very slight, and travel is not interrupted
On the Greenyie road also, though there necessarily
some delay Vet the mails forwarded.
TIE Cosm5ta Carostan Of yesterday says relative to
THE road -
The mails from 9reenyille arrived last evening. We
understand that four breaks have taken place in the road
bur are not 20 serious apprehended Fortunately
We understand engines stationed the road that
can sti be made, though with some delay
The mails by this road viii leave this morning, aad 10
thought III get through within the day II hoped that
The trains viii be able to resume their regular trips within
a eek or ten days.
TIE Colrm5ia Carolina DAILY T,ss Of yesterday,
writing on the saue subject, seys:
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steenboats anN Railroads.

s7OR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL R1VER.
The u6id snd superior BAY STATE capt Wm
Brown leaves NewYok every Mond Wednesday and FRIDAY 81
4o'elock n and EMPIRE STATE Captain Ben.mn 6rayton
every Tue.dsy Thuday and Saturday O'Clock
NJ from PIER No R the Battery Both touching a.
Newport 90 WAY. =, - ,,-.-, l.. -
Fr t TO ardsd through with great d,pse by an
e,rts. freshi tain WIN BORDEN Agent Nos 10 snd7 Wests
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
IL for Greeppor 10 NJ for usmps'ead 70 N "a ~
and Al for Fanrinsdsle 345P NJ foi Jamaica 10
I'm SIS ard staP For Brooklyn leave 0eenpor OIL
Fsrrinsdse 7S ~ and ~ IS p NJ Henpsteet - I'D 81
ne ,rd $50 p NJ leave Jamaica $40 1856 sSA 81 and 2lo
IP On Saturday Everns the FamnsdLe tram viii run 70
the for Broohl on Monday
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Uater Cure.

GEO r. ADAMS, WATER-CURE PHYSICIAN
" Residence No So Hekss Brooklyn, csr Pineapple Viz
n. patti at homes Office consultations ATTENDED TO
RgTIREscEs T Trail NJ D. JOEL Shew, ID fowiers aud
Wells New. York Kittrrdse NJ D. Boston
HYDROPATHIC and PH1SlOLOGlCAL
sCHOOI-For the Education Of wsterCare Physcans and
LectureTbe Second Term Will commence Ns,en
Teacher. Medical Depar Or she~, DIR Taylor Dr.
weinstor DR. Trail DR. snodsrass Prof Fowler Applyto
R I. TRAIL N D, No Is Lssht St
w GrFNIC INSTITUTE, No Is Lsishtst-R- T. TRALa
NJ D. Proprietor; O II. TAYLOR, NJ ID, and Dr. j. L. HOS
FOp As.,pts for 100 patiens special de-
female diseases Competent Female fnyscans of
Midwifery Office consultations and outdoor pisee ~
"a
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CupREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF NV wv
SToSK-aOsERr g. KELLY ssd RoeEar FLoIp
ss.,.s JAxEs ks Dosey dsn.nd = go
,rt Cen not servell To the DEFENDANT above ~.
re .by On noped ans required to sss~er the "a
seller ~hieA III BE- fled IN he Office Of the Cisrs OF me ny
Ccuut, Of New York the City Hal In s<d ely sne
cryof cur sn.-sr the lid complaint % TIE
cSee No WIllcna sad city o. am weut ~ 80
exea<se o. tns s -.
VICE ard II ysu the ssd coEnp aat ne
scressid this action will tzse sd<nsn, 4sns. IL
fer the and eighteen ssths dousn a
nneteenth day Of January cns fhoasss
beside th- Of tbs setien
AIRY e 1854 RICHARD CGoRAAN Palnn" A'o'ns!'
fS3lavswW
THE SUPREME COURT-ELIZA NJ VER-
i PLANcK sssirst SAMUEL AsSELL cosnehss T. ISsoa
MAY lotion his wife The Worsnxnsns Aecans ies ava
and Euilairx Iohn SGsth VII an w I..ytoa N
Isrvis Cifers Bank Wst.r Wsldo,. Ed
an Melville Reabea SnGh Josiah 2 knaPe
Frink james Burk Jr The Bosey ssnk OF the &
NewYerk Patrick l. Rcsen Francis De Laccrss Robert I'M
sop william Burse,ne Joserh Taylor P-sin of the Cen,r,
Bsrk Of the City Of NewYork Joha Deadly The Empire CITY
Bank The SewHsven Coanty Bunk Hugh Kelly Henry ket
DEFENDANTS each Of You h. reby AM
rfcuired the in this aeon which been
th the Oce Of the Clerk Of the Cy and County o.
