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.aey .ropose? All hopes Of their reunion with
,ne Northern wings are cut q for they Of the
>outh are repudiased and o.traclsel and q
common with all parties in that section, they
are involved in the Northern viii /. declaration
Of war. Some of the Southern whig journals
have been urging an Independent organ 2 .tion
of the Southern whigsas party to themselves;
while others, W thout consu ting the esent
distractioss and incongruites of the the dem d
cratic party, in general sense, propose q, fu-
sion with the national democracy.
The Tampa (F1orida) Herald urges The
amalgamation Of the Southern wings, with tthe
national democratic party" as m insure of DO.
litical and social safety. In fAe course Of
long article upon the subject, Il saws.
Some Of the leading Wing pfes' - OF tho south have
sopsiSs,nr and dec,anS uUo ncn for the purpose
pursued By the wings Of the Assh Well, we have
lection 70 such convent but do object to the
viii b TO turn backs oa those Northern democrats
who have stood BY the onstisution and the ouh and
saying 20 them, We 90 rAot spprecAte your fidelity.
| All this is very welt; but our Florida cotem-
pdfary should be q little more explicit touch
ing the "natiorlsl democratic party Who
are they? The Richmond Enquirer snpposes
them to be the sPoils democracy, which, North
and South, upon the cohesive power Of the
public plurAer," are clustered around the spoils
coalition at Washington. Does the Tampa
Herald recommend an alliance of the Southern
wings with those democratic spoilsmen, or with
that party which in New York is Familiarity
known as the hardshell bunker democracy?
Assuming the Richmond editor to be right in
his understanding Of the subject, what will the
Southern wings gain by the proposed alliance?
Nothing Worse than nothing. The administra-
tion ispewerless, and 10 becoming weaker with
every succeeding election. It is condemned
it will be abandoned, even by the spoilsmen,
when its spoils are exhausted. No, there is no
safety with the demoralized democratic party
Of The administration. The only way OF safety
to the South and to the Union is through new
national, Union and constitutional party re-
gardless of the administration the spells demo-
crazy, and al the old swindling broken down
party platforms of the last twenty years. Let
the Southern wings move in this direction, and
they will soon fiod efficient allies 10 the North
Otherwise, they will ere long be adrift upon
the waves, and out Of sigh. of land. The great
battle to be fought is for the Union and the
| constitution
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Pianos Melodcong and Music. - Hor>ee
Waters, 3S3 Broadway, offering at isrrs discount
from factory prices for cash znsnss assortment Of
elegant and modern improved panoorss and nsiodeons
from the most celebrated Boston and New York manu-
pianos at great bargains Prices from 80 to $780, Music
and mufic merchandise Of all kinds Dealers supnied
on the most liberal terms -SP~
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6reen's Celebrated Furnlahan9 Store.-At
enon h invited TO the superior articles in the gentle
man furnishing department of Green's ahirt estshsh
mem, No. Aston House. Tho stocks includes every
vars OF under shirts shirts, drawers De JoanviIic
ues crava dressing gowns, gloves, half hose ahirt
uas ara sleeve buttons mounted and otherwise hand
scrcaefs suspenders canes, umbrellas dressing cases
NC, imported for the sumuer trade The prsces are
nVdsnts Aad " aesVytDut unsqVAled
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Reese d Co., tho orAginsl head and front
ca only Al 2ss Broadway tsting pictures o. tho
people b, Homess patent double camera two ct once
and ely hundred daily. Tyler Of Boston, takes ono
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Gcnin VIII issuo his FAN Style Of Gentle.
way, opposite st. Paul's
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Any Person or y. rsons " no Witnessed the
suicide, or noticed the person who eaped from the
steamer Hanchback from Staten Island, on Saturday
afternoon, the 10th inst requested TO leave their
names and address ut this office.
