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crTy OF Pist.burs srd County of Allegheny. PENN
investment the coupon
Of The city p-burg county Of Allegheny,
These issued the Ptsbug Connesv, Railroad
COMPANY, by which they guaranteed.
recommend them capitalists and de
airabe inve
The bonds together exhibit
be Obtained upon application personally by letter,
JOHNSTON 8RoTHERs, Co,
Bankers and Fiscal Arens
Ian Is~-dhcpn
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yuIoZ nN17 I7KN
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

lhs peson viii be upos ISsAs sasss
payment 0f The subscription be made In advance.
Dani subsehss money BY letter, postage
which paid by Ny
transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER pabhsd weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semi- weekly during
Subscriptions period less than win be received
tenls proporuoned 10 the above snnuai rates. #H
uy- fOSTMAsTERs agents and,
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with cn<osedi WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed will be ensided copy Of lh
edition ity furnish subscribers for, er0ss.
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ford merchant tailor aide OF Pennsylvania avenue under
Hotel returned from New York, and now
of spring goods Of The latest styles
poaons Of his friends
all OF which viii be made TO order in the
elegant the shortest notice, and
very lowest possible price
Also complete Of furnishing go.ds such sh
stocks crava Sc with superior lot of hid
gloves direct from the importer IN New York.
Mari w3wf
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STRAw GooDs-sPRIyG, Iss4-The subscribers now
splendid estahshmsnt
OF former stand No Al South second
Philadelphia and beautiful stock straw fnncy and
silk bonne datts &c.i and Panama. and
gentlemen which Old patrons merchants and mil
invited promising them,
in extent variety novelty and in styles stock unequaed.
orders carefully and promptly executed.
MarI4
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On the message of the President in relation TO the seiz
ure OF the Black Warrior; delivered in the House.
Thursday, March l6, 1854.
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GILES f. YATES Of New York, Attorney and Coun-
selor solicitor OF foreign and domestic claims for in
hertances land ", whs engaged In the occasional
claims during past,
of revolutionary documents which he thinks
applicants their who unable
claims the OF documentary evidence
have dupie In the Washington in
public Offices They show In the line Of
and eves early of the
and departments of The northern
OF revolutionary being his rank, dates and
will result
his examination, furnish fhe proof required.
pamphlet full list Of all the proo rolls and docu
possession preparation lie win receive offers fol
the purchase OF them
Address q O. y, Yates, New York city,"
All letters must be prepaid.
February %, 1854 Mar l4-2aw5l'
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NEW GOODsThe subscribers have just received large lot
IN desirable and goods adapted
present and approaching seasons, such es-
New style plaid dress sflts
New style striped dress silks
Small figured French muslin de LANES
High ustre black gro-de- Bhnes
style plaid French rnEbams
style English and Merrimnc prints
Riobardson's celebrated lrsh linens
All-wool hsneels for summer
Six warp hannes double and single widths
shirtings from the celebrated manufactures
Linen and sheeiugs, all widths
Table damasks, superhne and low priced
toilette Msrseles bed quilts
Dsma.k napkins, tswelings, sc.
all Of which respectfully invite the attention Of purchaser
HoOE, BRO, n Co
p sAddon present will be made daily through
out the season. II. n. 4 co,
ar l5-eo2v
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NEW BOOKS "a Taylor y Maury's.-Thesaurus of Eng
IN iish Words by Peter Mark Roget.
On's Circle OF the Sciences Nos. l and O.
Text Book, containing selections from the
writings OF Daniel Webster &c.
The Cooks Book and Hsusekeeper's Register.
Marl
Tor THE SPRING TRADE.-Perfumery hair washes,
IL oils, &c.
Phaon's, Barry's, Lyon. KAharion pomstums
Lubin's for the handkerchief
Lubin's and other soaps in great variety.
