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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

YWs are indebted to Taylor Many for
Leonard Scott i Co 3 republication of the
yaly, 1854 number of the London Quarterly,
ehiah is as full Is usual of Europesn political
sriicaes and essays on the current literature
and scieacs Of the day We need hardly add
thai his Is ono Of the standard periodicals. OF
the aye, Us ali readers must know ths fact,
sho hno. any thing concerning current stand
Cause ~ BALpskss Tho prevalent tend
eney TO badness has caused much discussion.
The London ousrteriy Review attributes it to
me common silk hat which is inpervious to
the air, End thus keeps the head At q high
temperature. Married gentlemen arc more
liable 70 get bald than bscheIorr. This nay,
in part, bs accounted for from the fact tina:
sone wives are oocasionslly In the habit 81
eeasing their husbands bsis--With three
legged stools. -
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The United States r1igate Columbia.-Ihe
Navy Department have advioes from this YES
sci, the flag ship Of Commodore Newton's
home squadron, which was at st. Domingo on
the 2lst ult. All well on her, so far as can
be CLEANED from the Commodore's letters.
Return Of Public 0mcers. Tho First Comp.
troller Of tho Treasury, the Hon Elisha Whit
tlesey, and the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, Col. P. G.. Washington, are at their
rsapectivs posts this morning, after their late
absence from Washington city. -
A Naval ofhcsr Re-sppointed. Mr.. John
McClintock has been re-appointed Naval Off
Ger at the port Of Portsmouth, N. H., from tho
9th inst. .. g.. 81. ,a.... .1.r 6 go
4 Pension Agent Appointed. Robert D.
Hicks has been appointed pension agent at
Wilmington Del, in place Of Jacob Alrichs
who has been the agent for many years and
has resigned only on account Of his age. q.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 18th Of Aug,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books Of the Department ....
For tho payment Of Treasury debts $37, 729 %
For the War Department. I64,670 81
FOR the Interior Department. 296, 1851 Al
For fe-paying in the Interior De- .Hl- - =
'patsusnt.-. ....t....s!........ 14s 81
NOT the Navy Departmsnt....... $500 90
For appropriation warrant for the ~,
Navy Department received and
sn,sred..... ,sos 10
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a--a.a SOAyENGERiS NOTICE. -.
ERsT District, secopd Ward, from BOUNDARY
Il slons 18Th, TO street north, thence along
to 18th thence TO II, taking in Square 81, then q
along a TO 18TH, thence alons 10th h Boundary.
Notices left ct the following places win NEE
With PROMPT attention: .1,7s, - - :,
2. NJ. p. King, CORNER Vt avsnue end 18th It,
y. W. Reed, corner aud l4th st. a ~ : f
J.J. joyce. corner 2 and 18th st. u- = 4
aug 1S-3ta 'sl-- i WHITNEY
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the Treasury Department, . new America.
dollar coin, sent ts the Secretary from tbs
mint at Philadelphia for his sanction, it. no
yet being adopted. In size it is about that Of 9
Eve cent piece; on one side il has an Indian head
with crown Of feathers, such as one sees a
times on tobacco boxes. The head is surrounded
by the words '' United States Of America.
On the reverse side, there is an open wreatl
composed of the principal staple agrietlturs1
productions Of the country-wheat, corn, cot.
ton, tobacco and rice. This wreath surround.
the words 81 Dollar, 1854" In appearance
on this side especially, it precisely resemble
the three dollar ooin,. On the whole, it is g
beautiful thing and its greater dsmster viii
be likely to make it much more generally ae.
ceptsble than the dollar coin now in cireula
ton, which has proved very incongenient in
deed, on account Of its too small diameter.
