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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

ToHN X. OAKLEY, AUCTIoNRR-GREAT AND Alb.
81 solute sale Of 600 splendid lots Nostrand, New
York, Brooklyn, Hudson and Albany avenues, and on
Schuyler Pacific, Dean, Bergen, Wyckof Warren Baltic
Butler nnd Douglas streets in the level beautiful aud
desirable part OF the Ninth ward Of the city of Brooklyn
Oakley Wright will sell At auction Thursday Friday,
aud Saturday April iS H. and Is at IL o'clock each day
at the saesrooms No S Fulton street opposite City Hall
aud honssus street Brooklyn the above mentioned pro-
will DO ressy after April THIS without exception
is the beat located property offered auction any
wbcre In the vicinity Of New York In the immediate vicinity
OF trst class Many elegant and costly dwell
isgs have been already erected the adjoining proper
ty The surrounding scenery hShy attractive ana oeau
tul the whole being nearly level about on the
grade OF the Ninth ward and ths garden OF
lyn Fulton route Of con
santy during the day and evening" and railroad
four cents to the ferries about the LIST OF July 1894 Inc
Long Island Railroad depot Bedford at which trains stop
each trip within three minutes walk OF this property
making tls and easy OF
that located in the upper part OF
New York the same distance from the herehants Elk
change This desirable property Will pc sod sections
eight to sixteen lots This will be an
portunty seldom with 80 purchase handsome building
lots or sec lions gentee suburban residences for sa
nieassnt part Of the city Brooklyn Each section
viii he sod pere ptorily without reserve. Full covenants
for against nusncss will be inserted In the
deeds Seventy Of the purchase money remain
on bond and mortgage for Ave yea A. cent For
maps apply Oakley Wright No. H3 fulton street,
Brooklyn No, ~ Vail street; and Of Bronson Knapp
Co 81 Broadw and Pine street under Metopcl
tan Bank York Full printed Of the title will
be furnished each pur chaser. free Of charge.
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Total. .268, 800, 900 244, 800 600 lbs
the spot and 6Ss Cd for delivery in May and June.
Tea.-The market is extremely duh, and prices are
On H. Gas dealers show
TURfENTIHE-Rough nominal at lbs. Cd. 15s Spirits
dull at 64s for English, and 55s. for American.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March a. 1854
continuance Of very fine weather, money pressure,
dropping accounts from London and nearly all the ne
rior markets. has caused trade to rule dull in the
extreme Purchasers, had they come forward, could
have supplied themselves with wheat and -four at rather
less money than the rates current last market.
Indian corn has become further depressed some white
having been sold at 3Ss to $685. and yellow S9s to 40s
per $50 lbs.
The arrivals since Tuesday are very tring consistin
Of 600 quarters Of oats $50 quarters Indian corn 1927
loads of oatmeal 151 sacks and lit barrels -four.
At our market this morning we had fair attendance
but both local and country dealers continued to act
lbs under the prices Of Tuesday and the same may
said as to the operations in -four at reduction of Is
Is Sd. per Dbl. Some holders Of both evinced much
INDIAN Corn much neglected. and nominally Is lower,
and oats and oatmeal are very difficult to quit the latter
article the trade was in state Of panic.
The imports from abroad since this day week consist Of
40o quarters wheat, 500 do indian oorn 400 bbs
and ], 400 sacks -four.
Exports to 800 quarters wheat $500 do. corn, and
IL 800 bills and ], 700 sacks -four.
wheat los to 10. 3D., middlng, o. Cd to los Flour
Ohio, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 34s. to a. 3D.. West
ems 33s Cd to 34s Indian corn, white 38s. to $685.
and yellow same figures; mixed 37s. Cd to 3Ss per 4S0
lbs
CoroN has been exceedingly dull during the past week.
ths .o.a aes were Gsss o. which were TO
and surats likewise Arrivals small 083 bales; mid
ding, bowed and Mobile, 6hd, and Orleans SGD per
pound.
Bm.-New is in good demand, with small stock No
sale for old at present
PoRK.-SO0 barrels of old American sold at COS. per
barrel some new at 75s. to 7Ss. per barrel
BACON is rather lower.
