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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

PHRENOLOGY Mr.. FOWLER continues bis en-.
PERTAINING Lectures in Continental Hall thsv sab
e.. on TUESDAY THURsDAY. and SATURDAY Evenings Of this
week. Seats only chilling
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CRoCKERY-Hotel and Restaurant keepers
yin ind mach sought stsr styles Table and Toilet Was
for hoes and dining saloons No. 1876 Pess fneos very
moderate aorLD 4 ZLLorr importers China, GisAs sad
EGrrhenwaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Look on this Picture. snd then on this, and On
al of tbe-. .ho~u TO-DAY Roors No Ses srosS~sy and
u.. Asf ,sch excellent PHor0SsPss were never before
seen IN this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

tAdvsrisemsnt
BLAKE's PATENT FRE-PROOP PAINT, No. llS
Pesr-st-Ses un6er bead o. Paint,
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SrABBISG AFFRAY.-John ". Smith, resident Of
ew.ROchelle, was yesterday arrested charged with
having cut and stabbed John Dolsp, Of No. Is West
Tbirieenth-st in the face and neck, causing severe
injuries. The parties were at the time lighting to-
geiher in a livery stable in Thirteenthst. Justice
Brennan held Smith to bail to answer the charge.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

BRooKLYs CITY MoRrALTY.-The total number
of deaths lsst week amounts TO g. of which 80 were
males, and 80 females OF these "a were adults, aud
80 minors. The principal causes were consumption.
fevers dIopsy and lDhamm aticns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

ARsoS.-In the case against Francis Murphy,
charged with setting Ere to his grocerystore, at the
corner Of Egh,eenih-st. aud Sevepth.sv., on the
night OF the Sd of February last, the GrandJGry
have found bill of indictment of arson In the third
degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

FATAL CAsUALrY.-A boy yesrs OF age was
Killed Saturday afternoon. by the falling upon him Of
cart body heh st upon the Sidewalk In front Of the
wheelwrigbt Of Mr. Fsimmons No. Is VinaewstcrW
The deceased the residence OF his parents No IS
frankfort st. where Inquest held upon the bedy and
verdict Of accidental death rendered. The Captain OF Pc
lice of that District that he has on several 0ee"ons re-
ported Fhnmons the Dbtrict Attorney 70, moeng
the sidewalk In front Of bis shop with bodies waee &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

DID OF BURSs-Tbe little daughter Of Pst1ick
Do,Is No n Norh Fourth g. Who badly burssi q
Fnssy By clothes taxing Ere on Tie sovs dSsA he
nishL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

A PRrzE.FIGBT yesterday noon,
Capt Dibble of tte Sixth District Police, received
information that prze.6gbt wss to take place at
O'Clock, somewhere In the vicinity of the Franklin
Hotel lear the corner Of FluthiDg and Division avs.
The principals were said to belong to the class de-
nominated rougbs-one OF them runner Of Engine
Co. l. Eastern District, and the other Of En-
gire Co. No. 10, Western District. Capt Dibble,
With Assistant Capt. Cox, and Officers Thompson,
Riley and GGyonimmedately started for toe proposed
battle field leaving word for reenforcemeDts TO follow
On arriving at the place designated, the officers
found distributed around the lots about 500 precious
yOuths, from l6 to 20 years Of age who had doubtless
come there to witness the fight, which has besn in
contemplation for several weeks, but the fact hsd
been kept quiet. The officers. who had separated,
were in hopes Of passing among them wthou, being
recog nized. One OF the spectators, however, was
heard TO say tie all up now there c,nes the big
" Captain of Police, and we may as well 60 home"
The assembage Immediately commenced to disperse,
and in short time the grounds left to the entire
possession of the police, who were unable 20 discover
the principals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

SUBURBAN BURGLARY. The proprietor Of the
houses The OF isb $, and ith co npans ths
they broken tho night Of the 8h ana shutters
glass eses doors and shelves solen. Ths news cam
down very leurey reached the Mayors office the 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