Of perfnmery complete and OF the best
qualities 5TEVENs'5,
Mar fi-Jgeo-H ss4e@ Kuosa, Browns Hnssi.
!, EW SPRING GOODS AND FAsHIONs.-DUvALL q
Congress and and citizens
their spnng goods, which now arriving
from New York. where we have made
styles Of goods which will be found elsewhere.
All made order in usual style OF elegance
Mar lo-3taw3wif DUvALL 4 BROTHER.
nOBsON, Civil Engineer, the Art of Building. i
u volume, with 81
Dobson Masonry and Stone Cutting volume, engraving
81
swindel Well Digging Boring, and Pump Work volume,
engravngs. 81
Dempsey civil engineer Drainage and Sewage of
Buildings. volume, engraving 81 cents
Dempsey the Drainage OF Districts and Lands voume
Gibbon on the Law and Services.
81
Wese's Dictionary of Terms sciences procs-
sions trades, with explanatory engraving vol
81 So Just imported from London by .,, -. -
Mar 10 thhNok TAYLOR
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THE KoszTA AFFAIR.

From the indications furnished Ivy the debate
in the House yesterday, on the resolutions.oI
thanks to Captain Ingraham, we infer that the
conduct Of the Administration in the Kosz'a
affair does not meet with the appreciation Of a
portion Of the Southern members. They are
afraid to thank. Captain Ingraham, lest they
should implicitly the principles affirm
ed in the Marcy Letter, respecting the right &C
inchoatc citizens to the protection OF the Gov
ernment and also give oountenance to the idea
that tho Principle Of Humanity may, at times,
rightfully dictate the action Of the Govern
ment.
OF course, every intelligent observer feels
that il is the extreme jealousy and timid con-
scrvatism engendered by Slave institutions,
that obstructs the passage Of these simple res
olutions in honor Of q gallant American officer.
Mr. Chandler, of Pennsylvania spoke with
great force and portinence in support Of tho
resolutions
aThe Queen Of England mover permitted an
act Of humanity towards suffering Briton to
escape distinctive token-of regard and was
an American less TO be regarded than q for
eignerl Was the principle Of humanity less
to DO regarded and less to be approved Of here
than abroad? This measure was one of self
respect, and there was no proverb more appli.
cable to il than the old Latin provcrb: BIS dat
gun uto dat--he gives twioc who gives quickly.
While they were celebrating, the spirit Of their
good act was evaporating, and the whole mat
tor was becoming piece OF formal legislation.
This was n question that appealed TO the feel.
ings Of every American--one that appealed to
them as representatives Of the American peo-
pie IL was not question whether this man
or that man had aparticular claim for our do
fence. II was question whether the flag OF
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the United States should not afford protection
10 the oppressed and suffering who might claim
exemption. from that species Of tyranny to
which Rosetta was subjected, and whether Con-
gress might not in self-respeot dignity their
legislation by showing that they appreciated
the virtue Of humanity SO far as to reward an
action which reflected credit at home and
abroad upon the navy OF oar country. "A few
months ago, while abroad, he had an oppor-
tunity Of listening to discussions upon this
question and though many doubted whether
we were not involving ourselves in difficulties
in undertaking to defend citizen whose claim
was not a full one, still they believed that hui
mainly and the progress OF human rights JUS
tilted the action Of Capt lngraham, and called
for applause upon it,
In another column will be found the resolu-
TONS and the speech Of Hon. Gerrt Smith
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WASHINGTON, d. G..
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1854.

10 1t requires little time to become used
to new machinery, and to get it to work we'll
The paper for our Daily is not so good as it will
be- The arrangement is not exactly what we
intend to make it. Our agencies are not yet
organized And the paper has failed, in two
or three cases, in being sent off by the after
moons mail These are all matters which will
be remcdied. In two or three weeks we shall
be relieved partially from the heavy pressure
Of business, attending the renewal Of our large
Weekly list, and then we shall devote more
attention to the Daily.
