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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
uEs.-l5O barrels were purchased .atS5.I

AsBEs.-l5O barrels purchased so for pearls
and So 81 u for pots, per 100 pounds:
actions comprised 500 barrels inferior State at SO
a6 sly; ordinary to choice do, 81 O0a7 75 mike to
fancy Western, sc 81 1874 and other kinds at pro
perne Canadian -four, in bond at 81 12K 100 South
ern do at IS 62K 900 for mixed to straight brands
$50 barrels Jersey corn meal at So per barrel 1900
bushels Upper Lake red wheat at 81 50 500 bushels
Jersey rye, at 81 20delivered and IS 900 bushels OF
corn mostly at co 6c for unsound and 7SaS1c for Wes
tern mixed, per bushel-al indicating . moderately &C
tive and steady feeling in the market for breadstu
FRuT.-400 boxes bunch raisins bought at 81 So
FREIoHTs-Rates to Liverpool were steady, but en-
gagged, at Is; $500 bushels grain, at SID 800 to 4OC
bales cotton, compressed, at T32d at SO hhds taow
at 2os To London 200 packages and terces provisions
engaged at &c., and some lots Of cotton ut &c per To-
To Bremen, 100 bales cotton engaged at Nd Tt
California rates varied from 45c $50. per foot and
were comparatively quiet ut that
CorroN-The sales were moderate, including few hun
dred bales, without change in prices.
CotfM-The state Of the market favored purchasers
especially in Rio, 800 bags of which were sold at lOc
10Mc; 500 mats Of Java were Sold supposed to be q,
i3Xc., and $50 do. old government Java, at 1870.
LARD-We have to notice 90 tons Spanish, to arrive
RIcE-There were about 500 900 casks reported sold
at prices varying from 50 SO a - IS per 100 lbs.
MoIAssns.-Sales Of 100 bbls New Orleans were made
at zoe.
srlcs.-sales Of 100 bags African ginger were made
at exc, and 100 mats cassia, at &c.
bond, at 42c., for export.
NAVAL SroREs.-The transactions were light, and in
cluded 200 bills, selected Washington, N c., at Axe
and 500 do. common rosin, at 81 IS.
srGARs-The market was vsrYDuiet, and sales wert
limited, but prices remained abou4the same SO hhds
New Orleans sold at 4c. Axe Other lots comprising
800 $50 hhds Cuba and New Orleans, sold within
the range Of previous quotations.
FEH-Nothing done in this line to day, excepting
sales of 800 boxes smoked herring at So for scaled
30c. for No. ], per box.
HoPs were inactive at 26c. 30c. per ID.
LArHs = Eastern were freely taken at % 12h pei
thousand.
0ns.-Whale and sperm remain ed quiet Sales were
reported Of 200 baskets olive at So TX s7, each
and 1000 gallons linseed At 7oc. 80c. per gallon.
PRovrsIoNs.-Pork active. TIE sales com
prsed 400 bbs at $14 S4 90 for prime mess $12 sc
VIZ 10 for mess and I'll 37h II so for prime, closing
cut meats at steady prices bills lard at esc l0c
per ID and 800 bbls beef at yesterdays quotations
Butter and cheese ruled about the same
IALIow-2o,000 lbs prime brought 114.. per lb.
WnsKn-saes were made Of 500 bbls. Ohio and prison
Of &c. 29c, cash and short credit, with SO hhds
drudge at 2sc., time &C., per gallon.
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~ commodste six or oitht single gentlemen wh board.
in private family where besides the comforts Of homo
y uAs se.till .iss ..~at.ui walk, lively stro,ls
aov the hanks Fl tbe sweetest and romantic scenery
,n the ate o. New jersey Losaion tho bank OF the
North Shfersbrry river knd half mites from Port
ned Baph village wteye sssges are ~ ~ays IN waiting
g. ", CHAbRlCK,
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Total pkgs. 49,. 80. POSTS 1882 4,o73