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Anson's DaeueTreOsypes, Large Size, for
atty cents colored and 10 Case and twice the siss that
taken elsewhere, for So cents and equal IN sire and
quality to those that oosA 81 at other places ANSON
$50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Hargains.Clothlng slightly DAmseed--
black frock and dress coats cost sle for o. 1Sured
granadin and valentia vests cost "a foy 90 a. hoss
vests and pants, 81 each. GEO LEVIE la6 Nsssan &
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q clear, beautiful picture, 90 to HUrCHTNGs 3s5
ard procure Of bic large sire daguerfeo
types Tor nifty cents including handsome case lined
With velvet All acknowledge them to be unequared in
quality and price.
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TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS EACH WEEK DURN0
THE CHOLERA SEASON, Or TO SATURDAY, August
Or,ryr
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Alps, Little Liverpool, e Cunard.
Steamship Star Of the West, Tinklepaugh San JUAN
Morgan.
Steamship Geo Law MCGOWAN, Aspinwaii. NJ Roberts.
ship bavaria. Bailey New Orleans Fosdick Scammon.
Ship vioksburg Hughes, New Orleans VIM Nelson Son.
slip Southport, Wilson, Savannah Sturscs, Chairman
Co.
81 Up John Cushing PIummcr. Charleston, J Atkins &
Co.
BARK Louisa Caroline CBr Carrow, Cape Town, Smith
&S,n.
DIRK = A Cochran, Cochran. Havana, R Buck Co.
Bark Maraval, Ward, Barbados, Dwight.
Brig Marshal Ney. Lila, Cicnfucgos, Elwel Co.
Brig Gov Brown, Parks, Havana, master.
Brig Milton hcEwen. Port au Prince, Becker Grave.
ssr st Mary johnson, Porto Cabeo, via Martinique,
lewis
s,hr Hamilton Howe Bermuda, C re Peters.
sehr Everglade, White jacksonville Thompson Hun
sehr Enchantrsss, Tyler, Charleston, MCroady Mott
Co.
sehr II c Mead, sslyear Newbern, Davis Holmes
Schr Ansonia, Dodge. Richmond. G 4 w Pierson.
schr srrghtlng Sea- Nickcrson Norfolk Sturges Clear
man 4 Co.
scbr r baker, Chase, Norfolk, master.
Schr Jas Porter, Freeman Richmond McCready, Mott 4
Co.
Schr Chas Hawiey, Jennings, ProvideAce, master.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia j N Briggs
ARRIVED
Schr Autumn, Suites. Wilmington, NC, days
Schr Wake, Bri gs Wilmington, NC, 4days.
Sctr Sophia Ann, Smith. Delaware, 2days.
Schr Blossom, -, Delaware, 2days
There inward bound vessels in sight sunset
the Highlands.
Steamships George Law, Asrinwa Star Of the West San
Juan. Mic.
Wind during the day wNw and fresh.
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NEST OF COUNTERFEITERs BROKEN UP AT LOUIS
,HIE-ARKEsT OF Two PERsoss-DEooyERy OF PLATES AND
ENGRAyERs' TooIs-The public officers of this city for
some time had their attention directed to the movements
of certain suspicious characters, in connection with
somewhat notorious family residing in jefferson county,
Indiana On Wednesday officer Rust Of the Second ward
accompanied by Mr. Akcrs, the sheriff Of Floyd county
Indiana made descent upon the residence of Ira John
son, about seven miles back Of New Washington. About
the premises they found all the necessary implements for
the successful engraving Of counterfeit plates and
plate the Bank of Illinois, for bills Of ST. There
also roller and the chnery the smelling and coin
ing OF spurious metallic currency.
in order TO ascertain the exact whereabouts OF the
criminal parties in this counereiting business, little
played by the officers who despatched the pre-
yious day person to the house to buy amount Of
counterfeit money Having purchased S135 in spurious
Sos on the Ohio State Bank and SOS the Indiana
Bank he returned and correctly informed the policemen
and sheriff, so that they had difficulty in turning
the locality and bouncing on their prey.
Ire offenders were conveyed to Madison, and having
unde gone preliminary examination, remauded 10
jail In toiault Of security to the amount Of 81 900
johnson Is quite young man and skilful cngraver
HIS mother was arrested with him participant in the
crime. The father and husband Is In Inc peniten
tnry nj and has term OF three
years to In that institution Tho house OF these
people has been for time resort for rogues of all
degrees and most Of the counterfeit money uttered in
this place was bought ct Wholesale from the Johnson
Lcinsrit2e Courier, March IL.