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Jeduthan Brown, OF tho Sherman House,
Chicago, died on the cath.
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NEWSPAPER PLsAsANTaIEs.--Ihe Albany
alias, a few days ago, contained an editorial
the beginning whereof was as follows;
ave learn that tho admirers of tho Albany
argus intend presenting that sheet with copy
If the WHoL. ART OF PoLITIcAL LYING, gilt
and bound in brass, AZ New Years gitt. IL is
the most perfect adept in the science Of men
dacity, and IL IL had not destroyed its own rcp-
utation would be good for something, A. it
is il only excitcs the admiration Of those phi
losophers who admire falsehcod Tor its own
sake
Edwin Robinson, aged sixteen ysara, rescued
had from drowning, a. Sehayisil Haven,
on Monday.
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Mr. Akcrs young artist OF Maine, has
modelled beautiful bust of Mr.. Speaker Boyd.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt in
Memphis, Sunday morning.
The emigration into Iowa the present seasoi,
is astonishing and unprecedented.
The citizens Of Lafayette, la, are furnished
with first rate coal at 10 cents per bushel. NJ
much for railroads.
Best limp butter retnils in Albany at rs i
90 cents per pound: beef 8 cents; pork q
a cents; mutton q Ga cents veal q :
cents cheese cents
A male slave, "a years old, s3ld at Clarks-
burg, Va, last week, for s 500, and another,
q female, IS years old, for 1880
In Florence, Alabama, the town council have
raised the license for retailing spirituous liquors
10 one thousand dollarr, and ON billiard tables
and ten-pin alleys to five hundred dollars.
Gov Farwcll has ,mmuted the sentence a
Mcdonald, who was under sentence Of death
ut Milwaukee, to imprisonment for life.
Forrest and Anderson, the tragedians a'e
playing in Boston, at different theatres--the
former at the National" and the latter a.
tho "Athen@umv
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April ZZ-oP NJ
BRrAnsrUrFs.-Flour moderately active, at rather
frmer rates The days sales amounted to 1000 bbls.
poor state (Blacs Rock) at 81 121s 81 37h common
SIS ss So aud other kinds at proporiionac figures.
Canadian was in good demand; some 900 bbs. superfnc
were bought for delivery next month"; at 81 10 per bb
In bond. The transactions in Southern reached i, 800
bbs at as so as SIX for mixed to good straight, and
IS IS for fancy, per Dbl Rye flour and meal
were unchanged Wheat the advance The sales
included 600 bushels choice Genesee white, at 50 3d.
SEQ inferior do at So 05; and 400 inferior red and
mixed Southern at 81 20 81 IS. About 800 bushels
rye brought 81 o. Barley and oats remained about the
same Corn favored factors The operations embraced
a. eco bushels at SIC &c for inferior SEC &c. for
mixed s3c Sc for white Southern and s4c 85c for
yellow do, per bushel. .
CorToN-Ihe market closed very firm and with an up
ward tendency in prices Some descriptions realized nc
per h. above Mondays quotations. The sales Tor the
day es followsFor export, 1869; home use, Az
speculation, 60--total, ,141
FRuGHrs-here was rather more doing for Liverpool.
About 1900 bales Of cotton engaged including com
pressed, at 516d 132d, and uncompressed, ut nd,
and about 40 COO bushels engaged in bulk, at
3d., with small lot at sgd Flour at 3s 3d. Cd
To London, 500 bbs lard engaged ut 40s, and 30
tons oil cake at 40s To Bremen, 80 tons measurement
goods taken at 26s. 10 Havre, rates continued
nominal with very little Offering To California
with tobacco for Hayre, at 45c.
PRovIsoEs-Pork was pretty brisk and steady. Sales
transpred Of 600 bbs at e14 80 for mess and S3 for
prime, per Dbl Cutmeats were In fair demand and firm
With sales of 275 pkgs The movements in lard com.
rrised $50 bills, at exc 1oc per H. Reef continued
IN gOoS request with salss bbs 1t very full pates
pu34ss and chesse were unaltered
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GREAT PEREMPToRY SALE TO cLosE A coz.

