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WY &. MEIIoR, AUCTlONEER-BY HoUCHT0N 4
W MELLON tn-moroM. IhnIadAY. nj lnLa o,cock.

VIZ 6. MII0R, AUCTl0NEER-BY HoUCHT0N 4
w MELLON, tomorrow, Thursday, at loh O'Clock,
the sale room ll3 Nassau street, elegant and costly
hrs class cabinet furniture removed for convenience OF
shie. Also, rosewood pianoortes mirrors, oil paint
ings &c. Those in want of good furniture rely upon
its giving satisfaction and represented Hotel pro
pr.ots tina trade, country merchants aud those about
reiurnishing III lind II To their advantage to attend this
sale Tho stock consists in part Of richly carved rose
wood paror furniture suit, covered In tho finest
atn brocatcIc plush and hair cloth; mahogany carved
etegeres with mirror coor. and backs wardrobcs plate
glass doors parlUr lined with satin wood and
richly carved ladies' cabinets rosewood and ,osany
marblc-top centre and pier Tables sofas
diyars and ottonan- vosiro easy aud rocking chairs
sfeDdidly sol and hail staods all
chsrs, rosewood, OAK and mahogany -xtsnsioa dining
tables, dining chairs In morocco and pn,o side
hos rs br,ry and feCretary bookcasca, library tables
card do rosewood and oak reception c rn styles
and designs gothic sewing chairs carved ros.sood AMI
mahogany bedstcads mHru top dressing bereaus, wash
stands and couIno los 70 match painted and enameed
chamber suites with aud without marb. tops; rush,
willow, cane and upholstered seat cottage chairs, pure
horse hair mattresses. &c. Also lot Of second hand
furniture. Every facility for packing for out Of town
buyers.
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A uCrIuN SoTlCE.-H. WILSON, ACCTI0NEER.-
IA Rich rosewood and Mahogany furntture.-Thnrs
cay morning at IL o'clock the contents OF the house No
WIZ ch tapestry paror carpets in excellen. order
rugs, rosewood parlor suits in stin brocade, very
richly carved magnificent carved rosewood centre and
side tables, black anut extension table, tea do card do
solid rosewood bedsteads, mahogany French do;
wood and mahogany bureaus, washstsnd, toilet SETS
sofas mahogany and chairs, oval and pier glasses
oil paintings. ingrin carpets, ocIoths rich AM costly
window shades eight day clocks hair mattresses, BEDS
bos ers, sheets pillows, woosn blankets table
costly china vases, china dinner and tea sets ivory cut
lery cut glass ware tumblers gobets decaners silver
ware spoons forks casto-s tea service with solid silver
mountiDgs; Parian and bisqne figures, kitchen fnrni
ture &c the whcle is in the best OF order aud will I've
sold without any reservation deposit required from
all purchasers.
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CBERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF WAIT OF
- execution 10 directed and delivered, will expose
for sale at vestibue OF the City Hail. In the city OF
New York. the th day Of March, 1885, AT IL o'clock
AZ noon, all the right title and intsres. OF the attng
Observatory Association, which they had on the tn LAY
Of October 1854 aly time thereafter. Of in and TO
certain lease uine years aud nine months from May
l. 1852 at rent Of 81, l0D, thousand PEI Im,
payable quarterly. The following IL the described pro-
situate lying and being in the city OF New YORK, de-
scfibed As f0low vizBegnping ON the norhetly side
of Forty street dsaot two hundr ID and thirty
four feet eestery from the northeast OF Forty
second street and sixth running thence eastery
along affect twenty six feet thence 1rth-
ery line parallel with the Sixth avenue, one hun
bred feet ami i've uche to the centre line OF the block
and equili between and Forty third
streets thence tery and parallel with Forty second
street twentysx t.et, thence southerly ami parallel
with Sixth hundred feet and i've inches TO
said northery side OF Forty second street. the point
2ace OF beginning And also all those three lots, pieces
OF paree Of ground which taken together ara described
as isuows v!k.-Beginnpg en- the southerly side OF
Forty third street distant hundred AMI eight feet
sasterly FROM the soutoeastery OF Forty third
street ana with avenue, r1npng then;e eastery along
the SAID outhgly SIDE OF sad street seventy esh, feet
thence south.r, ami parable! with said sixth avenue
one hundred eet snd five inches - the csntre oe OF
Forty-,hird streets, thencs westerly the sad centre
line sevntY es ht feet thence nortney to said southe
line Of Forty third street hundred feet and Ave
inches, 10 the point place o. beginning. Also, the
large and cost, build ng thereon the Lttting
Observatory. Also ne large Drummond light erected
In the top OF sai observatory Aso large quantity Of
barroom and saloon fixtures in the lower part of the
observatory. JOHN 0RSER, sheriff.
TII0S cARI.IN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated January 30, 1850.
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AsorHEn MArL RoBBxn ARRESTED IL CosNEoTI

