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tries to mislead others by regarding the
war % contest between herself and Russia,
comparing her own institutions with those of
Muscovy and arguing as though the question
to be decided by the war was whether England
should become despotic or Russia liberal. This
is all misconception and error Eoglands in.
stitutions are no more involved in the war than
ours. It is Turkey, not England, that is at
stake; Elamism, not Professionalism; the Sultan,
not Parliament; seraglios and pashalics, not
free assemblies and an unshackled press. II
the allies conquer, the net result OF the war will
be the maintenance Of the Sultan's government
for while, in the shape Of an Anglo-French
Protectorate, till either Abdul Medjid breaks
down in spite Of foreign support, or France and
England quarrel, or England changes her mind
on the question as che has done about the war
with this country that with Napoleon, and the
character Of the present Emperor of the French.
If on the contrary, the Gear is ultimately sue
cessful, the net result of the war will be a Rus.
aian conquest Of Turkey, the expulsion Of the
Turks, and either the annexation OF the do
minions Of the Porte TO Russia or their erection
into Russian protectorate with the Greek re-
ligion, like modern Greece. No one has ever
supposed that the Gar intended to 20 any
further, and to assail England at home Com
mon sense Is too plentiful in Europe for either
Of the belligerents TO entertain views Of con-
quest or internal interference with each other.
Turkey alone is at stake; and the argument
that because England is generally more civilized
than Russia, therefore the war Is one OF ciyili-
cation against barbarism, rests upon q msap-
prehensicn Of the real question OF issue, and Is
nothing but falloey.
Whether the Western Powers did right or
wrong in going to war with Russia Is q matter
for their decision, not ours. II isquite clear
practically that they did so because they feared
the power Of Russia, and not because they
cared enc STRAW about civilization or the free
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have been elected from the Fifth district reported
that he had no claim in law equity, and called tor
q new election on the 6rst Tuesday in February.
preamble and resolution from the Governors Of
the Almshouse requesting the Council to appro
pirate such sum 90 they may deem proper for the
purpose Of furnishing nutritious food to the poor
during the present del ression In business, II in
their opinion such necessity exists was referred to
the Almshcuse Committee. Some other business
was performed, and the Board adjourned to the
18th inst.
Large numbers Of unemployed workmsn as embed
in the Park Atsn early hour yesterday morning. After
come speech making, procession was formed, and
with banneS, bearing various inscriptions marched
through the principal streets Of the city, and back
to the Park again. Here more speechifying took
place, and committee was appointed TO wait i'm
mediately on the Mayor, who In answer to the c,m-
plant Of the committee said that he deeply sympa-
thized with the working men, but possessed no
power to grant them relief. Much excitemen, pre-
vailed In the crowd during the day. We refer to
our report for particulars.
The LongshoIemen's Benevolen, Society held q
meeting on Tuesday evening, ct the Shakespeare
Hotel, 70 take into consideration the reduction Of
the wages Of their employees by some Of the ship
ping merchants. After several speeches expressive
Of their indignation toward these who had made
such reduction OF this unfavorsble season, vote of
thanks was passed TO the merchants who are paying
the prices, and collection taken up for those who
had refused TO work al the reduced price.
The Howard Association Of New Orleans, on the
9th inst, appropriated two thousand dollars fer the
relief Of the suffering poor Of New York.
Flour was without further change yesterday,
with fair amount Of sales. Michigan white wheat
sold at $245. Indian corn was one cent bushel
lower, and closed at 81 90 81 0i for Western mixed
Rye was Arm at 81 SO 81 40. Mess pork sold 10
moderate extent, st $12 20, with one small lot at
sl2 81. GOO tierces Vermont prime mess beef sold
for export at t21 90 Cotton was firm and active
with sales Of about 1000 bales, chiefly In transitu
atfull prices. Fteigbts to English ports were
steady, sth fair shipments Of provisions and other
articles. There have also reec nty gone for ward
considerable quantities Of provisions TO France,
Belgium, DO.
