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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27
ID UsSELL w. wEsrC0TT, AUCTION EER.-HoUsE
IN sale Of handsome furniture plauoforts carpsta

III sale Of handsome furniture, piauoforts, carpsts
&C., this cay, (Wednesaay) at l0h o'clock em br scny
the entire contents OF house " Eighth avenue winch is
TO &c cold wtnou reserve presenting to
psrlor, chamber snd diniog furniture at their M
prices catalogues OF wcich be obanei at tbe house.
and the whole examined the mcrn1g
lgof superior rosewood pisnoforte English tapestry,
Wilton end iogrsn carpets, sixteen rooms, solid
wood suit Parior FURNITURE rosewood mirror front etc
and pier tables, aud Gothic chairs, rich mautel
vases French clocks, oil paintings rosewood and maho-
gany Gothic bedstescs, superb hair mattresse feather
beds max Bile top rosewood and mahogany buresus
bic top wash stands, sofas one elegant sofa bedst
with large variety of bedroom and base furnt
twelve foot extension table, china silver ware &c. No
postpone msnt.
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The Boston Courier gives the following review Of
the shipping interest Of that city, which will apply

the shipping interest Of that city, which will apply
to that Of any o;her city on the seaboard -
Navigation Is at this time unusually depressed from
variety of crcumstances one the unusual price Of all
&c averaging SIC and see for seamsn and $50 70 $50
for cooks, against in former years, when business
&c low for vessels $40 per month for and and SIS
for cooks great many vessels having left and are
leaving New Orleans for Havans and our Northern
cities in ballast well for deal ports in the pro-
rss sSDs are hsusa 1n hsrs ons s
OF captains have come North and left them. Quite
number of these ships Of the largest class Going
down from English American ports Ia ballast,
concerned. Clipper ships are dong much better, and
useless in dull times, shows that they are very re-
specially employ 3D. and bid fair to continue Their
business 10 not SO depressed the domestic business OF
ths country for which the most Of the greater class
vessels are employed. Smaller navigation feels the
change, and the earnings very small the coasting
win be at as .ma rates a. 1t any former time As re-.
CARDS the value Of property, quite number Of lags
ers or remunerative offers Good ships having made
but enc voyage Of eas than six months, can bs pur
chased for $4S to $7 ton where last year. paid
the same price for hull and bowsprt which people
versant with commerce will Is q marked difference.
We hear that offers made below these dgures
correspondent sends us the following oommu
Dicstion in relation to the through freighsug b1s-
ness ofthe New York Central Railroad Company
Can the stockholders Of the New York Central RAD.
road be OF tho responsibility that they are made
TO assume by the present action Of their secretary In
reeeptng for the safe transportation Of freight
other railroads than their owp and guaranteeing the
delivery OF the same in specified time at points in
Michigan, Ohio Illinois, scr THIS is no doubt the frat
time that any railroad company has undertaken TO b.
sponsor for the to such aa extsn of
other roads. enclose blu, signed presume by
the authorized agents Of the Central Railroad and con-
tanning the Objectionable features which have referred
to, viz offering as corporation to do which are
no doubt foreign to the purposes of their charter and
certainly not contemplated by the stockholders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

Mr. J. Thompson WI sell, on Thursday, the IS h
inst, ct the Merchants Exchange. st hslfpas.
twelve O'Clock, large lot of indiana State stocks,
by order of the Auditor, for account of several
suspended bsnks Of that State.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross In.
come Of the Harlem Railroad Company in each
OF the first five months of the past three years.
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There has been an increase every month this year
compared with last, while in each OF the first five
months of 1854 there was falling of com pared
with 1853, except In January. The aggregate in
crease this year has been $42,s93, equal to about
eleven per cent.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
Office to-day, were as follows:-
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nj oRTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI CURE =
M A NJ CHsrALAR, Auctionssr, viii sell, on this
day, 9th inst, at l0S O'Clock, at 90 Bowery, up
stairs renewed for convenience Of SALE large assort
ment OF furntaIe consisting OF Preach plate oval mir
rors, pier glasses rosewood and mahogany paror chair
mahogany bedsteads good assortment Of oil paintings
ore mahogany 6 octave piano, 200 yards Brussels
pet beds and bedeng, &c By order OF mortgage.
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REzTAURANTs.

