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DR.. Pare Of Wash 'ngton. .. G.. SAYS tha.
herbs sholld be bruised or rusa7l wniIe.
IA the green STATE, and thaa dried.
" hen SO treated. tn y retain their ,o!c.
and odot Tor great iaAstA o. sims
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Delhi,

the ancient city of Delhi. it being tn,
nucleus and stronghold of the presen
insurrcctionary movement in India, tn,
success or the failure oc the English i.
their attempt to PROMPTLY recapture it
viii have an important influence upor
the rebellion, Thus occupying prom
inant position before the world. brie.
sketch Of it will doubtless prove inter
cst'ng II the reader The city of Delh
is situated in the centre of sandy plain,
ON rocky ridge, upon the right bank o
the Jumnl-herc a broad and deep rvel
at all seasons 9TH ycsr-oj6 mllcs from
talea:ta. lul $50 miles from Bombay
according tn tradition it vas founded
$40 years bore Christ. by Delu. Il
formerly stood on the left bank of the
river. and is supposed to have covered q
space OF twenty spur, miles.
The city is oeli'v 4 to have contain.
ID two millions Of inhabitants at tic oud
Of the l7th &c lturv. Ia 1851 tin eupero,
shah Iehan. bHi.ta new city an the right
ulnk If the Jnmma. and this forms tie
IN sIstn D,lhi. which is about fya miles
ia circumference. and is seated on a rang,
Of re- x hill, 1t is surrounded bv wills
cons.rI.etel Of fl3eksof granite, and for.
tds,l with a good laop-holel parape..
Soecri cat way. AMI bast!ons occur in
in tn, wills at in. ryals, and the whole
hl, b m strengthened aal pat N rc3nr
hy tie f. a...;,A sayern-ernt. rh, sltc.
was sm t4ia 1T structures, and arr
a-.s .t4zrc. ....nt cities IL
a.a gttos. ant con aiRs
zsr.fT. E,r paiar.s. the
I,...9#5 -... isfmat rl!-., TIE moI.
.stu lrt rnaiz4a, n44r ,,gI b,g~e@.
s.e.lt + rex T. ,.re.tS. with IT,
.g,=ol ~ III nr.qf.3l aaes. ar, in
g.. en- -. arrow. a, n all her eastern
=,iu-4
I.s=eE4A,i q an I4!ian c,tv. always
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I
of that Start. both bv Tn An ,ri,,n an
r Republican Stl,e Conventions. anil
un nloubtedlv destined to he IL, nex
Chief Magistrate or that renowned Oh
commorweal h. Itlsn5t easy IA estI
nat tn, relative strength Of the diff,
ent p,rties in Mass lehusetts. so yarion
ami frequent have been their nut .t;on
snce the defeat Of the Old WING 9qrty j,
1850. AMI the success of the f, nous coa
.ltioa under the -Ieaaersftp of B,gtval
Wilson and Banks but there can b
hardly donbt. we think. that the nnio,
now mad, hy the Renublicans Rank
Americans, will BE- successful. Tn
history of politics here. dur;nr fb, Iss
SIX We RS, has indeed been vrrv cnr;,,,
and remarkabl,. There are so,r,.ly .,,.,
men in the whole Sta.e who bara nnt
within this period. opoos i each ether
and it would ne ao4ally difTi.ylt,, G,J
any two VINO have not, 1t soa, a,o
acte / together. Ia 1870. the D..n5er,t.
and Freesliiers e5aIasced Ia dafsat n.
Wings; and Gresn,. Grisword W;,sn,
and Bird were actin, 70 o,etbar .,z;rs'
~, t,.,,t,., ~ w
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by complicated machinery. to success
ion OF reservoirs. and fills a pond, froa
which the inhabitants obtain a supply.
Amongst the ruins Of the arctent city
on tho east side of the river. art som,
MauS Solcuns; one, that OF HON i!on, wh,
died In l555. is square with an i'm
mensc central dome, and four small
domas at the corners. An immense fort
called the Toylnckabad. Is Ave or -iy
miles IN circumference. with a high anC
commanding citadel The kalub Minar
also in the old city. is an enormous col.
umn. supposed to have been built it
/ 1906 by a monarch of that name 1t i,
a round tower rising from polygon ol
- feet in diameter and ~ sides. in fv,
stages, gradually diminishing in circnm
terence to the height of 2i2 feet. a
spiral staircase Of 3s4 steps leads to the
summit. 1t is really, says Bishop H
I b'r. the finest tower have ever seen.
and mast. when is spjre was complete.
have been still more beautiful
These Pag1ns built like giants and fin.
iehcd their work like Jew, Hers; vet the
ornaments. horid as they are in their
proper places. are never thrown awav o,
allowed to interfere with the general se
we're and solemn character of their eli
fees. The palace of the present imperi-
al family is large but paltrv building.
in bal style Of Italian architecture.
and with public road actually lcadin.
through its court yard.