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From BOSTON.
EscAIE or A FUGITIVE sLsvE--THK MASSACHUSETTS

BosTos, Jan. 10 1855.
Tho Ernirg Telegraph in postscript this afternoon,
states that warrant was issued to-day BY United
states Commissioner charss J. Woodbury. for the arrest
Of John Jsetscn, an alleged fugitive slave, whonh
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1855
The great Southern Convention met here to-day. Only
sixty delegates present. Mayor Lewis elected
the temporary Chairman. and committee appointed
to nominate permanent ofhcers when the convention
took recess.
On assembling, General Lamar, Of Texas waselected
permanent President Ten States represented and
hundred and twenty delegates present. nclud
ing eighty three from Louisiana Resolutions were Of
ered for the improvement Of the Galveston bar and
barber, and for the establishment OF marine hospital
there. Adjourned until to.morrow.
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Two Thousand Dollars Voted for the Poor &C
New York.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. Q, 1855.
The Howard Association Of this city voted to-day tho
sum Of thousand dollars for the benefit OF the poor
Of New York.
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SECRETARY MARCY ON CrTIzENsHIP.--we have
seen letter from the Premier to distin-
guished Cuban gentleman, at present resident
Of New York. The Secretary informs his cor
respondent that declaration Of intention is
not q renunciation Of allegiance to another
Power, and "that such remuneration can only
be made and accepted when [hel shall have
applied for naturalization to the proper court
and shall have proved to its satisfaction [yourI
title thereto" This doctrine conflicts with
that contained In the Koszta letter, and both
are from the same source. It is remark
able instance Of the elasticity Of statesmen's
minds.
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From washington.


AGAINST THE Know SorHIsds-THE
TARIPF BILL-TIfE PACIFIC AUTHORITARIAN
OF MR.. MoRRIs-coSFInnArIos BY THE SENATE
wAsuisGrox Jan. 10, 1896.
Tina aesnocratc Senators have had preliminary meet
ing and will shortly make demonstration defining the
of the democracy the subject OF secret
societies for political purpcse Mr. Adams OF Mssis-
n; 4; ,aa 10 be the only democratic Senator who Is
aisincBned to take ground against these societies.
The Pacific Railroad will be the special order OF the
Senate till the 10th inst.
The Committee Of Ways and Means win endeavor To-
call nm. on the first opportunity, the bill reported ~
them at the last session. TO regulate the auueS On in
norts. This bill continues al rdtorem duty Oh
hundred rer cent on liquors, &c, and estaonsnes
.Y. :, s,,s on other articles Of five, ten htteen anu
twenty per cent adj raloreH respectively with free list
Of . few unimportant articles
The bill recommended by the Secretary OF the Treasu.
ry also continues the duty OF hundred per ad va
loren on liquors, &c., but establishes single rate of
duty Of twenty five per cent al valorem other ar
cs, except those enumerated an extensive free list
Senator Norris, although out Of danger Is moro
comfortable tonight.
The Senate confirmed to-day the treaty with the
Chippewa 1ndians, also the appointment Of W. W.
Drummond Judge of Utah, and also of O. p. Ellis az
postmaster in Ohio, locality not ascertained.
U. s.. SUPREME COURT.
wAsnNaros, Jan. 10, 1885.
Supreme Court--No. 40, Edward NJ West, plaintiff in
Joseph Cochran. The argument In thls cause
was commenced by Mr.. Ewing for the rplaintif and
continued by Mr., Hill for the defendant.
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IDlesl

On ruesdsy, January %, RnsocA, wife Of James Nc.
Bride, aged IS years, months and days.
The friends and acquaintsnces OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 70 attend her funeral to Calvary
metery from her Late residence No. 70 Henry street
On Tuesday morning, January %, 10 the slst year OF
her age, SARAH NUNS, motherin law of Dr. Valentine
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
her grandsons DR.. VIM. H. Van Buren, and Isaac Bell
J are invited TO attend her funeral FROM the residence
afternoon, Mt one O'Clock.
