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fAdyer'iscment

BRADYs LOWER GALLERY. No. 2Oj broadway.
Tile AMssoTYPs msde exclusively a, this Establishment
Travellers downtown hotels merchants and clerks will dni
II conycuien, place to ob,sn them
Corner OF Fulton st.
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tris trS ser dsct vsrieu. psops'ona sfosns&
20 e. ., the .sIze pee n|H' rUcs1sy evening"
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See the Exhibition Of PHOTOGRAPHS, IN every
style by Mr. FREDRoXs late Quincy Fredrics- At the Cry'
tai Palace
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NEW FEATURE IN \

NEW FEATURE n ART.-IOIOred FHOTOGKAPTs
Nv Lscy Artists French style exqus'y done for only
One bubdrd fui he'd daily Plsin Picturss are 'ize FL
Also fo trun,n itiins in letters g. No. 2ss Brosdwsy
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THi ErrfKrr,N >OcTIY.-This Association, !" h"'
one ui the cde,t musical mganE atons IA the cou
Try commenced IT, tifty.eglh season last evening II
We established in LIS and from that tiu'c 70 we
lr-ntLa- l,d q, regular w,rkl, m'c'ing' iT'ii NC
ob,l O." A.. 70 r~c', yc.f, ut "a.e- SON" 'r'''''
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CH,RGrs AGAINST CoSTRoIIEr FLsGG.-Ihc Spe-
ciol Committee of tie Board OF Aldermen NJ. Corwin,
ChsuaD appointed to examine into the matter OF the
charges preferred against Controller Flag by Clcoa
Rhines mention Of which ha> heretofore been made IN
Tn TRIBUST. was t. have met yesterday and con-
m,nced the investigation. Mr.. Flagg, with several OF
III cltIk- present, ~ wss also the fa0y making
the complaint. bu, quorum Of the COMMITTEE mol
lcir. OF hans, III, mc,iing was adjourned til Friday
aft, moon.
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GEN. Tom THUMB ~ BARNtMs MUSEUM, IN
I'll MS yarieo THIS :sTERoos aid Evening
The amusing and Extraordinary performances ever W.T.
messed. THE DsUCHTER REGIMENT 10 played a. Tho
time and the Great Suates exhibit themselves Ia al their
colossal proportions. The General to play Tom Tit IN tho
drama a DPED shortly.
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FIRES.
FIRY II BROADWAY.

About / O'Clock on Tuesday morning fire occurred
in the lace and embroidery store Of Miller Il Grant.
No 81 Broadway; but being discovered at an early
moment. the flames were soon eSngushed. The
tsmsre bv fire and water will not exceed Is 600 In
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Companies

The origin Of the frc has not yet been asc"tSined
bot The matter is under investigation b! the FIJI
sMsnhol
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CHILD FOUND DKOwNED.-The bod! % 80, e. -
h. child ten vesr n sz va, found dro" ned ye.'tiSA ~
tie Rive. near the foot of fifteenih street snd -
ire VI Ter Parents Nc. 80 ThifEe' m -.
oli LAD bten 1i..us siBce FRIDAY last wHt cay
Il hove. 20 gaih-T sooi. She was ariIi-u -. e.,
Ganee sd supposed hsve fallen into M "a p
Us non -,ck tts' das- Coroner 80, =
agu,st lIo4 tie boy. and the Jur' 5'hiri''
Deb hy g~.vi ~
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DfNoCRATIC GEStRAL CoNNlrTEr.-Them members
If this Committee met again last evening at Tammany
Hall elect Chairman in pa:c Of the late Lorenz
Il. Shepard. Isaac V. Fowler esq, occupied the
chair Three ballots Were had, and the third VIII
son Small was declared elected. His competitor was
Horace +. Clarke. Mr.. Small on taking the chair re-
turned the usual stereotype thanks and aerthe trans
action Of unimportant business tho Committee
Adjourned Mr., Small is fuIbloodcd Wood man,
and has Il situation in the Mayors office.
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ELoPINTST All PoUGHKEEPsIE.-Ne learn that an
tlopemcnt of Saturday last at Poughkeepsie,
Dutchess County. 1t appeared that they attempted 10
elope the night previous but frustrated in then
design by the appearance Of the wife of the man just
as they entering the cars for New York Nothing
dauntcd, our gay Lothario and his fair inamorata
again attempted to fly to parts unknown on SATURDAY
night and succeeded in entering the car> for Albany
fee from interruption the wife, part.
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IAArcrti.,men,l

