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Ireland.

The marriages returned as registered in 1852 were
las more than in 1851; there Is decrease in those
solsmnized by civil contract in 1862: also in those
between members OF the Society Of Friends and be-
tween persons protesting the Je wish relgion--the
increase being in the marriages celebrated In the
Established and Presbyterian churches. T ere
was not any marriage OF members of the jew sh
persuasion returned by the Secretary Of the Sypa
gogue during the years 1852 or 1853.
80 far as the limited operations of the act afford
criterion, il is gratifying to observe as indicative
Of the returning prosperity of the country that in
The year 1853, more marriages have taken pls ,e
than IN any previous year since ls45--whea the act
came into OF eration-tbe Increase being so high
a. 10 above those of 1852 and 4l6 above che NUN
bers returned in 1850, in which year, next TO 1853
ehe largest number of marriages has been recorded.
Ihse increase pervades every class mentioned in the
abstracts, members Of the Jewish persuasion alone
accepted, and is found principally In the maauflc
ming districts Of Ulster.
sixteen Presbyterian meetng-houses and Il bu;ll.
Dgs were registered for the solemniz atom of mar.
iiages during 1852 and 1853, under sections and
u OK the at: making total of 52i Presbyterian
meeting houses, ana l22 buildings registered Al tie
close OF The year 1862
Belonging TO Wesleyan Methodists, -; Reformed
Presbyterians, IL; Baptists, 6; Independents, "a:
norsvians or United Brethren, 4; not stated, "a
Total, 122.
The number of licenses for ma rages issued nv
bcensiDg ministers of the several presbyteres in
Ireland during the year 1852 was j34, and in 1853
2,a32.
Seven hundred and seven licenses for marriages
were granted by district registrars in 1852 and 76i
In 1853.
In my last report | took the opportunity Of
calling attention TO the want Of general system
Of registration OF births deaths. and marriages in
this country, the act and Vie, c.p. al. bav.
ing reference TO the marriages only of a poftioa
Of the population; i also gave In an appendix an
estimate Of the probable annual charge when such
measure would entail on each Of the poorlav
unions, ifas is the case In Englanj-the expenses
ere to be betrayed from the poor rates
From the estimate referred 10 IL appears that the
cost OF registering births, deaths and marriages In
Ireland would amount 20 fle 900 1885, or little more
than one farthiDg In the pound annually calculated
on the population and poor Ia valuation OF ISL:
and when the many advantages are considered, botn
M q social and sanitary point OF view which such
. measure must confer on the community il Is 10
be hoped that this important enactment val not b.
much longer deferred
The great want OF general measure OF reglstra
ON In Ireland, especially Of births, bearing upon
the employment Of children in factories, Ia vsey
forib'y dweit upon in the able reports Of the in.
sscfors under ibe 7th Vic, To- presented 10 Par
~ ment during She prcseD. JeAr.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

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AsnEs in fair demand ct 81 for pots and So
80 IS for pearls per 100 lbs
BREADsTvfrs-Ficur was much more actively sought
after and at decidedly higher prices The days
tons included $500 bblsinferor to choice Stn at
$775 50; mixed to fancy Western, 80 SO 30, nd
other kinds at proportonAe rates; together with over
10000 hhs State deliverable early in sepembar on
terms not made public, There have been as Is.
Southern taken, motty at 90 81 y % rs for mlxe %
Jersey corn meal resliied 50 si4 sas7s per bsi.
red found buyers at q SO 81 so PER bushel rive and
oats remained as last noticed Corn was in good De
mand. The transactions embraced SO 600 bushels al
6sc .lc Ter nnsound, and u u 7a,1c for Western
CofTE-There was some activity in .he market though
10 a 101 cents
Co1IoN. -ony few hundred bales were reported soh
the r arhet closing firm
were TsSt rsIpoo we're S s'eaa sus
wheat engaged in sbips bags at Al and 50 bales
Sea Island cotton At SD Square bales Of cotton
20 tors Of oil cake engaged at COS. vessel was
chartered to load James River for Venice With
At 50 and S. vessel was chartered for Jamaica so
ons at 81 800 free Of port charges Another char
tered for South Americs and back Of ss ton) at $500
70 California rates dull, 1t 40 46 cents per f0os
neasurement. the ship James II. sheppard, OF abou.