Nsws from the Wstervitch. The Navy
Department are in the receipt Of information
from this United States steamer, at Asunsion
Paraguay, on the 1lth of May last. Her com.
mspaer, Lieut.. Page, writes that he was ,her
.eoas 70 proceed TO the survey Of the river
fermejo. Ldsut. Annsn, o. 6 n, has sur
seyed IN the small United States steamer Pill.
comayo Quilt out rasre, und attached to the
!s1ps~a0n) the river Jejai,; which proved not
to b na'igable Tor greater distance thar
fifteen sstlss for boats Of eighteen iincbe,
draught. Alta9ngf, ct this season Of the year
iss usual depth !" suftcisat n adni. Of nsyi.
gasisn for some Thirty o. forty 4iies sHr.hes
This river posses through d region Of country
whore !ths yssbanass ehe tea of Paraguay,
AMI the sum elastic are produced.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14
FURNITURE.

IlNAMELLED COTTAGE YURNITURE.-MATHEWs&
~ STACY 5 and SIC Broadway received frst class med
ais from The Crystal Palace American Institute for the
best sus Of enane:d chamber furniture and invite "a
public ~ examine their extensive stoek. Suite vita bal
matresses straw palissss pillows and holsters FROM ~
ENAMELLRD YURNITURB.-BUYKRs OF TILL
~ style Of furniture solicited 70 examine
the stock ~ the salssroom and factory Of H. WARWICK
81 White street three dssrs vest Of Broadway The trad
and shippers supplied ~ usual.
L,URrITUREi FURNITURE.-AT THE SPLENDID
varerooms, No. 77 Broadway, very large and splen.
did assortment Of cabinet furniture Of the best quality for
city and country consisting Of rotewood oak walnut
hosany libraries wardrobcs secretary boskcas etegers
parlor furniture In suites covered In French satin broea
marble top centre pier and fancy ron tables cribs hat
stands sewing chairs rocking chairs sterercs
bsdseads patent rocking cradles sad others elegant hall
aanda rosewood walnut oak And mahogany; oak walnut
70 n:ssh nsr.sasr and =. sthe. !i,s psss
gensral Assoxtnsat Of Household furntsr veil verify
" attention. Alb, MCKINLEY, 77 BgsASvsy,
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NEW PUBLrCATTONs.


An mn COPIES IN RIGHT wEEKs-raE LAMP
~ .OOO lighter Uncle True and Little Gerty-Ws
have published In eight weeks forty Thousand copies Of this
rcmAnse one Of the most fasefn atng and
elegantly written volumes issued AmsrieAn
press This the universal testimony Of readers aad re-.
viewers, Hast west North and South. immense de-
mand eontinuss without Abatement. JOHN p. JEWuTY
co, publisher Csrnhill BesteA Fer sale By al beehu
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FINE ARTS.

british FLEET IN THE BsLTIc.-JUsT PUBLISH
IL cd new chart OF the NortS and Baltic Seas, on q
scale to form companion to nap Of the Turkish Pro-
Snses with enlsrged plans Of Crenstadt Revel A. Ac
S nrs I, fleets WILMER ROGERS a. NHssu street.
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TTENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER VALUABLE
Il private gallery Of original oil paintings COLLECTED by
HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell by auction on Tuesday,
May TO- at o'clock at the studio No 7091l Broadway
tcn composed chiefly o original oil paintings q the
ameng them splendid works from the pencils Of
Andrea de Sarto Pordenone Claude Holy Family attr
buted Raphael Pietro da Cortona. 0rizont, f. Moa,
Salvador Tntoretto, Currad Fidanza Leonardo da
Vinci Others great merit They be examined
until the day Of SALE with catalogues Sale positive
the owner Is about returning to Italy.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

JAMES TuCKER, InPoRTRR AND pEALEk IN
Paris flowers sd feathers has periodically costy pro
auctions with which inferior artificial permitted 70 be
Incorporated HE oointurs supremsy tstutfsl Bon
net frames and psusl reliable ~ bseaHHay,
pp stAHp, BETWEEN WbNe Asd EAlksg ssssss
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LBERTH NICoLAY, AUCTION EER. SIG. GIovAN.
