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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25


Suddenly, on Saturday morning, December %, Mr. Ro
BRIT ALLEN, in the 3oth year Of his age
His friends the friends Of his brother,in law william
butchers generally respectfully invited to attend the
funeral afternoon, at one O'Clock, from bis
late residence No. 159 East Twenty seventh street. His
yemans will be taken to Greenwood.
Suddenly, Saturday morning, December % LKsox
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
his son. Lemue requested 10 attend his funeral
this afternoon at two O'Clock, from the residence OIL
his son. No 1s9 Hester street. without further invita-
ton. Bs remains viii be taken to Greenwood for inter-
ment. -
On Saturday morning, December %, after sudden i'll
sess CArARrH MARGARET wife Of Jurgen H. Schwartz,
aged 81 years, months and % days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral this afternoon, at half past
O'Clock from her late residence, No. 46S Greenwich
street. Of Watts street Her remains will be taken
On Sunday, december "a, SUSAN MAsrxasos, aged 81
Funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock from
her late residence, No. 1913 Madison street.
On sunday morning, December "a, Mrs. CArHAR1NE
MooR widow of Richard Moore, aged So years months
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Tomorrow afternoon, at half past
one clock from the residence OF her son, Col William
B. Moore. Her remains viii be taken to Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
On sunday, December "a, cAraaRIsE DOYLE, wife Of
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
pectfully invited to attend her funeral from No lo4
Oliver street, this afternoon at two Q clock o..
On Saturday December 70, Mrs TRrpHSIA HUTCHINSON,
wife of John Hutchinson, aged Is years.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune'
raj services at her late residence No 40 East Eighteenth
street, this afternoon, at half past six O'Clock
Albany and Illinois papers please copy, nj,
On Saturday evening December g. after a lingering
Illness EDWARD CooGrSs son Of the late James Cog
gins, aged 20 years, months and % days.
His relatives and friends particularly requested to
attend his funeral from No 1l8 Walker street. this al
fernoon, at three O'Clock.
Boston and New Orleans papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, December "a, JOHN SCARBOROUGH,
in the 55th year OF his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No 2O6 Mad
son street this afternoon, at half past two O'Clock
On Sunday morning, December a. after lingering III
nesp JOHN REYNOLDS aged 80 years.
bis relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at-
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tend his funeral to morrow morning q. IL O'Clock from
his late residence, No GAL Hudson street. His remains
will be taken 70 Greenwood for interment.
Ohio papers please copy.
On Sunday, december "a, JAM wife of Bernard Do
nougho in toe s5th year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
TO attend The funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock,
from her late residence, northwest Of Avenue
On Saturday December o. of disease OF the heart
Mrs PHrHE BiIIiS, wife Of Joseph Biln.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the Church OF the Holy Commu-
non corner u Twentieth and Sixth avenue
morrow morning at ten O'Clock without further notice
Her remains will be taken 10 Trinity Cemetery.
p. and s. L. Denman.
neral services at the residence OF his parents, No. 80
sandam street this morning at nine O'Clock The re-
msips ~i be taken to Springfield J., for interment
Suddenly. on Sunday December "a, JAMES HARLEM, son
OF lhos. Harlem, native of county Meath Ireland.
His friends and relatives invited TO attend the f-
neral from his late residence, No 4: Whitehall street.
tomorrow afternoon between and two O'Clock
On sunday, December -, FRANCIS A. BUTLER, aged
year, months and 20 days, youngest son of John g.
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, tomorrow afternoon, at one O'Clock.
On saturday morning, December -, DANIEL p ADAMS
The funeral services viii be held this afternoon,
at two O'clock at his late residence No ia Livingston
street. Brooklyn. His friends will please attend the fu
neral without further invitation.
On Sunday morning, December "a, after lingering
Illness Mrs. HANNAH WAIDRos, in the Sls year of her
age
Her friends. and those Of her son, James R. wadron
respectfully invited to attend her funeral without
further invitation from her late residence Casson
nue., near Fulton, BEDFORD tomorrow afternoon At
o'clock.
Suddenly, on Saturday. December o. THOMAS w. only
child Of 1hos D. and Ann " Taylor, aged years and
days.
Tie funeral will take place o-morrow afternoon, at
-four O'clock rom their residence No 1877 Pearl street.
Brooklyn.