ANOTHER NAIL RoBBER ARRESTED IN CossEcTI.
Sur--On Saturday evening, b. .. Bascom, the ticket
agent at Wmantic, Of the New London, Willimantic
Palmer Railroad Company arrested Tor robbng the
United States mails James Holbreok, Esq the special
agent of the Post Office Department has been actively
engaged assisted by the Postmasters OF Hartford and
Norwich, in the investigation of the cause Of various
losses which have occurred this ronte and on Satur
day succeeded in detecting their author, and found
mail hey the person Of the robber, also certain bank
bills which known to have been in the mail which
left Hartford by the 12A0 Pm. train for Providence
Great credit due Mr. Holbrook for his uuring vig
lance--he has devoted himself to this matter for the
week past and the last day of the week crowned his
efforts with entire The robber brought to
Hartford by the evening train from Wlim anc, in Gus
tody OF Mr.. Bacon United States Marshal for this dis
tricf ard committed jail The robber had used great
csut puTlpning the money but the agent too
cannn for him. Any WHO expects 10 get living
by pferng from tho mail bags is advises TO to some
part Of the country whore Hobrook cannot get his
ack..-Hcrifcrd CourdRt Jan. o.
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EuRK DEPARTMENT IL HEREBY GIVES,
pursuant 10 the statutes Of ths State Of New York
IN such made AM provided that applicat.u vii
h. made Ia the Legislature at is present session for
the passage Of Law 70 the fund u the Fire
partnent n and d the city % Nss York 70 ban.
dred and atty thousand dollars.
New York, Jan. 10, 1855.
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VIZ 8. NETIOR, AucTI0NEEa-BY H0uGHTON &
w MEIlOR this day, Wednesday, at 10ls o'clock,
Of Broadway and Walker street; furs, sleigh
robes, a. The entire stock Of custom made furs
tscured expressly by Mr. Herzey, and will be positive
ly sold. Catalogues the morning OF sale, viz real
sable, stone marion, mink, fitch crmne chnchlla,
mountain marton, &c. togetb With sleigh robes, foot
muTs gloves and other fancy furs. LADIES' and gsnte
moare requested to examine the goods TO sale
and they assured that every lot viii b. sold
the store must be vacated February LIST. Depo;s re-
uuired from all purchasers
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Cevaer wko and bis pursuit OF Miss Gamble, who had
prom sed to marry hm--the Chevaer's imprisonment,
and the book he has issued giving elaborate account
of his ''scrape' the pcrs of love- is decidedly the
richest and rscest treat in the way of literature for
the winter months. Thousands devouring II with
reli,h. Have you read WikonPs Courtshp! IL now the
current inquiry Can at your booksellers and procure
q copy-you will regret IT, Price, in paper, 81;
neat cloth ~ %,
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THIS AFTERNOON AT 81 O'cL )CK, WILL SELL
i 10000 seggrs, OF various brands, in lots 10 suit
purchasrs.-TtNIs M0RRELL, auctioneer To NOR
row Tburrday at l0li O'Clock. rich and plain furni.
ture, china tea cts oil paintings and rrors Mt No
3Oi Broadway corner OF Duane street. Tuns Morrell
auctiopeer viii sell TO the highest bddera stock Of rich
and plain turs OF rosewood black walnut oak aud
mahogany, for parlors, chambers halls and dining
rooms, al! custom made ard worthy the attention Of
dealers and private cutomers. Packing premises at
moderate charges. For particulars see catalogue
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HyM. Writers, AuCnONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at 1913 O'Clock, at 1871 Canal street, tn gen.
tsel parlor chamber and kitchen furniture Of family
breaking up housekeeping consisting Of handsome Ia.
pastry, three ply othr carpets olcoth, hall and
table lamps sofas, rocking and other chsis, centre,
dining and tea tables bookcases, French plate glasses
paintings plated, glass and chnawarc cutlery marble
top DIRE ssinS bureaus wahstinds toilet sets ward
robes, re nch and cottage bedsteads, hair mattresses
feather bodt, blankets spreads kitchen furniture, AMI
cooking and other stoves.
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" COLT0S, AUCfI0NEER AUCTION SALE OF
cabinet furniture, rosewood panofortes carpets,
ocloths mirrors plated ware Sc.-F. Cotton will se
this day, "wednesday Jan 81 at 1919 O'Clock. al the
auction room, No. SO Beekman street large asscrt
mcDt OF and second hand furniture Of every de-
scrpiion, comprising sofas, tete tetes, lounges and
lounge beds rosewood and mahogany centre side and
card tables mahogany black walnut and oak extension
tables; black walnut tea and timing tables mahogany
and oak etegere, black walnut and mahogany corner
stands, fancy tables, mahogany rockers rosewood and
mahogany French bedsteads, hair mattresses paiases
engraving bookcases and secretaries cottage bedeais
book racks, curtains and cornces mahogany and black
walnut dressing bureaus with marble tops washstands
fo mahogany spring seat chairs chairs and piano
stools plated castors do forks and spoons, oil paint
ings, nc.
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P,anos, at greatly Reduced Prices -Supe