GREAT PEREMPToRY SALE, TO CLOSE A con.
" cern of two hundred very valuable lots comprng
some feet water 'front.' adjoining the steamboat land
ing at Stapleton, Staten Island, at auetion-ALBERr
O'Clock precisely the ground at Stapcton, Staten
Island without 10 close about two hun
dred very valuable and eligible building lots known tho
Sapcon Dock Property These lots situated tho
bay and for business manufacturing purposes are un
Surpassed and they opposite and In sight Of the city OF
Island York Ferry Companys landing at Staple
ton Communication with the city, during the summer,
half hour and in winter every hoar. landing at
whitehall New York This property in point Of time IL
really to all street than Fourteenth street. where
selling at from 10000 to S5 0 There an ahun
dapt supply Of the finest spring water be had on the pre-
mes Whereby the heavy tax for Croon water to which
the puaeurer mechanic Is subject in the city, 10
avoided well other city taxation while the
of the location for business is
greater This entire property comprises water front OF
nearly eco feet with substantial wharf the whole dis
lance The whole maritime commerce. OF the port OF
York must necessity this point the and
anchorage this side OF the bay thus Offering great
ADVANTAGES depot for large steamers
housing depot. The salubrty Of the situation Is unc
qualed and the mechanic aborer may work to great
in atmosphere constantly tempered in ths
by the breezes and tho location
surpassed ndng extensive view OF the whole bay
of New York Thus opportunity is offered to business
manufacturers capitalists rarely to be met with
and IL worthy of attention large wing the re!a
tive position OF the property with the station Island shore
be Mt the office of the auctoneer Seven
cent Of the purchase money remain ON bond and mort
for three or five at seven cent or discount
graphic maps and full particulars, apply to Albert H.
Ncony auetoncer No. Broad street Should it storm
Wednesday, April &C. the sale will not take place until
Saturday, April %, at the same hour and place.
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Late chief Salesman with IL. IL. Leeds Il Co.
A LBERT \: NIcoLAY. EER-HousEHoLD

A LBERT II. NIC0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
furniture nearly new horses carriages harness &c.
A. H. Nicolay Co will sell ut auction, Monday April
"a at l0 o'clock, at the residence Of Charles T. Ructs
Esq, Qoot Of Eighty fourth street, Hurlgate E. R., the
whole the elegant household furniture nearly and
Of the best description horses carriages &c for
sale. Paror sofas chairs and
Tor rosewood side and tables
gilt frame mirrors &c: Dining room-mahogany dining
tables chairs deboards &C. French china dinner service
glassware cutlery &c rosewood and mahogany bedsteas
bureaus wasbstands tables couches chairs bedding oil
Cloth mating 60 Also two bay horses Eve and eight years
old two sets of single and two sets of double harness.
carriages and the usual
Of garden utensils The carriages have been but very little
used and made by of the best manufacturers Sale
sitiye. A. III. NlCOLAY,
Z. SINTZENICH
Late Chief Salesman with ii. Ii. Leeds & Co "a
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THE TURF.


NENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-TR0TTING ON
~ Monday, April a. at o'clock p NJ swccpstaks sloo
mile heats lest three in FIVE, in harness. the ownsrs 70
drive. A. Duryee names oh. e. General Pierce; " WATTS
names b. m Saratoqa Maid; J. vanderbilt names D. g
Hardware; VIM. Drriand names BIZ pnrlana ~, a
Conkln names b. Unknown Oliver names brown sda-
ine -. OnniruScg leave hourly for the coerse: =.
BTo promote match making among geh,,oWT y, VINO
have troing the 4ubscrber has cononiel 70 give
two thirds o tie the TO the winning horsc
No other arranpcmcnt VIII W na9o uuriag
the season. No reason tick, Is will be Issued -.
