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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

DUsskIL W. wESTCOTr, AUCTIONEBR.-AUCrlON
III sle OF splendid Partisan furniture, the residence No.
l52 West Twenty first streeR. w. WsSTCUTr will sell thi1
Tuesday March I0 o'clock Al the above house, the m st
costly and magnificent furniture OF description offered
at auction this the fas Of which will be absolute to t
the delivery the goods which be removed I'm
edtatey nom the premises Descriptive catalogues bo
obtained Ambrose Stevens Co 81 54 Broadway or Of a
AuctiOneer.
The oopsiss part, Of splendid pearl keyed
wood psnoore stool and and pisr add
mAnte mirrors rich Administer and Aubusson carpe fuu
suits rosewood pBrOr furniture the mos eegAn descrpso
in embroidered brocade nire pieces EACH with slip cover
crimson velvet and In bxrcl0th three elegant
wood French mirror fronta AMI back with marble
brscade and curtains elegant wood cene and
pier tables with mosaic and sstuAry rosewood reception
chas in embroidered tapestry; Turkish and invalid de-.
French escreoe and musc caonea with marble TOPS;
vases with beautiful collection OF oil paintingx, including
many and valuable subes worthy of special attention;
elegant chandeliers and gas hxtures bonzos stauay, and
unique pArlor adornmehts OF every description
Dinpg and chamber furniure-9uperby carved rOo
wood and mahogany bedsesds marble too washsauds aud
odes, 70 match rosewood dressing bureaus lined with
sAtinwood; rosewood de gAc6 warr0bes ehevel
hogaDy extension table ivory and silver cutlery china dining
set go pieccA do crystal and cut glass match q
description; rich Nlverware marble sdeooArds
library secretary bookcases srge aud elegant hair mat
beds bedding OF all kinds china and Dresden toilet
SETS spring ana French chairs with large variety Of
mahogany furniture Of every description all Of which in
the best order having been used but short e and bo
relied upon being the best description Aso all the GULL
depa tment incl aiding range porabe furnace Also
about 40 yards English 0coth hat stand cost So wolves
stair carpets &C. Stages and cars within few doors q
be house. No postponenent on any account
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- bargains from stock OF million segArs:
ported domestic and German
b: German Eormas low IS ~. N. Bash advances
made invoices Of segArs, In bond or otherwise.
o. CHEEKS, No. 81 Broadway, up stairs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN
- imported Havana and domestic segars, q short Time
lT Broadway. The stock win be sold as great sacdce.
wholesale and retail, TO wind mp the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, March Sc p.

MONDAY, March Sc p. N.
There was better feeling in the stock market
this morning. The improvement in prices was
small, and the transactions were not large, but
holders have more confidence AID the impression is
general that few weeks will develope an active
speculation. At the first board Illinois Central
bonds advanced per cent; Nicaragua Transit, Il
Cumberland, J.; New York Central Railroad i
Erie, 1; Reading, /; Michigan Southern 1; Galena
and Chicago, !; Cleveland and Toledo, L; Chicago
and Rock Island, 4; Wisconsin Lake Shore, t.
Panama Railroad declined per cent. One of the
fimest stocks on the list to-day was Nicaragua
Transit. All the indications in this stock
point to higher prices. The sales lately
made, seller four months, have been taken by par
ties who required five per cent deposit in the Trust
Company. This looks as though the individual
making such sales is likely to get himself into a
tight place. The buyers now are the same opera
tors who carried the stock from fourteen up to
twenty-five per cent in few weeks. Cleveland and
Toledo sold quite freely at the advance this morning
1t was the most buoyant stock on the list at the
first board All the Western railroad stocks were
in demand at better prices. There are some choice
investments in the well located railroads of the
West, and the early purchasers secure all the
chances.
