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

BRIG BALLAR.-Our remarks in our yesterday morn
ing's edition about this vessel, we find are considered to
be entirely unjust, 10 far a. regards the fitness of her
construction asd cargo for the slave trade, OF being
connected with which she has been accused by the Uni
ted States District Attorney, but acquitted, as will be
seen by reference to our legal report, She has been
loaded for nearly q week for Tampico, and would then
have sailed for that port but for the detention Of Capt.
fiilctd, one OF her owners. She win 90 out on her graf
voyage under command Of Capt. Smith, (late or tho ship
Antoinstsl and on her return Capt. Fiilstti viii resume
his rightfnl post and continue TO run her between here
anu Tampico, Tor which trade she was expressly built.
ABKIsAL OF EMGRAsTs AND SHIPS DURING IHs Mosrn
or JAsuARy,-Ihe total number Of passengers who ar.
rived at this port during the month Of January, was
6,751. or these, Sc died on the passage, of whom only
nine were adults. This il far less than the usual aver
age: The ships they came in were from the following
ports:-Frcm Liverpool. I ships, average passage 81.
days. From Hayre, 7 ships, average passage 50 days.
passage 4S days.
A LuSATc AFRAID OF SAx.-Yesterday mcrnisg,
about half-past four O'Clock, the inmates Of the house
No. 1A Franklin street, were greatly alarmed by q noise
proceeding from the back part of the house. On search.
ing they found q man in the back room, who had evil
IDENTIFY broken through the rear window to get in. An
officer wss sent for, and on arriving he attem pied To-
arrest the supposed robber; the latter cried out, " The
appeared to be quite alarmed. It turns eat chat the
man, whose name Is Thomas r. Healy, is an English
gentleman, OF u IL said. quite a Literary character, but
has lately manifested decided symptoms Of alteration Of
mind. He has frequently been to the Police sA6ce, com
planning OF imaginary, mysterious grievances, and he
seems TO be under the impression that his life IS in dan.
ger: How he came to be wandering about ouch a bitter
cold night . a mystery. Hs hands were much cut and
his ANGLE sprained by his attempts 70 enter the window.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILROAD On Tuesday
night the express passenger train bound west, ON the
Erie road, when near Equmurk station, was thrown
from the track, and for a time there was every reason to
apprehend danger to the lives Of the passengers. Foe.
tunately nothing Of the kind occurred, though there
was much suffering from the intense cotd-the thermo.
meter marking 20 degrees below zero, and II took three
hours before the passengers and baggage we're ~exchang-
cd, 80 as to be able TO continue their journey. The ac-
eident was caused by the wheel Of the baggage car
breaking, when it ran OF the track and fell down a bank.
The smoking car was driven through the baggage car,
and both broken TO pieces. The engine and passenger
car remained atanding on the track, uniniured.
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The Southern mail.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Feb. 7, 1855.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday have been received
here, but they contain nothing new.
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Fire at HydervilIe. N. Y.

CAsrIEroS, Feb. 7, 1865.
large fire occurred in Hydervile last night, con-
Stunning the pest Office, a cabinet makers shop, sash fac
tory, grist NAL, &c. The loss is considerable, but is co.
yered by insu.ance.
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ENGLISH 0rERA.-0n account of the continued illness
Of Miss Louisa Pyne, there viii be no performance at the
Broadway theatre this evening.
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Ri LATEST e w s
6Y MAGNETIC AND PRINTING ItlEGRspps.
Letter Of Mr.. Seward to III, Roman Catholics
Letter Of Daniel Webster to Mr.. Dle1iussn.
THE TEXAS CREDITORS BILL,
DC, &e., Ac.


Interesting from Washington.
THE TEXAS CREDITORS BILh-A VETO ExeECTRD-
MARCY AND THE KINNEY EXPEDITIoN-KN0w NO.
gHINGIsh IN TROUBLE-,THE TARIFF QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1855.
