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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14
CIPRFME COURT-ISRAEL MINOR agains
THE KNEELAND MURDER.
Correspondence Of The N. 7. Tribune.
BALDwIYyILLE, Mass, March II

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune
BALDwiSyrLLE, Mass, March II, 1855.
The funeral services Of the victims Of the dreadful
Gardner tragedy, at Gardner, were performed this a.
ternoon in The First Congregational Church in that
place. The sermon on the occasion was preached BY
the Rev. Mr.. Stowell, of the Second Church, of
which the deceased ladies were membep,) from the
text "They were lovely and pleasant in their lives,
and in their death they were not divided" From
the sermon we gathered that the deceased smis
BILE and iDoffersive in their lives and conduct
worthy, humble Christian women waiting patiently
in their abect poverty for the call Of the Mastef,
which sbonld summon them 10 hspper lot ABOVE.
The house as rowded to ts utmost capacity, and
not more than kslf who were able 10 gain i'd
mission. All present seemed deeply solemn and At
tentive. Considering the peeceatle and inofensivs
character Of the murdered persons-their poverty.
and consequently the absence Of any motive on the
part OF the murderer-tbe eDoity OF the deed seems
unparalleled in the history OF civilized communities
The young who had been arrested on suspicion
of being the murderer, is q Canadian FrenchmAn,
who has been living with hs parents, quarter OF
mile from the scene Of the murder. He taken b
church this afternoon by his keeper, and sat Ia front
of the pulpit, facing the congregation, some fifteen or
twenty minutes before the services ccmmenced lie
appeared perfectly self.possessed and Indifferent to
the gaze Of the crowd II he is guilty, he must bs
perfectly hardened, and devoid u moral senss.
His examination will be commenced tomorrow be-
fore Esquire Gszier, Of Gardner. Giles H. Whit
ney Esq of this place, appears IN behalf OF me Com
molwealth, and Mr. Kelly, OF Groton, for the prs
oner The evidence against bin, 60 far A. IN able
TO learn il fragmentary and incomplete; bu. enough
may be elected to warrant the Court In committing
him TO await trial. A.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JANIS BRows.-We ere called
uron TO report the death Of oar estee med e1ow-c-
zen, Mr.. James Brown, Of the well known publish.
irg firm of Little Brown & Co. The decsaAed hsd
be. indispoeed about week, bat hs llness ve not
regarded az dangerous until short tine before his
death Mr.. Brown was gentleman OF nns business
talent-generous, afable and Intelligent, be Wa
very popular with all classes FsE publishers 10 our
country have evinced 90 much cultsre Taste md dis
elimination in their business ~ the deoeaeed hs
house was the abode Of refinement and hospitality,
and many dstine ushed vuitor 10 our STATE has re-
ceved the most favorable Impressions OF society hers
from the attentions besto we'd upon him BY Mr. Brown.
He will be grestiy missed 10 many circles, 90 account
OF bis libersty and public spirit. BY hn death bos-
ton Loser an upright, honorable and entsrpfising
merchant the neghborhood where he resided VII "a.
uent one who was ever foremost in every good word
ard work and the religious society to which he wS
attached will sustain a sal bereavement, and IL
youthful pastor has lost near and vleed Trend.
But this sudc en- death will carry IL deepest and most
decessed was the head. Here the anguish will in
deed be great Those afflicted and sorowing ones
will have the warmeet sympsfhes Of wide circle OF
friends who will ever fondly cherish the memory and
respect the virtues Of the deceased. Mr.. Brown w@
50 years Of age. boston ifansehP'-
DABoLIcAL OurRAGE.-A most inhumss mo
fenoi sh outrage was perpetrsted upon the perm "
girl about ~ years Of age, named Evesse s a..
in the town Of Bern, by jacob Ssisesfgn 90 ~"
evening Of the 9th inst. TIM gu asn go d;s,snn.
ting bee, at the house Of fnena so' 80. ~.
LII "a ia yoIsnt hands upon her, and fofcibly
s s5ep ser :'e pses sssrs Dot only but
",psr nr c,nsiIy Injured her person He vN ar
rested and before the Jr's: Of ss s, ps:ss
~ ,b;s ctv Yesterday, and nov in jail He's socss
% ., ,n n.,. Of age and wD formerly resident Of the
o;.y and in the employ Of w. W. Wooifsrd.
cry s fAIbsny ksD. iDh.
K.ss.s EsreRArIos.-The frxt regular spring
party under the suspices Of the n T. Emgrssf Aid
Eompspy. leaves this city from FischhurE Depot st
four clock 10 morrow afternoon and promises 70 b
a very large one. An extra party, should fAy0 more
desire II, will leave here on Friday next Wbeshsr %
or not another party will start Tuesday ~ soth
inst The party, under the charge Of hesvs iAseolo
and (ioodnow, Numbering rs ndividuals' vhcn lei
here on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, rseehse 81 Loais
ssfely, and thence took passage BY sesan9 ksss
"swnsey, for Ksnsas City No % Saturday 40
noon lsst Boston iSs8fsP', H"'
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HENRY H. LGEps, Auciionesr.
"OTSFS at AUCTION - III. III. LEEDS II

