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PAPER HANGING.

VIE undersigned Is prepared TO paper rooms In sapG.
u He Is prepared hang paper At 121 esne
bolt All orders hi. line. left Samuel Bells tsss
shop Main street. opposite the Ctzeos BANK viii bs "
tended 20 promptly. JOHN TwIsrA
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS.
Additional from California.
New York. Nav IA

NEW DIRK, May IA.
The steamer Illinois, with the mails and
passengers from San Francisco arrived here
yesterday. She brings sI.ll5, 900 in gold
and 700 passengers.
The disaster to the steamer Golden Age is
thus reported by the Purser. Mr. Hull, as fol-
lows: "On the 99th April, at O'Clock in
the morning, toe Golden Age struck a sunk
rock off the south west of the Island
after which she leaked badly that it was
found necessary TO run her ashore, which
done smooth sandy beach,
1t Is expected the steamer will be got on
After detention Of two days, the passengers,
mails and gold were removed to the steamer
John l.. Stevens, and landed on the second of
Nav at Panama, all safe.
Business in California was very dull, and
money matters extremely tight and several
mercantile houses had failed Seventeen YES
sells from the Atlantic ports had reached San
Francisco within SIX days.
The miners were doing well, but owing to
the scarcity of coin very little dust reached
the market the mint had not resumed its ope-
rations. The rain had fallen steadily in the
valleys for weeks, and in the mountains snow
had fallen to a great depth. The dull state of
business in the leading towns had induced
large numbers of clerks and merchant. to
work in the mines. The news from the Kern
river mines is contradictory as ever; the
diggins are not represented as being rich by
any means; was first reported. The Know
Nothings had been successful in the city cleo
tons all. over the State. except at San Jose,
where they were defeated by the fusion of two
other parties.
Branches OF Freedoms Phalanx" had
been organized in several sections of the
State.
Advices from Oregon to the It'll April. say
the Know Nothngs had been successful in the
municipal elections.
The markets were very dull, and many of
the leading articles had largely declined.
Mess Pork was dull at SIS
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TsenoyaI.--BACK AGAIN.

VSsTELL & NESKA have removed their Boot and -ass
sSetore TO their fourstory building Aaan 81 as
prepared accommodate their and ire -
lie generally ~ith % good Bots -
shoes be found in the city; and they are ssA
themselves, they enabled sell cheap a.
the cheapest, and perhaps tsebelow them esi 81
examine for yourselves.
Richmond. Oct 9Th lsS4. "a
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ROBERT BEATTY, Jr., Chairman
REMEMBER

The Tickets are oaly 81 each. and each ticket ID.
mits four persons TO Perhsm's Burlesque Opera So
Broadway, New York. and that among the Giiss to b
attributed
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ELECTION - AMERICAN VICTORIES. = The
American ticket was elected in Providence.
Rhode Island. on the 9th by majority of 82l
the whole seven aldermen, and 20 out of the
% councilmen were chosen.
In Mobile, Alabama, John A. Hitchcock
the American candidate for Probate Judge
was chosen on the 9TH over his Democratic
competitor by eleven hundred majority.
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Mr.. EproR:-At the present term OF the
Henry Circuit Court. Two indictments were
pending against Caleb White, wealthy and
respectable citizen of this county, for high
criminal offences On Tuesday morning the
Prosecuting Attorney. As the respresensasIse
Of the Sac asked permission Of the Court to
nan pros. the indictments; stating that they
could no. Ire sustained by proof, and II would
NOS be TO the interest Of the county 10 arral5n
him fer trial : The court granted leave. and
the defendant was discharged tCtthoHt trial
Now the public. it seems to me, are inter
e>ted III knowing who il is that sets on foot
such uufounded charges, as that patient pub
lie pays the expense of such proeeedings.-
Has some used the name of the State
shield, and through malice COZ up the prose
cution TO yex aud harass a respectable citizen,
and when he finds himself about TO be expos
ed before jury of the county. BACKED OFT?
Or has there been a combination OF indIvldu-
ais for such mischievous purposes? 1ndiyid-
uals who act thus, ought TO be known, and
their conduct exposed VIII some ope who
is familiar with the matter give the public a
history of the transaction, and let 1t be known
how it is that the law can be used for such
purposes. ENQUIRER.
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FOR SALE..A Cottage Dwelling stuasst
T. f"'l street. norm q MAN hAf1iI JOB Sh poRros
Nay ls. I-55. ct
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lust received a 10; Of Clear Pine. On hAaa. ~ -
- ~ Common Pine; 900 feet seasoned PopAr al
nesses FLOORING. pine and poplar, on Lanf s,v
,.., ,as- ~
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Re duction of Price.