Mr.. Jones, OF Tennessee, and the majority " OF the House,
have written themselves down asses TO day, by their ac-
tion on the Texas debt bin. The House bill passed grants
precisely the amount conceded to belong to Texas and
the creditors under the law Of 1850 but the House say,
in addition to the conditions imposed by that law, that
Texas shall also release the United State, from three mil.
lions and q hall, claimed by her for Indian depredations.
The absurdity Of the action to-day is manifest. The
Senate win not agree to the House bill, but, adhering to
their own bill, will demand a COMMITTEES of conference.
Upon its composition win depend the ultimate fate Of
the measure.
It is not doubted in any well informed quarter thatthe
President win veto the French S~poliation bill.
Mr.. Marcy's letter in this mornings Union is regarded
as a death blow to the Kinney expedition.
Mr.. Buchanan's friends are trying to kick Nicholson
out Of the Union.
Stewards, Wilkinson's, and Durkee's election to the
Senate has p~araIyzed Know Nothingism in Maryland and
Virginia. Unless the Northern Know Nothings make
some authorized statement proving they have not been
instrumental in elec,ipg these abolitionists, the order is
already used up in the South. Great excitement pre-
walls here on the subject, and several delegates have
arrived to confer upon the proper steps to be adoped.
Mr.. Houston's failure to get up his tariff bill to-day
proves there is no great inclination to tinker with the
subject this session. Independent of this, there is some
feeling against certain Boston parties interested in the
passage of a tariff bill, which helps to block up further
legislation in their behalf.
GEN. HOUsToN's VISIT TO NEW YORK--TREAsURY
DRAFTS REGIsTERED- THE SECRETARY OF LEGA-
TON TO PERU, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1855.
Gen. Houston will address the citizens of New York,
at the request of the New England Association, about
the 2oth inst.
There is considerable pressure upon Senator's from the
representatives Of New York, who are against the con-
6rmation OF Miller as the Secretary Of Legation ut Peru.
Miller is charged with editing an anti Nebraska paper,
and being a Van Burenite in 1848.
The amount Of drafts registered in the Treasury De-
partment during the four weeks ending on the Sd inst,
reached S4,46s, SIC 40.
The New York mail, behind time three hours, has
just arrived.
rrcyruD owAmvc cuppursu orp
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Sr. LOUIS, Feb. Z, 1855.
The ice broke up yesterday, doing much damage to
steamboats,, barses and coal boats. The steamers Badger
State, Arabia, Martha No. 2, and Alhambra, were more
or less injured. The loss will be very heavy.
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Know Nothing Victory at Binghamton.
BisGHAMros, Feb. 7, 1854.
The Know Nothings elected their entire ticket yester-
day. The m~ajorities are reported to be large.
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eossos oovscf--A regular meeting OF ths Common
cpussi was hsid on Tuesday evening, ~ Ne Lycssm,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAhnANotos, roU' 4, loOf.
Henry 7. Baches, Of Michigan, and William A. Collins,
Of New York, were admitted Attorneys and Councillors.
No. 63-schadner, Catherine, s. w. Lewis ct al, claim
ants, appellants, vs.. Noah Dickinson ct al, was argued
S ~ ns, I srSn%eI ,tr ~ 'n Ne. i Flesa fr ;bs and aa, Submitted on
No. 66-James B. Peck ct al, appellants, VI. John San
derson. Argument was commenced by Mr.. Cutting for
the appellants.
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q wing, OF KENTUCKY, suggested tue repeal OF
the Missouri compromise. Nobody had thought
Of it before; and at first the Cabinet organ
secuted the proposition as utterly out of the
question. But Judge Douglas, a lover of start
ling effects and Of active excitements, turned
the matter over, consulted Southern secession.
lists upon the subject, and they resolved that
Dixon had hit the mark. Mr.. Douglas reported
progress to the President. A caucus was called
at the White House--a Sunday caucus--the
repeal was carried, and Mr.. Pierce was con-
strained to endorse il in writing. 1t would
save him-nationalize him, and put his admin
~istration right side up before the country.
