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FOR RENT.
a NEW THREE-sTORY AND ATTIC
N Brick House. situated on Sixth street east side,
ouire of r. M. MAGRUDER,
,tg Dry Goods and Shoe Store,
nov os--eodts No. 1856, Seventh street
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WEAKNESS OF THE ANKLES.
PRosPERI,s CoRNET BAND.

PROsPERI,s CoRNET BAND.
Leader, J. M. PRosrsRI-- Conductor, n. PRosrrRr-
L. WEBER. Cotillion Conductor.
HAVING associated In our Rand some
IL Of the most scientific and best skilled musicians
in this city, we are pared TO attend Military Pa
rades Balls, Private Parties, with any number OF
pieces. Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 29--1y e# 81 4ast
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

Almanac for the City Of Washington.
THIS DAY
Sun RISES ...... 4 AZ. Length of day. -. IA 80
Sun sets. ........7 Is e-
New moon 18th, 10.49 A. NJ M. changes 80, 2.36 AM
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sHyaffr II, eonnsxion nth the Orange aud
- Alexandria Railroad
This commodious steamer win leave her slip, foot
OF Seventh street daily at o'clock A. NJ, arriving in
Alexandria IN season for the trains of Che Orange and
Alexandria aud Manassas Gap railroads for Gordons
vile, Charlottesville and stanton, on the Manassas
road for Winchester and Strasburg. 4
! Breakfast on board the boat
This boat Is the only regular line between wssh-
ington and Alexandria.
RICHARD WALLACE,
Proprietors.,
.pso-s EA RYTHER, Captain.
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az Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street, rear
of the Marshal House, Alexandria, Va Roofing,
Guttering and sporting win be done In the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
ap ally
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec lR-eOgm .....,.. ~.
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COFFIN wARERoOM, sc.

COFFIN wAREROOM, DO.
n WILLIAM PLANT n Co., Underta-
ID kers-residepce 4ls Seventh street, between @
and II streets Interments procured in any ground
or cemetery. Collins, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Hearse and every article fer interments Of the best
quality furnished at short notice. the most
able terms, and at all hours Of the night Having
the exclusive right Of Crump's Patent Corpse Pre-
server, We guarantee 70 keep the dead for any length
of time. htfi A nov Hs-diy
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
4 ~ BUILDING lots, and 10 houses,
lVV brick and frame, for sale on easy terms.
Also, two stores 10 let on the cerner Of It'll and q
streets, Island. Apply %
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
Corner Of Virginia avenue and cd street
dec 2e--eod1y
49, $1,000 MRS. Low,
Manufacturer Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Fringes, Gimps, Cords and Tassels,
Fancy Buttons, Regalias, Military Trimmings Ban
ners, Flags &c,
Pennsyiyania avenue, south side, between oh and
10th streets. No 297.
nm I8--1ye0d WI
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SIGN OF THE BIG KEY.

HOuN A. KEYS, Merchant Tailor, No.
ap Ils King street, Zone door west sf Pitt) Alex
andria, Va Ha
Constantly on hand Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, &c,
and everything 10 be found in gentlemen Quitting
establishment. mar 8O--ly
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THE NEW YORK HERALD--CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George law Capt
G. " Fox will leave this port afternoon at two
O'Clock, for Aspinwal
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
win close ut o'clock
The NEw YORK WEEKLY HmALp--California edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts OF the
world win be published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, sixpcnce
Agents will please send In their orders early pos
nble.
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Consumption and Asthma Cured by Inha-
ationThis is the proper method Of treating lung dis
cases. and Dr. Curtiss Hygeana appears to US the
preferable from its simplicity well efficacy Dis
sardng entirely the OF the tube the patient nhaes
IN natural manner the curative preparation and in all
cases, we believe, with the happest effect. Invalds
suffering from asthma lung diseases, should test the
virtue Of DR.. Curtiss discovery physicians pre-
scrbng 1t with the most fatterng results after exhaust
ing their skill in the case.--[Sunday Courier.
Dr. Johns, OF the most celebrated physicians in
New York, writes as follows
DIR. CURrs-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the excellent
efe cts Of your Hygeana Inhang Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup in Of chronic bronchitis ard being
much in favor Of counter irritation in affections Of the
throat bronchial tubes and lungs therefore cheer
fully recommend your medicated apparatus being the
convenient and eectua mode Of applying thing
of the kind have No doubt thousands Of
persons may be relieved and many cured by using your
remedies You at liberty to this in any way
you may think proper. Respectfully, yours, &c.
c. JOHNS, NJ d., 609 Houston street
Sold by @. ii. RING, of John street and Broad
way and by druggists throughout the city and country
Price - package.
Costar's Rat, Cockronch, &c. Extermlnnt0r
ispot bias removed TO 1913 Broadway having been burnt
out by the fire at his old stand, 44S Broadway.
Happy Family.
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SALES At AUCTION.