Reduction of Price.
PICTURES ONLY FIFTY GEMS .
He anIer-i.ned will take pictures in the ee.. -.
the art, 81 hi. rooms in the Shearon bzisdsS
from vTgrr cents dollars No difference
usasb er-Cai At any time Of DAY. froEa Z 80
March &c, 1888.
N GROSS Rushtoa Clark Cos celebrated ses-sN
~ Cod LAYER OIL 70 arrive, and for sale by -,
l.. II. MecTLLoben,
March Is. 1855. No Al MAin ssee.
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PUBLICATION DAY CHASGED-Ihe faiIaoi-
urn will hereafter be issued on Thursday
Advertisements should be handed in early on
Wednesday morning to ensure their prompt
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We insert the following correspondence Of
the New Castle Courier. as an act Of justice
to Caleb White He has been the objee; Of
the most unrelentiny persecution and SANDER
Mr.. White is extensively known as one Of the
weal'hiest and most respectable citizens Of
eastern Indiana, aad the object Of his perseeu-
tors seems to have been To give as wide a cir
culstion TO ISLANDERS as possible. and hence the
necessity of this public refuiasion and explana-
ton Of the chsrges 50 industriously circulated
against bim We have known INN for many
years, and fully agree with that public opin-
reputation of just and upright man
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from his late residence No. 23s East Broadway His re-
mains win be taken to Newark, NJ
mouth, Virginia, Lieut. GEORGE w. CAMPBELL, Of the u
:. Marine Corps. aged 81 years.
George G. Campbell, also the navy marine and army
officers are requested to attend his funeral from his
fathers residence, No. 2n West Thireth street. at two
On Monday morning, March 20, after lingering H.
ness, in the SD year of his age WILLIAM CwxSs
neral to morrow afternoon ~ ONE s'eno tus ~
residence, No 1856 West Thrtieh Get rhe me
OF I,mp'ar Lodge No. 2os, r and A. Masons and all
invited to attend His remains win be taken to Green
and Eiizabeth Sherlock, age1 10 years and months
his fends and the iriends Of the ia nly respect
fully invited to attend the funeral afternoon,
AZ bali pt one o'clock from the residence of his pa
remit corner Of Leonard and Centre streets His remains
sn &c v to Calvary Cemetery for nermsnt No
On Saturday evening March "a at her fathers resi-
ence No. 224 Tenth avenue, CATHKRsE youngest daugh
ter Of Vim. and Mary Jane Strath.
In Brooklyn, Cd Monday, March 2e, BENNETT HYDE, in
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to after noon,
three O'Clock, from his late residence No. 50 Poplar
str ct, Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, ON Saturday, March a. Mr.. EDWARD GIL,
stonecutter, In the 39th ysar Of his age.
raj from bis late residence in Hews street near Bedford
avenue, North Brooklyn, at two O'Clock this afternoon
On MOnday, March 70, OF Inflammation OF the brain,
LOUISA wife Of Patrick oTarrer, Of Liverpool, aged %
years and months
The funeral VIII take place from his late residence No.
Monroe place. South Fifth street, Williamsburg, at two
O'Clock this afternoon.
Liverpool, England, papers please copy.
AT Flushing, L. J., on Saturday evaning, March "a,
GEORGE DUMMY, OF this in the 33d year his age
His relatives and friends and those of the family.
invited to attend the funeral this morning. at half past
eleven clock from the residence Of his father in Ia
Scott H. Bovine, Flushing
At the villa ye OF Jamaica, Monday morning, March
20, MARTIN J. JOHNSON, aged 3S years, months and
days.
His friends and acquain respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at the Reformed Dutch Church. in
the village OF Jamaica, tomorrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
AT Jersey City, Thursday, March s, WALTER,
samuel and Altanah S. Wesco:t, agei 10 years and
months
In Netuchep, New Jersey, on Monday morning, March
10, deeply lamented Of pulmonary disease, FRANKLIN
OF Ezekiel and Martha Merritt aged rs years.
New Orleans, La, and Lockport, N. " papers please
copy.
Suddenly, Monday, March H. Of congestion Of the
brain at the residence OF Isaac Vanyoorhoes, Esq in
MARSHALL, Calhoun county, Michigan, RICHARD vAsyooR-
HEs, aged SO years. The deceased a volunteer in
the late Mexican war; and formerly resident of this city
Pougbkeepsis papers please copy.
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Died.