The Nebraska bill was passed. The anti
slavery agitation in the North was instant
ly re~vived-nothing like it beforehand the
late round Of Northern elections gives us
the consequences thus far. The administra.
tion party from New Hampshire to Missouri
is literally destroyed. The national wing
party was broken up and disbanded with
the election OF Pierce. Chaos had come again,
when the mysterious Know Nothings rose to
the surface against the huckstering %corruptions
Of the old parties and this rotten administra:
LOD, anu IN IhVOT OF u CONSERVATIVE Stauu
upon the slavery question. On this whole
some platform we had supposed that the
Know Kothings had swept the State of Massa-
chusetts, and th.t they possibly might signal
lie their national consistency in the defeat Of
Stewards reelection. But they have elected
an ultra free soiler from Massachusetts, as
their first Senator in Congress, and their
second Senatorial achievement is the re.elec-
ton Of Seward himself.
The conclusion is manifest. The Know No.
things in the North are powerless against the
anti slavery sentiment evoked by the desperate
administration self-saving expedient Of the
Nebraska bill. They must pull with the cur
rent or be driven ashore, clear as daylight.
Thus, in the election of Wilson and the re-elec-
ton of Seward, we have the key to the
next Presidential campaign. IL viii be a
sectional canvass, a medley, a confused
guerilla fight, Q scrub race. No demo-
cratic baltimore Convention can patch up
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FIN ANClAL.
$4,000,

O7En A0A NEW YORK. AND RAMrH Raj
%1OUsOOU. road second mortgage per oe
bonds part Of an issue of million This mortgage
large amount Of real estate IN this city we'll na}
mortgage; the pranck road Port Norris, on ths I'D
River, with wharf and belonging thereto and Ill
rolling stock and furniture OF the road.
The bonds issued with interest coupons attached p
able the first days Of February and August each ye
and the principal re.mbursaDe the day Augu
Company, Of this city, for the
recorded all the counte through which the road passed
This issue, added to th6hrst Will tho mortgAgs
oumbrance upon the road Jour million dollars I'D
Per cent upon its cost up to this time. The
bonds Low offered, VIII be used-Arst TO sxtinguish
double track to White Plains and erect some few staff
houses required the no Of the road Of which, II il
pected may be dono ESQ - TO CLOSE T" oonstructon
count ut the end Of the year.
The security upan which these bonds based belle
20 20 In al respects an pie quite as reliable - that o.
and rs busness present and prospective nsver
Proposals. for ali or any Of thos. bonds may DO address
to William b Draper, Treasurer, Harlem Railroad Co
Bonds until hfteenth day Of May next when they n
be opened and should state whetherthe offer be sdc
cash receiving the bonds, twenty
per cent payable respectively the 18th Of Nay 18th
June 10Th Of July, and 10th Of August The right Of
lsoting all or any part of the bids 10 deemed
Board q prse.ols sYcmoIas DEAN, I P1ssldsu
WIZ. b. DnApEk, Treasurer.
NoTEThis road terminates in the centre OF the city
New York, is one hundred and thirty miles long. col
aectpg the city with Albany and all the trade Of the
West together with portion Of that Of the North 81
annual gross earnings Of the road now exceed million
New York. April Sd. 1855.
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" COTTON, AUCTIoNEER. SALE or
Storage goods Of every deseription ~ coLToN sf
sell Tuesday, May at los o'clock, At the auction
rooms ~ Beekman street second story iarre
men Of and second land furniture Of
Description IL will comprise. IN part rosewood msho
sany psxior dining room bedroom and basement
carpets oclobs In great quantities. rsnoforte
&c Also several loads Of goods that have rcatnea In
warehouse for than and will be sold
count Of whom il may concern More full particulars To-
morrow.
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coal. &C.

(NOAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBER Is DIs.