Total pkgs... 80. POSTS 18,502 4,073
Woollen manufactures duh and heavy as ever,
and can hear of symptoms of favorable change
in this respect Blankets very sparingly dealt in
while fancy cassmeres moderately inquired for and
cloths in slightly improved demand within for
quotations Flannels rule quiet, though the low
and medium styles procurabe at from 26c &c. per
yard Some poor qualities are offered at zoe. per
yard but these concessions fail to bring forward buyers
The best makes of jeans have attracted attention at
from 25c Soc per yard and the kinds Of luseys
aaen inquired for at &c., 19c per per yard
Mouslin De Hines st unaltered. satinsts worth
from 85c &c., per yard have been pretty freely dealt
in. Tweeds exhibit no improvement.
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A. H. Nicolay's semi weekly sale of stocks and bonds
ut auction viii take place usual Tomorrow, (rhurs-
day. at half past IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Elk.
change.
The steamship Arabia, from this port for Liverpool to
day carried out $685., 4s7 So in specie, mnch smaller
sum than anticipated.
The Nassau Bank has declared semi annual dividend
Of per The trustees of the old Phenix Bank
she charter Of which expired the LIST of January last
have declared final dividend of per cent in full
and final settlement of all claims and demands against
The bank.
half million OF dollars of New York State stocks
which mature on the LIST of July viii be redeemed
that day at the Manhattan Bank.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DA