Co will sell bv public Auction, at o'clock ON til
DAY March u.s. 1855 at the Merchants Exchense the follow
s described Property in the village Of MaSPETh town OF
New town, county OF Queens : HOUs NO htwo
stories frame x26 feet rooms good cellar ana csep
No the same Nos aud are the same dimensons WIN
the addition Of basement but unfnished 500 wi tnisn
up each house No three stories basement and large
cellar the first floor Store the second and third floors are
fphcd Dwelling House; large cisten bsrn on the rear
the No No lis 25a36 feet story and a.
half Rooms GOOD cstern. No Is large twostory
2x4O feet and back kitchen large cellar aud two very
by 10 large BUILDING which essy be
converted Dwelling House. Connected with this House
shout city Lots. inelossd in high: nse; board
fence On the premises srge number Of Fruit Trees
Shutbey Grape Vines &c the whole being very desirable
County Seat --. 1855. >-
For furhsI particulars. apply at wEBsrERS LAND OF
HENRY II. LEEDS No. l9 Nasssust
tale the s,eauboa Fulton slip East diver
neeton with Flushing Railroad the Newtown Omei.
bases Peck slip Grsndst Ferries Brooklyn, Gate VIII
hsm,bprsh
This property only half OF mile m Brooklyn. upon
high ground overlooking both cities within 40 minutes ride
business part New York by the Flushing Railroad.
Communication re oty SIS per Any part Of either
city be reached few minutes, by Omnibuse Horse
Railroads.
TERMS SALy-Ten the day Of sale. aud the
ApcoDee es and ten cent in thirty days the balance
from 10 10 $50 per month; or half down, balance
Bod aud Mortgage for three years 81 the option OF the
purchaser.
Nov the time to buy House and for with the
usually thrown rent lie who will, may live IN
bic own House
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
II the County Of NewYort-N Notice hereby given "a
ner.ons hsvps claims assns, ELIZABETH STEVENSON.
ate the City CT NewYork deceased present. the snos
With voucher thereof the subscriber ct his once No.
Wsl IN the City Of SevYort before the tee1 dsI
OF September Dext-psted New YORK. the 9Th day OF nen
lss5 y. CAHILL, Attorney for Adninhsfa~f'
NH IsvemW
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogste OF
1theCounty Of New York notice hereby gyss N he
CITY Of Eev-YsrE mlhm.s deeessea, to present. ne ss
With vouehe thereof the suhsesi - " on
Korer No as Washp stonst IN The CC f ~ VI
or seio. he tenth DAY q september ss't-Ds's'
.: .i,S ssy z, A"1 lss1 scHaozpEa AsasssrsHr
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NTOTICE.-On and after Monday, March IL, the
IN steamer. Of III. Fall River line will leave Pier Nc North
River O'clock Pm for Newport al a's, ro.asnee
and Boston w N nooo1N- A.
NOk BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
ia RIvEl-The speIdh and superior rsaner BAT
STATE Capt wn. Brown, Issyss Nsw:Yort every AoN,
DAY WEDNESDAY Nd FRIDAY, a. osiosk z =. -
EMPIRE STATE CAPT B.njsm Bns,.ea Leaves Fev:Yot
.ysry TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. ss 0slooa
NJ from Pier No. sN =, near the sstsy Both touching
H,r,ster NO rooms viii he resaYdel secured any sspA
can't until ii. anal have heen psa for 49,,
Freight Boston forwarded trOsth vnh great ospssa'
~ w. BORDEN. Agent Noe. 70 md II wess-a
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via SIONLNGION
IL sor BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NE~-sEDt oRO and
TAUkTON-IBand route without change 0fesn or
Ths sew re.mer PLYMOUTH ROCK. Cap, Joel Stone and
COMMODORE Capt. " II. Frsxee. N sorneetcn WIZ tne
ssonirgtsn and rroydesee and Boston .na ~ .,
r.ses leaving New York daily szresy e1eeeed fpn p'
No r.. first wharf sesve Battery Place 10 etoSA
ard SiepiIston ct oelcck. n OF ca GIi'A OF os As
trsn which leaves Boeon st5 Sf. Il
comfort and elegance The oGeen experienced and ~
tsnii,e. =. -. u...
The COMMODORE, rom Eev.Yori-ho4.y, We4net
Ssy and Friday From stoRisgtea-fuesssy ina'isI '"a
The PLYNoUrH ROCK, from Hev.Yorh-fss:dsy; Iha,
day and Saturday Frvn stoninSton-Aondsy, "sane"'J
B-fusssen On arr,sl Of ssonnstos. proceed %oe
Sstey by Nal trsir 70 Providence Boo, Tso1on ssd Ne~
Bedford; or BY Accommodates usaa h'e '''A~sS
Ihroash ,iei.t on Monday wedsesdsys .n1 y,Is %
Nsnrueb ct. hoDess Hoie and " COD s9se VI"
Gear eetps With ,be new steamer Essie "mt .,...A
ABssssse Mater s<eopaa,ss The ssssnsf ses As ssA
es<h way .,A. ,,x..,,., ,,.,
be made .. per Ne Norb Aver or 81 'hs shss No. ss
sYy-plaea.
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W S MrILoR. Anetone.r-Bv HoUGHIos MELLoR.
TOMORROW, Thursday at 100 o'clock, at
Il No lis Nsasust -Eegant Csbne: Furniture. Pi.no-
Fotes Mirrors Paintings China Ware &C. altogether forming
a. large 40 assortment be found in Ware room;
ch carved Psrlor Suites Essee. Bookcase sots
Tble Chsirs Beosesas Bureaus Wsshtsnds kc 10
ysey-tbe whole for absolute sale We would invite the
stte ntion Of buyers befo,e purchasing.
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NOTICE-At Meeting Of the Stockholders
~ ofshe FULTON MINING cOARANY, AelA q the o1es
u the Company, tNo n WlfAmst New Yofh the <th
alt BY Of Of the shares Of ssosh Of the
CouPsoy tie sunser required By The a~) The Company
Anew Company called the FULTON COPPER COMPANY
formed on the 13h u under the laws Of the STATE Of
hshtss Nth 20 roo shares Of Stock, sssesssbs sns ~
Of dollar share has this day besr called upon
ss STOCK payable The Office Of the Treasurer. mo
2 Willismu, New Yori the 18th day Of MGeh nett
The stoe tbode Of the late Fulton Mining Com apoo
payment OF the above OF dollar and the ueo
der Of their Scrip viii be entitled receive the Stock Of he
FULTON COPPER COMPANY. in the proportion Of one
share e. Eve
paid before the s OF Mach BY order Of
the Directors, JOHN slAPklN5, u,
Rec and Tress of b. y c. Co
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Remopals.
3usuranre Companies.

THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE Coon
j css Moss Wal,L and 2s5 Gr,enwiehst Cash Capita
sec eco with surplus lnsures Buildings. Mechndse "
nHre Vessels port snd their Cssoes ard other Prope
assipst Los or Dsa ss by Sire MASON THOMPSON PfesL
MARTIN l. cRowELL. Secretary
FVNHE Peoples FIRE INSURANCE GUM
i PANY or THE CITY or NEwY0RK
CASH CAPITAL.... 81 81, 200, with sufyiua
I'o SensI7" - - p, -
RICHARD vAR1Ck. President
W. p. UypERHaL. Secretary.
LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURASE CON,
u PANY JOSEPH B. COLLINS. President, No " W AZ
st. cortin 10 effect LIFE lNsURANCE3, on terms "
yor.ble 81 these Of any institution Of the hind
Prsmiuus payable annually s-nt annually o. qasf'eJ
ASSETS Q 40 90 SAFELY INVESTED .,~s
POLICY-BOLDERs PARTICIPATE IN THE rhotIIs
JAMES W. q. CLEMENTS Medical Examiner tresdeness
No 10 Amfy Of the once Of the COMPANY aay nJ g1.s
70 o'elcck VIII Van on applicants q tnsa
n O. DIGRoOT, Astsssy. JOHN kApi1' seess"T
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Il. G. KEMP, Auctoneer
TLEGbNT FIRST-CLASS CABINET FUR

