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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
A Card-.Justicc To DR.. sro,r,s.

The undersigned has seem with great pain that re-
cent jury OF the Coroner fit in giving verdict upon
the Empire City from Havana 10 censure the caTees
manner in which the officer at tho New York Quaran-
tine let pass vessel with yellow fever board Upon
what evidence the jury arrived at this conclusion to
the disease and TO the conduct OF the Health Officer
the undersigned, not being summoned before them is
unable to state although he Is credby informed that
no POST norton examination had, and a very hasty
nquisition held He has practsed his profession in New
orleans upwards OF ten years. and has been through
many epidemcs OF yellow fever and the Of the pas
senger in question bore resemblance whatever that
disease The deceased received board at Havana
on Wednesday night, March 20, in health On Saturday
night-three days afterwards-he came to the under
Sgned complaining Of constpated bowels and then
prescribed for. On next seeing him he had dysen.
tec symptoms, and at no time possessed the least ndi
cations OF yellow fever.
The undersigned did the patient appear to- treated
the case as one by means serious Even just before
his arrival ut Quarantine the undersigned him walk
ing upon the deck of the steamship.
without desiring to mpugn the motives of either jury
men, officials reporters the undersigned cannot sub
scribe this card, explaining circumstances that will at
acqut Dr. Morris Of any fault in this matter with
out venurng to hope that the senstveness of the pub
lie mind will not often raise Of pestilence without
Of unknown name and standing, reposng behind the
dignity of coroners mandate, to undul slur officials
for political purposes although it may not be to their
private professional injury. w. b. DODSoN, NJ. d.,
No. 127 Canal street. New Orleans, Acting Surgeon of
steamer Empire City
NV YORK, April s, 1854.
Lieutenant James r M'Rinstry, United States navy,
in command Of the United States mail steamship Empire
City, tenders his respects to the New York public and
Graves permission to say that he the passenger
whose death has produced the yellow fever rumor and
that he possessed symptom whatever of that disease
Captain MKnsry has, during his years of service
cessary much Of this disease and bases his opinion
on observation The passenger by him just be-
fore leaving the ship and made specific complaints of
dangerous illness. There yellow fever pre-
vaing at Havana than is usual in the month of March,
and the instance complained of was in respect gel
low fever one.
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Nrs Hall Mrs BiddSe servant, Madame RanmAgs,
-. niiford ii Rnttcnhnina child and nnrxant. q


Madame Milford. y y Bottcnben child and ncryant; G
ZIrme rman, WIN Zimmerman w Cater and vile II Gais
And wiie Gattcl Mrs Catei and CHILD Madame Dot
veira and child VIM Bonehst, n wilhelm, kegret hrs
Negret children ana servant Mr. Hewitt and vile Me-
Bourry, ii Bourry, L Thsbeud, Mr Hewitt a Iarnbut
aud wife two children and ssrvant Ar Mbet Miss Cao.
Mr. whtworth and lady Hill, r Ross Or Miles
champ, II Gibbs, L Lehrun Schneider, Mr. 3awn.fan,
Mr. Everett leustndler 8r and Mes Chauveaa
and od Ne Cochrane Mrs Lacy aad two children Hr aud
Ars seaonner Mrs Lacy and infant, Lancaster, chas
Pritehard Schnrmnn Mr. Heppenheimer wife and child;
DR. y kennedy Or Pssslee. Mr. Gray Madame Bouquet,
Mr. Pruhl, 1r Sndley, Mr. kinar1.
For Savannah in the steamship AugustaNrs C3tharne
Mooney, child and Mrs w II Bates and servant
Miss footman, Master Woodbridge and tp br0thars
Holland. DIR Billing, Soseph Stiles, Gayera Mrs
Maldron. Dir Cocirane and lady Tanner Henry starr
Mr. Vim Fatoute. Beach Vanderpool Clifford Smith, Nm
vanderpoo A Nichols, Jackson, Lippitt, James
A n Kitchen aud u IN the steerage
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond in the ship
Jamestown--J Daniels, Pond. Jr, l. Tnrpcr A "
4iyen, kukland Abbot w II Parkhurst, & enncll,
Il .Iester II Marlborough, ID Telfar, J u farbo-
rough, Ballard Meyers, Collins and isly Mrs
norasio " squire Miss josephine l. Squire Rohsehid,
X = " iker, Wilbur, Shaier Il hotchki.s Capt
nurse and four Children w Hamwcod, Gregg John
son, II c Loyett, Jones, Clarke. Mss Canning,
ton, King, Jacks, Liouts Thompson, Bradford and
Ballard. N-and a3in tho steerage
Ftr Charleston in the steamship Union-Irs Hgtle a
Hall and ID lngliss Mr Butler, Corbett, Wor-
ril Miss Agnes Young, Miss Jane Atherton, Mr Cary
Cr.ightop, E crannJs, CALDWELL, Quincy,
Mower, II Goodhue, II Burrows c Shelton, Miss Wall
ter, Miss Fitzgerald, e Gross and lady, Ryan
Garter, Wakeman, Cooper, Mrs Carter, Hampton,
l. W Dixon-and 10 in the steerage.
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EplroR OF THE HERAIp.-MR. EDIToR-I FEEL

