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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23
LBERT II. NICoLAY, AucTIoNEER. ELEGANT

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT
IA and costly household furniture made to order
Forrest Roux Dixon; splendid piano forte ia
tave carved rosewood case made by Dubois Warrner;
silver velvet carpets choice ticle
Of taste and ,ertu, &c-Albert H. Nicoay Co.. will sell
without reserve Tuesday April 70 household furniture
at o'clock at No "a Madison street. the elegant and
costly hoqsehOld furniture Manufactured to order by De
cottage suite mahogany bedsteads hair mattresses prime
glass doors faateus mahogany Grip couones shaving
els carpets baths marble top wasbstands and bureaus
with glasses and other chamber articles The paror
furniture includes splendid rich pattern velvet carpets
supplied by Belts Co.. elegant rosewood suite of furn
ture consisting of tees etes chairs In crimson satin
brocade nearly and of beautiful design; large and
brilliant plate mirror and mantc glasses very beautiful
bisque figures and groups splendid time pieces bronze
figures and groups elegant Paran marble figures French
PAPER maehe table and music stand splendid "a
piano forte fin carved rosewood made by Dubois
Warrner cost $500 jardenniercs, marble statues Also
IA very choice paintings by distinguished arts-son Of
them Of great value elegant rosewood eageres with plate
glass back paper macho chairs and variety of articles
Of taste and verq Tho dining furniture includes
oak extension table by Dixon chairs couches BOOKCASES
&C. Also elegant silver plated tea and coffee services
urn rich cut glass and china bronze candebra mantle
glass ottomans, spring chairs &c. Also the kitchen
cles with which the sale will commence Sale absolute
Deposits required A. H. N1COLAY,
L. SINTZENICH,
Late chief Salesman with II. Ii. Leeds & Co.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-BYH IL LEEDS
IL Co, Tuesday and Wednesday April 18th 25th
e. o1s o'clock at the store No Wall street signor -
iandohn third great spring sale OF marble and
tatuary fancy goods &c Of tho finest col
lections offered to the public consisting marble
goods real Carara statuary comprising Psyche after To-
nernni Venus at the Bath Dancing Girl Also splen.
did Agate Etruscan, Roman Gothic Bardiglo Naples and
Hebe Vases carved marble card receivers Roman
marble pedestas bouquet &c. large invoice Of
elegant Just bark Advance
from Italy representing Cleopatra applying the Asp Dan
cling Girls after Capova Cupid and Psyche Apollo Bev
dere Venus de Medic Venus at the Bath Madonna and
Child Cupid with Neat, other subjects equal
ly interesting Silver Plated WaA large invoice Of
peror syer plated comprising casters Of every
and pattern richly engraved tea sets coffee aud tea
dishes, salt cellars &C. Papier Mache GoodPoar inaid
paror and sewing chairs work tables and portfolios Fancy
Observation-Disclosures agate and marble candlestcks ladies'
rotcues richly gilt china porcelain bouquet
tel elegant tronzes Mosaic ard other watch
bronze and ermuu clocks Of size and kind Bohemian
&C. nc. Sigror doni takes great pleasure
IN announcing the above sale to tine American public hoping
that they will not fail to avail Themselves of this opprtu
nifty provide themselves with really superior articles
small cost. All goods to be sent from the city will
packed with the greatest and at small The
above article, will be exhibition day previous the
sale. when friends ard the public in
vited to call and examine them.
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w S. MEIL0R, AUCTIONEEE -RICH AND COSTLY
W cabinet furniture, on Tuesday, April % Mt l0H
O'clock at f2 Broadway, being the entire stock Of Mr.
James Grundy, sold account Of removal.--GKUNDY
HoUGHToN MELLOR will sell M above the large ana
rich stock Of cabinet furniture in parts viz paror fur
turc suite covered in brocnGe satin rocatee plush
and hacoth of the richest styles carved tege
mirror fronts ladies' cabinets rosewood and mahogany
soiss tetea ete marble top centre and fancy tables
gln rosewood oak and mahogany extension dining
Hes sdeboards dining chairs covered in and
plush library and secretary bookcases rich oak hall
stands hall chairs hat racks, &e carved rosewood and
mahogany bedteads painted and eEamelled furniture
glass rosewood wardrobcs mirror DOORS mahogany
do rush. willow and seat reception chairs and
rocking do hair mattresses paasse papier mache pearl
nlad fancy tables rosewood marble top dressing tables
Catalogues on the morning OF sale
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GALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR-
