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srkR . WHITE. ocmmi..ion Merchants.
RIOHNOND MARRETs M.,,u,e


BACON-New Mountain cured hog ronnd u 10 ,,,
smi;saeid, i:9slo Baltimore Sides i-a 4, Should
BurrsslSo. Ssls' "a Id g. Ia l.a cents.
large and dull at 10 a Is cents.
OoFFEE-we quote Rio 10 ~ l.2 Laguyra lsc;
'" nna no i,s 1912; Mocha ID l.s 10 l.a cts
S SN hhAL-sOa90 cents.
g. n ISL. No. as, small, TAT ID; the latter
ar BOSTON sS Inspection Halifax Herrings, No. Ia
FLoUR-The English advices received per Steamer
M.so,a exporting ga decline In Liverpool have much do.
pressed and put stop to all transactions in this article
GRAlNS--Beans white 81 per bushel
Corn 1Sa7o cents per busheL
Oats, 40a4s cts per bushel
Peas, blackeye, 81 l-2 cts per bushcl
Rye, 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT-But little coming In We QUOTE Al boaI
90 as To color and quality.
HAY-Northcrn selling at 81 on tho wharf In do
mand 50 Nv
lRoN.Pis Ss6 s4o per ton, except in small parcels
S~ed,s floO; Trcdcgar and English refined 5000; Com
mon English 40 10; up country bar 70aT5.
LARD-ln bbls IL, kegs IL a IL 1 2 cents
LUaBER.Planl, inch, s2s; l.s do +sS; Ii do
Boarding sls l-2alS according TO quality Scanning
tls L. North Carolina Flooring dressed s9saso Viz,
snia Flooring rough slsa2o Tobacco Box Boards, But
tonwood e6aso.oo. SIS Poplar 2oa25.Oo; Susquehanna
inch l6alS.O0. White Pine, No. |, ss 40 White
Pine, No ssa3900. Joist Timber l4oO Lathes worth
i2e per NJ for riven; l76 for sawed. Shingles, fair
good demand.
LIQUORS. whiskey, Richmond, Rectiaed, SO cents,
cashIdemaad good Tuscaloosa, cents; Cincinnati,
reetd, much wanted, SO; Old Family Rye a.; Rich
ardsons Old Family IS; Richardson'sNo u.s. Bumgard-
ners Old Rye IS; Onondaga Family, 10; Onondaga No.
l. 40 Mountain, 60a66 Brandy, common Imitation.
Ssaioc; common 4th proof 46aeOc., cash; Guard, Du.
pays - S4ab; Hennessy, IS s4a5 Pinet Co., S3 81
as; Apple, 4ba76c. Gin, American common, s7asgcc
Holland, sl.lOal zoe. n. L. Rum, s7a8sc.
LIVE SroCK.-tJ. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle,
scale weight, sS26aSi25 gross; Extra quality com.
mand moderate.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans 81 SOC; Cuba % liza
Csc
PLAsTER-Lump l.e. Ground 90.
SALr-From wharf lS5al90; from store leOase
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico IA cents:
\. Orleans 4a6 cents; Crushed and Powdered Ia
Az l-2 cts; Coffee Sugar, 6 34a7l.2c.
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CONTEMPT OF CouRr.-rhomas Is. White and officer
ief who' US may be seen by yesterdays report appear
ell before his honor on charge Of lighting In the Court
room during Court hours, were again called up Officer
Johnson who was said to have been present when the
controversy commenced, sworn aud examined. H..
said that soon afcr Mr.. Tyler stepped down from III,
witness stand Mr.. White observed, that Mr. GRIMM wa,
willing to iorcgo the prosecution against his father be
cause he found there witnesses present who would
cnch him.
Mr. Tyler remarked in reply that he did not know how
that would turn out, that Mr.. Crump had soma very re-
spectacle witnesses who would sustain him. He witness
knew no more Of the Affair." having gone towards, his honor
to speak upon some business Toe fight ensuOd in the
mean time.
Edward Aundin, witness produced by White, stated
that he was standing short distance from tho parties
when the controversy first commenced He observed Mr.
Tyler shake his fist at White aud say, It was lie. He
could not say whether, in saying it was lie, he had re-
ference to Mr. White not That was all he knew Of IN.
matter.
There being other important witnesses absent the case
was continued till to-day.
