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ny-Ths DR.. revin will preset IN thu hnn OF
duty 2 at III O'clock and 10 the 6h
Presbyterian ehueh island the corner Of 9th and Maryland
avenue nj O'Clock, p.m
July %
nRayELIING TRUNKS AT ALL PRICES Cln1ens
and strangers wishing supply themselves
ienher trunks vses
es will hnd the variety low
prices, 10 select from. x .u--u,....
July es-sd Penn. between 9th and luth
DarEST moor srSIRTs.-The ladies are hereby respect
fully informed received lot Of those justly
popusr summer additional supply French
Of besuhfu styles, which will be sold
July a@eodsdf HooE, BRO, Il co.
OFFICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consodn.
ted Lottery benefit Of Carroll county, &C. class H. drawn
July -, 1855
5s 20 a. 81 II rs &c Al IL 30 SO IL
The following are the Of Patapco institute
Lottery, elias. GOA drawn July 49, 1866
"A IS Gil &C 81 l6 Al 62 81 81 So "a
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
y. n. McrH,tt, Commissioner.
July 26-t
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pRINCELY ExrRAyAGAEoE.
A letter from Vienna, in the Cologne Gazette says
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL LAW.

The Belgian government has just published the law
Gently passed by the Chambers, and sanctioned by the
King for the revision of the tariff Amongst the articles
which may be hencefoth imported free of duty arewhale
bone hemp horns horeha leather and skins copper ore
tin tar indigo fax marble certain resnous substances
sapere iron ore rigging for vessels chains for ditto and
linseed for sowing.
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.,EMr-AN.rtAL NOTICE.

N. B~-J c DcvereuH is commissioner Of
Jan 3l-3tawtfif tntel.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04
City Intelligence. .

TIE WEATHER has been exceedingly unpleasant fer the
east few days. and May has far appeared to very poor
advantages, compared with her former state and glory
when the last month OF spring always brought the
first fruits of the coming summer and rich In grass
and buds and foliage Notwithstanding the Istepess OF
this spring. glad to learn from our exchanges
that the peach and other fruit trees will not suffer,
owing to the snow, which prevented them from being
hurt by the rost and those heavy rains though they
for the present reard vegetation, and keep back the
strawberries green peas and tomatoes yet viii eventually
fill markets with all manner Of pleasant fruits and put
the products OF the country within the reach
Of the very poor in argeces The streets Of New
York. ALSO are partially cleaned by these rains and for
this let be truly thankful II may city
from pestlence during the coming summer The wind
very strong on Friday night and had the effect of
swelling the tides in ths East to unusual height
The water washed the piers in many places. and
dsmsged Whatever goods lying the wharf Yes
terdsy was cool moist and dfesry but last night gave
promise Of a better time ahead.
The lA1R ACc1DENr IN WARREN -CoRREcTIoN.
stated In several Of the morning papers yesterday
that Mr.. Edison Osborne, who killed by the falling OF
q partition wall In Warren street. was hborer such
rot the The deceased has for many years past
been extensive builder and engaged in the con
struoton Of large warehouse in Warren street when
tho accident took place. The deceased resided In Brook
yn where he leaves wife and three children TO lam snt
his untmey end Mr.. Osborne q member OF the
Order Of Free and Acseped Masons also an Odd
Fellow. He widely known and highly esteemsa BY
al, Who came In contact with bm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