NDlToR OF THE HERALD.-MR. EDITOR-I FEEL
~ called upon to bear testimony to the promptness dis
played by the Fire Department at the fire prcnscs
F5 Eighth the evening Of the 7i nss
peoialy would commend the personal efforts Of the
bers OF Hook and Ladder Company No and Engine Com
Jany No a. for the speedy extingui hment OF the With
hut trihing damage The excellent judgment evincod
this occasion in avoiding the Of hose be
highly commendedindeed feel assured that this
the preservation of great portion of property
would otherwise have been damaged by is
often the that the water inrres much
tant the fire; and believe that II each company
rished with number of leather buckets
lie eStn cd in the time usually required bring
the hose into In conclusion beg to offer my
thanks friends and the remn particularly for their
well directed efforts that occasion. D. ANGEVINE.
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THE FIRENIEN.


AT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF FROM
IA tier Hose Company No. 3, Of Brooklyn, hold at the
carriage house Tuesday c~ening, April lS5-J X.
PGttson in the charMr John j. White offered his reig
nation Foreman Of the Company and earnestly solicited
them accept Of the which the Company reluctant
ly compelled themselves to do; and motion committee
appointed express the feelings of the company
wards their late foreman when the following resolutions
were drawn WI and unanimously adopted:
whereas the members Of Frontier Hose Company No. 5
have UNEXPECTEDLY heard and with deep nton
ton Of Mr. John Whte to resign the ohce of Foreman
tie Company they cannot let the occasion pass without
pressing their sincere and heartfelt thanks him his
retirement from the chief Office Of the Company (Which he
successfully was prominent in organizing and maintain
ing in its prefent poton for the capable and efficient
in which he discharged the duties Of that station
Received That although the resin alton Of Mr. John j.
White repuenant to the desire Of tho members they
sacrifice their private wishes at his earnest request he
believes that the post of honor in the private station and
they console themselves with the thought that
him still among thom to stimulate them by his
private member to greater activity and cxcron in the path
Of duty
Resolved That these resolutions 10 published in tho New
York Herald Brooklyn Eagle, and Firemans JOURNAL.
Z. j. RILEY,
w. w. GARDINER, }Committee
]. A. FLANAGAN.
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CopARrNEnsIrIr. voTICEs.

lIARTNERSHIP.--A PARTNER WANTED IN THE
stationery bngincss established, and haying good
run ofcnstm: 10 young with 81 800 aud who can
mmend trade hrps rate opportunity IL here offered For
particulars, address boy J,7o7 P9st Once,
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only reliable article for the of pmpes rcckos tan,
sailowness, cruptonv and every skin deformy Beware
Of Of this celebrated and old established kn
ervatye and leauher containing mineral asrin at ut
tery runous to the compilation and by their ropeant &C.
lion health Equally famed IL Gourauds P0u1rc
Subtitle for nprosng har from any pert Of nc body u
qId Hair Dye, Liquid Rouge, Lily W bite aud Hair Kast0ra
tive, at tho old established depot CT walker street, first
store from Broadway; Calendar 81 South Third street
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The star from Fairport says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, of the 9Th inst loaded with stone sprung leak
and instantly sunk in Detroit river the city yester
day. Capt. Dayton and q boy named A. Singer
ceeded in getting ashore by oi pieces of
board. a man named McAdams, another named Ames,
and another called Charley, from Madison Dock,
drowned
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Banvard's GeOrama.-Thi Is the Last Week
Of the Nile and magnificent Holy Land they close
positively the 10th. So all attend night and the
usual Sunday representation and hear the 10 ture.
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The Crystal Palace (yvorld's Fair) Medal Is
ROOTS fourteenth prize Call and his works, at his
magnificent gallery 1863 Broadway Crayon dagaerreotypes
fair. Rooms easy of access.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
A NTHoNY ]. BLEEcKIR, AUcTIoNEER.-PER.

