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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1855.

their fitness Tor this important postion may deem
proper making sabersss report 81 the usIt annual
journal will, within the year, b issued under the
auspices OF the association and under the control OF
editors possessing superior qualifications, who win be
assisted by labor AtOrs Of capacity In
This country and IN Europe the whole thrg being sy
settled and only waiting the adjustment Of pecunisry
matters in order that the enterprise shall be
tod
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ARREST OF RAND TINE BANK RoBsER-Maior
Rixforo Of G. ncort ~ H. sheriff of Merrimacx county
hsa received nesssse from the Mayor of PHILADELPHIA
:ba John ". Rand, the notorious bank robber who
broke jail few months since il under in that
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CONSTITUTION or UTAH.-The Washington Star
ssys-F From pva'e a1vices look for the ARRIVAL at
Ws,i irgon in sout fifteen Gays Of delegation from
salt lie City. brir spg gate constitution for Utah IN
absn they Will ark the admission Of rat state into III
Union
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Theatrical, nauaicaI. &c.


doubt gather ct this house In strong orce night
Mrs. Barney Williams in her famous part 0, Dick tn.
Mr.. Williams IS the hero in "O'FtsnnlgAn and The
Fsiiesn Both these artists also appear In the capita
farce called /" The Irish Mon'
NmIo's-Ths astonishing feats Of Young Hengler Or
the tightrops have become theme Of conversation
we'll admiration among the multts des that have Wit
messed them. They surpass everything OF the kind
fully appreciated They win b followed tonight BY the
:" Festival DsnsAnt" and AaEulm."
BowRY.-Mr. Malone Raymond and Miss Kate Saxos
who have been performing here this week. have become
great avortes with the fsqusnters of this house. Tho
former announced for benefit thus evening when giil
BY Miss Saxon and Mr.. Raymond.
BuRroN's-The revival of the highly comis piece en-
titled Paxis and Londcn has proved very oable TO
the patrons Of this favorte place Of resort particularly
to those who enjoy the whimsicatss and oonieAltiea
poor Tom Trot, % psrsonated BY Mr. Burton Catch
ing IN Hsrsss follows, with NJ. Goldsmd Tom Tws
WAIIACx's.-Nr. wallack win again give his Hue per-
sonaton Of Master Walter, in Knowles elegant play Of
the Hunchback" this evening, being the last but three
called The Post Of Honor closes the sntsrsinmen.s.
Mesars. Lester Dyott and Holland Mrs. Hey Miss Gam
NON and other hvorites are ia the ,asts.
LAURA KEEEs-The new drama entitled Diane or
Bands not Hearts and the fresh local comedy, Ny
able sttracons At this splendid establishment The
the spsc,aors and the latter ieeUs them ia state Of
msrriment from the rise to the fall Of the curtain.
BROADWAY VARIETIES. The wonderful juveniles,
throp Oh their elegant presentations Of the different and
unusually difficult characters in the pretty spec acle OF
the Nsisd Queen" filing this neat little theatre to
overfowng every evening Little George, as Schnapps
is inmitabie-hs personaton would be credaae TO any
artist.
KnIm's TAmEAux. IL pleasing to notice that the
LADIES' nightly turning out, in large numbers, to w.t.
the beautiful living pictures produced under the
direction Of Mr.. Keller. The songs by Nine. Lova-ny
and the Germans Quartette given between the tab
leaux, prove very acceptable and elicit much app
WOODS MNsrRIIs tender the rich buriesque called tae
.Aisehievous Monkey" and variety Of good so;gs,
&C., for this evening.
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LATEST INDIAN NEws-The Tampa, TTorida
ertn,alar ssys-The ony neFs they h.vs /, give t4is
week IT, that six Indians tas stu lsunt A.
I Nile Creek, SIX miles q om Tampa.
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AsnEs.-75 bbls. pts were sold ~ So . IS 12H.