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yNpYNvrNc TNK-JOHN @. L0l3DeDT - cor
stsntiy observation-disclosures ana has aiwsys On Aa.d sysE1
70 news INK which ne warrants eosM 70 any ever maanias
sufea, Orders forwarded, by steamboat or i
80 "a an, PAR. the eountry BY sdarosae aots
a. No Rose street
This Paper Is printed With my news ink, saso
rreat msny other ae@rpa lert p ~ s.S rhlss
= sae yAssVs stasss,
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AFFAIR OF HONOR IN MoBrLE-We learn that a
duel fought yesterday at O'Clock in the vicinity
Of this city, between two gentlemen from New Orleans
Their names have not learned though understand
that out Of private difficulties They came over
in the morning boat and repaired to the grove south Of
the ssix Sisters Gorden's Row, Conception street.
where the meeting took place. The weapons 6rst used
small swords but of these breaking with only
a small wound of the parties they took to pistols.
At the first Are Of the gentlemen wounded in the
back part Of the hip The combat now terminated We
understand that neither of the wounds regarded
serous.-Asbile Register april g.
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Total. ....................s17,1g1 9S3
eturns for the last six days OF the month wanting
tEstimated for 1854
The earnings Of the Macon and Western Railroad Com.
pany for March, were Passengers, IS, 310 O6 mail
flsl o. freight, s24 ol4 es. Total ss4 $50 ss Cor
responding month last year. s26 500 H. Increase (2s
per cent?, s7,7e4 81.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts OF lumber
hipslesj and a.hS, .. Chicago fcy seven ycags:--
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Totals. 12s, 300 900 100 900, 900 lbs.
Corrr-A moderate business doing at 81 % for tile
end cake sheathing lad; yellow metal I'D. per ID.
At the corn market Monday the supply of English
wheat moderate and it disposed Of at decline
foreign wheat and nour the arrivals have been large and
buyers showed little disposition to purchase. Last
returned q. market was thny
and the business of retail character.
Cc1rox continues dullSoo bales at auction were prn
cipally withdrawn. At Liverpool the business during
tho week has been moderate middng Orleans Is quoted
ut SD. per Id.
Gao castor oil sold at AID 5kd and 40 cases
cajaputa at Sd. SID Camphor-About 500 chests
have been sold at lo5s and the market Arm 80 cases
Star aniseed sold at 8ls. s2s 3D. Cardamoms45 bag
Madras at Is 3D. Is Cd Jalap-10 bales sold at 2s a
a. ID go bales East India at 3D. 2sld for ordi
mary to middling few Cape cloves sold at pre-
prices Rhubarb-part Of 40 sold at 3s iOd
fcr round. IS cases gum Benjamin at f3 Is. Cd. f5
lo. for third quality 70 cases Manila gum oopai at 4Ss
Turkey opium Us. Cd. Quicksilver Is Id. Saffron
HnR.-The market is in an excited state and prices
continue to advance Manila has been sold to arrive at
go and f7S Is now asked. For st. Petersburg clean
f7o has been paid. Jute very firm at f2S s25 los
selected.
doing, but prices maintained. 48 Spanish
sold 49, 3D. g. 10d for ordinary Cortes good sobra
1RoN.-we have no change to notice We quote rails
turcd iron continues in very good demand Swedish f12
15s Scoth pig IT'S 3d. for mixed numbers the Clyde
No. GArtsherrie sos.
LrsrxD CAKE.-Only limited business reported, and
prices generally show downward tendency.
LARD.-Rather more doing at lower prices.
LxAD-In good demand at the late advance
Ons-Sperm has further advanced, having fetched at
auction f105 f105 15s. per tun. In common fish no
change pale seal f42 f42 los, and cod f3s per tun
Inns dearcr 35s Cd 35s 3D. the spot and 3ss
38s 3d. has been paid for delivery in June and July
Palm from ass Sos Cocoa nut has been sold to arrive
at f61 for Ceylon, and f52 for Cochin. Rpethe mar
ket steady for refined at 43s Cd AS. brown
at l2s.
RIcE-1he market continues very fat and prices have
further given way About 5000 bags Bengal at auction
sold from 2s Cd to 1885, 3D. and $50 to 800 tons ahoat
at 5000 bags Madras the spot have been sold for
cash 1T lis Cd q lis. Cd.
SAIrPErRn very firm, without much activity. 100
bags Bengal (8K per cent refractory sold at auction
from 86s to &c., 3D. and 100 tons to arrive at 36s Nj
fsate soda In good demand at 1ss. 1ss. Cd.
srnrn dull at cas- los. f28 1ss. the spot and to
notice sales Of 800 bags Bombay cloves from
90 10 for middling TO fair ~ Singapore
megs xs "a TO 2s 3D. from a. 4d TO 2s Cd
l1sO bags rovgh African ginger from COS Cd to 22s
Ing iply 49, o. declnci and 500 bags Bengal at lis Of
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The amount OF capital engaged IN The business cannot
be less than So 500 900. gives employment to large
number which win be greatly increased this season and
in ne Is Of the most important trades in Of
Western cities.