NEW CosEDY.-Mr Wsllack has in rehearsal a
new comedy entitled "ElOpements in High Life.
1t is TO be produced very soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

FouSD DEAD.-The body Of an unknown man,
about As ye.rs Of ouad Saturday Dsht upon the
ort oop the residence OF the British Consul ia Bcsy A.
ana the police station where inquest vas held upon
IL .ud the Jury rendered verdict Of Death by congestion VI
"the brIn the probable result Of intern Perance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

LEARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors 10 Gen.
sisnea atorss, Astor house. Broadway N. Z.
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RARE COLORED Pho

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made n this county cooed equal Ivory from % TO s
BEADY, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

ATTTNPrED SUICIDE Az THE CARLTON HoUsE -
A gentleman boarding at the Carlton House. on
Saturday night attempted self destruction by swat
lowing six ounces OF lsudsnum. He wss discovered
coon after taking the poison, and a physician WA
sent for. who used every effort to remove the drug
from bis stomach, and finally succeeded, but the
psiient is sill dangerously ILL., The motive which led
to the commission Of the rash attempt upon his life
was not ascertsined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

A RIOT ASrIcIPArED.-The Police OF the Fifth
District under Capt Guisch1d have been ordered
TO be at the Pennsylvania Coal Yard, at the foot OF
North Eiehthst., in the Fourteenth Ward, at 81
O'Clock, as not Is ssticipsted-the Irish having
threatened to drive off come Germans employed to
unlosd ship-osd Of coal The Captain Of the yes
sci, being unable to employ the Irishmen at whst he
considered fair wages, proceeded to New-York snd
hired Germsns TO do the work. On Saturday afternoon
the Germans were prevented from putting up
derrick 10 hoist the coal by tbs mob who were gather
ing around. The mob was dispersed by the police,
but it is Anticipated that they vii rally again this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

DISCHARGED Mr. John NJ. Downing, who WAS ar
rst.o for the money upon for 1851 81 which hs
received bv mbtate has been discharged FROM custody hay
ps AIRED that by advice OF counsel with no Illegal
iuteLt defTaud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

MISUNDERSTANDING erdsy AFTERNOON OMcer
Riley Of Sixth District Police arrested three ovsrgrsvu
ho,s named Jscbb shermsn wn Veneer end Prsneb obx
man being engaged II pitching pennies n yohaseh
smith They we're locked sp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

fAivsrs-Usnt
9hers 10 bsht sScst ta0sc eyes,
Warn rch tender has the has
Thai. ieff spor the yes skies
Wien dsy hss sars-t 70 ms'y bias.
Fora picture with perfectly natural expression
Of the eve 40 70 Eoor, No S. BrOsdvy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

A Boz STABBED By AsorHER On Saturday even
ing last littls boy named John Lsstrange, aged
years, was stabbed in the back the waist, while
walking up Ailsntc-.,. ne AZ the Of Henry By
another boy, somewhat larger than himself WHO cana
up behind The boys were strangers, although ths
Injured one thinks be has the other before. He
ran of as soon as be Inflicted the wound, which Is
about three quarters Of inch In length, and ofsuch
depth that it 10 feared 1t may prove fatal Lestrsage
wss 90 weak from the oss Of blood that he could not
describe bis Assaent any III An that he wore light
clothes. The rares Of the little boy were dressed at
a res hboriDg drug store, when be was conveyed To
the City Hospital by Officers Corvin and Osburn.
of the First d strict Police. Lssaangss parents re-
aide u Kelley galley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

The SrsDAY LAw.-Yesterday the hotsh end
porsssseass the Essssa piszst wee sssd, Tie -.
svHt De fsssf q ts as Ats eptalen & d Dsss
As6xsey q NsW-Y9gk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

