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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08


CHERIF'S SAIF--BY VIRTUE OF A WELT OF
- execution to me directed and delivered, I viii expose
for sale, at the yestibac Of the City Hall, In the city OF
New York, On the 18th day Of March, 1885, at IL O'Clock
at noon, all the right, title and Interest. Of tue LATIN,
Observatory Association, xhioh they had on the Tth day
OF October, 1904 or 81 any time thereafter, OF, in and 10
certain lease OFFS ears ard 0 months, from May I, lss3,
at a rent Of sl,l0c, enc thousand one hundred per an
nun payable quarterly. The following Is the described pro-
perty, TO wi':-An that lot, pisce or parcel Of ground
situate, lying and being in the city Of New York, lie.
scsbed Is follows, viz. - Requiring on the norm he aide
OF Forty second street, hSttht ito hundred ana thirty.
four lee, essteriy rom The northeast corner Of Forty
steope Hstsst %Ha sUh avenue, running thence e~aEterly
along Forty second street twenty. six fest, thence north
erIyy on q line parallel with the Sixth avenue, one hun
sred feet and i've incbep, to toe centre line Of the block,
and equidihtant between Forty second and Forty third
Streets, thence westerly and parallel with Fort y. sscond
street twenty six feet, thence ~southerly and parallei
with Sixth avenue one hundred feet aud Eve iuches, TO
said ~northerly aide OF Forty second street, tho point or
place oil beginning. And also all those three lots, pieces
or parcels OF ground which, taken togs ther, are lescribed
az follows, viz. s-Beginning on tho southcrlykcide of
ForS third street, dittant two hundred and eieht feet
tasterly from the southeasterly corner Of Forty third
street and Sixth avenue, running thence ~easteriy along
the said soutberly eide Of said street seventy eight feet,
thence southeIly and parallel with said Sixth avenue
one hundred feet and five inches, 10 the centre line Of
the block, and equsdistant between For'y-sscond and
Forty third streets, thence westerly on the sad centre
line sevnty eight feet, thence ~nortnerly TO said southefly
line Of Forty third street one hundred feet and Ave
inches, TO the point or place OF Begin ing. Also, the
large and costly building thereon known as the Latting
Observatory. Alto, The large Druminond light erected
in the top OF said observatory. Also, a large quantity Of
barroom and saloon fixtures in the lower part OF the
observatory. o 0RsER, Sheriff.
THOS CARLIN, Deputy Sheriff.
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" oUsE AND IOT AT AUCTION TO BE SOLD By
IL sherif's ,sie, al public auction on Tuesday next,
the 13th instant, at II O'Clock ~, at the Merchants
Exchange, in ,nis city, the house and lot 10s East SIX
tcenth street, less than . hundred yards from two rail
roads, public squares, fcunts NJ and churches. The lot
10 20 feet 10 inches by 100 feet s inches. The house is
four story and high basement. contains all modern i'm
prov.ments, gas, baths, range hot and cold water, wash
room and water closets. Court yard and iron portico In
front. Title perfect. All taxes paid up 10 next May.
House insured for 81, 900, rented FOR 500, and built Ia
a most substantial manner.
T. n. LUDLOW. Auctionecr.
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Dealers In Clothing Visiting New York this
season are respectfully invited to examine our stock Of
spring and summer clothing, as we feel assured they
viii find II, from it's extent, variety, style and cheapness,
well worthy Of their consideration. Whist the dispo.
G6sn Of our manufacturers this season has been to
greatly reduce their stocks, we have awaited ourselves OF
fhs advantages of q Low market for goods and labor TO
manufacture q much larger stock than we have ever
done; which, consequently, We viii be enabled TO offer
NJ renal ably low prices. D. DEvIIN h co.,
25s, 2s and go Broadway, corner Of Warren street,
New York,
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A uCTI0N SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
"A This day, Thursday, At 1oh o'clock -R. W.
WESTCOTT, suctioneer, will iell by catalogue, . large and
elegant variety Of household furniture, rosewood piano
forte, &e., being tie entire psrlor, chamber and base
ment furniture Of house in Eighth avenue. a few doors
from Thirteenth street This will be found worthy the
attention Of housekeepers and others. as the sale is per-
smptory, among which are large and elegant pier mir
rors, superior rose wood pianoforte, suit rosewood farni-
niture, rich English carpets, velvet rugs, rosewood ia
bles, magnificent ~etergese, bookcases, costly vases, &c,
CLOCKS rosewood ~tete-a-tes, soras, variety os silver ware,
oil paipts., 'oSswGod and mahogany chamber furni.
ture, elegant hair mattresses, feather beds, blankets,
desirable assortment Of basement and kitchen furniture,
extension table, china dinner and tea sets, cutlery,
c~rockery, &c. No postponement on any account. Cata-
logues at house.
