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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
HENRY III LEEDS, Auctoneer
SUPERB COLLECTION Of ANCIENT and M0Dl
- ERIN OIL PAINTINGS the entire collection Of

- ERIN OIL PAINTINGS Being the entire collection Of
Beaumont Esq. ---
HENRY II LEEDS Co will sell BY anton on WEDSEsDL1
ndTHURsDAY 18th 18th Of April u clock ct the rs
of Beaumont Esq No 50 chAmesss the Irving Hon
The above gentleman has been weknown here for npwU(
twenty for - judgment and taste In matters Of
collection Of original pictures Of various schs
ancient ard modern selected opportunity occurred from ~
established Galleries and studios abroad
Among the ancient psptin Of European reputation Win
found Cleopa DssOyng the Pearl" b. fancechin sap
Mseonns By PhPd ChsmpsEne Dans and Attendants aa
by Van Dyck Msgdsen by Cgna1i with other One painting
ssbidone Masnssco Msnad Rubens swsneveld renien
skerck, &c.
the modefns paintings selected fo their beauty q
eets and execution BY artists Of the Dusseldorf Belgian, M5
and ether Schools and patcularys Grand Gallery Pears
Chs aubsno story OF Alfalfa which has received the h prise
the Exposition in Rome The psntin ali in fine order .sd
frames of which wood carvings having been nodass
Of several thousand dollars and has been s
make the collection equally worthy the nton Of the eoass
and the gentleman Of taste.
The sale will be without The painting be reus's
within three days from time Of sale In Of prepu
for taking down the building They be viewed tvo dsp n
fore the sale
Catalogues az our store. 24f
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Passengers Arrived.

m pac,sislr Henry c8ey from LropOMs Lucy Fitzgerald
Mrs Wson.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co, No. a. Willam-st.,
~ hold sale the following Stocks:
STATE OF MISSOURI ger cent, Bonds
CITY OF NEV-ORLEANs per BClGs
CITY Of MOBILE per cent. Bonds.
CITY OF CHICAGO Bonds
CITY OF CHICAGO per Bonds.
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 10 per cent. Bonds
CITY OF SACRAMENTO lo per Bonds
CITY OF LOUISVILLE per Bonds.
CITY OF ST LOUIS per cent. Bonds
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS Der eent Bonds
CITY OF CINCINNATI per cent Bond.
CITY OF CLEVELAND Water Loan per cent Bonds.
CITY OF MILWAUKEE per cent. Bonds.
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HrssY u. Lsros, Austioceer--Ry r. n L,s,s.,
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N FRIDAY April II Il io O'clock At No - s. M.rsOz'
esrssrs Of Bruss .soessry Per Gl.ss e,,v,S
fsrnirre Cd IN hair eloh Sofas and ps,s, CO.
s2lendid rosewood Piknofote made BY bsrt via 49, -
tscteLt cost $50 brcbEs Mantle Uus Ciock. ~
lace Curtains Bedroom ForIisure Of aAossay Fcnsh
prs,sre Gssses Mattresses reeply st.r
OilcoGE Chlps Glass and Kitchen Ware saa esas-
stsd, Sale positive le4lsl 20
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d. s HorsH Auctioneer
CCTION SALE of GFNTEFI HOTrSEHOJ n
... PErER PARA Agefi0aser
tC1ION NOTICE-HOCSEHOL FI-RNr.
~ 49, A aERwIx Aocsoneef.
IA BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co-Trade Sale