On Wednesday, january "a, BE0Japy NJ. THOMPSON,
aged rs years. son Of Robert Thompson, Jr.
The friends and acqnaintances Of the family with
those OF Wells Phillips, are respectively invited 10 attend
the funeral tomorrow afternoon at two O'clock from
the residence OF his father No. rs Sixth street HIS
mains viii be taken to Greenwood for interment
On wednesday January "a, after lingering illness,
ANNE ys 81; TALLY, only daughter Of Mary Tally
invited TO attend her funeral from her late residence,
No. 2b7 East Thin tenth street. to Funeral
vice al A. NJ, at St Brdgets church.
Washington papers and Philadelphia Ledger please
copy.
On Wednesday morning, January "a, HANNAH, daugh-
The friends Of the family are requested 70 attend the
funeral from the residence OF her brother John Clarke
half past one O'Clock.
On Tuesday January o. at the residence of her father
SON. Esq, Of Pqus Lancaster county, Pa, in the sd
year OF her age
The friends the family are invited to attend her f.
neral from No 129 West Fourteenth street.
morning, az hall past ten o'clock Her remains wl be
taken TO Fairfield Co., Tor interment.
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Tuesday, January 20, JOAN CAMPBELL.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
quested to attend his funeral this morning ten O'Clock
On Wednesday, January "a, in the 3oth year Of her
age, CATuARIsr RAyAxAGH wife Of James Loque.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No IS Third avenue afternoon at O'Clock
At Harlem on Wednesday, January "a, from injuries
ton, in discharge OF his duty Mr. WILLIAM WILSON, aged
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On Sunday, January IL, by the Rev. DR. McCarty,
Capt RoBl1T LIZ Of the Bartlett Guards TO RoserTs
eldest daughter Of the Hon John NcKenna all Of this
city.
CHARiIs HoLDRIpGE Esq, OF this city, 10 Miss AIDoi
Cook, Of Fermoy, county Cork, Ireland.
On Wednesday, December 10, by the Rev Mr. Hervin
Fpiscopalsn minister, ALEXANDER STEWARD, NJ D. OF
Bridgeport Ct, graduate OF Trinity College Dublin Ire
land TO Miss ELLEN THzGmeos OF bridgeport Ct young.
est daughter OF Mr. Maurice Ftzgbbon Of Castle Roa
county Cork, Ireland, and cousin OF Or. Eager Of Man
chester England.
A. Cudasbackyie, 0rar 70 county, Friday, January
T. By the Rev. Martin Herr, OF Port Jeryis Mr. wnIIAv
G. sIImFIRD 10 Miss HISEfITA s. wRIGHr, both Of
Brooklyn, l. !.
On 1uesdsy evening, January - by Mayor Conrad at
the residence Of the brides father, Mr. HuGH MCCAU.
rlN Of the hrn Of Campbell Mcaueys 70 Mics EuGg-
~ A. laughter Of Dr. A. Boz msnville all Of Phili9e
There 4 no truth in the reported marriage pubsbed
in yestersays HuAtp, o. NJ. samuel p. Miles 70 Mrs
AAgl-s.
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HARD TIMES.

A MEXICAN WIDOWS RELIEF AsSoCIATIoN-DE-
IA signed 70 assist those principally who have never
known abject poverty, but who suffering want;
who would rather starve than beg and would only ask
charity to their children from suffering and degra-
dalton. To visit and assist SUCH according 10 sb-
ty, this association has been organized All who sub
scribe TO the articles OF association and aid promo
ting its objects, by contributions of time, money In
AID Of such deserving objects Of their charity win be
considered members, and bs entitled to voice in the
direction The following the officers agreed upon for
the preliminary organza ton
TRusTEs.-G W. Browne, No. East Fifteenth street;
Thomas McElrath ~ East Twenty second street. j. r.