"A nonis first great spring sale OF real Carnra marble
stuary bust parian vases plated
ware bronaes, bohemian glassware S q,
room 6 all treet-First great spring sale Of sttuary
marble goods elegant Paran ware Bohemian glassware,
bronzes silver plated goods just received per bark Ad
being Of Sgnor and com
prisins many beautiful DECORATIVE articles and
real marble statuary consisting Of Venus after
Canova dancing girls after Canova Hebe Flora after Bac-
bird with nest Cupid Maternal Love- Psyche Thorwa
den group Psyche and Cupid &C. The above pieces Of
statusry form the principal features in this sale Also,
all most beautifully carved and finished by the
eminent modernIma sters Also, large and varied
assortment Of vases Bardglio Sienna veined marble
Greean and Medca from fourteen inches
feet in height elegant marble Taza fountains bird
and sch WEIGHTS card receivers watch stands jewel
field plate comprises heavy silver edged casters IL
quor frames, cake baskets card baskets walters swing
Kettles aud coffee services, &c The above all
Of the most elegant designs and calculated to attract at
tention. r M goods, consisting Of elegant pearl inlad
work tables silver fittings pearl nlad work boxes dress
tion chairs &c The Bohemian glassware comprises some
Of the beautiful ornaments flower vases,
card receivers decaners elegantly engraved caranes and
tumLlers &c These goods all Of the real
bohemian glassware and tasteful article for orna
mental purposes seldom be found Also elegant bronze
figures, clocks candeabras coupes, oandlestieEs and
classical figures &c forming great feature Of at
traction The goods be Monday previous to the
ale Purchasers have their goods packed the prem
'''' " sN f"'' A. H. NICoLAY.
n. SINTZRNICH,
n ID M
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IIM CoNsELYEA, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL. ON
"Wednesday Nav IL AT IOik oseIock AZ tbe resid.noe

~ jill "a, AUVIIUN EEK WIZ sLLI, ON
W "Wednesday Nay u, at 10f o'clock, At the residence
plank rc,d horses carriages harness farming utensils
household furniture. &c consisting In part Of pair of
handsome carriage horses young sound and perfectly
kind In double and single harness under the saddle
two horfc rockaway cNrisge horse do. light top
carriage, light wagon lumber wagon sleigh saddles
sets double harness sets nge do buffalo robes &C.
ploughs harrow, horserake forks scythcs spades
4c. Also, chairs tables bedsteads carpets lamps
does washnnds ooking and paror stoves together with
other fur uiture Stages that pass the the viii
Hamburg ferries every half hsur.
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T ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY BUILT
~ ssrrisSes wagons, sulheys, 6e~WIiL ~ Raj
FERTY will sell at his new repository, No go broadway,
through Coffin Haydock Tuesday, May 49, 1854 At ~
o'clock his stock of earage Included in the sale will be
standing top Roekawsys shifting seat phsstons four seat
brett four and six Eeat standing top roekaway Doctors
gig phatons Boston made chaes cane scat Boston bug
ges shifting top bugges close top bugges no top busses,
Ter n
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uRERY H. LEEDS CO., AUcTroNEHRs.-wE RE-
speotfuy notify cur and the public generally
street. TO the spacious 10 Nassau between Pine and
0s1Ar streets where have much more extsAdvs accom-
cdAons REGULAR sales than heretofore And shs
usual devote the sale Of works q "A fsvn
these faciies have fitted mp gallery upwards
81 eighty BY twenty six feet With light every way ADAPT
disposal pictures ether works Of both
q public and For particulars Of sales. refer
70 our general auction Adver tisements.
HENRY II LEEDS CO., 70 NASSAU,
between Cedar and Pine streets.