II NITURE at the W1e No 49, srosd~sy' between
Broome Grand sR C. KEMP will sell at auction as
above. THIS DAY, at lol O'Clock, at the wHe-rooms,
No 4ei Broadway beautiful assortment OF Rose
wood Mahogany AID Oak PsrOT Dining and Chamber
Furpnre which is particularly worthy Of the attention Of
boussheepes the sale positive and without res rye,
TO close e,tste and consists of Rosewood Psor Furniture
en- suite covered In rich two and theecoored satin damask
yeye,s brocaeles also suites of unfinished IN muslin,
which will be covered TO suit the tastes OF purchasers
carved Rosewood and OAK Etagees aud sideboad bsauu-
folly carved Redwood Center. Pier and Work Tables;
Psr1o Secrearies Bookcases and Secretaries maoosany
Osk and Walnut Extension Dining Tables; oeautita S
carved Rosew Bedsesds Bureaus Nashstand and Com
modes Easy fancy Sewing Chairs Lounges Reception.
Chairs Haltands aud Chairs carved Mahogany and walnut
cabinet Goods purchased TO 10 out OF the
city be PACKED for shipping OF eau remain on storage until
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14

GREAT and PEREMPTO4Y SALE at AUG
" TION-By JAS COLE l. SON. on WEDNESDAY, the
18th OF March at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
WAL st. rs Lots 25xlo0 situated Broadway ste Division
sy pu,hsick sv., and Ez ,bethst East Brooklyn These
ts are on the which IA feet above hh wafer marx
within one Ell nth OF mile Of Fulton Railroad Broadway
h the man from Wspsbursh to East NsS YORK.
and railroad b. laid thrcush this summer Tbs the
finest property improvement that can DO
foppd Within half hours rioe of Peck slip feuy
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DAVIEL T MAcFARLAS, AuctioneeE
A DMTNISTRATOR's SALE of valuable