MAYHEM Officer Byrne, Of the Third District Pc
Re. srr..d Roeit Browa Saturday. night the chsre
OF Di,ps of portion Of Of Patrick Csres while
saxsd 70 . hsnt. He held 70 answsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

CORosERs IsQuHsTs.-Coronef kedding beld in-
on Saturday upos the body Of shout forty
u sac appsreny ,or feet inches hish. oaad 10 tts
water foot Of secsviek upon Joha Dinon late red
den, Of No IS Columbia It, his snd By tunblns
the dock foot OF Amitys The frs, case ~ act hsns
Sea- In regard 70 the tbs Coronsrs ia csrsufe Tia
owpsr deck for leaving IN Ito rresent dsPidstsd sad
S.nseror. condition veres 10 accordance with the fsss
siet,A fsuisred Ia Doth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

SUICIDE BY HASGISG.-Mrs. John q. Avsrhill, &
native Of England, forty6ve years Of sge. committed
suicide, on Friday night, by hanging herself with
BEDFORD in the garrett Of her residence, No II Nor
folk st, When discovered, life was not extinct but
she Died soon after being cut down. 1, appears that
she had since the Let of October last, been afflicted
with severe illness consequent upon her confinement
and Der spirits had for long time been much de-
pressed. Coroner o Donnel held an inquest, on Sat-
uIday, upon the body, and the Jury rendered YER
dict Of suicide"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

DKDIcATIoS.-The dedication Of the Baptist
Church, In Harlem, takes place on wednesday, 2oth
The dedication sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
William Il. Williams, ID. d., at lOI o'clock A. N.
Also, preaching at = NJ by the Rev. Thomas Ar
mitage, ID. D., and by the Rev. Edward Lathrop,
ID ID as7i o'clock in the evening; in connection
with which services appropriate to the recognition of
the Rev. Nelson Palmer Pastor OF the Church will
take place at the new Church, corner of Fifth-sv.
and One Hundred and Twenty sixth-s'., Harlem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

RAILROAD AccIDEST.--A boy natned John Sullivan
was nouy IDjared Saturday afternoon ~ being caush
by The esicher Of locomotive on the Harlem Raost
aud thrown sssirs Of esh. A. the time of the q;
dent the lad walking upon the track The Nineteenth
Wsrd Police conveyed him the residence Of his parents In
ThiIGsv cor. Of Fouy seconds s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Ward School House No 4, in Rivington-st will be
publicly dedicated this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