eco tons, built IN 1885, was sold for about SIS 500
HAy-Ibe transactions light at CSC Zoe for old and
Hors were retailing, to-day, at 2sc 26c for new,
and 1oc o lie for old, per lb.
InoN-The market WAS steady at $40 Sal SO per ton
for Scotch pig.
IAms.-fastern seemed pretty brisk at 81 SIX
81 93% per thousand.
AoIAssEe About 40 holds Cuba Muscovado were sold
ct 24c The last sAles Of Me- Orleans were at 26c.
NAVAL STORES The market vas quiet at about 45c.
4sc for spirits, and 81 IS 81 IS fer rosn per 30 lbs
delivered. Raw turpentne was at g.
Ous--Tnsre vas nothing additional done in whale
sperm Sales tan,pired Of 200 baskets olive at previous
prices and 5000 gallons linseed At re- Soc per gallon.
PROVISIONS was in modnrate request and rather
6rmer The sales embraced ESQ bills, At SIC 30 for
mess and $40 80 for prime, per Dbl About $50 bbls.
cut meats disposed Of at unatered rates some 400
bbis lard were taken at Io.c 1ohc per To- Beef was
ia fair demand at full prices, with sales of 800 bbls
Butter and cheese continued about the same.
Rrx-saes Of $50 casks we're made at 80 Is 81 so
per 100 lbs.
srors About 10 10 ls casks nutmegs were soli at
e5c., and afterwards held al % 10, and cases Mt 81
SUGARS The market very quiet, and transactions
we're light, seirg chiefly combined TO somc 900 3aa
hide New Orleans, A. Axe a55sc. Small lots OF cuba
were sold without change IN quotations.
TAttow The market was steady at 12xe. 12kc.
asked
wHrnxy Sales have seen made Of $50 hbls prison.
at Sac SIC. and 81 bbds. drudge, at 33c 33,e Pc
gallon.
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Amersca,,y u. Wo,ssa.

FCcvrespoaosnee Of tho Provsdenc. Journal
France having much at stake Of course the war
In Russia absopbs much attention in Paris, and its
progress is watched With the most intense interest
&itcin a few days several Americans have set OF
for the theatre Of action, having accepted favorable
overture. made 10 them By the agents OF tte Empe-
ror Nicholas. Among them am acquainted With
Dr. Henry, of Alabama, ard Dr. Draper, Of New
England. After prosecuting their studies for nearly
year in the hospitals Of Paris, thsy seek the new
fed, where, joined 10 the advantages Of travel,
there will be opportunities presented foSprotable
professors practice. With hopeful hearts, and ami
mated with u neroUs ambition, | saw them set
forward on their extended way. Col. Cottman, II
Louisiana has arrived here from st. Petersburg, en-
route to America, with dispatches for the Depart
ment Of State. Col. Cottman has been four months
in Russia during which time he has enjoyed parti-
cular facilities for observation, aud by great acti-
viii has made himself acquainted to com iderabla
degree, with the present circumstances Of the
country. He has been in intimate relations With
high officers of the government, and ad uitted
to familiar conferences In the circles Of the
court. He bears with him large number Of the
most fatteriDg letters from the most eminent in
official position in Russia. A number Of these it
has been my pleasure to see. Among them are let
tiers from Count Orion, Governor General Of ST. Pc
teisburg Count Beylikof, Minister Of the Interior;
Rcord, Admiral in Chief of the Baltic feet; Prin
Dolgorouky, Minister OF War. Col. Cottman has
with him sword, presented by Count Orion, which
was taken by son Of that officer in q recent en-
gagement with the Turks. His visit to the United
States has partly for its object to find number Of
talented and enterprising Americans for different
departments Of civil service in Russia. He is en-
powered also 20 make contracts to large amount.