Delhi is well situated for conductin!
tho 'rsffic between the peninsula ef ln-
dla and the countries to the north a. |
west. and has considerable commercial
activity. Cotton cloths AMI shawls a. G
maaufieturad in the city. AMI indigo Is
produced II the surrounding country. 1t
is great mart for shawls, and constant
trade Is kept mp with Cashmere. whence
the splendid tlbyics SO much prizel all
over tn world arr b ought in larL, qaan-
'itles; some plain II have b5rl Us ssw 4
upoa them, others to be em5roi lrrsa in
silk or g,ll, whence they d,rivc the
nm Of u hi saawi,. Nothing eau ex.
ce.l the beauty of the d .lhi n,edla-
work, which i in the highest esteem
'F9a Sh'n' -N>.N' ana eaEcrl3 coveted by
~ II u o' h2.h SoSas t'e caftan$ o. the
n = p'i" 9fteh oi We vet eag "a with
,,c1 :, u n'f}iiary. IN galdsm''hs OF
'e'a3 ar ats2 c'le2tatei oeyoat tanse OF
my ~ 'eF In liah city. AMI ehneatly
NJ r. n al' 2tzh T'pa 't'oa- / is TN
't't - 20 '$o72 ne,' acquainted w'tA toe
''.f = "'ffes at f7f2Pal1 artisans, to
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that maybe it would make no dlHer-vou
see, sir. I've been talking to Mary. and
she says she cant part with Norah, be.
cause the creature has look OF me; but
here's little Bddy, she's purifier far, an
av you please. sir, will You swan :
SO he snapped up little Norah. as
though she were some recovered treas
urc, and dartei away with her. leavin ,
little Biddy, who remainea with us all
night; but. 10! the moment whrn We en-.
tered the cabin in the morning. there
was Pat again at the windsw making his
mysterious signs, and this timc h. had
the youngest, haby. in his arms.
What's wrong now :: Inquired.
by the hokv fly. sir. an It's mcself
that's alm1s. ashamed to tell yees. You
see, I've been talkin to Mary, and she
didn't like TO part with Norah, because
she had look ov me. aal, be NY soul.
| can't part with Biddy. hcrtuss she's
the model of her mother; but there 5
little Pandccu, sir. There's hump of
a Christian for You, two years old. ami
not day more; he'll have the brightest
eye nv be takes after lis mother. an az
he tax - after his father, hc'll havea fine
broad pair of shoulders to push his way
through the world VIII Won s,v,,,,in
sir?
With all nv heart sai1 I. -It's ali
the same to me; and 50 little Paudeen
was left with me.
lila. In said 10 mysalf a. TIo,t.f
into his biy. lau,hi q eyes. tn a,F,l~ +.
sstrled atlas,.
But il wasn't. f,r ,sn r,;o=,t. Ss
scarcely eap>eI vh n p.t re.st
Il ra55a vit3aa,# i ~ or-,.-e-## my ..=f
<natch,a. uD he la,hy erred a...
.f<no#rs,. y. t,s9=t lts=.4 N,-#
N W. emit don Ia.k n, b,n .,r
hr's thu Youngest and tie bsz, n, ~
4at,n loa g5aiin.t ks.o MIN from II.
", 49,. sir Nah b4.,'lo,l NJ ,,c
IN B .i9!4 ms 4 ls5. OK MAY In, 49,
m, ,o,I. H:tle Pa4=l.,n s,4 No m .,,,o, :
g. an. nv ms "a, , {it.i..ov - ~
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= 4 f,..ano s.a-,a...e ,.d .cr,
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fHE Gar l.. AsrsY nlfAiCA-
#iaS - ono. l. = au.ffs rofr.s
on NJ nf,A C., II TN. - >a4>
ma: the frea,uty ieyest gtt.s romm-t
.ea nave mtlc .hIr5ath oY57Ha.f ~
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Rev, W. Beavins has resigned the
charge of the Baptist Church in Water
boro" and has accepted call from the
church in Addison.
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]1ortrll.
MEN IN l776.

Men To the plough,
Wiz to the cow,
Girl to the yarn,
Roy 10 the barr,
Aud all dues settled.
IN 1880.
Men a mere shs~,
Giri, Piano,
Wife, silk AMI satin,
Boy Greek and Latin.
Anil all heais sasr,icsi.
IN 1850
Men ali In dcb,,
Wives in pct,
Bnys nisrr fnas-lr,
Grrss snaf s'si b,isile,
Aai evrryhahy cheated
IN 1857
D.-.,rs f-pi It arsd farmers ridr,
Az ahraat'--y nth muiiIplisi-
0sri. ere elsl ia bis hoop sStfts,
Hsy4 Is, siis sa4 tiii 4 shir;.,
AMI every fsDi t,alecn sluir;,
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contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
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4. If any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they held
sponsible
8. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper from the office, for removing and
reaving it uncalled for prima faeie evidence 10
intentional fraud.
JOB PRINTING
Executed at this Office with neatnees and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Lill-Hesds
Programmes, Receipts, Laws, Court Dockets
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WoaxIxG OK SUvpAY-Drew's RI

WoRKISG oS SUrpty.-Drew' Rf-
nj saws that fT sun lays sine a
preacher IN one = ia rt-al l.,,s.et> ar
Aasu,.a. seeing tA4. a9ae 81, females
W re present at tae caleeh sry.ee, rose
and r,m.r,ed "t1ttall tae mn we're eg-
IDENTIFY in the ield, taking care o. their
hay; he thought i. their daty to do so'
and his to go ami help them So he
dismissed the Ia lies with benediction,
and went forth among his people, to
show them his countenance and help
their operations by the labor of his
hands.