III ENRY II. LEEiS. AICfioSEER--BY H. IL LEEDS
III Co., Friday, Jan, 9Th, and Saturday, jan. 9Th,
at OIs O'Clock at the s,esroom 10 Nassau street,
perb assortment of rich fancy goods, being be closing
sale 10 the highest bidder OF all invoices remaining on
hand in ;lu ing large assortment of real statuary mar
he aabaster other goods the importation of Sgnor
Vito Viii Sons also several valuable invoices from the
Crystal Palace Among the marble statnaries Is one
pcrb statue The Flying Nymph by Levy; one do pend
ant dancing Ba chus do copy of the figure Dena e
original In the Vatican the urst imported; one do
Bathing Nympb IN original Lenbcrg; one do Madonna
OF Tepneranni superb group OF Sayoir and Mary,
and other very beautiful classical groups suitable
for libraries and parlors. The aabaster vases WIN EN-
brace all the antique styles copied from the British Mu
and the galleries thro ghout France and Italy
One superb pair Of ampheras for recesses ornamened
with beautiful basso reayos superb Canthares, on
Egyptian urns Iecythus vases, Bsrdigho tazzas Tor
fruits and cards. Etruscan manel vases, large Fuel
urus Roman covered 90, agate Venetian do, aud many
other exquisite styles OF the latest Importation Gcnts
and ladies' writing and dressing of rosewood aud
PAPER mnche inlaid with pearl Bronzes-Magli hcent
bronze statuetes OF every size and description Just
c-ivsd from Europe the finest ever offered At auction in
this CITY, representing Una and tho Lion, Asia and Afr
ca, the Stag at Bay, Amazon, Hercules, &C. Clocks-A
large invoice Of superb bronze and omolu clocks,
prii ing about 100 different sizes all Of the most eXqu
site workmanship and in perfect order Parian statn Try
Superb Parian groups and sauettes representing the
finding Of Moses The Flute Player, Psyche, the Madonna
&c also busts of Napoleon, Wellington, AMI others.
Fans Of every description, kid, silk and ornamented
framed in richly carved pearl aud ivory French porce
lain and china vases Of every description richly decora
ed aud entirely patterns. Silver plated wnrc-Cns
tors tea SETS cake baskets SAVERS liquor stands, NC
Also, large invoice OF papicr mache goods and other
goods we're exhibited in the Crystal Palace. Sale with
out
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CONTINUATION OF SALE.-J0HN L. vANDEWATER,
~ Auctfoneer.-Fancy goods, &c.--vandewater a
Turner will sell on this day, Thursday, January
4th, ut 10h O'Clock each day, at the salesrooms 30
ormolu clocks shades and stands candeabras card
receivers coupees, china decorated and painted
Cologne card receivers statuetes, fruit baskets ink
stands with bsque dgures colognes jewel Baskets deco
rated tea and coffee SETS richly decorated coffee cups,
dinner and dessert sets also, decorated bsque figures
colognes jewel stands statuetes Bohemian glass
card receivers coognes, dscaners wines silver plated
tea services toddy kettles coffee urns, castors with
flint cut bottles cate baskets tea table and dessert
spoo and forks oddy ladies' sugar scoops and tongs
balance handled knives. The goods are now exhibit
ton with catalogue.
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distributed variety Of little books religious sub
jssts among the orphan children there In the evening
the fact to the knowledge OF Catho; priest who
Instructed the teachers to destroy the books Four men
who had been appointed teachers by the influence Of
priests to the school, seized all the books, des
tsoyed of them and it is said punished some Of
The children who cried their loss. 1t ia thought that
when the facts become thoroughly known through
to-morrow's papers, the excitement win greatly in
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A UCTlON NOTICE. - CONSTABLE SALE RICH
N household furniture tapestry carpets, pier glass
es piano orte, syerware &c., H. WILSON, Auctonesr,
this (1hursday,) morning, at IL o'clock precisely,
rosewood and mahogany furniture in the large house,
172 West Twenty fourth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues In the parors will De found two very
rich rosewood suits covered costly French satin with
linen having been made to ORDER aud Of superior
work manshp, rosewood and side tables, elegant
cod eegere with mirror DOORS splendid wood
panoforte octave large oval and pier glasses
brocatee and lace curtains oil paintings engravngs,
costly china vases ormou clocks Paran figures About
400 yards tapestry carpets the floors. Dining
suit in damask, solid mahogany extension table rich
gilt china dinner and tea sets; cut glassware, silver
ware tea services salyers cakeaskes castor spoons
and forks Crockery in basement cooking stove tables
chairs, &C. Rich bedroom furniture, glasses clocks,
mantle ornaments, bedsteads bureaus, washstands,
the best Of ORDER having been in only few months.
Sale positiye.
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From Boston.

DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA-FIRE.
BosroN Jan. 3, 1855.
1he royal mail steamsh America, Capt. Lang, sailed
at to-day, with ninety nine passengers for LAYER
pool and sixteen for Halifax. Che takes $40 900 in
specie for Halifax, but none for Europe.
A large brick building on the corner Of Haverhn aui
Tavers streets, owned by Aaron d. Weld badly da
mayed by fire this morning Messrs. Harding & Dodge
morocco dressers, c. Ceaves, .hinist and Gore Il
Howard, sewing machine manufacturers, among the
principal losers.
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Business Failures

SUSPENSION OF BOSTON PRODUCE HOUSE.
Boston, Jan. 3, 1855.
The house of Messrs. A. G. Farwel Co., produce
dealers Of this city, suspended payment to-day It is
thought however, that their assets win pay dollar for
dollar. The failure of Messrs. Belcher Co., Of St.
Louis is reported the cause Of their suspension.
FAILURES OF BANKING HOUSES IN PITTsBURG.
PuTsBuRG, Jan. 3, 1855.
The banking houses Of Moon & Sergeant, and Wm A.
Hill Co. closed their doors here to-day.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM mp CON

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM hip CON.
IN pany.-for New Orleans stopping at Havana,
carrying the United States mail The steaInshp BLACK
WARRIOR, D. Bullock, Commander, will sail for tho
above ports Tuesday, January 9th Mt II O'clock from
pier at foot Of Beach street North river Freight for
the interior and for Mobile consigned 20 agents Ia
New Orleans, James Connolly n Co, will b. forwarded
free Of commissions Passengers for Havana must pro
passports before leaving port For freight
sage apply 10 LIVINGSTON, CROCHER0S A co.
Agents, No. 81 broadway. N B--Tbe Cshswba, X. ".
schuisdt, Commander, will succeed the Black Warrior
and sail Thursday, January 25th Hills u ladisg must
be- sent In for signing the evening previous TO tho ship
sailing
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DETROIT, Mich, Jan. g. 1858
Both branches Of the Legislature Of this State met at
lansing to-day.
The Governors message states that the surplus in the
treasury on the seth of November last amounted to
$3.50 indebtedness of the State mp to the
time to 50 and the receipts Of the treasury for
the past year, to se10,eO9
The Governor recommends the passage Of q general
railroad law; the prohibition of bank bills of denomi
nation five dollars the repeal Of the prohbtory
kqhor law and in it's stead the passage of law proh
biting the sale of spirituous liquors in less quantity
than more gallons; the amendment of the con
situton provide for annual legislative sessions
81 forty days, biennial Of eighty days. the amendment
of the laws relating 10 mining companies, that they
may increase their capitals to two millions Of dollars
now limited to FIVE hundred thousand doll ars and the
non passage of the general banking law.
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Special Stock Observation-Disclosures II. Nico-
LAY will will old special auction sale Of stocks and
bonds, Saturday next January g. at 12 O'Clock at
the Merchants Exchange, and the regular weekly
sale, usual Monday following. Securities TO be
sold should be sent In early possible In order to
give them proper publicity through my advertisement
AI.BERT II. NICOI.AY, Auetoneer, No Broad ST.
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Markets.
puIIApELpuIA STOCK BOARD.