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ANTHOLOGY

NJ MORROW. This HIGHLY GIFTED LADY
All Will cause speedy marriages, ard viii give ladies'
private lectures IN all the concerns Of life, In relation 20
health, wealth, friends, enemies, love, ~oourtship and
marrsEs, ke. Her rrsaictons are truly astonishing,
though she practices netting but what . reccn sglaable
70 pbBosophers. she wtu remain 10 the city bat . short
tine, At 70 hrocns street, rear csEner. GsnueNsn not
mt
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A UCrl0N NOTICE -SAMUE OSGOOD, AUCrIONEER,
"A will sell at his store, 90 Nassau street, on Friday,
February o, at l01s O'Clock, a choice assortment OF rich
leweiry, gold and silver watches Of the best style and
independent second, &c., by Tobias, johnson, Roskell,
and other celebrated makers. Particulars in catalogues,
and every article warranted as represented, and sold
without the slightest reserve, as the owner is in bad
health and retiring from business. A good chance to
the trade and those in want Of good watches for their
own use.
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Tue Qucstl0n OF . Liquor Law, Tolerant or
prehibiiiye, win make but q slight differences 70 thoss
Who use Cisries' celebrated LONDON Gin Cordial, a. this
popular liqueur is devoid Of those Intoxicating qualities
Ukieh chsracterise the innumcrabe articles coming
under the category cf "rum.p The difficulty OF get.
ting, In ia pure state Of importation, an alcoholic stimu.
liant, u one Of the arguments ufsd By temperance men
In favor OF 0 Maine Law but Charles London gin cordial
does away with this argument, in q grea. measure, and
suppIies that great dlstderatur>-a pure and wholesome
beverage, whose use will beneht and exhiliarate the sys-
Gem. and NOT, at the same time, I" stealaway the brain y.
Its medicinal qualities are unequailed, and as . remedy
for Dyspepsia, govt, gravel, diseases Of the bosels, the
bladder, the Kidneys, and numerous other complaints, II
bears the endorsement Of thousands Of physicians In
Europe and In the United States, who daily use II In
fbsir practice. Too much care cannot be exercised to
avoid spurious limitations, set afoat by interruptions
parties In every section Of the Union. The genuine arti-
Gle Ia put up In square bottles, bearing the words
% CharIss' London Cordial Gin,n with the proprie.of's
fac sinibe signature on the label, aud packed In cases OF
two dozen each. 10 can be had Of all druggists and gro.
GERS, at all hotels and boarrona, and wholsale OF the sole
importers. DE yENOGE 4 CHARLES,
13s Pearl street. below Wall.
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TT oUsE SALE OF SUPERB THURS.
day morning, at 10h O'Clock at IS Warren street
u. =. H0U6H will sell by catalogue, as above, the entire
handsome furniture contained In the house. Sale per.
emptory, without regard to weather. AL In fine order,
and consists in part Of rosewood and mahogany tete a
tetes; one magnificent rosewood etegere, French plate
brackets; rosewood parlor furniture IN brocade and hair
cloth en- suite; arm chairs, in velvet and hair
cloth rosewood mai Bile top centre and sofa tables, di.
vans, ottomans, secretary bookcase, rich tapestry, royal
Wilton and other carpets, lace curtains and shades, vel.
vet rugs, splendid mantsl vases asd ornaments, or@olu
cake baskets, spoons, folks, card receivers, ne. Also, a
a number Of bea uti!ul paintings - oval frames, ross.
wood and m mahogany bedsteads, marble top dressing bu-
reaus, inclosed washstands, elegant French china toilet
sets, superior hair mattresses, feather beds, oval mir
Tors, sofas, lounges, spring-seat chairs, cottage and
dining room chairs, extension dining and tea tables, oil
cloth, cut gla,svaIe, rich China tea sets, ivory cutlery,
~crocksry, &c, embracing . splendid variety Of every
thing TO be found In a ksnosomely furnished house.
Catalogues can b. obtsiKtd at rs Beekman street.