A NTHONY j. BLEECKER, AUCTI0NEER-PER-
~ empory sale of Geo yauahe building lots in the Eighth
mediately adjoining in the town of FlatbushAnthony
Bleockcr will sell at auction Tuesday, April Is ut IL
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange In the city OF New
York go lots and of land In the Eighth ward OF tho
city of Brooklyn, situated Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and Twentieth and Tenth Eleventh
comprising the whole tract lying between Seven
teenth and Twentieth streets and Tenth and Flat
hush line also the eastery half the blocks lying between
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets Ninth and Tenth
nues Eighteen tn street opened through into Fatbush
and under contract to be Graded and throughout
its entire length before the LIST of June the lots
fronting street under contract to be grad
edhose requiring excavations to the grade of the street.
and those requiring filing within three feet OF the grade
have the be free of also the whole Of the valu
able property known Windsor terrace, in the
Flatbush, adjoining the Brooklyn lots above described
fronting the Coney Island plank road and comprising the
opened and graded and also that both sides the
tDuation Of Eighteenth street. This desirable
ty will be sold in sections containing
lots each Full covenants for restrictions against nuisan
in the vicinity OF New York be found this estate
those the hill SIDE between Scey and the Brook
Ign line overlooking the whole richly cul agrcuu
raj plains of Flatbush with Sandy Hook ockawa the
Free from city taAe and asscssmentR and within two and
half miles OF Hamilton ferry by omn
buses from Fulton ferry and in the immediate vicinity of
extensive and ornamental Improvements Also, ut the
time and place three OF the elegant and commodious
suburban villas erecting Seoly and two
Vanderbilt street eaeh with six lots OF ground to be
petey finished without expense to tho purchaser Maps
mAy be obtained ut the autoneer Sixty cent of the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage for
three years Title ndsputabe Full warrantec deeds viii
he given and printed abstracts Of title be obtained s
or the sale at one dollar copy Sale positively to the
highest bidder.
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Reebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. 156
Broadway-Sprng and summer fashion for gentlomen's
hats and caps.
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Two prizes now, from two Worlds Fairs,
Lyons ma gnetic powder bears.
First Worlds Fair In London Ayardie


medal to LYONS agncic powder without poison for s
dcttruction OF insects Now Worlds Fair has de-
creed him medal. Central depot 424 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

Excelsior Fire Insurance Company Of New
York-cash capital 500 0Ohavc removed their Office
No. Broad street. two doors from Wall.
HENRY QUACKENBOSS, Secretary.
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Espcnscheid's Spring Style OF Hat IL de-
edsdy tho handsOmest fabric Of the Tho shape
them for % 60 None better and certainly there
mono cheaper. The store is at lis Nassau street.
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Spring nlantllIas.--The subscriber calls the

