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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

IRE ENGINEER sKRIoUsLY iSJURED--MIRAcULous
ESCAPE OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE ADJOINING
BUILDINGS.
steam boiler exploded yesterday morning about o1S
O'clock at the carpenter chop Of James Stephens No
20 West Twenty nrs' street. IL appears that Jane
Dunn the engineer, had started the dres usual pre-
psrAiery to commencing work and after doing so he
stepped outside the building leaving no one 10 attend
the Grss. Through some pcabls oversight. be ne
elected 10 ADJUST the steam escape when most fearfu
explosion took place which tore the building 20 atoms
and scattered the ruins In every direction. Mr. Damn
hearing the explosion attempted ~ escape but was too
late he vas buried beneath tee OF fallen tmbers
butluchy for HIM the fell each other and
be saved from immediate death, though he may yet
die iron his inurie Fortunately, none Of the work
had arrived, there any the building
Had Z occurred hour later the loss Of life woui
have been terrtele
The workshops contained in q three story bric
building, extending TO tire part OF the lot, and
within some twenty FIVE feet 81 the portion Of the
Church Of the Holy Communion, (Dr. Mahlenserg's,)
OF Twentieth street ant SIKH avenue also the
pastors house and MR. Rodgers, Twent eth street
The eoncvssion Of the explosion, together with the
fragments Of brick and iron thrown thsrefrom shattered
the ~indows and raised the coping of the roof u Dr.
Muhi'nburg's house, which Il situated Tine tn
.hc Workshop. As nigh. be sprmised, the explosion
caused the greatest CONSERVATION among the real tents
Of tn houses in the vicinity. Briefs and pisc Of TN
Der were hurled With great nrcs into ths bedrooms
the rear 81 Mrs. Rodg, re- house Fortunately the
wants who s'ptir that part OF the dwelling up
and attending 10 Ihrr business else they III have
suffered toe most Srious injuries. they found 20
turn ne to their rooms large pieces Of stone and trok
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Brooklyn Intelligence.

PRIEST ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY Capt.
Call Of the Fourth district police yesterday arrested
Catholic priest having charge of congregation in East
Brooklyn, on complaint made by Hugh Fitzpatrick,
charging him with assault and battery. 1t appears
the complainant Of his children TO the horse of
the priest for the purpose OF ha ring baptized In ac
cordance with the usual custom in such the
parent required TO make certain answers TO ques-
lions put by the priest. Being unable to do 80 after
several repetitons the priest became irtstsd
the excitement Of the moment gave him several pretty
severe raps about the head This mode Of reasoning
had no better effect however and the parent becoming
highly incensed at the summary treatment he received
left the house in hurry, and procured warrant for
the arrest Of his spiritual advisor The defendant ap
peared before Justice Curtis yesterday morning to an
swer, but az the complainant did not make himself vsi-
BILE IL is more than probable that the difficulty win be
settled without recourse To law
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On saturday, January BY the Rev An oct IAfont at
the Canal street church, PROSPER MoDEsTR HunE Of
France to Miss MARIE AsroIyErTs BUsEI, Of New YORK
On Monday, January 8, by the Rev. Mr.. Leo, at the
resdence Of me brides mother Mr.. NJ CoHEs :, -
York. - = -
California papers please copy
On Monday morning, January ., By the Flight Rev
John Lougbln, Bishop Of Br"oslyp JAsEs j. LYoSs Esq
o. New York TO SUSAN rect Of III. late Anthony Kerr
ofFresI"ct IIill, Broo.iyn.
10 Er o.iyn. on Wednesday afternoon, January g. By
the Rev. M. Nye, Mr.. tDw,RD FowiJR u Galford CT
10 Miss rsRAh hEYSiGgR, OF Brooklyn.
On Tu.sday, January al the Norfolk street B,p,lst
Church, BY tho Pew. 7. Arr,itagc wALrKa T. wAtnaoS
70 ADilsE daughter az Alexander hacrsdy Esq., all Of
this city.
AZ Port Richmond, = l., Monday, Doc 20, b. ,hs
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Military Ball ut New London.

