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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CONSPiRAT0RS-
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.


eMar,ha Washington onsPrators Including Kissane,
Cummings Cole and Chapng were arrested this morning
on requson of the Governor of Arkansas andremoved
forthwith from the city-all being heavily ironed.
The arrest of the Martha Washington cOnspirators
caused great excitement 10 day Kssane and Others who
have been stopping a, the Wanutst. House attacked
Robert shaw who was a witness against them during the
late trial beating him severely in the bar Of the ho
tel This caused much bitterness of feeling in the com
nuny
Captain Cummings wife seized Sidney Barton in the
street and threatened his life Burton drew pistol and for
this Mrs Cummings had him arrested.
The warrant under which the parties arrested,
charges them with and murder The trial will take
place near where the boat was burned
destructive fire occurred last night in Fourhst be-
tween Maine and Sycamorests Mr.. Keyerss furniture
Adjustment Messrs Meakin and Pckerings fancy stores
md Mr. Pearson periodical store were destroyed Total
hss s75oOO, which was partially covered by insurance
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE LEGISLATURE or
CAMDEN AND AMBOY


CoIrespo1dencc OF The ~ l. Tribune
TRESroS Thursday, Feb. %, 1854
In the Assembly to day Mr. Laeira called up his
luton relative to an article in TE NEw YORK TRIBUNE, Of
fcred yesterday
HLeas oegisiz print kroWa As THt NEwf rzIrUSE has
been laid desk Of members Of shh House containing certain
articles Of bcou and deamsory character sud in pat
Ds 10 them their legislative character motives q corrupt snd
ssr,lle nstsrc. Therefore
he Rstred That view the article sisk
ri ns upon intelligence Of this House and citizens IN
sensr.l and that hu sk with Indignant pride and utter
p 90 ruh and unsrounded attack the rail-
gs dodsrod brain and beneath the dignity Of Intelligent
Journalist " -.
Mir Clawson moved to lay II the table Lost u to u.s.
Mr. Holmes said NJ come Of tho members think they may
fall short Of wrapping paper he would withdraw bis amend
10 prohibit the door keeper from harborhg or do
uiing my more copies Of that paper In this House
Mr. IIancos insisted upon having tho offensive aric'"
,,sd No he had not ren H. and wanted 10 know what was
The spt-icr "a The PAPER W. no; officially before 'h'
Hose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE WEATHER, 81

On Wednesday night the wind shifted from w 3 w to
W. and during the whole Of Thursday had blown almost
gale during which about p ~, the steamship Africa,
for Liverpool sailed and doubt made Gne run during
the night
The steamship Northern Light for San Juan NcarlguaI
with 400 passengers up to the City at O'Clock having
coDnoctedatS Juan del Sud with steamship Corez bring
ing dates from San Francisco to the LIST inst making the
through time % days.
QUICK PASSAGE.
Tie clipper ship Dreadnough, from Liverpool arrived
yesterday in 10 days passage.
SAILING THE AFRICA.
The British Mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, left
Der wharf at jersey City yesterday afternoon for Liverpool
with q small number of passenger She carried fall
freight, and s65OOO in specie
ACCIDENT Al SEA.
During the gale Monday mig last the pilot boat David
Mitchell about hundred miles southeast Of Sandy Hook
shipped sea- which wished overheard VIM Bell Of Scot
land AZ snowstorm prevailing at the time, the un-
fortunate man was drowned
[By Telegraph
DREADFUL DISASTER
PHmADuPHIA, Thursday Feb %, 1854.
letter from the Breakwster received at the Exchange.
states that the storm Of Monday night the severes
ever known, and accompanied with terrific thunder
and lightning
Tie beach Is sirewsd With wrecks Thirteen vessels ara
ashore within view of the Breakwater among them the
following schooners
The j. Vail Minerva Of Fall River NJ NJ Kotts, coal
laden for New York Rachel Jane, with corn for New
York james Maui with corn one Of the crew frozen TO
death Charles Parker with wood two Of the per-
ished in the rigging the Charles Moore, Mary Parker.
Gen Scott Bronter cotton laden the Corneia Of Fan
River and two others names not known
We have 10 report from outside the Cape One Of the
Of the schooner Sussexslso ashorepershed after
reaching the land.
Several vessels in hsrbor disnasted, among
them the schooner Mary Jane, and hermaphodie brig
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LETTER FROM CAPT. WATKINS.
NKw.YoRK, Wednesday, Feb. %.