- Rooms No. Is Parkro~
49, fbiDN EVENING April u 4. 7Gclcet
so siAriostfr-A age collection Of ysasble Stand.
VIC a beoE including OF sne edi olso
1ne1 tNis CT rev ard pepzlA Csea and School Booas 10
ALso-A arr ssertE emf Of Staple and Fancy Stationery en-.
oe qenes Of slperhne Letter and Note Psoe and "a
nserfeS .xPr-sy for retail sales Peas Pen
elS MI en1 nsn oan1 Blsnf Rooks
MONDAY EVENING, Apsfl H. .. aeloci
tAltALf Law Library "A large and yell 5 Pa,
Library tHHsers Common Law Caarcery .ud Aa,,s.,x r.
yers United sisifs and STATE Lac Des: C0uEsltarss r.
ssst sse greet Ire'y 81 EsneItSy 1sstses, a.
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ALERT II. NIcoLaY, Ancioneer
GREAT PEREM PTORY So E.
~ To close concern of
2O0
VERY VALUABLE LOTS,
Comprising
1850 FEET WATER 'FRONT.'
Adjoining the steamboat landing at
Adjoining the stsamboa, landing at


srAPLEToN. Staten Island at AUCTION
ALBERT Il NICoLAY will sell TUESDAY, A2l Is, 1855
precisely ground sspleton Staten Island
without close about 200 valuable snd ell
sible Building Lots the Sspeon Dock Property
These Lots usted he Bay and for business or msnufse-
turing purposes they opposite to and sight
New York and Immediately conglouz the Staten
New-York Ferry Co Landing Stapeton commun
half and In win
ter every landing Whitehall New York This property Ia
DO ut really Wall than lhs, where lots
selling from $1,000 so There abundant supply Of tho
spring had the premises whereby the heavy
fer Croon which the mechanic subject
city avoided well other city taxaiou while
the actual convenience Of the location for business
greater This entire property comprises water front Of nearly
$50 feet with substantial wharf the whole distance.
whole maritime Of the port of NewYork must Of
necessity point the channel and anchorage this
side the bsy thus Offering great advantages depot for
son unequ and the mechanic lsborsr may great
advantage atmosphere constantly tempered the
the and the location unsurpaed-com
handing ensve view ofthe whole Bay Of NewYok Thus
opportunity offered TO business manufacturer capital
Its rarely be with, and worthy OF attention large
map showing the relative petition Of the property with the Staten
Island shore be the Office Of the suciioaeer.
Of the purchase remain Bond
and Mortgage for years. discount Of i've
cent, for cash Title ndispGtsble
For lthosrsphc maps and full particulars spplyto
ALBERT II kICoLAY, Auc,ionesr No. Broadst
B. Should ii Tuesday, April 49, the sale will
place Friday, ApE
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JOIN K. OAKLEY, Aactioneer
GREAT and ABOSOIJJTE SALE of 600 SpI EN-.

GREAT and ABSOLUTE SALE of 500 SPLEEN
~ DID LOTS, Notrand swYork Brooklyn. Hudson and
Albany and Schuyler Pacific Dean BERGEN Wyckof
Warren Baltic Butler and Douglas Ia the level beautiful
desirable part of she IXth WARD Of the CITY Of BROOK.
LYN.-OAKLEY & WRIGHT will sell Auction THURS
DAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 49, IA and rs o'clock
each day the Sales Room, No 2ij Futont opposite
Hall and hontsgue Brooklyn, the above mentioned
mnute described the Lhogaphc Maps which will ready
or and Gfer ApIl4
Th without exception l.the best located property offered
auction anywhere IN the vicinity Of the
vicinity Of hrstcass improvements Many
have been already erected The adjoining
surrounding highly attractive and beutu the
ing nearly eyebout the established grade he IXth Ward
and IN De zee the garden Of Brooklyn Fultonay Of
cnibas eh coLssnty daring the day
oEreuse. wi Dc in full operation this the
MAJ fare OF cents the the h Of July 1854 The
Long Island Railroad Dept Bedford which trains stop cash
TIP within three minutes wk Of h
property more desirable convenient and Of than
erty mat located In the upper Of NewYjrk the dis
tan:e from tie Merchant Exchange Thysy desirable property
viii be sod N see0ns tanning from eight Thu
vii be opportunity seldom with purchase
lots sections zntes
profitable men remarkable healthy pleasant part Of
the City Of BROOKLYN each lot section win sold perempsoy
without Full for restrictions nuisances
will be Inserted in the deeds.
Severity cent Of the purchase remain bond aud
se fer FIVE ears At per
For maps spply 70 OAKLEY WRIGHT, No 3aS Fulton
brootyn; No 81 Wslst, and Of BRONSON, KNAPP L Co.
OF Broadway and Pnsss under Metropolitan
York
Full and printed the title viii be furnished to each
rec Of cb
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ANTHONY J. AlttlYl-.I
INTENSIVE SALE Of 81 BEAUTIFUL HAk'