Pianos, at greatly Reduced Prices Superior
toned 61s octave pianos for $175 $500, and 1925 in
terror as good as those which cost $500 Pianos OF
every variety Of STYLE comprising those Of ten different
manufactures among them T. Gilbert Co.'s premium
eoleAn pianos, and Horace Waters modern improved
pianos second hand pianos, at great bargains, prices
from $40 to $3.50. Pianos to rent. Melodeons of all
varieties, from five different manufactures, including
the well known 8. d. Il W. Smiths melodeons, the
best make in the United States uned the equal tenn
perment3 all at extremely low prices
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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II ENRY II LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER.- II. II. LEEDS
IL 4 Co.. Tuesday aud Wednesday, Jan. 30 and 81, at
IA O'Clock, each evening, at galleries. form rig
cupi-d by the old Dusseldorf collection, bss Broadway
superb sale OF first class paintings, consisting OF about
200 pictures nearly all In rich frames OF snicn
by the following celebrated artstsIons Lang, Rem
nsy, Post, Clifford, Paul poten, Tenners, Ehrringr
Doughty, Berghen, Zant, Wilson Van osage, Hsrrlng,
Jaspers Watteau Aetzger large assortment OF valua
bic paintings, copper, by the most celebrated artists
also glass also by Ermeis, Herbana, Eanderyede,
John Booth, Del Sarto, Da yinc and others. Alao,
large lot OF enyravings, with water colorz &C. Sale
without reserve aud be examined two days before
the sale.
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be ocne IN reference TO repairing H. At Seal Cve the
new brig VIM Heath lying at an .hor was thought to be
IN great danger an attempt made board her
m hauling round point the )oat by the gale
upset and bottom upwards driven TO sea- The brig,
however ontrode the Storm and the boat overaken
nst as u was driving upon the breakers at linkers Is
ana ana saved The storm of Monday though very Sc
we're, iii but very little damage SO far 40 heard from
Brig Ceyon, Capt. Coffin. from Ne Brunswick
Nova Scotia port. for New YORK. with potatoes to
anchor at Long Island, Thursday afternoon The next
day al the gale increased prev going ashore she
cut asay both masts. The captain will make sale OF
the sargo where il is-Eilslcorth Herald, Jan. %.
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On Saturday, January %, AT her residence, No 2i5
Court street, Brooklyn, NJ T., the wife oil btp AkN-
STRONG STostY, OF son.
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TIN ANNJ Al Sofhul Or IEr LORENZO n sHEp
u srd Saard wiz tsie place ne Apollo rooms, o
broadway, on Friday evening February "a, 1850
Tickets two dollars.
WASHINGTON EIYER. cbalrmsn
kAILllA LA<kB, ossalssy,
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A uCrION NOTICE -TIIos. BELL, AUcTI0NEER.-
n BY Bell 4 Bush this day at i0Is o'clock, In the
saesrooms, 81 Centre street Variety -aefurniture,
drygoods clothing and articles deposited coll
lateral Guns iewelry, quantity Of gents and ladies'
clothing satin yestngs, &C. Extensive sale Of furni-
furp. Thursday as above.
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N 5. H0U5 AUCrI0SEER AUCTION SALE OF
IL. rich ami costly rosewood and mahoga any furni-
ture.--D. 81 HouGH win sell this day "Wednesday
morning at 0 o'clock the contents OF the large four
story honse 10 Warren street. consisting of richly carved
rosesood panoforte, superior instrument, made by
Chckerng; rosewood and mahogany parlor suits in
tin brocade rosewood ceatre tables ottoman as
and lace curtains, elegant parlor and bedroom window
shades, magnificent English tapestry and velvet carpets
oicloths, massive mahogany and black walnut
sion tables, eight and ten feet dining and ea tables
few choice oil paintings and steel plate engraving
chairs tables work tables rockers elegant china
and mante ornaments, twenty day nlad aud bronze
clocks china dinner and tea sets, rich cut glassware
crockery ivory cutlery sverware tea service SAVERS
and cake baskets, with solid silver mountngs. spoons
forks, casters, a. The whole IL in the best order and
comprises verything necessary to well furnished
house. Sale positive, without regard to weather.
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EpwARp sCHENCk, AUCnONEER. -FnwA ARD

