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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
7HE HELEN JEHETT MURDER.
4 SINGrLAR STArEMENT.

T, ne Eia9rs Of ~, y. v ErpTss.
HsviDc rosd an article in III Noraiag ETgress
uron he death Of Richard Robiu,u hs risrs- OF Helen
Jsveii sn hsiBs peec' recollection o. the escpns lPc
which the cI- - Il it were Dgt yesterday
eoursse nous forward sud peror At that tine
foreman IL extensive usltrory n B-1d q l. ~
ID >,-Itsy evening" and or ~ esT 20 20 3cue s S
ny psce ic sgp a. he stse hep p, FcI9ng o. ne cor
usE Of Pine sld Nsssssss AID as ne s,s TIA teas ne
slt,-rs place at ihls iille i0s KIP AID Browns Inc
Ca he usft 10 ques1n t1e omnibus h-i gone adj v III 20
hr bar ~ a lepea 20 e. ~ beer ani eracks sisa
tlklg 20 ID proprietor, young l1n entered, ana go
hmsefuTon t~o rsls Of rns or sste- ia were placed
es, ~ "a ~ 80 80 80. - ~, 49,.
r-..a W.. prrers p9ted by lie. Az This tue Re5fl.8
I'd 10 o "a mn - r5si5 I'm gery flli IN 1s of i.rG
o.i.erusu co. sr esp. Ils bal b., shted
-i1e n o. lld fte c.esS wls lo il le tcr-. Ank d. 80
hive beer res- o'c'ock when IIea.
Iha % ,to-. @ s-spor sb-Ef lts matter ul- re.as
&c rercrf 9 fhe -r; - .ter he 4lts q che pliI1er
v.s y, -P iiate he 'e.got s-iiy Of Ero,as Fuons.
u b. iv IEFcls 1 the pslu that va in tbe sore tie
.-sl CRIBS ~ oe-slg oo1 -sscrIDtoa gwen Of me
trr have arel from ain pro iu tie
AID never ul lave done - bu for rt1s article IN Tee Ls.
ions. Cu 81 TO- ppel l1a O. 1-8s- Der
No icus -cr ai f- or sd s0ik Pssszs 70 Haven,
uesslili iHsi,aes Of ~ ir,rr.51,iaH-
lours rcsuerrfllly. III. WILSON.
Efa- "a, Eas- lVe-ry i.r-l -, Aus j. l.s-.
Til. s certainly curious sta,emel. CT confession
sId in order fully 20 estimate IL impoi.ance j. vii be
rcct-ssr 70 recur % some %. The incidents the trial
n Orler 20 exp am.
Robinson, i vii D. borne IN m.1d, Tas sc4ui..ed
pTinciTAy 0n he belti that abb lad beea proved.
furong. the -rocer, i viii be remembered testifai
that Robinson, the young Eho in his store on
tLe evening n question, rOrt dark tire Jr1ck coat
He -w0Te also ths; Robinson cane IntO kis store
Exactly a. h1.-pdSt Hsc Odoct. To use n 0sn words
"i i di not var one minute ron that Nov Rosins
TOwrzcnd. the woman Who kos7s the house No. a
Ihomas-si. a. distinctly Affirmed ihs, she went 70 he
door snd ~ Robinson IN q, tai-Dast Etas0 cck
lie had cl0,h oioak. Wen be czne ia he % 81
his ciogS 20 O. nesriy % co1eeel b fsss.
Robinson, u oo-Ise, could 10. = IN IL Sas a6-.-
grotry and g. No. a. Ihoms.s. q; Oh sI5 t1e ssu,s
tine. sDd she uaE " 20 hsa oD f-dcz cca. 4 -be Gee
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and Lincoln is an entire hilure this year though
excellent in the neIt County above Haldimand' on
heavy clay soil. v.u p
Csspar Angus is little town in the valley OF
Stratbmore, Scotland A foul murder hsa oeen
committed there. A laborer, accused as tne Pr,n'
cnsi in the crime fed landed st Montreal, Canada,
sdt SyorS and in "a hours was in the hands of an
ss@.os ses - 60, Fnrona, ROGER SHERH,S.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