~ charging Of white ash peach oTohari from
tie approved mines at reduced prices ed from
yard per ton less from the Also Tor sae
Cvmbeera liycpool errcl and camel at lowest oarrenl
rates HENRY REEVE, corner Canal and Centrs spd
corscr JaIesnd Hsat STREETS
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TUGxNE YRANKLIN, AucrIoNEER -By FRANK

II LIN riCHOLs.-H, sehold furniture.-Un We ines
day NAY 81 los o'clock 81 house l5s chambers street.
between Sudson aud Greenwich streets-E d. franklin
will sell a. auction shove all the furniture Of large
four story house consnr Of suites OF
niture sofaf chairs tables OF all kinds bureaus wash
stands bedstesde hair matresscs psliasses mirrors pant
eure in sood order and worthy tho attention Of
ohasers. Sale FESTIVE, and without cash
post required from all purchasers Catalogues on the
m o esle.
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xNANIFL 5. MAcrARLIN. AucTIoNEER-rar

nANIKL 5. MACfARLIN, AUCTIONEER -TaE
II third sAie fhoutehold furniture, bc Eev and second
May Yss At lbs c's,oel, A. n. their suction sale.
room, e Bowery consisting OF thrsepy ingram carpets
hair mattresses, pnasses, 6russes carpet clocks
chairs cane bottom and hair seat sofa spring back elegant
bedseAds toge' her with Iaboforte All persons do
steus OF sending In articles for the sale will
them before Il o'clock Monday order 10 have their
goods included IN the catalogue.
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Il LAS d HENRY, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
II Monday May 7tb lut o'clock nj 50 Nassau street
ssrse variety house snt consisting Of and
mnthy roes in pcts camess japonicss Ae IRON the
seq Of Mr. @. MARX Astoria, L. Also chelce assortment
OF ruirees ever green's box for edrng &C. rcm ceiebrA
ted nursery IN Iushins l. L.
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AUC1IoN N0TICE-TIIos BILL AUCTiONEFR-
n By BELL Btsu-we will this day, 81 l0as ecloct,
OF hook and stationary and blank book shment and
manuaettry. Inc trade uechants &C requested 10
attend this days sale vii principally Of
styles Of blank books paper inks &C. by order o. assignee
mepce business OF Thurkd.y
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LoR SALE ON STATEN IsLAsD WITHIN vIv

GLASS W0RRS.-ToR SALE ON EASY TERMS Ta|
NJ fixtures tools, DC. Of the giass fsetory sitastst
street ferry together with the lease factory dwe
New York -
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GEORGE COOK, ACcTioNEE9.-BY sTovER a
NJ Ceek-On Tuesday, ct W. O'clock AZ the ssesroomH
N Drsadvay corner Of Duane street. large and spsnSd
collection and fsshioIsb furniture and ekeep
woed carved stesere DO do seerst.rss ssd tcokes,s
French brocstl and piush marble Top csstre so and
pier tables slt frame mvrors oil pantns sustSm made
dinns room ehans In rep; zane d. srn Do 70 match.
part Of which Beautifully carved marble toy dressing
bureaus and vashsnds enc sofia oak chamber fatasur
xior hair mstt.se. panasses bed. beddns sloets xs
giant vases and mAntel ornaments, glassware &e Cats
Iogues the morning OF sale Every facility Afforded
ties en distance attend sacs With the ssgrsncs
attention.
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-
Nc. Oh Liberty street. door from Nsssau, viii give
Their personal attention 70 talss Of real estate stocks
se and morsasf NJ public and private sale, and 70 the
sale auction Of earsoes household fsrniture paintings
ssusry wsrks VI art ievelry Ae ars 70 cut door saos
Money literally advanced on real estate stocks vessels
furniture, &e left sale with
Loans negotiated.