TTesdwel St. Nicholas Hotel James b. Colgate, 20 Wall
street VIM. II. Burrows, Irving House.
1H0S McEIRATH, Treasurer, Prsdn't Nassau Bank
SoLos ROBINSON, Secretary, ia Greene street.
Contributions needed Immediately for the relief Of
nearly one hundred families already visited.
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(NuEAF OOAIe-ts 70 fUg BI1T RCD .taI gr0Yt ~
~ Efosrs, and o. fnt 49, ri Ksh fiors sgs NJ
I4tte sBi ~ " for lxsFs Fef ash oct ~ wr1
srfssuti sG1 free - ,afikEs. Itsb ay tsfcs sat
~ asvA;ieh -hs'sssr. EltHAFD CLINTON. 80 tsrsi
sfrags, b@'sssn fpartsfnr Asd tftssbul tttssis
(sOAI.--EEsT Qr2frTY zach ORCHARD ND Ar
~ zeal, syiAbla af styFss gFsisf, sfNinw q
o. e ~ I'm ifun scrusf ~ Nsnow sE1 WasE srtan,
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NJ oIICE-AT A MEETING OF THE ELEVENTH WARD
IN Relief Association. held January Is. resolution

IN Relief Association, held January Is, resolution
passed TO extend the following Invitation the
donors towards the association ALI persons who have
contributed towards the support Of the Eleventh Ward
Relief Association, either by giving money provisions
hereby invited to visit the Relief Room OF the Asso
citation Of Tenth street and d. where food
Is distributed TO applicants every day Of the week.
between the hours OF and o'clock r. NJ that they
may become acquainted with ths manner pursued In
giving relief the general character Of the association
aud the extent OF It's operations The association desire
that hereafter, all persons who make donations Of pro
duce, &c to the association inform the committee at
the Relief Room with their name.
ANDREW MILLS, Esq, President
PKryR Josry1S, Secretary Of Managing Committee
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A LBERr II. SIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER -3rOCK3 AND
IA bonds at auc'ioa. Regular sale Albert II. N;olay
win sell this day, January rs, at 12h ococs at the
Merchants Exchange, for ,ount whom 4, may COZ
erD,-s5,oto Michigan Southern Railroad per cent
bonds, interest payable March 1st aud Sep encer Ist
81 900 each; $40 900 Columbus, Pqua and Indiana Rail-
road rtmtrtsage per cent convertn ponds interes.
payable January lst and July lst 900 each ST. 900
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad per convertible in
bonds interest payable ls January AMI Ist July
In n y, 81 900 each " coo city OF Racine tvisconsin
per cent convertible bonds interest coupons
nually the 10th February 5000 In Crosse sud Nil
waukie Railroad per cent convertible bonds interest
payable LIST January and 1T July at the Brodway aa
NY ISL o00each; IS 900 Cleveland aud ttspurg rtroa
per cent income bonds interest payable May lat aud
road first mortgage 10 per bonds interest payable
LIST May and LIST November $500 each 10 shaj Erie
Railroad 800 each do. Harlem railroad 800 each SO
do. Union Ferry Company, OF Brooklyn, $50 each; DO
Merchants Exchange Bank, $50 each; 100 do Empire
City Bank, S25 each; do American Exp ress Company
500 each do. Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
$50 EACH 25 do North American Fire Insurance Compa
ny, $50 each 90 do Fulton Fire Insurance Company,
t26 each; 10 do Manhattan Fire Insurance Company,
$50 each 2o0do Old Potomac Copper Company $40 each
100 do Isabella Copper Company, $40 each; 100 do Hi
vase Mining Company, e5 each $50 do. Phenix Mining
and Manufacture ug Company (confer'ing the privileges
OF subscribing to company formed upon the most
favorable basis OF any in the Cumberland region 800
each 20 do Masterson Smith and Sinclair Stone Dress
ng Co., S25 each. Che above company has capital of
$1,000 Terms OF sale-ten per cent this day, and
the balance before 80 O'Clock The accrued
interest all the bonds will be charged TO the purchas
Special sale saturday next. Next regular ale
Monday Albert Nicoay holds regular sales o. stocks
and bonds every Monday and Thursday the Merchants
Exchange and also SPECIAL sales when required, Tues
day Wednesday Friday and saturday. At private sale,
great variety ~ first class railroad, city AMI State
bones bank insurance and other stocks OF unioubti
vate sales catalogue ONCE No. Broad street, next TO
of Wall.