A ADMINISTRATORS SALE of valuable
IA LEASFHOLD PROPERTY west side Of Isl sv. be
tive en- goth and 2lst-sts at suceon MACFARLAN MEX
RIFT AucUpeers will sell 1t suction by order of VIM O.
CHASE AomibstratOr on THURSDAY, March 10 1850. at
II O'clock the Merchants Exchsngo, LeaehJd Property,
known a. Nos 34l az 33 btweeD 10th and 2lst
the houses front by 40 feet in DEPTH the lots
are escb by 100 feet 10 depth; the leases
have and the expiration OF the same the lessor
psys for all the Improvements The ground rent S15
snpum on each house for $50
Terms per tbs day OF sale and the AuconeeFs
fee of sch lot One third Of the purchase money can
re bono and the balance TO be paid Ton
the Slst March inst.
For maps &C. apply at the Office OF the Auc'ionee Nos
af
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HgxtY n. LEI ps Auctsneer-sy H. II. LsEDs Go
ON WEDNESDAY. March IA, at lO1 O'Clock,
n. WILSON Aucti,ne
nOSITIVE SALE.-TO- MORROW Thurs

i d.y) MORsING. a, l0i O'Clock. The splendid HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE contained In the ,rse fourstory house
West s4h 9Th consisting In Of
peoI msde rosewood rsro Suites In satin rosewood Center
ard Side table, large Mirrors Brocatee and Lace Curtsins
reb Es.ere with mirror backs; Oonsus Recep
ton and Arm Chsrs costly Tapestry Velvet and Ingram Gar
pes OIL rsintpgs lockwood and mahogany BedGead. sq
s.u ard Pillows Sheets, Pillow Cases Silk and other Bed
Spresds Cbins Vases Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Tea Ser
vice Cs,tos SEWERS Spoons ladies' Forks Croctey Cut
Gss Ware Ivory Cutlery usbossny black walnut Exeo'on
Dripg spd Tea Tables maple mabossDy and Cottage Chain,
Sofas Clocks Work Tables &c Also the Bsssmeut Farn
tnre which the sale will commence TIL Furniture 70
to the AuotispeeT
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g BopGB. Auenooeex -
a LECTION NOTICE.-THREE LARGE UN-

"A REsERvED SALES sf nost Elegant sni Costly Roe
vssS spd Durable and Gen,eel Mshessny HoUsEhOLo
- OIL PAINTINGS and Rob and III pensve Decorsooos
THIS (~sdnssdsy) MORNING. q 10y oeiosn srsey.
Dc entire splendid eOnen. Of the private SsCss
psty eopsps Of Royal EDssh Velvet Floor aud star CS
petre, Ipsrsn d. Eoslsh OH Cloths sve, plated s,si
heSs &c Rosewood fsor suites eef.nny . ssna.s
Aniique Medallion Set heavily carved N tou 800.
ermson Italian ststusry, marble TOP Is'es o. ~ fa
7oetsve double action PtspoForte made ormote ~
city and warrsnted-this instrument for ood
Fss,rT. 4ns.hsd in place ssss and ,s.n
French WokTsbes, fancy kscep'on IN .o<ty fr.mes
AZ bssvy fsee and Brocsiele Curtains eifne ~
by anil ut modern sr.s Gothic pso a1 g. Vs.. ~
marble coels so., pe.dsn ssSe. and eI...e
,, 80 p,,.n.,op Table With antique esrvns Table aoen
Frreh China, silver Tea c,s e;i..~sr. Wine. Chan
sp~' o ~ Liquor Cases. Decsnt>n, &c. rosewood and
mshossn, BsS..ds q the sntqne ara modern styles rose
PaIasses fine oarl>d hair Hsttress~s Counter
holsters ard Pillows China Toilet Sets oval ssd
'qHiso 70 MORON MORNING. at 10y o'clock, the
tents Of No 81 Warren st the residence OF s. diteheocs
Eso being class boarding house containing In Pafors
ch and elegant Rosewood Suites rosewood and m.hog.ny
Center Tables Lace and Bocsteie Window Drsp~y Ensn
Tapestry Brussels Carpet Rugs and Mats norwood 800
board mshosany do r,ew"So ana rpsoossny ,v sos
selection Of Mantle Oname nts and bocoton orsp nsho
sespes Fruit Pieces &c fine roewood octave
Forte. made by Travis warranted w.pu, $40 ,oJ
Tssy Chsin Sofas spring Chairs MAHOGANY Eksoon
Tables ana mshossny Side faocy ana orr
ao Ingram and Brussels star Cspeinf Oi 10Y.
Chambers large qusntty OF single double ara oeoseaus
~ mamie rosewood and mshogaDy also rose"0o'
mshossr and walnut Bureaus; Towel ana Co,
hair eonb American Mattresses, Psases C0untefpsnes
Blankets sheets Pillow Toilet 5.ts &C. fsr0f stoves
COOLING E.se; pns and c9 sns jbsr ws yoy
Table Cutlery Tes ana Coffee Servee TeDle Lloen O..
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Me0irdl.