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" DE- Spcer Of MelonviIic Florida, has r,ised On
WV lcmons lrom 900 trees. IlO ia the largest lemon
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WnEAr-we quote prime white at Sl.G0ala5. Red
do at Sl.55al 60.
FLouR-We quote Fine at $3.50; Superine IS; Extra
Superfne 50; and Family 96O These retail prices,
At which IL is quite dull.
TonAcco-Brisk and scarce. Lugs a. so to Q oo COM
mon leaf 50 to 50; good leaf 81 5Oa9 so.
CoRS-Corn 72a76 cents
CorroS-A few sales made to-day of prime quail.
ties at . l.2 cents.
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~ general Increase IN railroad fr, IL an,icin,,od
in Boston, to 80 into effect on the LIST Of April
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NM NNIIUNFFIN UN
Nv RIM CJSU PLdN--GRORaE NJ wRsT, b. md
Exchange extensive and complete stock crooks, Eta
snery Paper for eA'h only The amount Of pnrhased
by COUNTY, merchants In my line usually quite H compared
With Hocery, dry goods and hardsAre bills u very
Absolutely cop Jobhera the Bonsiness
time, TO get larger prth In order TO make ulr the ~
md extra nses NECESSARILY involved In CTei Busnet, OF
mail
have adopted 10 my business the pian Of SIN profits md
always cash. and invite 10 Judge t
worth while - W 100 '' -
My location Il central and easily fo,nd
Ny Reiah business hill be eondteted hereto. mhiT
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
.aIn rnnaA hn aAdraaaaAA 10

"a Wig"
Articles both sides OF the paper published
This rule ',ng standing ought TO be known ALL and will
departed from Obituary
zines charged for rs advertisements.
~ Communications will be charged advertise
nnents.
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Mr. Yor,uee desired 10 know whs,bsr A., n,,,,.,.,..
| for the New York Essay Office, was deaeIeney
Me-srs Petit aud Caskie followed on the genera, r.,,,
Of tho bil when Mr. waibridse announced ,sa, ,hs, @
important message the table from the Presien, h
relation to tho recent outrage on our comm. a. II,
Spanish authorities Of Cuba and on motion tho committee
rose.
Tho speaker thcn laid before tho House tho f,llo;,
AsssAeK fRoA rns rRksiDksr.
| To the Honss Of Representatives.
In compliance with the resolution Of tho House of RAN
rSscntsvcs Of the 10th instant herewith traus,i, -
port OF the Secretary of State containing all the n,r.
ton received at the Department relative to tho sexur nj
| the Black Warrior at Havanua on the 9Sth ult
other instances OF aggression upon our con,m, -.
ton OF the rights OF American citizens and insults 10 thc
national Gag by the Spanish authorities In Cpb, .na N
attempts TO obtain redress had led to proaeed aud
yet, futess negotiations.
The documents la these volumnous md Via,
prepared will be sent Congress Those now tr,nsmi,
ted relate exclusively to the seizure OF tho Black Warrior
and present SO clear case wrong that would DO rea
sonabie to expect ial Indemnity therefor soon IA
this uu justhsblc and offensive conduct shall he mat,
known to her Catholic Msje-ys governments but similar
expectations in other cases have not been realised.
rug GnsnSus party ~ OUT uS0' win large powers for
sonrc, oT rcSr.ss 4. IN .r",hss me
49, a., an, H., .,,,n,;,,. - -. pV n, a"u ."e an
80, 49, - d. p,,, ~ .uo nonS uosern'
ois,Is y, ,h,. srn,;a,s T.; 81, =. e'eu 'or i''ef'or
misconduct Tho ne,nl;sr s;,n,,;no ~ ~ ,a; VI
undoub,cdly much .pvrsyad ,h ~ ,ao mas
which onr c;t;z.ns bsss snar, f. H., INJURIES
,;.s Sn,;n TO-. NO, 80, a., 's,, ~, a, au'uo''
her responsibiy for tho conduc, oS b.ss "n.;,
Ia giving very ,.traordnsry nors,s 10 ,h. h 80.