New York at Hall In the said city AID copy
,our srwsr psnt the Subscriber he oe
No ~ within twenty days sfter the
vice Of s exclusive the day OF such service
ssd II YOU fail the said complaint within the ti se
said The plaintiff this .s0n will 'pRS g q. Gsui fsI as relief
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 70 Nsssast NewYoss
February 2 1854 M Awow
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fre-Uroof Safes.

SPRUCE-ST. FIRE-Anotker triumph Of RICH
- eALAGANDERThs following certificate needs seTTs :,
volumes for the s.amander Safes made under wILDERs
snd RlCH's patents:
MetGs STRAINS MARvS, tsuceesson 70 ri h Co.. The
IRE proof Safe supplied houe he's been exrcsd
nom he ruins Of No IL Spruee IL exposed the nefe,
FIRE for twelve hours but opening found all psp-r sad
bcofs prieety % have much pleasure In syiHs
Of entire in the the -
6her OF different make in the bucnf destroyed ef
teIns'y and Internally one In building sxed th v
ed the same fate Yours however, through admirably
preserved the contents perfectly Send sno.her one lime
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, No. II s7raee-s: Ne. Yort.
March = 1854 Pablsh.- Asf.EiEs II Ar &c
orgh generally Known that the lnsuraoc> Offices MAKE
considerable reduction from their established ew-y
posted safes rr. always on hand 81 the
depot, No. lB Wt,srst, New YORK
sTEARNs MARVIN, suce.ssorsto Reh Go y
Sc Wafer \.
The only Manufacturers Of se snder sss binios Widers
and Rieks patents
WORLDs SAFE COMPANY.-Bnkers, Brokers,
ell classes Of mercantile nty that require per-
feet security against Fire and Burglary will aud IL ior the
tnred By this Company majority Of the bsn ~ the Sy o.
New York have them and ri la proportion OF the specie
circulation this nishty drpouei n these sac
Oyer three hundred Banks the sses these sAes ana
Locls 20 fall protectors or In their vsul's
believed that than half Of All the Safes sod io use
,hs furnished BY this Company while the sssnander ana
sheet Safes find the Ia lees favored
We the world Fire and Burglar les. OF
with the size of safes and method Of te<tns %
which with descriptive circular and references We
clo,e communications Of Inquiry An uortment ~s' On
hand at the Companys Depot No ll9 Pesst- New YORK.
NORRIS BRADLEY. Atsus
EB-BaDk Vaults Of size Vsult Doors and Frarnes msae
o ord O the principle
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WORLDS SAFE COMPANY.-Bnlkers, Brokers
Gopartnership Notices.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE-I have this day as
.O M se:. :S u 1 M
mept Of he. h c s IN pi 2 md
f 1as Si H,-I nd RfehssOsoSl sFRSSE
Nev-fork March l. 1884 THOMAS kIcHARDS0N
DIssOLUTION : The COpartnershp heretofore
OF psIIner Mas. and o Hous6 Of Che.so III under
HoUGH Co. expired by a,sGp on ss dr day of
By ANDREW Brown, Atty
nIssOLUTION.-Th Copartnership heretofore
4REMTREsI wxaRES No al ws.r.t Ns~.Yorf aud L
noTaEs &: h.St a"s
be authorized the Of the late firms in luiiatOn
i EoSFs foF FfESERE.
