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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

DlArca-L !. DEsUoaBEs or BROADWAY. OPP,
{ dss 81 Nicholas Hotel Nhs only dspos q krsrd's
pleyeis ptanos These
expressly for eIportAGop ana warranted. America
pianos Of the best makers for sAle hire exchange
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WI3HiA FRONT ROOM,
neatly furnished with board IL private family where
there few boarders Location bets Houston
snd Chambers streets near BroadSay Terms to exceed
80 per week. fuel and light included. Address u. H.,
Broadway Post Office, for three DAYS
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uAaNUn's AMERICAN HUsEUa.
~ GENERAL TON THUMB.
In the haEniAcen> Fairy speotacle,
mob

In the NAgnihoenN Fairy Speotacle
ROP o. NY THUMB,
wstcn exp esy for The Little General by the AL
bert smith, OF London, and performed
O'CLOCK,
AFTERNOONS
AIS O'clock,
duripg ALL THIS WEEK ON Monday 18th, 70 saturday
2s jar uary 1884 On the ether sternoons Of the w0ek
sides the performances Of GENERAL TOM THUMB, the
MaAl
ELEGANT CUHEDIEs, COMIC FARCEs. DO
admit to TIL whole Museum the Girades, Besded
Lady, &c, we'll 50 the performance oenss; olildren
under l2x farGuet, l2S Secured Seats in 5rsss
Circle, 50.
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G. THE sUBsCnlBER WILL REDUCE HIS Terms
tpO. o. Monday January I'D from $40 TO So for the
q Instruction N penmanship Ladies' class at II T.
private instruction daring tns day Bookkeeping day ana
evening" OLIVER Is. GO!,Dskl1H $50 Broadway Call for
circulars Copy books for sale, price % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

ENRANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM STRRnT-0uo.
Lea, PrepretorThs above establishment open evee1
afternoon, at o'clock In the evening ~ foy
purpose Of uin,se and Original Of vls
ttatuary by Mile Castine.s Trou,e OF Model Arttsts
sener with variety Of tesutul performances For fursha
partsulsrs see bla OF each day dmssionSeAts pm
Nate ooxes 90 cents stage seats with cushioned arm
51s oepts; boxes % cents; gallery, 1874 cezts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

MRS. PAkRo1T HAS REMOVED HER EoTAB LIsH.
U1 meut for young ladies to s Fourth avenue between
Madison and Lexington avenues Clsss for drawing
oil painting, three times week. Terms, 80 aud a per
month. Referee ces-Bishop wainwright, DR.. Tying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

DUCKLEYis sPRRA house. CHINKsS HALL, $50
d Broadway. near the PRESCOTT Houseopsn night
the celebrated Buokleys new OrleAns srenAders ths
idess established and talented company In existoaoe
hs tst 70 iroduoe harmon 10 70 Ethiopian eaor
annent Tho sing Operssie Choruses perform Bur
iosous Operas Re- likewise All oper.ne CAervsee. no
other bands Ma The expense Of
labor and taertJ by Buckoys sercnaders The manage
ent has heR Of nnounous that the Concerts Of thA
company VIII st be conducted in I've fashionable
s,yis"fur without vug srty" Conoafs 81 ~
eelook. Admission, n sen.s
BUcKLeHS, propre,crs.
BISHOP BUCkLEY haaoAl Director.
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pxNnAksnIp. AND eooKkExPlNo.-rnGss Twe