The first annual ball OF the New London City Guards
came off in that city Thursday evening last and
altogether most splendid affair.
With the New England people the fashion is common
to open the ball at about eight Clock differing in this
respect very essentially from city fashionabes who
usually wat until midnight before commencing the
dance
Having psrtaken OF hasty repast we we're not slow
in vending way towards the location
Where the warriors arms
Shed their splendor,
And the maiden's charms
Shone most tender.
Meanwhile, what strain is that which floats through
Aborn BallY IT'S music such Dodworth's band alooe
can give. Upon entering the hail, food Of light and
though New London IL some hundred and twenty.
I'VE miles from New York. they do not allow themselves
to be outdone in artistic embe when soiree is
to come of, while in the supply Of charming women
why, our reporter almost wished hiaself bachelor
again. The stars and stripes ninging with gstening
nuskes and the various insignia Of Office and uniform
which checkered tbat capacious amphtheatre denoted
the occasion which brought them together, while
ward went the dance, and the utmost joy and
harity seemed to lend their charmed influence
to render the same highly entertaining and delight
tced quite Der Of military gentlemen Of high dis
tncton in that State together with several representa-
tvss from the public press at large while much o. the
with their presence II also full delegation of
both ladies' and gentlemen from the neighborng cities
so that the entire number present could not have
less than two hundred couple. We will venture to
remark upon the personal attractions of the fair sex
who were there assembled confident are of our
inability to do them justice, should we undertake II but
taxing i for granted they fair specimen OF Nev
England beauty We must conclude the Yankee girls are
decidedly pretty and highly accomplished.
Dancing was continued until the little hours warned
the happy company Of the near approach Of morning.
when they separated not without regrets that
the winter sostce did not contribute length OF
night than that which marks the forty irs parallel Of
north latitude.
The New London City Guard is commanded by Capt
Parkhurst and does much credit to the militia system
Of that State.
The city o! New London is located upon the b,nk
OF the Thames about three miles from the OF the
barbor where stands the celebrated Pequot House,
sf the finest watering places in New England The har
Dor Is said to be of the best in the world and
not been obstructed by ice more than once during
he last century. The city burned by the
British during the Revolutionary war; September 1884,
the day that Witnessed the Fort Grs
void, the opposite side OF the river II SEN
phGnix like, and s Of the first Of commercial i'm
pOrtance in Connecticut.
The ball season has fully commenced in New LONDON
and without disparagement to Others infor med
that the City Guards and3the saueaugs eclipse every
thing in that line.
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a Ue7goN NOTlCE-D g HoUGH, AuCrTONEER-
Unye.erv.a sal of 6rst ola a. valiant "a

a UG79oN NOTICED. g. FoUGH, AUCrTOSEER.--
Unreerved sale OF FIRST class -ood walnut ADD
mahogany furniture, this day, Tuesday morning. at
1917 at 79warren street Greenwich, comprising the
most elegant and durable psror furniture TO be met with
in the city such large rich and finely finished
wood brocatee suits, marble top rosewood etegcres
rosewood marble top centre tables, splendid rosewood
bookcase, do. secretary pier sofa and fancy tables
rosewood corner etegere stands embroidered lace
window curtains 100 yards and upwards Of royal tapes
Try, velvet carpetng rugs and mats elegant decoraons
bsque and parian ornaments satuary French porcelain
OF the most beautiful and costly iescripions
fave wood panofort- o. excellent tone richly FRAN
edFrench oval glasses, oil paintings variety Of SUD
ecs, by celebrated artists, gas chandeliers stair
pet and rods rosewood dressing and other buresus
bic top stands rosewood bedsteal elegantly carved DO.
mahogany gilt china toilet sets Brussels capeting
French Marseles count rpanes blankets holsters, pill
lows and feather beds, hair attr.sses mahogany ard
and cane seat chairs mahogany and vanut extension
tables, china dinner sets, two hundred pieces,
elegant tea set do ivory handled cutlery crockery &c
lc At the close II the sale, the silver plate consisting
OF tea service coffee urns spoons, forks, sslycr and
sugar tongs, forks, butter knives BE. Sale positive,
rain or shine.
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the beds they had Just vacated heavy piece OF stone
was discovered in cradle from which child had been
taken q few moments before. What remained of the
building after the explosion took fire. and az the mate
rails most inGammabe il burned with great fury.
The adjoining house in Twenty frst street pied by
Mr.. Cowdrey, mach injured by the explosion and
the portion damaged by the fire.
BY harast 10 clock the fire was entirely put out
and the Gremep released from their arduous duty.
Mr.. Stephens insurance the building amounted 20
81 oo0 in the St. Nicholas Insurance COMPANY He es-
mates his loss at between $4,000 and 81, 600
AN ACCIDENT.
Mr.. James Mcnermott, OF Hose Company No. s. while
running TO the fire slipped and injured himself severely
lie taken TO his residence.
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SALES At AUCrIOH.