NEw.YoRK "Wednesday, Feb. q. 1854
MEssRs ZEREeA g. Co--Dear Sfrss ayel Of the
earliest opportunity afforded since my return from Liver
pool 70 return to you my hes thankz Tor the assistance
given BY YOUR ship Antarctic 10 the San Francisco
and her unfortunate passengers the occasion Of her
wreck and also for the gres, kindness extended by Capt
Slouter and bis officers TO every individual rescued BY
him while they continued board of his ship He was
unweared in bis eSerons for their comfort ana dd eve
thing that uosy could be done under the circumstances
10 their Welfare and he well the Captains
Of The Three Bells and Kby engaged in the rescue se
motives Of humanity only and without the sLgnte.I wa
or hope Of respng any personal nom a.
lions am happy learn that the Governmn hs Thrs
IA Kiln and a. The seryices the Antarctic ana
Ter officers and crew were equally az ardaous ana e1cs
cious as those OF the Others trust ths ne' WI"
N'' remain, Dear Sis rs'p's'f1Jsyd Inns WATKINS
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW.
Jersey

TRENTON, Thursday, Feb. o. 1854.
The last hopes OF the special banks for charter were
cut of to day the Senate by amending the Bank bill
as TO make it of no avail
The House passed concurrent resolution to adjourn
on the Sd OF March.
bin providing sinking fund of $4,000 the FIRST year
and 10000 additional every wear thereafter for the pur
chase of the works of the Camden and Amboy Railroad
al the expiration of their charter ordered TO third
reading in the House without opposition.
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERiCA-THE WEATHER
IN BOSTON.

BUsfDNI IuuTtuHyi IVU =, ~.
Owing 10 the Tide not serving the steamship America
u. not sail till "a clock this afternoon She takes o1t
h.neen passengers. No specie. ,
Il k showing here and Ia very cold strong north
wet wind prevails
s-The America did no. leave the har5or tiIl 4
teock
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SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. %, 1854.
We have no mail south of Washington this morning.
Travel is resumed with the usual regularity on all The
railroads out Of This city
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SOUTHERN ITEMS

~ BALTINOfE IbuTld8y, ROD. -, Io)i,
New Orleans papers Of Friday are At hand.
me North Caroline Wing Convention DOrnin Alfred
Ds.ssery for Governor
cl~ strike among The miners 10 the Cambsdani
-ietDns still continue and many nsfs arc ie8yn2
We coal reggns Tie Goa. trade lat week 1m1s1icd
my to 2c90 tuas
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THE WEATHER AT BOSTON.

BOsTOg, Thursday, Feb. ., Iej4.
From IL A. NJ till p NJ. today, we experienced one OF
the mos violent tempess of and wind that have
had this winter Since O'Clock the weather has cleared
up and it is now 10 o'clock intensely cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

NV 7VHLhAN'l " ttIItstIH!i tU =, Ir'f
The steamer Daniel Webster for San JUAN and the FL
Dorado for Aspinwal sailed 10 day. As yet haveno
notice of the approach of the steamers due here with
California neWs 20 the lst inst.
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BURGLARY AND MURDER.

SfRACUsE, Thursday, FeD. u I5JT.
The house of Alfred TIler, OF Onondaga West was en-
tered this morning and while Mr.. 1iIler was gone out to
obtain be to secure the thieves his wife was shot dead
md sloo IN cash carried off, discharged hired man Is
spected as the guilty patty. and the police are 10 quest
ehim violent storm raging all night which aided
De plans Of the burglars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
MISSOURI COMPROMISE MEETING Az ROME