N0TICE-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN
IN infovmiTE their friends and the public that they
win open TIER eating house at 50 Nassau street.
I'm the rtunds Of the building formerly occupied by
Dr.. To~nzsnd,) this day, June q.
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II FNRY b. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER-BY 81 Il. LEEDS
lei & CO-Thursday juno %, at II o'clock, at the

II FNRY b. LEEDS AUCTI0NEER-BY 81 Il. LEEDS
III C0-Thursday, June 20, at II o'clock, at the
sales room 10 Nassau street. Last ae previous to the
4th Of July of wines and warranted imported Havana
ald Principe balance Of the stock OF one Of
the first houfes in the city. The wines are all Of high
ORDER and warranted In every respect pure and genu
ine IN quantities to suit purchasers, consistng Of 200
baskets champagne real Rorz port In bottles from the
house Of pss Co.. Of Oporo; Olorose sherry In bot
ties, from the house Of Gonzales Dubose, OF Xeres
Pemartin sherry pure juice amontilado, Gould & Co.
and Newton Co.. old south side Madeira In caaks and
demobns clarst hook and sauterne Of rst rate quaH
IT, choice old cognac brandy, Of 0tard, Hennesy and
other favorite brands, Of vintage from 1905 TO 1920;
celebrated old jamaica rum, several years In the London
docks previous 10 being imported and not surpassed BY
any In this country; super Swan, Holland, Schsdam
sn univasd for purity and dslicacy with other choice
wines, &c. Sold TO close mp shipment Also Ill 200
very superior imported Havana and Principe segars from
one Of the first importing houses In this city combating
oi9 900 canoas 1850 sultanos 900 plantation, IL
81 delerio IL 500 sutanos In 10 900 caradorss,
l4,50o plantation, with other brands, all Narrated
genuine and such as are seldom offered at auction.
They are sold to close consgnments. Only can be ex
amned ON the morning Of sale, with catalogues.
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ANTHOLOGY.

0tARD.-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and patrons and begs 10 say that after
the thousands, both In this city and Philadelphia who
have consulted her with entire he feels
Hdent that In the questions Of astrology love and Law
matters and books oraclss, relied constantly
by Napoleon, fhe has equal She will tell the
Of the future husband and also the of her visitor
Residence 70 Madison street. door from Catherine
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DAWNBR0KER'S SALE TlI5 DAWN. N. LEWIS
Il Il son viii sell ut ISL Bowsry up stairs, large
assortment of gold and SILVER watches, do rings, DO.
pins, rings, pins, gold chains AMI variety of fancy
order ofwm. Simpson Co., ISL 30 very, Of De-
ancsy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

MADAME MORROW This HIGHLY GIFTED LADY
Nl Ii . seventh daughter, and was born With gift
to tell paat and future events She Is the most wonder
full aatroosst in the world she win tell their very
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MADAME ALVIN, RENOWNED TREMENDOUSLY,
Il from Paris, can be consulted about love- marriage
business &C., and will tell the Of the LADY or gen.
tleman they will marry also the Of her visiters
Residence 500 Bowery, between First and Second streets
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FURNITURE.