BUAKD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. :, 1855.
We have change TO report in the money market to-
day. Stocks Am Reading, 35; Morris Canal, 12
Long Island R. r., 1875 Penn. X. X AIS; Penn. So,
60x.
CiARLEsroy, Jan. 3, 1855.
Our cotton market is firm previous The sales
Of the past two days have been 1850 bales.
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w MELLUR, AUCnONEER-BY H0UGHroN &
w Mellor, this day, Thursday, at 1875 O'Clock,
at liz Nassau street. elegant cabinet furniture several
new and second hand rosewood and mahogany piano
fortes oval French plate mirrors, two thick French
plate pier glasses SO "a with variety Of fancy china
ware toilet sets, clocks, nc. The trade and others
viii find in the above stock excellent variety Cabinet
furniture will include several rosewood paror suits
cred in French brocatee plush and hair cloth rosewood
chamber furniture marble tops In suites three suites
richly decorated and enamsled chamber furniture very
elegant with marble tops sofas, eteaetes, sofa bed
scads and mahogany spring seat easy rocking
and parior chairs in great variety marble top pier side
centre and card tables, superior extension dining tables
IA feet long library and dining furniture sets 10
match. Also curled horse hair mattresses palla sscs
oil paintings, clocks, silver plated cut bottle castors
forks spoons coffee cake baskets &c At IL o'clock
several good toned piano fortes and second hand
Catalogues morning Of sale.
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New York Dee. 10. ls54.-Death Of Richard r Michigan
EsqAt a special meeting OF the Board Of Directors
convened In consequence Of the demise of Richard
Thomas Mulgan, Esq, their Treasurer, the following
pseamble ana revolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas u has pleased the All wise, n the death Of
Richard T. Mugan, to renove from this life Of our
most useful active and valuable associatesan enter
prisipg and intelligent ctzena just, worthy and hon
Orable nan; therefore,
Rcsolved That tender TO his bereayed family and
friends our deepest and NEST heartfelt coincidence
Suripg them in their aiicton that we loved honored
and respected him in life, cherish with sincere alice
zion his memory death.
Resolved That in token ofo sorrow, we VII wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the space Of thirty
Resolved, That these proceedings be entered the
minutes Of the Direction aud cQpy thereof certified BY
the President and Secretary be traomted 70 the family
at the ceased aud further copy he furnished for pub
bcation. DENTON PEAt,SAI.I. President.
PHrR CLAYTON RoGiRs, Secretary.
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N 8. HoCGH, AUCTTONEER. SALE or
rich and costly rosewood and mahogany furniture.

IN 8. H0CGH AUCTI0NEER. SALE OF
rich and costly rosewood and mahogany urniture,
tomorrow ~ riday morning. at 10s o'clock the con
tents Of the large fourntory house. 10 Warren street
consisting Of richly carved rosewood pianofore
octave superior instrument rosewood and mahogany
parlor suits In satin brocade rosewood tables,
ottomans brocatee and lace curtains elegant parlor
and bedroom window shades, magnificent English tapes
try and velvet carpets, oil cloths, massive mahogany
and black walnut extension tables, eight and ten feet
steel plate engravings. rosewood and mahogany bed
steads bureaus. washstAnds, chairs sofas tables
rockers elegant china vases and mantle ornament;
21day nlad and bronze clocks, china dinner and tea
sets rich cut glass crockery ivory cutlery, silver
ware tea service salyers and cake baskets with solid
silver mountings spoons forks, casters &c. The whole
being In the best order
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HENRY 7. LEEDS AuCTIOSEEp -i50 RICH
III sleigh Robes, MuHs, Cuffs snd yc,orines al aue-
uon.Tbursoay Jan at 10Y O'Clock, without reserve,
At 100 Nassau street, all the splendid assortment ~
manufactured furs consist g OF about 50 rich sleigh
robes, viz, Rocky Mountain wolf raecoon, genet A.
tracan lamb &c splendid variety Of mns yictorines
&c sueh stone and mountain marten, sable ernine.
NC. Catalogue now ready. Sac persmptory Also Rt
az O'Clock at store No. Catherine street without ~
serve, 10 close the whole and entire stock OF segA
robss NUTS. &C
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THEATRICAL.