hoHE, w ednes1ay, feD -, 1901
At the call of nearly for thousand of tie citizens With
out distinction of party OF Oneida County meeting
held here TO day to protest against the passage OF
Douglass Nebraska bill. temporary organization was
effected by tho choice Of John d. Miller Esq Chairman
and Sidney Henshaw, seoTetaries
committee permanent officers reported fO' Pres
dent the Hon joins KEox with eight Vice Presidents,
and A. Ii GREENE and l. CAss, Secretaries
Letters were read from Judge Savage. the Hon f. A.
Wetmore, the Hon. Timothy jenkins, and many others
The resolutions which passed unanimously, de-
the Nebraska bill utterly uncaled for and VIC
etion of solemn compact They declare thai the people
Of the North willing 70 abide By the Compromises of
the Constitution but if the present bill passed it will be
the ruins of pghted fGi.h and will create determined
hostility TO Slavery which will not be sppenssd until the
last limits of the Constitutional power have been exaSted
Cor its overthrow.
The last resolution express the thanks OF the meeting
10 Col Benton Gen Houston, Hon o. b. MGtteson, mem
Der Of Congress from this DISTRICT and several others for
their position on the question.
The resolutions were discussed with much spirit by
era of the leading gentlemen OF the County, and were
passed by reclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

Tur PRoHrsrronr BnL PAssEDaMr. Cochrsas ball
lHi ~ Woase Of Delegates Saturday under tho
.e ~ he preyious question BY vote Of % in tina
,s,,e 70 Qa In the negative In view Of the trenen-
SoTs Iausnee brougt to bear against the friends Of this
great reform At Annapolis the above vote was one wen
oJghopt the state. ban. ChPPsf, T'h
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MICHIGAN FREE-sOIL CONVENTION.

Jackson, Mich Wednesday Feb %, 1854.
The Free Soil State Convention have nominated II h
Bingham as their candidate for Governor Nathan Pierce
fox Lieut. Governor, and full ticket
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sNOW-srORM IN THE EAST.

PORTLAND, Thursday, Feb. 81 ls5l.
A tremendous snow storm has prevailed here today
and has greatly drfied No train from Boston has got
through up 10 clock T. NJ.
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THE BLACK WARRIOR.

~ NOZZLE, Tuesday FEB. a. 1883
iht sieamer Black Warrior viii sail hence iOr New
iork via Havana, on Saturday nSxi.
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STEAMER SATELLITE

CHARLEsTOS. Wednesday, Feb. p, 1884.
The steamer Satellite from New FORK Tor Mobile, pat
in here to day short Of coal.
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THE WEATHER AT ALBANY

ALBANi, Thursday, Feb. %, Is5I
The weather here very cold last night with high
wind and slight Aurries To day t is bright and
cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT CONCORD, N II.

CoSco2D, y. H., lay, Feb 90. 1854.
The violent snow storm to day detained many Of tho
trains with prominent politicians who expected to per
ticpae in the AMI Nebraska Meeting announced to be
holden in the Depa: Hall From this cause Mr. Bell the
Wing candidate eT Governor who expected to speak
was absent But very few Democrats participated in tue
meeting, though mary of them signed the call Most Of
the leading Democrats deny that thu Nebraska bill an
issue in the coming election. From COO to 900 persons
present the meeting. Henry A. Bellows, Of Con
cord presided.
CHARLES S. LOVE-, son Of Mayor Lowe, Mr.. Tuck, and
others addressed the meeting calling upon he sons Of
New Hampshre 10 tell the Infatuated men at Washington
that they are free themseves and in favor OF freedom for
ehers That they oppose tho measure because if is car
red slaves will be taken to Nebraska which is intended to
lie The nucleus Of future slave States sc series OF
strong resolutions agains: the project wtre offered and
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

Darn ~ Mn. PowslLL.-MOsss Pownai, Esq, late
Wig candidate for Canal Commissioner died al as resi
dcnco In Lancaster County on Saturday evening the 18th
init Mr. Pownau an excellent man aud much
e,eftned by all who knew him. and bis death Is much re
gro;led IN Lancaster County where be ". best appTee
istssey. tPsas iiainNry.
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DOINGs N TIE LEGLSLATCRE.
From OR Own Reporter.