Advertisement
FREDERICK HECkGR.-A PHOTOGRAPH of this
ID German Patriot yesterday added to the coli
sctiou Of " b Bs,oY No. $50 Broadway.
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IAdver'isement
Tbalbers. the P,ssi.t,

Tbalbery the Pianist,
Frederick Hcckcr
Louis 8lsnc,
Are exhibited 4, BRADY's GALLERY
No $50 Broalvay
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RF'biR> o. THy TRIRUSr plea'e - h''cr -
A., A...cri.> >,rr9' Ann -aloas f. 10 80
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nv FuIMoRU MRS HAVING a BANCT.-A banquet
AMI ban N honor of the nomination of NJ Fillmore for
tie PRESIDENCY, was given last evening at the City
Assembly h'om'. 1t was very brilliant affair, and
That worthy caterer MI Vessy provided the supper,
ard the tables were loaded with all the delcscios Of
'it season. Speeches VIZ made Nv Col. 1hop, l..
y Cover, a. 6. " Hams John II. White. \. Raw
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REPUBLIoAS MEETING At ToTTESvILLE, Staten
IsIASD-Thc steamboat Josephine will leave White
hall, Staten Island Ferry. at II Thursday Oct.
and take persons DESTROYS TO attend the meeting free
Of charge. She will leave Vanderbilt Landing at
] p. m and touch at all the landings on the Island
eoingto and returning from the place OF meeting, and
return to the city the same evening This will be a
grand demonstration for Fremont and Freedom. Sew
cral distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
A band of music and gee club will accompany the
boat to and from Tottenyilc.
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Tns TnaokLls EytNIse scHooI.-The evening

