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MUSICAL.

RARE BARCAIN.--A VERY HANDSOME QUITE
"A rosewood panoiorte 81 octave used only short
perfect In every STYLE is TO be sold cheap The
obliged TO sail for Europe To be seen this
week. 81 Croby street between Prince and SPRING from
Is o'clock A. N. till 8 p. NJ
NJ OTICE TO YOUNG MEN.-vALLo LA BLACHE.
Iy the ceesrated volinst Magician and vsntroquist
TO teach TO play the violin in
Twelve Lessons Terms only So Written instructions In
ventroquism natural magic with or without apparatus
sent TO Of the United States Residence AGO
Broome street, ncar Broadway.
DIANO AND sEGARs.-A NEW SPLENDID SEVEN
octave piano. worth $500 will be exchanged for
eesars Address Plane, Herald once.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION, By
Mrs MILNER, ia sullivan street. thorough know
the 10 the students
fion psid TO their i'm provsment Terms moderate.
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OCULIsTs, AND AURIsTs.

DESOyAL.-DR. WHEELER 0CULIST. HAS RE.
III moved his Office for the treatment of diseases of the eye
70 fs6 Broadway Entrance to his Off ia in Broadway
and Broome street once hours II A. Mt o4PM NJ. Films,
specks and chronic Inflammation Of the eyeds however
long standiDg completely cured Artificial eyes inserted
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II eoLToN, AUCTIONEER GREAT ANNUAL SALE
Of the wreck of usehold furniture the breaking
up Of May day.. COTTON will sell, this day Thursday
May at l0 o'clock at the auction No SO Beck
street the amount of household furniture that
been offered since May s5s It will comprise every Kin
one families, Of which Is tjptop and is
what shorn Of its original polish There however
vera first quality tapestry and Brussels carpets three ply
and ingram do any quantity Of oilcloshs hity
as good bad and large and small mirrors beds
and mattresses in quantities. mahogany chairs of ali pat.
terms, carved maple do wardrsbes and secretaries exten
sion centre and card tables large French plato mirrors &C.
BnAil the ruins Of Herculaneum and Pompe will be
lO o'clock at Nos 30 and 81 East Broadway clear
ing out sale Of the entire stock of cabinet furniture
rosewood furniture which must be disposed Of taken
away same day. More full particulars will be given in
morrow papers.
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GARDEN FLOWERs.-w. 8. MoILvAIN WILL SELL
" a. auction this day at the seedstore John street,
At lo O'Clock, general assortment of garden plants
prising hardy perpetual bourbon tea and climbing
eoses with and without pots and dahas in
Eeat variety monthly hOneysuckes towering bulbs &c
stock embraces upwards Of fifty thousand plants Gentle
purchasing largely at private sale will be literally
dealt with,
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BALES AT AuCIuON.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION-THE FINE
~ place at stamford Conn, built and formerly ooc
the late Henry sanford ESQ., will be sold Tuesday
e the highest bidder Two thirds remain mortgage
Inc sale Will begin At III A. with the horses
carriages, &c. The place will be sold at IL NJ.
J. SMITH DODGE; "a Bond street.
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UCTIoN WORCESTERSHIRE SALE OF HOUSE
n hold Furniture &c.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctionesr.
will his sales Ga Nassau street.
Maiden lane, to morrow Friday, at 10Y o'clock NJ =
collection Of and second hand household urni
belonging TO several families and removed for
of sale comprising several parlor suites Of rosewood
walnut covered in rich brocatee and hair
coth enamelled chamber suites sofas chairs sofa bed
stead marble top and other dressing bureaus wardrobes
washtands and rocking chairs mahogany and other
tedseads bedding. hat stands Office funiturc desks &c
mirrors card tables book extension dining
tables royal wilton Brussels three ply and other carpets
croekery, kitchen utensils dc &C. Catalogues morning
nf saIe
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AsTROLOGY.

Ok 000 REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PER-
tpc.UUU who surpass the wonderful scien &c
Lady Madam Clifton in the art Of Asrclogy She is the
only lady in the United States who
msnts marriages deaths losses lawsuits absent
and she also disease in its last stage Tho,e
wishing to consult her had better call
limited Residence To Thompson street. between Broome
and Spring.
MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION THK
wi most wonderful astroogist in the world or that has
ever been known She will tell past present, and future
friends which has astonhed thousands during her travels
Ia Europe She seventh daughter Of
and was born with natural gift by invoking the powers Of
her wonderful science TO tell their very thoughts and
will happy pairs to together who will enjoy
tho greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss Sho q Do
seepdant OF line Of astrooger reaching back for
aud her predictions truly onisbing all that visit
her All who have been disappointed essv here and those
who wish speedy marriage may cali and they may
depend upon true advice founded the
OF magical science rs Broome street. between Canon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
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uANpsoME HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTuRE -w1II1AM

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WILLIAM
IL IRVING CO., auctioneers will sell at auction
Friday May at l0 o'clock at 1917 Church street parlor
furniture Brussels carpets elegant suite urn
ture covered in crimson and brocatec do in
crimson velvet richly carved rosewood etegere marble
sofa and centre tables folding and sofa tables
euarettes carved 81 octave piano made BY Cur
handsome frames French plate frame pier
brocatele and lace window curtains rosewood marble
fancy tables mantel clocks and ornaments etegere
Bedroom furnture rosewood French
bedteads marble top dressing bureaus washstand ward
robes mahogany and walnut French bedead cabinets and
wardrobes hair mattresses feather BEDS &C. mahogany
sofas and chairs in hair CLOTH extension dining
tables tea do seat chairs buffet sdeboards marble
dinner tea sets croekery and glass
with general assortment Of kitchen furniture.
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FINE ARTS.

u lRICINAL PAINTINGS-A SPLENDID OIL PAINT
~ ing Tho Deluge or snbsding Of the waters origi
NAL by Thomas Cole. Also beautiful oil painting Noun
ftan Scenery with Autumn Foliage! original by r. Gig
poux The above paintings for sale at the looking gas
store Of CRIPPIN KREPs, $40 Broadway.
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n s. HoUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND

n s. HOUGH, MISUNDERSTANDING AND
LIZ important sale Of valuable first rosewood
mahogany cabinet furniture English Brussels tapestry
nes 49, tomorrow morning at 10Y A. NJ at the Marble
Hall 10 Hickman street. between Cliff and Gold consisting
eoiored French Irocatees and plush large eommodious
rate pieces Of Workmanship mahogany
robes, lined with cedar plato glass fronts do do.
rosewood marble top centre side and pier t.
nut ladies' rosewood paror secretary handsomely nla
costly rosewood and bedsteads
styles enamclled and inlad chamber furniture suits
sIoeaes and sroesde covered easy sewing and
china dinner fets both plain decorated
mercus patterns, toilet do China pitchers pttoons card
marble 90 and vases piano and table coveAs Narcotics
castors cut glassware iron cutlery English Brussels tap
estry, velvet and ingram carpetng rugs, mating 49,
sofas as rockers and easy chairs seat Also
ready for inspeetion. Catalogues on day Of sale.
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tCIOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMI WEEKLY
N United States Mail Line.-The and fast going
3teamer MARION, w. Foster commander will leave Pier
TO- North river Monday, May at 4o,cloek NJ pre-.
ely freight apply board where all bills Of ladng
iSbe signed and for passage at the Office of sPOfFORD
9JEEST0N CO, 80 broadway. Through tickets to Flo
Ida as folows-To Jacksonville S3l; to Patka $685. The
NAron will receive freight up TO time of leaving.
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UCTION NOTICE.. A. MILLS AUCTIONEER-
IA Joseph Conety at the store No so Green wch street
will SELL without reserve this Thursday morning at 10
o'clock invoice Of fresh and desirable drugs and dyes
following which will be sold large stock OF groceries,
teas -four sweet oil, &C.; also good horse and
harness. For particulars see Courier Enquirer. No
stnon mento IN mt o. he wea her
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s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN

.V 3. MALL LINE FOk CALlFORNlA, VIA ASPIN
|U wall and P1namA-Lowest Prices, Superior Steam
h. Extension Of the Panama for
in this city Of Tickets for the Transit Of the 18th
forming the agreeable and safe route through In
of all other linesThs u g. Mail Steamship Com
my intend to dispatch to Aspnwsll, Friday, May
p M from Pier foot Of Warren street the fast
|iing steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H. J. Hartstein, U. s.
to connect 1T Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship
[mpanys steamer GOLDEN GATE. The extension Of the
roAd makes the passage the Isthmus
days. consideration that will induce ali who value
health and comfort to select this route Mr. Huxley
forvardsr for Adams Co. on the Isthmus has per-
cited his arrangements for the transit Of and
cir baggsse from Aspnwsn to Panama Tickets can BE-
dams Co.'S No % Broadway or at No III West street
and particular attention is paid to the cleanliness
the Storage For freight passage apply ct the office
the Companies No. III West street. to @. A. WHITNEY.