IL LEM BUILDING LOTS az ACTION ANTHONY J.
PLFECkER will sell auction THURSDAY tue 5a oAy OF
A 1884 II o'clock the Merchants Exchange 81 eligible
Building Lots and par. Lots all lying body and tormins
nearly i've blocks ,s:ea the h Sra aud 9havs
ilsih lSh l.h ll5h snd Shsts between said avenues
The above lots nearly al full .ze beautifully sasted for I'm
mediate the ground free from rocks dry level
s rsded hy and dmsby adspted for budnS purpose
dsable Of HaTlem, extremely healthy
yies beauty
oesied ssh the srsdr which nearly compsted
sth Railroad aod will the eorns be
the rails laid McConbs DAM running through the
this eers property aud ~heu completed si no fouo
the value OF these lots leo cent they x thea be
very and from the city fares Of only i've cents
sndnuch less BY commutaon This the largest snd bantsomss
desirable for private Teidences Of
any sale the ssnd and lot wall be
errory osposd the highest bidder Ire e fee aud
clear Of ~ Membranes and 60 cent Of the pah money
bond for five six cent
giving denson Of each lo and farh Paca-
larss rpiy 70 the Auctioneer, No BrOad-r.. l5VG)
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Sales bp Aurtion

Sales By Austion.
AUG ION MOTH E.
"A HENRY H. LEEDS Co., Auetoaeer.
viii give their personal attention las usu for past
the SALES of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
the residences Of families breaking uP housekeeping in this city
Brooklyn during the They viii have regular
every week their No wss for the Of
Hose who may desire this medium of'sls
ASraosY BLEEcxER Aactioaeer.
A SSIGNEES SALE OF THREE DESIRABLE
pose .oen TSRbaY he S day Of Ap r ' u
ocs the Merchant EIehans a;eer the direction of the
II:: DSsss g..
bts:en ID, d snd avs. and eo@nencns les FEET vest
q .dy The los each s feet niche, font and fee.
deTh Of anhsd in the ms: sabssan.
terra. farther psrcs.I. .Vp . The Aseonss
No Brosdst 500 MILLER CRANE lssnees
A UCTI0N sALE.-Will be sold on the premises, in
Bridge Depot large frame Dwellns, With Of
iS e'Sa Sas ' fr A !: .S 1
asss b. sSd ~ q a o nssser . ,3s
80 ANDREW HaSDscaucR s A.:os..t;oA
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, Aactionser
4 SSIGNEES' SALE.-Three Houses and Lots in
~ h "a a. sLsEckgR viii FL sa:tieq OF THURS
fOurs,ory D~ens Houses Just 6nsbed .a..ed On
2 @ ss Sess. near "a 'v Lots fee
By Tn. 'f s65 g., ~. Of n. ,..
.t.r with wsis on each door these house,. K
I'll: s BE- P PEI .S. .s %
J. BLEECK ER, Auetioreer No broad-s,
600 MILLER CRANE, As.isnees
- d. HcrsH, Auctioneer
A CCIION SALE of GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
~ IhMrukE. PIER GLASSES, CARPETS kc-TO- NOR
81 h sos. n .s: =: ,'tsas e ~ 5'
e eonsrts aid hcse eon'is Mahogany Sofa res s
Cbs Aasossny Tables Work and W.hGsni Brussels and Ia
ran MshoE:ry Bedstesda ke Dining Tables cOcker
ssa: Ma 's a. q Ss:sls es sE
Nsss the whole forming sxestIt variety Of household fsr
tsre c:t.lesses AZ house on morning ofs.le.
,. PETEs PARA Aseti0sser
A ISIION NOTICE-H0USEHOLD FURNI-
- ~ kE = NEWELL Co. viii sci on THURSDAY April
~ ocoek 81 the auction No. - N.sust
vsis ma general Of secondhand ko1sh5d Pzrnlre
sot'ans o. sofss Lounges Bgreana Boteas Chairs Tao
s.hsis1ds DeslA Brussels and Irgrsn Csrpets Bed
,eacs atitsss bets Bedding Tia Croekery Kitchen
Cter, ke l from previous ozt door sale. rer eah All
deposit required.
-, A ~ aERwIx Iocsoneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co-Trade Sales
- Rooms No. IS Park.rux
~ fbiDN EVENING April u q. 70elock.
AND srAriosEnrA lnse collection ofyaasbe Stand.
sfe and seesnecus BeoE, seusns usny oil sns Adj -
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MAD RrvsE AND LAKE EAR EALSosD Go.