On Saturday, March "a, after lingering ilness, VIM
liam sruS, aged IS years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral, this afternoon, at half past one
o'clock from his late residence No 5s3 Fogrsh street
His remains win be inferred in the Lutheraa Cemetery
Frederick City, Marylsnd, papers please copy.
On sunday morning, March rs, Mrs. SARAH QUICK, re-
ie as e. r.sSss and en.s Of the y are
- attend funeral from the residence Of her sonn
Law, John r. Lawrence, No ~ East twenty second
street this Afternoon, at half past three O'Clock, with
out further invitation.
On sunday, March IS. MIcaAn ALLISON in the s2d
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock, from
his late residences No As vesey street HE rem aims ~n
On SUNDAY morning, March %, Of congestion Of the
lungs ANY AUGUSTA, youngest daughter o. James ami
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those OF
her uncle, James r. Smith, respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral rvsces without further invitation,
to cav at twelve O'Clock NJ At No l57 Clinton street
after which her remains viii be taken TO Glen Cove l. l.,
TOR interrnent
On Monday m ,rrIpg, March "a Of pulmonary consump-
tion Mrs ETzsRsIn H., wife OF Mr.. Geo. H. stow, and
dert daughter Of Mr. Geo. Durocne aged % years aud
Ihs eatiyes ard friends X the frry are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
No. "a Ldr5ge erect at one O'Clock tomorrow after
On Monday, March 20 after H&ering msess Mrs
MARY iLSnsAT 10 ne 15.a Jtsr q Der age native Of
Her funeral viii tale place 70 morrow, from he rest
eepce o. her son. in law, Mr.. William Lucsy, No sS
Pearl street,
Csinorria ard Montreal papers please coy.
On Sunday evening March e, Ms. CATn1aiT BESroS,
"a the btth year OF her age,
Her r,lliirss ard fi-nls, those Of her s3n p lsv,
Charles Grtn an add ~ her brother James Rseyss 1s9
The r.cmbsrs - shpsrth .,re.s W. churcb p,.
.ed 20 at-nd Tie iuncraI fron her ise rsGisacs No II
Troy ftreet, this af.ernoop ~ three o siost,
On snsisy, March ~, PpHAbIER R9GE2si ia lie
ASH year ofis 90
His rs&tiyst ara ,nssss are tsp t.fay .af Il IS a..
~. as fIg'. ,s.gsEsg sL...1-. T. - ?.st.
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Great Sale OF Fancy Good. AZ II. 8. Rogers,

Fancy Bazaar owing TO the extensive repairs be made
consequence Of the receut fire the premises Tho
nsnder Of this immense stock embracing work boxes ret
cues paper mache work fans glasses toilet boxes
gentlemens and ladies' dressing dressing and she'll
combs elegant Parian porcelain and marble
Newmans celebrated water eolors together with tho
choice selection of perfumery and soaps with endless
variety OF for the and instruction Of chill
dren. All will be sold without regard to cost afordiug
opportunity citizens supply themselves with
thing unique and beautiful than half of the usual
prices. II s. ROGERS Fancy Bazaar, No 449 Brosaway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LECTURES.