To give some idea Of the immense quantity of lumber
manufactured in Michigan, we give the quantity OF um-
Der estimated be manufactured in st. Clair and Sanac
counties, Michigan, during this year
FEET.
Lumber %, 900 900
6y mills on Detroit river, say...... So, 900, 900
e,oooo
Add ten per cent for increased machinery and
Improvements and general advance in value 49, 190 900
Quantity Of lumber and logs for 1854 las, 900 900
Worth at low estimate $40 per thousand,
Add to this the value of lahs shingles fish, slaves
and pars and the exports from the two counties above
named win not fall below two million Of dollars the pre-
sent year.
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w. g. MELLoR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND AN
w tique furnitursTuesday, April IL, at 10k O'Clock.
at Az Broadway, Grundy Houghton Msllor viii sell
above Modern and antique cabinet furniture
lest city and warranted Hotel preprete
the trade, and those about rsfurnishng will find In tho
fuch be relied upon Tho stock consists part Of
rosewood etsgsrss mirrors doors and backs
tce and plush; Turkish easy and yotaife chairs
wood beseads and match
mahogany walnut enamelled the
latest styles elegant library bookcases IN rosewood mAho
and walnut tables Of the
patterns 1t would be impossible TO qusrts
Of the stock which only appreciated by
Every facility for those who wish their
packed be stored until the first Of May. Also,
French plate pier and oval mirrors with OF
cut glass and china Also invoice Of silver plated
tea sets papier mache tables tsa &e Csta
logues the morning Of sale.
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The anthracite coal trade in the Lehigh region is not
as encouraging as was hoped for. The cold weather
checked operations for several days. and up the LIST
inst, only 90 tons had been shpped-some 5000
more than to same time last year. The Mauch Chunk
Gazette OF the 9th inst saysThe prospects of business
are by no means aattering The boatmen generally do
not seem inclined to enter into contracts on the terms
ferod by the companies Many of them remain here wait
ing for rise in the price Of freight and some it il said
have returned home with their teams With the ma vga
tion in first rate order and readiness and ability on the
part OF the miners and contractors supply coal to the
full capacity Of the canal this interruption of business is
much to be regretted" The trade in the Schuykill
region is more active. The schuylk Navigation Com
pany brought down. for the week ending on THURSDAY
q 1S5 TONS making total for the Of 70 100 tons
against ~ 54s tons to the time last year On the
Reading Railroad for the week. there has been brought
down 3IIo9 tons, making for the year 4Se S26 tons
against $40 AL tons TO the time last year The ex
cess OF coal shipped from the Schuylk region tits sea
son, thus far, the shipments of last season. is
122 tons This very WELL but there still an active
demand for coal at high prices.
The receipts from customs at the principal ports Of the
United States for the quarter ending March 81 being the
third quarter OF the first year compare with the cores
pondinR period last wear IA foliows
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Total IL vessels.

The officers Of the vessels at Hong Kong had given
several and very highly spoken Of by
the China Nail.
The Oreylawd Friend Of China Of January IL, says
Admiral Pillows twentyone gun salute, with the stars
and stripes at the main, the occasion of Commodore
Perys departure with his squadron Saturday last
for Japan in excellent taste. It of those
Occasons when national salute possessed all the ap-
pc Of gru old father belching out blessing on
his wententioned son. and wishing him in his enter
priee-GOd Speed
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NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTIOSEER, WILL SELL on
IA Tuesday April H. at 10 o'clock at 4JJ Pearl street.
the contents ofa dry goods store consisting of n and
shaws and sears full assortment of aeonet collars che
mizettes, sleeves embroidered bands lace verge aud
emboideries, together with cloths oassimeres sane
ye,tnrs, &c Terms cash
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~ called for the adoption Of the BILL and that the pre-
caution duty. The discussion Of the bill 10 liked
TRIESTE, March n, 1854
Accounts from Corfu 18th, announce that Gen. Grvas
has beaten by the Turks and fed with forty OF his
followers convent Ten Turkish villages have been
burnt instruction has taken place at Berat in Al
bania. That town has population Of about 5000.
BERLIN, March 81, 1854
The government has just prohibited the transit Of
This decision has been communicated TO all the different
States of the Zonverein.
vienna, Wednesday, March %, 1854
The insurgents have completely invested Janina The
Turks resist firmly though short Of provisions Zenos,
Mylos and Teme with 800 Greeks and four guns have
gone to Epirus 900 Aoreots under Koocotroces Pest
mensanis and Laputas gone to Patras bulletin
that 400 Turks who landed at Prevesa have
been beaten.