MAD ETvEE AND LAKE EAR Rail 70
DrvJnFNn -Bostop March 80, 1S5f.-A DIV
Ds.si r TIN va CENT :. b.sr declared p.y.sis N
os Of =. Company he ss Of Nay next q he sa'e On
sh.rs 81. ssIs'n 's' a'' SAMUEL aEssIAw rrrAalsr
ILLTso7s cEST1,L RiILaoAp osF,sx. 10 !" wstt'r
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
i SUBSCRIPTION 70 CAPITAL sfoSK-SO,'es 2 ss,eeI
n r.. ipo csp.I Railroad consssJ iz Office in sesYort
hss the boots shall be opened for hIi Va'se "a y ss ne lS
~. No w 'GGs ): d sGy % 70 r
pc. q r.e,n, .nsh ss'eons .s .h. a. .e, s,s. os
duly sserssd .to'tey for The aeI Of share. 70 Eas
1T .7 q J.Iusr, lass Gsea payment f.a1ns q
- share Win interest tsseon rom ne ~
ssi.snGsr e. 5. eests soeh =.
''-N' 80 By order Of the Bad Of Director.
J FSUGcE seere'<ry.
ofTicE cLrvELAsD AID roLEOO Co u "E >ng-,
nIvIDEND.--As emannual Divide Ad OF FIVE
~ PER CENT o. The capital roes Of this c1ap.ny h~ ss
LAY declared paIsb in cab the oes n the Company
lat coarsnies lJsaeOp Toledo Nov.s ana csYsai al
require 1sh.Issd for osfes's' of % co0p.ss SsfaE ~
Tbs rif.r book. will be to tie ash ms, 20 tn.
A''A y ''''' VI NC 3 LfrcHFIZLD, r1saszl.,.
II AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. 60 WALLSr-
~ ~. g .nS y &c 9 al NJ s.ea IN Al r..pse,s &bo1t
asf as to lime =. paris Of =.
oTFIcE OF THs SLIs s,2s,t Goustr cs.L 20,
@ or si2 ya " ss DsLhA .s
wear. 10 ran secured by mortgage David osdey E rus
lands together With the Railroad and al
franchises shs and privileges Of said Company The
fullest information BE obtained By Application 70
JOHN {. aALL0RY, President o.
D w INGERsALL, Treasurer
n W. VAUGHAN & Co, Providence, z l.
Os BANKERS and BROKERS-Are prepared 70 nssot-.,'
ColleeoL. al q h> scrtry
ssy sell Stocks Commsion and TO Agsrs
ties abr I'd IN the transaction of any business
REFERENCES Mr. 7 Bowen President siaeks-one CAns
l.; M ID Baker Prssden. Hossts Esai
n Co Mesrs Robbins son sls sYort, 5esrf
Joh1 FArrun Co, Philsdepsi.
DACIFIC RAILROAD of MISSOURI-NOTlCE
CONTAGIOUS proposals will be received by the
gneeIed a. their of IN the ely Of : Loois 1nu oec
the 18th Nay for the msscury &c
Of the frat dvon Of the Southwest Branch the Pscc ,red
Frank depot the terminus Of the road
s Louis crossing OF the Cascade
about 7s miles The line will be divided into
sections Of mile and proposals be usde for
ee;iors he line paEs prohles seec.t9n form Of
&c viii be ready pecon and after the IL,
May next ~o be let qeiss heavy situated ia healthy
country ard Is Of access
The undersigned themselves sc. q.
isfsctcry A. OWEN ca
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A c. TUrrLg Auctioneer. .
DINING ROOM and RESTAURANT FURNl-
~ TURE and PIXrUEEs-A c FUTILE will cell on FRI
DAY l O'clock No IS Broadway he FuInere .ad tH,as
ofthe Known The Repub consist ng OF large
Range with Copper Boiler Copper Kiehen Uteass OIL Cohs
Chsir Tables Plated Csstors Croctry and Glass ware Ivory
Plated Fots Table Linen Bar snt Oyster C0gaes
Fixnres sisps essh and deposils requel
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d S HoUGH Alc'ioueer-
INTENSIVE and IMPORTANT SALE of ELE-