In Williamsburg on Saturday evening, p.sen,,sr 20,
after painful illness. EDWARD THoRp, in the 35th year
of his age.
relatives and friends OF the family,
his brother George w. Thorp, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon, at two O'clock from
the residence of his brother Charles Paine Esq
No. % South Eighth street. williamsburg.
On Sunday December -, WILLIAM G. CoScHIE, in the
ed Of his for the last years clerk in John
Hills tool store.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his mother
Cole and South Sixth Streets Jersey City, this
afternoon, at half past two O'Clock.
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II oUsE wANTED-THE ADVERTISER WISHES 10
III rent small genteel house, in Jersey City Brook
Ign, containing all Of the modern improvements, with
closets, pantres, &C. Rent not TO exceed $500 Pos
session wanted In February Address, with real name
and description Of house and location Hutchinson,
Herald Office.
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sAIPPxN0.

VyO SOUTHERN TRAvE1IERs-THE o. 8 Mali,
Il steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, viii leave pier
IL North river, this afternoon, at o'clock for Rich
mond and petersburg, touching at Norfolk where pas
Of railroads Though canofna, Georgia. nc.
1vpkAH \ HxRASANf1, 81 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Personal.

NIAPTAIN HENRY POWELL PRYCE.-F THE WI
~ dow of the late Captain Henry Powell Pryce his
son. will call at 65 South street, they win hear OF
thing their advantage Should this notice be BY
any person who give information regarding either it
will be suitably acknowledged by FOSTER, ELLIOTT &
CO., 6b South street.
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-STORE, $40 BROAD
W way.-SherRs sale Of rich fancy articles jewel.
cry and papier macbie goods, &C. Wednesday, Dec.
ssting Of bronzssS Al tM At No "a Broadway SCn
bras, fancy articles Of all kinds opera glasses
and nlaid desks dressing cases. jewel and
portemonnaies Of every variety and pattern riding
parences plated ware rich fine gold jewelry Of every
description fancy and staple stationery comprising cap
letter and note paper, envelopes seals, pencils pens
sealing wax, waters, Bristol drawing boards, English
French and American drawing papers, artists materials
Newman's water and oil colors, globes, &c.
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FxRE ARTs,

FTNHE CARNIVAL IN BR0ADwAY.-THE OIL PAINT
i ing IN feet by Ky which the celebrated Hypolits
Sebron has just finished, representing very remarka-
Bile winter in Broadway, will be exhibited at his
Saturday previous to It's being shipped for the Worid
Fair in Paris. The paintings OF this artist are wen
worthy the examination Of lovers Of the fine arts CEN
Iemen, 20 cents; ladies', free.
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DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
III The undersigned trustees will sell, at public
ton, on Tuesday December g. 1854 at 121s O'Clock
p. NJ, In the Merchants Exchange in the city Of New
Cumberland coal fields Of Maryland consisting Of what
is well known as the Jackson Totten, and Wesernport
properties, lying contiguous, and containing about
seventeen hundred Of land all underlaid with coal
About fourteen hundred lies fronting George
Creek, and directly the line Of the Georges Creek
deraid with the fifteen feet vein Of coal and all under
laid with the six feet vein.
The extended front of these lands renders every
of coal available, and makes the property the most val
being divided into twenty separate coal properties The
big vein is of the purest coal in the Georges Creek
gion On the Jackson and part OF the Westenport
what called the :" Jackson Mines" and village of
Jacksonville These mines have been opened and work
ed for about year. The improvements at these
900 tons of coal daily. The village Of Jacksonville
which belongs to the Jackson Mines comprises between
forty and fifty first class miners tenements, q large
store house and Office with all the necessary railroads
cessary fixtures for doing very large coal business
The above coal lands well known and regarded among
the best coal lands in that region Persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing be satisfied by nquring at Jacksonville
The titles good and the property be pointed out
by persons ut Jacksonville.
All the mine cars, tools and mining fixtures, at
the Jackson Mines will be sod with the lands, which
will enable the purchasers to commence immediate
operations The terms OF sale will be follows -
$40 900 cash the day Of sale $50 600 April 1855
$50 600 April l. 1856 and the balance in two equal
annual payments therefrom; all the deferred payments
to sear annual interest Of six per cent from the day
of sale, to be secured by lien on the lands.