FATAL Acc1DRNTs.-Corone rHills held inquest yes
terday, at the New York Hospital, upon the body Of
man named John D. Caldwell, who came to his death
from injuries accidentally received at the bakery store
No 26S First street, the 18th ult Deceased 62
years of age and native of England.
An inquest was held by coroner Connery upon the
body of child named William A. Blauvelt, who died
No. Ill Ninth avenue from effects of injuries acc
denally received by being BY cart In Nine
tenth street. Ninth avenue the norung Of the
5th Of April last Deceased native OF this city, and
was about years Of age.
UNKNOWN MEN FOUND observation-disclosures Hills held
an inquest at pier No 20 East river upon the body OF
an unknown man, who was found floating in the water
AZ this point. Deceased apparently about medium
height Tho body was much deccmposed that Il was
iound Impossible to get description OF the CORPSE
We. diet. ssdeath from snknsws sausss
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@
he .sr
q s soPss % s s
Br,ish end Portugeee Cor suls both Joined endeAvor
With as much Ss taking into he
pcf sSnS1 s these a nays
found US prepared with the foliowing:-
800. wheat.
4 do cur. cur.
An OF wbch could take owing the crowded
article, Of reie sent !hem by their bIe.hre Of HsdeIA
Per- s na g ST. ss sssne s
good feel ng which all and seeing the necessity of
sfe them 70 9 vssees We sddrssssd q ts %
m 1t who
A ya.g which received afterwards from ths nte
s'a
es eow
With the compliments Of the season believe m yoSrs very
Lieu,. W. A. BARTLETT United States Navy.
On passing Madeira three days later had left the
same normation with our Vice Consul, Robert a. Boy
man, Esq. Aence the relief from that islasd.
On arriving at lisbon on the 5th November aent the
same il formation to Hon j. L. Osulvsn Minister at
the court OF Portugal, the following let from hiu
received cnlya few days since, through the Navy De-
parmenr will best explain the result Of his action, SO
oighiy honorable to his philanthropy
o. LEGATION, LIsRoN. Nov. II. 1856.
DEAR SRI regretted extremely that tho already
over the bar outward bound, before Communication
ehoud certainly have had the pleasure of hang
om boat alongside though presume that to shake hands
would have been out Of the question.
tried 10 see me pppey minister here the Fane evening but
bodyg al the facts furnished by You, and
day. fou did well 10 write tor the Governor General
written In such tone and such purpo give
preston tha. al was going sons pretty well
Of facts appropriated 5000 miries to buy mho rice
DC to be promptly espstched -
answered for people at home, that thsy would not
Keep closed heart or hand TO the going tell
trust TO hear from you that did commit mvsef to
rash Engagement for them If you wrste to
the Minister will find appended to despatch (Novem
ber 2 to the State Department In about fortnight ater
reception Of this have no time to send by this steamer but
shaL do 60 BY the next With great respe, yours, &c
LIEUT. W. A. BARTLETT U. D. N. J. L. O'SULLIVAN.
The public will please observe that did not heretofore
deem it necessary pubsh these ietters which exhibit
in such golden hues the prompt ason Of representa-
ves abroad in sending relief TO those people, and had
hoped that the startling facts published
in November last further appeal would become
sary yet that Dr. Ciymer, Who with my self,
nvesRAte these facts in October last has feepgy
set forth the same, end condition Of things,
down to the 9th of March last and confirms opinion
then expressed that the crisis would be from July
December OF 1856. feel called upon to make
effort and hope it will be effective, to send the most
ample reef in food to these starving islanders Should
you and the public desire it. will refer to my notes. and
give You in future article briefly. the which
have brought whole people speak Of the inha bants
of San Antonio San Nicolas San Vicente and Sa to the
very brink Of the grave which yawns to receive their
fsmished corps.s W. A. BARTLETT.
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DREADFUL DEsTi1uTloN At THE CAPE De VERBS.
The Population PcrlshiDg BY Thousands.
appeal to the People Of the United States.
AN EFFORT TO BE MADE IN THE CAUSE OF
HUMANITY,
&sc., Ge., 6Ecs
TO THE EDrToR or TIE HERALD.

WAsnIYGroN, April Is, 1856
enclose you the following sip from the National In
tc3o of thig date and ssaaeat you to insert it, Ny
object in asking OF you this favor to make another ap
peal to the and benevolent of land in behalf
OF the stsfvng people of ths Cape dc Verbs, they
shall Gle by accumulated Thousands with s ths horrors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
"A uc1IoN SALE o. srIlEpIp ROSEWOOD EuRNI.