GREAT EXCITEMENT OPPOSITE THE METAOPOLI
will open this morning Of goods contanine two
hundred and FORTY ladies muslin sacks At Is
soed At bsf price, lot Of splendid silk lace shswis
IMPORTED w0vE CORsETs.-I HAVE RECEIVED
my June importation OF French English wovs cor
SETS and offer the largest cheapest
eyer submitted for sale retail) In this city Mrs GAY
Tent street.
s5y.d late beautiful assortment Of new
French goods consulting ~ siIhs foslArds shaw,s
las bAregss enasipes - Paris, ets organ
dios oscoe enehsrns de isnss emhroids-ies iir
enc Dnslins hosiery cloves 10 A. srd whoh they are
Pow Yferns At srsAty reduced Tfiess, N 800 Broadway.
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In view Of the expiration of the time Hxed by the
Secretary of the Treasury for the redemption OF the pub
he debt at certain per cont premium, large amounts
have within a day two been RENTED and the re-
emption during the present week will therefore be very
large.
BY official report learn that the debt Of the Con-
podated City Of Philadelphia amounts to $ls 81 81
Funaed debt unsecured BY dividend paying stocks,
% 429 927 A. Amount OF interest due, 1867 600 Cash
In Treasury s142792 g. In consequences Of the confu
sion Of affairs incident to the change of several municipal
ssr funds pay the July interest Of the debt An
i.ance has In consequence been introduced authorizing
Q loan Of 1870 900 for that purpose.
The Alton Telegraph Says
The annual meeting Of the stockholders in the Chicago
and Mississippi Railroad Company for the election Of d
rectors held Springfield the 10th instant The
elsction resulted in the CHOICE of the following gent
men, viz: George Bliss, Springfield, Mass; Henry
Botchkiss, New Haven Ct Jas: Wright 0wego, N Y /,
Henry Dwight Jr, New York city; Charles Gould, New
York city
II viii be seen that two OF those who composed the for
nncr toardMessrs cleveland and Litch6ed-were left
out and their places filed by James Wright and Henry
Dwight Jr proxies representing 23 1875 shares Of stock
present. and the entire vote cast for each OF
the above gentlemen with the exception OF Mr. Dwight
who fell ave hundred short that number having been
thrown for John Stryker OF Rome, N. Y.
The several acts amending the charter of the company
p0ssed at the last session Of the Legislature by
solution unanimously accepted by those voting.
written protest, however, signed by Major G. W.
Springfield against the amendments received and
placed upon the minutes.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
lue Of certain articles exported from this port during
Tho week ending and including Friday the 23d Of June
distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments
90 each place.
S,,xx~vpcx Y.rr popr nm Nrw yopu-Wrp9ry EYpopra
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY June S-oP H.
me stock market opened this =, ming Without any
material change in business or prices. The warm
weather has undoubtedly had tendency TO check specu
hton and we must expect at this season less activity
than at Others but prices have become 20 much de-
ruesssd and the disposition to buy much weakened
Nv The position Of money matters that holders must pre-
pare themselves for long period of quiet We do not
expect TO see prices much lower and II win be dcut
30 got up any nAaton. 1t may be good time to buy
ON long dates buyers option but there wi not in
oulnon be much lost by waiting and interest viii be
sayed At the first board to-day Nicaragua Transit de-
sRned u per cent North Carolina " New Jersey
Zinc, New Haven Railroad, IN Michigan Central
Railroad n Michigan Southern Railroad, 8. Gambler
laad Coal advanced u per cent; New York Central
Railroad, x Erie Railroad, x Reading Railroad,
X; Hudson Railroad, l. Railroad bonds hardly
vary fraction from day to day They have become SO
ush that there margin left for further
reduction There not many pressing for sale Mica
yagua Transit n firm, in view Of the dividend early in
July. The public mind win be more strongly attracted
this stock after the publication of the report of the
company for the first year of Mr. Morgan's adminstra
ton We nave distinct idea of what forthcoming in
The shape of annual statement; but have much
iaith in the present management; that shall be dis
appointed II something is not shown that will place this
company in stronger position than the market value OF
and sudden movement has taken place in the stock Of
Berden's Crusher Company. We understand it is due 10
the election of a of directors and TO the
sution of certain contracts with parties in England BY
which the latter furnish machines for companies
working California and the Southern States and TO
pay large figure to the of the patent here for
the of their rights.
The receipts at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer at
th port TO-DAY $685. 537 Al payments $3.50 SO
balance, Sc, s02, $50 81.
At recent meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ulster
Lead Company the President submitted report which
vas not at all encouraging IL appears that the compa
nv rs In debt about $40 000 aud out Of funds entirely
committee appointed to examine the company's af
tairs, and report on the 18th Of July.
The Washington correspondent Of tho Courier and En-
qasrer gives the following approximation to the
receipts of the United States for the fiscal year end
lug June 80, 1854
,aBEyESuE THE UNITED STATES
Customs sic 1872 So qaSrt 81. "a g. e ea
Iands 14s9 5e2 2223 075 "a siS IVY
hacidentals 147,9e4 lol,9e3 4s6o9i AWSs,,oooooe
Aeans.. 1850 $50 800
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$21 1857 02s SIS, 9I3, I'll SIS, 1896 025 SIS 600 900
1otal receipts for the fiscal ycar 1864 H,7682 64
:" l853....... 6l,00O,000
Increase of receipts for the present year Sl3 1865 24
The balance in the treasury last year on the
ist July was Observation-Disclosures. 2l,s42, ss2
u may be estimated at the same date this
year at 81 ooo, 900
Increase of means at the beginning of the
fiscal year 1880. Sl0,O61, los
The amount of public debt paid off will have been about
oOo The collected has been therefore
about $50 than the current wants of gov
rrnment have required. Of this entire the
ing tariff has produced ses oOO and the public land
1Oo0,O0o. The tariff might be reduced so to yield
sny $40, 900 ,OO0 instead Of Sos, ooo, 900.
After the adjournment of the Board the following
sales Of bonds and stocks made at auction
25 shares Peter Cooper Fire ms Company ...... e2H
1l00 do. Ulster Co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, soc
$50 do Phenix Mining l. Manufacturing Co.. 2 rs
The sale of stocks belonging to the Atlantic Insurance
Company ordered to be sold the trustees to redeem
Me scrip Of the company in accordance with previous
announcement, attracted very large company. The
following is a record of the sale;-A
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MADAM MORROW WILL MAKE MATRTMONY EASY,
wi ard win happy pairs 10 together who witt
erloy The geate hsrr.es Of rat rc sl Mise ard W
snow Jon your Intended husband aud absent friende
through An nsruert which she VIII EIumin
Ard ununnste tso by inv king ths powers Of her
derfni science which Asvnhsd during
trsvsis 10 Europe: She viii tell your very shousbt
ESL not admitted.
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E,0R SALE ON STATEN IsLAND-A FARM,
eighteen Of land cottage house. consisting OF
eight and cellar grst and Touring mill and
her out in good repair close to the shore at
aerbit,s Landing II commando fine view u New Yosk
sient water for sells TO land cargo and large mill pond
Of the best in the vicinity Of New York for the growth
In the vicinity Of the premises
Of game and nsh. For further information apply 10 AL
BERT H. NICOLAY. No abroad street, or to A. G. Lake.
on the premises.
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Dan1ins Ata6emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY.
~ No 81 Broadway opposite lth st 10 open the
reception Of pupil. wh5 any hcl. Ladies
sad Chilcpn Wednesdays ara Saturdays az aud NJ
G.ptemer Wedb Thursds7s aud every other Fri.
osy r ~ Pr4sticinE Assemblies Saturday evening
for Lsos std Gentsuen. Monthly Soires usual Circa.
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henry II LEEDS. Auctioueer-ByH n LEEDS 4 Co.
HOLIDAY GOODS.-On FRIDAY, Dec. 22,