Spring mantlilas.--The subscriber calls the
attention Of his lady his large and
Ieror assortment ~ mantiiaa taimns, ruhes Hc for
spring and summerwear imported and uades
his personal supervision His acknowledged good taste aud
long experience enables him produce that hFs
not to be cxcelled. MCLYNEUx BELL IS Canal street
To the Eadies.--A. w. Roberts, having com
petcd HE alterations will go Monday inc Oth OF
Apr FUN and rplcndid as n Of ambroideres and
lace soo6g ia the very latest sr and usual at very
low prices.
Gentleman. like n Turkey, hs not presents
ste unless well dressed we'll dressed he
shirt auessy 70 obtain such shirts he must 70
tp GREEN'S. I Astor House. Perfection and punctu-
ality are the of that celebrated establishment
New CI,oice and Popular Music.--Soncs,
we Meet Again. =. Do Good.n " The Ghost OF Uncle
Ten Tie scenes of Childhood aud - Paddle
Nv Canoe twenty five cents esch santa Clans Pota
aud Amazon Schottiscsh" Those, well extensive
catalogue ty the popular OF tho day
HORACE WATEfts, publisher, 33S Broadway.
~ B.Musie sent by mail, postage Tree.
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GEo. @, LEWIS, AUcTIoNEER, ROOMS 2u BOW
W cry, Riyngton street.Saios Of esato oab
asn sy @ paSsa sd 90 ss09ss
me1erate and returns prompt saies solicited
.JonSS ! yyyAspE%ATEg AUcT1oyEER1aaY VAN
ssgsk iairmSun avenue former 81
Trains leave City Ha at s o. and 10 o'eloot Honseholi
Psrlqr.velvet tapestry earpetnf sqits in
chairs carved marble top tables aims par
painted and enamcicd walnut and nshosany csstesd
nahosany marble top bureaus washssnds cribs beds mat
tains &c nan Furniture oicioth stair ear.
so m, r a SSs .s sns s o.
iogues will be ready two days before the sale
M DOUGHTY AUcTIoNEER-G HOUSE
& FEs6
ins 5s shs set s s Ihfay FTsSsS sa
sn anesrs sale pose Ts Smiley ns
pLAnTs AT AUcTIoN-w. s. McILvAIN WILL
No john street roses ssrnaons paAs taSsrosss
s n s, sS a j. asT
City CatalOgues Plants packed and shipped
RussELI. W; wFsTcoTT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ aie OF all the rich and elegant furniture Of house
wrsTcoT on
sf 's fis' @ ii
ganseyen octave panoforte stool aud two rich
large pier glasses magnificent etcsere cost $40
do plate doors and back richly carved centre and r
re English carpets The parors rosewood French
vii" most rare an
Sanasrs & s' Ss % as a
including q Maersady tho English tragedan painted
and mhosy Stdn %ara p % @
reaus and yashstsnds to match rich china tos. set
chairs rockers superior hair mattresses and beds
s over yards carpets on twelve rooms OcctS Clocks,
ana as isr vr
balance handle cutlery elegant china dinner tea sots
stages pass the door On wednesday handsome farn
turc at No. = Abingdon square. Particulars on Tuesday.
WIN. Writer'S AUcTIoNEER WILL. SELL ON
wedn na at o CclVsh at M Broawsy all the
sstng mirrors large plated trays cut decan
the s%p
sanity lifted up short time since.
WIN. Writers, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
assortment 81 household furniture consisting sofas teto
GAS and pa %a ea"T
sssspst stair rods French and so..ase
ing bureaus. wasstand wardrobes, and general assert
w s. MELLoR, AucuoNEER-pIANoro AT
Baay Grnay fssss Mr Viii s 4 s
sS r r
warranted well worthy the attention of the trade and those
in want Of q good instrument.
w. $. MELLoR, AuCrIoNEER. MODERN AND AN
at 142 broadway Grundy Houghton Il Meor viii sell
siov Modern and antique cabinet furniture made by the
lest city manufacturers and Hotel proprNos
the trade and those about refurnshing, will find in the
stock elegant furniture of the costly description
such as he relied The stock consists In part Of
carved rosewood wardrobcs mirror DOORS richly
rosewood ctegercs, mirrors doors and backs
gantl carved parlor suits in satin
tello aud luh Turkish easy and Votare chairs carved
rosewood areaus and match oak
elegant library bookcases in rosewood
and walnut extension tables Of the approved
Of the stoch which only DO appreciated by
packed, 1t be stored until the first of May Also
French plate pier and oval mirrors with
cut glass and china Also invoice OF silver
ware tea sets PAPER mache tables tea trays &C. Gaia
logues on the morning Of SALE
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Commissioner OF Deeds for the Several
Stater-R. A. WATKINS0N, counsellor at law aud
missioner Of decd &c has removed to ITO Broadway
tho Metropolitan Bank.
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"Thc Hat makes the Man, Is the trite
you will call at 90 Fulton street and get Of
FREEMAN'S hats, you will feel manly, If wearing
hat viii do IT, Our advice to try the experiment You
can do IL for S. Remember, 90 Fulton street. .
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Batchelor's Hair Dye II sfiu fhe Leading
sstsIs By Al 70 be the best dye extant
81 in all parts Of the ~ the only
reliable dye known Sold ut BATCHELORS xs Broadway
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Hynat's Life Observation-Disclosures - A..

most painful forms also scrofua old ulcers and the worst
OF diseases Of the blood, debility liver com
plant kidneys. incipent consumption DC are est cor
tainIy this purifier Principal depot 2is
Grand street. Seventyfye cents per bottle.
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A UcTfoN EoTIcE.-sTAEDARD ROSES. L. VAN.
"A DEwATFR co corner Of Nassau and Pine sttcets,
VII Eeil ON Tuesday, April IL, at ioi& O'clock large and
superior collection of standard and plants the
nursery OF ID. Boil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