J. PHILLIPS ROMAN
CHARLES s. BARROW,
of tla parr ar IN CaolC npnpa
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OOnsm Ptaon ah0 AsSnm1 Curo0 ~ Ahno.
eases and Dr. Curtiss Hygeana appears to the
preferable from its simplicity well efficacy. Dis
h natural manner the curative preparation and in all
cases, we believe, with the hapPest effect. Invalids
suffering from asthma or lung Diseases should test the
virtue OF DR.. Curtiss discovery. Physicians pre-
scrbng it with the most faterng results after exhaust
ing their skill in the case.-[Sunday Courier.
Dr. Johns, OF the most celebrated physicians in
New York. writes as follows:-
DR. CURrs-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the excellent
effects Of your Hygeana or Inhang Hygean vapor and
Cherry Syrup in of chronic bronchitis asd being
much favor Of counter irritation in affections Of the
throat bronchial tubes and lungs therefore cheer
fully recommend your medcated apparatus being the
convenient and eectual mode Of applying anything
OF the kind have ever No doubt thousands of
persons may be and many cured BY using your
remedies. You are at liberty to this in any way
you may think proper. Respectfully yours, &c.
C. JOHNS n. D., 600 Houston street
Sold by G. H. RING, corner Of John street and Broad
way and by druggists throughout the city and country
Price S3 q package.
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TTNUNIs M0RREII, AUCTTONEER WILL SELL. TO
i morrow, at 101s o'clock, at the salesro0m, 304
Broadway Of Duane street. splendid Christmas and
ware, silver plated d. paper mache goods fancy work
boxes, mantel ornaments, &C. Also, rich and fashiona
BILE rosewood furniture, pianofortes melodeon, &c
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n0G FOR sAIE-A FINE AND VALUABLE DoG.
~ which g worth upwards Of $780, viii be soii At
moderate price This dog In wAtchfu clean fne an
pleasant BY chidrensure not better 10 the cav Apn,r
ii Sssn ", "a Bexsgy, f''
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York. from the 10th day
of December to the 23d day Of December, 1854.
Men, So women, u; boys, $780, girls, 102-Total $40.
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Merry Christmas and DAguerreoeypes this
dag. At $50 Broadway Fill up the stockings and glad
den the hearts Of your friends Santa Claus ready
With his budget Of fine pictures at $50.
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Trustees of the Parker Vein Coal Company.

O SLOWER, AUCTIONEER LARGE AND IMPOR.
-. tant sale of elegant household furniture, &c. &c
on Tuesday, Goth inst at 10Y O'Clock, at S95 Hudson
street the entire stock Of dealer declining bus ness
sent to the above for convenience of sale. Sale
positive.
VXYIILIAM IRVING & CO., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wv Court.-Moses 8. Cohen against Jacob Moses Smit
Jacob Nc Smit against Moses s. Colen.By virtue OF
an order made in the above entitled action the 2lst
inst, By Hon. j. Roosevelt, Justice Of the Supreme
Court requiring William Irving. auctioneer, to take i'm
mediate possession and dispose Of at public auction all
the partnership stock Of goods the late Arm of Cohen
Smit for cash, &c. we will expose the said stock for
sale required in and by said order at store, No
Pine street, Wednesday Thursday and Friday Dec,
81 80 and 30 and until the sale thereof shall be CON-
peted The said stock consists Of porcelains
superby decorated china with rich original
paintings; pair Of very elegant sevres porcelain
vases formerly he property OF VIM. H. King, Of Hol
land which worthy the attention OF connoisseurs
surerb pair Of porcelain flower pots elegantly decorat
ed with original oil paintings, cost 5000; antique dres
den china groups and vases porcelain tee tees,
cups and plates fancy figures canilesticks,
candelabras notices, coupees and clocks ormolu gilt
gold vases candeabras for gas splendid china
tables with ormolu standards, with couplee suits of
vases to match deliberately painted each painting
a perfect GEM splendid painted plates, card receivers,
paran groups, ornaments &c. bronzes, in large va
riety OF clocks candeabras, coupes figures groups,
&C. superb ebony and boise de- and buhl secretary
cost 5000 rich carved ebony cabAss inaid with pearls
and frames painted by old masters writing desks tables
papatries work boxes &C. antique marquette chairs Of
the fifteenth century elegant and costly antique aces,
large variety; damask shirts. Also large variety Of
fancy articles porcelain ancient dresden antique
china dinner sets antique coin &c. Also number of
and Flemish schools The whole comprises fine coll
lection Of porcelans antiques, &c as
offered at auction Lawrence Horn, attorneys for j.