HENRY h LEEDS AuctioDeer-By " III LEEDS Co.
HOLIDAY G0ODS.-On FRIDAY, Dec. 22,
at Irt O'Clock the extensive Of "M. II.
HORSTMaN Esq. No IS MAIDEN lane. Wilsm st., tbs
9btiTe stock Of nch FANCY GOODS ami HOLIDAY PRES
RNTS bsrg The entire importation of the above well known
imp rter, positively without re.erye) consisting off
Rich Pakian BrDozes-Abtiqu-s and modern Of the most
recherche subjects designs all Of viii III wsrated
French Porcelain Vaes Tete Tee and other sets supeby
Of various patterns; Omou ana Cysa Cabinets,
Jewel Caskes Pen Trsys Gard Reeeg-r entirely new
sce every variety richly ornamented In srabsque snd
inad $500,
Cent? and Ladies' Dressing and Writing C.sss. in inah
cLted In Bnh aud vsregated patterns with
solid silver httinss and cat glass Viasistetes
E<Dbosfed Morocco Coodcompr1ns the richest cescrp-
ton Ladies' Reiicues Ge.ts Dfess Cases Pocket Com
panoDs Ncesres and other varieties Of his manafsetnre
Pearl IDlsd and Silver MOUNTED Jew.LCaskeo, CARD lie
ceiyers, and BijoutsIies Of every description 100
nted frame 10 Pearl and Ivory aod richly carved Ia al toe
&, asoItmsn offered at auction In this cry
ToysThe largest and finest 0sorfmspt com 2nns s'eJ
variety Of psern from the chespcs 10 the uo'' e''
Also. sup.rb Sronzes 10 groups and stafnettes
particularly request the attention Of the ppoe sno
intending TO pufeha;e for the holidays 10 THIS safe as
bDiDg the largest valuable eyer
this city Every article offered VIII os
cold without Terms cash Tor al sums OF @''' aH'
under; ycr amount. five per cent on
CstalOyues the morning OF SAFE
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furniture, &r.

CABINET FURNITURE-Rosewo mahOg-
~ any ard walnut newest and most approved patterns
SOLOMON TANNING No. - CetEsrino-st, would respect
fully invite this old Manufacturing establishment
be found of rood PAriog sad Bed
room Furniture Vil be .old at reduced prices.
MPS, CAMPHE NE, &c
II Lamps. Csmphene, Burning Fluid, Alcohol Phossens
Gas Spirits Turpentine &c. For sale In quantities suit pu
chAsers by CHARLES FULLER, Manufacturer &C.,
No. fa9 Green wich-sG, NeW-York.
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v. MrLIos; Aue,ioaeeF-sy HOrSsTOs * aELI0r 10,

TOMORROW, Saturday Dec. -, at ivy
i ociock a. House No Clinton place, near bro.nwsy.
MORTGAGE asLE Of ELEGANT soUsEHoLD fussl,
TUgE-Rieh Velvet Carpets two richly es''es .-"o1i
Psro Suites cayerd IN Terch ssn sroeatele th Freaea
plate Per-Glss nArb's.lsb AID bratessrsed Rs.ew9oi
lack Fssere Certer rabies Eosnssei
Cbsrnbsr Suite also one wood Chamber SAKE HAIR
Msius.es Bedding the who having been IN use sooet
sx end OF best CITY m.nuisctnsf
SALE positive md goods DYED imns dstely Cash
Sepost required from al purchasers Catalogues on the nova
ipg ofsse.s
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WANTFD-A situation BY a smart. active.
w You,x Chi as WAITER or cHAxBEaxkID God
city refsr,nee si,sa Csa Be 70, two Day, sNo e2
l?th 6th-ay.
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Sales tp antiiog.
Hovss, Asctou-er. -
YrfvrTON Non Irc n - HOlIEH VII