TURNITURE.-THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A FIRsI
IL class four story house. recently furnished at g
expsnse OF about 900, consisting Of costly rosewood
and mahogany furniture psnoforte, oil paintings, 3D.
ct private SALE In whole any part low for cask "A
dress W. H., box lSs, Herald office.
ENAMILLHD C0TTA0E rUnNITURl-MsAT, PIT,
~ W suits aslew ~ a. ne nanunsseyy And wase|
style Of elegant and fsshionsbls snansiisd suits.
DARIs, PARIs.-THH UNDERsIoNID WOULD N
epsctfuy invite those psfsone visting Paxs ths
ner 70 and examine his sxtsAvs and elegant stssk
furniture IN veux bois, antique narqustsrie bs bsls
lies Intending to buy furniture win sna y 70 their aavs
chasing elsewhere PartisuIae attshNen pAA 10 pAoka
and shpping Of goods Anl furniture IRxDnnICK 10u1A
HE brcthsrs, A. Roux, 4s Broadway New york psassua
ATTENDED y
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d UssFIL W. wEsTCOrr AUCrIONEER.
fcent and costly household furniture, elegant
wood panoforte, gas chandeliers velvet carpets, L.;
at the residence No. 1852 West Twenty frst street.
Seventh us.-R. W. Westcots will sell the entire
costly furniture Of the above first class house FRI
day. June Goth, at 10h O'clock all OF which Is Of tina
beat description, and Is to be peremptory sod casa-
ogues Of which be obtained the morning OF SALE
when the whole can be examined Parlers-Elesans
rosewood seven octave panoore cost $780, With satin
covered stool; English velvet carpets magnificent
chandeliers elegant pier and oval mirrors, cost $500
each statuary marble top centre tables solid
wood paror suit in French brocade two SOFAS,
chairs and four parlor chairs with slip covers suit
solid rosewood in three column Tapestry, with sliE
covers; superb rosewood etsgere Eliza bethan style
reception chairs embroidered in tapestry brossds and
lace curtans costly and elegant mantei vases painted
in Frsnce Elzatethian clock, &c, with choice and
valuable collection Of oil paintngs worthy Of spec al
attention. Dining furniture Elegant oak extern
sion table, oak marble top sdeboard, oak diniug
chairs. variety Of rich silver ware, Partisan china, crys
tai cut glars ware balance handle cutlery Aubusson
pets, 80 Chamber furniture-Superb carved rosewood
bedsads do. mahogany, with pine curled hair mattress
ses and paapes elegant rosewood and m Ahogany mar
BILE top bureaus full marble top washstands, carved
rosewood and mahogany tete tees Sofas chairs,
rosewood amour dc gace rosewood and imported spring
seat chairs Wilton carpets secretary bookcase, china
and porcelain tott SETS oval and square mirrors,
superior sofa bedstesd French enyravngs gold broid
cred shades, &c with Largo variety Of basement and
kitchen furniture iron ware refrigerator tubs, Croton
hose, English oilcoth, stair carpets ball stands, &C.
The esle will be positive without regard to weather. and
Q deposit required Of every purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

M OPTGAGEE'5 SALE OF HORSES FRANKLIN &
l NICHOLS will cell In front Of tn cir Stores 10
ssu street, this cay (wedneadsy) at IL NJ. two bay
horses, eight old and believed to be perfectly
sound taken from Long Island farm By order of the
Mortgsgee.
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On bonds Of Nay, 1851, 10 per csnt...... $780, 900
School, par cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
FIRE 10 per cent .....::..:............... 10000
Mortgage ON City Hall, TX per osn. Per
montn. LOW
Three per cent scrip interest paysbis with
the principai-bonds to be Issued, say
81 100000, at 6per cent. .............. $4,000
fetal. ....................... s27s,soo
The receipts for the year are thus estmated:-
Assessed value OF taxable property, ss per
present assessment list. $50 0c0 900
The present city tax ID 1900 upon each
elt0, ct which rate would be produced
from taxes 81, 118,c0o. II cannot be ex-
pected that this full amount will be coll
lected; We may suppose, however, tn Ut the
amount collected Will be about. $4,000
Licenses win be about $50, 600 each
quarter .................. 12o,cco
Fines from Recorders Court with
receipts frcm Superior Court, win
aversgs 81, coo per month 80. $4,000
Wharf rents about. 1900
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JAMES H. McMILLEN, AUcTlONEEa.-BY DUN5.
q C0MB McMiLLEN, Wednesday, June q, 1855. ct
o. John street. an sxsnsive stock Of FIRE works CONSIST
ing Of general assortment all OF which viii DO sold
auctcnsers No. Q. Trinity building Iii
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he Assistant Treasurer's

The payments include $l2,5OO California drafts,
and the receipts include $lO0,00 from the West.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 22i inst, were a. fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

~ Q. HORTON, AUcroNEea, WILL SELL TAT
cay, ct II o'clsck. at % Sixth avenas furniture
Also. two spring carts and harness.
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HENRY b HEaTs, JR /. AUCnONEER- THURS.
III day, June 28th, 1855 at le5 0clook ct store No.
Ok Pine street. choice WINES liquors. aad HAvans segs
eonsstng Of ssgnetss pa otard brandy 400 csss
pua Gordon and AmoutIaco sherrtss, Sehisdan grape
Norma operas, Ia chuchts General Taylor Mississippi
voluS teers glora principe and several other brands
Sale pO6itiye.
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sold this day, at 10K O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street
from English factory, Of superior quality elegant de-
signs. Any number OF yards At same time furniture,
oil paintings, mirrors, Sc in large variety Also
wood and mahogany pisnofortes.
TUNIS MORREII., Auctioneer
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4 UCT1oN NorLCE-J BOGART, AUOroNEER.-nY