EDwARD SCHENck, AUCT0NEER. DwARD
~ scHENCK will sell at auction hs day a. II O'Clock
at bis sales room, 10 Wall street. magnificent assert
eDt Of Paris made ewelry diamonds imported watches,
heavy gold vest FOB and guard chains The ewelry
ssts OF bracelets, earrings brooches chsteans gold
gusrd chains, ladies' enameed watsnes set with dia
monds. &c diamond cluster and single stone rings ana
pins, in rich Partisan settings fine gold sleeve buttons
lockets pencil cases charms, SC Also imported ches
don BILE time keepers and seconds by the
makers in Europe, viz Jurgcnscn, Broting Frere John
son. Tobias Fren IN, Cooper, Rig oy Il Dent and Others
Sale postive. Terms cash.
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sSIrrPISG.

AIEN YORK Ash sEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
IN Company FOR Nes orleans, stopping a HaVaDa,
fsrrylny the United states mai-Tbe stsAmship BLACK
WARRIOR, J. u. Bullock, Commander, viii eofninsDes
foot 81 Beach street, North uVe Freight for the IN
terror snd for Mobile, consigned 10 axrnis Va ss~
oreans tJamss Connolly 10 " I'll be forwarded free
II commissions. Psssengsp for Havana nusi procur.
pafspsrts beiofs iesvns port Tor freight passage
appIy 10 LIVINGSTON, CRuaHfHOh co,
Agents, II Broadway.
y. H-Ths cahssba, X. W. rebnf.ldt, Cgnmaadsr,
will s4ccf-i the Hack Warrior, ard s.ii Moas az Fsb.
- bl' ~ iadng must be eat 10 for sgainE the
ing PRIV 0us a. The ship saiinr
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Court CaIendar-This Day
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.--Nos. 81, % to 10.