TN T. LUDLOW, AUCroNEER --EIEGAEr HOUSE
liz hold fuTnitnr az auction e II. Ladlow VIII sell
az ancton Thursday January H. at II O'Clock, at
10 Fact Fourteenth street between Broadway and rth
avenue the entire furniture contained IN said house
consisting In part Of elegant rosewood an mahogany
IaIior and bedroom furniture, Bull caeGc stataary
marble tables, pier glasses, marble vases cegeres
BILE top tables, French bedsads, wardrobe- satin ia
mask curtains, sofas, chairs, tetea te,es, Administer
and Brussels carpets &c Catalogues had az the
Office Of the auctoneer II Wall street. day Previous
tn sale
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, 1855.
By tae arrival of the Southern mail as late due
have received New Orleans papers Of Sunday the 3lst
olt, but they contain no news.
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~ EoRGk COOK, AuCTI0NFER -PEIsEMPToRY SALE
W OF elegant furniture, Gnofortes, oil paintings,
mattresses mirrors &c. George Cook w sell this day,
a. S35 Broadway, corner OF Anthony street al l0ls
O'Clock A. NJ splendid stock OF furniture pgncfore.,
&c. embracing every article usually found in first class
wareroom Catalogues now ready, and well worthy
the attention Of buyers
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Rev. John seage, W. AUSTEN EDWARDS OF Mlburn N.
j. to NARY JANE second eldest daughter OF John wilson
Of the former place, now in California.
At Boston, on thursday January ., BY Hon. y. O.
PARK al his resdence and "a this city, by Rev Ryan
g. j., at the Church Of ST. Francis Xavier Sixteen
street, II " d. RFSsADY, Esq, Of this city. 10 Miss
MARGiE srAcKPoLE daughter Of Joseph NJ. Brown, Esq
of Boston.
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A M. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on
n Wednesday, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock, the stock
and fixtures contained in store 81 Chatham street
ssting OF tine gold pins earrings, bracelets necklaces,
guard and fob chGns countern glass cases, shelving
&c., &C; also two Of Herring's 6reproof salan-nder
safes.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 LUDLOW, AUCrIoNEER-BY VIRTUE or A
IA. mortgage, wi be sold, this day the 9th OF Janu.
airy, 1885, OF IL A. NJ, at the OF Thirty IN
street and Tenth avenue the line Of ompbus-s known
as the Bowery and Fourth line consisting OF
hundred and eighteen horses, eighteen stages, feed
wagon, lot O! harness, and all the property appern
ing to laid line together with the lease OF the pre-
pate3 New York, Jan. 3, 1855.
II. cRoMBIE, Attorney for Mortgage.
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Personal

NIL. MAS IS REQUESTED TO GAIL WITHOUT
4Nl delay on Riesen k.Ichsrs, 90 Ere, street
Mr. AUGUSTUS SOSFEIDT, WHO ARRIVED IN
vi New Yorh from Liverpool ~ tae clipper Dread
nough. on Wednesday O-tob.ra ~ requested 70 write
70 Ir Shelton Mackenzie, New Y6rk WHO fas an mpor
tAnt conmun cation for sin.
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the members Of Congress would grant the PRAYER Of their
petition during the present session
ATOP. NJ the Convention adjourned to 10 A. NJ. to
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Urr.ADpT purA srorK mann.

HILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. 1855
We have no alteration In the money market TO report
to-day Stocks are firm. Reading 37a Morris Canal,
l2%; Long Island, l3A; Pennsyivanis Railroad, 42A
Penney vania 5a SO.
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Ii ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEER BY IL H. LEEDS d
IL CO., on Wednesday, January 10, At lo,s o'clock,
At the sales room 10 Nassau street superb FIRST class
furs manufactured by j. H. Harley 81 John street and
every article warranted in oil respects, consisting OF
scarce desirable; also real royal ermine Hudson
Bay saoea, very choice selection OF Russia mink Gre
elan marten fitch sable stone marten mufs peerincs
capes, vctorinea, cuffs, nc We particularly call the
attention OF our friends 70 this very choice slle
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uENRY H. LEEDS, AucrIoNEER-pY II. H. LEEDS

fNhf H. LEEDS, AuCIloSEER-DY ii, II. LEEDS
Il j. q 20. AssBnees sAle-superb assortment o. cost
g household furniture In suites covered with the rich
est materials large pier gaa and other valuable fur
nure Henry Ii. Leeds Co., win sell by auction on
Wednesday, Jan 10, at l0h O'Clock, at No. II Broad
way, opposite the powlng Green, by order of the
signee, large and valuable assortment of elegant house
hold furniture consisting OF superb royal velvet paror
carpets large French plate pier glasses costly glass
chandeliers and gas brackets, mantle do, about fifty
valuable OIL paintings in rich frames, lace and other
window curtains, rose rood carved and plate back etc
ceres rosewood panoor,e, ladys rosewood secretary
music case rosewood centre tables marble tops bronze
figures, superb paror suites in rosewood covered in
crimson and gold silk orocatee do in purpe and gold
DO, draw ng room IN rosewood covered with medallion
figured crimson and white satin large and costly
and clock ante furniture 10 rosewood covered in
crimson silk srocaelle ing oak carved russell oak
chairs, covered tapestry oak hat rack and chairs,
perb dinner, tea and breakfast sets cut glass gobets
wines, champagne, &C.; rich plated ware extra china
painted plates, bedroom furniture Brussels and ngraia
carpets superb suites in black walnut complete, with
marble tops, &c mahogany do bookcases, mattresses
bedding, &c. char covered delanes and hair cloth
cabinets, curtains oval and other looknggasse dress
ing bureaus, wardrobes and other furniture Sale with
out reserve.
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FCHos. BELL, AUcTIONEER-BY BELL RrsH--
This cay at l0.. O'Clock, in the salesroom q Cen
bold furniture, carpets, ehairs stoves oodstesds, bu
reaus. pe.ures, cutlery; &c aso, COO segars, by
bo sod without reserve, tn. balance stock Of general
country store. including Gns variety Of boots aud
shoes, 10 cases ladies' and ssntleneps garter boots
ehildrcns dc and other articles 10 The line A,sgnees
sale.
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UMrED STATES DIsTuCr CouRr.-Nos. II, 20, 80 u,
81, So, 40 to 43.
355, s4S 1929 1884, 1888 1894 1885, 1885 1910 70 l245
l246 to 1888, 1865 to 1859, 1861 Part Mos 27s9,
2790 10 2799 2s01 to 2S07, 2s09 to ESQ.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Adjourced TO next