y : HoVcH A@cfou-cr
A UCrlON NOllCE.-D. ; houUh "in
"A eel THIS ~ d,,l MORNING. At iei o'e'get.
A. a the rch variety Of eicgsat f,Odi -
80 sr, .to,, ise 10 ~ ,4lrs-st opposite sr toe
~, N, r.o oert The gaos gre bar l,- sd r9a
-; a. Ecby II ,seJ velvet. hflfe4' ~
AID . + C;rrstrs M, NJ oiy fyt rissooH : '' "
OF urt isr. IN IRE tr,pch bsees Gle, es.sat ely-a
-e.svoci : cisv, ~ Fc-tr vsrNnt~e' a. 'ni'sf,H
,es, a., oo1s., 500 lsdeS s,sretsry. tesna'gsJ
tss5, $500 Per ana oval ,slsssfs france,
leves yer, "a s.bs Psi aad ksai Fsece. - ifee'
suc OH 70. .,vocd otacE taros i?es
With Satosr. tops QgsIse. e'o'aei'e ana lace
CDrsr ReoepaOo sto Esy Chair. IA aiia Go aa' go
Cob. ssa Ei7Aoeitsn Rsds-ssrs sa,e,a. w-sa tsnd'.
sofs T,e ATeirs rsstsssnS Ch-irs Eese 'u's I'M.
Hair utrr-ses Of tb first quality nsaoSA ga what
T,,-r.ian Ishi,s mssE.ssn .cue fs>9 and ShAs Ese.
sro Fgsfss OF ih sDd classical s-ss - goa o 80.
siver-r'rd SAVER. Ca.or. Case s,-te, sFooss FSs.
s.rv's &e All TO = .d ,otir-ly vi bout ssye
RI ssELL ~. WLsTcorr Agctioueer
A UCTiON SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE.
80 IN 7ssh.ss W wEsTcorr vii sci, ii tho
splendid Arrangement Of the above b'a co'b.eio.s large
I'm Piano Forte suite Ross good Pa aitu-.
covered With French Broestele French Ter ana "rase s
Cbsirs Ros.~oed Sofas. Et-ge Teh nd"w ,r'sns.
Shade. &C. with nuuber 81 picturesque aud "sronsy dec
arsted s,il- Vs. Orn-m-rr; si-o so-ct,os OF M
psn,irgs richly Fr.u.d r-pr, ming -pd Water.
with Other ,h subjects. .nc NshoSay
Feeding Nsrb Top Dres.ius bureaus 90. Nsshstant1,
rrereh PS,esa,n I i.t sst, sooS p.as.s Loaa
gs rich Oval hirs Cottage beestesd' ~e. Win
rae qusn,ty OF b ss ment ANA M nea 90 ~,
yer Glass Ware Ivory CUtey three ch nh1na Tea
Sets croclery Extension Dir ng ard Tea Tables Tue ens
Catalogue viii be sold the hi bidder ram or shine Ne
postpoT e~ent -
AUCTION NOTICE.-TUNIS MORRELL
N Auctioreer will sell rtIs (frldsy) MORNING st lei
oelock at tie Room Ne. Broad way corner ofDu
arc st. arse and spl, ndd collection OF neh am ant
Hoidsy Presents consisting OF eegsnt Decoretd Chas
srs Tea and Coffee Toilet sets rese Tees.
Motto Cues and SAUCES Nani.e Ornaments Match Sas Sc
Br1z French Mantle Clocks with stands ana shades Van
desbrss &c Pao-r Maehe Goods, elegant in,sid Issss
Work Boxes shsle xes Glove DO, Writing Deals. roIS
fo. &c Fancy Good. OF de scrip on which mu' be
,od without reserve afordins parties good opPo"uny"
bas- y.usble Gifts for very lit1e mooey. -
Il ococt splendid Pia'o Forte one second hani 90.
one Nrodeou beautiful collection Of kose sood sna Ms
Psor suite. Satin Brocateue French Secretaries moe
Cabinets, etc. Kite
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HTSRY II. LEEDs Auc,ioneer-By LEEDS X Co.
ERIDAY, I'D, at l0d o'clock, at No. 10 Nassau