~ JOEL CONKBIN, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, l.. I.TRoITiNG TUESDAY
Iest in e. 70 wagons II Woodruff namesr m Lady Frank
lin. ConLIip names br. &. Stranger; j. Whclpey
Ir a. Ponoy Stages leave Williamsburg hourly.
'" j. l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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n PoNsoTs STOCK OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
VI. material. &c.-WILLIAM IRVING 4 co. will eel

VI. material &c.-WlLLIAM IRVING a CO., will sell
at auction Tuesday, April IS at 10Y o'clock, At the
warerooms, els Broadwayfhe balance Of Ponsot's
perb stock OF elegant carved oak black walnut
stey carved parlor dining rooms boudoir and bedroom
son the entire balance Of has stock finished unfinished
will postiyely be sold without Paror fur nj
Kizabethisn and Louis h aid the latest Parian styles
etsgcrs centre tables, &c. Of every degn Carved oak
dining furniture suiteback walnut and rosewood
library do Alfe, all THE material cabinet rakc-s hard
ware upfsl:serns 1assa ssr,sa hair muslin Sr.csses
weed, blash Walnut ssk tap sad pata sale psssnptssx
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Value OF merchandise imported Tor the week
Do. dry goods. do. do...... l,534,311
Total So, 6S5, 5s1
The leading articles of imports during the week
as follows -segars sec, 547 coffee, sas 524 earthen
ware s3s; furs 793 undressed skins, $50 1885,
ron $40 53A railroad iron, s4s,Ss2; cutlery, s $685.
hardware s54 4o5 Steel 52,7s9 tin sl23o24; linseed
$40 sugar s15l 7C2 tea s1tl s14 Watches s67 s3
The value Of dry goods imported Termed smaller per
cent the aggregate than usual and the total of mis-
ceaneous merchandise composed of more than the
usual variety Of items.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
observed in your paper Of this morning statement
that the bills Of the Central Bank in this city have been
refused nj the Suffolk Bank in Boston Tho statement is
untrue ard the authors of the SANDER will be held
legally responsible for its propagation.
CHAs. WOODWARD, President.
MDDIETowH, Conn, April 20, 1854.
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PILLIARDs.-BAssFoRD, WHOSE WELL KNOWN
I'D rooms centapne seventeen tables 81 IRON marble and
slntc arc AZ Ann street entrance Fulton ftrcst
received the rst prsmiu the Crystal Palace Ne hes
x tables u and rulton streets Bseeklyn
snd fourteen et loo Chesaut street., YhnAlelpAiA.
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HEo. W. JENKINS AUCTIONEER.-BY ORDER OF
tho assgnees, Geo W. jenkins will sell the premises
nue., Wednesday, April 26 Mt II A. NJ, the unexprcd
term 1.-TWO years from May 1854 Of the lease Of said
% feet Also carriages and Ugh. wagons hnished and I'm
sitting Of tools for woodwork and blacksmith work. iron
coach trimming and everything for tho coach
making business. 8. b KENYON, A..;yna..
j. N. CLARK. {hssSnoss'
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GROCERIES AND sEGARs AT AUCTIoN-TUEs.
VI day 1GL o'clock ut 81 Dey street. corner Greenwich
Mustard pepper gin brandy wine champagne, stsrins
beans taiooa segars tobacco &C. Also lot
'f'''''' WELLINGTON 4. CARTER, Auotioneer.
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d notice.-Crockery, glass; china &c-Last sale close
II. stock previous TO remryng to the large store M Pearl
day. April 25 at 10 o'clock at No 100 Pearl street. 30
crates whito GRANTEE light blue &C dipped and edged
pieces two crates Rockingham sPittoons u casks glass
spoons china solar lamps &c Tho above be sold
In lots to suit purchasers Country merchants city doae
and will find 1t their interest to atd the
sotent ware is complete Catalogues early the day
Of sale.