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EgnY DfTARTnfST.--N0TIcE ~ HgEgBY GIVE.
ysrsusni " The statstss o. III state o. se- Y0gs
IN sueh made snf provided that az 20 ple1ss v
- pALs " tls iSyislat1Tc Al 10 Pfssent ssssigu n
tie ratinge ~ las ~ incrsNss the funf u tbs yss ~
rsriu-ns ana n The city 81 Nsw Vera v one ma
efsl 40 atty tho4aasd dollars.
IONS = GnJz, Tf.a.arsr
Ne. Yort Jan ~, iGG
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JIrIIIIAM IRVING, AUCIlONEER nORTG AGE sAIE

VIIIIIJAN IRVING, AUCIIONEER.- MORTG AGE SALE
w OF household furniture William Irving A Co.
will sell AZ auction Thursday, January 25 at los
O'Clock, at ls2 Eghth avenue between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets for account Of the
sells carpets French plate pier ghsses, xdov curtains
rosewood etegeres, marble CLOCK and snte ornaments
mahogany sofas, paror chairs rockers &c hArcIoth
rosewood centre tables black walnut aud mahogany
French bedsteads, dressing boreaus washstanis ward
robes Brussels and ingram carpets hair matresses
feather beds, holsters and pillows blankets, quilts
sheets, 6c msbogany dining room furniture, dinner
and tea sets, glass ware cutlery, &c, together with
general assortment Of Kitchen furniture.
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A UsTRALA.-TEDEPENDENT IISE-TO SAIL WITH.
"A out fail February The clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, for Melbourne, VIII be ready for above.
Can accommodate four cabin and sI second cabin pas.
scpgers, applied for this week. Her accommodA tons
Of comfort and dne ship will do veil TO take passage In
this vessel For balance Of freight and passage sppiy
on board, at pier No. =, East river, 20 AsKEIl K
ELLIOT 1+6 Pearl street, or T. RICHARDSON CO., 81
s0uth street.
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VIZ s. MEIIOR, AUCrIONEER.-BY HoUGHrON L
w hElIOk-This day, Jan. Is. at 1913 O'Clock. At
ll3 Nassau street, elegant household furntureSupe
rior O., octave rosewood pianoforte made by Read o.
New York several tapestry and velvet carpets hair
9rcsscs, spring brda, pillows, hall lAIpps. china Aaa
cfoes.sy ware -ortby Ne attention q ts tsss AID
housshespcrs. Also large assortaacnt Of sissate VI
net furniture removed from several and will
be sold positively TO pay advances We invite those
want Of good furniture TO examine the goods previous
the sale. Every facility for packing and shipping
the premises Several rich parlor suits, covered In
the most fashionable materials carved secretaries and
bookcaseso OF the atsst styles and designs elegant
extension tables fourteen feet long, ten custom made
tste tete sofas in wood and mahogany richly de-
corated and cnamelled chamber suits with marble tops
one elaboratey carved rosewood Gothic bedstad cost
$3.50, with bureau and wsshstand to match; mahogany
and walnut chamber furnure easy, rocking and spring
seat parior chars card pier and side tables with an
endless variety Of desirable furniture several south
American horse hair mattresses paiss-e., &c Also 10
pay advances several thick French plate oval aud pier
mirrors, IN ornamented frames, III choice oil paintings
French marble clock, china toilet sets, nc. On.
taloguss issued en- morning Of sale. The articles
arranged for exhibition.