The NORWICH LINZ TO BosToS.-The new steamer
Commonwealth lately put on the Norwich route to
Boston, is a model OF elegance and comfort. The
stimulus of competition nowhere displays itself mere
souspicuously than in the Sound boats One line
after another has gone ou,viens all rivals, I'LL the
expenditures on single steamers have become almost
fabulous. Thus the Commonwealth is Of the pro-
deious sze of l. 200 tuns and constructed at an ex
peIse of a quarter of million Of dollars. One won
dem how such costly steamers can be made profitable,
but undoubtedly they are go, or the Yankees would
not construct them. The special elegancles Of the
Commonwealth we cannot euumerste in detail, but
her unequaled speed her immense arched saloon fn-
isbed on either eide with spacious stateroons many
Of which contain double beds, furnished as uXuri
ou.ly az the rooms of our best hotels worthy Of
especial admir- alton. This last luxury in these float
ing palace furnishing almost the comforts of home
so far q. .leepipg apartments are concerned seems to
nut the final touch to the improvements In steamboat
travelling. Some new and elegant cars, each running
on sixteen wheels have also been added to the Ncr-
vich and Boston line of Railroad, which are quite In
a corresponding style of elegance to the socommo-
daops Of the pew boat With such an unusual effort
70 minister to the luxurious locometi0n OF the uav-
eer We do not see bow the Norwich line can fail TO
become fave rite with the travelling public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Nrw.YoRK SUNDAY ScHooL Usroy.-Ths Com.
uittee of Arrangements for the Anniversary to be
held on Tuesday, May 1855, hereby give notice
that the several schools have been assigned to meet
at the following pisces;
Bycadaay TsJenae Com mite. hs...r. Libbey P.rdee
and Levendse. Nos u.s. 10, ., "A, n, 80 81 TO- d. 81 o.
Mark, 81 Ciu,eh-commit,ee A. Ludl,m. Nos u, 49,
IS. 50, A. 46 So II, $50 1855. - .
The Rsr Dy Conss CAuych Broons Committee VIM. z.
Coot Nos q, n 81 - 20 ~. So IS IS
The Ret Dy. Hdfeis Church Bycoms corner Of hf9e-st-
Committee joseph heKeen Nos o. 49, 20 &c. II, s5, ~ 90
Bayini Tabernacle Seosd Committee, Reuben Mspes
den kos IL 90 S. 81. 81, les III. l76
The Rr Dr Smiths Chvch Of Second and Fou,
henA ,i-Comme, William h. Dodge. Nos CO. 80, u. lOs
The Ref Dr. Pa,Ie,. Chs,oh Of Fourth and -
Con ntte. Morris Nos s. 9, IS a. So a. le2. no.
l6l III, spd the ais.on School 10 Thirty fourthst
T1pftsf Church Styfecnh ElJhh az Committee
,soeiated Reformed PresbyfcriGa Church Teeay ffh 81
n.a, SCI enth he Rec M Uyig.rs-Committes, John C.
Hines No. 81 90, ltS ia. III 81 is2
BoJtist Church Of beit0rd and Downing ss-Con
mitise BAXTER Nos 10 -, ~. 81, 10. 80 80, ISL
Caird,y EGJfH ChlYch-Commi,tee, George ). Conover
Nos. II i6 2s,7i. 76. 81. lle. IN, lSi. AS ISL
The Rer d. Huiton's Church Warrington squ1ye.-Com
nittee James B. Thompson Nos n 49, 50, 81, go &c.
lie, 100.
The Exercises will commence at the places desig
mated, at O'Clock p NJ, precisely. The Annual
Meeting OF the n. Y. Sunday School Union will be
held at the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday even
ing at "A o'clock OF the 9Th of May. Speakers: The
Rev b. Sunderland, Washington City; the Rev. Mr..
Tying Phisdephiai and the Rev. DIR. Baker.
Wllismsburph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Mr.. FrLLMoRE's OPINION OF THE MAYoR.-Ex-
Preside Mt Fillmore and n. X Hall, Ex-Postmaster-
General paid the Mayor visit on Saturday, and in
the interchange of civilities the EI-President re-
marked that he had come to the greatest man Of
the age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Complaint Is made ths, many csrtmea are in the
habit Of charging more than lawful rstes now that
the busy with them is approaching. Every
body that Is imposed on in this way can 6nd redress
at the Mayors Office II they viii only remember the
cartman's number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

DEATH FROM ISHALISG CAKBoSic AciD GAs.-Cor-
orer Gamble yesterday held Al inquest upon he
bcoy Of Joseph Sylvia second mate OF ,hs seho sner
winiemoy ah Who, on Saturday morning, WAS found
desd in nis berth. 1, appears tina; he went to sleep
in TIE cabin Of the vessel with the doo- closed, snd
before morning wss saoca'ed BY the ,mpurity OF the
sir The Jury rendered e verdict Of death from
'inhsine ca-bonic scid gss." Deceased WAS ms
1--WE OF Portugal 70 wears of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

UNDER THE wxATHsR.-We noticed, on Saturday
NIGH, that Mr.. Burton was iaboring under very
severe cold 90 a. to Be scarcely able to speak. snn
he managed to get through Dromo' to the ssfifse'
,;on ~ n. largest audience Of the season Ma
Houpb IL also H. and Der part, "Adrisns,' va ven
done BY Mn. Bucklsna Mn. Housh 10 . cafe.u .as
worthy actress and is deservedy popular WIN mo
ps.rons Of this house, Q great many Of whom se
anxious 10 sstsst the estimation Of her merits oy inc
substsasial compliment Of benefit and - the osae-
ct season near q hand, they may soon have u op-
poftu1ity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