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AGENCIES.

A nIRICAN AND FOREIGN AoxNcY. OPPOSITE
IA the IreAsury Department, WAshingtoa, under the
Of Aaron Haght Palmer, Counsslior the s7
Court Of the United States and Consul of
The republic - Ecuador for the United StAte esAsd
Tor the prosecution and recovery q claims Anscaa
citizens foreign the United Statqu
fore Congress the Executive Deparsmsnts Sisrsl
and Boards OF Commfsoners sitting ash.
pgton recovery Of dbt legacies and In th
United States and fsssign countries United
states and state securities collections generally remit
reliable Correspondents In he several States NJ Terrtorss
Of the Union Mexico Central and ScutA Xmerica tie
chief cities VI Europe In Australia. India aud chsx lie
undcrs Is prepared Y give his Prompt and faithful
tena R AL tustnoss nat wsy b confaoi "a hs agency
AARON II. PALHnR
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Total number Of gas lamps to be lighted 800. 9,255
The copy Of proposition referred to in the estimate
of the New York Gas Light Company o. ~ is also a-
pended to this report and marked No g. The contract
with this company which made in 1923 expired in
May 1853 The company continued to light the lamps
according to the terms Of the contract after its expa
tion and the 4h of September last made the propo
This proposition believe submitted to the late Com
Council but not decided by that body. It Is
submitted by the company for such action rs the
present Common Council consider desirable for the
city, and just to the company.
As pecuniary question: the substitution of gas for
it is true economy to do It; and the change will add
greatly to the security and accommodation of the nhab
tants, who reside in may visit those portions Of the
city from which the oil lamps have not been removed.
The draft Of an ordinance is herewith submitted max
ing appropriation Of for the extra cost Of light
ing the lamps with gas for additional number Of
hours from the present time to the 31s Of December
next Some addition to the foregoing appropriation will
also be required for oil In lighting the oil lamps for about
oDefourth longer time than heretofore As this
estimate be obtained it will be furnished. About
SIS 900 Also will be required to pay consequence
of the destruction Of the City Hail. and the necessity
Of renting Offices under the resolution Of the Common
Council. Respectfully submitted
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller.
AN ORDINANCE
Making additional appropriations for 1854.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty Of the city of New York, in Common Council
vened-
That the further sum of sixty Ave thousand three
hundred and five dollars be- and the is hereby ap
proprated for and account of lamps and gas for 1854
Also that the Of fifteen thousand dollars be- and the
same hereby appropriated for and account of rent
of buildings for public Offices.
The communication was laid on the table to be printed
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SHIPPING.


A UsTRALIA.-PIoNERR LINE or M0N[HLY PACK
"A ets carrying the United States Hatl-Ihs Anenoaa
slipper ship NIGHTINGALB 1855 tons reGseer WA -
carly despatched for hslbourne - sniP g nv
line The Nirhtineale built expregy fes axhADehoa -
the Worlds Convention In London Hat sAison eatn
without doubt the worio bu an oxpenes 81
$4,000 She sharpest ship q her size shoat and
al - sss rates charged by tho steamer rsst
Srtsin from Liverpool win DO that the nigh
s. - ~ psssaee New York Melbourne n :
less NUMBER u Say the steamer from Liverpool ~
tisss 81 che cabins wfl be forwarded Nv na{ q
,rssrdi.x pssssngsss For freight passage Appyts
n. w. CAMERON il6 Wall street.
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MIssrre vrssErBr brig Charlotte, Tyrrel, which aid
hence ahout Dec 20 for Aspinwa with coal has not since
been heard from.