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A sslGNEES Observation-Disclosures Is
"A hereby given that by order Of the ~assiguees OF
Messrs. Kipp 4 Bowl, and also under and by virtue OF
q ehattcl mortgage executed by said Kip Il Brown, the
valuable line OF stages known az the 'Chelses Liner
formerly belonging to said Kipp 4 Bro IN, together with
the horses, sleighs, carts, harness and all the property
and appurtenances belonging to or connected wit h said
Twenty sixth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues,
on Friday, the 9th day Of February instant, at11 O'Clock
A. N. Sale positive; terms cash.
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Hollowsy's Pills and O,ntment.-Why IL u
that Professor Holloway has been presented TO most Of
the potentates of Europe2 Because the public In not
deceived in the intrinsic worth OF these medicines.
Almoit any case Of asthma, or cold on the chest, is cured
BY rubbing in plenty Of ointment, and using the pills.
Sold 1t the Manufacturers, so Maiden lane, New York,
and IA Strand, london, and by all druggists, 1t 25c.,
62kc., and 81 per pot or box.
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NouNG AMKEiCAs DEMONSTRATION, At THE
Ircadvay Tatsrnscle, on Monday evening. Tes. -,
-ora;icn IN the Warrior, Patriots and sia,ssrru n
lmsrics, ~ chAfss J. hila Hteresfts ~ J0ka Hai.
lock, editor o. lonnf America, ssd James r, sf4rFu-
sbeitor Imtrcsn trass land, the va hlngton Gee
Ctnb, comIoscd Of ladies AMI KeStismsn, AmereaH ras
troupe, snd ioung hm.rosfs gala iroppe VII favor -
sudsrcs riih teleetfns for the oceAalon 800 On ths
secortscr ~ y. l. fKs Professor Hi wIl rr.,tAa -
The piano, lhoto tmlBsnt ~saealsis, ifAas Mars ADD. Wm.
Jenss ARD . .. scot have Voinnissrtd for tka e~.rtslcns
tbo, the let company 81 the Msshlnvt6n Co8faesfslt,
ccDmsneeo ~ CAPT. Eauow, vGi stend n fufHEfru.
Tictet8 20 csnu. To b. had n the -fofamltss aE4 -
the deer en- The sssnifF 80 Wu4fINs CE8rr2r 6f
Of ArRnssmsnts.
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A UCTION NOTICE. BELL, A~UcTIoNEER,-
Centre street, q fine variety Of fancy goods, household
furniture, 10 At II o'clock win be sold the remainder
OF the beautiful long breed canary birds, recently re-
ceived per bark Hosta, from Bremen, in handsome
cages. Friday, At l0h O'Clock, extensive sale OF season
able. clothing, &c. Saturday, all the furniture from
Bedford street.
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II E. MEILOR, AUCTIoNfER.-BY HoCGHToN &

VII 6. MEILOR, AUCTI0NfER by HOCGHTON 4
w .hellor.-Friday, February o, at los O'Clock, At
fixtures Of q Grst class dining saloon, which has lately
been fttsd up at an expense OF 81, 200; worthy the at.
tention OF the trade and hotel keepers; cons. ting Of
seven thick French plate mirrors, 80 BY 80, twenty
Sheffield plate cut bottle casters, plated forks, ivory
napkins, &c. Also, all the kitchen utensils, viz, cop
per boilers, saucepans, kettles, &c. several elegant
counters, with marble tops; dining tables several dos
arm chairs; one elegant silver plated soda fountain,
with apparatus complete; rich Chandeliers, including
all the gas fixtures, &C. Also beds and bedding. Gaia.
logues on NOR ming Of sale. Deposits viii be required
from all purchaser. soid 70 satisfy q mortgage.
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nscessary 70 choice, 64-Just the number received
wAIrs FROM THE ALBANY REGISTER.
NOW that, by the aid Of Mr.. Mcguire, Mr.. Seward has
curiosity in aesing how the editor Of the Journal will
aesp his promise to retire to "desired and much needed
The Alas takes Mr.. Mcguire to task for having so
successfully come to the rescue Of Mr.. Seward in his
.ss emeIgsney. The array Of Roman Catholic priests In
SewaId's interests, should call upon the Atlas and say 1t
There il milk in Mr.. Littlejohn,s oocoauut. and this IL
tAe way it is accounted for. DR.. Thompson, the Health
Ooscer e~1pectant, is a brother-in law of the Speaker.
and whatever obligations = or o oaths the speaker paia has TAKEN
And violated, were administered by the Doctor.