BREADsruFFs -Fiour-Th@re was more activity. esps
cially for domestic Inferior and common srsds
were dull while the higher grades including ras a.
were firm at about yss'erday's quotations sam
lots of extra State taken for export at &c. The sale
footed up about GOO bbs At about the following
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hHmy AatEluKC0C6s
TIE RECENT COURT MARITAL IN THD CASE OF
LIEUT.. wILLARUL
wAs DxGAKnNI, ADsurAsr Gnx.RAIs 0sIc1
svx,x 4, o,,,. w4 ~ ..y =, 1850
The Court OF Inquiry. whereof Bsvst Nsjor nos B.
Eaton Captain Subsistence Department. President in
from the War Department at thu request of first Lieut.
George Willard, sth Inantry to e1suius into certain
Secretary Of War Horace Hademsn late Of the United
States Army dated February 1856 has reported the
following facts and opinion a. VIZ :
l. That Lieut.. G. l. Willard Sh Regiment Of IaAnsry,
his capacity Of Post and Depot Treasurer ct Fort
Lieutenant Horace HaldepAn sth Infantry the following
amount Of post and depot funds and to vheh Lieutenant
Court Martial which Convened In Is. city Of New York
fer the trial Of Mr.. Haideman, viz
March 1900. $e5l o.
NAY 1882 1889 .. scs IS IS
Tha, Horace Haidsmans accusation a9.inst Lieut.
in the months Of March May, and July 1855 other than
that to which Lieutenant willard had testified Is unsub
sanaei by the evidence presented to this court BY said
Haldeman.
The Court therefore Of the opinion that the honor
and integrity of FIRST Lieutenant George L. Willard, Sh
Regiment Of Infantry, entirely uninpsachsd and that
no further prooeediDss are necessary.
OF War; and the following are the orders thereon 7sss
oeedDgs will be had in the case.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Secretary of War.
The Court Of Inquiry, Of which Brsvst AAjor Amos
B. Eaton Is President, Is dissolved.
vIsIrKRs TO THE LILITRRY AoADENY.
List Of the Of the members Of the Board Of Visit
eIs TO the Military Academy for 1885,
William H. Duncan, Esq ............ New Hanpshirs.
Thomas P. Shepard Esq ............. Rhode Island.
Hon. John Wheeler. ................v Vermont
Hon. L. fitzpatrick. New Jersey
Rev, John h. SpotsVood ............, Delaware,
Col. +. n. Snnltn. Vu8lMA
Hon. r. F. Simpson. South Carolina
VIM. B. Read Eq.............,...... Kentucky
f. G. Eastman, Esq ...,...,.. Tennessee.
Major John Hendricks. ............. Indiana.
DR.. W. ". Roman. f........ Illinois.
Hon. EpAphroditus Ransom .......... AahigAn.
Or. John ]. Lowry ........,......... Aissouri
APPOINTMENT not vet uade) ,,.,,.,. Arkansas
Franklin B. Hnton, Eco .,,.,.......... Texas.
Judge VIM. T. Barbour ,...........,.. California.
APPOINTMENT OF CADETS.
List OF cadets appointed by the President at large and
from District Of Columbia for 1S56-
Edmund Kirby, son o. Col KIRBY, deceased, late Of
United States army
Guyv Henry, son Of Capt. Henry, deceased.
Justin Dmick, son Of Major Dinick.
Franklin Harwood, SON Of Capt. Harvood, United
States navy.
Campbell Emory, son Of Major emory, United States
Amy.
Lswslyn Hoxtcn son Of DR.. Hoxon deceased formerly
Of the United States army.
Robert l. Eas man, Of Capt. Eastman, United
States armv.
jefferson D. Bradford, son Of David Bradford diseased
served in the war Of 1872
Henry A. Dupont, Delaware.
much service IN the War of 1917 and subsequent wars
Wrioht Rivae District Of COl1mhiA
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Tho Know Nothing State Council Of Oon1eetcut met
IN New Haven on the 18th inst and ADOPTED ths follow
tng resoiutions:-
Resolved, That this Council approves Of the action Of
t delegates to the National Convention held ut Phis
dephia on the 22d Of February last in Withdrawing from
be held At the city of New Yoyx the 18th OF June
next for the purpose Of nominating candidates Of shs
American party for President snd Wise Presi5ens.