Nnson's OnHuerreotypes, Large SIG, TOT %
seuts-colorea, aud in nice twice the size ever
taken for 90 cents and equal In quality aud size to any
that made elsewhere for So ANS0N'S, $50 Broad
way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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1 uCTI0N N0TlCE.-PETER ACARN, AuCriCSEFg
n will sell this day al IL o'clock AZ salesroou III
Sixth avenue, large assortment OF and sectad-
hand furniture mirrors, bedding piano, sc. N. b.
Consignr en's respectfully solicited.
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Frank Leslie's LADIES' Gazette Of Fashion,
for February will be published this day, at twelve
O'Clock. II contains all the newest fashions, and hume
beautiful patterns for needlework. Sold by all
booksellers. FRANK LESLIE, II and IA Spruce street
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The hest Number yet Issued NJ BSllOu's Pie
torial Is the number for this week FRENCH I21 Mas
sau street. this city, has 1t Wholesale and retail H,w
can II be sold for six cents?
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WIN. II. JONES, Aucn0NEER-BY VIRTUE OF AN
w execution VIII expose to sale, thia lay, at 10 A.
NJ at pubic auction, az 9s and 81 sixth avenue, the
c0ntenta Of gymnasium. WIN. THOMPSON, Con.table.
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VIVA. !. Cod Liver ou,-who Ia. connre-

Whit ID Cod LiVer Otf!-WhO HhS SOfFrt-
ton with the store No 10 As-or House questions
brought 10 public notice every day. They vii be salts
tactorily answered by FREDERICK " RUSHfoN, -on Of
VIM L. Rushton the originator and senior partner
of the late firm OF Rushton Clark & Co at the old
establishment No 10 Aston Hous- corner Of Barclay
street and All Broadway, corner Of Canal street
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Dagaerreetypes COR Eel. 10 or Lively
Most or Our Readers have heard

picture depot, 80 BrOadway, with steam machinery
and B0IMS' United States .ent dou ole Por
traits struck off quick perfect, and economical
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LECTURES.

AN HIISIRAIkD LECTURE ON THE WAR ~
IA Europe Will be given on Thursday evening, Feb 1,
at the stuyyesant lnstitus 0oS broadway, By Captain
ALEXANDER AItOk. MiliiRry attention. Tn. real
causes Of the viii lie detailed the attack Of regu
lar fortress and The a. the b-ger.nts,
emplhed by col7rcd plans views, and anecdotes Of m
tary lite Ia the camp including the siege operations at
sebastopo aud the position ~ the armies in the deld
Tickets 20 ccrt. Doors open At 81 o'clock lecture
commence At ! 4. pr"ciseiy
- FORGE PAyv QUAcKEyBos, ESQ, WILL Lee
NJ turc before the Young Mems Literary Association
Of Williamsburg, on Thursday evening, Feb, !, at ~
O'Clock ia the Reformed Dutch church. foarth street
Of South second. History and Wonders
Of Magic. Adinittance IS cents.
OUR REPi m.IC-IIs RELATIONS TO FOREIGNERS
~ and foreign nations. This evening, al tEa Broad
way Tabernacle, at O'Clock the lecture the abose
subject (posponrd from the 24th inst Of the
storm VIII bs delivered by W. Andrews, Esq, Of thia
city. Tickets - cents. No postponement.
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DENTISTRY.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. - WILL MAKE FOR So 4
IA beautiful and useful act u ~ teeth upper and lower
Sett the best gold plate warranted for NE sueh
myself. Teeth be Inserted without extracting
the old roots DIR NAPOLEON PRErERRE,
653 Broadway, formerly 40 Grand street.
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Gayler's Reliance Saiamnnder Safes.-Only
d-pot 2o5 Pearl opposite Fletcher street No safe more
reliable against Gre and burglars than GAfiERs. Hun
areds have proved practically useful to merchants
elers. &c.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, ACCHoSEER.-LhSr AND
III closing sale OF sleigh robes muils ylctonnes, &c.
This day At 10 ocloek at store No l3s Fulton street
Nassau street consisting oi splendid assert nent
OF robes, &c, such rarely met With st auction.
This sale Is well worthy the attention OF lad ana
country dealers every article must be sold Al.o Al
~ 7. ~, - very rich and lined sleigh robes The
trade may buy At advantage.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DANJ0, BANJO, BANJ0.-THE BANJO TAUGHT RY
ID new, easy, and improved method in six lessons.
Terms So in advance. Lessons given every evening.
Pupils by method learn with the greatest facility.
Profs. s. d. H. ?. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
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RK WARDS.