90 ;,s,;.es - 80, ~ PvS W '"e'" sue owes IL
y,sr, Win v;,snen' -, ~, us so.ernmen' 10
these powers and in case nj nin,r n, r;d VI
redress '' p''"P'
have already taken mesu,rea IN nr.s,,, % A. ~
Of Spain the wanton iriusice of the Cnhon a..
thorites in the detention and peIre Of tho R,cL w,n
and to demand Indemnity for Tho ;n;rv ,h, h" ha.nh
been done citizens
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAroRs CouRr YKsrrnDAr.-Disxissrp-.A summon,
against Mann Gentry for leaving 6sh on two benches In
the second market aer market hours was d.us,ed tho
accused being ignorant OF tho Ordinance relating TO such
Offences.
CoscrAlso CnILp.-Milly Coies and Maria Coles two
free eoored women were brought mp charge Of con.
eealing boy, named Thomas Cole from his mother
Tho former Ia the grandmother OF tho 10Y.
Eliza Coles mother OF boy stated that abe Jaw hin,
run under her mothers (My. the sccu,ed fence abou,
ten days ago aud heard nothing Of him ,Ineo then He
vas hired by hor to Mr.. Lo,,ier In whose factory he
worked.
Another eoiored girl the boys cousin said she saw him
at tho house Of Maria Coles on Friday night last
Maria said he camo there from his grandmohcrs and
that she Intended to send him back
The case was continued till to DAY
oArr. WHITES CAsx.-The Mayor called up Captain
White and admonshed him with regard TO the course
which u became him to pursue Police officer e said
hat perhaps there in the city oRchmond who
nad known him so long officially ho had Ills first &C
quananee with him dated as far back June 1885, and
MS knowledge OF his Official course since then enabled him
70 attest the truth Of the remarks made by the Captain on
wednesday that his heart good Blu, ho would take
occasion to say that his head was not right at all times.
't us temper was rather impetuous and oentimcs i'm
PEELED him to say aud do what not decent or proper
In ALL he could that he has continued an active officer
Tor twenty our years. nothing that he aware Of hav-
ing married the efficiency Of that service save to what e1
tent dissatisfaction may have from bis too erc,eabe
disposition.
lilo would take occasion to say him and the other Of
hcers with regard to the latter however there was no
charge that In dsehaging their duty they should act
promptly and rcsoluey without giving offence to any CT.
zen And If in the discharge OF their duties offence was
offered to hem they should recoect that no was Their, 20
execute tho laws, but codes Of honor aud should al
ways take cognzance Of any affecting them In their
uuty' SO Tar as il came within his Jurisdiction
citizen should resist them in lawful arrest. they
had right to use sufficient force to compel him to 20,
Tor no one should be permitted to triumph over the law
In uo'ng this however, they should avoid giving offence
anu should rather exhaust all courteous persuasion before
iesorhng to harsh or violent means.
The matter between Capt. White and Mr. C,ump. was
not one to be settled by controversy or telling Mr. he
was liar IL was entirely question Of right, which
was ar him to settle. He would dismiss the charp. will,
this admonton. Tho Council were at liberty n the,
though proper to call the matter at any future time and
deal with it as they may think proper
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closing al and ak postage stamps mhlT-w4~-lPl
IN HHDs PRIME P. n, N. o., and Clarified SUGARS, In
sDND store ami for sale low hy
tnhtf SUTTON A WINSTON
IQUOHSOd Rye whlskey. Rectihed do, Tufc tlooa do;
~ Port Madeira Sherry anl Tcnehi Wines; French and AP
pie BIandies; Gin, Rum, Champghe, &c, Tor sale by ,
mill SUTTON WINSTON
6tUANO.-No1 Peruvian Guano, for sale market by
NJ mhiT EDMOND. DAVENPORT a co.
n ANDs FOR sALE.-ws tHer for sale three valuable
Tracts Of Land:
and eStensyely Improved both as to buildings aud Ter
tIlly.
No. lies Piandroad contains about go acres
ahaut ouehaf groundt free or inuhdauon
TnACr No valuable timber tract Of between 800 and go
Gas doing profitable busnesI THIS
Tac, /, aae mt TO- and available property IN the hands
Of the Of tract No. q
We invite disposed 10 purchase 70 ia'
they are very valuable will be sold at low prices and on accom-
motatng terms. -.,,-.- Al, 49,. ...,-,.
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IuuGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
v JOURNAL-The March Number Of NV, Plpuar Medical
Periodical ha' been received II contains the Following original
Reports Of the Norfolk Marine Hc'pI,s ny Dr. George L.