Monday.
Conhos PIEAs-Par! Mos. 81, lis to I3l. Part .
Nos 90 to 107, 100 to III
supIuoR CoUsr Nos. 1853, l75, IA, 229, 23O e3 23I
2s2 2s3 23s 2ae 237, 236ii 23s, 2lo 242, a45 24s,
24s 249 2o1 2o2 1853 254, 2G, 257, 25e 259 .6O 26l
2e2, 26S, 264, 266, 2e6, 26s, 800, go, 27l, %.
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Also copying presses, writiog papers, gold pens, &C.
a. large stock Of all tcles 10 line OF best qua
hty, at low prices Blank books made order Cards
It'll heals cheeks, blanks, envelopes &c, printed and
hthoeraphed every style a. the lowest prices Diar
Tor lsb5 all szes RICH LOUTHEL, stationers Prin-
tiers, and Blank book manufacturer 81 William street.
Cedar
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Superior tone pianos for s115 100 226 $50 275 $780,
and those OF every variety of and price from those
with the most elegantly carved and pearl keys %
those OF the PLANES. fnsh comprising those Of ton diff
ferent manufactures, among them the beautiful aeol.n
piano OF T. Giber. Co make and cele 9rated mo.
Germ improved Horace Wa.srs' pianos Secondhand
pianos AZ great targalna. Prices from $40 70 1850
helodeons from i've different Ianufa tories including
g. d. II. w. Smiths well known u.odeons TUNED tho
equal temperament Prices s46 $50, S75. $780, sl15
tl2b, Sl35 and tl5o. Ea.h instrument guaranteed.
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
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FTUsIs MoRRELI, AucTlOaETR THIS MORN
i ing, Tuesday, stic1 4. N. and Up. M-Furniturs,
ps aos, oil paintings, mirrors, sewing birds, silver plat
ed ware French china gold pencils, lamps &c, being
ipvoicee from various individuals and very select arti.
cles. Come and examine nj The spacious auction
So4 broadway, corner Of Duane street Every facility
rendered to purchasers la putting up Antilles selected
IN packing for shpp,ng and sending b. any part OF the
city vicinity N. Bit IL expected that the urgent
wants OF part OF the public VIII call for con-
OF these tales u IL free for all 20 send and al hbcs Of
rey uni tbrrn al bnr
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Wedding CarJs.-An Assortment Of Ever
deps elegantly engraved Wedding cards, envelopes &c
can be had On or sent by poet 10 any part o.
the country. Established 1870.
JAMES EyERDELI, 300 broadway, corner Duane ct.
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CTs1E GUARD COMPANY P-ARyOEY, BROAD.
= wsy Houss, January =, 1880. Cosarany order No
The me- nbsfs o. 'hs eyrps Gfs hersty ao,aei u
s~mhss a. the Arnory, Monday eve. 'ng to- sia
Es'snt, AZ c'eJsl, for pany 1r With 0,sfenais
You afe Also ordered 10 appekf a. qu4rrk n TasAy
he f'h instant, AZ 10 oeio.b, A. pr l,siY 10 FAN
inform With ovsreoR' knat'sok sad wtsts getss "
80 ~ ssegrt ~ The New Yert sta.s " sfy Cngsstgp
W efdsro Ios u, JOHNSON, C.znar4Gnt
6ssHnSroN HpLY, OrleiJ
AZ Oh1h I1GIog--afttsIDS. OpFIaEJ.s o.
w tsis oFgan'tati0n no,lhs.i 70 ~ cod msstng
Al ibs Mercer HSuse, This (Tuss1sy) svsuipg T;n
inst, al - oeioe4 90 important business rromgt 81
tsodanes !. fsq aired ~ order,
.. q B-EFHAv lqeusi
!. EeEKHI TlErvs Ad!asAnt
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This Day This /. . business community