EKIDAY I'D, at l0b o'clock, at No. 10 Nassau
Il st-sALE of SUPERB FANNY GooDs-lneluaos
aood s muortltin Of STA Vito Viii sans as, several val
liable INVOICES the Crystal Palace. Among the Marble
PeIdsni: dancing Baecbu do copy Of the figure panse
onA 10 The Nstcsn be first Imported 90 bshies
,oup OF the avor Mary other very beau
tif and essc groups for Libraries end Psors The
from the Museum and thu Galleries throughout France
Italy One sule'b pair Of Ampheras or reces,s orna
rsoests lsrse ssae Hebs VASES; Euuscaa do Egypusa
Us; thus Nes eaoi.lo Texas Tor fruits ana csfds
Erusean haLtb Vases; FDel Urns ROMA covered
do Agate Venetian 90 AID many other exquisite styles 81
Gene and Lssiss Writing and Dressing Of Rosewood
and PAPER 3sehe itl'ld Wi'h resti -, r. $500. liz. 20
BIoh4fss sguidcer Opze stauettes Of every sns ana
Ar uep i this c, representing Una and tho Loo, Asia aud
Africa the sisg AT bsy Amsz"n Hercules, &c Il, r,..
CockA large Of Bronze aud Ornolu Clocks,
comprising sboof nerept sizes all OF the mcs exquisite
worSmsI .bip ard in perfec, order
re,enrs tie finding Fiuep.yer Psyche tho
w,oor ns also bus Of Napoleon Welinston and Others
in ttchiv carved pearl sad ivory.
french Porcelain and China Vases Of every description.
richly de cornte5 md en- irely patterns
silver Plated Ware Csstors Tea Sets, Cake Baskets Sal
alo ssney soxes Pspetres Card Receivers. Psper
weights other articles suitable for holiday pres
AIso sepdid 1850 rtrnept Of Diamond Je Eer consisting
OF Brscee Brooches Pins Rings Studs, aud Sleeve But
Also Watches b. the most ce sbrsted English makers.
A,o large invoice Of Terra Gotta Ware exhibited In Tho
Cysts Psl-ce committing Of figure, for inches hsa'e groups.
Also Marble Msnss richly sculptured, from the Crystal
Palsce Also 2e' CANT French Pier Gl,.es and OpIsht
al Of which will be positiye sold whou, reserve
A. CARTER Auctioneer No. 81 Dey ST. Of Cree wch.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HAMS, CUR
" RANTS. RAIsrSS WAGOS-THIs DAY At No 81
d. ys a. 10y o'cloct new Grocsrs Wagon chocolate, Cd
gsrs Teas Coffee, sug,n Almonds Prupes Rice, whssy.
almonds hips Saddles. Brides sleigh Bells Knives and
Eorke Az ftNtures
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n. WRAY, Auctioneet =. -. J.. -.
CONTINUATION SALE FIRST-C CLASS
u FURNITURE PIANOS AID FRENCH cHtSh at
AUCTION-raIs DAY, Dec o. AZ iol oeoek at enc stos
,at RS.swoos Parior Suite In brocaelle; do In hair
,h Ctr side Pier and fancy Tables, BoDkc Red
ssd, Bureaus sc. with large quantity of Plated Ware
a. French Chin. for presen's
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n. WRAy AuctiOneer -
CONTINUATION SALE.-EXTENStON Ia

u ANS AT aUCTION.-M WHY, Aucti0nter, viii
sci. rus Day Dec p at O'Clock, Of the store No I'D
kroadway corr Anthony large assortment OF hA
rtEsiuS TABLES made BY w. Heardlt No l5l WoJstss
a. eompr.ing slnut Beach. Mahogany and OAK OF all
les snd The most modern styles VAL positively be sold
with, reserve
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fouees an0 farms fuan!e6.

WANT ED-A modern built DWELLING
w HOUSE IN this city. VIII ch cash and very dnsfa-
bl. country residence and quarter miles ire ehzaoetn
town dfroc N. j. will be exchanged Must not exceed
SO COO or II co Apply 10 W POWELL, No a. Johast
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A x sFRWI, ABcton-ef>
DY BANGS. BROTHER X CO.-Irade Sale

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IL Rooms No Is Fns-row -
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Dec y and y
comm. rcir e@cn evening At & o'cloc..
HALLIDAY BOOKS AND FANCY ARrtCLES-A lrge
~ ELEGANTLY illustrated standard Library Works Ia
fine bn0nes, Anuusl- for l,5o emhsshed Jn'ene Doo'
Bibles and Pisyer Bo' h., richly bound - .,,
Aso-ap sssornen Of surerre inp1rted Faney htces.
compriirg Laces' Dssts Work-boAes 'hess "eH' f"''
Psrier bsche Good. NC &c ,..,
n Fouh DAYS sale the splendid Library sdvertsed
for FRIDAY Dec % pos ronsd account OF the Books
no, beire eesivt IL time will take place sccoJms 70
ihe Catalogue positively on FRIDAY, Dec y OF i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

ELIAS COMBS kuctiopeer.-Ofice, No. IA Grand &
HOLIDAY AUCTION OF TOYS and Fanny
III GOOOs-E COMBS will sell. at No. Us Bowery.
FRIDAY ard SATURDAY. Dec p and 93 At II O'clock
n in small lets variety OF Toys Toy Furniture &C. Aas
difiou al Cous ~ solicited