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GARDEN TL0WERs-W. s. McILvA1N WILL SELL
NJ at auction Monday at the seedstorc John street.
at 1O o'clock general assortment of garden plants
prising hardy perpetual moss bourbon tea and climbing
rofes with and without pots and dahas in
great variety monthly honcysuckcs Towering hubs Re-
in small ots frsm j. henderson Jersey City; Their
purchasing largely at private sale will be literally
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ELIAs COMBS, AUCTONEER-wILL SELL ON MON
IL day April "a at Inf past 10 o'clock, ut No GO West
Eighteenth street Of Sixth avenue, the following
artcler-Talles chairs crookery beds, bedding sofas
bedstead olcoths, carpets piano. dining tables
bureaus chamber furniture looking glasses washsands
cooking chairs, gas fixtures, &c.
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Late Chief Salesman with II. Ii. Leeds a Co. q!
A LBERT II NIcoLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND

A LBERT ii. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
n bonds Mt aucton-Albert II. Nicelay will sell Mon-
day April "a at l2s o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
fer account Of whom 1t $685. Lyons QowD
rcdeemabie LIST June 1875 Interest payable annually
at the Bank of the Commonwealth LIST June and LIST Dec
0OO each; SIS 600 Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland LIST
mortgage Per cent bonds, dated LIST Sept i, aud re-
deomabe LIST Aug 1868 interest semi annually the ocs
Of the Ohio Life and Trust Co., each coo
convertible bond interest semi annually at the Mechanics
bank 81 600 cacE $1,000 Buffalo, Corning aud New York LIST
mortgage cent bonds interest semi
y at the Bank Of Commerce. 81 600 cach s. 900 New York
and Erie Railroad convertible and redecmable bonds OF
1902 coupons payable semi annually 81 900 eac 81
bond Of the county Of Cedar Iowa. Interest payable semi
annually Mt the Bank the Commonwealth LIST June and s
Goo Sacramento City water bonds interest at 10
cent payable semi annually in New York 81 900 zach;
20 shares Second Avenue Railroad 800 each shares St Nj
500 each 100 shares Cnnandaigua and Elmira Railroad 500
each l00thares Tero Haue and Alton Ra DAD each 100
shares Mansfield Coal Mining Company SIS each 6 shares
Brooklyn Gas Light Company S each 90 shares seventh
Ward Bank $50 each 20 shares Hanover Bank 500 each;
% shares Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Long Island S
River Fire Insurance Company S5 20 shares East River
Bank 500 20 shares American Candle Company 500: 40
shares Central Bank Of Brooklyn $50 30 shares Lyons
Iowa. Central Railroad, SlU0 Is shares Union Iron Com.
pany slo0; So shares New York Lubricating Oil Manu-
iaetgrins Company slOo 900 shares H. GardR Excelsior
20o0shares Excelsior White Zinc Company So La Anne
rican White Zinc Company, 50. Terms Of sne-Ten
cent this day. aud the balance to The accrued
interest all the bonds will DO charged to the PURCHASER
Merchants Exchange At private sale great variety Of
first class railroad bonds hank, insurance, and other
stocks. Office No. Broad street. next TO wall
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUcTIoNEER by H. II LEEDS
Ii Co, ON Monday, April at II o'clock, in the gal
lcy Of the sales room No. Wal street. sale Of ele
CANT paintings and cngraypgs the pieces italian
art part Of them framed and the balance srehrs
ready for framing, the property OF gentleman going
abroad, and selected by him with much at Rome.
Many these engravings light letter proof all Thorn
nitey more Of tho famous or
pna than the Indifferent copies in Oil frequently brought
here from abroad They will be appreciated by all gentle
Of correct taste for their intrinsic excellence
memorials Of the beautiful creations of Southern European
mt