Upshur u,-,,- m 49,.
III. On Dysent ~. ny Prof. Meitauer. 49,,
~. A Memoir Of Dr James hcCufF. ny Ut. heCaw'
v. On the Durability Of TubsrculAr henng" ny hof"or
Rlliet.
VI. on Purpura HmmorrhagIea. ny DR. Samuel pitt,.n
These Report Of the progress OF hodhe, Fur
gerry and Pharmacy ana summary on medsi 9ey y, a.,
This number second volume ~ THIS tVfc jur
Southern Medical Profession IL contains aorTa Of
the late celebrated DR.. james MoClurg -,
.'''S'' w " a. MORRIS, ghlain a.
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49,. l., which was Mr. Uo!ogan and the deceased The
nen asked for drink they soon after began TO knock
about The bottles in the store and ultimately hr Tim
srcceeed in getting them out and one OF them not
cd hurled back into The store bottle, which unfor.u-
uafciy struck the child tie head producing severe
5scture. Tho poor chilli fingered until yesterday, AMI
died in consequence OF the injury The jury rendered
.eaih by fracture Of the snll oceasoned BY bloy
from vine bottle, thrown by some person unknown to
the jury"
FATAL MlsrAss-sPlRrruALsx AND c.noeoFoRu
Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held inquest the house
If Mrs. Doris No. C8 Bowery, the body of Henry "
Dean, native q New York, aged twcnyOne years, by
profcseion daaIcrreolypst whose death caused by
admin ering 10 himself dose of chloroform.
u seems by tho evidence OF william r. Romsin, that the
deceased known to him for about year past that de-
ceaed had been in the habit OF nhang chlororm for the
puriose 81 enjoying its agreeable effects that about
ceaAed he then appeared 10 be well good spirits
after that hour the witness did not see him again until
when dead.
John W. Clifford, resident OF the same house, test
fed that he has known deceased for the months
that he always appeared to be healthy and perfectly sane
The deceased q strong believer in spiritual mani
festations; witness used often with him ON
the subject of spruasm; witness was not aware thas
deceased in the habit OF inhaing choreiorm.
Or. W. r. Riohar dson testified to viewing the body of
deceased when he was called he found deceased lying
his SIDE with his drawn up; his face AMI hands
were yery pale and cold but abdomen still warm;
his eyes also much dilacd vial containing about
n quarter Of an ounce of chlorofo1m was found stand
ING on table near the bed without the cork and from
the evidence and the history OF the Dr. Richardson
save as hia onnion that deceased came TO his death by
accidentally inhalng too large quantity of chloroform
ia accordance with the medical opinion, the jury rem
Tered verdict OF Death caused by the effects of nha
htion Of chloroform.o
Found THE Wharf.-The body Of a male infant
found floating in the water pier 81 at the foot of
ket street East river, Friday morning. Coroner Will
helm held an inquest the body A post mo,fcn
hmnation was held and opinion given that the child
WAS stillboin. Tie jury returned verdct-That the
bhild sborn and had been thrown into the water
by person to them unknown. The chila when
found was wrapped in dark woollen shawl
REMARKABIE CASE OF DRoPsY-On the 18th
Pk Mrs Nancy Fairbanks died in Sterling the age
fifty six years. OF dropsy, after having submitted 20
thirty operations in little than years. each
cration averaging discharge of 20 lbs. or OF water
folsOws--
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Designing TO build we would invite TO examine stock
cron work for buildings le ready adaptation Of
IRON 70 any tyo OF architecture and both in 9Th
y point o. cncspness has in superseded the
@ trswn st1he The increasing demand particularly
~ window ntcis and sls induced tho propretors
anumssr o. additional patterns, numbering
., ~ Az each varying In style, at cost Of
mnd na pr,so OF brown cut In elaborate
manne,. n'so eapnals a?rniccs, columns girlers, 40
Apply Nv H. JACkscNS Iron Works, 90 70 90 Goerck
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SALES Ar sUCTTOv,

Tony X. OAKLEY, AucTIoNErR-cosTlauArI
sis rsas issss '1 ss q mds ' Ss ne - o
Srth wsrd Broehiys -oAEE sHq siis 81 ' ss
,1. 81 q Nss5s TS @s $s 4 nsS
gtn, wy ak,G, waren, Daluc. Duter IA Doafas .rsst
Brooklyn The and streets /, Dc yrsdsd
Iepse q TIC present oxaor Seventh 81 ssst y tss Pa
years years ntis indisputabie
:. April 3 at O'clock NJ PRECISELY At ~ Dsna STREET
rs sser sns r. ese p h
past 10 o'clock a NJ atNo Douglas street nasr csor
order including rosewood piano.