SPANIsH LANGUAGE -PRoPkSs0R r. J. vIN0UT
~ Of the New icrk University, will commence eiAss
beginners Monday evening" tron to ooi5sk
10 tyr twenty four lessons NO IS
sroet. Text book Vinsurs Ollendords spanish 0rAmar
10 10 hsd a. tho Glaze.
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Music FURNISHED FOR PRIVATE PARrIEs.-P.
N WAGNER, 81 crosby street block from BROADWAY
between Bro and spring strests will furnish
fashionable music with violin flute, harp piano, any
Der Of different instro Noses addressed him
will he punctuAiiy stten ded to
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TNOR HAVANA AND KEY, WEsT.-UNITED sTATM
IL mail steamship ISABEL Vim. Rollins, commands
This isplendd steamship Isayes Charleston c. fsf
Havana via Key Wet lst and 18th band Havana
bsh and Id Of each month. Apply 10
M0RDECAI 4 CO., ITO East Bay, Charleston, s. q.
TNOR SALE-THR TOW BOAT JAMES FARLIE now
in good running order aad doing good business,
Be By the books and sold 20 close the APP
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fnuE DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECARiE5 OF NEW
L YORK, BrooklA n dc, ~ho may have parcnssei opium
b 10 81 or wi hin the last four weeks
Unknown IL tho trade will confer . favor Dy oommun
eating the same and describing she person. 10 No ~ old
slip ERIK.
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81 ,Cs5 ,lsO SO *8n,ss col ss4.2sl 50 ssio.O.s !

Total. 81 o35 $50 80 $3.50 DOL s64i29l 50 so5909 70
As the act Of the 3Oth August, 1852, fixing the pre-
cent rates Of postage printed matter took effect
the let October following, fair comparison can ooly
be instituted between the revenue of the two last
fiscal years through the whole Of which the existing
rates Of postage prevailed. This shows thai after
giving to each year the liberal allowance Of three
fourbs Of the cent stamps sold the year ending
June 30, 1854 exceeds the previous year only i5lOO
per cent.
In this act there is a clause which provides that
when the postage upon am newspaper or periodical
lis paid quarterly or yearly in advance" one-hIf
only Of the regular rates shall be charged In view
OF the trivial increase OF the postage on printed mat
ter, and of the extremely low rates, particularly for
newspapers and periodicals, wonld recommend that
the law be so far changed to omit the clause
ferred to- leaving the Department to fall back upon
the act Of ls25, under which quarterly payments in
advance on newspapers ard periodicals. have hereto
fore always been required. The propdety Of this re-
commentator will be apparent not only for the
above suggested, but also from the following com.
paraye statement of facts Under the act 10 opera
ton prior and up to July e5l the postage, for in
stance, a weekly newspaper, when sent not over
one hundred miles any distance in the State where
published, was thirteen cents, and when sent over
one hundred miles, or out of the State where pub
lished, nineteen aDd-a half cents quarter. BY the
act of March }, ISL, six different rates according 10
distance were established. Thus, on a weekly news
paper for any distance not exceeding fifty miles five
cents q quarter; over fifty, and not exceeding
three hundred miles, ten cents over three hundred
ana not eAceeOlIg one tnOusdnd miles, nitten Genus
over one, and not exceeding two thousand miles,
twenty cents; over two, and not exceeding four thou
sand miles, twenty-five ceIts; over four thousaad
miles, thirty cents quarter and weekly newspapers
10 subscribers in the county where published were
made free. BY this act, the postage II will be per-
ceiytd for any distance not over thousand miles,
was greatly reduced; but oxing 10 the diversity OF
ratesthe too great reduction for the shorter and too
great increase for the longer distances-ts modIfcf
zion was al once called for and this resulted in the
present law, by which the quarterly rate any
weekly newspaper or periodical, no, exceeding
three ounces in weight, sent any distance in
tie United States, is only six snda.haf ceuts.
On newspapers not exceeding ons-asd. a-half
ounces in weight, when circulated In the
State where published, the quarterly rate is still
halt less, being only tnree and quarter cent? aud
weekly newspapers to subscribers. in the county
Htere published, 60 free. | cannot avoid the convic-
ton that; had l. been clearly UNDERWOOD that the act
OF l-25 required payment quarterly in advance on
newspapers 10 subscrbers and that the effect Of the
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Total increase OF %
Or 10 s5-l0j per cent
wear the foreign balances be deducted there will ap
pear an increa.e over 1883 Of 20 67-loo per cent;
while the revenue from newspapers and pamphlets IN
1854 seems TO h ave fallen of Dearly per cent.
But the general account Of stamps sold is neces-
sary so kept TO embrace not only the letter post
age stamps az stamped envelops, but also the one
cent blue stamps which generally used to prepay
transient newspaper printed circulars, and dropped
letters, and occasionally upon domestic and foreign
correspondence.
Therefore to arrive at proper estimate OF the rev.
enue from printed NATTER it is necessary to accord to
it its due proportion of the stamps sold. If we admit
rs per cent of the average amount OF the blue stamps,
sold in the last three years belong to the
from printed matter then the condition OF the revenue
derived from that branch in the last four years will be
shown by the following statement:
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Total
The reveI ne, as above stated includes the ohtnce
against the Department OF Sl3s sos 6l resulting from
our postal account with Great Britain, Prussia ana
Bremen for the last iscal yesr.
The espe Of the department for the past year inc uns
.a,sd ~ l2I2
The revenue Of the year including foreign post
sees snu ~, ,n' s955,5S6 p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921 s57 -
To the deficiency above stated should De sdded
the balances due and unpaid 10 the Lo 1don and
Bremen Offices up 20 the lst Of yuJ last. les
the balance due BY the Prusssn office up to the
tume TeTiOd. VIZ:
Bslarc es due the London Office from April 1913
to June 81. l8tf................ -. S%oo<os VI
Balances due and unpaid 20 u Bfe-
men Office to the same period.. 1900 W
2l37A AZ
Less balances due from the PrussiAn
Office Let January, 1853, TO June 30, ,,o,n,
1ss 4sl g
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Difference in favor Of ls5i....