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
AIberf n Nicolav.--
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DY EDWARD sCHENCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- scbenck Will se a. auction this day a. II O'Clock at hts
aesrooms No. Is Wall street, large and elegant
ment of Watches diamonds and fashionable ewelry consisting
part OF superby mounted diamond finger rngs, pins
and open cases made by Cox Bent Tobias Frenca Bre
gushed MAKERS consisting OF double timers chronomete<s
and detached levers Ac together with Large and
rich Of fashionable jewery Sale positively with
mn
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NIOTICE.-rHE ANNUAL ELECTION or DIRECTORS
IN of the New York snd Virginia Steamship Company wal
held Office OF the company, 81 Broadway
March T. between the hours OF " o'c,o ek ~ and
FREDERICK w. PEASANTS Secy.
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the foreign trade Of this pert last month was COM
parativey of an unfavorable character The imports
this year show an increase of about 900 000 while
the exports show increase Of only about $4,000.
The exports this year have been of gratifying
description, being a greater value in merchandise
and less in specie. The shipments of specie were
nearly one million dollars less than in the same
month last year.
The Grocers' Fire Insurance Company have de.
clared semiannuaI dividend Of eight per cent. The
Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company six per
cent.
+. F. satterthwaites London Circular of Feb. Is,
says
Business in American securities in London, which was
very duh the earlier part of the week. greatly
yved since the arrival Of the three last packets from
New York, especially semioicial contradiction ia
given in the Washington Union to the reports of the de-
two countries We note sronV demand for illinois
Construction bonds at high rates, with good inquiry
for Erie Third Mortgage and Sinking Fund bonds and tor
Michigan Central and New York Central bonds We also
note small transactions in Pennsylvania Central and
Ohio and Pennsylvania Income bonds ct previous rates.
to so high point as was anticipated would be the case
when the intelligence Of the bona @ Character Of the
consequence, that although larger of bust
ness has been transacted since her Msya the quota
irons have not materially advas cea on this side The
market is rather bare Of Grst class bonds.
The very satisfactory nature of the half yearly
counts received from the Reading Michigan Central New
Cenual othef ieadnB rStfOad5 ana the pune
tual of the coupons the various loans has
produced very salutary effect upon the holders of Anne
rican securities The nonpaymeDt Of the interest the
eastern section Of the Ohio and ppi Railroad has
done great injury to the introduction Of bonds Of unfn
ished roads.
All doubts respecting the intention Of the British
government to resort to another loan were set at
rest by the publication, on the London Stock Elk
change, on the 10Th Of February, of the following
communication from the Chancellor Of the Exche
quer:-
DOWNING sTRxET, Thursday Evening.
GENT1EMRN-l request that you will make it known in
the usual manner that Monday next the 18th inst,
at O'Clock Lord Palmsrston and will be ready to
any gentleman who win be willing to contract Tor
loan for the public service, in order that may ford
them information to tie amount Of the oan the
time and manner of bidding. Lord Pamerston and
will, at the tine, communicate to the gentlemen
present the conditions upon which shall be prepared
to receive offers tor funding portion Of the Exchequer
bills now outstanding. hope 1t will be convenient to
you to meet those gentlemen, at the Treasury at the
hour named. G. c. LEWIS.
10 the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England.
The annexed statement exhibits the average
movement in the leading departments of the banks
Of this city during the week preceding Saturday
Mar I
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"A OCION NOTlCE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEEk.-
"A Mortgage sale or household furniture, mirrors piano.
forte carpets &c. removed from Wooster Tuesday
nj p O'Clock ~ the sore Centre street. viz Piano 10
tspesry ingram and BRUSSELS carpets ocloths brooA
window curtArs French bedseads plate oval mirrors
bookcases extension centre and card tables cutlery pef
china hair ma,trs mahogany sofas and
sesds. mahogany chairs Dir bureaus
SETS, &c. FRANCIS g. CURRY,
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MATRIMONIAL.