Clipper ship Warner before reported missing voy
&c hence TO Dunkirk sid Dec ~, and was remarkably
strong having been constructed for of in 1851
She valued at between s5 600 and $4,000 and there
her In this city $50 co Luther Ripley Jr
was master Jas Quinn, first ofccr John Dewar second
do: Fredk Graham; carpenter; Hy Heath, cook and
steward Geo Beatty, boy; Chns Nash John Smith, Alvin
wilson, Thos Johnson John Murray Chas Clark John Col
ter and John Lemap. scnucp.
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EMIGRATION TO NEBRAsKA-The emigration to
Nebraska Territory Is very large. The St. Louis RepnN
says gent number OF persons have arrived in that
city their way 10 that Territory 70 setue The steam
boats yere taken up as GStss they arrsed,p convey
tie emigrants TO thcr isAtion
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ssl Frances. Lsghessic Kennedy csrSss csras.as:
6Ani Small frsadvs HAys.s; sehss Nsrris Wsia 6ui,
Rusins Weaver Providsnes Lady suRok Baker BoStcs:
York. ---'.' ~
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r C. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
sssa: .'ss asr:s ..a
q the & and
q cabin furniture sold reserve y order
shed ana unsnishsa x..drsSs: tooIs..s: .aa
mahogany and valnu. chairs; rosewood, mahogany and
,hs usual variety Of stock and .ss"is Of osss.s
This Es the Of
Among the y 4:
the strore. Furniture may DO examined
DAY 1 ME4R 4 ,SS :sh
sell splendid assortment Of Household furnisar. -
=. %Sa: e oss N. G:
y and This s1oson. Opportunity 70 sui. .hsm.sly:s
suits
manufacturers expressly for the New York private auston
w s. MELLoR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FURNI;'
ture the costly description carved rosewood
sisss H STess..s ~ aR1sD1
@ will % ss 9s urUn sas
Ing Il % psrior
n'.S sns and sn1
cSsnSss farnser.0cs1y.d .ossxeod osd:ss.d:
:;
OAK
and dining chairs; library bookosses in walnut
one Of which cost $500 we'll worthy the
attention Of those In want Of . good instrument.
Rs.t 9 az VIII s SELL
Broome street. all the rich snd elegant parOr chamber aaA
pier and mAntel glasses npe collection Of OIL pantns
suits in satin dsmask curtains mantst
rosewood etgere glass plated doors ald back
silver and side tables velvet carpets with
match oelch hat rack stair carpet and richly carved
chamber furniture superior hair
&C. .bolsters pillows wardrobe mahogany bsdsteaas,
top dressing and washstand oanopss and
and Kitchen furniture &c. all Of the best workmaa-
ship and materials Catalogues ready tho morning 81
the sale.
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RI H!NnY LEEDS 4 Co-0N SATURDAY.
No. wall street. Broadway superb original cid -
turssThs entire private collection Of eminent
sour, about leaving for Europe purchased BY hin vAs
abroad regardless Of expsnss aad comprising gems ea
Ssss ssssss i sss sSss Ss
sssisa syss offered - public in this ety AZ Z
VII Be found the works Of the sssbratsd mastsr-Pa.
80 Both, Jsn etsen 0ainssboroush, ksnerandH
sps sss s'1s.,s syS. TsS,rl 0..A..l
vcsn ss. xyad Fraser and other. Of squsl ossbsi
x psauesasiy call the attention Of eur friends and
public TO this unrivallsd collection,
vsis srs oS veil worthy their 4
sse originals and signed By their
Psesve mater They viii Be ready Or szAibtion frsa
sale, ~ our gallery, above. ~ -
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,,NEwBURYPoRT-sid 10th, schrs Grand Island, and
Vera crra 9Th int. l2th ship Sarah pur1son PSrnton
his,;s i%;ss
Bentley
s @ s AhSsS;' s% :a'.
s nsnn. ry Ssg
May Ss:!