- nitDreWill to sold to Monde - 18th inst
O'clock the contents Of the brown stone hoase III Forty
9TH street broadway consisting OF rich tapestry
BRUSSELS ingrpin cGrpor Brussels yene stair
carpets lace and brocaefle curtains elegant rosewood
chairs in silk brocadc elegant rosewood marble eteger
carved rosewood marble top centre and sGc tables rich sill
Yer plated elegant and manteI ornaments,
decorated china sets china dinner set nne oil paintings
and engrayngs in handsome frames rosewood and mahoga
ny sofas lounges rosewood and mahogany French bed
Ieaas wi ralasses aud mattresses 10 Mt rosewood and
mhhogay dressing bureaus with Wristbands match gilt
lna toie 81 extension dining table, ivory and
cutlery basement ard kitchen furniture &C. The atten
Won on pers 10 artuaIly invited this SALE
everything nearly and win he without reserve
C. w. HOLMES Auctioneer.
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A UCTION NOTICE,-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER -
IA Boots and shoesA large assortment OF tine patent
leather andcsf sewed work. comprising general assert
ment for spring trade to close the stock on
day, April "a at l0 o'clock A. NJ at the store Of IL L.
Ayres, 2S3 Pearl street.
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~ At Broohss Assembly Rooms a6l Broens street. on
Monday evening" April a. Tickets 70 BE- had - ths door.
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A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTlONEER. HOUSEHOLD
IA furniture nearly new horses carriages harness. Be-
A. Nicoay Co will sell at auction, Monday April
"a st 10 O'Clock at the residence of Charles r. Ruete
Esq Uoot Of Eighty fourth street. Hurlgate E. R.. the
whole Of the elegant household furniture nearly
Of the best description horses carriages &C. absolute
SALE Parlor urliturerosewoods sofas chairs and par
gilt frame mirrors &c; Dining roomImshozany dining
glassware cutlery 40 rosewood and mahogany bedsteads
bureaus wnshstands tables couches chairs, bedding oil
CLOTH mating &C. Also two hay horses Ave and eight years
Old two sets Of single and two sets double harness two
carriag phaeson and he
OF garden utensils The carriages very little
used and made by Of the best Sale
sitive. A. II. NICOLAY,
l.. SINTZENICH
Late Chief Salesman with H. H. Leeds 4 Co.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL
~ Palace 10 temporarily closed order TO receive and
world Of and beautiful articles Europe
and own country preparatory to its grand re
and its popular ronauguraton the 4th May next
Full particulars OF the interesting of
Will be published due time Two prizes OF one hundred
dollars each offered for the Odos In honor Of
dnstry Invention and the Arts 60 be
ration ny the New York Harmonic Society numbering
three hui dred membt rs-the Odes to be sent by
Of oil Nations cannot too strongly upon all
merchants manufacturers and artists
Importance OF displaying their choicest specimens tho
Crystal fslaee Arrangements being made with the
country to TO the Palace greatly
reduced rates Of travel and additional WIN
be perfected calculated to number
visitors to this magnificent enterprise On the day and
extraordinary attractions the price admission will
20 cents The fixed price Of admission after the
ration will be, all days Saturdays aud Mondays
% CENTS children nnder " % cents On Saturdays
and Mondays without {egard 70 % cents The Palace
+. T. BARNUN, President.
N BThe Sixth Avenue Railroad ears leave the roar Of
the Aston House two minutes and Broadway Canal
street. three minutes for the Crystal Palace direct
leaving the palace door, No other
within quarter ofamile.
CRYsTAL PALACE.-ALL ORGANIZED TRADE AND
industrial societies and organizations in the cities
New York Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG, Jersey City, and New
said societies at the reopenng Of the Crystal Palace
take place on the 4th day OF May All societies
ing delegates from their respective bodies
requested to send the names and address
TO said delegates Delegates requested wear suitable
badges on the day OF the opening designating
eetics they represent JOHN ii. WHITE. Chairnsu Con-
mittee, 80 Nassau street.
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EENTEIL HOUSEHOLD Observation-Disclosures
NJ IRVING Co, Auctioneers, will sell at auction on
tuesday April ~ at 0i o'clock at lS Grand street-A
the furniture contained in the above house oonsu.
Brussels carpets mahogany paEor furniture, sofas chairs
arm do IN hair cloth mantel ornaments pier classes
gany marble top pier and centre tables, oil cloths hat
stands, stair carpet ingram do mahogany French he'd
steads cottage do, marble top and mahogany drcssn
resus marble top hair feather bos
6e maho gany dining and tea tables chairs
mahogany book and secretaries china dinner
SETS glass crookery together with assortment
Kitchen furniture with which the fale will commence
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oCULrsTs AND AURYsTe.