IF YOU HAVE A CO G. III
j ry WIDOW MALONE'S COUCH CANDY-ths best
Coush Candy ever made. Wholesale No. 800 fesrl'st
TITS GOOD to have it in the HOUSE.-The
i OXYMEL COUGH JULEP will that COUGH. o.
to No SO Bsrcsy bill and read the testimoniss OF
our best per dozen whoesae cent? per bottles
~ 50 for 4 \ bottles
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Uater-Cure.

DR MJNDEs WATER-CURE ESTABLISH.
~ nENr at FLOAENCE. tNonhasp,oa. Ass } s1en
ev.r cesbe advantage Patients who wish 70 pscs them
the care OF experienced Hydrsc rhynenn
tbe Doctor ing earliest disciple Of Pnesn sndfns 81
thor OF some Of the meet suseesdu woo on u
system Ard the situation Of the institute 70 healthy sad Hsna
some region the cold and psre rsn wstse saa
ID. sr.psnes the houses baths fsreens ks sns~esg
sI the purposs treatment for $50 persons The sfae
lshment open and well eqgeHted Throughout Inc year
Terms. SIC per week
WATER-CURE! WATER-CURE - The
undermined i.vite the attention Of iny.is % me
LAwRHNCE WATYR-CURH Brsitle boro W, s<knosI-
sdfed % Of the most favorable eeass ior ms pps
10 tbs United sses They eonfdes that heir
Of many yesrs conducting saeh an eetAenhmsnt
With 90 recent improvements made In both tse 9snhss
vel ~ odsps departments, viii :ssfy tss 20
ant n All hat favor With their eoefdsres fns ms
s. d.psrment In pscasr viii be ises 70 eqasi step Win
the presress Of s:ientite Hydropeey
2y tSSstHS % 2 D., ;r"'r.s'".
W. KLINGE.
VITATER-CTRE. corner 6th.av. and 3stb-st.-
w DR. sHZw, pupil Of Pnessnt. and sass.s A%sfics.
.ntbo, snS WsterCureJ and Dr. T4fLOk, re
eve p.iIents above City prsees ssoAe Free Lectures
Saturday eveninss
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ByY CoLroS. Anetionees
NJ STOCK Of CABINET