% .psa ss sn:a sarnf
Transit, chappe 18Th stsamship Texas Place
Essa. 9s
s:r JENNY % s
Towed to sea 9th ships Kossuth strcna Cambria barks
a''aa .'a'
PHILADELPHIA-Arr March 20, brig Jenny Lind Gil
lzsh .ssr u: Freeman T Ms
March Is ate. Pelican K'ansy
Saus p Nary bP
ss NOR SID 18Th :ssr Snip ssrpsniaI' Rarro~s
sos D lar m John
ter Sites, and Leaning Godfrey philadelphia sloops
sys.Ss ie.s sssi. Sea- Gull for Bait.
more; Mary Terbell for Rappahannock Adss Felicia
kicHMoSp.A March II, sehr. New York, Aahns, N
skinnsr NYork; sclrs westo,sr Gray, Boston, hnck
sALEM-Arr I7th sehrs Ey papson. Rlaridse, Phaadol
Lyle for Philadelphia abt ready
sAvANNAH-Arr March IL Br ship AgencrA Wilson.
SIP a%sy zussss
Vile SC; schr Challenge, Cslsop, Savannah. NJ.
ST. GEORGE-Sld March 2 schrs Welcome kesurn nHr-
Norfolk: bay State Clark Virginia. Lagsns' hsr' W.
Albion, NYork; 10th, Julia Frances, do. - p.vra n
ST MARKS-krr sth last, bark Francis SeSUr, -
York. CID Sth inst bark Charlotte wynns hosmsr NO"
s:.s s:s, 81 q;srs' Hy''' D'
',R enssSs Rs.n ,s sSa s Nsy
pGE ,vm Cid ifss S:,h n
ton 18th brig hetaiiet Scoheid Batn ~ so uns,n.
kxe Cr,nmer NY0Tk; Caroline ssens no5a'Vu "''''h'
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

DO 6OO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A rHRKR
S or :sa o ss u s
viii be taken in groceries and liquors. II: renaindsr
aso saEas ~ sss H Brosdws, Apply v - ~ w.
Stcks ins s
private sale the cottage Of Moses Van Name q PERI
NTH The ASuss S SS has M n'S:S
other s'' Ever tso % , tres sss
10. sofa q. i.s Of win Terms:
CLARK a Fo1s Riah%oad 's New
CoYSEWEsYy, , RESIDENCE TO, 70 LET E OF 70. SALE.
attic with wings containing in ali eleven rooms via
and H 9s
haven depot Terms easy Apply - No % Sullivan srss
desirable x locations well built with two years and pay
For terms apply to ONCE Hudson street from TO AZ
III Town Hail. h'''l'n from JOIN 5o &c BoazD
EOR sALE-A- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOUSE. IN
the village Il assdai.On NJ .tuss:d nss. schools,
,5 w barn SsrrsS; iss large .cs
psns
T s from Il: q '; 5. a :;s s Il .
Lane s on an:
rented cheap. Inquire Of Jos. B. Wilkinson 81 Har-
ray street.
HOUSE in BROOKLYN FOR sAL1-A SMALL
III three story house. No. 50 wiiioushby rsst The
city Hall BFSoilyn h.. An iron S.leony IN font n.s
minutes walk from the three ferries Apply n the premises
go5 RS, SAIL At ON
nue. between Prospect and uudson street, adjoining The
disssy without tn. sxps1ss Or delay Of aaisE M e
CEcoND FLOOR OF A MODERN BUILT HOUSE TO
- ie-consstns OF two parors with folding doors and
two small third floor; bath hot and cold
& e E. S 70 and ABLY AZ Es AZ .s:as
street.
RIO LEFTOVER PART OF HOUSE NO. s. sEvINTn
q and % 40
bedroom with two bedroom In third Of bath and
cellar for cooking, to small gen 'eoi family
To LET-FoR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
logs known Levi. Terrace West horrisanis n With
very %oas1S s =
'ld separate Or iss;'4i' RRs Bro III Broadway,
RIO LET OR LEAsE-rwo HOUSES WITH STORES.
four stories high seventeen feet front By forty foss deep:
& soes They ps ana
painted throughout. Rent $780, Apply to MAJOR THoAP
TO LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARs-THR vALUABLn
plot Of ground corner Of Grand and yariek strssts
c6smSAN' Mo- iw BresSvsy K room IL Ia Apply = =
ITO RENT-THE PAVILION HOTEL, AT NEW no.
chec, with fac garden and outbuildass; adaptsa
Trnk IS Chambers street, Before il O'Clock 4. n -
after o'clock, Pm
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BOSTON. March 2O-Arr brig Condor, Galveston; sehrs
Charles Edward Bnltimorc Charles Henry, Philadelphia
Abbott Lawrence, New York.