nR POWELL, oCULIST, AURIST, &C, &C., ATTENDS
sxcIusively 20 diseases Of The and from 70
eocn aahy ~ t02 Broadway where be procured his
.sssss on The kys Alse artificial eyes, which In
~ ~ An operation, cpd WAL move and lo0h ssses
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a UCTION NOTICE.-A MsCAFFRAY, AUCTIoNEER
~ Elegant furniture, panoforte. &c On Wednesdays
10Th inst at los O'clock at 10 Jefferson st. MeCadray
Watexs will sell Mt suction as above all the furn
IN the above house consisting Of shoies
sold without reserves consisting of superior pianoore
rich wilton Brussels aud three eaEpsts ocioth sof
spring seat chairs marble top bureaus and
hogany wardrobes bedstesds and dining tables feather
beds hair mattresses marble top centre tables pier glasses
sirandoles and rich damaak window curtains.
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THE TURF.

CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. Il TROTTING. Il ON
~ Monday April a. at o'clock p NJ, sweepstake $3.50;
mile heats best three in five in harness. the
drive Duryee ch &. General Pierce; c. Watts
names b. Saratoga Maid; J. Vanderbilt names b. g.
Hardware; VIM. Durland names &. 4. Bill Duriand; j.
Conklin names Unknown; J. Oliver names brown geld
ing. Onnibuses leave hourly for the course
". BIO promote match making among gentleu who
have roting horses the subscriber has concluded to give
two thirds the receipts of the to the WANING hors
of every match No other will be dur
the season. No season tickets will be issued
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
TINIOE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-TUESDA
~ April ~ 3P. NJ Purse and stake for $3.50 mile heats
best in g. H. Woodruff names Lady Frank
lin; A. Conkln names br Strar ger; Wheipley
hr. 6. Poney. Stages leave Williamsburg hourly
j. i. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
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4 NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL by PUBLIC
IA auction Monday next, April "A. Al ~ o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange two valuable building lots the
southeast of Fifteenth street and large
amount Of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage. For particulars apply to
A. j. BLEECKER, No. 7 Broad street.
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silks, Eareges, Lawns, Delaines, shavis,
prinss linens ribbons and mourning goods OF cry d.
scrjption. are being sold by LEADBEATEh Z LEE,
az at greatly reduced prices We a. wise orr
them call Their goods will be freely shown
and only price asked.
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PERSONAL.

If MR.. DOLINGAME, OR BURLINGHAM, VINO WAS
formerly connected in business with MT HsN X in st.
Augustine, Florida will call Henry Major III Fulton
street. be will hear Of something to Ibis advantage
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTI0N MISUNDERSTANDING 4 WALTERS
Auctionssrs corner Of cathssne and Henry stresss
IeCsersy Richard Walters late Of Is Division
1eud inpEm their friends and the public generally that
Hsy have emmenced the auction and business
the above named location hessr. Nee Walters
snndsns sy strict attention TO business liberal Dash ad
saeton TO those who may feel disposed to favor
With their patronage Out door sales description Of
srAtoh. q - 'I -
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-gY II LEEDS
IL Co, on Monday. April "a, at O'clock Mt the
sales rooms, No Wall street elegant marbletzed iron
goods, comprising large assortment Of Office, BEDROOM
and parlor marble mantels ssng of Sienna Arabic
Koso Claro, rish Boodstone Verde, and other broca
tee marbles; also jasper manteg with looking glasses
above superior article and expressly
for the Worlds Exhibition Likewise lot Of Gotta
tells Builder and those erecting country seats will find
this favorable opportunity to supply themselves
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A UCTION AT STORE 100 SIXTa AvENUR.-ASsIG
IA nee sale of stock of fancy goods consisting of aces
smbroideIies ribbons trimmings hosiery and variety of
chasers Monday, April ~ at 20 o'clock AM Also
years lease and fixtures By order of sssgnees, JOB
CORNELL, Us. FENNER,
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HENRY ii. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BY ii. II. LEEDS
&Co on Monday, April "a q. II o'clock in the gal.
ery rear Of the sales room No Wall street. sale of ee
CANT paintings and engravings the master pieces Italian
art part of them framed and the balance stretcher
ready for framing the property Of gentleman going
abroad and selected " him with much At Rome.
Many Of these engraving light letter proof all of
admirable impressions, valuable In themselves and inf
niey more satisfactory of the famous
ginal than tho indifferent copies in oil
here from abroad They will be Appreciated by all gentle
of correct taste for their excellence
memorials Of tho beautiful creations of Southern European
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LIQUORS, sc.