THE IRoOKLlS EyFNING SCHoOIs.--The evening
cLcols thu opened ior The Monday
tr arc good attendance az Of them. They free -
oil who avail themselves Of the ADVANTAGES offered
TLe :co~ ~ OsoHs the ,cEoOls and the names OF
ikr 'esclsfs.
School No J. the Of Adams Concord streets.
4sl, p, Tgr HeuJoss Eftye, principal { H. " oleott, h.
81 ford Nss J. L. Brush md Mrs Annie Tuth asttsn
Ftnsle D. IarueHfNTs. NJ A Denui,On principal Miss X
Jonrs Ni-s {. MLULy Niss " A Cullen, assist ants.
Ssfool No. Warren Smith Mse Drar nent
d. syHe, plLcips ?. u. Clark Ms. H. j. Gsvnaan hi.'
Jus Dsv' hs Mary Hitchcock Assistants. frna' DeP1ft
lnsn-M., n g T9tLii Principal Mis-. Esther H. BROOKS
Me. ALus C.siE, ASSISTANTS. 49,,
scnool No. ~ Frh and North Fhh street.
D,IarmtH'-H d. Woodwork. Principals j. Oninn us.
Bur his. n : BCoE. As.i.fauts f"n..e Dep. 80
Niss L. Kart Principal Mic v CowPerhwate hf' I fe'''
As,sf.nts q, ~,
seLool NJ. Rcusn near Leonard -tTeet-Si.ts Dsp.i
Dsni-ECwii Brush Principal J. H. Ryan D ~ m
slstsuts F,Hae d. paT;u.Bt-N.s H. l. Ao0'''' -'F>-'
Mise n. H-T- Mss N. L Bfsdy. Assistant. 49, +, ,o,a -
to.oIsd Sch.-l. No l. HiiOughtN -t9r, ms '|>'
". J Wi.on Principal. assisted b. Ar- " H'oH-
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PARADE OF rrE NFw-loRS FIRE DEPAETNENf.--
The parade of the New-York Fire Department on
Monday next October l3, promises to be one of the
most imposing demonstrations ever witnessed IN tins
city, as neither expense pains have been spared by
the various Companies to make a rich ANA beautiful
display The procession will consist of an unusually
large delegation Of Companies from other cu's, the
Exempt Engine Companies and very full representa-
ton of the City Department, consisting "i 10 EnSne
Companies 81 Hose Companies and ID Hook and Lad
der Companies. The officers and Trustees VIII also
ioin in the festiNiti,s Of the occasion.
Alfred Carson Chief Engineer, VII ac ~ Grand
Marshal. with John \. Cregricr ami Harry Howard
A., slant Engineers, Special Aids. John Bauich
John Decker. Peter \. Cornwel. Elisha kiug-land :.
Mawbrey. Noah L. Fanham, Timoth! l.. West
James +. Wenman, John Ruch and John Brce VIII
act as Deputy Mayshals.
The route of the procession will be a. follows: Inc
Inc four abreast, viii countcrmarch uP Monroe street
through Gouvemeur down Madison, through Marke
up Henry. through Gouvornour 10 East Broadway!
Grand street 10 the Bowcry Third avenue 70 "ent-
third street aud EIGHTH avenue, down Eighth avenue
ubd through Blocker street 10 Broadway, down 'al'
way. through the Park in review by the Mayor. Com
non Council Head of Departments Of the tny Gov
onn ext Board Of Fire Commissioners oX-Chei l.u-
gmtD> and eX-As.istani Engineers passing ont thc
east gate and dim>s. over thirty band, OF music
haN" been engaged and altogether the affair viii
/ -. a. nv
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TEs1ryosrAr To MAYOR H.LI.-A meeting OF cit'
toot place Parker Iu.'r'e is. rvrlf
.usid. "a. TIE bct presenting Mayor IA with test
aonis N Vi, W Z h sI~rnts n ,eviaihE o'te. dG.uE
r. t-,,.re II yellow fsv 2 J. BATs'ow, e'q. presfed
nd rpoltrt secfe .y Committee VI zen
Vs. - deae upon the character ~ 'he Testimonial
Psf.y HCs~. v .L.'sr Alex "Bi'e. X v \" Tho ne w
H. rrin,n n g. P.uv. {. C.eY. Alanson TAX, !" m
A. 49,. Nc Pr..i.ut nd G. Z oudth sdtrd
IL retired " decide up proper
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\ FrGITIvF SLAVE RETrRsrD.-On Sunday even
ing ebou O'Clock, the steamship Roanoke arrived at
her deck from Richmond, Va. and during the n. ht
they dischargng her cargo, one of the hands
discovered n case carefully done up, in which was
sccrcted man. He being nearly sufocated for the
want Of air, broke through the lid, when il was dis
covered that he fugitive slave and the steamer
Immediately sent from her dock and anchored off
Sandy Hook and the negro sent board Of Of the
Richmond packets bound there.
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FREMONT MASS MEETISG.-The young men of the
Eighteenth Ward will hold Mass Meeting this
ing ut the Demi Dispensary, corner Of Twenty-third
street and Second avenue A. Oakley Hall, Joseph }.
Couch and others will speak and the Glee Club will
sing some of their new songs.
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Mr. Thos. Francis Meagher delivered lecture last
evening at the Tabernacle before the Catholic Library
Asfocation the "Lfe and Talent of Gerald Griffin
" the Litterateur and Dramnti-t." The house was
densely crowded, and the lecturer interrupted with
frequent and loud applause.
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OPERA CoNcERT.-The Concert given al the City
Assembly Rooms Monday, by the troupe recently at
the Academy, was well attended, and was a complete
success as far a. the satisfaction Of the audience
concerned. Tonight Maretzek gives second Concert
at the same place when tho gems Of Opera viii be
given by the artists Of his troupe. our citizens will
have but few more opportunities Of hearing these fa-
vOTites.
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Tie election law & the important avs or oeI
bcok and should b. overlooked By he Grand J)
To epTs b. ior ntl' the nec's ~ peser,
IN he tAsrCs Il elective franchise nee snd Yo ""
h. liec I ezsl II The intelligence s'cH INV
- I.sfs Lc and wall simply 49,. la s.s ION 20
Tie yls the provision. that law th@ trust
you ~ii fail with promPfDess and merry rvfl
~hsh b. Ia know eoge, or when may % o"as"
LecTe you Is 9TH psr.nns
LoT1EES FoLfcfEs, GAMBLING &C q, i,
On a. enes'n a. lot'ey policies snnb ne ht a. sA
If 10, rz liquors d,inE receiving Of soen goods ana
tl-run etu vi.s'ions ~ criminal laws 20 uo.f
stfIiI D. or u ID lTbz the POGO % 10" Pbno
Eftl rIioatL wei Dfsn ~ ministers ~ ia" - P
III, ~ ir.xt.d!y c., III attention OF Prev"
Inn. - e. KS
b. b.netu cou.cau,nce, which lesr'n."iy no" "'" '
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The epeat Fair Of the American Institute is now in
full operation and was appreciated last night By an
audience of at least twenty thousand persons. more
perfectly happy audience never convened in that most
beautiful building before. The machinery was in full
anC perfect operation. Dodworths Band never
plsyed in greater harmony. 1t is not saying too much
when we assert that the vast assemblage last night
the Cry stal Palac" the largest that before
cole cted in that building.
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49,, u,p ae,e,rath,c wasrr-Curc.