NorCE-THE YARDS FRONTING ON TIE HUDSON
~ river between Third and Fourth streets Hcbokep. viii
Land aud compsv NJ Il ocoe noon on
SSn h u r WIN y s, IN n:o e :u the
eass WI e ssplsTed APPLICATION to the AeHt at tho
- 80 =. : - '''D' : Wv" " sHtprEN, Agent.
TO HouSEKEEpEns.-a WILSON, .AUcTIoNEERs
Hna, w street e. rar s.. A!, % A. M o'clock - q
rye story house sonaian an excellent assey.nsnto Of
Sc ~orhy hns as snt r q rs
emcVs 70 Eurp 2' o w "a sS'
day.
w $. MELLoR, .AucTIoNRyR.- PEnEMProRY
W ale q elegant and costly furniture paooiortes pier
$40 sS5 ss4ws %s'' osaad7 spF
as wt e arss ana rsGSdd -, q Fs. sss
styles Of tho vey matsrial ~ az are
Psrlor furniture-Rieh carved rosewood p9or furniture
suite covered in troeade satin broc stee and plush
the richest styles carved Rosewood eerere with mirror
ladies cabinets soas tetea ttes avaD and otto
marble top centre pier md fancy tables. easy Vol
tare and palor chairs pier and mantc glasses
Dining library ritureRosev Ood Ahcgany and oak
extension t les deNoar6s dining obai- In
and plush library bookcases and secretarcs splenddly
carved hall standE hall chairs, lat racks &c Chamber
northumberland rosewood mahogany and walnut bed
fteads bureaus weshstands and eommede9 30 match,
ted chamber SUITE rosewood wnrjrobos with mirror
doors mahogany do rush and willow scat chairs and
rocking do hair mattresses paliarses Also four
wood octave pianoortes, good and finish, fully
warranted. Also invoice Of silver plated Catao
CUES on the morning Of sale.
W.. Writers, AUcTIONEfI WILL SELL ON
wednesday at 10 o'clock at house % Greene street
all tho elegant furniture in tie above house, consulting
troSawood mabogany sofas chairs
glasses, window crrtans elegant elegant
wood hat rack and hall chairs match mahogany gothic
hdstsads Lest hair matreses dressing bureaus,
robes kitchen furniture, sc all made order only
time in Also Monday. llth, o'clock al
NJ Canal street large and desirable assortment OF houee
hold furnturc &C. On the same day az 10 o'clock SIS
Broadway, the furniture and fixtures OF Undressing
loon also quantity Of household furniture Also,
Thursday the goth, at 1856 Canal street general assert
of household furniture On Tuesday, groceries
fixtures at 334 Tenth avenue.
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Domestic Miscellany.

Domestic Miscellany.
Tho Maine Legislature has voted to adjourn the 18th
INST.
Mayor How Of St. Louis, inaugurated, for his
second term OF office, on the 10th inst
Mrs. Mary Afieck examined in the police court 10
Louisville the Sth inst, the charge of having
sisted joe slave Of Dr. Samuel Cross to escape to In
diana, ard committed to jail in default of bail in the
nal Court.
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Se,v,u. wachlues-The Wheeler & yy,Yso,

MnuufacturinE Company have removed their and
10 No 28 Broadway whore manufacturers and
otbors interested in This time and labor saving
ing machine ara respectfully invited 10 al and
full examination satisfy themselves OF the TACT that
greater variety OF work be done and well done on s
machine than any heretofore offered 70 the public.
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Total number Of pounds.

Six PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.-In the western
part of bureau county, Illinois, learn from the Chi
ca0o Journal shanty occupied by the family of Dennis
Daily, destroyed by fire. communicating froma burn
ing prairie The fire upon them suddenly that
Mr. DAILY, his wife and three children, together with
who boarding with the family, were unable to
escape and persisted in the flames little girl the
only who succeeded in eudng the grasp Of the de-
yOurinp element.