4 UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART AUCrIoNEER.-BY
IN s. BoGARr, tbis dsy, June ~, at l0k O'Clock,
at the auction rooms corner OF Franklin William
streets; morris age ssle-ene rosewood bsdstead, one
painted beosteaG, mahcgaoy card table, wood
marble tap wsshsan quartette tables, marble top
tie d. epgragDgs oil paintings, carved mahognny bed
steads tetea tete sofas, mahcgany spring seat chairs
Brussels and ingram carpets India mating 90 black
walnut and naoogany bureaus, polished black walnut
tables patent bedsteads hair mattresses looking glass
e lounges table cutlery; large assortment OF crocke
~ and glass ware, Kitchen furniture ind utsasis,
10 Gc
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A UCTloN N0TlCE-CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
Wednesday, june 27th, at 10 o'clock, at 2Sl Pearl
street In lots to suit purchasers complete assortment
best quality brown printed and Write granite wares
also, painted, pr nted and Rockingham ware, Freuch
china large assortment of cut and pressed glass
ware &C. Goods we paci ed for shipping ct moderate
charges.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

ii. NILOLAY will sell, Saturday, June Both, at IL
O'Clock at the saesroo No. IL Broad street the Remaining
portion of ancient painp belonging to the collection
OF the late T. A. Cummins. Esq, including many fine old
specimens from the schools Pouasin Bambsryer, Ton
Cant, Lsnered, weurisx, Murillo Domnichno, Iucoo,
Gcudsne and other masters Of celebrity, many Of which
sre gems snd worthy the attention Of copnosevSa the
whole 10 be positively sold coss the estat8 Also,
fire collection of modern paintioes and eogravings
ready for examination. Catalogues to be had at tho
sslesyoom.
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EVOR SALE BY AUCTTON.-THE WELL KNOWN
I house and 10 acres OF land Squan beach, Of the
late John Maxsen, deceased, viii be sold the Sd OF
July next OF II O'clock ParticuArs day Of sale.
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IuaENE B. FRANKLIN, AucrIoNEEa-BY FRANK