Difference in favor Of ls5i.........:.'''e 90 30 81
One Of the results Of the great activity ana eApan
sion which have prevailed in the general business
operstions Of the country during the past year Is
manifest in an extraordinary increase oil the Post
Office revenue; and that it may be seen in which
branch this increase has mainly arisen the revenue
of the past and preceding year !. here presented IN
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J. Nh hoxsver remain 10 be done. Every aus
,yy;h,; IN cause. delay and this mus, necessarily a.
Mac nder our present system once or tsce' suo.
= c,e or.st cause Of complaint that letters 90 nos
reach their point of destination a. soon q. an
- she mailing il direct and il sent on It's proo-1
CO., .e there i. no good reason for any delay. ,he
n,.;,ing indeed should be direct fro n every Post
Oee In The United states TO another. bat thls Inl.L
c,r resent system view a. impraohcaols. WIN
80 f,tins regulations which prescribe IN. every
,o.,msst.r hail mail direct Tn the place addressed
an letters for bis own State or Territory and al leI'
tsrs for PostOfic-s in other States and iee'Sres
which should not pass through distributing Gauo
ou,ly enforce d, aud the schemes of Distribution
in o1erstion at the various distributing Post
I ,rnst to b. able to give TO our mails greser spee1
and regularity. o,.ho Dsnart.
tnt for The last focal year at ST. 42i ~ Tor ln'
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The oross revenue Of the last fiscal year including
soreier hostages and the aunual appropriations from
the Treasury granted by the acts OF 81 harcn, 70
and I'D March ls5l in compensation Of mad seryl YES
Tendsr.d 10 the Government, amounted to 5000
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Year ending Year ending Year ending Year ending
June Sc June 80, June 20, June 81
1851. 1852 1853 iB5i
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r,.i d.e.,spcx for 1854 ............. 5,3H . !
The deficiency for the year ending June 80 lSoj sisted 10
nv reuor OF last year. .'o<'V'o ~
In The wear 1854 the deficiency IS stated above .
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Durng ibe tnree years wncn commenced on the
let July 1851 and ended on the 30th June, 1854, the
Department issued l66 1876, Az postage stamps aud
25,076 $50 stamped enyelops, amounting in the az
gregate to g., 507 022 90. of which 5000, 3ol 70
we're cold, being about 92i per cent Of the whole
amount seued.
Having ascertained that the mode of examining
and checking the quarterly returns Of postmasters
radically defective, took occasion 70 invite at
teniion TO the subject 10 my report of last year and
o. ain advert 10 II because subsequent Investigation
and experience have convinced me that a .horou "a
check If the accounts under the present system is
wholly impracticable. Such check is indispensa-
bic to the safety Of the revenue and in way be
effected so certainly, at so little cost, and with
much advantage TO the service, by adopting pre-
pay melt of postage IN all cases not coming within
our postal arrangements with foreign countries.
This plan, connected with a well. digested system
for the registration ofetters 10 which shall present
ly allDoe, would quicken correspondence, while il
would facilitate and expedite the operations Of the
posi-ofees in mailing and delivering letters and in
spre confidence in the Department a safe means Of
transmitting letters containing remittances.
Ney soon after entered upon my duties in this De-
parimeDt its large and increasing correspondence in
regsro TO the Toes Of valuable letters nrusted TO the
MALE attracted my attention. found, on examination
OF the subject, that although Congress in establishing
our postal system, appears TO have had prin psy 10
the providing of suitable and conve-
Dieni meens OF correspondence and the diffusion of in
tell ence, yet, from that time until now, the mails
bave been psed, 10 large and constantly increasing
extent for the Transmission of bank notes and other
valuable enclosures, and are the principal means
through which the remittances of the country ara
n sde; while neither the laws nor any regulations of
THE Department have provided any additional guards
for their security sgsinst loss or depreciation beyond
hose originally established. In view Of the enor.
mons sums which are constantly passing through the
mails the losses by depreciation are nconsiderable
STILL such Losses are numerous, their aggregate
amount is large ard they are increasing with the
growth Of our country and the extension Of its mail
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A. II. NICOLAY,
e. SINTZENICH,
w. r. RREWHIEH,