ese y
A POOR DEVIL OF A YOUNG MAN WANTS A WIFE
IA tits essential that she be worth from 5000 10 900
married couples, cannot live love alone. grea
number OF the lady acquaintance OF the advertiser he hsers
himself would refie their hearts and hands, but they
all devoid OF the needed cash. Therefore FORTH oh ad
versement; and ~ perchance find maiden who will give
he mentioned amount for both and reality ask them
o address, In confidence H., box 2, i02, Post Office
A GENTLEMAN, q YEARS OF AGE, DESIRES TO
n make The acquaintance Of young lady possessed Of
personal charms and who would make an agreeable COM
panion with view, mutually satisfactory, to matrimonial
union Address u. r. Broadway Post Office.
AUTHORIZATIONS EMILE vILLErrR
1 professor OF suogrsphy Sor reading Of character oy
persons handwrng) and spiritual writing medium, WILL
the receipt Of twenty hye cen equivalent In postage
samps and specimen OF handwriting send 10 person
ful dcineAon Of their character love- destiny &C.
also description Of III they love will marry Ad
dress, with return postage Rme vlee Broadway Post
office.
WHO WILL HAVE Mkf A YOUNG LADY. OF VERY
w high standing wishes TO unite herself TO gentleman OF
good repuAon before he 10Th Ct March 1856 None
NEED respond but In their and giving their personal
address. Address q. g., Broadway Post Office.
WANTkD-A WIFE, YOUNG. AMtABLE, HANDSOME
W and accomplished who has taste for the opera
and theatrical susement generally preferred Money n no
object as the advertiser Ia fortunately bessed with
Of filthy lucre Address Spartacus Broadway Post omoeu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A T MEETING, THIS DAY, or The BOARD or DI.
Davige was elected Presdsns ia place Of r WIN H. Aspn
wau, seslgned Mr. ". Raymond was elected Vice Pres
dent ~ Mr. Frederic Hoffman Secretary all OF the appoint
menta 70 take effect 9Th inst WIN. H DAYID0E Secy.
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SPORTING.

DaRDs, BIRDS.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED GA
ID naries mnlsys, bunnchas gol1Anehss ehAnches bls
BIRDS thruahea Ars, blsckheads, akina, inno parrc
pigeons &c sor sale By q. KEsfNER BROTHER. rs ~
ton street, and l96 william street, between Frankfort ~
0pruse. n R.-Csses and bird sssd Tor sAa.
eighteen months old good watch dog ali black Al
very Intelligent and good size. Also, stalls 70 le AppaD
IVANrED-A TEACHER. TO GIVE LxssONs I'M SPA T.
w ring. Address, Immediately TERMS appointing n
aiervew, giving reteren j. u, b., Herald once,
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UorfoE NOTICE.. -CROCKERY. GLASS AND CHIN A
"a by J. 4. H. BARTLETT, Aucaoneor. Tuesday March
10 O'Clock Ct No Si Pearl street. large and Desirable
cut aud pressed glass china siysr passd ware ac Csts
tongues now ready and goods well packed for shipping
Sale
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SALES AT AUCTION.
W1IaON. AUCfIONEER. IN

n W1IaoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AtD
III. costly household furniture Heavy FRENCH plA'e psa
ses Va We. csrpe elegant oil painting sross
OF yert &C &c, o. the i've story house No ~ yes
tenh sree Wilson suctonear viii sell hts day
the Alb day OF March a 10 O'CLOCK p ecse me snts sis
and In every respec. OF nsn Cost s'o
superior workmAnshp. .,,. 4. LIB ,r~srsS,
saia With soy rosewood frames made by LELAND Co. q
seven panofore pearl Keys
richly inad $780, The tone and nnsn o. wncn va ns
surpassed solid rosewood centre an1 paI N ssta
iarre easy chairs Ia splendid FIeuch pia,e p
glass and orscks rich ~ cay prone a. anwss
costly maroe three eet hyn and
splendid saiueies kngnls
shsphe groups light cancea0ras ~
doie together wihe busts of the following aisuh 80
charscters:-Prince Albert Queen Vctors Loros 9s
carpets elegantly carved eSood ategero VIZ Puo
glass $685. oil painting OF great merit ana o. "a oo'
Bmng 10 Magnificent solid oak extension table 90.