From OR Own Reporter
SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. ., 1854.
TIE CONTESTED STATS.
The Committee Elections to whom was referred the
petitions and papers of ADAM STORING Hard claiming
the seat belonging to the NlXth Senatorial District
occupied by Mr. BLAKELEY iWhig made majority re-
port against the claim of hr STORING The Committee
say that although Mr. s. offers to adduce sufficient proof
that the votes cast for Adam IL Storing clearly in
tended for him that there wes in the District at
the time who signed his Adam g. Storing, &c &c,
vet they do feel authorized TO go behind the ballot
boI-tO look beyond the fact 1t would be establishing
dangerous precedent-a precedent that would render void
much that good now connected with The elective fran
chise
MIR T. CLARK (sofj remarked that a. q member of the
Committee he dsented in toto from the conclusions of
the majority To his mind many of the arguments of the
majority very extraordinary and extremely unten-
able Thinking thus he moved the report to the table, in
order that he might have time to the arguments
of the ma jorty.
This motion prevailed.
FIRE INSURANCE CoNPANIEs.
a favorable report made the bill lately pub
lshed in The TRIBUNE, amending the General Fire In
euTance Law.
Afr LANSING on motion introduced the following:
An act to sahCzs sr5sin oaees to Snirfer oAth' and
SECTION authorized By the am sni sixth sections
Of CHAPTER three Part seeerd o. the s-.ss to axe tne
cOr; Ct TIE Uni.ed states sgPSasSd 70 @ Sa Seg Po
any peron or peops desire make such oath arma
any .dGyit Animation made before any saca oee
m chapter respect the proof snd Of deed
estate be read IN oseae and shall Be as good
Nv oeer Authorized 70 administer oahs reading this
~ 70 br1Ss 70 saeh or non shall be re qred
SIZE ? This sets shall lake effect rnetisiely
THE BRIBERY ELECTION RESOLUTIONS.
These resolutions were taken up in Committee OF the
Whole but the Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee
pressing an intention OF bringing in substitute progress
was Immediately reported
kINGs COUNTY
Mr. EUTcHIss introduced bill providing for an addi
tioual Deputy Clerk in Kings County.
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A LDl1T H. NICOLAY, AUCrToNrRR-oRrArA AND
yetvs sale q three h1ndrsd beautiful budins iots
"a :ss T::
hirS Isssth I:h si.sA s.d sevs.M avss.ss siss. W.
8. ISs:s :: r::.s.s ssd ws :ssSss ;.
1s1i Ss.. very s. a.
81 & .sss 4s:s .s:s ~ 81
4: :::s T.:
~. ~ q. :: ; -. ;A q
ssiis New Yo.E bay. h i is:s i. ssd PIE
sssssass ss:.sF{ .na .. OILY
ssd sss az s:.s q .1
sd 4. ', SS. &, a inter e: g:
8 :s;Is ,: !s:.:s s.:s; - s:.s.s :s::I
: y J: siss :v ~ e . :r :: S e
s Futon. 6sA: ~. s' 'sI
that srs Il sSsssn Hn esssy
u. n <: 1s
saisy ne watsr which 4 ofths purest Had q unsus
e: e sss xS;:s Z q.
@. e = ss With and e verify q the asseatsn q I'll
fsr also directed this sale a. Ill Sss
provesAts that eontsnpisiion The sale viii Be De-
is'' A. #. .ns
ossdssy liberal seventy par cent esa rsmsia on bond
cent The si property 5. .o
kree 80 clear from all encumbrances and
HsIR H. r.. sf fs sD "
No. Broad street. New York
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HENRY 3; LEEDS, ACcTIoNIER-BYH z; B. LEEDS
.sS as !. &.
ke.r' Paine: AIN D.ishs E. s corner Maiden
sss sssel :sg..S .sd ss.sy s.s;y s:.astSs
s.s =: :,s:s ::i,;s SsSss :::::.: y
set and unsss 'tsIlns dly:l ware plated gold and 4.
p =: e. ::
quality and imported without regard 70 cost for the best
Ri
ys S'ol 1.a i':s e
:.S -
!srssiss si sss = ths h.s.s ana unarp:s.ed
S..t coin sad .snf diver ds.sa Ana vo.lns.
: : . sss - 1
:, Fs:s variety q other :ss,sss Il aavss Cola
.ss
DscsSridss, Jchs:on Bsreiss Irssss 1ssiH vseSsrc.
.S ass Il :: .s
pearls sporting seconds and other desirable
ssSs ssz * sHd Ss:s
.Hs e
|. ESrsIs saa e The nshs1 .sssa' sl.s ys.issyos
beads anulets ini stands lslla summer
scis: 81 sSis sS sod iaxssy x sssry e.
ssrpspn. 81 ths sa1 ssl1 q ssty psls hodsra style
m
.Svsasss:s.s oPporsssi e ssp!ayi:. sAs.ssvss
s S v;s :ss
Az s:s' s ::
Of Nay. With catslosuea deposit VII b rsqsirsd IN :.
q: 81 81
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"A. n. NrC0LAY,
\. SErTZENICH,
w. n. BRkWSTEe.