MUlRS, FALKIRK, MILLER'S, &C, &C, SCOTCH
W Ale superior English ale East India pale ale London
In superior condition; also Chas Heidseck,
neideck NUNS &e, champagne wines, claret, brandes
r gn cosdsls syrups sesars 40, in all brands
foI uehers ana family warranted and
,qr sac a. ~ per cent below any other house. by wM H.
pNDbhhILI, 490 Broome street. corner Crosby.
WHisKEY, WINES BRANDIEs ALEs, PoRTBRs,
w &c. &C., OF pure and superior quality church and
medicinal purposes family dc Imported and sold
cheaper by the subscribers than house In New
MCLAUGHLIN hcSHANE, 81 Fulton street.
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A ucTI0N SALE OF BAR FIXTURES. STOCK, OIL
AprilA at los O'clock at the wei. known Empire City
fixtures cut glass orockery &c also oil paintings and
cravings including the celebrated picture the temptation
DIST Anthony by HeIsh Breughe Also so 900 choice
ears, and assortment Of brandes Wines and liquors
Terms cash. Catalogues ready al the store No ~
h assau street. PETER PARKS, Auctionoer.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM R0RCH,
who went 70 Upper Canada fro Ireland about two years
ago. Any information Of him will he thankfully received by
his cousin Address note to John Fitzpatrick, Herald
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GREAT PEREMPT0RY SALE, 10 CLOSE CON.
" Germ Of two hundred very valuable lots comprising
some 200 feet water front adjoining the steamboat
ing, at Stapleton Staten Island, auction-ALBERr
IL. NiCOLAY will sell on wednesday, April 70, at II
o'clock precisely the ground at Stapetop, Staten
Island without TO close concern hun
dred very valuable and eligible building lots the
Stapoton Dock Property These lots situated the
bay and for business or manufacturing purposes
surpassed and they opposite and in sight Of the city
New York being Immediately contiguous 90 the Staten
Island and New York Ferry Companys landing staple
every half hour and in winter every hour landing at
Whitehall New York. This property In point OF time is
really to Wall street than Fourteenth street where
lots selling ut from 10000 to $JtOO There abun
dan supply OF the finest spring water to be had the
nise whereby the heavy tax for Croton water which
avoided well other city taxation while the
actual convenience Of the location for business
greater bis entire property comprises water front OF
nearly 200 feet with sulstant al wharf the whole dis
lance The whole maritime commerce OF the port Of New
YORK must Of necessity pass this point the channel and
advantages as depot for large steamers
housing depot The salubrity of the situation Is une
qualled and the mechanic laborer great
advantage in an atmosphere constantly tempered In the
summer by tho breezes and the location
surpassed commanding extensive view OF the whole
OF New York Thus opportunity is offered TO business
men manufacturers, capitalists rarely TO he with
and is worthy OF attention large sho wing the rela
tive position Of the property with the Staten Island shore
can be at tho Office Of the auetoneer Seven
cent Of tie purchase money can remain and mort
gage for three five years seven per cent discount
Of five per csnt for cash Title ndisputabe For itho
graphic maps and full particulars apply to Albert H.
Nicolay, auctoneer No. Broad street Shoult it
on Wednesday April 8 the sale will not take place until
Saturday, April 20, at the came hour and place
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-BY H. H. LEEDS
IL Co., Monday April "a at l01s o'clock ut liz East
street genoo household furniture, consisting
OF and Brussels carpets in parlors splendid suit
richly carved rosewood covered in lowered satin
roseW and parlor chairs in purpls vel
vet gothic and embroidered chars
eepon chairs with cushions very rich japanese pearl
laid and rich ormulu grandoles with
centre eee splendid taes with marble
tops aid elegant work tables fitted real gilt
glass also enc Of Chickering's elegant carved
pianos. highly finished and fine toned. Tea room-Rch
Brussels carpets mahogany sofas tete tees rocking and
Parlor chairs covered in haircoth elegant framed
piano ~ octave made BY Botkofier cost $50; elo
CANT piano &c Bedroom furniture-Spendid
wood bedsteadt, wardrolcs glacc dressing bu
marble top Wristbands. toilet sets paasses hair
mattresses Brussels and ingram carpets ocoth very rich
velvet stair carpets thread door mats mirrors tables
chairs &C. mahogany tedsteads dressing bureaus, wash
stands tables chairs. &c mahogany hat stands epen
oelothf &c. rich china and glassware The whole Of the
above being Of the richest assortment Of fur
ntne offered at auction this and all in the best
dtion.