500 oak chairs PLUSH richly carved oak sdebosru COS
secretsry-e made match throughout eiegan. Fus.
bard dinner set DO pieces, coat S ru sIu w.
iru stands and baskets coffee urns Kettles napkin ngs'
spoocs, forks ladies', liquor stand cost 500 ouer knvss
longs, de- best OF ivory cutlery, tumbers goootss
splendid singing birds Anu c4os
Chambers and Nursery-Cosuy rosewood and manoge4y
lounges couch beds bedssad, bureaus washstands
commodes rosewood suits in hair CLOTH rosewood paA
msnie thirty hair mAr esses oos eeoeo
leather beds boers ana pillows counserpanes nad chess
table hobby horse three panied bedroom uts
grain oarpes oclo, rosewood hall stand silver plated starr
rods together with the entire fixtures
throughout Alo large and general assortment o. oAsemenk
kcber utensils refrigerator stoves, &C. The iurnure
o all those about refurnshng cash deposit VIA
be required OF all purchasers and every article w pc sole
without shaever but no goods WI be devered
the day OF sale The Fourteenth street line o. stages pass
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r MoRIARTY. AUCrloNgER-wILL SELL THIS DAY,
d 1913 cock. l73 Cbaiham square furniture from
q assortment. Als3 teather oeds
carpets grocer wagon sewing machine teas fancy
FOODS &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

SSoKE--oNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHAIDKONS OF
superior Liverpool COKE for sale at the foot o. King
North river bv the cbadron OF IN lots 70 s s - ~
delivered Apply at 80 Greenwich street MAI oLiNioN,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

DRECKENRIDdE CoAL.-A SNAIL. SUPPLY OF THIS
IL celebrated coal being received and viii be sold
Sb per ton delivered $4 aken from tho yard Orders
iett a. No Wall street. Thompsous ONCE the yard
corner street and Eighth avenue Ca An
see II burn either place. n. L. SNOW Coal Dealer
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DAWEBROKERS' sALH.-W. N. LEWIS WILL SELL.
this aay at 1876 Bowery, stairs by order OF W. and X.
simpson, quantity OF unredeemed pledges consisting OF
assortment OF mems and womens wearing apparel SAFE Ia
with wonens clothing at l0a AM; mems clothing
ut 10 DC eek
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DAcIF1C FXPREss COMPANY. ia BROADWAY
Through freight guaranteed taken as low or lower THAI
other expess slow freight lower than other express
per steamer Illinois Wedncsdsy, March O. Small psrcss And
ie,icTs received until y O'clock, VIM H. HALih Agsnt
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T OF NO $40 HUDSON STREET, WEST sIDE) JAMES
IL BLEECKE R CO will sell at auction. Wednesday
March the above lot from ing Abingdon SQUARE between
Hammond aud Bank Streets looking the Eighth avenue
Thls location will he amongst the most important
purposes Hudson street ard Eghi avenue For
particulars, see advertisement Under aacHon hsad
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g D. BURRAS. AUCTIONEsR. WILL SILL AT PUB
-. lie Wednesday, March s. at l0h o'clock an
,he and furniture Of Walace's date sIones hoeI,
lG9 Hudson, sting OF bar and
fixtures tables chairs bureaus Is leather beds 30 bedsesda
washsspds, about DO yards oil cloth. crockery,
ware looking glasses &c. sale positive Terms cash.