~ bEUBNIID uV1DUWOVU
IA ture, panoforte, &c.H r. LEeDsaw sell FRIDAY,
{ay g. q los O'Clock, al the rosewood black walnut Apd
f two suts of solo rosewood paror furniture. cover
lin the hroeato soed order;
I'd small OIL painrg. large French plate eva and pier
n&ses, end brackets ADD aide tables with
Elegant marble tcps tstnary, xood card and fancy
abiee large eewood bookcase and brss marble top ball
sud and ctArt tea and dinner tables oak extension d.
@ bedsesds scss hsirc'oh tate eies chairs &e best
sir mattresses and passsos beautiful tapes ~. ingram aud
yeivet caxpe; cutlery, Dresden wue hAndspme
marble and chit pstnr ornancnts clocks oooth glass
Wsre crockery china eets with largo lot OF furniture Of
kinds Persor n want OF good furniture should attend
inU0 f sail
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IA UCTION KCTIOE.-J. BCGAAT, Aus
w g. R0GlET-Thia DAY nj lNL nIc,ocl
! UcrIoH NOTICE-H. wusoN. AuCrIONExR

n UcTIoH EOTICE-H. WILSON, AUorIoNEsR.-
Ia Ban!Tpts superior custom made aud
Tires suS Of solid p.r"r arniture
oysrsd mot elpsn.iye desirable p.srns French
sndags Iish velvet carpets large and e1essye variety Of
Ss' n %'ss u q s
sr.n .sss brSn.s and ormou o,oaks DO 20 The psro
called Q Ss is1ss and c.aosas sss'
&c ssf e
the premises No West Fourteenth street. Ninth
vs ass ds
shSs Of which VIII positively 70 solo . close ne estate Of
lac, whm the While can be exsmInes -
hree magnificent solid rosewood sus c,vsred in maloon
blue and soa ana crmson and gold satin Of h most expen
aan broesds sod rosewood and chairs
s s
|sood; three rosewood tsble wi siaasry
w Ss p
sss 70:
clock: elegant china with the mos. cha. md sIee1
ss. @ sss ssa7s
Eve vs . SG D y ys% naTs T. @ - Sos
mad pists and richly set u pssl being va1s,is
wiz xSIny e
oak exsDscu sSs opens Is feet iii poahsd 10 the best
amer marble fancy tRbles MIRRORS sOfa bodg chairs
coe octave piaroorte by Cheva
her Of this city. excellent superior aud
neh together 18th eli the rudy and crysa cut glass
ynes chaApsanes tuyab Aad deoantars match.
@ IS end s s .d .nS n
gpoons forks liquor stand superior table mar
f,le pitchers canary BIRDS &C. I
Chambers ard rursery-Cosy s,lld rosewood aud msho
botateAds etaiury marble bureaus wlshsuds and
msch over pure han mattresses from 20 70 90
,olser poss ctunerpanes silk and atm bed eads.
sheo Ingram capes bedroom clocks toilet
abes towel racks toilet sets Ole ohs stair sArpes aud rods
crshoned chairs rockers, soa ouySe. e,uch
and desirable OF kitcneu uteues,
TO- &c, with which the sale will commence The
bale Of the above ferDure rendered absolutely necessary
nd VIII positively take ros without regard To weather,
|e stopped By speois order Of the court reponEble
bon viii be IN attendance pack and ship the 5ng
hut OF The city q reasonable charge Depo.es sAtsfacoy
tho auocneey viii be required from ali Terms
Asb and only bAnkabe 10 this city wi be received In
vppeu NJ
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RESTAURANTS,