THIS EVENING-DR McELfIERAN WILL LECTURE
on the anatomical and intellectual chsracterstics
the Celtic and Saxon of in the Stuyvesant In
sute, $50 broadway, this tuesday, evening" March 81
o'clock Tickets Is cents The lecture will be illus
trated with drawings.
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On thursday, March 81 By the Rev J. s. Inskip, Wn-
LIAM CuPss TO EMMA jazz McCoRII youngest daughter
Of Robert McCorl, both Of brooklyn.
At Mcrrisana, on Wednesday March q, by the Rev.
C. o Rey nolds, Mr. II. NJ FULLER, OF Chicago, 20 Miss
BEsTTR A. Tows, Of horrisania.
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teaaters naval onccrs geamen Marines clerks and
asA men, Tor their Surviving widows chidren)
NAe served In Of the United States entitled
laaA warrant for 100 acres All entitled will by ad
ssng receive the proper form Of application and
VII obtain their moderate charge Our
saagenents With the Departments at Washington afford
enuspal facility for the prompt return of Claims
hoyid be left with as early possible Land warrants
Seught andssi DRAKE BRADFORD, 20 Wall st.
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BfT.T.IauDS.

DuItAR Ds -THE NV JITrTgsos BILLIARD
- rooms, egrGsf ~ rirtb rFsHus 49, Amas skS
nts Tenth ttFsg eRntsnins tshiss hsu
u ns sfy All se<sHtsfy pef'ghs ~ts wlsh susy
bs,hfsi srsrelss - A. 49, Te4afs4 grtss ~
shiing psg gaHs. IN tts eaT t1s eist rasn - III.
With stsel' a, go skhihs ~ aAy ssfh.
pILfARD TABLES -uAyIsG tyyE~TrD 1 NEw
ID "Jts y suslet % tayiis hagsts = cal ., istsy
sd ssNnits s. FafsHT stzas h6&t 54lt4N grssfe
~ pvths W. GkirtlruA ~ AR. cgAst ar.%t
SIiyGk VIDAL AWARDED TO IunSAAD NEE
~ IAnia 80 ths hrfi4s Fnir t5f fsr ths b.iuA4
iHkis, ruh rEetai HfTfbttgh for estknNsf II. Iar,
nsisrsa rgtbeWs nipsa satfffft kwnl
~. tfra tIlsAAt4 49, n tsf4 tshst ets,As kslls
eNrtj ttsbfft. ~ 80 ehrtp ftf tsfn iEgNANpA gYy
1sbis hstefs ffsnalsH Hstsfs - BfsA4ssy Ne
IT, tscsHttsoa tatfss shssE ~ t&4t.
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Wedding Cards.-An assortment OF Ever
delps elegantly engraved at home notes, wedding cards
envelopes &c be had application cent by post to
any part Of the country Established 1870
JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, cor. Duane street.
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Having successfully Organized, Altered an,