tvsnef will be continued uus the place. under
e. .n ssd fof en- n $ n: ~
they will be slad ali Of heir old and sny
''ss %y 's' 4'A call io1ls PorrEs
7 United PARTNERSHIP-NOtice is hereby given
bo @ 1 d IL e city md COUNTY sSa
formed he 5 q = ns q af foo the
sr.l obtns Dry Coca. in which =. u. p.5s.
ans NoS. The md
NoIm.n Cutter has contributed the sum of y dollar;
to on the 2th sey fesrsry s and ser%ns'
RADCLIFFE having taken the store, No 60 cedr and No
&c Pnes importing and job6ins Of DRY Goods respect
De.. Goods siis shaw Hosiery White Goods Liuenl and
Linen Goods Of every description
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
SAWYER HOBBY, Mathematical Instrument Ma.en, is this
Al e.st: BY the iae firm viii be settled By JONATHAN
T. HOBBY who will continue the q the ;,s1d No h
NAF T. where H he M carry
New.Yort March 6, 1854
THE COMPREHENSIVE formerly existing be-
BEERs was dissolved by matus The Let day Of
February H'' HENRY n BEERS.
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Drr GOODS.

CLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON g HUNT Co. Maiden lane and W lillian
with and extensive stock OF s2ne
designed OF Ciotns
erees French English aud American Cassinere French sns
Epeh and Silk Vesnss Paris and London Drills all OF
white and fancy eooIed Ducks Also new sty
Goods by which they invite the attention OF
buyers
GONE STOGA st L An NJ
"
LANCASTER PA.
having appointment Of Sole sons
and Distributing Agents for oil the Goods mar oy h
for sale full assortment OF
their verx desirable Fabrics J. q. DUDLEY 4 Co,
No ~ Broadway.
DECEIVED per LATE ARRIVALS New and
IL very beautiful styles Of silks Barases and Mou: de LANES
which solicit inspection; Also Point dAencon Out
pure Honop Brussels ysncenns Laes Paris Emboderies
ic A. KERR Co., No. 767 Broadway door below 9th-st
CHANGHAI PONGtES.-TO arrive a full assort-
~ Coloed Shanghai Ponsees ind 10 aels suitable @
Sale by the piece package, by WILSON
HUNT Co No. 30 and 81 Willsmst
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Eeaal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County npsss i bsassy given 70 ~ ps0S'
deceased to present with vouchers thereof
e: Of s.%s y! S:sss sh ES 81 s a
n,.rsmw. JAMES JAMES M asGItts sEa'epson
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
he Sssay . Of afts'
10 the .aIs ys To 70 n 81
YOr before he fogseEh dsy Of April ne1t-Da'ed New
&c o II iswsmw ELizIBETH GRAY, Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
S SR6sR P'ff 'sR he 1ia
desssed present the with vouchers nersot % We 500
&c seo: ne 18Th Day Nay
0 fNsI.mssiw -" LUcIUs ROBINSON Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
hs Of ,TRG 1S stps a'Sy b. ::
h.,ns s," ..,s 70 present the s.ms With vouchers
SsIsef % Ike 80 81 Ola . Il the cy #
fIfs Inc S'siA a'' '' RICHARD JOYCE,
NOTICE il hereby given. that the balance remaining
kENWicE ate Of ibs CITY Of New York dseeHet l.'e mad.
;.ss he e t s as ss ss 81 BE Ss
tr.e.d he sr,is, entitled ssIso % & as Of lu
oeoei the forenoon Of ,h1 si s s
NOTICE i. hereby given that the balance remaining
N Of p 81 be Gale Of the Real Es.;s Of wt.Ll Ian
5csT lie q n Gy q S IL ;h 1'5 eo.sy
Ttorns holder sppo, ed by said sguos.te fer thn p
r~ I'M be Sbnted to law, a. the ONCE
II City NewYork the dsy o.