INTENSIVE and IMPORTANT SALE of ELE-
~ CANT RoSEWooD and MAHOGANY PARLOS, CHAM
pes'Iy Brussels Csrpenns French Oval Mirrors &:Lhns
auction all the fine Foruiture Of the large hvso rec
House No 49, 2s-st 7h embracing three ricn
Ro.ewooa Suites French Brocaee costly Rosewood
Ladies' Paris EscIntohe beautifully ntd, do Work Table sew
Rose wood Tables Of different being
rcy aud sofa eesaa heAviyrved RoseW9oi easere
style XIV God PanoFote WITH
stool and cover large Pier Oval Closes Enbodersd Curtains
Shades with and valuable collection Of Mantle aud
aud being delicate painted seyes Por-
celEn Bque Alaastr Marble &e Alsber Clocks Cara ne
Jewel &c Also number Of OIL Paintings some
artists Chamber Furniture consulting OF
and Mshossny Bedes Bureaus with
Wssstsnds match rich China Toilet SEES Gilt Mrors Ro-
wood aud Mahogany Chairs Rockers hor.ehar Mattresses &c
&c Also large quantity OF bSemsut
Fupue Mahogany Extension and other Dining Tsbes Ivory
elegantly decorated China Dinner and Tea Se Cut Glass
splendid silver Tee Service Spoons Csst0r Folks sa trays
will BE- attendance goods Immediately asr the
Sal
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RUSSELL w wEsrcofr Auc.i5nser
IIAADSQME H0IrGEH0I Ii EITRNI1,

KussELL W WEsrcofr Ancti0nser
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
z. w WEsTcoTT viii sell THUR ,DAY April 49, q, lcl
oeoek the en- Furniture contained
ss.e nesI es1 consisting eiss1t rs~Ood 7octsve Plano
Forte splendid french Pier Ckssss
or Furniture made By Hutehngs usozany
Tables Egyptian tops rosewood Etagsre plate s
back Tapestry and ohsr Carpets Lace Curtains French Clock
and men AaLs nsmepts nahsssny Tee rees Arm Ch.irs
Ps,or Chairs Partisan Tables Secretary
Sofas Dysns Frerch
and Wssksnds Oval Mirrors variety Of Chsrber
Furniture Aso Bssment Furniture Extension DINING Table
rich Chra Tea and Die TIE. Sets Silver Ware Gallery
Gu, Glass WGe with number Of Choice Psinnss
ins. Catalogues st house
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALES.-The UN.
IL DESIGNED viii attend 20 the Disposal Farn
residence Of families RE-
spring Prompt made 1scal COLEk Chiffon lao
TONER'S No. 70 N.ssau Fipest JAMES COLE Sacsnsa
(s211
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10y. CoLros, Asetionssr.