|OLAY, AUCTIONEER.-FINAL CLOS
sale Of diamond Jewelry, &e.--A. 81.
III sell At auction ON Thursday and FRI
ct II O'Clock, at the salesroom, No. ID
and closing mortgage sale Of diamond
by order Of the mortgages Of William
m Il may concern. A large and varied
pnd jewelry, comprising elegant sinsie
stone cluster diamond rings, ear. ringa,
Ac., set In the most costly and beautiful
diamond sets. snAmellsd, ruby, pearl,
sapphire, opal, 10. Superb diamond
e ei0O TO $7O0 eaah, elegant diamond
Die gold time-keeping watches, railroad
pheS. chronomater, duplex, patens lever,
anchor do watches. By N I. Tobias,
lrsxd, Goutard, Mouligne Bros, Cane
6hamelled gold case hunting watches,
md pearls, heavy gold vest chains Of
70 and other beautiful patterns. Hoavy
es' gold curb guard chains, chateiaipes
brooches, finger and ear, rings, pencils,
60, onyx, blood stone, oorneian, TO-,
watch keys, pearl and garnet rings,
and many other beautiful articles Of
be sold positively without reserve.
Tea service. A. H. NICOLAY.
e. SINrZENICH.
w. Il. BREWSTER.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT NAVY EXTRA FAY OFFICE SAILORS WHO
between 1850 and 1873 IN the Pacific Ocean, eeryet In
dne .oinm saa .yane trie Ohio Dale shark Rsbef Vac
Profile supply, Warren Southampton Iox
ipston 81 Nays Ports 1euth 81. Lavrsnse Vineenn.s
iaueush Ssyhnnsh Gone tu Jon, Frsdonia Their widows
or he!rsi will 10 pase Their extra ray.
KDTht0 pissKLL. tsens
I'D .his. gts.!. !, T. .GJJ. {, .--,s. -.......
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n. II. NilOhA 4,
E SINTZENICH.
w. X. BREWSTER.