Az ANI1EACIUhE6S 6lOCh OIL CAOlNEl
MI TuRNITURE &c &c-P. COTTON win ssll THIS
DAY fWeSpesdsy Mseh ~ 1t icy o'eloeh Il the Aee'ioo
Roons No BeekDspst large yrtmept Of GOD
Csbinet Fur nurs from dealer and manufacturer wl
ocnsst In part full su Of Rosewood Psror Furniture
brpess evers Tee Tetss 10 wood and mahossoy 80
r. and Bedesds Couohes md Couch Bcdstesds msbe
tor Dressing Psp Bureaus and Wsshstabds muoletp
Center Cad and Sofa Tables Carved bottom and Easy Chs
Psror Do oil pstsrns; lsyse mshogsny and beck walnut
Bookcases ard s.crets. French Psts and Oval Mirrors
fall ftls Of Ipsrsn Csrpetns Oil Cloths Hair Mattresses
Dinner and Ezies,on Tables Cottsse furnitore - &c
Also Of secopd hsnd furniture aso esene
Of Cottsge Bedstesds suitable for the trade n noT
sock hss made trade and can DC reeo
upon Sale peremptoy without regard 20 weather 10 t
fuinhbed house In brootlyn
HWY r. Lgtps Auc,isneer-sy n. H. LstDs Co
ON WEDNESDAY, March Ia, at l03 O'Clock,
" each day, at Tho ssIserooT, No ~ N..'.a-.t
siror O. B. Psnoolfnfs lsrfe sale OF sbout ,o esses
superb MARBLE GOODS just received from Italy COZ;
s,t,ns N syre and besufal Eruse Hebe Roman sod
other new stys Vases in bs'soeevo sso .se sssort
NJ SIT ler puon and large assorm-n, OF Fancy
m.Isl. Orn,m.pa alo invoice of besuuul Also.rer
,on,. yepu Of Csnovs Dancing Girls Cleopatra susnn.h
H.bs Cspsvs Hercules Venus 10 Shell Busts &c Also,
lot OF fr.sh received from Paris conssns
~ Recoceo Cabinets Boxes LOOKING Glasses Cabinets Iu-
Inpsed Nisht Clocks, Groups, Figures, Ormola Clocks,
Borz PstedWs China and other desirable Goods Sale
without reserve
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fnnnfidl.

CTOCKS at AUCIION.-ADRIAN II. Null
- LER wilt sell q, auction THIS DAY (WednesdayJ March
"a at M ocock the Merchants ExchsDge for account Of
whom II may concern: -
$50 shares Cos Co Of Pennsylvania 500 each
n shares Cum, land Coal and Iron Iron Co 800 each
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JAMES COLE. Anctioneer.
4 RSOI ITTE SALE of VALUABLE LOTS in

A BSOIIJTE SALE of VALUABLE LOTS in
IA the CITY OF BROOKLYN by order Of Trustes JAMES
COLI q SON will sell on THURSDAY. March l5. ct IL
o'el och at the Merchants ExehsDre. New York: 1890
FRASxLAvTwo Lots on east aide. go feet south OF VIII
ltusbtyhv. . 49,, -, ,u,,
lousbbysy. IN,
HALL SRI Lot on sde SO7 feet in north of Fol
ton . p
ToMPKISs Av-Three Lots west side, Is feet north OF
L. "a, EFT. nesr Tompkins Park . .
One Lot west aide, 2l2 feet n south oil
De Kslb WsshL gton PARK ~,
wAsHIsGToxAv AND Pacific sTFour Lots on the south
west corner go.
To either etns for investment building purposes
opportunity like this is rarely met with The Lots are t
mated ia gsod nesbboIhooos Of the principal thor
oushisres the different railroads &c Part OF the pur'
chase money on For snd fail
tc uIs apply the Apcionsers No ~ Fulton ST. Brookyn
md No IS Nss.su ct New. York O,35O
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line q NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This hns VI -
som oosed Of The following and splendid ships w.:
CAIHOuH.....2ooe tuns burds1. Capt D. H. Truman
n CLAY.....l So tuns burden Capt David Csolkna
WEBsTER.....7pco tuna eorden Capt J. Lsgrsnsa
ORIyET.......2coo TINS burden. Capt Geo. hill .
The above vessels have been recently bUh End are u
srf.st and most substantial IN the trade 49,
Thy commanded by Of experience and softy n
very SUPERIOR and ezerton VIII ee
made promote the comfort Of passenger ana ne seaV
I.nss of shippen- For freight passage aFpsy To-
s''' sPorSORD. TiLESTON I Co. No. SO Bro.4wsy.
Arenu N Llverpod-S. 0AIMsHAW Co. No. 70 Gore
Plaza