SIy0yNRRR,s n ssrA URANr MONrAaUK PLAC NEAR
OouIt street. Bookyn the leading establishment IN TIE
city OF Breoklyn, apd SUPPOSED ~ no Similar pmcs "a
E rso Ycss sna |: under 70 psf''OA "A''s''
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rock Of Druggist oonssns S6 gaas jars With
g. siss 'ysieI sssis bag rot. ssase Without sasrs
pyrxs Of dyes bank dslne.sor which win also
S: aud :sS ssDd ~
=. e. H so .ne
dwsss1 Also Velvet Brussels ard ingrsa csrpetinSs in
jewsry. \. -selsctons can be made from tho general
A gOr1oN SALE OF esEEEHoUsE AVID HARDY
ri, s.: az. GSasy5 4 lss o'soss ) sSsir store.
a
g e III VII b. ps:
lively the last sale OF The season.
;15.. EEtsEsSD sS
sucooeeis Viii eel tomorrow, saturday May a. 81 i0X
s
e. s
esa. has TehSssns French French o pea
Mirror. Ii p.6unfs r.%s snsSsvSs.: lou beds cribs
psy . sna Ss spa
o e. hVSns cash.
Ss SSSS =: a osSs ..I Z ss5S
0sS
nvoss Il Tch s1sry d.n,oa rings, gun 66i
q sssSs above
"A s. BO0ART-ihs day At II O'CLOCK, 81 Spruce street.
sS consnS
stones stssD bTO.s sDveope1 ae'k' iron 'e
"''- Y. <. Mills. conssbcs odics. Marine Court.
-DEDsrEADS, HARDWARE, WAITING DISKS, &C,
door ''A'; * sEsis sFo;s APO sFs
EUoIEE ES4EKLIE AgqTISsEsE ;o o e. AKK :;
saesroe street. near Fulton sale BY order Of do
q tss cns
Ihos yl se the above Without ressrys Also ggsuy
s 90
ss
Bruse md ingram carpet. French Pate si frame pier
sne cSins Vssss, dinner and ss se silver PLACED ware
@ : 9GSs snS s1
scods d. The Whole he above vim BE- sold without erve,
.isd
NDE1RD scHE.cK uGEJoNE Ell c 25
!. isfsn .u Ct OH Ss dsy a. he-
S Nssiau sirss opposite die OF ONCE The superb ooleooh
q me-
man; o Sss he .nSrs:es
cspss. cattle aIoSitscuT.l psspf sd cabinet Pr.
q ne ss, ~ Ess
Psss. y TsSssa .sssasa ssa ", S,saiISi
s ss
sod Without receive, TO oss ! co partnership.
TDwARQ sCnFNCK.. ..AUCrIosEER -EDwAt D
soasSSS c3 s y s a. q q s. "a
cream sc1cr;d entire aQ, xs.sn.sd Dessus
mSs By sorence BEEN nsed cspsss q
four Also. SIX seat rockAwav pereet
der Also several beautiful light wagons warranted for
TNDWARD sCHBNCK, AUOrIONEeR- .1Dw ARD
iii SCHEEuK CO. will soil, on Saturday, oath inst. a.
1er spacious ssesroo, NO. SO Nassau lO O'Clock
Ara And parcu arly desirable assortment Of gold
copd ieWery Ing Of chionome,es and
oouble meh ladies' watches set with dsmonds
mailed adeS Waches epines diamond cluster ring diamond
cYoeeea ard mosaic sets OF pima and earrings studs
seeve buttons gold chains, zeal rings, &c &c.
n COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
housshcd furniture, csrpets oiclo he ml,rors &eF
suction room Reehmsn street large and general sssort-
h usseis three ply and ingram carpets; oicoths mirrors
rnsbocsnv ~ marble dressing bureas DO wnshssnds
eofas and scfa beds and lounge BEDS nah Sgauy
Frenrh bedesds cottage do hair mattresses and palases
sh sp mr. oak and maple CAGE seat cbars
rhosazy and rosewood bookcsses secretaries wardrobes
al pninlnss snsravnas oakexenson tables back walnut tea
wrS dining TAB crockery glass ware co. no. sse pc
tSmptory.
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EXPRESSES.