G1 = HtwARp.--sroi.hS FROM 10 THOMSON
LDeD street, two orercoats heavy nap with Hun
Gsrian sleeve lining, fred, white and blarj hs other
black aress oycreoat, DARK checked sleeve niag nnrl
With sik The shove will b. paid for ~thsr
taken by pasnofoler-, the snount advanced I'll h.
n.fu
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~ ENHY II. LEEDS co. AUCrloNETRS --BEAT-
vi uful fanny goods &c. Henry n. Leeds a Co, viii
seIl by Eaucton, on THURSDAY 1t, and Friday III,
at IL O'clock each day, al the sales rooms 10 Nassau
street between Pine and Cedar streets large collection
OF beautiful and costly Italian goods just imported from
Italy by sgnor O. Pandohu, all OF the latest styles
got up in Italy consisting ~ large and costly vases
tazzas, &c, suitable for nichss, piers, &C. Also,
large collection o. alabaser groups statuetes dgures
Ss etruscap ebe and other beautiful Of various
sizes AMI styles. Also the balance ~ sheffield PLATED
ware 10 be sei without reserve, Also, broL1es fancy
sosp, port monn,ies gols ocxet. and other goods -
close ia nm.Dts
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A UCrIoN sALE-SAMUEL COCOON AUCTloSEER-
IA store 66 Nassau street-wili len tuis morning, at
l0h o'clock, general assortment household furni
ture, consisting OF SOFAS chairs, tables rsewood par
Tor suites wardrobes, cottage bedroom sea- together
with quantity Of second hand furniture, With which
the sale will commence.
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Hellowsy's pills have the Greatest Sale OF

any nedicnes In the world Are peculiarly adapted 10
constitution Of females children OF all ages being
powerful purifier of the blood nvigoraiing the copst
tuition and correcting all disorders Of the liver and ito
mach, being the finest medicine In the universe sold
at the manufactures, so Maiden lane New York; 2a8
strand London and by all druggists, At 25e, c2te. aud
81 per box.
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tt n NAH sITAnsHIP CoppAST- FOR HAYAsA
". and Aew Ogitsns " Ifi+ay. Tebfaary 2, -
r. N from ser foot ~ Esusn street p. ~ "a
vel khovu I'D fsyofis STEAMSHIP tMifk CITY Capt
b. WgBdIs. Ia.sAgara = sFtutW3 a. lAs yaBY's
oles ITeiski 10 Nsv 9fisank ~ nsAts " fuoc faot
shptsn uiil b. sgppiasi wiiA bask bill q lasns ~
the form sgIsa ~ - csmfApy ~ aPllfafgs n tb"lf
ares No Sihrr tFu ixsfE. an ~ hA " AA8inF I'D
\. slgnsd liter a.. boaf - saz GVt frsgh' % -
Fs.s arriy Il tho snse ~ tie cgDtaay NJ 10 West
.,s,,, sa,psr of warfss, NJ ~ HpHFETA
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Neutrality-suspicious. 0r Fosvler's Glass In
practical phrenology will meet at his Jos Broad
way this evening" Only few more ladies and gentle
be accommodated. chronological examinations
and deiineatons of character given day and evening"
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CAUTION. STOLEN FROM MY vALuSE, AT SHIP.
~ pingsport Ky note drawn in my favor by c.
Hall, for $3.50, dated about September October
last and pay able about the first OF March next at the
house of Waldron Paige, in New York city The pub
lie are cautioned against trading for it,