Improved the 25xl07 premises Broadway making them
suitable for the reception of extensive Wholesale trades Cat
1Oxs tailoring business 20 5 dway the fashionable
son. George Edward Fox and with view OF iustra
ting the necessity Of economical charges all customer
doing the largest of business the least
rem
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Let this be your GuAde.-EugIish Velvet
carpets los and lis English tapestry 9s English
three ply, Us, 8s ingrains IS and &C. per yard At
HIRAM ANDERSON'S, so Bowery.
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n. ,nords Olive Tar a saucer, bowl Of heat ed
The atmosphere Of the room Will become i'm
pregna with delightful blended of the olive
PINE which will materially aid the recovery or
the patient aud completely dnect the air Of the cham
Thereby preventing OF this disease Sold
No. New street, and by J. MILHAu druggist, is3 Broad
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The WOOdIAWn mnnAIOny On inc bkOOInInQ-
roa TO et-These premises have been the
occupied by Capt w. L. Wiley as roadside hotel
proved the popular place OF for
narss Of pleasure recreation, and military excursions
Ae island Of Manhattan The plot of ground comprises
onsage. Iwould DO available fer private residence but
most staated for rural hotel Apply on
In premises, or to WIN b. k0FFAT, $50 Broadway n Y.
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gilt cornces lace and muslin curtains damass buff Hol
lands, 30. kelly FERGUSON Nos 2s9h Broadway
and "a Reade street offering great inducements to
ohsseys Of the above n DDS All kinds OF wiajow
maze to order Our superior snabe
keep the reputation have always had Of being the
cheapest house in the States.
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Important TO neutrality-suspicious. Spring
Assstmsnt Of earpeng oeloths, curtains and curtain
materials ready for inspection and will BIO offered ~
sssatiy reduced prices. LORD TAYLOR Grand street.
corner OF Chrystie.
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Paper Hangings.-At the Old Establish.

nent, No. 4s6 Pearl street As we are now receiving
trade for spring sales offer the balance of last
years STOCK at remarkably low rates large lot Of rem
1ants will be sold at a saerifce.
o'SUILIVAN 4 FAYE, No. 436 Pearl street.
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA tory executors sale OF the balance OF 2D6 desra
loa sores and valuable water from. Mlledo:r estate
avenue a and First avenue, Harem.-ALBERT IT. SiCo,
LAY viii sell Tuesday, April 10, at IL o'clock a. the
Of DR. John L. Mlledor deceased without any reservation
to close the estate the balance OF 200 valuable lots An
cores situated lith lJh, llGth l7th, Ilsth 10th
streets avenue and Fire. avenue Harlem, comprising
valuable water front the Harlem Extensive
rroyements are in contemplation IN the immediate vicinity
OF tns properly DC oec.nd svenpe raroAf completed,
creasng the value Of these lots from 100 30 per
This sale offers induce the
capital immediate Improvement and the sale will be pc
rsnptory to the bsket Bidder Seventy per cent
bond and three years, PER
cent The title Of this property is ndisputabe and M be
conveyed free OF ell encunransss Lthoaphc aud
InII particulars be obtained OF Charles H. Thorn
Esq No Court street Brooklyn or Of Albert H. NieJs
Auctioneer, NO. 4 BROAD street, New York.
G cnAEEEs u as THOMSON, }Exocu.ora.
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EAGLE HOTEL LoDGISGs.-GENTLZs WILL no
II we'll 10 remember that they obaia clean nad com
fertAbic fer p Ir nE Os and Ia per week
the hotel corner Of " Ham aod frankfort streets
IIUTEiHnICuToS, BOULOONE SCR NER, FRANCE
d 10 families going 20 Europs. A gestlsazn lately
FROM Europe safely mend the iistei Brighton =
net eny tbs best IN TIE Place bat = q ne beet u
Ebrefe situated a. ccrrexient distance from TIE rAi
road and being IN ths a ls u large garden this hotel
possesses ~ The comforts desrh. for Eeaihy fsmes
N M COLLINS HOTEL. SCOr ~ CANAL STREET,
viii l' With tosri are largo IGress and suits ~
Or families also ssvsra sHgic moe, reasonable
ttFrss lie houfe ireHts ~ rssF yth fnn Tsr TIE
.tt 1870 q grequsliod
.--...--. --r-. r.s.......
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LBERT II. ElCoLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G,omPanyl,ALBERT NlS0LAY viii ;slI a. public sas'
sSans y s without tho hs.s SsS:
bond: q y 90 each %asa.ps June 1859 interest
once Ohio Lie and trust Company
These Dor DIS secured by the mortgage of real estate
hs vi .ns and n fec
worth Of land as appraised mortgaged to secure $40
the title mortsaged good in the rail-
pany thai they are uneneumbered and that the apprae
value oiths Lands and that he has ossi eeraeates Of
the proper county oesrs and the adayts Of the appras
All the land morgassa in the counties through which
hs1ssd By the completion q the road ..d hsne desire
land situated il p' Indiana ' Il
BiseSiorS and shiss ssa Away: g
s That III ma. y' ano%
the condition and value Of lands viii only ncess.
Of every county through which passes. and in which The
% wv the .n 20 se
road q its length does IL s believed in the United States
s.s5snsepSie for The prizes. may -
sHt the %s
BILE o. land an abundant security for the
miles in length ia mo,. dire ct line, aud
sS1pss % s ss The
North with the South and South
IL through eighteen towns eleven seats
is the nearest road TO thirty other towns and villages IL
Of the broad guage connecting tty three miles
Southern terminus with the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad
OF the guage. These form line twenty six miles
shorter than the Ohio river between Louisville Cneu
natl Between those cities the immense travel will
be diverted upon these roads.
BY Of Aemcie and in connection with tho
AID Bclleonaine Railroad, the Northern DIVISION of
four niles forms direct line between Fort Wayne and
indianapolis. These two divisions together III mles
nearly ready for tho ron and II IL expected will be finished
and the running this Tbe work has beea
mencement of the summer OF 1853
For pamphlets and detailed statements apply to A..
ii. NICOlAY, No. Broad street.
W.. HOLMAN Pres. FL w. 4 s. RR, Co
n B.-The President Of the company, knowing the In.
trnfs value Of these bonds and not wishing the public
rely upon his statement wholly solicited the
by motor in whom had the utmost
to go and examine the mortgage record lands statistics
facts and the condition Of tho road which dii his
report Is more favorable in particular than could
have expected from the exhibit
pany. would the efore recommend these bonds to my
friends believing them to he entirely sae ard most de-
trsbie security profitable and permanent nvestmsnt
and worthy Of attention the sale Is made by order Of
company and will be peremptoryt to the highest bidder.
But clam the right bf of the 60 stop the
sale when please. ALBERT II. NICoLAY
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CarI,etings Peterson d Humphrey. 10. 370