". smit; L. Benton, attorney for N. 3 Cohen.
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A H. cRISrALAR, AuCTlONEER, WILL SELL, ON
"A Monday, 25th, at 10 O'Clock, At No. II Avenue C.
articles in the line.
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Remember-Iowe's Cough Candy II an Ar
tcle Of extraordinary merit and is perfectly adapted to
the Of coughs and colds Its reputation 10 world
wide and increasing daily For sale everywhere Prin-
eipal depot. 3S2 Broadway.
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Hondays.-Three Bottles Finest Brandy
three bottles finest whskey bottle finest Jamaica
gum, bottle Bakers btters, four bottles finest port
and sherry, in case, for SO. ARTHUR KENDALL,
Wine merchant, William street.
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HORsEs, CARRIAGES, 90.

- private stable, comprising three stalls room for
three carriages, and loft For particulars address boz
90 Post once.
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UCTIoN NOuCE-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATrEI.
"A mortgage, there viii be sold, Tuesday the 10th
day Of December, at l0h O'Clock, A. NJ, at No. 10
Franklin street, all the furniture of large boarding
house. consisting OF rosewood, black walnut and maho
gsny bureaus SOFAS chairs bedseads centre card and
extension tables Brussels and ingram carpets, oil
eiohs i h ,c les cIsns
rators, silver plated ware, crockery &c. Deposit
quired from every purchaser. J. B. TYLER,
Attorney for Mortgage
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EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTTONEER EDWARD
u schenck will sell at auction, on Tuesday and Wed.
at the salesroom l6 Wall street Sig G. Pandolfnis
great sale of marble statues elegant silver
plated splendid French and English dressing cases.
French china vases, bronzes clocks groups &c. having
just arrived from Europe. The marble goods include
splendid and newly imported assortment of Eruscan,
Medic Grecan, Neapolitan and Roman in Bardig
lilo, Sienna and veined MARBLE also, aabaster and pol
shed agate Also splendid carved marble Fonts tazzas,
size Also elegant alabaster statuettes Of Venus Of
Canova Venus de kedicis Apollo Dancing Girls of Ca
nova, Greek Slave, Three Graces, &c. Also, marble
baskets, carved animals and other ornamental articles
Also an elegant invoice of French clocks bronzes'
groups, card receivers coupes, NC. Also very rich
Of English and French dressing cases. PAPER
mache workboxes, folos, card receivers jewel stands
caskets bronze ink stands FANS sets of silver plated
forks spoons, de. Also, handsome invoice of silver
plated ten and coffee SETS walters teapots tea and coffee
urns, cake and card baskets, &c.
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Taking StOck.-Fr0m Now til the LIST OF
January will offer large and elegant stock Of win
~ clothing At very low figures to close the season
d. DEVLIN CO.,
2e6, $50 and 200 Broadway, Of Warren street
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IL tiOneer -VANDEWATER Il TURNER will sell on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 81,
Nos 80 Pine and 56 Cedar streets splendid
OF rich fancy goods consisting of rich china decorated
vases cocgnes card receivers jewel caskets richly
coraed china dinner and tea SETS coffee cups with mot
toes, &C.; rich bronze and ormou clocks shades and
stands; bronze figures groups statuettes, coupees,
candeabras, candlesticks, richly engraved Bohemian
optical cut coognes card receivers pocals ruby
lquere SETS torquois carae and tumbers flint cut de-
canters, champagnss claret wines and paper mache
portfolios dressing cases, work boxes glove boxes silver
plated tea and coffee services coffee urns cake baskets
castos card receivers WATERS dinner and desert
andspoons, tea table and desert spoons Also English
and German toys, suitable for New Years gifts the
whole forming very desirable assortment Of holiday
presents.
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Married.
At Newark, ". j., on Thursday December 81, in the
First Baptist Church. by the Rev II. G. Fish, JOSEPH
IvEMEY MKDoRAFT to EMMA c. CRANE, adopted daughter
Of Cyrus Dean, Esq, all of Newark, N. j.
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Youths' and Children's Clothfng.-Sreat
bargains in youths and children's clothing at tho
e. stand Of T. G. OLSEN "A BOwery, who is selling OF
III whole stock below cost, In order to mako improve
ynsNts in the store.