U.ttiegohn on the one side aud n hundoed witnesses on
The other, the former saying he never was in q Know
Nothing aousci! but once, the latter declaring they have
aiding to become the "Know Nothing e."s
spsaEsr L~ittIejohn speaks OF his having been the
victim Of "crafty individuals' when he joined the Know
Nctb inss; Dr.. thompson, his brother.in.lav, was the
Individual referred to, a. the President Of the Council
Speaker was just as much satisfied with the oaths and
everything else az any body, till he failed to be the Know
Nothing candidate for Governor.
The supporters of MI. Seward made q successful appeal
suirs answered the c.i with sIacri.y, BY dsnouneins the
Americans as "vayabonds, who ought ITO be shot, and
p declaring MT. Seward the champion o. Roman Catho.
10 an Irishman and a Catholic.
II 10 understood that Mr.. Mcguire claims the election
Of Mr.. Seward as his victory, and that his speech calling
ths Know Nothings "vagabonds thst ought to be shot"
achieved II. The Journal says that to "Messrs Leigh,
Gleason, Blstchford, Hull, s. Smith, May, Fitch, the
people are largely indebted in sustaining Mr.. Mcguire
In his noble position. II may be well to preserve the
above list Of names, as we'll as the entire list Of mem
hers voting for Mr.. Seward, to compare with those repre-
ssntng the same constituency the next winter. a.
In announcing the reelection Of Mr.. Seward, the
Journal last evening brought out its " big eagle.p That
noble bird has before now been made TO do dirty service,
but this Ii the dirtiest. They who hold that men pro-
SsssiBg American principles are ''vagabonds . and that
fhey should be ashot without benefit Of clergy would
be more ittingly represented by the vulture. Az the
bird OF 'Gion heart and eagle eyen has At times been
shained and bound, and thus made to plsy . rtforeign
20 It's nature, 10 IL the emblem used by the Jotvrdt .
peryersion Of propriety and truth.
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YINUNls M0RRElL, AUCTIoNEER. RICH AMI PLAIN
furniture, oil paintings, casters, fifty boys sleds,
with bells; segars, OF various brands; this, Thursday
OF Duane stIeet-Suits OF rosewood furniture, covered in
rich brocatelle; also four suits OF rosewood parlor furni.
lure, In muslA; mahogany parlor do, In haircloth and
fancy covering; wardrobes, bookcases, divans, tste a.
tetes, centre tables, marble top do. black walnut so
cretary, with a large variety Of other furniture; also,
oil paintings, with rich frames; also, table casters, &c.
t 3k, 10000 foreign segars, in lots to suit purchasers.
Boxing and shipping at moderate cost.
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BILLIARDS.

pflIAhn T1hLB-M ofTR FOB sAL TAEtg.
Id rih slats sra wo<s b@Ss, a. ne rsy -. saaHfy,
vfb our rsffnt lnSiA ruhbsr sashinns, ~ ssysrev
etasbcfty ~ va pr sUt lsfs ikaa can b. ft.EA1ax
skfwhsre eNfJ1Ta a UyrEFp w. AEr strsst
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GHERlFF,S sAIE-0N THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1856, AT
- 10 o'clock, A. M at Wilmerding, Hogan a. HUI
bert's, o. Broad street, . large assortment OF silks, sa-
tins, laces, linens, gloves, hosiery, and millinery goods
Of all kinds. JOHN ORSER Sherin.
N. 8. sELAH, Deputy Sheriff.
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Broken Banks-Prcscnt V~alue-Elghth
Avenue taken a. par; Government STOCK, soc. Bridge
con, e0c, Wheat Growers, 0be. Washtenaw, 40c. Lewis
County, 2sc., &c, at EVANS clothing warehouse, SO
and I'd Fulton street.
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THE MILITARY.

COMPANY II, AMERICAN RTIEs. THE MEMBERS
Of this Company are hereby notified 70 attend
. meeting al the Crystal, In Grand street, near the
Bcwery, on Thursday evening, Feb. ., Al . O'Clock
precisely. By order. ". MARSHALL, o +.
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wedding Csrds.-Sn assortment OF Ever.
ssI's elegantly engraved wedding cards, envelop., &c,
can 10 had on application, or sent By post 10 any part Of
the country. E'ablished 1890. AVE EvERDEIL,
301 Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
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Charles London Cordial Gin.-Notwith.
standing the recent advance In all ordinary gins, our
pxices remain for the present ~ heretofore, without
augmentation Circular OF prices and terms on applca-
tion. DE vEEoGE b HARLEs 13s Pearl street.