CHARLESTON, March 15-Arr chr n Warner, NYork.
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MUNICIPAL ArrAIRs.
Board OF Aldermen-Stated Session.
OFFICIAL.

Board OF Aldermen-Stated Session.
OFFICIAL.
MONDAY. March %, 1854
DEMONSTRATIONS G. Ely, ESQ, President; Aid. Brown,
VIM. Tucker veorhs Boardman, Wakeman. Covert KEEL
CnaRsssy chrassy, Lsrt. Hsrrick, C. H. Tucker Mott,
The minutes Of the meeting read approved
Alderman Loan moved suspend the regular order Of
business and proceed to the Of report Of
dag fc1 repeal Of the charter 1855 which
0.de the special order for this evening" which carried
Aldermen noTT moved 70 amend the same ~ striking out
cn DO made 90 the Lessiature tho repeal Of sections
8, IL and Is OF the charter Of 1855"
Alderman LORD here called for the previous question
Observation-Disclosures Brown, williamson Blunt, Baird,
Honmire, Howard Woodward w. Tucker, voorhis Board.
man Covert Kelly cSap9esy chrty the President, Aid
er%en .osd, hsrrirk, 9; n Tucker Drake-l9.'
The question then taken the resolution which Is
In the followtne words, TO Wit
forbid any application sisature for its repeal
Which Was carried q division. viz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Williamson. Blunt, Honmire. W.
Tucker yoorLis Bosrman Chauneey Christy the Presi-
Negative-Aldermen Brown. Baird, Howard Woodward,
Covert Kelly Hcrrck Mott, Drake-9.
OfCommitee on favor OF confirming the no
Of George g. Gaser to tho onoe Of Commissioner
of Streets and Lamps
Alderman WILLIAMSON moved to lay tho tho
Which lost a division viz:
Afhrmative-Aldermen Williamson, Blunt, W. Tucker,
roorhis, Chsuncey the President Aldermen Lord G. H.
Negative-Aldcrmcn Brown, Baird, Honmirc Howard,
Woodward Boardman, Covert Kelly Christy Hcrrck-l0
carried WI ereupr the President declared tho Board
O'Clock, r. n d. T.vALENTINE, Clerk.
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M n: CROFT. AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL ON
M. Thursday, March q. At IL O'clock st No ia Dsan
street ns.y': en- Court and Ss:.u: Brssi
togeths. with the steam engine eoss rooster coffee mi
MILL mustard roller, sfsius
spice MILL spice sitting Machine .hafns puiisys Ssiss ss1
fixtures 40 Also the stock hand consstfns Of ~
variety The above machinery all in good worknx erdcs
ToHN <. OAKLEY, AUcTIoNEIR.-oAKLEy Z
WRIGHT yii sell at auction on wsdn::aay March NJ
York four very desirable three story basement and
cellar Philsdepha front brick houses x3 feet including
sneosed passa the roof; finished sAbsraSs
style with modern inproysnents iron b.IsSsy and ri.s
In front; feet court yard lots each xl00 feet; situate
u: westerly side Of near Fulton
the north side Of Fulton between Navy snd
Streets four Of which have two fronts our
the side Of Navy street. between Fulton snd De-
Kaib Also fourteen lot. the vest side Of Ray
mond street. between Fulton and DeKalb avenues Thu
property dssrAb located for ssntss and BE-
junction with Fatbush Omnibuses constantly
Ing these and railroad omnbuaes will be in full
operation by July 1854 making practically and cheap
to either ferry At the nominal fare Of Ave cents This
chance buy for occupation and
ment Terms easy. For terms and maps apply TO the sHe
tonceFs S3 Fulton street. Brooklyn or 10 all street, New
York.