CITY MoRTALIrI-The number OF deaths ia tie
City during the pes, week, was 47s, viz: men, ~;
women, go boys, los girls, l37; precisely the nun-
Der recorded for the week previous. Incuded in the
total IS deaths in the various pubic institutions.
There ae7 deaths Of spoplexy, % Of drOpsy In the
head 10 Of bronchitis, OF congestion Of the lungs,
SO Of consumption, IS Of infsnmati IN OF the lungs
Of rgestion Of the brain Of disrrhea of dye
ertery 70 OF 'yphus fever, Of puerperL fever Il of
Inflammation Of the DO ~els, Of pIsurisy Of small
poI 81 Of commissions 'Ifartile II Of Group, 80 of
scslst fever, 10 Of wbooppg cough, 81 of m.rasnus
III fentie, y Of measles. also premature births and
80 csses Of sioorn. The foloE wing is the class6ca-
ton Of diseases: bones, joints, &c, s.; brain and
nerves. %; genersve organs, g. hesrt and blood
vessels, 70; lurgs. thros', &c, i53; skin, &c. snd
eruptive feven, So s,illborn and premature births,
49, stomach bow els and other digestive organs, 49,
uncertain seat and general fevsrs 90 urinary ogan'
8; old sge g. uni no sd, l. There were IL deaths
from violent causes during the week. The nativity
table gives $50 natives Of the United States 80 of Ire
land &c OF Germsny and of England.
HEALTH OF WAsHISGros IRvIse.-We are happy
to learn tina; Washington Irving Is fast recovering
from the serious accident which he met with last week
Oy Dtltg lLlO"n from ss morse, aIu tha1 ne IS no"
considered to be decidedly out of danger. He had
been tsiiDg his usual afternoon ride with of the
members Of neighboring family, but bis horse
proved FESTIVE that he left his comp Anion aud took
the road for home. When within about a third OF
mile OF biz house, the horse became perfce'iy
maDag eable and set of at fall speed. lie soon stun
bled and fell throwing Dir. Irving between two trees
nesr each other on the road side Mr.. lrviDgs head
struck the ground, though the force Of the blow is
supposed TO have been diminished by the contact Of
his breast with one of the trees. His forehead is
gre atty bruised and dscoored but his head is entire
ly free from pain nor does he suffer much except from
a general soreness of the muscles On Saturday he
wac able to dress himself and in few days will proba
bly, be restored TO his usual hsalth. His medical at
,eDdsnt is an eminent Homeopathic physician of this
City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
NOR SALE-The PAPER-MILL PROPERTY

at Fs;on Rensselaer, County IA this State belonging
the finn Of Bunting Foo, wi u1les dpoed Of
be sold by the fifteenth day or
sry next Jn the Msrsh-n EXCHANGE in the City Of
NewYort the direction OF the suosroer Recover
the Superior Court o. the Cry Of Newfork.
TIE property consss Of about 1 Of good md Paper
Mill wit engines End other mschnry fjr the
snuctubg Of pIinog p,per also three Dwelling Houses,
with Barn &c The property situated abou ten miles north
from Troy and about mile rom The Village Of Ptron There
plsrkI from Troy thin about aod ha miles Of
the premises rsisus will De gwen at the s,e and by the
subs rber personally inquiry a. his office No lO7 Nassau
in the City Of NewYofk There is a mo-gsgs tue
property for COO ee TO which he sale will be made
For and above the said mortgage
be paid al the time,
balance forty the delivery Of tue deed,
residue bond and rtgsse for two
years with interest cent payable yearly,
which deed will executed by the Reviewer and the parties
TO without s.-Ne V.Yot, Nov %, 1850
PHILIP J. COZANS Receiv-T No. 1O7 Nasssu-st.
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j. HovGH, Aucncpeer.
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