L.TEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
N via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua, Propretors.-Through in advance of the mail
ply line giving through tickets including the Isthmus
tossing. The new double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT 500 tons burthsn will leave from pier No. North
{ver at o'clock r. precisely, for Puenta Arena on
May sonnecting With tn, new and favorits steam
route having but twelve miles Of land transportation
CIR yentiaton and accommodations For further infor
GUAh, or passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
gent, No. Bowling green.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE--GEO CLEMENS, AUCTIoNEER.
"A New York Tattorsals Sixth avenue corner Of Thir
ty ninth street Saturday May at O'Clock M horses
harness &c &eWill be sold at auction
twelve young horses from the country we'll broke fer
all business purpofes rond; also fms sad lie
horses three pairs of fine matched horses pair OF fine
stylish horses superior and fast road
horses. Wagons-Fne light road wagons, with without
tops box and business wagons single and double
harness of all descriptions. The sale will
O'Clock with great variety of and secondhand har
ness saddles, brides, blankets Sheets halters &c. &C.
GEO. CLEMENS Auctioncer,
HENRY PALMER, Salesman.
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n S. HOUGH AUCTIoNEER-ALL THE MAGNIFI.
y. cent rosewood furniture contained in house No sos
costly carpets 49, will be sold at 10
weather The contents Of the consist partly
ana elegant French plate oval and other mirrors and
and handsomely carved rosewood tables with Egyptian
satuary tops rosewood plated and uxur
GUS rosewood suits in costly Frenc bro
cstelles consisting Of sofas tete atetes and easy
chairs sowing and parlor do massive and
wood bookcases with secretary attached very excellent
rosewood panoforte octave warrsnted also Paris
designed and executed by Of the talented
artists tapestry Brussels velvet ingram other car
PETS stair rods ocoth &c. sevres porcelain also
the most beautiful collection OF elegantly decorated
cases alabaster and other clocks card receivers costly
and well constructed extension and other tablet
china dinner SETS tea SETS Dresden china silver services
cake baskets silver ware forks spoons castors salver
cut glass umblers; champagne wines MADEIRA &C. French
rosewood and mahogany bedseads bureaus stands toilet
ter &c.
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Handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE-WILLIAM

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-WILLIAM
Ii IRVING CO., auctioneers, will sell Mt auction,
Friday, May at 10 o'clock at 7l6 Broadway
Of Asor place all the furniture in the
ing of Brussels and tapestry carpets suit of carved black
walnut urnitu sofa tete chairs and sewing
conversation do paror do covered in plush suit of
mahogany furniture in harciOth elegant rose wood piano
curtains delane do two elegant large French plate pier
glasses bronze and marble clocks and capdeabra aaOa
ladies' secretaries papisr maehies pearl nlad
tables black walnut and mahogany marble top centre Ia
mahogany extension dining table, chairs
chairs dinner set decorated china tea set plated cake has
creares tea tables mahogany dvans in haircloth Be
furniture-Carvcd mahogany French bedsteads
BILE dressing bureaus do wristbands mahogany ward
rob- hair mattresses feather beds holsters and pillows
oilcloths Brussels stair carpet, window curtains
shades ingram carpets &c Also general assortment
kitchen furniture with viii III the sale will
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LBERTH NICH0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
executors sale Of 200 desirable lots cores aud
valuable water rights Of the Medoisr estate situated
iish ll5th 10th nth. sth n9th l2otb l2lt 22d and
Esd streets and First and Second avenues Har
lena H. Nicolay will sell Wednesday. May TO- At IL
O'clock at Merchants Exchange by order OF Charles
thomson and Cornea Graham, executors OF Dr. John L.