TOMORROW, Thursday, April Is, at I0I o'clock,
all The Furniture Ia three house No ~
nDs the usas sssorent q every description Of
fall particular On FRIDAY the Furniture Ia hoase
Nc rs seb At CT SATURDAY 10 Grand MONDAY
o.; TUESDAY IN WsrisrGi WEDNESDAY IN West lSb-r
&c, &C. ,6o1
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Wn IEusG Co, Auet.9neen
)sES, WILLIAM IRVING & Co. "

At SECTION on WEDNESDAY April y ,tiei o'clock =. the
eseon- No sPne Roses &c from the Of J. b.
Msnei Aa OF Standard Half standard Dwarf Perpet
Ss Mes bourbon, Nosette Hybrid Perpetual Baltimore Belle
10th CT Gold Prairie Queen Ruse Cose and other hae
o. kos. Peonies Pnks and other enc varieties Of eenogse
plants em the nrrsey Of haltsl Astoria comprising
rss usonert offered THE easn just taken out Of tbs ound
warranted true 70 Roses Ia 10 full bloom
Of other plants Ounce Bashes and other
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L. I TuCEtr Aucto1ssr.
ny KILLING & TUCEER-Sale OF valuable anil


ID substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .sctioo, Tafs
DAY fWsdpessay) at l. ocock NJ al the Furnitu CLrpeo
Pstns IN the lsss brss tozs W fCsrro place m Beck
Broadway in Bsees,rs This SHE worthy tbs
Of The large consisting ~
Of xslo-ssy Pior suTriture Ia su,ss;
,kogsby Msrbe-og rsbes cn s IN A.ho<-uy Pls
End Caresst d. dining ard rockers s frs Miro
ara on Psnttrr. BrrslS rsp-f,ry Th-ee-Py 49,, C.,
ret. OCoth, &c; Casmbf Hufa,nre ia .ns b..k
shut s.d rs. ,o te Of ,os s.ly E.aasr
becs sra 81 ~ " Clothes; Csalnng-rrOn Isbes
Chains cutlery Git Chin, Brtsunis Ie.
.rd Corse owse Plated spon. Table Cloths; kfenen
Furniture l1n Ware &c ke Also dos Csssp msie
seuse and 70. hon. consumption Al this Furniture Is IN
reed order ard be sod ae highest bidder vfhous
D, po.iis requi.ed. CaalosVss St house.
Jo>. Loan, Areuune-r.
IA GEO. W. LORD * Co. No. $50 Broadway
~ between Frnkn ard Leonard sts Saes Of Books PAsr
ISes, FuRsirvg.E, &c, OF favorable terps
OH PAINTING
THs (Xe6ps,dsvl EVENING April - 1884 a. o'clock, will
the regular sale VI Books Nc svslgsble vi
snrs Nasara Fall. painted By osSe for $50 sale positive
waLrER GRErsoUGH Asctioassr -
CANDLE MANUFACT0RY.-W. GREENOUGH
Y Co will sell TO MORROW Crhurssyl At u o'clock a.
~ 42 Water the entire contents of Candle Nnatcto'y
Mods Of all sEes Pans Power Pres Cotton VICE
Oiliug Cssis, &c. &c. Catalogues are now rsady.
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auetoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE-Of large assortment OF
IL GLASS Rosewood and Mahogany Piano Fortss .
II. LEEDS Co. will sell auction THURSDAY, Apri
Of TIE late James Thompson decesed No
$50 Broadway Fran large number Of fIstcsss Rose
wood and Mahogany Piano Fes in plain nodded and carved
Mahogany Rosewood ard Cscss wood tor
priv ate fashionable style Also Iron Chest
Deck Office Chairs Cane Stools Stoves &c The aooye are
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DrvJnFgn Boston, March 80 1S5f.-A DIV
IL s.pS of TEN sER CENT ;. beer declared P,yssss n
oes of he Conpsny on ne ss OF May nef - ne
rbtIe We We - SAMUEL HEs5HAW. Treasurer
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CoLros, Aaeeoneer
ARGE SALE Of HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD ID