During residence at Cronstadt, he was many
times within the fol tifcaions, which he repre- sents
cannot be redu ed passed by any naval force tina.
can be brought against them. They have batteries
OF 5000 mounted guns, and garrison Of 100000
men. The prestige Of the English name has entirely
disappeared in Russia, but Americans are hailed
with the most friendly feelings Russia asks that
given against her. Hope and enthusiasm are high
at st. Petersburg with reference 70 the war; shared
ALIKE by MOBILES and the multitude. 1t is there re-
garded as var Of not less than ten years con. nu-
ance.
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SHANGHAI AND COMMERCIAL.
n . " 2 Y - 4 n X e r .

SsspAY, Aug. 13-sr.M
The prevailing feature o. the market during the pas.
week has been dulluess. Very few people a.e willing to
yish money in fancy stocks mos. Of them in fact who
have been in the habit Of buying for rise have been
severely punished during the last weshs that they
unable to put bold face the matter any longer
Most Of the sales at the stock beard have been by
to the brokers themselves Who having no commissions
to pay, afford to operate m this way and make or
lose half per cent their Bargains Az compared With
last week. the stock list shows but slight change Erie
ses about per cent lower than did on Saturday
the 5th; but II must be remembered that It has sold
during the week low 46, and would probably be In
the neghborhood Of that figure now were il MOI for the
scarcity Of stocA for delivery The transaction by which
the September requirements Of the company hare
provided for is notorious loan has been effected
by company the strength Of the individual endo
sations Of eleven directors 1t is Impossible to hestas
in speaking Of the moral effects and tendency Of this
operation. Praiseworthy it may 10 in private
individuals to pledge their personal credit for
the success Of colossal enterprise Hike the
Erie Railroad, there be doubt Of the position
Of the company which ID driven to need such assistance
The thing has been done BEFORE all know and
know too tina. the Erie railroad has declared and paid
dividends which believes IL ever earned Whether
the expedient Is destined to ~ permanently
useful than the other remains to be So the
ufure ID concerned We should like to hope for better
things; but how any reasonable expect bright
day for the Erie when the bonds offered at SO
hus alo wrg 17,s per cent interest for i've mouths
In fact the whole railroad nerest in this country is
the decline We computed few days ago that the ave-
rage decline the stock Of eight leading railroads
year less than wenty dollars per share
What happen to check the descen. and the
value of this class Of securities? Money is abundant
The banks gold than they had since they
began to make weekly statements The European war
ought to ncrease public confidence in AuerIcae
ties And yet in the teeth Of these our
stocks steadily Decline and railroad after railroad
the usual autumn dividend We see no hope Of better
times for the present.
Albert n. NicolAys semi weekly sale Of stocks and
bonds takes place. usual Monday, at halrpast IL
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles other than foreign dry goods
into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day, August IL 1854
rruuppr-p or pour Nrxr vopr-UuuuYr yupoprS
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TIE fourth ", oft 81 lie Registrar. General Of
Meniages IN lTtlmd has iTst been published in
pariami ntary paper. ! j addressed to the Earl
OF 81 Germans, and 'hs Registrar General says
l have the honor 10 submit herewith, in order to
fheir being laid before Parliament, as regr "a by
che act and Vic. c. 81, sec. SO, general acts
Of the marriages registered in Ireland durAg the
years 1852 and 1853.
The arrangement of the tables is the same as in
previous years, ia order 10 afford facilities for COM
parisop.
The entir e numbef of marriages recorded = each
year from 1s45 to 1858; the mode in whien they
were performed; and the numbers and proportion
Per cent of widowers widows and minors, and also
q persons who signed the registers with nj >, are
Hhown In the following summary
Ireland NotQf 40e. R,5.ryrisi.