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H0loWnys Otntmcnt.-Pr0fcnsOr HOLLOWAY
had the honor Of being presented TO the Emperor Of
Russia In 1863 and obtaining permission for the sale OF
this extraordinary ointment In Russia In consequence
Of It's extraordinary efficacy in all skin diseases II viii
cure salt rheum and scroua when all other means fail
Sold BY all druggists, at 25c 62c. and 81 per pot and
At the manufactures 20 Maiden lane, New YORK. and
ga Strand, London
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The Greatest Discovery OF the Agc.--That 10
what everybody says who has used Dr TOBIAS
Venetian hnment for coughs, Group, sope throat,
shapped hands frosted feet rheumatism, &c II Il does
not relieve, the money Ia returned. Price rs and
10 cents. Depot 90 Cortlandt street.
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G LEIGH ROBES AT AUCTION. 300 LARGE TRIMMED
- sleigh robes, made for Broadway custom trade
HENRY T. LEEDS will sel at auction this day At 10 "
O'clock at the store 13s Fulton street 500 sleigh robes
consisting Of Rocky Mountain wolf, genet, COON As.
traean LIMB, and buffalo robes all lined with wooen
drugg.t; also mufs, viciornes, cuffs DC viz stone
marten, royal ermne, mountain maren, chinchlla and
sable; taDAs, genemsn's coats, collars, gloves &C.
ladies' and country dealers viii do well TO attend this
sale ~ very article must be sold.
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T,UNIS MORRILL,, AUCTION EER-THIS MORNING, AT
Il 10H O'Clock, by catalogue, at 30s Broadway, rich
and plain furniture for parors dining rooms
Offices, &c, from extensive in need OF
cash, and sold peremptorily. Also oil paintings and
mirrors with gilt frames Also sundry fancy and use
full articles, with 10 goo segars, with which sale will
commence TO be renewed At O'Clock +. NJ. Every "a
cty to shippers In boxing.
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CIXTH WARD RELIEF ASs0CIATfoN.-TH TREA.
Of the Association Acknowledges the receipt
the following subscriptions and donations since his last
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10y JOSEPH HIGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-
ID Jan, 20, at 10 A. at the sales room, wifloush-
by, Of Pearl street. Brooklyn, small quantity Of
new and secondhand furniture, dry goods china vases
books, ladies' furs, sleigh robes, &c.
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A UsTRAIIl PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"A United States msil.-The and elegant A clip
per ship 6koRGEs, William Slater, Jr., master, 100
IONS val succeed the Ocean Queen twenty third shp
Of this line, for Sydney and Melbourne and will have
immediate despatch. Passengers for sydney taken
and the balance In arrival which susran-
Ted 70 them At very high rates Cabin AceommodAtsrs
not surpassed BY ship afost Intending passengers
viii please examine before taking passage elsewhere.
FOR freight or passage apply board u plsr East
river, or 70 r. W. CAMElOs, 1iG Wan street
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A UCTI0N NOTICED. :. H0UGH, AUCr0NEER.-
IA The particular attention OF house and hotel keep.
called 10 the following extensive catalogue sale
elegant furniture, decorations, silver paintings,
and panoforte, &C., this day. Thursday
ing, at loa precisely, at house 10 Warren street.
as follows-Two elegant rosewood suits In brocatee,
mahogany To-. superb rosewood bookcase, ladies'
TORE rosewood etegeres rosewood panofore Of
fine tone aud ns elegant French plate pier glass; oval
and mante mirrors fine oil paintings and engrayings
tapestry and ingram carpets elegant and mantsl
ornaments SOFAS easy and reception chairs, rosewood
hall chairs mahogany spring seat parlor chairs and
rockers mahogany and walnut round tables do. extern
sion tables rosewood and mahogany French bedsteas
cottage do feather beds hair mattresses and
mahogany dressing bureaus With marble tops do. wash
stands marble top centre and side tables china toilet
SETS fine assortment of china crockery and
also basement and kitchen furniture with which the
sale win commence.