- l. =, .l,..,.sr. vAsh re-aes saiSSo tive an W..
- a, - A. -. S,u,s,.f rcttcst IN c,he's eees"s
-, - rls,'u-v KcunA ltN -~nt. siNae ana s,r
~ essAsss ',sss e'ee'ss - w,,h sa esnAuei
"a NEf.A, ~A,sA ssU'f,3s Ne Wy, a.. ,.nl,,es f,.n
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-. ,,,sti, stAeeSea ANdress, " wv -, lIr.., "a
-s-S.A Nsss VNSels's 'e,l " f. r'.,ss. ,rr, on
y 49, N,,..,s. Il NctNlr,thNs lSs'ste w, ~
- - W, .esier s,ss,gs, ssd N''''''-'N' ~ Wy
-
pe ~st Behave ven arc r es'ss az o. Wssi.Se c1
49, " - Srs,rs Ns'ux. IN stssn W S,N ntvNnu ;
sN,k r,-c,s. tAe.s dAcatcs w''A's' a rs
49, :, ,r,,pniias sftcnt.aa ~ eaSness $50 *
s.S,irexgk % NJ iss Hrcat 81, Nsw>herA, and :" IA
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II y. LEEps AseiouesE
DY II II. LEEDS d Co., on MONDAY,

pY Fl. II. LEEDS d Co, on MONDAl,
ID Arm ia o'clock II from; fC51's Livery SABLE CO..
Of Prince AID Crcsby-Hs . .. ...,.
lsrge and vaasbe collection Of horses wes ln
and hsrr. heio.rus 70 gentlemen leaving r Europe ard
cid above place for convenience OF tie r4rss al ne
carriages made 10 order. consisting Of .
A psir IRE match tGy horses ABOUT 7 years Old
hne su-rel Jingle hoTse, about years old . -.
tail bright soErs mare years cd last SI;h ns
rate m rge or double harzess and under the saddle.
rockawEy double. good sire bull; 70 oEaeI oy
"sweeDertonn " ! can be used open or closed
doube-ses finished y the same with TOP and
two seats. ., -. -
One trained gos. ard harness drives with bit Ike
bore, perfectly gentle sound ard KIND can DC aVeh y
child. ,-- -,
sets single harness.
one pair matched iron geys Isl hands hen quleA movers
SUPERIOR lady's gentl- mans SADDLE Eorte
small Spanish stallion imported By the owner tsIee
usian stock pace with great speed IL
bands high has never covered and slavery sue
nor animal
one large family country Carriage, seats for sK in excellent
repair hung low.
one lsht box WAGON, weight about rs lbs.
One light stylish barouche seats oE four persons ipcadne
driver
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Jron Raillns an6 lron furniture.

CANDFORD * TABB (success0rs to the New
- York FoundsFy and Iron Railing Col tho sole msnuac.
tuers u CRONELLs celebrated IRON RA LING without
nyeis ao q lis entirely Style Of WIFE RAILING The
Vretes ana wrIantod the cheapest, made IN the nted
States They make Castings Of Columns Of all sizes Wniow
and Door 0uares Shutters Trusses Ss and lnels once
and Desk Railing Orders NeTandas BAekes Vault Co'cr'
Ant hos Grating. kc short notice and lowest Trces and
for the whole OF the Iron Work for buildings OF ever
ra,E Sections all their WORK tho wareroon-, NO u
between Grand and Broomo STA Foundry ~ 'he
foo, Of t6th,t North River
They anufc,ure Tor the wholesale ard retail trade every
desenpton IRON FURNITURE. Tho lGses establishment
81 Ifep EpiIituTe ~ Newyork
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BY JosEPH HEGEMAS, Auctineer.
a EnN-nAN Anil OI OF = niclnck q m

BY JosEPH HEGEMAy, Auctioneer
MONDAY, April 81, at o'clock am, pre-
WI eisey at 81 Joalemons, opposite Willow place Brook
lyn.-Large and general assortment Of MAHOGANY and
ROSEW GOD MARBLE-TOP PARLOR ami CHAMBER
FURNITURE: Two splendid Pier Glasses, rosewood Piano
iron Bedesds hair Mattresses Bedding Brussels tapestry and
ingram CARPETS oil Cloths mahogany Extension Table Dinner
and Tea Sets handsome Toilet SETS Cut Glass. Cutlery Hall
with drums together with the Gas Fixtures and hhen
Furniture. =, . -, 49,
Immediately after the above At about y o'clock at NO. -
Henry between Joralernon snd Staests PAhLOR CHAM
Der srd KITCHEN FURNITURE, with GAS FIXTURES
Cafalnpues a tie Shlesroom
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Daper n)arebonsfs.