DLAnTs AT AUcTIoN-W. S. AcILyAIN WILL
No John street roses carnations pins tuberoses
honeysuckes grape vnes, dahas, iaponioas 60 in fine
condition and in small lots from T. Henderson, Jersey
City. Catalogues Plants pac ked and shipped.
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA sale Of splendid furniture bronzes and mante glasses,
snufacture and imported by Chas Bauiouae being
che final sale previous to his retiring from business
NICOLAY CO will fcu ut auction Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday April TO- II and ~ at the warerooms Of
Chas A. Baudouipe ss Bsoss way At l0 o'clock each day.
his tire stock OF splendid furniture eocks and
mantel ornaments drawing room in rosewood and gill;
every variety splendid rosewood oak aud walnut dining
and library fufnure; mahogany, rosewood and walnut
chamber furniture; elegant tuhl ehonJ and bos do
Bullets bureaus dc danes, Jardeneles work tables &C.
elegant console tables &C. N.BThere will be found In the
above sale several plendd manto glasses magnificent
suit Of t furniture and elegant lot of furniture
ngs WI he found in tho above sac slso about thou
sand yards of carpetug floors OF which will
be disposed Of in lots to suit purchasers
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New Music.-Three Bells Polka, by 9. j.
Cook, dedicated Capt Creighton. 80 cents; Damsel
Sehotsisch, by Amci. % cents Plume Poke by " r.
CHEEKY Boys 80 cents with splendid vgnettes just pub
1shsd and selling rapidly Music sent by mail postage
frec. BERRY GORDON, 297 Broadway.
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SALEsMAN:-WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALES
~ for the silk department.. Apply to Ubsdell Peir
Lake Al broadway before 10 a. NJ after T. N.
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Ledaes5 Extraordinary bargains In fresh
fashionable embroideries linen HANDKERCHIEF &c. the
new establishment lately opened at 573 Broadway. The
store 70 xtures and two for SALE The most
lkauH Hot
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE-THE CRYSTAL PALACE WILL
" DO opened at o'clock NJ and closed at r. NJ untl
further notice Admission 30 cents chill arcn under twelve
years half price Admission Saturdays IS cents.
j. NJ BATCHELDER, Acting Superintendent.
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Al the soft Spring Breezcs play amid tho
IT,: shsy cause the bright leaves to spring
the human hair Both remedies mild. but certain
Prioe2o cents Headquarters, BARKER'S 439 broadway
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THE ORIGINAL JACOBS GREAT xUsIcAUuDEpor
now open At ~ Broadway, with finest assortmen nd
o. musical Instruments in the city. FIRTH Pond 90 q
pano Csrharts patent meodeons and Jacobs celebrated
ace, rdcons known throughout the world.
Lag, !Acogsl ~. Bl9aauN.
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JIEERY IT. LEEos, AUCTToEEER.--BY H II. LEEDS
IL 4 Co., Monday, April 10, st twelve o'clock, in the
faeeroom No. Vail street, superior bOoded horse,
raised in Prescott Canada by the celebrated noqnt Ease
and from oclel rated Unroc Ave Old about
fifteen and half hands high perfectly kind and gentle in
double single harness viii make splendid saddle horse
afraid Of locomotive and will stand In the street
without tying has had training and can trot m ne Ia
three minutes twenty seconds aud Of extraordinary endn
nnce warranted perfectly sound Can be ~ shy time
by applying at our Office, No. 8 Wall street
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Me1odcons.-The Largest and Best Assort-
mont Of meodeons in the city At sS Broadway i being
only place where be had Goodman Bald wins
organ meodeons s. d. H. w. Smiths vol known
-. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent 1893 Broadway.
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w S. MELLOR, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
w auotonOn Tuesday, April H. at ~ O'clock ut IT,
Broadway Grandy Ioughton Mellor win sell without
New York and Boston makers good reputation fully
warranted we'll worthy the attention Of the trade and those
in want Of a good in instrument.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

WIN. Writers AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
w Monday at 01s O'clock at lS7 Canal street larse
assortment Of household furniture consisting
atetea chairs table, gilt frame mirrors window curtains
carpets stair rods olcloth mahogany French and
bedstead hair mattresses feather beds marble
ing bureaus wastands wardrobes and general assert
ment of kitchen furniture.
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NJ DOUGHTY TIoNEER-GENTEEL HOUSE,
W hold furniture pier glasses, carpets on Monday
April TO- at lo O'clock in house Ss Eighth avenue
ssing OF soss chairs tete tste mahogany French bod
seads hair mattresses pier and oval rnrrcrs side
and carpets rugs cloths croekery cutlery
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A uClloN NoIlCE-SAMuEL O>GOOD, AUCTioN-
"A eer 81 Nassau street will sell by auction at Castle
Garden Monday April TO- at 10 A. NJ tho whole OF the
remaining property Of said consisting Of silver
ware plated ware china glassware crockery xture
chandeers mirrors and four thousand yarc gated lamps
suitable for pleasure gardens luminaons largo number
Of cosmorama and glasses &C. together with
collection Of household furni:u comprising sofas chairs,
tables carpets bureaus looking glasses kitchen utensils
&c In of the large lot Of goods the cata
logues will net be ready till Monday morning.