"A sii ps.1ias q che most recherche eisss a; Nc
clay Oss ~ an ~ auction On Inursoa! nH
shs SeS1vnA Insisuss No. $50 Broadway Unique lQsl
IAN ~ ~ recherche class ase
~ e1eslsns e tks Belgian school Among this exqs
SITE se1ss16sn Vim - found Holy Family ~ ucan one
vsissi = 8 70 very Altar piece senssiT:s
Ih ~ us salsst pisces Of Scripture painsing
s1S vsc ssr nssy sss, si y ssSiss
la.dssase ssA e9.rss y behs% p!sss = the Ss@i n
es pisee 81 Bisaa, LendssApes sad rntesors ~ LAmo.
linfsss, YA Dxyhss. nsslS DlssEiet Let Tohsg!sy'
Vas 5svssss Csrss es1 sthsrs TIE sieve srsf detail.
psstivSIy saa vsslsasiy oasss1 n sscS Az
sNa 3 s!N1z1McM,
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NxCURsYONs.

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS - THE
~ steamer LAURA KNAPP; Capt. Anderson, IA leave
Fvanthn sfvst forth river ~ o'cook Amos street ~
Ih sprs stsss ~ IN Peek alp East rvss At Bress
street, ateA; Pisr No. North river, st o'clock.
INCLUSION TO COMFY IsLANp--THE rEw AMP
A. splss did atsamer NORWALK, Captain A Htchc sct
v make three excursions daily 70 CoAey lsana fol
lovs-Issve New York foet 81 spring street avs n,
Gessy Isissa a. " asss ~ M. 1dns - rert
is.A ana back V New Tsrh, ssass, Nc hsn Prss ser
cbuayen.
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i TB11f n NIC0LAY, AucTroNfHR.-aRHAf SALE
a 4 ~ hs.sss y,fons her.sss pe.ss.' 1s- In.
lively. wisSsss ressrve, 70 close Tie esaesr.-A b. M
seiaE O. vm cen - sussien. on Wednesday, June 4
ComIssl. - 1esFth avsnns between Twenty third and
harness ks H. With the brick stable and eass Of lot 36
Ieyr n.s.iaosss hey ssrrisss bore II hands
eld;i Ans tAy horse 10 hands high old; elegant
bay mare sk ha.ds high yesrs old three express va
r2h 5hstsa has BEE. Sssd BIT f'E the:
blankses Sobs sfAts Axturss ks Also the bsk stehls
- Ne - reerA avsnrs With ne sase q re
= sksss vishns V by On: earrses hess:: -
A. III. NNC0LAY,
r. SEITZENICH,t
w. n. BREWSTER.
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- ont public place, between Rifsy -nialh ana l0sA
streets sad the Ish saA Eighth avsuss = che city
York. Central Park. To al mcrgAgees lssssss,
escspant: ssd ether psrsSss 10 az
lands and premises mentioned any part thsrso
retce hereby given tA;t yca Are Required y sHe.r r..
above entitled p!csseSins - shslr sMss 10 Pssdway
the Metropolitan Rank ~ III s'sesh A ~,
ssdsys sIcspssd) prior 70 the fsth Ssg 81 Jur
Sszt 70 produce the evidssces Of ycur % iAtses
tied ntssss.d sfersssia shall noA - ssstaas
fully known, the Will ~ psDeY4>S
Shs suprsas Court besssing 70 30.
ina the desire cossummat this great pvovsnsnH and
prp. " son and Due rss..a r T. rshss ss later
ee aneossd isqnesssa As AL passtAs noss
Their notice will be issnsd ROBE At DILLON
N.B-An paper pvbishsd u the city OF New York
requested TO publish me Aoties pnt ths 1h day
lvith smdsy o. the once Of the Counsel 70
seedings.
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LBBR1 n. Nc0LAY.. AUcIIoNExs-cnn
sssslss Ssy S..s "a ?, ,c ;lcsn e No
vsivet ts0eo1Sy Brussls Ingram and thrsspy eaepses
HahsGaay SsSseaAs, bursaus washst ehazv ssfss
IrcssnG Sursass and hair sssesf
SeSs tosetksr With lags assortnsnt 81 hthsn utsn-
siis WIN which ~ sale Will senmenss ~vcc,.v
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ITENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II LEEDS
IL &CO.Tuesday, June 1S At l0k O'clock at the resi-

IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY II II LEEDS
II &COTuesday, June !3 at l0k O'Clock, 1T the resi-
dencs No: 3Gramercy Park. west side between TWEEN
tpropsty Of leaving for EuropeJ eons:tin
furniture silk push stegsre cen
tire tables elegant chande and brackets In
arble and reception chairs mahossny
noH ssD.es soss cnsr: arm az SIDE
eoloths, DO. Bedrooms,,Mahosany and bla * walnut
eoochc; %.ttsss.ss pslssss and other bedroom furn
wine all expressly selected the USE
highest order, VS. choice south side Madeira Bement
sasihurp 1871 old Br;b s is22 old ass.ry: Imported
other very superior Madsras Also large choice
shey hook &eevsry bottle purchased expressly for the
Of the owner.
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TTrNRY n LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER-BY II. r. LEEDS
n kCo..wsS,ssasy sad Thursdsy' ysas Y aas - :
between Delaney aad Riysgss. st;s:ts By. order o.
q isass sssaesr s sss balance s q arg ss
sold from pfsyieSs sale. ssnssting efStovss-A ass:
Description rsDEes grstss furnssss and dctehovsn e
gstbsr with great vsssty o. GO uesna az nads
psntess cfavs planes bits Aad braces
hes hAtehets hammers cAsels edsss nAs screw
drivers ulsts se alse gardeaire srd ether
shoves hoes, rakes spadss pttchferk1 trov Ella vice
CiocksA lar asscrtnsnt Of psrlsr once and iisehsn
c1ocks mahogany and papsr ache pearl tnatd Gases
every size AID descripttcn and ell Il! nr rese order
Briannis Wars-Tsa sste casters seis frudt na.kess
q PAPER nsshs jep..ssd srss s.s sss cad
dies table End pocket cutlery water cutlery wase
ssse slsthss horses meat safes beksts pans hstsss
oii cans chains, voe6waxs. 10.
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n $. HoUGH, .AUCTIoNEER- DAVID HoUaH. yR.,

n s. HOUGH, AUCTIoNEER- DAVID HoUGH, JR,
H. 6 suG mi made 20 order since
At auction, to morrow Nv At half past ten o.
clock at the splendid private residence Fourth avenue
finely carved s1ss and double srtss
pianoforte, sweetest tone and fully
easy and sewing chairs covered In satin and gold broe
corner stands eaboratey carved eteger with glass doors
.ts.ds bureaus sofas side centre card and
dining extension tables chairs rockers quartette
suitable for parlors d. smaller sise for ohambsrs
and dsy bropss u.sri insid and ssbstSr
clocks fine sngrsvings oil paintings China bisqus aud
PAran marble stAtuary and other pArlor decora
tions selected by an eminent artist richly painted and
plain China dinner and tea sets cut tumblers bottles
Rschsr' c.'toi cake Sssies SAVERS spoons forks: A.
owners expectations. Carts viii DO in attendance, and
conveniences Afforded for packing and shipping II desired
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n D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER, (sToRE $40 BROAD
~. wsy>,This Day Iue:dayl June Is At 10 A. T., st
close estate Consisting Of Wilton tapestry bor
ss.Ds AID sdsnss carpets piano sad table covers very
mortgage sale Of carpstings oilcoths &c. tho store
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REMOVALS.

mr. RABINHAU, WISHES REsPEcrrULLY TO IN
- form those fAmilie: who have heretofors desired b
professional services that he has removed from - spsnard
street to No Ill Spring street. the S. Nicholas Hotel
and Prescott House. g#fF tl 1szsaN