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w 9. MELIOR, AUCTION ER.-BY HOUGHroN a
w .Mellor.-IhLs day, Thursday, at 10Y O'Clock, at
the salesroom, l3 Nassau street Elegant household
furniture, rich velvet and ingram ~carpeting, elegant
china ware, superior toned rosewood I octave piano
forte, choice oil paintings, Frsn,h plate, pier and oval
mirrors, &c, together with nagnidcently carved rose
wood psrlor, chamber, dining room and library furni.
ture, OF the latest designs. We recommend tais really
good assortment to cur friends, country merchants and
hotel proprietors, and warranted as represented; all Of
which has been removed from one OF our best city ma
nufacturers, and presents a favorable opportunity for
wood parlor suit, covered in 'rich.french crimson and
maroon br~ocatelle, medallion backs, several suits In fan.
cy covering haiiclo.h, &c, rich chamber furniture,
rosewood bedsteads, bureaus and Wristbands to match,
mahogany and walnut do, library boob cases in oak,
rose wood, mahogany and walnut, elegant etegeres, SIDE
boards, hall furniture, &c. Also o large lot Of mahoga.
ny sofas, chairs, bureaus, washstands, rockers, ioungcg,
lounge beds, b., together with q lot nj Aaanna. hand
charge.
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Cold Misunderstanding NJ Half Price,
Black beaver overcoats, s12; talmas, ell; wrap rascals,
%; cashmere pants, very heavy, % SO; plush vests, o.;
do fnper6ne, Is, at EVANS clothisg warehouse, 60 and
"a ruIton street.
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Pianos. Prices Greatly Reduced.- The
largest assortment In the United States, comprising
those Of ten different manufactures. I. Gilbert h Col
celebrated premium aolian pianos, and Horace Waters'
modern improved pianos. Melodeons from Ave different
naDufactories. HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway.
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GHERlFF SAIE.-0N THURSDAY, THE STU DAY OF
- February, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at $40 Broad.
way, a lot OF fan ~ french clocks.
JOHN oRsER, shes.n.
N. 8. SEIAB. Deputy sherlR.
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Married.

On Monday evening, February S, by the Rev. DR.. MI
lett, Of No. 308 Broome street, Mr.. JosNH 8. soUrHwrcR,
Of Worcester, Mass, to Miss MARY ANNE CONWAY, OF
Stonington, Conn.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February Z, by the Rev.
J. W. Dller, JONI A. Russ, Jr., of that city, to JKASSE,
daughter ofhr. VIM. s. Amigh, formerly Of Hudson, N. Y.
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4 usTnAIf PIONEER LINE, ARRIVING THE UNI
"A ted ttates mail-The new A ! clipper ftip
GEORGES, Slater, master, will rail positively on or be
fore 1st 81 March. The celebrated clipper ship Ocean
Stecd, G. q. Cor, master, will sail on or before 18th
March, 10 he followed by tie unriyalled clipper ship
Nightingale, 10 sail on or before 10Th April. The Ocean
Steed made her last voyage In 81 days and the tight.
ingale In 70 days, the two shortest en record from thi.
country. For freight or passage apply 10 r. W. CANE
LON. 1Ih Wan street.
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oxn.u OF Her.e. win nna DR.. Tobias

,sImsnt. IN Pint bottles, At ATTY cents, superior 70 any
.ss.s ,Ie fr esying cohc, dwellings, gals, tralsss,
$3.50 L. sold Nv Al .torLseper and druggist. De.
px 30 Con lsEdt stree, Ny.
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CHERIFF's SALE OF FLOUR THIS DAY, THURS
- day, February !, Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ, al 10 South
street, Is barrels Of -four,
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I MORTALITY, A~UCrIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
81 . at 10 O'Clock, at l73 Chatham street, large as
lortment Of furniture OF every description, from FAM
Hes removing and leaving the city. The ,als will com
msnce, In the street, with the basement sn3 kitchen
furniture. Every article offered viii be sold without
reserve.
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GsyIer's Reliance ~Safe-Tcsted Forty
hours FEB. 6.-Mr. Gaylsr-we have taken our books.
money, &C., fro q your safe in perfect order.-R. L ~.
Triton, 40 Fulten street. Only GAYfER's safe store,
zoo rsah street.
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DY @. A. WATERBURY,, AUCrIONEER.-THiS DAY
ID CTpursday), Feb. 8, at l0h o~'clock-Iargs and at
tractive sale OF Havana and German segars, adapted to
hotel and private use; also, choice old wines and bran
dies, and q va.iety Of other articles too numerous to
mention. For particulars see catalogue this morning,
at our store 80 Broad street.