". SUBsrITUTIoSs.-This theory proposed by
Dumas in 1889. He was opposed by the electro
chemists and supported by the French The results OF
the nvestig gations for the last few year. may be sum-
med up in the following propositions
l. One or more equivalents of hydrogen in given
organic compound may be replaced by an equal num-
Der of equivalents Of chlorine, bromine a., without
any essential change Of properties
8 In all csses the chemical properties are changed
in degree but not in kind.
3. The more complex the constitution OF an organic
body the ess marked is the effect produced by sub
stiutOn.
g. The converse Of the preceding.
s. The greater the number Of equivalents replaced,
the greater will be the change. Nothing AT last may
remain but the molecular type.
o. The greater the difference between the chemical
properties OF the replacing and replaced substances the
greater viii be change.
Adopting Amperes theory Of the binary structure Of
elements the change Of ameline into chlorsmeline
would be explained thus:
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Cl2BsSHiCLCL= =Cl2HsSCLfHcL.


These views Prof Gibbs offers with diifdence; they
form part Of general theory of chemical polarity on
which be IS engaged IL l. now probable that chlorine
can replace oxygen, but il Is still in question.
In conclusion, there il little light thrown on the
theory OF oIiugsOD the other three theories Of the
dsy must be received in whole or in part. The main
question of the day that Of equivalents. Gerhardt
and Laurent have proved that, excepting earbonc
oxide, and certain class Of acids, all known organic
substances have an number Of equivalents Of car
bon If CT. There mus, b. reason for this. They
make C=l2, and reduce the number Of equivalents
onehslf. They double the equivalent OF the class Of
acids spoken Of and make them bbasic. This theory
requires that suphurc acid be bioasc, and here We
meet with difficulty. Gerhardt and Laurent also
dosbe the equivalent Of oxygen, representing water
BY H2O=l7. This necessities radical change IN
the formulas OF inorganic chemistry. careful study
Of the TelssOns between the physical properties OF or
gsuic cOmpOuDds aDD-drs ~ afford complete con-
hrmauon OF the new views. But 20 this sulphur and
the sulphur compounds Of organic bodies oner Two
series Of objections. The question that now DIVIDES
che niss il, then, simply THIS: Shall we extend the
laws which govern constitution OF inorganic bodies
20 organic compounds, or shall Organic chemistry en-
brace iDOrgsIie chemi. ~ q particular case J
Afer the reading OF Prof GIBBss report the Assoc-
alton divided with some difficulty into sections
Ia the secion Of Natural History Prot. SlLLnias
called Prof ". B. RODCERs to the chair.
Prot. RoD5ERs, having paper % read ia tie other
section, yielded il to Prof. HALL.
Mr.. w. B. BL,Er then resumed his description %
the Geology OF southern California. There near
For Miller plain Of lava nearly - miles in breadth.
Tie rocks resting upon the granites al tertiary,
wiki the exception of sandst0Lo IN the San Ber-
naicIno sieTra confirming fossils. In the tertiary
be had found shells whiah Mr. C0urai had deierniscl
and sharks teeth which hh ineld Prof. AgGsslz had
Examined lOT blIn- These determined that the tertiary
was Meiocene, but since then EOcene had been Dis
covered. Fossil oyster shells found eight or Ten
ncbes across, actually large that would not care
10 take the second hafdozen. The sIuvial formation
reached extent IL California unknown east Of tho
Sierra Neveda. On The slope Of the ridges toward
ihiz sliuvial clay observed beach lines Dr j..
Coate noticed sat lake IL tie Colorado DeseTt about
whose margin there we're bot sprrgs where he hsi
found sbells Of MseedOn. be had also found pebble
containing iossls.
In snswer 10 question Mr.. BLAZE sad thai he IA
satisfied that the drift il California va entirely local
lie had observed no irstsoce Of northern drlit
J,s HAIL stated that be had bad an opportunity Of
examining collections from TIE hD!s noh ofthe Grca'
Salt Lake sid sugg.sei th-t peh5os rese-rel % ~
NJ. Bake ard D, Le Csn'e es containing ig-si
nigh: perhsps have come Toa, -lo-y BIZ.
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ITO SHIPPERS OF EXPRESS GOODS TO
CALIFORNIA AND 0REGQN