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DEGATTA AT HE'LL GATE FERRY, uGHffY-sfx
III street and East rivera splendid regatta win tai
place ut Hell Gate ferry, Tuesday, August Is
The hours Of IL O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ ssfs
boats, from thirty feet down 20 twenty feet; purse
e5c Second boat to save her entrance; entrance, S.
sccond class boats from twenty feet down. purse s25-
from foot OF Eghtsxth street. East river round ths
buoy at fhrogs Neck Point and back 10 the place OF
staring. row boat OF 0 foot working boats.
pulled with one pair Of souls will como OIL during
the interval Of the starting and retorn Of the sail
Of $40 to the rst bat do. IS TO the second bt
Entries 10 be made previous 70 II o'clock A. NJ Of tho
day OF the Kules and regulations may be seen 1t
ny time Vt DUNLAP; BeL Gate Ferry HOTEL
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been made in the statement OF July l. it not included
in the comparison The increase of capital consists In
$50 addition to the Appleton Bank $36 600 to the
Blue HILL $Q2 $50 to the Bristol Company, $55 900 70
Bunker HILL $4,000 to the Central, $4,000 to the
Fchburg $780, to the John Hancock $70 $50 to the
Meacomet $50 600 to the Raston, 900 to the South
Orsg-, TO the Village SD 900 to the Waltham and
$l9370 to the wamasit Bank.
The Baltimore American of the 18th inst, says
The stock marke. has exhibited good deal more sn
nation this week than last and in the leading securities
decidedly bette, feeling has prevailed Ralnnore ~
through the week. and the market closed to.aay at az
advance OF So per share from the opening prices The
aggregate transactions at the Board this week
s13c o0 against Sos 600 last week showing an increase
in the amount OF operations Of $l22 ooo
The bulk of the operations at the Board this week has
been usual in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares al
though there have been sales to considerable extent Of
the bonds Of the road and Baltimore city stock. TIE
market for Railroad shares opened at slight decline
from the closing prices of last week. sales being ae on
Saturday at $50 cash, and $5sis buyer 60 days For
on Tuesday at cash. and ss4I burer 60 Ssys on
Wednesday prices fell off 25 to SO per share but yes
terday the market rallied and the previous days decline
this stock and market advance in the prices saes
were made at the opening Of the Board day at $4
ed to as5S Before the close Of tie Board
however prices receded again. and the closing s''es
made .. s54 cash, ard 1854 buyer 60 days. ~ losing
prices to-day show an advance Of fully ~ per hsfo
the opening sales. The sales of this stock this week
comprise about 8 800 shares.
Railroad bonds bave been steady at last weeks prices
but city IS exhibit decided Improvement We note sales
this week folows$5,000 Baltimore city SIS 1870 at
99 $500 do. 6s 1890, at 1905; 5000 do, at 100
g. Co., at 1904 81 600 Psrkert burg Railroad
teed bonds at 81 $3.50 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds
1885, al ST. and g. 600 co. at 49, There have been no
operations OF Importance this week in bank insurance
stocks.
In the money market we discover very little ch.nge
since last week Some parties express the opinion that
there is greater degree of in the market but
see very little to indicate that this is the fact II Is un
douotedy true that there less paper offering Ia the
street. but the rates Of loans unchanged. First ola
endorsed business paper selling l. per cent good
single name paper at TO Is per cent 1t Is almost i'm
possible to dispose of second class paper capitalists
being disposed to touch anything but undoubted names
Money easy call at low rates but there very
parties who wish to borrow in this way.
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A RELIc.-There was brought up from the bot,
tom Of the lake at Platt sburg the other day, the
wheel of an old cannon carriage and it has been
aseertained that the gun, French one, still hes
there. This relic must date back to the time Of
the French occupation of the country, and will be
very interesting to quaries.-Bufdio Democ-
rneD Aup. TO-
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
ne of certain articles exported from this port fring
the week ending August H. 1854 Distinguishing the des
tinasion and extent Of shipments to each place
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the 9TH day OF
July to the 18th day Of August, 1854.