a. 10 oe in Of thai Ds,d 6s IN az. Of
r.sry Is4 flcfsw A w BRApEoap, 9attoss.e,
NOTICE is hereby given according to law ana ID
~ the SURROGATE Of tss c9s3y %
York all having claims as25S 40 "a Ia 70 .rs
.ep he s.e ith vouchers the ubrees ne os
Isaac Dayton Chsnker-f- in the City Of Sew ioA 80
psee Business before on the tSerla cA5
next-Dsted NewYork, the atth day Of DeesEoer ls9a
s-t.xfu. ISAAC DAYTON. Administrator
NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-MARGAkEI
N LANGLOIs arsios, AslEs WOOD The fddleset - iry
CouTsry John ABdersoo william Lemon J0a $500 = nc,
Ulyse Brewster H.nry Hall Hugh Co ~ paeh 10Y
s..n n wales jefferson soheid The h'Este
Prooklyp Jares Russell bensnin X "iatafop sam
For ref Com TO the def ndsns .oov name ana
,seb You noaed AID eqH.d 20 u.s."
,s hi, ch tbs dsy MED IN me once
Tire Cleri Ct the Cy Comfy Of Ne~ fof 81 . a
~ On, OF copy Your me a
cu PLANT Subscriber hs Office az No y SSast ~ tae
ID ty An twenty after the service o. ms nnons on
ven day ssryes ssd II ysi i. . ~ yer
~. sd e. time aforesaid the an IN ths &
tion u sspy for the Ise den,1dsd N the com
ni.irt-Dstsd Fec 10 1854 u -, ..x, 49,.
,hst,xsx Nc 70 Na~Hsstl New Ssst
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siL'I" IAIiEs, SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENTS
,ns o1 IRE Gold Diamond and Easmeied sao ear sne
Tr-rrld Watches In shell shape sEd other ease "iih
rhs and PIN stscbed spleDd,t article ,oop TINE
WATCHES WARkANfED 10 hk,EF oooD AinN-
or will be exchanged, -.
,v~crs REPAIRED ball usual prices and N the ee't
manner any N''' Gro C ALLEN. Importer,
teyssale AID Retail No II WsLet % hoo nsA ooaN'
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Goal


GOAL still sell my best Red Ash Coal, as usual
AZ the Lowest posstle price Tor cash from YARDS cor
ana sh-sv King and Greenwch No szeH
to sell elsewhere fkIEh 1Ll. -.
sNOAL-The subscriber offers for sale, IN quantities
,-,s..-,s az Ritrnipor. Goals J { WORTH,
Corns ah ma Thompon<ts and cor e2ny and Wsfihfea
/NJ7NRFRl AND COAL-The ALLEGHANI
- MINING coHPANY hsyns nses srr.afensnI, iS ons ~
a. Of their superior Coal ths
ssor are prepared Daie eSntrAst for the see1 o. a
q. hoard yese their 5er6b Bafiraos and aeta11Is
SnsT OF e Coal ell Known 10 be equal to clasesSd
fokI fr manufacturing domestic purposes
Appjeiau made 10 Nesfs FOWLE Co. Assnn Q,
.re. W OSBORNE Esa, 81 Baltimore er 10 .ae sab<eiDe
80 e "a az the Company No 81 Beaver<t, Sew-fork
CHARLfs WILLIAM, General Agent 4 AL "
At meeting Of the Directors Of the ALLEhAsi y,
COMP ANY he'd their ece, No "a bessersf Oh re ~
WILLIAM NEWMAN elected President q a. q IL
w n,rs OF Arthur resigned WEereupor cH
IsNs "a. oined general Asen; snd z LlP s-et.es
New-lork Jan. : 1904 " y S-t =
DIED ASH COAL.--Spohn and Lewis VEINS oy 'ns
II C..oThs trade respectfully sdysed thsi the 80 49,,
az prsrsred s1rply il greatly nere.d ga ss I'D cs
el.S.sd .ce of Coal from ther mines 81 ne1o. p ssrh
sols aa fsyorsbs delivered on sosts wi "a Co
1SHS o. y CANA ''- No g waI O.: st, fh1sdelpoh
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MARX WKAy, Auctoneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-The Largest and

HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-Ihe Largest aud
most Extensive offered this MARh Whh
No i Brosdv Go,sic Ha) the folio wing consisting OF Rose
vocd Palor Suites French tocaee and plush Mahogany
hair etb Rosewood Black Walnut Mshcssny and
Chsmter Oak Black Weuu aud Mshossny Extension TIA
Etasrss, Book Case Hall ssands Oak Hall Chairs Cen
and Side TABLES marble tops Rockers, large and small in
push and hoob Easy Chr French Bcdsess aud pare lair
Msro,sss Marble Top Dressing Bnresus AMI Wash Rose
wood ard Walnut Side and Corner Book Shele
FsSSiprs, M Mirror ClOcks Rosewood Wash ads
Aho variety Of Cousipg Room Furniture so@ ioa Saes wiich
win be sod early pant Of the sale . n, - . .,,
P-The made expressly for Broadway enso's oe,s
scci viii be s on day Examination day pegols vita cat
.orres Shrrsr their packed o. the pehss y
he proprietor a. reasonable charge
WILLIAM MELLos bpetioneer
TOMORROW, (Thursday.) at 104 o'clock, az NO
Il t<6hav-0RUNpY, HouGHroN aELLoA WI 81
ses.iop elegant Rosewood PsroE Suits cvt
Ssin four DANG Tables ROSEWOOD lna
BE Center Pier end sss Isses GSS1 e. Sp two
tpaneled Chamber Suites Ao eoot sn' o. .nS
Gss Fanoy namtp Gilt Fssmss Mirrors Also aiot Q, sec
k,nd lure 3mi, giving up hoaseAssps wen "0"y
The attention Of houseseepers ana ine u'oe'
- AsrHoSy J ELEscxES Auc.,on. er . 49,,
YNRUSTEEs SALE Of 10 VALUABLE w IL
i LAMssURGH BUILDIN3 LOTS At AuCrIOHIANiihVO
Ny BIEECKER viii sell a, Aacoa, on FRIDAY Nueh ~
lcs4 ~ IL o'clock a. the Hsreha1 Exchange N tne yo
Solowns valuable
wLAnssURcH2 desirable Buidng Lots situated on ana rAl
TIE ery OF Grshsm and DeVoe ~ ootn
N TIE each o being Ia ze % feet iost sno e"
ksi IN depth. -, .,..,.
ON Dgyog also Lot. Of ground situated or tho souiery
sxe bciween Gebanss and Ewens dreI 70 IeAi
aga Ing above ard eomIonc 40 fees foa use,i
each helm IS le0 feet IA dpth The aoovo 1919
y ,i,us budas psrpos. being 10 rho oil
ees npoyemeps sHoons TO e-pitss ana others isvo
proriuty profitable nyesnens aIse POI.
y. (asIs)
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ANTHONY J. BLEscxEA Auctonees.
I ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of ITO VAL

ii
soth and sss and md AvenusA with ws,sr Right
ASThoxY sIsfcKER vim sell :: f sa'ns Auction on
ms,sa Is s S sa. Il. sssss s f..
p.:y entire soes bounded and
sou ss part.
aid az pant
ofs Ct and Avenue Of the same fronting on the Aveuue
Aso valuable Gore Lot the northwest corner OF saIh st. and
Aso large Gore Lot with right grant End privl..e.
It, feet inches east Of Avenue Tas very and val
1.ss having I0Spd front Of ~ fee. ines,, ., o ana
LosAso Lot. a. lying parcel OF the 'front.'
ins sb and fronting 'Othst and commencing 100 feet
These Lots are rspdy growing and bssut
io ssed iOI s n, ns ss % %
capitalists seeking make ss and profitable Investment
n s,, ss For Maps
and further psrtepiai apply to the AncOnss No. Broad
ADRIax MuLLER, Anctioneer.
GALE IN PARTITION, by order of the Superior
eas q Ri
Dap 4Pr M.Is l. ~ . E Ss s9
Arb '''
OF s s
inches WIDE by "a Bsysd and 81 fee. south SIDE south
Of Land pcIsws. Of Grand and r.