i AROE SALE 81 HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
LFuRSITURE, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, MIRRORS PIANO
fORTE &c te:-f COTTON will sell, THIS DAY April II
ocock q No d bontst the enre Furniture the family
IL eoD2rse part Of
ErnnI N brestele Maa9ssny Chairs and hshogny
.eees bookeses soss and TeeTtes Plate Mirrors
Dan and Lace Window Cgsns Brussels three ply and Ia
ta carpets OCoths Feather Beds and Hair
oop Cenief sde Sofa and Gard fables Dressing aad Plain
,esea %.shstsnds Bed AID Basement Furniture
Piano Foite. 81 octave, = very Gne iratrnr.ent
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I(AIl 4hOAO LOAN.-lhe Lake Ontario. AJb1rn
HI NevYork Railroad C0upsly hereby aano1res ..s n
tenron the Ne Yo1t n4rket from e . .tf
sysi shs be wanted k1SQc Of set.rrr ~
mossse th.if road Epprna.css sec
hls ssErlssnuslly. -oss< Asbern, Asrrs T. is4
z. T. EA-L seey.z-y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-17
REGULAR WAsmrGroy CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 6, 1854.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 6, 1854
llessys Editors Of Union and american.
The news of the day continues to be of high
Importance; and some of it is of truly painful ma
ture. hope the best, yet fear the worst to con-
siderable extent for the steamer San Francisco
which the Illinois from Aspinwall with California
mails) Just arrived reports having in lat $50
some minutes, December oath, dsmasted, but could
afford her no aid, because of the awful gale blow
ing. The San Francisco is reckoned steamer Of
the first class both in build and tonnage, was bound
for California on her first trip, with 700 to 800
| United States troops on board The Secretary of
| War and Secretary of the Navy have both taken
/ the most prompt measures to save the vessel and
/ crew, If practicable, the former by charterng a
steamer, and the latter by sending out the revenue
cutters. Ii we had possessed, ready for service,
steamer adequate for the purpose, the Secretary of
the Navy would promptly have sent her in search
of the San Francisco.
The Congressional news is of much interest Mr.
CUTTING has been signaly defeated in his motion to
impure into the removal of Mr. Bronson; the vote
against was 10l to 81. About simultaneously with
this the "hards" have been utterly discomftted in
their demonstrations against the administration in
Pennsylvania.
An animated debate occurred in the Senate on
an amendment proposed by Senator GwINN to
resolution on the Pacific Railroad which had been
offered by Mr.. CHASE, of Ohio. Senator GwINY's
amendment was in these words: "Resolved, that
50 much of the Presidents message and accompa-
nying documents as relates to the subject of ma.
tiona railroad from the Mississippi Valley to the
Pacific ocean, together with all the bills pertaining
to the same, that have been or may be presented
to the Senate, be referred to aseectcommittee of
members" Senator GwINN debated the question
with great earnestness and ability, and Senator |
WELLER also expressed himself very strongly in IA
vor of the road. The result of the amendment was,
that a select committee was appointed, consisting of
nine members. The names of these have not vet
transpired.
Senator DOUGLASS has also brought in a bill for
the admission of the Nebraska territory, which is
framed in accordance with the principles of the
Compromise measures. 1t will probably produce
some debate, but will be passed in both Houses in
its present form. You will find the able report of
Senator DOUGLASS on the subject in the Union of
to-day.
An attack having been made on Senator HUNTER
by some democratic paper, the Richmond ENQUIRER
publishes very eulogistic article in respect to him.
which is transferred to the columns of the Uaioa-
Senator HUNTER may be little more of an abstrac-
ionist than some of US who call ourselves demo-
rats but that he is a of very eminent worth,
and moral admits of no dispute with
hose who have the best opportunities to know
i'm. As the head of the Finance Committee of
he Senate he has heretofore shone with dstin- ,
uished lustre SULpIcIus.