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A. II. NIC0LAY,
N. SINTZHNICH,
w. II. BREW STER

HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.-BY. II. II. LEEDS
u Co, Monday, May 10, genteel household furniture
Kicks by Wall street ferry Of rich Brus
sells and tapestry pets Brussels stair and ingram
pets and chairs in hair CLOTH
kogany chairs ottomans and dyans in hair cloth;
elegant marble top centre tables book
spen pier glasses rich satin window
tAns lace do rich cornices mahogany bureaus
sole rosewood rosewood tapestry
ting maple bedsteads also China, glass and silver plated
ware; also, the kitchen furniture.
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TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, STORE 46 CENTRE
street-Furniture on Wednesday, nth at l06 o'clock
No. 165 Chambers street.-The entire furniture OF
tiemkp going TO Europe, consisting Of psror aud
furniture sofas and sofa bsdstads book eases oil paint
curtains damask do dressing bureaus with marble tops
washands do hat stands tapestry, Brussels and
carpets French bedstoads spring mattresses paasters
extension dining tables Sale positive, without regard TO
weather.
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TOUN X OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.-oAKLEY 4
WRIGHT will sell at auction on Wednesday Msy H. at
II o'clock tho sales No 3 Fulton street Opposite
the City Hail) Brookyp 100 desirable building lots
Troy, Schenectady, and Utica avenues and on Wyckof
and Baltic streets in abe Ninth ward Brooklyn
For maps ga apply TO the auctioncers No 33 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, and No so Wall street. New York
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cyuNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-MERcHANTs LINE,
Dtom foot Of Rosinson street passage % Z
ssfs freight Iy on board, or OF Geo. Stanley tet
once en- the whGf
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nAKLEY WRIGHT. AUcTIosEERs-wILL Sc ~
Tuesday Nay To- at 10 o'clock, at the saiesroom,
3z3 Fulton street, Brooklyn standard and
beautiful assortment of standard and prairie
and leu trees & from the nursery Of O. MARC
Asst l. L.
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T ARGE AUCTION SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
IL furniture, rosewood pnnoforte French pier glasses,
silver ware rsb china Owing to the very large guam
tty Of goods Of description in this sale 1t will COM
menee Monday morning at 10 o'clock precisely rain or
shine being over four hundred lots by catalogue in house
in Eighth four doors from Fourteenth street las
usual sales article will be cold without
vation) consisting in part OF handsome octave
rosewood panofortc, rich English tapestry three ply
Brussels and grain and stair suites OF
elegant rosewood parlor furniture magnificent etegeres
and deboards mirror fronts French nad ladies toilet
tables reception and chairs in broeade and velvet
rosewood pier centre and sofa tables two splendid French
pier glasses slabs and brackets rich curtains and shades
french tetea tetes, French ormulu and Elizabethan
clocks with magnificent and costly manel ornaments and
other decorations; also number Of beautiful oval and
other paintings and French embossed cngravngs richly
framed chamber furniture richly carved an
mahogany French hedteses full marble top rosewood and
mahosany dressins bureaus, marble TOP rosewood ma
hogapy, and walnut sashstands rich china toilet SETS
splendid hair mattresses beds holsters and pillows
hedtead in the house oval other mirrors
wood and mahogany sofas dyans otomans rockers card
tables eteFeres rosewood mahogany and French
cottage chairs; blankets bedding &c also elegant base
men furniture extension dining table elegant china din
nerset one hundred and forty pieces two rich china tea
sets great variety Of silver ivory balance handle cut
lcry ruby and rich out glassware sofa lounges
one good old fashioned panofoe &c Catalogues will be
ready early the morning OF sale No postponement
RUSSELL w. WESTC0Tr, Auctioneer.