Broadway Of White street. have from
she late large auction sales large carpetng
&C. which they will sell at the following low pricssRh
seve carpet Is 20 4r per yard rich apeyry So TO 100
yard Ingram lowell make 6s and all other goods equal
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A UCTioS NoTIcE.-ELEGAST ROSEWOOD AND
"A mahogany FURNITURE tapestry carpets. French plate
sell this Tuesday morning at lUs O'Clock by cntaiosus
all the household furnure contained IN the large house
Of Charlton and Hudson streets sising
wood paor furniture suit made 70 order OF the best work
mansp rosewood centre and side tables large
bookcase and secretary rosewood esgere with
and back large pier and oval mrrcrs French plates elegant
oil PAINTINGS by old masters; rich velvet aud Brussels
pets ormolu clocks elegant china dsns and
sion tables, maho sofa cushioned chairs rocker card
tables rosewood and mahogany bureaus bedsteAd wash
star d. hair mattresses, beds and bedding; also, all the
kitchen utensils &c The whole 10 be sold without
as the family are removing 60 the country.
To MORROW "Wednesday morning. at l0k o'clock, lar
and peremptory sale Of magnificent furniture
the tour story hOuss I West Twenty fourth street.-The
CANT Brussels carpets rosewood paor suits in satin bro
caje splendid rosewood panoforte large l mirrors oil
painting rosewood centre and side table, cain
vases clocks ehinaware glassware dinner and tea se';
ns0a large and extensive variety Of maho ANY furniture
chairs, SOFIA, bedseadt bureaus, washstands hair mat
trefses, &C. de- Particulars to Sale positive