Resolved That this Council VIII appoint two delegates
rom the State at large and from each Congressional
district to attend The American National Convention, to
be held in New York on the 18th Of June next.
The democratic City Convention OF Providence, l.,
has nominated henry ]. Burroughs for the ofice Of
Mayor, and adopted the following resoutiou:-
Resolved, that this convention amSlgsmats with
pArtylat the coming election for Mayor and Ade-msn
The negro worshi piping members of the Connecc L.
gisature we're 10 have met last night in caucus 20 nom
nate ndidate for the United States Senate.
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The earnings Of the La Crosse and 4wauke Railroad
Company in each ofthe first four months Of the present
year were a. folovs:--
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Only supply of beef cattle we're on sale as
Brownng's, and prices better sustained than 1T
Forty fourth street in consequence. Stock about ex
hausted the close Sheep and lambs continue scarce,
ard prices sgain dsarer. The follovs:Y
500 beef cattle, s. $40; 50 and calves $50 sos
CO veal calves, 4hc okc.; LASS sheep and LAMBS, %
a$9
Sold BY James McCsrty, at Browning's for the week
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SHIPMENTS OF GOLD FROM PORTS OF VICTORIA.
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exampts-a ship tina. will SAC, 900 per anuum fire.
qusntly expends amongst citizens IN the form
all that Is LETT after oeducag expenses
abroad without leaving profit to toe Ensr aad the
net gains too 1t must not be org oten have last 10
be with the replacement Of the chip which is
the part citizens therefore, only be REGARDED
up this time in light Of permeas, whose results
20 far the Concerned, are still undeter
mined. We have hitherto confined remarks TO
foreign shipping alone, but We respectfully submit
whether to that OF vessels engaged IN
the coastipg and river trade the proposed taxation
not b considered still greater degree onerous and
inpoHtic II is well known hat, for any years. this
State almost entirely dependent on the North in this
dom ssc trade until political dangers produceia popular
feeling In Ct vessels; and now under the
proposed law these vii be placed upon jrse footing
Than rival vessels from other States unless the owners,
driven ous Of the CITY BY this kequaty should seek
resdence elsewhere, that they may be enrolled among
TIE favored class.
Your memoriAists, Influenced by the considerations
herein set FORTH respectfully solicit the lion
Of this subject by Council involving conseq OF
Domentous import to the commercial and othe Interests
Of the city They earnestly depeckte he imposition OF
this TAX they regard It tota reversal OF whole
policy CT the Safe and city, being dscrnin sting bar
hen operating against shi and in favr Of
tho stranger. They apprehend that the effect vail be 10
the progress OF enterprise in tots drec on and
they believe that the whole community wid s-sici-
pate ia the pec,ed advantages and consequently have
. common interest In promoting the su;cess Of these
new commercial eforS, taey earnestly pray that
may be imposed by Council upoa our IN hos, since
the power does TO extend It's operation - their
com pettors from otner s,aes. our menoriasts
mex copy Of the proceedings OF the Chsmoer o. Com
mef OF charleston in regard 70 this msC.e 20 wocn
thev re. pectfsDy invite NJ emit n.
The memorial read and sp propriatsly referred
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Tie regular monthly Increase In the receipts U TINS
company gives hattering hopes for the future This is
the first year of its operation IN relation to its posi-
ton and prospects, the Milwaukee Democrat says:-
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RUssELL W. wRsrooTI. AUcrIoNERR R ". VAST

RUSSELL W: wEsTcoTT. AUCrIoNEER r W. WEST
III COTr will ss on Friday May q 10Y O'Clock the
tire splendid furniture contained the story dweug
l62 wenty first street. comprnR the largest and
costly variety offered Ct auction s season.