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HBNRY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY II. n. LEEDS
Ii Co.-On Monday Nay Is, at l011 O'Clock, At the
sale.room 10 Nassau street sale Of elegant marbleed iron
goods comprising mantes suitable fer ooes dwellings,
o. size and pattern comprising Sienna Roman front
Verde antique adios favorte Scotch granite Rosso
per- Verde jasper TablesLyre pattern, graon stand
style Of Louis XIV &C. centre tables fer pArors with
rosewood and gilt standards all Of the richest patterns
vases-Terr. Gotta Greeisn Roman and Sienna garden
able for gardens and parlors large assortment Of
above goods not less valuable for durability than
lie worthy Of their particular attention. Immediately
after the iron goods sale household furniture
sisng of Brussels Wilton, Administer, ingram and
three caIps rosewood p.Tor suits brocat.lle lace
bedroom furniture, wardrobes bookcases secreas bu
reaus Office desks hair mattresses, pillows 10 Also,
and Of Keysers patent portable fur
all complete in perfect order suitable for heat
ing DIV ellinx house store.y
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A foRrGAGE SALE oFcARPETs. -wILLIAM IRVING

EfORTGAGF SALE OF CARPETS.-WILLIAMI IRVING
M Co, Auconeors will sell at Auction. Tuesday
May 10TH at 10 o'clock at the saes Room Pine street
Mortgage sale about n0 yards OF carptin from San
derson Gramercy Park Hotel oomprising carpets from
ahout 800 nearly having been down but short
time number Of superb and costly Aubsson velvet and
Turkey carpets large assortment Of superb ilton
pets Of various sizes and patterns heavy English Brussels
carpets variety tapestry Brussels carpets
elegant OF various iixes patterns
three ply carpets large aud complete sssorteu ngraln
carpets but little used and % the best quality
Sold by order OF W r. A. Bense Attorney FOR Mortgaree
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY II. II. LEEDS
II Coon Monday, May 49, At IL o'clock. in trout Of
the store No. l9 Nassau street. horsesa pair Of finely
marched dapple gray horses la hands high AID very
stysh Is six the other old To be sold
positively without the has further
for ham
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N-rW YORK TO MONTREAL, 0GDENsBUR0, BGl
n iips,on ana 81, Johp:surg yis sRriscsssls BslAs
nslier 50 Aibans and Rouses Point. Tiskst ofsss Ma
Haven Railroad corner Of Broadway and Canal street aq
A NJ sndlP.M Baggage checked through.
TRANCIs HYDE, General Agent, La South street.
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c. FUTILE AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON NON
"A. day 18th ins at IL o'clock At the New York Horse
Bazaar pair Of large gray horses and three single
horses sold to close to the highest bidder
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ITO MILLINERS-A VERY RARR CHANCE-A FTRsT
enss millinery tusin e. established for many years Ia
the III health Of the Location one OF the very
Ia broadway private and three years lease or the
none need apply who cannot dol.
lars ADDRESS Nth real nsme. post paid Good, No III
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NJ lamont PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M AID surgeon suited 81 ~ Rsade street. eornef
Of fsoadvay. from u A. ~ tni r ~ Ia hon tni sn
tbs evsrjne except sxaAAya u, h@Mt The tyvs ssSse
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WADhWANACK HOUSE, SToNINCToN, CoNNEC-
w tcut This establishment having been put In
feet order viii he open for itcrs the I1t Of June.
livery attention viii lie given 70 make this house Of tho
mott pleasant summer resorts Stoningt0n q celebrated
for It's bathing hsLing AM fsing-eyery fteAy viii be
af0rded guests g. enog the above smgscmants For
further particulars address proprietor storngon
Connecticut. J. q. BRIGGS.
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N New Jsnsy Railroad, through In four hosr-Unissd
ss,gs express lines leave New York. foot OF Cor.
street nine and eleven NJ and ~ four Ana
half past ave p. NJ Fsre-N75 In and eleven A. n,
and four from Philadelphia % IN nine A. H. and
taf pest Eve p n. Accommodation line leaves attysye
d. TAT red eeed prces Cortland street. through In sig
hours Through uskets sold for BMWmors, WashinSton,
Norfolk Wsdsp Wilmington and Charleston - the above
wAns Through baggage agents in the nine and half PAST
i've trains only Passengers With shs fsrTy
afssen min stos bsforc tho train leaves.