Mes, 220 women, 2os; boys, 337; girls 2s5--rotsl,
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nR. JAMES W. POWELL, OCUIlST, AvaBf, ET0,
devote, hia attention. exclusively diseases Of The
ey and ear from O'Clock daily, 1t his once, 500
Broadway DR.. Powell graduated IN DubNn in 1885, and
has praciiced In this city foe twenty years. Dr. Powea
POPULAR Trestiee the Eys be procured at shis
ofacs. II may Be the means Of preserving treasure
which money cannot buy. Also his self &c ling eve and
car fountains which obtained She medal ct The Cystal
Palace and the hnsst and largest collection Of human
artificial eyes in the Union
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VXTANrED-A PARLOR AND TWO OR THREE CON-
w Portable chambers, the FIRST second Aoor of
first class house, the St. Nicholas MetrcpotAn
Hotel for gentleman, two children and female servant
with Ieakfsst and es for the gentleman and fun board
for the children and servant Address boz s70 Post
Office, stating location, terms, 30.
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VTTANrED-rwO FURNISHED ROOMS IN A HOUst
w whore there other boarders. Terms must
b reasonable. Reference cash. Address 9. 81. f.
Broadway Post Once.
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EXTRA PAY.
T,xTRA PAY AND BOUNTY landau UNITED
IL States sailors who at any time between lS48 and
1858 served in the Pacific ocean, are entitled to ext
pay and all such Is served shore in Caornis durrg
the Mexican war; 10 bounty land and receive botE
from EDWARD BISSETJ
Agent, and 0ate) purser o. s. Navy, o. Wall street.
TINTED TATEs SAILORS, WHO SERVED on SHORE
~ IN California during the Mexican War are now
entitled to bounty land and receive the same Of r.
T. Betts SO Wall street (bas. ment}.
LIQUORS, 90,
i ONION CORDIAL GIN, SCHIEDAM AND CLUB
IL schpapps London porter, Scotch aIes wines cor
a.is yrups; champagne and ci.ret wines, Of choice
brands rs imported blackberry brandy 40 excellent
cholera remedy. WIN H. UNDERHIII, 400 Brooms
street, conner Of Crosby.
DURE sCHEDAM sCHNAPPs, TTfE FINEST IMPORT
$2rer gallon, SOC. per sealed bottle All wines
s snd spIs sen - imported Orders b post inmsdi-
Pearl streets.
CROCK ALE-PALE AND AMBER, FOR SALE IN
~ hhds and barrels, for shipping o. city use, at
JAMES BR0WANS, 3l4 Sixth street.
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CTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE CHEAP
~ "A new steam engine Of Is inches bore OF cylinder
and three feet stroke and two 80 inch boilers 80 feet
long, with furnace fronts CRATES bearer bars and all
fixtures complete, Also for sale boisr a. inches
In diameter, is feet long, with ave 10 inch fues and
locomotive boiler Of 20 horse power Apply to -
j. s. BuNCE l. CO., 20 wsshlngron street.
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CTOoK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD ESTABLISHED.
~ merchant tailor's store Tor sale.-This il corner
store, situated In the best locality in the Ninth ward
doing fair business nicely fitted up and TO those that
wish to do custom and clothing trade better stand
can be found In the city The services Of experienced
cutter, who has command of . good custom, can be-
secured also lease for four years at rent
Office 80
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ITO WHEIwRIGHTS FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND
J. fixtures Of shop about thin ty miles from the city,
now doing good cash business for and appren-
tce For particulars apply at 10 Carlisle street,
West In paint shop, Monday between the hours Of 10
and and the rest Of the week between IL and l. None
need apply but cash customer the advertiser ID going
West. a
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CPIENDID CHANGE FOR TINNERs OR METAL
- roofers-The entire stock, tools, fixtures, and
lease Of tinman's metal roodng sstablishment Ia >
good shop brci and Sy i and the xho for sss ~
bargain Apply at n. n CR0FrS salerooms, 10 Court
street. BROOKLYN,
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SEIFCT BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURG "a GENTLEMAN
- and wife, or two three single scntemep can have
good rocrss with full partial board BY applying at III
South Lghth street. ere location, and within re min
walk OF Peck sllp Grand street ferries Apply
TIE yrcmises. or address Raymond. Herald c5cs,
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REV ARDS

Con RkEARD.-sToLEN, FROM NO. "a sixth
2OV Avenue, on Saturday The 2s.h Instant one plA.