Nl FURNITURE at Public Auction, This DAY (Weines-
dsy) at the residence No 20 aurayst at O4 O'CLOCK
TIE sale viii be without reserve commencing In tn; Parors,
itch f nshsd with two solid frame Rosewood Suites
finely cuved ore green AID gd aud the other In carst
and broatee superior wood octavs,
With heavily carved csse solid Egere With plate glass
doors ladies' Escrtore be .uuly inad
heavy French plate Pier aud Oval Mirrors rsyl tapestry and
marble tops Sofa side and Pier Tables suPeror c1uec lon OF
Oil Paintings by well known modern att ste; as1 som. very
Sne P.nogs Porcssin beautifully Decorated CHINA vases,
r,ble anc omolu ocks essn Marble Stztusy Administer
Rugs Booksck. and Corner Ess,s Papie, mscee
and Pari, in.id IsSs. hsy lace and 0r'c''s "i0d0"
RooNs1 Extension Table exenfins u f.eti Dining
OF zoo pieces Service silver Fork, Spoons Casters
Csks baskets Savers &c two decorated Chlo. lie, sets cut
Ivory Cutlery, mahogany so,s' Caro- Tables gut
Mirrors, &C.
any De ed ha Mattresses sad Pa,.es eli gait ose~o
.pd mshospy marble top Bureaus. msbetop Wasisaads,
carved mahogany Tets Te'ss sofas Arm Chsi
h'ns Toilet oval and squre Mor' bru'ses and nsaa
C.ypes Oh Pantiogs msrbop Center SJta, Size and Pier
Tables muslin Curtains Shades &c Catalogues az the house.
". nsbs and sesi sbe HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE to
be sold prem pto,y, THURSDAY MORNING, a: tbs
residence No 10 Warren near Coesepa a. Ot o'clock
The the house nearly and OF the bst
ship opportunity Tor purchaser, consists partly,
in paro ell snd cosy rosewood Pisao Fore st ol
and oval d. rosewood Center aud oher elegantly deeoed
Tables with marble tons rosewood ttagere aod Reception
Chairs asni6cen Rosewood Suites Ia ne French
ard gold brocatee rosewood choice
OIL Psntin lace Curtains Cornces, ormou Clocks aab iter
and white marble d. Partisan and Basque figures Flower
In the Dnrg Rooms and 6edroom'-Extension Tsbes Din
Jog snd Tea China Dinner Sets Tea Sets Silver Services
richly do Cake Baskets Forks SpoonI, S,v,rs,
&c Gu, are Gobet, Decsutsrs Wines, Preserves,
6c rosewood and mahogany ercsent made bedstead',
Dressing Bufesu' Wssbstsncs corner 49, CouStsIPsoes
Pillow cued h,r mstuessss, &c; Hstrsck, hve
and fixtures, hail Chairs OiCoth Brussels Csrpsts,
mshc Chairs Rockers do. So peremp.oy aud
takes place rain or shine. Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
HENRY II. LEEDS Co. Auetiooeers.
"FNRY II LEEDS & Co will sell by Auc-

IL u =
i ron On TUESDAY, Dec 4. snd WEDNESDAY, Dsc 5,
~ IA oe oes Zach evening" tbs Gallery No. 58 brosdx
G.sy occupied by the Dusseldorf Co ection SPLENolD
COLLECTION ofOIL PAIN CNGS beng the opening sale OF
the at thi. Gsey the property Of gentleman OF thus
ev selec.d by during bis late visit TO Euroos rhey
have eser bee exhibited In this country and will DO jund on
examination equal if 2eor to COLLECTION offered tlr
sse IL this city for mary yens The Coll scHon nos7s 200
Of the hsbest class Of Pictures in rich gilt frames and contains
o,Ls "a the follow log ancient and masters viz: Aoaao
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