TAPER WAREHOUSES !: D j..a he 1s-
i SON Co.. No. 50 BeekmaH''' '"'' ~
waiR, Parss Ea.;s rss.. .ni i@ sas Hns.''
New. Paper, all zines wsis n,, a.. a, dasli,iss
.,s, p.eer fancy color. and white Of the pa
t.s-tns Pr,n,r y bite and eolored dsetelN "
nshspf ~, ~ thin aud Of the best anaity.
Cloth Paper, $40 and wa 70. ant inst arrived.
Trsli,h HsrdwA are Paper, large asso'tn'e"'''
sLs.,hnr Paper Of the best qaalty; M,
,,s.nins Paper, Straw, Rag ard hshN'a
ITsa Ro.6r, Psyer, ,ui,ats for Iesf', ~ 1911"
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financial.
Ort,ck sr rpr UNtrKp STATES b,rE lSsvsNoE Co.
NJ, 40 WaLL-.r. NEw Io1K. Apnl IL. lsh

Ort,cN ~ rnr U~rxp STATES biTE lNsvsNcE Co
No 20 WaLL-.r. NEw losK. Apnl IL. lsh
rJNRDNNNIAL DIVIDEND.-At a meeting Of the
Board cf Directors held his day, tSs net Prcc' Of 's
Ccspsny for years ending Mani 1856 were Distributed
In .,,sdsnco with the Charter AZ fslowG
l. A pi,iSoud q TWENTY FER CENT cn che fIeunla'h'
,.Aby POLICY HOLDERS, VITA Interest At sih FER Oen
unn the next ,rcpns invesisAticn -
(. Tho Dividend Of 1883, to POLICY HoLpEho, In ~
creased by al .ddidon thcSeto Of NINETEEN AN ON
TrNTH PER CENT and will bear interest a. SIX rei Oe"
until tho .ext nefrial d,s'ne"'ion ,,,, ,,,,po
Ari,tl.,d ask PER CENT to the STOCKHOLDERS,
payable l., proNrno. . c.-....,. ~
roces in the late Howard Lie Insurance Company on
hrh wear. premium b.d been paid to the United states
H. Insurance Coupsny participate in the above dv'den'
A'' JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
toax y cams Secretary.
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OyytcE OF TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INpINA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. IS WILLIAM ST.,
NEw.YORK, March Is, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the FlRSI An
~ ErsG FfrCTION' for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS of
his Company and for Three Inspectors Of the succeeding kec
SITE NJ Michigan on the fourth WEDNESDAY of April next
The poll will opened II o'clock at noon and continue open
until O'clock and much longer as the Inspectors may
end 10 receive of electors but not beyond
ON thai day The Books will close the 18th
Of Anil and open the day after the election
JOHN 81 HOPKINS Secretary.
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor
V1 ner Sd-av. Open DAILY from IN. TO p
m and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EN ENiNdS
from 5 10 o'clock Interest allowed on deposits.
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LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY

N Z Wy o K,
No. 40 WALL-sr
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS m
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and is authorized to oct as
guardian receiver Of estates - .
BY ORDER COURT IN THIS STATE,
(includne Surrogste's,) per cent ~
From individuals corporations for period OF eIas
or TO be paid on thirty days notice, 5 per cent.
For less period, or Oh shorter I notice per cent
JOSEPH LAWRENCE PETER COOPER
ROBERT KELLY, LUTHER BRADlsb
Irwin d. MORGAN, THOMAS TTLESTOS,
ERASTUS CORNING JOHN J. PHELPS.
JAMES SUYDAM, WILSON o. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, ID. H. ARNOLDi
WILLIAM TUCKER, CHARLES T. B!LL
ROYAL PHELPS WATTS SHERMAN,
Holm ! CISCO BF. WHEELWRIGHT,
nAVlD HADDEN EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOB UARSEN THOMAS SLOCOMB,
lamps s. SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT,
GRFENE C BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIEL s MILLER, JOHN JACOB ASrOR, JR
CAiFR q HALSTED RUBEN H. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
A SrEwARr SECRETARY
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II. II. LEEDS Auctioneer
DY II r. LEEDS & Coon MONDAY,