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III OUGHTON MKII,oR, AUCTIONEERS, lis NASSAU
H street will give their personal attention 70 sales OF houaa
hold furniture At private residences cabinet wArero0ms
Regular furniture and house urnishng goods at sales
rooms eveyy Thursday large furniture and
pAnoiores nj private sale Advances made whom required
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M b. BUTLER MISUNDERSTANDING ADMINS
W. trator's SALE 90 Wednesday March at o1a O'CLOCK: -
5s Pearl second floor the Of Mary dunbar Jonn
g. Borne and Ihos Tarrant deceased consisting OF iurn
ure bedding, carpets, and female cioning, trunks
chests &c Autographs engravngs sketche', views OF
BROOKLYN books TOOLS also gold and silver waches lew
elry Sc. terms cash. By order OF PETER b. SWEENHs
punIc dmin
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EXPRESSES.

INREEMAN 4 CO.'S ExPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA
Oregon, ssndvc Islands and West Coast Of south Anne
rics.GreAt reduction OF rates once 80 Broadway Cnn
meeting at Francisco with Augtons Pioneer Express for
sacramento MArysye the Northern mines and CAiornia Ia
terror generally Our will leave United
States msii steamer Illinois, Wednesday March g. at
O'Clock y M in charge OF special messenger Freight re
ceIved until l2ococx and small parcels letters &C., aa
fREEM AN 90, 50 Broadway.
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THOMAS vEITCh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. Is
Spruce street Mortgage sale Of furniture &C. on Wednes-
day March s, 1856 at III A at No IL Spruce
sspg upright piano. two tete etes four mahogany
chairs marble top table. &c, nc.
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The coupons of the city of Norfolk due on the LIST
of April will lie paid on and after that date upon
presentation at the Bank Of the Republic.
The value Of merchandise, &C., imported into and
exported from this port during the month of Feb
ruary, 1866 and 1856, was follows
COMMERCE. PORT NEW YoRK-IMpoRrs AND
EXPORTS
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OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT WILL. SELL AT AUCTION ON
" Tuesday March at the sales rooms No. 3+s Fulton
eree BROOKLYN of the desirable three story
cling lot u by ITO
tee with aud hat story d-elug Oh the rear Of io
souiherly NJ rite between Ray
nond Canton Washington park and known
No az Myrtle 1rs stand tor kiad Of
business Myrtle line OF railroad
pass continually daring the dav and night Terms sale BY
order JOhN MUNRO executor henry Tiffany deceased
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>: is aueso. Wsanssdsy March ioI ooo't n
ls part Of AID
carpets about 30 yards oil cloth, crocksry. Tn
ware, looking glasses &c sale positive. Terms cash.
THOMAS vEITCH. ACCOMMODATIONS NO. Is
day March 1850 At 10 At No i6 spruce street, con
sspg OF one npreht piano. two ee tetes four mahogany
chairs one marble top table, &c, DC
Spruce sheriff sale OF hardware, Wednesday,
March l6 at 10 A. NJ at No Is Spruce street, consisting
: e@''' : $50 ' H. CROMBiE Deputy Sheriff.
THOMAS WEIGH. AUCT1ONEER.-sTORE NO. Is
spruce street, Receivers sale OF furniture &c &c..
consisting Of furniture br6cae end
chairs and hair mattresses bedding spes,rs
and irer~n carpeng gas chandeliers and brackets psr
'n' fHsn SsFs vtIaE Receiver
THOMAS vEICH, AUurIt NEER.-sIoRE No is
Spruce street, sherds save Of groceries, Sc on wednes
da, March s. 1856 at II O'Clock M at the OF scam
mel snd cherry streets. genera asonen of grocsries
sugars H',s DEPUTY
1'HosAs ykIrCH, AuCTIosEER.-sIoRE NO., ls
spruce street shern's sale of hides &C.. on Friday,
S India
ead ,saned hides IL bundles Old ss co%pas.es sexsa
1,uNIs MoRgEIL, AUCTIoNEER -wHoLEsA ALE AND
goods their own will do wen to attend At the
tables dining tables, wardrobes,
bookcases and hall stands bsdeads feather beAs,
holsters and sos and lounge bedseass covered with
hair cloth &C large variety OF oil papny with and with.
rich gi tames oval mirrors fifteen kinds gold
csr $40 dry goods fancy boxes forty msnteI cocks,
second band office furniture, including iron rafe LIBBY
examining previously advantage Obtained Deposits
qaired from Nil not known to auctoneer Boxing furnished
for purchasers. In received article, houss-
bold furniture from family
WI PELL, AUC1IoNEHR, SALE OF COSTLY ITALIAN
w. marble msnes -PEILs co; will sell at auction
Thursday, March al u O'Clock, the Mr..