pete with every elegance all Of which made order
and Ii in fine condition having been short me-
Sale positive, without regard TO weather. Descriptive
logues ready Ihe furniture In part two
large elegant French mAnel mirrors 5lx60 Two French
pier do 26x& nth slabs and brAckets rich dsuask
curtains about SIX hundred yards rich velvet tapestry
PETS stair d. With all the English olcloh In the house; suit
solid cal we'd rosewood pAror urniure In crimson sp sofa
two large chairs gothic chair and tour oval palor
chairs With govern one SUIT In maroon and g,d nine pieces
eight pieces all OF which Of tho best dnscpaon
rosewood etegeres with ftstuary marble tops mirror
frons rosewood centre and pie tables splendid wood
seven octave panofcre with all the modern
used hve oohs; costly mane and ornaments Padan
ccck reception chairs In tapestry and moquet; fine
oil paintings elegantly framed embracing and valuable
subjects, among which The Madonna" by Huntnsf0rd
Chamber, Dining Room and Library Furnure-Superb
wood wardrobe, with French mirror 'front.' elegant
wood bodsteads with marble dressing bureaus and wash
stands mach al made ordes suit ROSEWOOD furniture I'm
haircoA pieces 1uTksh chairs French cottage cdeval
gasses superior hair aas and beds In every bedsead
IN the house, library bookcase mahogany and OAK brfets
assortment OF rich silver we china dnipg and tea SETS $50
and ivory cutlery, &c with large variety Of elegant cham
Der furniture in rosewood and mahogany Of descrp
tcn, all Of which will be sold without presentny 70
those who superior class OF household furniture for
their inducements Sale will with china
ere ckory and basement furniture.
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THE MILITARY.

I ST co. o. L. Fox GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF TIE
i shove compan, requested 10 attend a meeting this
evening 81 IL O'Clock, at Hermitage Hall, to make arrange
merits Ray the last tribute 70 our late comp ,niou
FDw, j., FrAroN secretary.
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n 8. HOUdH. AUCTIONEER.-1HR CONTENTS OF
IL. the elegantly furnished residence No 8 Murray street
Ce mont Hotel will be sold iesaryeoy a pu ,ic
sale, this Gay. April 30 alto This IN excellent op-
nture substantially made and In rate order
Parlors Bo, nj vev and Administer carpets maguidc
warranty two elegant eegeres rosewood bookcase elegant
lace cura conces shades pier and glasses
suits IL Fet CHI brocael sa rosewood centre tabes
iaLcy tables fancy and easy chairs elegantly uphoered
que Gothic mepsces Sees porcelain vases bsqus
req, &c.
Dining room-Two silver servces, china dinner Set $50
pieces also tea SETS Bohemian glassware French crystal
cut glassware decaperx aes cut wines leonades
SILVER spos s table dessert and tea also FORKS dessert and
silver savers cassI. pitchers Ps1sn marble pchers
and tea tables Also card do and others dine mahogany dining
chair stuffed chairs sofas rockers easy chairs &c.
Bedrcoms-EegAnt Brussels tapestry carpets also ingram
do rosewood and mahogany bedsesds wAshsands
ccmmodes fine pure hair mattresses blankets oounterpAnss
ro wood DIRE, rosewood smor gaze. massive
hogany wardrobe, gilt mirrors, toilet ses English olctohs.
mahogany and hat stands. &c. Sale will
tually at 10 A. M Terms cash, city fur d.
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DAWNBEoKEEs sALK-w. u. LEWIS WILL BELL,
this day at 70 Chatham street up stairs argc sssott
ment god az silver lever watches and lepino
sL plaza gold chsns earrings, pins. rings bracelets guns
SIMPSON. To commence at 10 O'Clock
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EDyWGA4Rspp ,, scnENGK, AycrIoNEsR. : EDwAn

EDWARD HCFENCK, AUCTIONERR. : EDWARD
scHsNcK wIl se at auction: this day at one O'Clock
hands high seven years old of great style and beauty
VIII be warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle in
coupe built . order BY Me.sr. jaime; Brswss' Go has
harness belonging to It, Also at ume four Of single
harness. entirely also two seat phaeton made by Par
her, but little used; also two seat shifting top square
wagon made by Lowman q Brooklyn entirely new. and
trely new by the maker Tho whole to be sold without
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEHRR-BYF R AHK
~ LIN NICHOI8.-Auction sale Of impo rted French
cloc clock and watch Materials watch makers
msss.a epersver sweers chaser clock naksrI too
A. On ss,urdly May q a the store Of
tort street. account Of his relnquhng business the whole
o. The och Of superior French mants msohanca
jewels watch clock and musical Instruments springs watch
CRYSTALS, ongrsvera. chasers jewellers wachend clock
article IN the ne all Of which have been .eecsed
this country This sse offers opportunity al connected
trade In the above line to supply themselves favorable
TERMS the whole stock will positively DO sold without
reserve
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w MEaILoR, AUcTIoNEEa. by HoUGaToN 4


11 . ii sass
s; s
Ssss,I 5s:s % r.