DY II. II. LEEDS & Coon MONDAY,
ID April n 1855, At No. 70 East l5th. a lOi O'Clock
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Al new and
made 10 order Bsudarene Rochefo Skerran, consisting
of Velvet Brussels and Ingram CARPETS ro,ew od French
Coucbes Chairs covered IN veve' ard wored
Curtains ch carved C0rnces adys carved ~eod
Secretary lined with satin rosewood Bronzes Brass Chande
lera. elegant Mantle Glasses and Parian Vases
DINING ROOM-Oak covered IN Reps Reps CuriaiEs oat
Crossing The Delaware paor velvet Ces Curtains Of rich
grange dsmssk lace do elegant Pier and Mantle Glasses
Cornces superb canopy Eazere satin Iced rosewood
Piano Forte BY Nuns Clark Co.. 7ocsve scae round
and perfectly Couch covered IN crimson and ma
room brocsteie Chss match Arm Chair morocco worsted
dsmssk Curtains Workable Chandeliers Bronze Figures
BED Inconsistencies Cottage and Mahogany; Me-
tetses Bedding Lounges Dressing Glases China Cut sass,
Kitchen Ware &c. Can be examined day before The sale
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H. II LEEDS, AuctiOneer,

r. r. LEEDs, Aucloneer,
DY II. II. LEEDS q Co., will sell by auction
on MONDAY Apr o. at lCl o'clock at the residence No
q Lexingtopav, between 18th and 26thss HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE COZ ssting of Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Stair Carpet Suite Carved Rosewood Parlo Furnse
Crimson and Silver Brocatee elegant Rosewood Etagere
ega Rosewood Bookcase Carved Rosewood Maroeop fier
frd Center Tables Rag Gilt Frames French Plate Mante aud
Pier Mirrors Checks Bronze Paintings Sc Mahogany Sofas
Black Walnut Bedstads Bureaus Washstl nds and Chairs
Oval Mirrors g frsmesD Mahogany ard Rosewood Frame
Mirrors Hair Mattresses Stair Carpets Engraving
Rolsters Pillows &c.
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F. CoLroS, Auctioneer,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITU IRE, at No.
IL u Jays,-THIS DAY Saturday at No II HsrIisonst
entire Furniture of tie house consisting part OF Brussels
Chairs Mahogany French Bedseads Beds Mattresses
Der and Kitchen Furniture Also very tine Mahogany
Dining Extension Table about twenty long Sale peremp
tory and goods must be removed same day.
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DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade-saie
I'D Rooms NJ. - PAX row. - $50 ,,r,,c,S
ROCKS fr this sale 70 be held ia May snoE PRINT
" and vii comprise very and valuable eo
% mai of The Iond, Publishers forming a. auus laiy age
.nS at,rsetiye COLLECTION Of Eussh bOOkA VAL ,so EN-
h-sse large INVOICES from the American Plshea Further
1ul.v
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H. II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
ny II II LEEDS 4 Co., on SATURDAY,

Dl II, IT. LFEDS x OU., OF SAI Z hDAI {,
Id April 10 al ll o'clock the Store No 10 Na.sus.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience Of
ale eomprsg fne carved rosewood and mahogany Paor
furniture IN plush and haileloth tapestry Brus
sells ard rain cSPei star Do Rods, &c enan.
eled Bedroom Suites consisting Of Chairs Bedsesds Bureaus
and Wshsisnd Also mahogany rosewood and blsckwaaut
Rsseads Bureaus Washsands, Chairs kc hair and straw
Mattresses Feather Beds Bosers Pillows and Sheets broca
ee and lace Window Curt AIMS aud Coices French plate
uer and Glasses Ceandees Gas Fixtures and lot Of
Kitchen furniture
Also at Y o'clock mAhogauy Arm Chairs carved Lion.
Kea also one Sofa Of the style. The articles very
antique considered works Of art Also rosewood P4no
and two Gothic mechanical Lamps Also large and valuable
lection Of superior MAPS suitable for Insurance and other
ofss among hch will be found Map OF New York New
No C,v large size Ne,gYork State United States large
ze Long I1d Ne xburrh Paterson. Albany Troy Chicago
Albany Luu L-r District West Troy Detroit and ,undry Maps
o the City Of Buffalo bound In book form for insuf
hIcc Offices