Advices from Athens Of the 18th say that 200 English
troops had dsembarked at Pevesa but the Pacha order
cd them to re-embark. This requires confirmation.
VIENNA Thursday, March %, 1854
Souh and the northern coast Of Eprus are entirely up
m The nsurrecton extends to Aero from the
TURIN March g. 1854
The Chamber Deputies has this morning sanctioned
the loan Of So 600 900 lire by majority OF ll3 10 49,
American Japan Fleet.
The United States squadron under Commodore Perry,
says the China Nail OF the 18th January is under mme
diste orders for Loo choo portion Of the
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DY Ell. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER - TUESDAY,
- Arril u, ls54 At the MeTehants Exchange at "

DY Ell. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER = TUESDAY,
ID Arrii II, 1855 at the Merchants Exchange at IL
o'clock NJ by order Of a Hillysr y. s. Marshal a.
at the shpyard Of J. W Griths point and nosrly
ready to be launched The vessel designed and
sructed With reference to the prominent dcultes
ccunered by all the ocean steamers that have been built
yis limited amount Of longitudinal strength and too
draught OF water This vessel 10 constructed with
tight boiler plate iron kesons connecting the dead works
lower deck running from stem to stern and
around the to be occupied by the boilers and engine
The whole work has been done in the careful and work
maulke manner Tho hull Of great strength. and the
frame diagonay cross plated with iron Her qualihca
tons for great peed and comfort consequent her
model and the security afforded by the in which she
has been built against the usual disabilities OF vessels of her
oass tdaps her for the speedy Of mails and
passengers. The dimensions are az ADMINISTRATIONS
eneth 2 ect breadth Of lean ~ feet depth, 10 feet
inches: tonnage 400 tons load draught Of water 30
feet Tie yesfe lies ~ the fhpyarj Of John Grhths
Greorrnint rear WilamsburT feeond block below the
WV WV .s.s. .AsA. ANhs- ssANS., Avn AsAAr
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ToHN L. yANDEwATBR, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
81 sell on Wednesday, April IL, at 10t o'clock, at No
Baltic street Brooklyn household furniture consisting Of
rosewood parlor suit mahogany sofas chairs tables bed
steads bureaus wnhtands mattresses three ply and In
grain carpet, ololoths, kitchen furniture, &c.
John L. yANDEwATER, AUCTToNEER-THIs DAY,
April 10 A. O'Clock A. 10 Nassau street standard
dwarf standard moss nosette tea climbing and running
roses Chinese tree peonies westeras dwarf standard
perpeuals DC, from the nursery OF g. Marc Astoria L. j.
II MoRIARTY. AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
Monday Mt lTS Chatham street. at 10 o'clock the bal
u az furniture from Saturdays sale Also good as
mt OF furniture from families leaving the city Aso
fnthr EIDE rattresses also new Durc, Sc aArEeas
.e.sA,As, @isv eivssrsEe, 4s., Nv,
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county of New York. from the LIST day Of
April to the 9Th day of April, 1854.
Men, 10o women, 49, boys 157; girls l5e Total, sos
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w s. MELLoR, AUCTIoNEER-PIANoFOR AT
auction-On Tuesday April H. at IL pollock, at 443
Broadway, Grundy Houshton Aelor will sell, without
81 and rosewood
New York makers good reputation fully
we'll worthy the Of tho those
In OF 4 instrument.
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A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.-THE VA.
IA Unable property, situate the southwest Of
Greenwich and Jay STREETS by the number 3c2
wieh street being twenty Ave feet front and rear by
eight feet deep will be sold at auction at the Merchants
Exchange Thursday, April 18TH At IL o'clock noon By
order Of the supreme Court under the direction Of Lucus
Robinson Esq., referee The streets both severed and
the rapidly increasing value Of property in the vicinity
renders this safe and desirable opportunity for invest
ment. For maps and particulars apply to ANTHONY J..
BLERCkER. Auctoneer, No. Broad street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GAS FIXTURN &C..
III at AuctionThis day at 10 o'clock the premises
the fnure Of the three story house 100 West Thr
te.nth street nesr Eighth avenusparlor bedcham
dsng and kitchen urnure fixtures carpets
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, auetioneer, store No. 81 Dey
street, corner Greonwieh.
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DERENPToRY sALE-THH TRoTIIHG HoRsk IA
il cony. On Thursday morning, Ath April, iso4, ~ y
O'Clock at the stable Cherry street above FIND ~
19 Arch street Phlsdelphia will be sold 70 sns
bidder tho we'll known trotting hsrse Tseony senevea "
be young srOtting horse s hs bb .ns
YEAR, cid perfectly sound Snd kind has esen wen win-
tered and 10 In first rate eondHos. neonye psr-
may be seen previous to sale sns sny antsrmaA
9 ph;, y applying ~ THRk Xsstcsss
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The Cathedral in Kingston, Canada, entered by
thieves the 4th inst and silver plate candlestcks,
&C. to the value Of thousand dollars stolen there
from.