NrEw YCSK AND ERIE RAILROAD C0MPANYa Ak
IN press Office 1TG Broadway New York -tte Now Yotk
transact be sIprss business ever her read sad
purpose, prepared to do neral bua-
Havi the usive control direction OF move
which the busipea doxe they VIII be able
70 avail themselves q the privilege OF giving unusual dsSp,A
articles forwarded BY their stations along The M
Tosd, lie connecting branches Their facilities n
this respect viii be much greater tLan could DO afforded
srargrmert made With the United stae. and Aer.c..
COMPANIES articles will bd taken tose companies
a. bupkrk Buffalo. forwarded With despatch al The
pr'Icpa elite and the UD,tsd aes and Territories
tcrtyno wi be made By this ,mpary for the transportation
OF tes hs road BY the ear load aod sem BY passe.-
to BnrkJk Az BuRc - oe forwarded from thea
points bei- ce nation BY the ORDINARY snsportaoo Inca
Two expresses will be tent daily 10 Charge spcce meseea
ger who will attend the transmission III merchandise, uac
sgvs sld collection Of bills sent with scces all kinds. he
OF wtch viii be promptly returned Particular a.
Ter ten he given The collection OF notes drAs and
counts between Ee~ YORK Buffalo, CsvelALd OincA-
natl Chicago and ST. Louis, 10 40
Nay 49, 1866. HENRY D. RlCE. eupt EvsrssA
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"A BOOK AND evLD NAIva rys sL-fHs fLA0n
IA hooks cheap, urd to double m oney. II
fvsus q Co.'S greet gin book Nc. 400 liz adWsy whsss
he loud large and erdd
selling ios only % cents ,soh With the GLOWING Esat ndase
for 10 selling IL his gold std silver goll
ocsefs and peuo bresatpns droOs, elk
drees patterns pocket krvee aror tnepsce 4, fM coly
cent? each purchasers or books All tho ard popular
received a. aud sod oss ths
'our otjec, 10 dispose OF large dock At
standard missed BOOKS In the shorsss pessls
time so seeapt sssormect Of pc ard pocket HsieS
prayer gift looks Orders from hao luny promptly
bned Gaia cgues OF books sent TO any address.
EVANS 4 co. No 400 eroad ~ay New York
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RIINEi ART6.
BILLIARDS.

SVxMFO TfKFSFssEs TAKEN FROM DAG XURRE0-
~ types high prices given for Queen conch he'll. ~
p. Boz IL, 10 suffolk stieet N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

ToHN /. YANDswAiER. AUoTIoNRMs.-JOHN l..
q VANDBWATER will sell, this day, May q. ct 101&
O'Clock at the sales % Nassau street. large variety Of
new and hand furniture removed for Of
coths rosewood parlos suits covered brosel xure
rosewood arbe top oegeres and mahogany
BILE top eester pier and side tables stands racks
elegant French china gilt band dinner SET gla ware
wood and nah1 bedste ads do marble dressing
reaus wsshstan o. toilet SETS bair mattresses: paasters
assortment of basement and kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

NkwshEN,REMENBER THAT IN THE NEXT Nun
IN ber Of the NRW YORK LED GER TO be iMued Eaur
DAY. story wi be commenced. Look aud order
full supply That you will not short of the first umber
Of he tale this me We have had the type twce for
the ietge this week omen that ha. nsyer been done BE-
good Our circulation IL III copies
the story will doubtless up to $50 000 Look and
send In your orders in
irRE sUCCkss OF THE NEW YORK LEDGER Ts,
next to Its employs of popular writer's, and the pub
location CT immense a6veisemens owing to the excellent
character of the aud the vast amount OF costly
and ergravpgs haf Nfarnishes for only four Cents.
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= Lxa6E HSsCRTMENT or SILL Ard FABLES, Or
IA best quality and low prices, will be found 81
ufactcry. The largest and moot complete 70 tae y bsa
tended TO. O'CCknOR COLLEsDSK, 81 Ann 81
u ous psltiee are advertapg thew have newly Ia
vcIed czsLou tor billiard tables tor watch Se cnim 70 have
1hfs IA 70 ssut,ou tie pub exsnst eunh haadue
end ter tho above rews for sa'n proof Is WIZ
iese 70 the detection A1d cnseon OF any nrnges on my
patent granted FEBRUARY ~, iSS56: - t.
hlCnAFL PdEi.AN, 80 Chamters street. up stairs
J,lLIIAND TABLEs FOR SALE NEW AND
ID rec superior qua y vi our newly iaventea
cution which said to preferable to any others no IN
usa Also trinmlr deco ipon belonging 10 Ne
trade at the old stand, so Ann street nrcvv,
T7EfE's BiLLiARD RooMs m:ANATEyss AND
II lovers Of the ing billiard, win delghs I'd
70 that the spacious saloon formerly known tao Metro
pcan BlaSd Saloon tal Broadway, door TO tho Hotro
poan HOTEL Ill be reopeued In new and Improved Hvlo
other Den abs chang e Ia The Of establish mt
has been shanred de mate that Of Its pr0prieos
while steen OF Pheans celebrated model bill lard tablee viii
biz combination hiops VIII tho apartments
G wanted at the above rooms Apply nom 10 A. NJ
toy M.
YV ). SHARP, les FULTON srRtKr.. HAS ON BAwD
w billiard tables OF 81 izee for SALE cheaper tnan Gus
where cah Consisting marble SLATE and cdep beds
cushions Also roon. Atl2l fulton street '
five ~esrs lease with tour billiard tables
complete order, andhxlnss.
MR ARE HAPPY TO LEARN THAT Ms. PMELAN .
w the celebrated billiard PLAYER And lnvertor OF ms COM
braor cuh are szaAted 70 % snoercr y, An
necessNry prevented Th.s nothing moro than us Piracy
ouah 10 be suppressed Mr. Phelsn nov In oeison 70
rs DIR iman his vsaou 70 those who maize
anusg By stealing ~ labor Of o'hss.-eUsdAS teeAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