John Kennedy in Thirty fifth door the Of
Broadway the entire stock richly scuptured sauary Isl
ian marble mantes unsurpassed design and execution and
finished IN The most sr,sc style many them received
modern designs, of the usual Description Of Italian Portu
Ruese and Spanish marbles Terms-Four months
SlpO, approved endorsed notes Catalogues
w lLLIAM Writers, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday ~ O'clock at 1877 Canal street. the furni
ture and fixtures offs dining saloon consing elegant glass
coh oak chars tables Sc good chance for parties IN
that line OF busress Also quantity of furniture from Forty
fecond street. consisting Of tapestry and other aples
dressing bureaus cooking stove, &C. Also lot OF boarding.
bona turpjt ,rob add ~
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THOMAS vEtCH, AUUTIL NEER.-SI0RE No Is
Spruce street Sherif's OF groceries, &C. Wednes
da, Mar, 1856 at II O'Clock A. Mt the OF scam
mel snd Cherry streets, general asornen Of grocsres.
of liquors, fixtures &C.. &C.
JOHN 4. 81 EWART, Deputy sheriff.
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OFFICE OF THE MASHATTAN OIL COMPANY, NO l6
~ proadway New Yors Feb %, lssS-The annual meet
ofbe stockholders the Manhattan Oil Company for the
directors vii be ned ut the office of the comuany,
city New York. Monday, the 10th day OF March,
i2 O'Clock The transfer books will be closed from
the st TO the lGth Of March 10th days inclusive.
JANIS N. MOTLEY, Secretary.
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THOMAS vEITCH AUCTIONEER STORE NO. ls
Spruce street sheriff sale Of hardware, Wednesday,
March le at 10 A. NJ at No. Is Spruce consisting
of general assortment OF hardware and hollow
II. CROMBIE, Deputy Sheriff
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OAKLFY WRIGHT WILL Sell. AT AUCTION ON
" Wednesday, March al IL O'Clock at the Merchants Ex
change New York five desirable bree story basement
snd sub cellar brick houses situated the south side OF WI
oushby street. between Lawrence and Jay streets Houses
70 BY 30 feet lots 20 by 50 feet containing Al The modern i'm
pfoyementaRas, water, range mar Die mantes &C, &C.
These houses very desrab located peasant and first
class neghboh the Fulton South and Wall
street ferries IS coo remain bond aud mortgage
each house q, cent For maps sud fur
Their particulars apply At the auctoneers No Court street,
Brooklyn.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER FUR
Vu nitare.-JOHk BOYD anctonees VIII sell by vrue o
oharel mortgage this day, at l0 O'Clock al the Aatea o.
Nations. and Streets all the urni-
ture contained consisting par aud bedroom fur
nire In mahogany and walnut marble top bureaus WASH
tables mahogany and other bedseads pier oval
and mantel glasses oil coh crockery glass and s
together with numerous articles which VIII De IN
the catalogues
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
II OF the livery stable, bar xurea, liquors &c, OF the
Rings County HOTEL prooklyn b. d. at the Peck alp ferry
LANDING several teams OF matched carriage horses beau
fu sye and action carriages light seRhs &c
&c Several gle horses excellent order beautiful and
fast trong colt old OF the highest reputation, Of
Black Hawk and An ericsn Doe Tae whole will be sold to-
geiher. separate be required. Apply the pre-
mses.