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E)R SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT CITY
iots-Tbe large Eve story double brick dwelling 100 East
wenty second street, lot 30 by 81 feet nehes building 30
by 80 feet The premises let for 81 $50 In
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAiLR0AD-OS AND
IN after Saturday Nay 10 1884 the trains Of the Now
York and Harlem ksroad VII leave a. 70. corner
yorpinr express At NJ arriving At Albany 80 p. ~
Afternoon express r. NJ arriving AZ Albany 10 p. n
JOHN D. ELIOT, Superintendent
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DICHnoND HILL HOTEL. STATEN IsLASD-wILb
III open for the Thursday May H. Charges OF
the hotoi-BoaIdE week children half price nurses 81
other servants al horses 81 90 coachuan 80 cents
ira. separate sitting from 81 20 $40 week. Par
ticuIars at l.. W. Bepedict's, No Wall street. :.
=. J.. KELLETf, Proprietor.
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nR WARD, NO. 30 CANAL STREET ONE DOOR
~ east Of broadway soliss attention from All whom u
concerns He cures with astonishing esesity shespas
and certainty and guarantees permanent cure Attends
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MILLINEI,Y AND DREssMAKISo.

CAsH BUYERS OF STRAW GOODS ARE SOLICITED
" to examine On extenive stock OF stra bonnets
among which hso one hundred ladies' and misses
straw tonnets hundred do ladies and misses lace
bonkets fifty DO ladies Dunstebe do twenty do. ladies'
fpit straw do ten do ades' super Lcghorn do which,
together with general stock OF bonnets ribbons and
flowers viii be sold low for casL, by HOMER KETCH.
Uh ca and % John street, OF William NJ BJut
received, twenty i've eases misses Leghorn fats
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and ferry with Ssss q Aye years. fixtures
tween the hours Of 10 and o'clock application
s the only great bargain the present
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sTEoLocY AND PnYsIo6NoMY.-THE cELE.
N brtted DR.. i. Shuman Swede by birth san be con.
suited en- all events OF lcpas present and future Ma
tyites calculated for ladies and gentlemen His residence
ia i15 Chambers street near Greenwich.
MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, ma
wi nost wonderful sstrolo;st In the world or that hs
ever been known. She will tell past, present, aud flur
events ans viii show your future husband aud atssn
iends which has Astonhed Thousands during her 9sv-b
In Europe She seventh daughter daygLSet
And was born with natural gfs BY invoking hs powers
ser wonderful science tell the.r thoughts
viii happy PAIRS to together who viii all
the greatest hApprcss Of bliss She Is AZ
scendant Of line OF astroogrs reaching back
ana her predictions are suy as,on:hi1g q sl ths, S
yho wish speedy marriage may call soon and they rsy
depend true advice founded the etsrnol
Of magical science &c Broome street. between Csnsn Art
Columbia. cestlsnsa not admitted.
MRS. WILLIS THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST, WILL
M tell all the events Of life that you will be
tonished though she kind Of utchcra and Trse
es nothing but what 10 TO philosophers Ap
ply at 70 Sheriff street. fourth door Ryinston,
over the door, up stairs.
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L,OR sALE-A PAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE HORSES
perfectly sound and kind in all harness Also shifting
phaton with harness, blankets Sheets nets &c All
will he sold together separate Apply at St. Nicholas
stable, 81 and 80 Mercer street.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION

A UCTiON NoTICE-N HENRY, AUcrI0NERR-BY
"A W. s. Ingraham-on Tuesday Nay TO- at half past ten
o,cock at North William street, the contents OF
grocery and liquor store viz liquors OF all descriptions
se-' w. THOMPSON Constable.