We would respectfully inform Shippers and the public
general, that have established
California and Oregon, under the name and style G. H.
Wines Co., to leave New York on the 9TH and oth and
first express will b despatched the 10th inst in charge
Of competent and experienced Our M. Wnos
hasong the Of the Cafornia freight
department Of Wele Fargo Co. With his experience and
devotion eneres combined with
rior facilities trust we shall receive liberal sre OF
bueiness
Chas Morgan, ESQ. New M 1Bovline Cruen,
+ Wm Han sons, fort New York.
&, K. Gsyriaon, Est, San frAnlts5s.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND APoLlINEA-NEw AND FASHIONABLE
NJ dancing academy. 37g Fourth strcet--Mr sARACCO
the only ,ceo%pssd ssssher o. the modern dances we'll
the watering places composing first csss At socetv
that he will open on Tuesday new privste ssncy,
academy in which he will give lessons every day Ths
ladies and gentlemen who honor m With their
Lessons. AL the most fashionable dances = y"
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FURNITURE.

ENAMEIIED COTTAGE YURNTrURE-HKAr. PRgy
~ y suiss siow . So a. The nseufsssery ana wars
style " slArAat and fsshiosabis snamsiIed suits,
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DACIrIc EXPRESS COMPANY FOR CALIFoRNIA

DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY FOR CALIFORNIA,
Oregon, Sandwich Islands, China and the Southern
coast. Once ia Broadway Our nsxt regular expresses
leave Tuesday June 9Th George (vis
PanAms and Star Of the West vis nicaragua charge
lowest rates. This TO all the interior
California at each Of which have Offices aud agents We
have communication In any with Adams Co., or
with any Of the previous partners Of that house.
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Il, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
rosewood and mahogany furniture carpets oil oohs,
will cell This day Tuesday, june ~ loE o'clock At the
ancton rooms No. 80 Beekman street second story very
arrc OF good and second hand
every description Among the be found
the various mahogany marble
piure book secretaries carpets and oil cloths
70 let in brooklyn the balance Of the year. at very
Tow price, to . good tenant
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN. AUcTIoNEER by

EUGENE d. FRANKLIN. AUCTfONEER by
u FRANKLIN NICH0LS-To morrow, Wednesday
a 0 O'clock A. Nassau street between Fulton and
John Household furniture oil paintings, mirrors, &C.
consisting Of beautifully carved suits rosewood pao
furniture covered In French satin broeAte mahogany do
covered in har cloths all sorts OF dining
furniture viz SOAK walnutsd mahogany exssnen dining
At variety ofcenre pier and fancy tables in
and mahogany hair mattresses and palliassssn short
the attention Of pure Catalogues morn
inR of aala. u.
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w GOD MoULDlNGs. WOOD xoULDINGs Gar
positive fact that we have no less than three large es
Establishments in full operation, delivering wood moudings
continues At present. shall be driven to the necessity
OF opening 1t least three more The first for the
OF city and country customers located at 42 Centre
street. between Walker and Whites second 40 Tenth
street. D. New York the third In Hamilton
street. Newark Al each place determined
TO keep egardess Of variety Of wood
moudinxs Of every conceivable design suitable build
ing and other purposes the
ed lumber the market aordsthus avoiding the necessity
ofrayelng around from place 20 place collecting the differ
ent patterns they require The goods selected will
sc be packed and sent board Of boat
free Of charge the purchaser the city they viii be
delivered at their place Of business buildings az within
reasonable dsance that delay possibly 70
parties doing business with this firm n BCsrpenters
and ship joners will please send their address, in order
that they may be furnished with one Of ho
graph sheets containing nearly four hundred different
pigps suitable for either cottage palace SELLERS Il
COMPANY 12 Centre street. between Walker and White
and $50 Tenth street D. New York. and Ham
ton street, Newark, New Jersey,
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