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A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, AT 225 SPRING
"A street. on Tuesday April H. commencing at II o'clock
Of family declining housekeeping The furniture is bus
little used and consists Of good feather beds. bedsed
tables china, Kitchen utensils, &c.
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LBERT II. ,NICoLAY, .AUCTIoNEER.-sUPRRB
n sale OF splendid furniture bronzes and mantel glasses
Manufactured and imported by Chas A. Baudouns bong
the hnsi sale previous his retiring from business A.
NICOLAY CO. will sell Ut auction Monday, tuesday
and Wednesday, April TO- IL and H. at thu warerooms Of
ChAs Baudouips 1876 Broadway At 10 o'clock each day
his entre stock Of splendid furniture sIooko and
mantsl ornaments drawing room in rosewood and gilt IN
and library fufniture mahogany rosewood and walnut
sbAmter furniture elegant buh ebony and bois de
Bullets, bureaus de DANES Jardsneles work tables &c
elegant console table; Ae will be found in the
suit furniture an elegant lot OF furniture
ns viii be found In the above SALE also about thou
sand yards Of carpetug floors which will
10 disposed Of in lots to suit purchasers,
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mo BE sOLDBY AUCTION-ON TUESDAY, APRIL II,
ct IT. H. LEEDS co.'s store No. 8 Wall street. Irish
tabinets ladies' dresses elegant embroidered babes
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WIZ. Writer'S, AycTIoNEEsg WILL SELL THIS

Of Of sofas ste
ete chairs tables gilt frame mirrors window curtains,
eDgravings china glass and plated castors cutlery
carpets stair rods ocloth mahogany French and cottage
ing bureaus wArdrobes general
m nj Of Kitchen furniture.
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m BOYLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE-THIS
day 10th instant At 10 O'clock At the Circle Hotelr
Pearl street Broadway an the furniture in said
made Abbott mahogany fgrniturs in hair cloth he'd
seAd hair mattresses and bedding mfrors two double-
barreied guns great value bagss table, beer pumps.
three silver mounted breaks made by Seey
tables chairs liquors. &e $4,000 segars best quatisss
crockry glassware kitchen furniture large assortment
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HOUSE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE CARPETS
II Mirrors painsnss silverware 4e-Will be sold to-
without all the rich and elegant furniture in
brown stone house Ferty fifth street six doors Of
consisting of suits Of parlor furniture
ia rioh ssin broestee rosewood mahogany and walnut
elegant rosewood marble top etgere with oval mirror
doors and back richly carved rosewood marble CENTRE
side and fancy tables rosewood work tables and
stands elegant tapestry Brussels
ocloth carpetng rich brocaoe and lace curtains paint
ipns and engavngs handsome frames nne silver plated
tors salvers card receivers flower vases forks
dies &c rosewood and mahogany French bedsteads
and iron bedteads best hair mattresses rosewood
marble and washstaads gilt china toilet
elegant and mante Aments decorated china
sets china dinner set extension dining table ivory and
cutlery erockery and glassware, basement and
kitchen furniture &c. Broadway stages the door,
c. W. HOLMES, Auetioncer.
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WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL on
w Wednesday, NJ l0 o'clock, st 50l Bsesavay The fur
xssItA sassssisy .i:s.s. bar cost 900 splsndd MIR
plated trays paintings large and splendid chanae-
chairs oil cloth Brussels carpet worthy attention.
3 the above has been handsomely fitted mp.
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UCTION SALE OF MELROSE PROPERTY.
IA NEWELL CO. will sell, Tuesday, April llth, at
houss I'D lot OF lncwn lot Union street
and very convenient Terms This property
great to Of small wishing
homestead For particulars apply to z. Newell
Co, 70 Nassau street, or Mr.. Rodendock at Nelrose
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NTHoNY J. Observation-Disclosures : GUAR.
II dams sale OF Bowery property near Grand street
Anthony Bleeeker will sell 1t auction at the Morhsn
story attic brick house with brick addition
let in fee known as IA Bovery east side few doors above
Grand street. Size Of the lot Is by l0i feet Part Of the
purchase money can remain mortgage The sale will be
positive to close the estate Of the late Nathaniel Very For
terms and particulars apply to BENJAMIN H. DAY guar.
dian. As Beekman street.