House Lot Is feet inch vide BY Is feet deep 1T
thereon, Is feet wide by 100 feet deep.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auct;oneer. go
VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST-ST., with
Y WATER RIG 1T, at AUCTloN-ADRIAS u. MULLER L
will sell auction TUESDAY March H. 1854 at II o'clock
M. at the MerchsnS Fycbsnge. ~ y
valuable Stores and Dwellings situated on the so1e
correr and known Nos 4l3 44 f5 West
width in 'front.' q feet the aud varying In
depth from rs to 90 feet
Aso Lot tuated the south side Of Peryst
adjoining of the above described property being % feet
width by So feet In depth , -.
WATER RIeHr-As the Water Right the North River in
described West property havifg front OF ~
maps &c apply to the Auctioneers No zfinest
OAKLEY WRIGHT & WOOD Auctioneer
WILL sell, by order of the Court Of Common
w FRIDAY the 10Th day Of March
IL o'clock M the premises Nos 10 and IL Foton
City Of New York s the right title and Interest OF John
said premises including his right title and Interest,
goodwill stock trade and fixtures thereof which ne
had the 2 Of Decer ber 1858 or az any time aerwsd
the premises the Path day Of January 1854
having aside by order OF the Cont FEB ~ 1871
AMOS ROBINS, Receiver.
WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, Auctoneer -
o. VALUABLE LOTS of GROUND on l4lSI-
e14 ST ST. between 9TH and sh and ennoracos
nearly the entire 18th and shays and 4st and
J4sds.s WIN IT, FRANKLIN SON will sell, at auction ON
THURSDAY March u O'clock the Merchants Exchange
.t is Lots side of l4lstft commencing 100 feet
west lot Is feet by hslfhe block Mst 10 Lots
of 4ld Immediately in the OF the above
same large Of the purchase money remain
Maps the office Of the auetoneer No
Broadst.
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A. II. NIcoLAy, Auctioneer.
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LNANCY GOODS and JEWELRY.-A. ii. NlCO-
LAY Co win sell at auction WEDNESD AY and THURS
DAY. and o'clock, at the ssesoom No. 1853 Broad
Splendid Goods Diamond and other Jewery
Silver Plated Ware of beautiful
Msche rsn Ware French
and Ell Dressing Cases &c removed for
vtnis disposal peremptery sale 10 the highest bidder
DIAMOND JEwsLRy OF the elegant and fashionable mnuac
pcludps Bracelet Breast Pins Brooches Esrring cluster
Rinsa Pins and Also quantity OF rat
Diamonds Of them being OF size and fine quality Alec
French and English Watches aud BY the most emit
Geneva makers Tobias Cooper Beay Dent &C.
IN sss and valuable variety Aso Ruby Emerald aud Pearl
Pins Brooches sc elegant Pearl Brooch of great beauty
guard and FOB Chains Chse.nes V9siesettes sets OF
Pins Earring Coral bracelets and Pin and an
liable NUM- Der OF small articles Of Jewelry:
Bronze single Equestrian Groups Coupes
Grour including and Ststuos Nenuses Cleopatra
Milton Apollo Spring and Summer and numerous
beautiful 81 eeimens OF this Admired decorative Ware.
English and American, including tea aud
coffee Waters UIns CsstoTs Cake aud Gard Baskets
Cande Colnucoiss CGn1ess Bread Baskets Fowef
ts &c quantity Silver plated Brunswick threaded aud
PAPER Mahe goods OF English md French
Boxes Dire sins Fables Fancy Tables
Chess Tables QusTtettc Ts6es Eoos Cad Boxes
Gard Receivers &c &c, Dressing Cases elegantly htted OF
every eescipon Nom aies Fans add ssrse quan
tity OF Knick kpeeks .,-.u.
s - !. i,hos, ,,,erve Nov on yieS N. Nlc0LAY.
~ EDWARD StNrZENtCH
ggSa) Late Chief Salesman OF X a. Leeds X 60.