EiREEMAN A CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, CsuC-
IL cessors to Adams Co.Ohcc 80 Broad way.-0ur next
expresses for California will leave Tuesday, June
steamer George Law via Panama, closing ct o'clock
and per Star Of the West, via Niesrasua, closing ct
o'clock p NJ Both expresses In charge specisi
gers Freight 1T reduced rates.
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wv 5: MELLoR,, AUorIoNEER, BIZ HoUGHToN :

M s. MELLOR AUCTIONEER BY HoUCHT0N &
Meor, this day june 9th, at 10 o'clock 1t the spa
cous sales lls Nassau Beekman persnptery
sale advances and close oonsgnmen Of 0
worth Of elegant cabinet furniture three ne toned
wood pianoortes made by Gilbert Lindeman and Bsemore
Of New York and Boston, thick French plate pier mants
and oval mirrors in richly ornsmened frames several
with marble tops with other rich and desirable
stock OF rst class city cabinet maker for
yennce Of sale and sold positively TO pay the
stock will be found six sod rosewood paror suits urni
ture medallion backs covered in the costly and
three colored French satin brocate and brocAde suits in
push hair cloth and moquet solid rosewood centre tables
with statuary marble sps pier and side d. eaboratsy
carved rosewood mirror DOORS sdes and backs
mnc and ladies' cabinets and writing secretaries pearl
laid tables chamber furniture in variety; solid
wood bedsa bureaus and washstands in suits to match
maheesny and walnut with marble tops variety medium
class furnture tete sofa and sof bedads spring
seat voltsre easy and rocking chairs library and
bookcases oak, mahogany and rosewood extension dining
tables fourteen feet long hall stands with hall chairs to
match reception chairs fancy coverng richly ornAmented
mantel Britannia We invite trade,
country merchants and those about reunng
the above stock before purchasing elsewhere The articles
arranged for exhibition Goods Re packed for ship
ping the premises storage be obtained by applying
at the office.
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LBERT Il. NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER.-PEREMP

LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tory sale Of elegant goth, double cottage at New
chele With nearly four acre. Of rich land attached
LBIkTB NlC0LAY will sell, on Tuesday, June 10, at
The double villa near the r.ilway station ct New Ro
q for his residence The land fronts on Huguenol
rest rs fcet BY 600 feet Harrison street, thus
Andng the two main The house 10 forty feet
b. thirty six feet deep with two wings each Is by
feet built IN the very best manner by days work. and Il
. vs:bslss By srchins the centre wall, i can Be
nmodious under cellars with furnaoes warming the
By twelve registers and two kitchens with ranges and
hter On next hoor are two large drawing rooms, two
ping rooms With dumb walters two libraries water clos
nasns buffers pansres, 80 On next foer, six bed.
oms large and small The house 10 finished with marble
antss grate speaking tubes and other modern and
te convenience and the view Of the ground and
10 extensive and unsurpassed. coach house. stables
els Of good water. and trees the pla and the
ns pEoduotiys Of strsvSerrss vesetabo; and flowers
rdsnsr has had charge Of the place 1t is within three
inutes walk Of the station Persons take the ga M
from Canal street and return BY the 80 NJ train
'om New Rochelle Terms liberal.
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LBEHT II. NICOLAF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tory sale Of very han dsome Gothic cottage with
Of vanderbilts lana,ns.Albert H. NicoiAy will SELL
ysanssday June lso At 2o,olook ct che Msrchants
th brick built in the bss. manner In the Ensish rural
e without regard to together With l2 full
Of ground situated in the beAu,iful romantic VII
e Of Clifton. Staten Island: This property IL the
vate road excellent and within only
e minutes walk Of vandsrbnts handbag rhs garden
brsces all Kinds Of vegetables and young ruts and the
ye walks flowers, shrubs, &c &e fact the place Is
that gentleman Of DESIRE Unless the above
operty be disposed Of private bv the 9Th OF june
w that day be sold 1t auction to the highest bidder
thout Terms liberal and title perfect For full
roulars and cards Of admission premises sp
u to the auotioneer. IL Broad street.
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WIN Writers AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL ON