hCOLAY, AUCTI0NEER.-
niture.-A. II. Nieolay q Co. will sell ~
~, june II, ~ l01s o'clock, ~ No.
eussels, ingram and three ply carpets;
b, bureaus, wsshstpnds, ohaars, sofas,
In brocatelle and hair cloth, marble top
nd washstAnds; hair msttrssscS, feather
with la'gs assortment Of Nthen uten-
aale will eommanca
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e. IMPORTANT SAILED. 8.
aeer, will sell rosewood furniture Of
and elegance, velvet and tapestry,
aost desirable soloriug. costly drapery
nts, rosewood piano, oil paintings,
" morning, At 10 Warren street nenr
commence at 10 O'Clock precisely.
ls-cash deposit required. This IL one
st oostly furnished Of our down town
iture Eaviug all been made to orier,
partly oonsists Of an exccJent rose.
warranted, hneiy oased; large and
French plato, suprcmely grstned, OK
4 lace win dow drapery; casy and sew
tlk and brecsde covering OF rars pat
I'd suits, consisting OF sofas tete.a-
/, parlor chairs, in thetinsst beocatclle,
7, plate glass aud m srble tops; English
tarpctipg; very elegantly framed oil
inEs; magnificent China vases and
esirns, exquisitely painted; 4 choios
I'D PArian busts groups, figures and
decorated china dinner set, tea set,
lives1witb silver forks, silver service
ks. tea and table spoons, salts, CAKE
o.; mahogany extension AID walnut
and carved seat chairs; hne curici
~, feather beds, blankets, Atrsotllc9
ny sofas, chairs, lounges, spsing seat
ommpdes, secretaries, rosewood and
rose rood and mahogany marble top
shstands, &c. The szic will DO POSI-.
ather. Tho goods are now ready fer
residing In she country, every oon-
TO pack, shl2, and forward thtir
hargeS.
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lICOLAY, AUcTI0NEB AND
be Of three hundrsd beautiful building lots,
vsnty -6rst, Twenty -secchd,. TweatX- third,
Ind twenty fifth streets, aAd First. Bssond,
s s s isS , s" e. ssy i ses
| Nieolay WIN sell ~ auetisn, Without re-
|ighsss bidder, on Tuesday AID Wednesday,
bat, ct IL O'Clock, Ut the xcfchants' H.
lrk, three hue drsd very desirable and beau
Ira, twenty .fou ar and twenty nth streets,
.d. Third, Fourth, Ftfth, sixth and Seventh
| very valuable water fronts, with water
Be bay, in the Eighth ward Of the city Of
above lots are esnnsifuiiy lsna ed fog In:
few Brighton, New Jerssy shore. Fort HA-
&sadss, Jersey City, New York, the entire
bay, no 10 in fact, its romantic and pic
surrounding 10 unsurpassed, and can only
les upon which these lots are located are
paved curb and gutter set, sidewalks
sted, for which all the Assessments have
facilities or access arc as convenient
aired, there being number Of excei
ages thai psss to and from these lots
Ill also be considerably increased by the
Dads that arc now in rapid progress OF COM
Trough the city q Drookly., at . very low
ZION, from the Fulton. Cssbarine. Hamil-
property. and this, together with other
sments that are In e0ntem ,lation, very
the value Of these lots. Good schools and
vs denominations are in the i'm nediase vi
which 10 Of The purest kind, 10 unsur.
thing necessary can DO obtained In the
hus an opportunity 10 offered which Is sell
th, and Is worthy Of the attention Of all
esifous Of procuring an eligible building
can DO enjoyed by In Asling the pure SEA-
= arc also directed 10 this sale, a. all real
nifty 10 rapidly increasing in value, and
rise, in consequence Of the numerous i'm
IRE in contemplation. The sale will DO Pc
highest bidder, TO close an interest. snd
- seventy per cent can remain on bond
three years, at seven per cent, or dis
snt for cash. The property will be sold
b sil snoumbr Anoes, and the title Is per-
ephic maps and full partisulars. apply to
xLBRRf II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer,
No Broad street Now York
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|ICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-A. II.
go. will sell at auction this day,
>t ~ O'Clock, In front Of e. II. Ludl,wis
etfeet, an elegans fast trotting bay
b, FIVE cars old this spring, and var
hd and Kind in all harness and under
In so minutes; alss an iron. gray. pony,
Aigh, warranted sound and kind, and
peny, suitable for children.
JcOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-
btion,-A1bert II. Nicolay viii soil On
NJ ls15 O'Clock, At the Merchants' Elk
bf whom IL may oonce-n--S20, 0OO Buns
road Company, of Georgia, u mortgage
Bile bonds. interest payable LIST May
81 600 each. $1,000 CLEVELAND and
por cont converti.le bonds,
s soi. 's RaGisossS ss ssss Is ps1
payable semi annually, q. 90 each.
hs6eid and Ne sark railroad LIST mort.
DDS, In crest payable semi annually,
ch olAs Bank, Sl00, 81 Atlantic Bank,
500; 100 Ksickerbocker u Bank; so;
Avenue Bank, $50; 4,6O0 Excelsior
IL, %; Q OoO Potosi Lead Company, Of
rican Candle Company, 800; l05 Ma
500; 8 Niagara Falls Hydraulic Com
htic and Pacific Railroad, ON which 81
lid. 81, 900. $l,0l5 Of the interest cou-
|able on the LIST February last, 1T the
Bank, Of tho Mississippi sla Rock
pad LAT mortgage bonds $50 hsroan;;
hen per cent this day, And the balance
tued in terest ON all the bonds will be
user. A. n. N. holds 70 Iular sales Of
sther securities, every Monday and
'chants' Exchange. AZ private sale, .
class railroad bonds, bank, insurance
flee NO. 4 Broad street, next to cor-
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fICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-FINE OLD
Of the most recherche class. A. II. Mic
Sll ct auction en- Thursday and Friday
Ind y. q : 40 S,sl S p our Galleries, -
Intings, Of the most recherche class; also,
/ tho Belgian school Among this exqni-
DO found q Holy Family by Titan, one
rdinsTy p ,o;;sssS evcr s oIs ;cs - aucsion.
no, painted In l670 by Erasmus Quillin.
. grandest piecss Of Scripture paintings
WAS for many years In a monastery--the
Re. ~ Bershsm. Id DANA ' II The sssS. By
10 Cattle piece BY Robbie. guaranteed, Cat
an, LAndseapes and Interiors By Laino-
ken, Lining, Dietrich, Linet, Tchesgny,
mn snS osh hs Sarn S,;s ~
aw the attention Of connoisseurs, but are
tably offered in good faith.
A. II. NICOLAY,
E. SINTZENICH.
w II nREWqTEH
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HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.