black sk tres With three deep silk founoes ens bre sne
shs srovn hrossde suk do vith dark blre aguzes
viva blue lace anr brown SILK do olde- sJls wfh
kafque wh srt trimmed with Brussels lace bugo
whoever VAL return the ths shove address viii ~
caFc me reEsrd NAMED cautioned kgsins
reoeivns the same sad ANY fsnAtsn leadisg 20 the 70
VIII be literally rewarded
COX RENARD WILL BE PAID Poz TEE Rscov.
YLO cry o. tns ssey o. !,hn Terry Jr. drowned FEB
about twenty years q age 81 medium heisas and hula
ererfct 10 RED flannel Der shirt and shs
gray psn tsrk vest snd oysrsost Any x,on may
10 addressed 10 Mr. Wells Ci Isisn6, John Terry
Dr., ~ hhngen street,
A LIBFRAL RkWAKD.-L0sr, on friday DAG
"A p 1855 leather wunf marked II a, hyestsrAan
Plate n carried IN goias "a tie
Black warrior. liberal Ard will be pad delivery
81 the trunk and w contents 81 thc once % ths New Ysrh
Hotel
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THE EIKENrEN.


ATA MEETING or CLINTON CO. NO II, THE FOL.
a lowing preamble and resolution were unaaimously
whereas, II has pleased all wise Providence 10
tai from midst Francis Rogers companion 70 whom
sweIe ensesres BY nsuy ties Of fellowship and loye
Whereas the position deceased aon recently held
among and the esteem We enrssn for his many virtues
speot his memory and Jmpshy with his family and
frienda IN their loss; therefore, be 10
Resolved, That in tho early death Of our late
Psnon Francis Rogers, this company sincerely nourns
the loss Of 10 whom were attached for his ma.
ny ane qualities Of heart bsncvolsst and uprishs in
his walk rough life, his was rsture 70 draw around
him e.; c.ie friends tiscsrely mourn thar no should
early period Of life just entering. IS in.o msnhaod
vita pleasant ancpAoEs Of success In life; but
that gu: opa Ia his gain, that this will be other
ing to 70 be also ready fer know not wsA
rhsl bring forth. HENRY LEWIS, Foreman
Hvea LINDSEY, Secretary.
Hugh Lindsey, Alenzo Hawiey, John p Smith.
EEGINE COMPANT NO. fat REGULAR NEXT
iuoufly
Resolved That the thanks Of the members Eagi,e
pA.y No. 81 be rendered 10 tho City Bible Society
u eiy ntet kindnets In presenting he COMPANY with
beautiful Btleussipk that end accomplish eir
design. =. z. D0WNER, Forenaa
THOMAS srnouIL Secretary.
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WIN. wITrKRs. AUoTI0yEEg, WILL sRLL ON sA.
w turday NJ 10h o'eeck Of III Canal street the furni
safe family tI .lias up hsu's.s,g!Os o.nssns q NJ.
TSsr gfates psntings dapssk snd other curtsn' sss
rxcksrs hair seas chairs tootoa oocf, yases eleant
tareftry and other csrre oeioths hat rack vrirobs
French tedsds hair mstees ird feather beds bsddns
&o dressing bureaus AM vashstands kitchen utensils Az
ITivxts sale, q rosewood piano,