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expense spared render u
acture Of matt drinks II 10 capable ofmsii,g sOS ssrr
sr.ss AlPy on ths Premises Ssswssn The hssss sfs
Fca SALE; Or r. LET Ell. AT I,,s x,osxEas-A PIE
q the rars.d and lsad 1 Ts so.:s
S xh eass young us hrass % ss sd
GOOD sssbc. 6ca on the premises Il w,1 be sod With
Chiffon. no. Is Prince sire 4. sss fort; Or fa5s
SAHILL, corner OF Prospect and orinueh Streets fe
i minutos' vail OF Vanderbilt landing or exohsnss I'd
sa p Wit. r." Ss X
T Ig a ss's s h9S, . Sss ,..hr .s
%.oS rect o. ss private Rad which
T y..ssrsl.s :.aaa !. sss sss.s;is ana Is@.a.s
BY l26et in dep T. includns th. was attached srnsns
IN beautiful sty, 9th srcheS piassas and cont ins
roon md marble n,s .n
sns 1as On b s1IS Ss s ct
vegetables in abundance also fruit, censstag
most sAiS sss
~
siOssbls and terms ,s'y and
,ss: .s 81 EIsHAan2i Ii ~ ~
Glass woRKs-roR SALE ON nAsY TEENS. fa
s..r sss joins Ss .. 2, NE % s:s, s-s
s ns ss e. BE-. .H
TEwILRY AND FANCY STORE FOR SALE, IN TH|
ySny e the ne As s {, wSsss
Tho
RIvER BUILpINo STIR FoR Saba oENrL}
~ man in in ss. .n Of ts..s1 md
Immediately upon ths banks q river issdiay .ss 10
@ ssss ss Ivy Ss. Haven K:
mile from tho depot Tts prsnisss sn.ssd for g.artsr
s ~ ts,aPiSs road Oyster: ,aa s.h sss :sssssss
L II built upon. win be sold low. Tvothirds d shs ~
II s.
{, n WAY or COUNTS
from bs ey ~. hoSse Conn sssn
two :se,y and attic double Bio cst,ss sus
for large gsn,ss f:miy sif acre q land s.sssisi
'i 'na Nj SLGs Ssirs y Wan
no DAGULRsEoTypIsTs.- TUE SUBSCRIBER. 20
account Of ~ hssth offers for sale hi dasusrrss,
rooms are fitted up n The ssa.sst fhs opsrat
very soO and need only Be 70 se
GSS
THO vARNISHERS AND PoLISHERs.-r0R sALE
shop, with \ good run Of cash customers Rent TAX
out in work. Inquire At y2 Hudson street. third Aoor
ITO SEA CAPTAINS, OR OTHERS ABOUT GOING
seaA chd's caul for sale cheap, IL applied for
Call address lie Wis No Elizabeth street. builds
second story.
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE, TWO GRANTS OF l.
each situated In 9arris ounsy. miles fro
some land in Colorado county
DUNCAN ELLSWORTH, Commercial Bld'gs, Pine q
FINANCIAL
M5Pn nnn ACu ynkx .Nn N - M 3 !.
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DLANTs AT AucTIoN-w. q MeILLvAIN WILL
sell this day 81 0h seloek o. the seed stere John
street Splendid sssertmsnt Of rrpetual monthly climb.
@sss srape vinss carnations fisn ysrbenas dshlss
morning q SALE rsn Peter Henderson, Jersey City. Cat
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UcTIoS NOTICE. BoCART AUcTioSErR-By
IA r. BCGAkT, store irans fort AID Villa
Wednesday. 18th inst ~ ociek at lT william street,
between spruce and Frankfort the entire stock Of Csasry
BIRDS Ergfh starings thr ashes &C. comprsng about 40
imported csnares all Az stAuful cong
the dbeet collection the cy bsvuF selected "
Of the best udses Europe Toe whole 90 70 Fod with
ont 20 the hhcst bidder, vel worthy the
attention Of tbese whiting superior birds
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80 e v: soMLRIsDYKE, AUcIIoNEER-sToR

~ no Centre street corner q fraaE faesrv al. ~
~ hS 81 ~ clock; the stock, axturss AID uass.