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TAMES COLE SON WILL SELL AT AUCTION on
Monday April "a at 10 oclock at the Of Sands
and Jay streets Brooklyn Household
Of Brussels and Velvet Tapestry and Carpets
oil cloths pier glasses best French plate black walnut buff
fett marble slabs fixtures window curtains &C. &c.
Terms cash at the time o. sale Bankabe money only will
be received.
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DUssELL W. wEsTCOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL and costly household furniture pier glasses rich
pets silyerware &s r. w. Westcott will sell Monday
at precisely rain shine age and magnificent
assortment OF household furniture entire contents
OF house No. ~ Eighth Fourteenth street. the
sale win be positive to the highest bidder and deposit
consists q 90 yards Of rich carpets in parcrs two large
French pier gatss satuary rosewood tables elegant
mirror front and back ctcgere two magnificent suits
rosewood parlor furniture medallion backs in crimson and
embroidered curtains and rich shades 9rmou
clock with valuable collection OF mantel orna
ment and other fancy parlor arrangements also number
Of beautiful oil paintings Of real merit worthy OF special
attention. Chamber furniture-Eegant rosewood bed
steads marble top bureaus and washssnds e match sy
feather beds all the
and walnut bedseads In the house; mahogany
and rosewood sofas two elegant sofa bedsteads mahogany
walnut and oak chairs chairs card tables corners
eteger rockers In velvet and hair cloth; mahogany and
walnut bureaus and gilt mirrors &C. with large
variety of furniture feet extension table rich
china syerware ivory cutlery glassware oil cloth cook
ing stoye meat safe, ac Catalogues at house Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock precisely.
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A N. CRISTALAR, ACCOMMODATIONS RAY
IA. will sell, Monday, April "A, at So o'clock A.
corner Of Broadway and Ninety street late
ter's shop building materials, mill, lumber wagon,
light sleigh, &c also, trsrat and general
sortm of household furniture.
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u A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.-HANDsOMB HOUSH
ID. hod furniture at 81 Washington terrace Hobokcu
CoLE& Chiffon will sell at auction Monday April 24at
loa o'clock Washington terrace Hoboena the furn
ture in the above house. consisting carpets ocoths
fss mahogany paror tables bookcases looking glasses
paintings &c. with variety of be room and
t:eles china glass and kitchen utensils with which
sale will commence Catalogues be had at the auction
eers Office, Is Nassau street
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Window Curtalns.--Leasbeater & Ice are
sailing rich curtains At IS and s. 80 that worth -
pair; also rich lace curtains at Sd 81 SO ST. SIS
f2 that worth double the price asked 3i7 Broadway
corner Of Leonard street.
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HENRY n LEEDS AUCTIoNEER-BY II. H. LEEDS

~ Co., Monday, April e. household furniture, At 10
o'clock at III East Fourteenth street furniture consisting
in parlors Of velvet carpets elegant suits Of rosewood
yered in crimson and maroon silk hrocatelle sofas arm
chairs paror do rich carved cod etegares mirror
back very rich carved rosewood suit in purple plush
sofa armchair ladies' do parlor do rosewood
centre and sofa tables quartecs elegant recep
ton chairs covered in crimson silk rooatc wood sofa
and fixtures marble slab and brackets splendid BOLD deco
rated and painted elegant curtains
card tables, elegant rosewood anoore octave made
by stoddard Worcester Dunham pisno stool tapestry
rods, rich oi'cloths bGstands &c Bedroom mahogany
ledstead rosewood dressing tGeaus mahogany sofas arm
marble tops pier slasses oil paintings mahogany and
wood Wristbands, tables window curtains, &c manel
clocks mahogany mareop centre tables blue and silver
worsted window curtains cornccs shades &c mahogany
dyans Cttomans Erandoleg French bedstcads, ocoths
Basement oilcoths, ingram carpets mahogany
and paror chairs in aircoth mahogany dining tables
do muslin curtains pier glasses oil paintings
drusget, dc,
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TT 8. NAVY EXTRA PAT oYTICE.-sAILoRs WIG
between 1875 ana 1873 10 the Pacific Ocean served I,
he Columbus cyAae Erie Ohio, Dale, Shark Relief Vsn
Prssls sspE warren sou,sanlso. hassAshassss LEI
Falmouth savannah Consultation Pssdonia thsir wide
or heirs, will BE- paid this s..rs pay. by-.
fndasts) Purssr v. s.. Navy, u Wall street. sssspSHA