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DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER %, 1854
There being dispute to the circulation Of papers
claiming the advertisement by this Office OF uncaed for
letters notice is hereby given that the Postmaster will
receive evidence and decide upon the fact under and
pursuant to the regulations Of the Post Office Depart
ment. printed statement for the information Of per-
desiring to compete for the advertisement, fixing
and defining the limits and boundaries Of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the
range Of the delivery Of this Office the time within which
evidence must be submitted and the particulars of the
evidence required, and blank afdavts in which every
detail to be shown is properly and definitely embraced
win be furnished on application at this Office.
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster
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Holiday Presents.-Horace Waters, 333
nsSadway has the largest and most elegant assortment
q pianos md msl0ceoDs manufactured oy the
ebrated makers in the Union. In his warerooms can
tetoGnd pianos from ten different usactories and
neodeons from hive do, aiforting opportunity for
the selection of holiday presents for friend 10 be
had els whore in the United States and prices
HaEe,y low as 20 come within the of all
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
n B-Between this and New Years day Mr. w. will
eel pianos mslodeons music and usicai instruments
Of AL kinds at greater discount he has made
bofOre.
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CtPECIAL AUCTION SALE-JN0. KEESE AUCTION
- eer-Grand sale of holiday books.-0n Tuesday
ing, Dec 26th at the book sales room, 377 Broadway
corner OF White street. precisely at e O'Clock the
dersgned viii sell at auction grand collection of holt
day books embracing all the recent and most celebrated
issues OF the principal publishing houses Of New York
Boston and Philadelphia magnidcently embelshed aud
bes prayers church services and lessons Of the Protes
tant Episcopal church. in every variety together with
other books and fancy goods suited to the There
being no secondhan books included in this SALE it will
commence on a very choice invoice, and punctua at
tendance OF buyers precisely at the opening OK o'clock
IL desrab le LYMAN x CO.,
Successors To Cooley 4 Reese.
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Grand Afternoon and Evening Perform
apces by PERHAPS Troupe, 500 Broadway. On both
occasions the laughabe operatc extravaganza of Don
Giovanni will be presented; also the Railroad Gallop,
Darhies' Christmas Festival and host Of Ethiopian and
sentimental songs, &c. Lane, the champion dancer,
Boyd and lie Petite Christine, will be to old
and young Perhams is the place to enjoy yourselves
Costar's Rat, Cock roach, &c. Extermlnnt0r
depot has removed to SS8 Broadway having been burnt
clean ont by the Gre at his old stand 44S Broadway
sew Happy Family in a few days.
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TOHN l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-vANDE-
q WATER l. TURNER will sell on Wednesday, Dec.
81 ut 10Y O'Clock at the salesrooms 80 Pine and So
Cedar Streets aspendd assortment of fur consisting
Of rich stone marten, French sable fitch, schnchiIa,
mountain maren and Hudsons Bay sable muis, victo-
rines cuffs and capes also, rich stone marten tamas
with cuffs to match sleigh robes Of the finest Isabella
bear, wo Hudson's Bay buffalo, skins. The At
tenton of purchasers requested to this SALE every
article ill be warranted.
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Robe dc Chamberlain extensive and srlen-
did assortment, well calculated for holiday presents al
boys, cbdrer's and mems clothing and furnishing
goods at prices TO suit the times. Every article marked
NJ the lowest price and deviation made in any in.
stance. ALFRED MUNkOE 4 CO., AL Broadway.
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Holiday Outntting-60ys' Overc0ats, Capcs
and 1almas Also o full assortment Of all kinds Of
garments for and boys prices reduced to suit the
tunes. BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP, 10 Cortland street.
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1NABINET MAKERS' STOCK, PIANOS, &C., AT AUG
~ t;on.-M. WRAY, auctioneer, will SELL at the store
3S5 Broadway. corner OF Anthony street. on Tuesday,
Dec. 26 at l0 O'Clock, the balance Of the stock of
first class manufacturer, which must positively be sold,
comprising two elegant rosewood pianos, in tine order
three handsome chamber suits of furniture marble tops
one rich rosewood paror suit in brocatelle mahoga
ny d. in fine hair cloth warrobes secretary and book
case, side and centre tables, bedsea bureaus chairs
&c. Also, variety of Office desk, tables &c.