RTM Writer'S, AUCTIONEt r, WILL SELL on SAT
urtAy al 10 O'Clock, at 1877 Canal street, two large bath
baths Cfoton pipes faucets. and other
In the Croon waer line, 70 stoves. oyster
rard counter also u painted bedsesds bedding &C.,
ruh hOnr fiu0hn
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LNROM THE BRIDGEPOKT DAILY 6TANDARD.
L. Tho Insanity OF Edior.-Mr. Bonner, OF THE NAV
YORK LEDGlR has lately shown sroog symptoms q inca
been sdveng In the daily in the most reckess and
eSavsKsnt manner Instead Of giving short and modest ID
vertseents he Las filled whole columns with icss Of the
In hi. way he has spent many hou.aads Of dollars
he ought undoubtedly 10 have failed Accidentally however,
the circulation of his paper beyond all precedent
When he began to throw his above Of, he
printed come ten thousand % eeu copie OF late
however the number las increased TO sixty thousand eighty
thousard hundred hossnd and this last hua
deo and ten thousand Mr. b. we are cory to say still ccn
tnuee be coed deAl deranged For instance be insists
that this great ircrease owing 70 his stem o. adverng-
thst aocd policy for him to waste his money In adver
tiajrQ
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DAInrn A. ADU1.la,ss.

NARDEx PLAnIs ar AUCrIOH. W Il koItLv Ayp
" viii FELL lkis day every dag this ocock
st the seec job ttreot, hoSevscekas
ias So so IN variety Henserson's
Desorpsvs catalogues All pi are sold ct ervse ssla
auction prfccS
q G. BoErog, .AgorIoNssR.. WILL S L. ral5
U. day ri No. Is Sixsh avenue at O'Clock r. house,
hold turn oil paintings sver plated lot cutlery,
erters Tools pocket knives table Knives
trre. German silver forks and Also, nvoica
10 G0 choice seRsrs together nth invoice Of fas old
dies Jamaica and Madeira vine, Holland gtn
bolt es and cAzes, with lot oil school benches
NFoR9B COOK. AUoTIONEsa -Ns AND SECOND
o'cock at Az Broad way commentary With ,ond
ard furniture viz Tor mshogapy dining tspe ~
do bedstesd S75; sofa entire fixtures OF gentee
house in perfect orer looking glass pah
chamber snd dinig furniture suite andn sil
vee asd ware table cutlery Ac Sale without reserve and
worthy tho attention Of buyers.
uFNRY b. LEEDS, AUCrIONE RR- By r. n. HNROS
IL CO., Friday May g. ct III och, In gallery 23
fassau street beautiful collection Of oil paintings principal
part sod BY order OF tho Executors tee
very DR. w ras OF Temp et Esni 50 yatos ssys
ams Cooper and Others Titan school copies OF Van Dixie
French school &C. Also large invoice containing the
or oess6reed masters viz Browstno copy OF Mudo thirty
painting OF Italian costumes in Oh carved frses egi
2eniers Paul Brill Wouvermans large lot Of modern oil
paintings representing scenes In South America; paintings
gsp Chambeaux C0upani Vanscheldu Oordini La Joie
ar others Of equal celebrity Can b examined ebove
guardian angel original BY Rocbar was PAINTED t.
order and undoubtedly ths most splendid picture
United States by that celebrated av Ia ian Peasants BY
Thomas Hicts Flower Girl by Passmors, Of London Also,
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