MUsICAL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY,
N rfE N1T
BROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERT METROPOLITAN
THEATRE
SUNDAY EVENING JASUsEY Z.
Being for the beneht 81
MR.. FRANK HUGHES MANAGER.
Double FRO1BAMsE--kNIIR IRE NEW sEI BOTTOMS
First appearance Of the Justly distinguished volint
MILE CAMILLE UfsS0,
whose brilliant reputation in both hcmspheres stands
proudly pre- eminent.
MADAME VICTOR cH0ME and MRS. IfEsRY q. WATSON.
MR.. GEORGE liz JEUNE,
Baritone, associate and professor OF the Royal academy
81 Music, London, bis second appearance America,
together with the
UNRIyAILED ORCHEsTRA,
orga nized from the leading musical arstes ~ this city
expressly for these Concerts.
Engagements also pending with several other
iosts Of eminence foil particulars Of which vii be duly
announced
Admission 10 all parts OF the house Is cents; Re
served Seats In Parquet Circle - cents extra which
may be secured at the box oiee Of the Theatre during
this day, (Tbursday) 70 raorror and saturday.
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N Ew YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua propretors.-Ihe splendid double engn.
steamship STAN oF Tar WET, 25oo IONS burthen,
Capt. H. w. Turner, will leave from pier No. North
river, At o'clock r. NJ precisely, for Puna Arenas
FRIDAY, January H. 1855 connecting with the fayore
steamship Uncle Sam, 600 tons burthen, over this
Nicaragua tras-t route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation by 6rst class carriages These steamers
unsurpassed In their ventilation and accouInoda
ton. For information or Passage apply only 10
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling Green.
Letter bags made up At tho Office. Letter, rs cent
per half ounce
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LBERr IL NICoIAY, AUCII0NEER.-SrOCKS AND
"A bonds at auction.--Regular sale.-Alhert "a Ncoay
will sell, this day, January J, at 1873 O'Clock, Mt the
Merchants Exchange, for account OF whom IL may
cern-Si0 0o0 Junction Railroad second mort seven
per cent bonds interest payable at the Corn Exchange
Bank LIST May aud LIST November 900 each; 81, 900
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad second mortgage
per cent bonds interest payable LIST January aud lat
July 81 900 each; s32 900 Illinois and Wisconsin Rail
road first mortgage per cent convertible bonds,
interest payable ut the Metropolitan Bank January lst
and July LIST (bypothecat- 81 600 each 81 200 Ceve
land and Pttsburg Railroad per cent income bonds
int rest payable May LIST and November 1st SO 900
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad per cent convertible
income bonds interest payable LIST January and July
in New York. 81 900 each 10 shares econd Avenue Rail
road 500 each 40 shares New York Consolidated Stage
Company s25 each; 10 shares Bowcry Bauk s25 eaon
40 shares Harmony Fire ns urnnce Company $50 each
II shares City Fire Insurance Company, SO EACH 20
10 shares Fulton Fire Insurance Company S25 EACH 40
shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Company $50 each 20
shares Knckerbocker Life Company s25 each;
100 shares Mexican Ocean Mail and inland Company,
500 each; 600 shares Virginia Clih Copper Company,
So each. Terms OF saleTen per cent this day and the
balance before O'Clock To morrow The accrued in
terest all the bonds viii charged TO the purchaser
Special sale Saturday next. Next regular sale on
Monday the Sth inst Albert II Ncolay nolis regular
sales of stocks and bonds every Monday and Thursday
at the Merchants Exchange and also special sales when
required, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
At private SALE great variety of first class railroad
city and state bonds bank insurance AMI other stocks,
of undopbed character for investment For particulars,
see his private sales catalogue. Office, No Broad
street next to the corner OF Wall.
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1e55.-Daguerreotypes - cents, or S2 30 per
dozen, by Holiness invention the u s. patent dou BILE
cameras taking two at once. No. $50 broadway.
YOUNG AMERICA
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NruIIAM IRVING, AUCTIoNEER. - 5UPR EsE
w Court, by order Of Hon. J. Roosevelt Supreme
Court.-Willam Irving Co. VIII sell at auction, on
Thursday, January g. at l0 o'clock at the saesrooms
No. Pine street the balance Of Messrs Cohen smis
superb stock Of fancy goods, together with the goods
sold and not called for At the previous sales
elegant seyrss porcelain vases beautifully painted and
decorated porcelain tea sets, tete atete SETS plstes
cups &c, china and orfnolu jewel caskets miniature
suits OF silver furniture silver and silver plated ware
bronzes fine oil paintings by masters Of the Dutch and
Flemish schools, elegant marquietan inlaid furniture
chairs, cabinets tables &c. Parian aud Dresden china
figures &C. together with large assortment Of other
goods.
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- FORGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER EXTENSIVE SALE
" OF furniture pis noiortes extension dining table,
mirrors, 6e., at 10h o'clock this day, January 4,
at No 335 Broadway OF Anthony street George
Cook viii sell ~ above by auction, most magnificent
stock Of Broadway dealer (removed for convenience
Of sale embracing variety AZ parlor and chamber
suites eegeres, beaufets sofas chairs rockers bed
steads bureaus washstands oornmOdes dining centre
side and pier tables mirrors, Mattresses pianos and
every article usually found in FIRST class wareroorn
This sale IL peremptory, and will be continued daily
until the whole Il sold aud j. well worthy the attention
Of the trade and others Goods may Dc packed and
shipped delivered at moderate charge. Catalogues
ready.