ease o. the tfecerg store on Grand and Clntsn
Its The stock e'usts Of the uaasi ysrsty III 90
Z g. spga-s, "a, Ac -'
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TEwTLRY AND FANCY STORE FOR SALE, IN ri
vicinity 81 the Astor House without sxceptioa 81
best stands in the cts to make fortune having been 10
established Tho owner resides In the country. Terms
payment easy. d. w RICHARDS. 30T Droadway.I
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II l.. yArDEWATEk, AUcTIONEER WILL SELL
c ~ ~ o'clock In front Of saesroom IL Maiden ane
a. year old hore second brother to the celebrated
bers bfteei hands high dark bay
kinds cost 5000 Also buggy made in good style and in
good order seat with top Also, set single harne
silver plated mountiug Can no in ront Of tbs
hour previous TO the SALE The whole be sold
Of II
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AUCTION NO1fcE.-CRockERY, CnISA, GLASS
"A snd ,srth.pvare Clear "a out ssleA sPieadid -
sortmsnt OF china, tee Atd dinner ware plated forks
spoons casters, Ae hoasA,, kas at oeieck 81 80
Eighth avenue between TGtieth and Thirty rst
Sale peremPtory. Wv SulRLEf, Aueteaeer
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AUCTION NOTICE.. B0gkRT, AUCrfO~EER-By
IA BNGAkf, tns day, Al i0Af s'cock At the aactoa
roous. lfahktvr housshoid
niture oil rsu,snrs oars, Ae by virtue % vrAi
tor nshc eoiss 90 seht chairs
snd bach walnut aresy Erusela three ply ara
ingram csre,s mahextny sasestsnd dressing aud plain
bureaus bedsssd hair Inattresse vardotes large
once tables itt Ocs cnars DO egh
day clocks tatle cutlery kitchen furniture Aiso tso
spi,Hdid pi paintings, TIVE water coolers.
CuAkLES y. kHIGER, Constable
Also by virtue u out keys lGser beer
SohIs and contents bottrs vine segars. Alec quantity
MICHAEL DooDY Constable
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ToHN W. soMERlNDYKE, AUCTIONEER.-ADxIN.
istrstrxs sale OF stock OF furniture, DO This day,
MAY At Nos l6 and los Centre Franklin, tho
stock trade Of tho late John alsce being large
OF useful and ornamental household furniture
ae bookcases suits Of rosewood pAror furniture arm
chairs mirrors carpets &C. comprising largo
rhch can DO examined until time Of sale Catalogues will
Be ready two days previous.
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LrCR SALE. OR TO LET. AT YOHKERs-A PLR1
sspty located Isiixn villa sithie three nanatev wsl
OF the railroad and iandng Tee house
and L. well furnished The grounds laid
with choice young fruit trees ohrusbery 40 There 10
good stsbfc kc the premises II wtl be sold with
without the furniture Tor terms apply 70 Dr. JANIS
cAHILL corner Of Prospect and orinue streets. fel
kers
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John L. yANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEEa, WILL SELL
On TuesdaJ way Ut lU O'Clock the sa!esroom IL
Maiden lans-sandArd &C. from the nursery Of D.
Bo florist corner OF broadway and Fitteth street High
standard, perpetual boomers half standards do Moses
prpeua blooming roses their root elm bling aud
running roses queen Of PRAIRIE chinese western virgin rose
th variety 81 ether kinds all warranted true
nth sreat care without regard to cost by D. Boil
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rUNIs MoRarII, trcTioSEER-THI xonxfVc
Al los oceck. ~ Isl Waktf street. t,re
"a boarding. house, c0ssnx ~ btasea4s tss.s A~fh.r
crockery earpeGg eeoktux ttores sAss sue 40 ~ ~
Whsettf. neors op1n a. ~ n n8sifs saair a
Goods y ~ moved ~ oace - 20 haas. w. seared
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room No lis street. elsxArt cabiIet
yrrai second haad Rosewood sad naAessy psas
pser sassss 60x tosshsr with variety Of faaey ehaA
toilet SETS cocts, 40. Articles be packed ter
yera rosewood pasr suites covered In rich f,nea salts
brocAele, GRIN and plush, hair eioth Ae re
wood chanber iurrure marble top In suites 20 mstea
three sui richly decorated enamesd chamber faraaf
elegant with marble tofAs tete tetes STA bed
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centre and card tables superior extens dina tsbe
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suites TO match with south Americ hore
bsr psliAses choice oil psaiass eosks n..r
cake baskets, &c. Also largo lot Of second hsna
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