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PATRICK " tie sole In the United States 81
tho above celebrated safes and r. G. Gons ion 0enorbe
defiance looks and the host safes and looks
bncd ia tho world Depot No 1872 Pearl street door
below Maiden lane formerly 80 John street,
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Peter Hobcrts ~ CO., NO. $40 Broadway.
have this received stock French bands
half price, also, fresh stock Of yaencienncs lacos
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French Gns Fixtures, Decorated China DIN.
dessert and tea sets just received ships Isaac Bell
Heveta and ST Denis which added 10 our prsyiau ~
sotent mAkcs the largest beautiful variety ever
offered IN New invited TO inppeet the
W J. " DALEY co.'s marble stores, 0sl and
gyS broadway
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DAVID SCOTT, AUCTIoNEER-To BE SOLD AT
public ausssn in jersey CITY on Monday ada April IL
sty lots sitasss between Jersey Avenue Erie
City surrounds With handsome improvements and mos.
the ground being the regular
snort from the ttery pers En-. viii have coed
formation apply TO D. scott Aretoneer Real Estate
street Jersey city.
N s. HouGH. AUcTIoNEER IMPORTANT TO
cert hsusesoS T1enaTe Oh . ps Si ana Rdassooa
ris9ofSr,e eva and French Mirrors g. p9.tRoned
~ isnse 10 twenty arst irces B. s. noush viii sell ali
~ vel known modern artists and marble and Paran nqs
nd fsu. Of yorious sizes aud descriptions
ncy finished seven octave panoforte Of exquisite tone and
oueh yo parlcr srs IN rosewood silver and green French
carved Gets rosewood etceere With marble and plated
corner lands and eerner cupboards Handsomely
embroidery with rotes heavy and ccfy braeatee and
carres velvet and wilton rugs md mats: rich and dc
sns asar i and Sr sRd tess
md mahogany tedgoo furniture, followsBedsteat
ma,tles,e, pillows, holsters kc aeraia sarpsne aaao5
AID %sp s ssd silver wary w.
ea services eabt taskets froop ostor FORKS Sc ele
70 smoye ~ soods.
AEpEN fLowEgs1w r s :, Az WI WILL
ne seed tor NO. John street a. S,soTs msSt q
climbing roses in frcat variety, With and without pots
small lots from j. II Henderson, Jersey city Cstalo
cues Gentlemen purchang largely at private ss viii IL
ideally dealt With.
Tt WILSON, BrCTIoNEER-wILL SELL on
IL. Tuesday, April Vi A. lO o'clock, At nc Charlton
street Hudsn all tho excellent furniture contained
in said Tho furniture has been used short
time. Every article Wiz rotycy be iold, tie auy
removing To the country.
TonN 1. YANIEwATRR, ArCTIovEEn WED.
- nestsy April ~ atlO}a O'Clock, 81 Mo- summit
street, second house from Columbia, south braokyn
househoia furniture gesnheuse plants &C. eonstng in
pa1t Of black walnut furniture suite sofas table,
claire mirrors OIL paintings mantel ornament Grusses
nrpcng twelve iron teaste0da with mnseheto bars and
fSings twelve feather beds bureaus, washsand three
Ply aud ingram carpets, olcothe SC Also ~
Rretnb0nee ants also, six crested cardinal
ore hooking lisd, and one srsen parrot.
IonN W so&ERINnYKE, AUCIIoNEER-SroRE
~ centre street corner Fl ohia-iorsgase sale
~ hotel furniture A. ie PatriQtc No ~ Franklin street.
On tuesday Apyi Y a. u o'eloeh ihe furniture y All
nttry new consisting o. cottage bcdstesls mahogany b
rcann, hair nattrHrcs ingram carpets wsshstands
ctochory IN slamlcr MAHOGANY ofas chairs match,
centre end eide tables, x,tot TO- In larro0n plsn
dad mirrora. Of fnplish rnts Che Other
framed rrin,s, oval black ~ tables chair on
cloth, marble top side tables also hcr hxtura gilsac
tcer chandeliers. also
crockcry Kitchen furniture &C. This property a good
order rs tho house has been open hut short JOHN
w. sOMERiNpYRE, Attorney for Mortgage.