S e. Sss. AS sT la y Nc
b. Resenbnrs and other eminent Artists supsrur toned
&
% o
curt.ins antique tables ana table
e. @ S:Sss s.1s
w E oa
&c.,
To-
hair mattresses cold syerware cut bot casters
DIE md pure nar ss Jed. and
es ns S b g e. rss # and ss
chasers assured that the sale win be abso ute without
Catalogue. On Wsdnssasy and can b os.sasd
so ous on !. Alp cards 81 NIL
be required
NJ s. MELLoR. AUcTioNEER-sY HOUaHrON
street. s and sale d is s. furniture s psno
sSus @ s a' 81. S
suits dining room ard library t,rntu.s every article warrant
ssnss: s d.ass ss ss.sia sssas.
9urs and house that been offered
country merchants propretors and hoe about fur
part W. several sod rosewood frame paror SUITS Of iurn
lure WIN me most cOsly Oroca,s plush and II eh
eissere srmor writing cssns rcS :crstssss and stands
ana Ts ssst gaSr chairs .0d %saossnX
h chairs seat farc, chairs patent extension
ss sn ns
piano iortes, Of good tone and hnish.
" nLIAM IsyINq, AgcEIo on = ne HousEao, D
ton on @ 80 q =
%ssossy
curtains and shades nante or,amsn dining and tea tables
Ss.hst. h.r ss
WnLIAlas IRyIso. APgTI9NIER x i.H.E I2
Unen square large and ssnsra sssormsnt S.ndsoms
hssn scvsaeS psr
10 match Bru.ses carpet bronze and ormolu chsndeers
Pier 'ss.:
ny
h. ifs
Sac maple
pie hair matreeses feather beds holsters and plo
sssI s
WE wIT1.Rs AUCTIoNaER WILI SELL ., OK WE'D 81.
breaking bookkeeping sofas, rocking easy and psror
s.ny and walnut Sedsa & bedding
dreesns bureaus and washstands toilet dining and
kitchen furniture &c.
MM. Writer'S. AUCTIoNEgR WILL SELL ON WED
w nesday o. 2o'clcck, at 1877 Canal street. assert
geIteel household fuFbaro sofas sofa beds.eds
gilt and mahogany frame mirrors bookcase, rocking and
par'r chairs centre tables oil paintings elegant tapestry,
three and velvet carpets olcoh mahogany AID nut
ding marble Top dressing plain bureaus washstands
toilet wardrobes dining room and kitchen furniture &c.
M c. ALPUBTUs, AUCrIONEER- WILL SELL. ON
w Wednesday, Apin 30. at O'Clock p NJ. Ia Chever
place. Degraw street, Brooklyn general assortment Of
househo furniture carpets lace curtains mattresses beds
ar bedding
VN G. ALBURTus, AUCrIoNEER-wIIL sRIL ON
w Wednesday, April so, at % O'Clock at Al James street,
street. Brooklyn the sock and fixtures OF
phene fluid and oil stores Also oil and camphene els
POLITICAL.
TNFMOCRATfC REPU BLICAN GENERAL oOMMfTrEE
IL "A regular meeting Of this committee will be held al their
66s Broadway, Thursday evening next, May LIST a.
~ O'Clock. Members will please be punGtusi BY order
g P5TER = p s sv1ssr IA. }secrstAries.
THE MILITARY.
i sr co. o. L. FOX GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
evening T O'Clock, at Hermitage Hall, to make arrange
merts the last tribute OF iepect 70 our late
Vim. H. Coina By order, ALEX, KELSEY CapA1,
FDw j, FFAnoN, Secretary.