hed, deceased without any reservation to ooe the
estate 200 valuable lots and cores situated on l4h
l5th 10th Isth, ll9th 10th l2lst I'D and lz3d
streets Avexue and First and Second avenues Harlem
comprising front also water right Of about
$50 feet the Harlem river opposite Wards Island Val
liable in contemplation In the
vicinity Of thi: property The second railroad
ready DO laid The road will be in full ope-
ration Harlem by the 18th OF July next thereby
creasng the value Of these lots 100 to 200
This offers unusual ndueement the investment of capt
tai in purchase improvements The sale will be peremp-
tory the highest bidder Terms Of sale 10 per
the aucteneer foes upon the day Of sale
9th OF June when full warrantos deeds win delivered
and the balance 70 cent remain bond and
gage for three yeae cent The title OF the
ty Is indsputable and will be conveyed free Of all ncum
brances Lhographc maps and full particulars he OBJ
tanned Of Charles H. Thomson ESQ., No. Court street.
street, New York.
CHARLES II. THOMSON, 1r
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UCTIeN NoTICE.-THOs. BELL. AUCTIONEER-
n BY Thomas Bell ii. n. Bush-Genteel Furniture
This day at IL O'Clock will be sold the furniture contained
in the upper part Of the hous street Broad
way consisting of paror and bedroom furniture olcloth
carpets wardrobe paintings valuable rosewood piano.
forte by fret class maker &c. Friday at l0a O'Clock,
harness II rich satin silks and tailoring goods
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II Coon Thursday May at IL O'Clock in front Of
the store No. 10 Nassau street-A of the
splendid horses in the State for speed action Style
and and cont ming great spirit with entire
teness sound and free all vice and trick
One beautiful Boston Oh Use built by Thomas Goddard to
order has used but three four times and
feet order Also of Isaac Fords best built light top
wagons; been used but little Also, two sets Of frat rate
light harness. and saddle and bride One second hand
phgtoD in perfect order with shafts and pole to be sold
without cost $500 Also close carriage in good
order to be sold without made by Wood Tomlin
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fARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR CALL
forpa-Ahead Of all other hnesThe celebrated fast
ling steamship NORTH STAR, $500 tons burthen. Will
ave for Aspnwall Friday, May 9Th, at o'clock p M,
esely from the foot Of Harrison North river
will connect With the and popular steamship Uncle
am Captain Mills. For tickets apply only TO JAS N.
ROSS No. Battery place up stairs N B.-Passengors
these ships came through In February in twenty-five
| Az and naxteen h0ura.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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CO, publishers, Cornhi Boston For sale by all book
sellers
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specimsn numbers sent FREQ Address Partridge Brtan
Spiritual bookstore, 300 broadway.
THIS DAY is published, A LARGE EXTRA NUM-.
Der q Jonathaps whittlng contening sixteen pages
full description of the views OF
the Pslace aken Interior and exterior splendid
OF KISS celebrated static OF tho AMAZON and
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nIApAME MORROW Is WIrHour ExcEprInN TIE
AvELLERs' GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEJ.
IA N. and p. y The accommodation line at A. NJ BY
way llacss and Camden fare 81 Express lines at M
through in ave hours fare IS.
EoR SHREWSBURY. RED BANK. FREEHOLD, KEY.
Il pert and nddetown Pont.The steamer EAGLE, Cap.
Monday and Saturday At9oeock for Port Monmouth and
Returning leaves Port Monmouth at 81 o'clock P. M
Freight, horses, &c. carried at low rates.
L ring stsamboat LCo >oMY, Captain s. W, Collins viii
and after Monday May Isl, I,5 run daily SUNDAYS
ard NJ leaves New Rochelle Tx A. NJ and III p NJ
TIC boat New convey 70 Pelham
Mount Vernon, and Mamaronecf. All persons are eau.
earaiD not accountable Tor any lost
board unless properly reeeipsed for
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY
i.preD. trsn MThponsh IN io aaq hoaq
with reaching Buffalo Montreal Al 10 o'clock
Mall train, "a. M.-Throusb way trains at IL NJ .nd
fp5'; 10 y, E%,5an, FE
b5 Canal cbri.tophsr four.ssnth saS Thirty
and roy ifDsUs s fskS IN
MonNrNo BOAT ron rEsKsKILL Asp IyrERxE
flRcTH' capsaac nelss VII leave =: .sss q Jay
ftroot every morning ceek touehng AZ Amos stroet
each wsy. Returning viii leave Psehski a. Ia O'Clock,
pm.
Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
IN New ey Railroad through in Tour hours
street at sove and eleven M and at four and
half past eve Fare-szT3 In seven and eleven A. NJ,
four 80 dor eecond elsssl In eleven A. NJ from
New York and four Philadelphia S In nine NJ and
haf raet Nv. p Accommodation line leave. At twelve
t "a from Cortandt street through In air
honrs Thrsnsb tskets ssld for Baltimore, Washington
Norfolk W.iin Wilmington and Charleston In the above
i've trei.s ony rssDgsrs with baggage eross he try
fifteen minutes before the train leaves.
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MEDICAL
y,R COOPER, u DUANE STREET, MAY Tx con.
IL sri'ed Dr. G. would respectfully solicit * thtss
ty-iLrss years b. can give entire satiafaeil0n.
GR consTTT or so i9DUASE s.rrEq NAY Br
IL consulted vfh contiente on his t.Satmeat Twenty
bres years 10 bis speciality ouahes a guarantee
msBcIt cures y B-nr &. Il III cmkar OF tha Nsw Ycr
univsrsty sec his diploma - LiS cnss
I'm JOHNSON, 10 DUANr. STREET, MAY BE coz.
~ suited corndentally - II regularly educated
phyaan and las rrsetise al a present oo for the
twenty two years. Hours from 4 A 20 ST. NJ
DocToR MACK csN BR coNsuLTrD IN mrs
~ speciality ~ 90 White street four doors west o. Broad
way Hgrra-g % and 20 DIR. 1ask'H reraedes for
Pnoap
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-M HENRY AUCTIONEER-BY
"A W. S. lNGRAHAM this day, at No, 10 North William
street. at l0l o'clock, large quantity of secoud hand
furniture Also beds, bedding, quilts carpets chairs
tables, &C.
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fNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
q mail iine.-The and splendid steamboat Angus
Thos Lyon. will leave ON Saturday May O'Clock
4. M from her pier, No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL ID Broadway.
The KNOXVILLE G. d. Ludlow, will leave Saturday.
LAY L. Through tickets from New York to jacksonville
ISL: Pilatka. &33.
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UCTIoN NOTIcE.-McCAFFRAY&w WALTERS, AUG.
toneers Of Catherine and Henry streets would
inform their friends and the public generally that they
the above location for the reception Of goods
and confident by strict attention to buness liberal
cash and prompt returns of sale giving the
most satisfaction to those who feel disposed to favor
II with their patronage Out door sales OF descp
on Of goods solicited and attended to with punctuay
nd
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hon BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs-THE ROYAL
mail steamship CuRLEW, w; sampson commander,
ill sail for the above islands Monday Sth inst At IL
clock precisely Passengers requested to be
GARD by liz A. III.
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TosEPH HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY
81 s, at o'clock A. NJ at the central sales rooms viii
oughby street. OF Pearl Brooklyn large and
raj assortment o. good second hand furniture pianos
pets &c. &c Much Of the furniture nearly good
hut as 1t is all second hand pure viii ind to
their interest to call Thursday afternoon and evening"
when the catalogues will be ready and examine for them
sely
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A UCTION NOTICE w. s. INGRAHAM, WILL SELL
IA Friday at 10 o'clock, all the elegant furniture
tanned in the large four story house No broadway
ng of tapestry and ingram carpets curtains and
meIts bookcases marble top pier tables centre do four
marble top cottage suits twenty feather beds hair
match chairs bedsteads dining tables and looking glasses
with general assortment Of crockcry and large lot Of
kitchen furniture Catalogues the morning Of SALE Stur
day, at 1o1 o'clock, at the auction rooms lot of new
furniture sold to advances Tuesday Sherfs sale OF
groceries. Partioulars hereafter.
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UCTION SALE OF PLANTS AND STANDARD
n roses.-J. L. yandewater & Co. will sell Friday,
May o'clock at 80 Pine and 50 Cedar street. very
choice collection Of entirely in pots comprising
the Of the from the D. Boil
way and Fiftieth street.
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|CTEAM FERRY BOAT FOR sALE.-THE STEAMBOAT
10 PAMANACK well known of the Houston street
Ferry boats offered for sale She built in 1884, and
coppered and copper fastened length 100 feet breadth
ohes depths feet inches 1853 40 95 burthcn
ngne 2s inch stroke complete and in good
working order Can be the wharf Of the Novelty
orks Twelfth street. river For further
apply to g. c. HATHoRN Superintendent. at ferry ONCE
L. i.