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY FRANK
u LIN l. NICHOLS this day, Wednesday, at 101S
o'clock at 10 Nassau street. between Fulton and John
streets immense stock Of cabinet and household fur
niture comprising ak magnificent suits of carved
wood parior furniture, and the following articles in
great variety vzCentre pier and fancy tables ward
robes, book cases. bureaus washstsnds bedstsads ex
tension dining tables oil paintings and mirrors SOFAS
tete etes easy rocking paror and dining chairs
with large assortment OF other articles TOO numerous
10 mention also large invoice of silver plated
Sale peremptory and without reserve pay advances
Every facility for packing, shipping and storage Gaia
loRues now ready.
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n NRY H. LEEDS, AUcroNEER-BY II. II.
N front OF the store 10 NASSAU street bro I'm
W., ham. =. high eight 'sas: OH x.rraatsa and
Richmond mare 10 banda hsh. nina vsa,s ais souas
and kind in all harness, and good saddis horse tho.
ousby broken and warranted withouy fault. frat
rsA family horse Also, Light trottins wagon nssrig
and In perfect orderhas been used but very ltts
Also set Of silver mounted harness, has been ussi bat
three tn 1es and an English saddle, Bride &c. The
whole form ing establishmsnt OF gentleman about
leaving the city, and 70 be sold without reserve
black mare years DID, IA hands high, trot g. 80
In saddle or bavss Also, light carriage and rosss
way. Also ssccNd hand extension top barouchs.
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u A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THR
~. steam tow boat Thomas Salmon at suction.-COLE
Chiffon will sell at auction Wednesday June II, 1855
~ ~ o'clock at the nerohautS Exchange under direction
Of Underhll, the onehAlf, owned by Robert Meter
mick Of the steam towboat Thomas Salmon she lies
1t foot Of Jackson street, East riyer For and
particulars apply TO the auctoneers 40 Nassau street,
NHANCERY sALE.-ExTENsIvE SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE property in the city Of Paterson NJ T. belonging
70 the estate Of the late Dr. Msgee deceased At suction
BY order Of HA WILLIAMS Esq., Master In Chaneery the
valuable real will be sold by auction
Wednesday next the 9th nst and lowing days.
mencng at o'clock each day. the respective premsos
One lot containing about 10 80 100 to be sold In
parcels Of 40O acres adjoining lands Of Albert Van
houten, Edo Van Wrinkle and others, and within short
adjoining lands Of O. Garrison and others. One lot Of
ton corner lot % feet on NM street. 100 on OH.
YER and 70 In lot adjoining the abeve the
north, being rs feet front and BY lO house and
LOT No 80 the north side Of Congress street, IS feet
front and by 10O I. number Of lots Mansion
street, Of Broadway and Main street, with the I'm
thereon g. Two houses and lot being Nos
70 on Parke street, lot ~ feet inches front and
By 20 feet Deep g. house and lot c 10Y In Broadway;
lot 70 100 extensive stone building No 50 Broad
late Doctor Magee the 70 Is 100 premises aro
rcplete with every convenience IL. Two splendid stone
buildings being Nos So and 81, The east side Of
street, each lot BY l0O and generally admitted TO the
best location In the city Terms will known
the sale For full description Of the property
may be made to the OF the
Chancsry inserted in the Paterson 0uardian to william
Brun drsd, ESQ., 176 Chatham street, New York; TO c.
Van Wsgoner. Eco. or R0BT. CHISWELL Auosioneer
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MANAGED GOODS AT AUCnON-J. L. vANDE-
~ WATER, auctioneer-This day, Wednesday June
81 at IL O'clock M in front of saesrooms IL Maiden
lDe the balance stock Of damaged fancy goods from
the fire at 10 Maiden lane consisting Of various articles
Of fancy chinawsre china tea sets and toys figures
&c boxes school slatss large qusntity Of china
and stone marbles, &C., the balance htock of the arm.
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ID OSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE-WILL BE SOLD
II at auction, this day, commencing at 10h o'clock
at 81 Nassau street. ao extension dining tables, OF
perior quality with large stock Of other excellent fur
pture, mattresses, pianofortes &c oil paintings and
mirrors. TUNIS MORREIL, Auctioneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FAIR AND FESrIvAL.-THE LADIES OF 81
IA Paups church, horrisania, will hold Q fair anl
festival ut McGraw's hail, Morrissuia, on Wsdaesds
ceeds OF which to be devoted the compstiea q
the Parsonage, now In the Of erection ShouIo
the weather prove unfavorahle the Abovementieao
ensuing Dodworhs Band Ia engaged for the occaslee
The Harlem cars leave the City Hall N. for Msrzisa
La at $3.50, A, M; 21b $3.50, 400 s, 5:46, e:iS. 81
NJ. Returning to New YORK at 1:2s. 1852, Sis, GA
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A sSIGNEES SAIE-IHE STOCK OF GROCERIES
"A and liquors. and tie fixtures Of the store 144 West
Thirty street be sold the premises at pub
lie suction Friday the goth day Of June inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Dated June %, 1855. BY order Of
MICHAEL PURCELL, Assisnee.
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CEGARS-wILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, THIS
- morning, at 10X O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street, in
lots to suit Wholesale retail buyers, five different
kinds, All imported Havanas; at same time, five dsm
johns Of braney for Whatever brings, warranted as
sample. TUNlS MORRELL, Auctioneer.
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A UcTIoN NOTICE.. tB0GARr, AUCuoNEER-BY
IA g. BOGART- day, at 10K o'clock, at the auc-
NON rooms corner Of Frankfort and William streets By
virtue of execution, two large oil paintings, lot Of
segars eight decantsrs and contents demohns bottles
and contents two doss, &C. Also, boxes soap, segars
wine, &c. MICHAEL DOODY, Constable.
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ITO DRuGGISTS.-TO LEASE. THE FINE STORE
4 and basement, west side OF Sixth avenue, between
Forty sixth srd Forty seventh Streets would make
capital stand 10 Commence drug business, as there
NO other store Of the kind In the neehborhood Terms
viii be made very easy and liberal TO the right kind Of
tenant. Apply TO JOHN MUklHA, go Sixth avenue.
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n D. NASH, AUCrIONEER, STORE $40 BROAD
LIZ wsy-Sherf7s sale OF fancy articles, &c, on
ing Of sccordeons sates slate and lead pencils drums,
steel pens marblss games OF all descriptions, toys VI
every variety, dolls Of all sizes, baskets, miniature
china fets Cologne water backing, tamborines flutes
h.es basket Wagons, &C., &C., &c.