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n ARDEN PLANTS AT AUOT1OH.-W, 8. MCu.LvAIH
viii sen this day, at lO O'CLOCK at the seed store Ne.
John street, hSrdy, perpetual and climbing
patons hoaeysuckfes vines verbenax dshlias TO-, from r
Henderson, Jersey City. Descriptive catalogues An plants
Are sold at private sale u auction rates.
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POLITICAL.

TlFMOCRATfC REPUBLICAN GENERAL oOMMrrrEE
IL regular meeting OF this committee will be held al their
66a Broadway Thursday evening next, May LIST
~ o'clock Members will please be punctus BY order
HORACE r. CLARK, Chairman.
JoHs Y, SAVAGE, in, 5ss'oo'
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w g, HEILoR, AUo1IONFEs-BY HoUGHTON 4
W.. MEILOK-Tais day, April 30, 81 10H o'clsck, OF
IS st. Marks place Ct First genteel household
furniture being all the furniture contained IN the above dwell
Ing consng In part Of carved mahogany paror furniture
secretary hooicsse oval and mante mirrors Rrnse in
Bic top centre tables ro'ewood sofa table, dvans rocking
and paror chairs, grsudoes; bedroom furniture
French and other bedstaad bureaus wAehsands hair
straw and basement fritureDining ,les and
chairs crcchery and gA0 kitchen furniture &C. Cash
dep0eiis required from al purchaaers.
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4. CRIsrALAR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2

4 Y. CRYSTAL AR AU0roHEER -sALEsRooM q
e.: Bowssy ~, VII :s this day IWsanssdsy *
tents Of grocery store, consisting in part OF larss LOT Of
S0oce Eoaess sss sugars spices sweet oil aour na.sse
oonEsng ofee caddes boxee, jars counters shelving
mention. Bale positive at 91s O'Clock
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II COTTON, AUCTIONERR.-1HIs DAY CWEDNESO AY)
April 80 at two O'Clock p M at the Pearl and
q ONE S S Sn az
furniture brocae tapestry velvet three ply and ingram
end card abes mirrors curtains china and glass Kit
chen rr iture dc. Also. Friday May No 81 John
street, the large stock clocks contained In the
Price street this afternoon, April &c. at three O'Clock
besdsteads carpets handsome eight day clock all other
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TUNIs MoRRELL, AUofIoNEER- rHG FURNIrua

fIHO BE eOLDlAT AUCTION, THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY,,
May 30 ct the Cl!rord Hotel, Park place, marble sink
with four basins: leaden pipes plated fixtures, Ac in com
plete order. Sale TO commence ct 10Y O'Clock A. M
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE AT AUOTION.-BY ORDER
3. Paterson. deceased ANTHONY j. BLRECKBR will sell
Thursday Nav 1885, at IL O'clock the Merchants
lot Is by 6 feet frame building two soriey highs rents for
about 81 0OO For particulars apply TO JAMkS W. WHITE
81 Liberty atreet.
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UC1ION kOTICE.-J. BOGARr, AUCrIONEBk-BY
"A 8. BOGART.-Thls day, at I0h occck at the auction
Of Frankfort and William streets large sale or
excellent household furniture 40 carpets office furniture
sising Ct shogany sofas lounges cottage suit mahogsay
psn buresus elegant velvet Brusse three ply and ingram
carpets mi mahogany and black walnut bedseads hair
mattresses cooking and fxtures oak, mahogany and
black wslnu' office desks, chairs, tables, and
furniture and utensils.
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III H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-BY a. b. LEEDS
II: CO. WedI esday April 80 st loH O'Clock. ct 70 Irving
acc Household sale Of household furn
ture consisting Of rich carved suits bro
caee sofa tee tete and parlor chairs elegant
chrgs tapestry arm and sewing chairs; marbezed iron
pets gilt frame mants and pier gassss brocaee and
window curtains with cornoes and fixtures. Bedrooms
mar tops side tables d. hair I,stIesses spring do ee
crockery anda lot of kitchen furniture. with which sale