NM Writer'S AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL ON
w Thursdsy afternoon at O'clock, at Isl Canal street,
large assortment OF gentee household furniture from
rosewood piano two one suit Of Inahosany fur
mirrors oil paintings lace curtains, mahogany bookcase
elegant tapestry and other carpets marble top dressing
reaus and washstands toilet SETS mahogany and wanut
bsd,tesds, hair mattresses, bedding. dining ana
Kitchen furniture also chins glass and plated
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NOTICE re CARPENTERS, BUILDERS Ac-PRs
IN pssAs will be received foe the building 81 scne ksuss
Mchmord Hill, Staten Islsad, OF the eioe q sss-
setibsE \, J, WTETu, No. walt strssS.
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IHERIrFs SALE or FORTY. SEVEN PANEL DOORS.
~ ON Tpesdsy June g. At n o'clock NJ At the foot OF
Twsnty nnih street North river. John 0RsXR, ihsrt1
n s. StLan. Deputy chord.
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n s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL Of valuable household furniture and
elegant covered rosewood parlor furniture suite heavily
rosewood pianofore English Wilton, velvet Brussels
earpets costly china silver and cut glass without
serve, this Tuesday, morning. &C l0r o'clock. pre-
s from the private residence Warren street. opposite
the Hudson River Railroad depot the contents partly
English olclths. silver plated stair rods ke
Faror suites elegantly upholstered and covered
crimson and French satin dAmask also antique
medallion SET heavily carved In god and crimson; italian
marble tables of the usual descriptions
in we'll furnished rooms heavily carved full octave double
this Instrument for neness Of exterior and quality
s very hne rosewood etegere finished
throughout in plate glass and italian marble; French
tables fancy reception chairs eerutores large spsn
did French plate pier sases in costly frames rich
lace and curtains origins. oil paintings BY eminent
clocks costly Dresden china fne of sevres por
Selsin Parian marble statues and classic
oak extension table with antique carving; table lin
French china .ilver tea services cake bsstes forks
pagnss Madeira liquor cases deeanter &c rosewood and
mahogany Of antique and modern styles
wood marble top dressing bureaus washsand and
towel stand, pslliaes hne eurled hair
square gilt frame mirrors, &c. Sale positiye.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTroNEER.-ELEGANT NEW
Iaatnss tapestry carpets &e-This day. Tuesday, at
o'dech, by SLOWER COOK, At their sales r,oms 30f
sorment Of rosewood oak mahogsny and walnut drawing
and articles Of every description Every IA
cty w he Afforded purchasers for boxing and shipping
Catalogues on Tho morning OF sale.
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NRocERyEs, WHITE GRANITEwARE, VEST PAT.
NJ terns this day, At 10 o'clock, at ~ Deg street, cor
nsr o. Green-ichcosts roesr's wagon cologne water
sugars, LIQUORS ci.ret champagne, 100 dozen breakfast
f'''s'' W" A. CARTER, Auctiopser.
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A UCTION SALE OF A LINE OF sTAGEs-KNowN
~ the Bswery and Twentythrd street line, consisting
of 70 horses stages feed wagon, hay cutter harness.
Licenses &C.. will be sold this day, Tuesday At ii O'Clock
without at the stables Of Thirty
and Tenth avenue
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wATCHMAKERS, 10.
and cameo sngraver date with
N the trade in general that he
AZ Broadway, and intends to
work in his line with neAtness,
hopes from his experience, in
o merit q share of their patron.
initials, 30, in every style.
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LBERT h. NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER-CHOICE
4cn Sf:ndis; ;i sss1rs fine Wines; clsres &e.AhBERT
~. at II O'Clock at his salesroom: No. II Broad street,
Pc collection Of wines brandies champagne, clarets port
Adeira Sherry and CatAwba wines, Jamaca and st.
oix rum also 25oo Havsns sesars Of various brands
andies in Of dozen bottles each among which
fns old Otard Hennessy London dock, superior cham
gne Old 4artel vintage 1925 and Marrett Co together
Jamaica and St. Croix rum; Old Tom GIN and Schedam
hhnapps put up in the tame and particularly
apted fof private being portion lof
look declfuin9 bu NET
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER STORE 800 BROAD
~ vsysheln and mortgage sale Of bar fixtures Fri
day, June 81 10 o'clock A. NJ At 2 and 30 Broadway
the basement consisting Of paintings mirrors counters
STANDS decsntcrs bottles umbiers wine classes chairs
tables furniture fixtures Kitchen furniture
boilers apparatus, clocks sA and
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CHOW CAsEs.-HoFPMAN FERIsH, SHOW CASE
- warerSoms, % Bowery, between Waller AID Bayard
and satin wood, mahogany, &o. N. B.-Old cases
taken in exchange Orders promptly executed.
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n UCf!0E NOTICE.-W. A. CARTER. AUCTIONEER,
will sell ut 30 Greenwich street, this Tuesday mornipg
o'clock without reserve, the stock of grocer dscnisg
urness rising variety of desirable goods fixtures
&c., &c also quantity Of sugars teas fruits ready made
hummer coats &c.. &c for account Of concerned \ :
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n D. NASH, AycTIoNEER-sToRns lO BRoApwAY