|;.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
rich tapestry carpets, costly rosewood
4. 8. HOUG 4, auotioncor, Will sell,
|rk, tho contents Of house 169 West
!, near Eighth avenue, consisting in
J, viz Very richly carved rosewood
r, Elegant rosewood parior suits, In
my suits, in crimson plush; Voltairc,
/ chairs, splendid rosewood melodeon,
mahogany centre, aide and sofa tables,
cd etegere, plate glass doors and back !;
asses, about four hundred yards rich
fhrpcts, brooatells and laco curtains.
! es, dining and extension tables; ms
bureaus, rosewood, mahogany and
II, bookcases, wash stands and toilet
{, curled horsehsir mattresses, . very
inc old oil paintings, in richly carved
rack. oiioloths, splendid china din ner
mt china vases, Of the richest design,
mantel clocks, decorated shinA tea
ne figures, silver ties service, salvers,
,,skets, spoons, forks, ooffso urn, &c.
assware, ivory cutlery, kitchen uten-
furnishing articles In abundance. De-
/, and tho goods removed same day, II
be sold at I011s O'Clock precisely The
a was furnished without regard to ex.
/. 1T Of good furniture will do we'll 10 at
: NJ absolute, for cash, to the highest
nonts TO housskeepers and others.
king and shipping.
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REMOVALS.


IL form fsmsg whe have horss0fofs desired his
prOopa seeee that no has removed so - fdspernr
49, .,swt. 1SF.s.
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SALES AT AuCT1OS.

A UCz1oN sAL1, 7K1S McHNING, or 100 DozIE
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