Irones are or should be unknown in the American hive
Therefore every citizen should be cell grounded 10 the
Indispensable requisites OF com ,etept business man,
viz-Boekkeepiug asd p.nmanship. these esseuta
are now being taught at G0LDSMlIiIS 362 Broad way,
for hall hi late charges This reduction, however IL
temporary, and those who do apply early viii not
enjoy the benefit of 4.
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Il. oRECLOsURF or hoRTeAGE-Os FRIDAY, Tbs
II 12ih aay of January, I'll sIposc fgf ,aie, ~
virtue Of frsclostsg mortgage ali the hx'urss 80
secs Of srst rae groesry store, psrfsct or'isr
situated At 3o1 Fast tlIth street. b.twsen aysuass
And G. ~. sADEkBoP, AtterS.y for sorixAxss
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Daguerreotypes-Twensy Cents, Fifty
cents. 81 and 81 taken perfect by machinery, and
lures in ons sitting and 600 daily. Depo. $50 Broad.
way.
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POLITICAL.

TWELFTH WARD. -THT Dfa0CPArfC ELECTORS or
j the Twelfth ward, friendly 20 the general admins
uaton arc requested 10 attend primary election 20 be
held az Conrads Mount Morrs Hotel OF Thursday the
llth 81 January, between the hours 81 and O'Clock
W. TO elect three delegates 20 the GeLeral Committee
al Tammany Hall five % The Young Hcnp Committee
and Ward committee
JOHN ORR,
JAMES GREGORY. lIrstf tore
ANDRE FRCHENI, J
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LECTURES.

r ECrCREs on THE EYE AND srECTACIEs IiICs.
IL trated by nodsls, diagrams, ADD az &c eyes,
every Wednesday evening a. oeloch, a. 81 BoserJ BY
Mr. FRANKS, o. No. park Row, opteiau aad s,ee,ace
massr 70 the tye Hospital and Eye and Far IND mary.
A. mission ~. eeLts
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selling ON, ut an Immense reduction OF our
former prices the balance Of stock Of vaer cloth
ing 0vercoas 81 SO 70 So pants and vests 81 10 a.
GAIL examine and purchase GRANT Il RYDER corner
Of Grand and Centre streets.
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John /. VANDEWATER, MISUNDERSTANDING
- WATER TURNER will sell on Thursday, Jan. IL,
dar street, oil paintings, magnificent assortment OF
OIL paintings IN rich gut fra Des mostly OF the Dussel
dorf school, received per Isabella from Europe and
consisting Of tine English and Italian marine
original paintings and signed by the celebrated
artsts I.inanB Eckbart Verb,oeven, H. German Clasen,
Nangehin kob,l, linet kenncma,n Gudin, Vanhove,
Hosboom kiers and several others. Also fine American
silk attached 10 glass by the French artist Cham
beau. The attention OF amateurs requested
10 this sale they have been selected with great
from the fine collection now in the city. Tho whole viii
oe cold without reserve. Now on exhibition.
ToHN W. s0MERISDYKE, AuCTIOSEER --CoSs TA
- be's sale OF ssgars, TOBACCO, pipes, &c, on We'd
besday tto.morrow), a. the auction room 10 Centre
quantity Of segars q different brands also foreign
domestic tobacco, pipes, glass cases. Dc.
CHARLES y. WATTS, Constable.
T osEPH HEGEMAN. AUCTIoSsER. "WEDNESDAY,
q Jan. 10, at ~ O'CLOCK, A. NJ, precisely az 3s7
Henry street, between President and Carroll, South
Brooklyn Administrators sale-A large and general
assortment of parlor chamber dining room and Kitchen
furniture, bedding and taole linen, silver and plate
ware, dinner, breakfast, tea and toilet crockcry Ne
&C. Catalogues At he sacsrooms. .be furniture Is in
good order
CECoND AssICNEEs' SALE or ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
- mahogany and walnut parlor and chamber furni-
ture-Tc moTc~, "wednesday morning. lon O'Clock, In
the vsrerooms OF A. q Humtert (ate Hunbert a Ken
N.Y., liz an ia Fulton street Brooklyn. Tho portion
Of the assigned property embraced this slle Is no
degree inferior 70 that Of the fret sae and Includes
many articles not heretofore offered Theenion OF toe
trade and others wanting really good furnture n nv-
ted The goods may be examined by catalogue thls
LORIN ISGEAsOII, 49,.
JOEL ". MAsOS. "a's"
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WATCHES. JEwELRy. 80.

CALIFORNIA DIAM0HDS--G ENTLEHi.S'S CLUSTER
~ ptrs Nth chain, SO ritasut o.. clu,;sr vafring,
a. and " so, ladies' cluster pins, go g.nt.msr
Ige stone pins % 70 ti0; rings o. 20 az Tbs best
judges caInot tel them from the real
1. J. JAOUHS, s01 Broadway.
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A EKrPEtTABlE WOkAs wisii.s TO ESsAsT 4
n imiy's vashiDg s Yer W ihs mon,h dss@n .
has bad several years esrsrsnss In wash s and
TrDiUes good city reference PsA@s address call o.
su sogan's, 81 Tenth street bsiw..n avenues and
v. hrst foar, sask