II D. NASH AUCTI0NEER-ST0RE $40 BROADWAY
liz New York Common P1eas-Richard Stoksr against
virtue Of an order Of the Court Of
der the direction Of Garritt H. Striker referee therein
shall expose for sale the premises northwest
O'Clock noon all the right title and interes. Of
the late firm o McMahon Stoker in and unexpred
term certain lease Of said premises
Ninth and Thirtieth street, together with the
lures lead pipe and other articles materials
TO plumbing establishment.-New York. June g. 1855
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RIO JEWELERS., ENGRA
i William Park, stone, seal
A. w. Francis) begs to infor
has commenced business IT
execute every description Of
accuracy and desratch. He
Europe and in this country,
age. Arms, crests, devices,
WIN. PARK, 257 Broadway.
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T VAN ANTWERP, AUcTIoNEER-cRoCKER
day June at 10 o'clock st ZIG Pearl street.
shelves and By package rates white ranite
DO G. G dipped and sdsows.e, lido chin. asserted
full assortment; Knives forks spoons &c. Also part Of
the stock Of retailer. N B-Goods packed in the best
order for shipping. Catalogues ready.
r MORIAKTY, AUCTIONEERIwILLs SELL THIS DAY.
at 10 o'clock At l73 Chatham large
Of every description also 900 yards Of
carpet large lot Of mating &c ALSO feather beds
trees 8, DC. dc.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BoGARr AUCTIoNEER-BY
~ D0GART tins day. - loH o'clock in front Of No /
orth William street, Of Frankfort street. black
erss sprng cart and harness. Sale positively without
Serve ~ the owner 10 going West.
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HEsRx B. MEsTs, yk:, AycTIosE.e;-o WE'D

nesdsy juno g. At store No. 81 Pine street. at lOx
oclockMorteage sale Of the the entire
fs,e BY order Of for mortgages comprns
pickles. anchcvies, sardnes Durham mustard Yarmouth
bloaters fsrns salt sauces. prepared Cocoa chocolate
fes rasns tobacco Otsrd and Seisnste brande old
and sr.gs leaf Gn vs;snssy and Hedsiok ehanPsgsea
rbus operas comitAs Salvadore confanzs and several
other choice brands Also show cases. platform
Ter scales tea and oeee CAMS tors. Sale positive.
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONAER, STORE $40 BROADWAY
~. -MoitsAgs sale Friday June 1855 at II O'Clock
made b David Ring 70 John Button IT. and .u moneys
tanned upon the bonds Also tain personal mortgage
made BY John Buxton Jr, to benjamin. Andrews on pro-
aoate Of twenty shares Of the stock Of the Suffolk
months from LIST February, 1883 property Dey street
| first floor and basement H. d. LAPAUGH, Attorney.