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A0AlvS IN BERN ads.
Own HAun6oN 0onnDHvuHrkToH
H.vuzuu. nsvuudA, Nay ., 1851


oVN HAuD1sN CORRESPONDENCE
R.um,u, pwusda, Nay ., 1857
.. sloa, sn..-0su,vs q VAsiH-A h&s~-ns
IsS.,sAwe-4fk LSnssis AgssA
Ayepcvs wse ss.s presented Y Ne House Of Assembly
Nv ,ns ,,ommss,onSs Of The uehs House n ssno'ao'
r..v car,,vuias relating establishments which Of
,,,.s p.vOssspos 70 sAs connsros 81 America "A ~,
swld
so.pe sn-ee " four whssos have boon ospr - s,,,a,
sas woeA ey car whslenen- Ono, On boz - savrcA start
"A ar Castle H.rbsv tho whaeboss IN ~ On. AZ a.,
whdsoas s-,cs BY ono Of the cnscrs. md yrs Of
n.y- stowe N
Ssre siDsOAr evolu.i0ns a >sSuus meteor wsro WI,
,ssoj by scssral persons . Amcrse2 a, sbo. oci,ck
ne evening o. she SAD. wss Are, observed 10
syxhwe-s dircrtou and Yssd sway 70 tho no-theast-
rains straight course, pas Distinctly tracing the ieeYe
M House Of Assem- ,ly adjourned yesterday FOR fort
nNn IN order ihai .er meeting may clash with hs
u Monday next
ne matter OF making additional accommodations the
hAnanc Asy yesterday before the House of Az
sanity, sno there appeared 70 be disporion among
ss'moers morally 70 abandon the present stowhch IL
very o'ak and dresY one, on Tho north sde'cr OLD
scer slvsssed probably one Of tho Islands ne
rsDce 70 haunfcn harbor, whore Tho minds Of The m
zaasv you'd es diverted By tAe ss boats aud YES els
UTYAntiy passing.
ess. A' A'' '''' ~ i'''''' wy -"
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AourE Calencar-JThia Fray.
s-yge.s Tfrouil--Eos 17l' ga III, ~ ir7,
~ - es5 20 2ll. 22. 2i9, 90, ia 22s, ~, 234
xH Y7 49, 24o, 2si, 2s3 2sA, 2b, 2el, 2l go, 269,
m.
US~rg erArrs D5ruer Covxr-Nos % 70 81
SsssCs PISAf--rsrt l.--Nun TIA 20 i9l Part 2-N@s.
~ Sss, b72, te2, 74, 7o5, TeS 1877, 1885, 100, 500
SEA, ae2, 6sI, 2i2, Ga.
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IlussEii, W. wEsTCOTT, AUCTtoSErR-iARlE
III OF fashionable tura oonprana the sgafoant
and coetly raricr dining library and chamber furniture
contained IN The dwelling No lea West Twenty 6rs sr~.
few dors weet Of aevenh All Of which viii he per
commencing al fyh ocock PRECISELY rhia furniture hss
fashionable and elegantly iurrsbed rrsidsnoey
BILE top eteferes, with mirror doors and bach; splndid
tsve rosewood piano fcs made By Brooks use but two
n,hs with brcsds -too ard marble music cbnet
two splendid full eule roaewooi psrcr furniture beautifully
carved covered In rich hrocade satin with clip TURK
tab lounges With and recetoo chairs
me, alon tapestry bronze and ormoln clock rich tapestry
sod royal Wilton clpes iadys French ssoror rsevocd
centre pier and sofa tables oorper eeseres with mirror
backs; costly Dresden and erer china vases WITH
prousion Of cos,y marble bnt and other valuable works
OF art with choice and beautiful coleoon NJ OIL PAINTINGS,
mounted IN roh tmes eessn pier and msn,el mirror
four large orfnou chandees rich silk and lace curar 30
Ln ehsmeer and di9ine room furniture aupert csrvcd
rfewoOd burraua bedeade wsahstands oofnOdos cbeva
slasse Nc: all n mal wen'y oae superior hair gairesses
bedding 40 oval and other mirrors ahades snd curtains
rosew3od secretary book esso sesant library % rcsewh
vs irsleh eolate chairs ro;ewod and osk ce[s w ~,
tension table marble buffet o.t dining chairs rich silver
costly French china and elegant glassware ~ tyey
description ivory an pearl CUTLERY TO- with arse lsph
hs adverieencnt AL Of shieh viii be ry soe
deposit viii be rrlnrad ~ pu'cesrra The gnoe % b"i
IlTr cd imnedtsisy fruun he bnuse
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s s ss ss .asas rs i 3
poEs 81 Rsw Ysrl. nay IL. 1857.
osEN<sU
&C. ss,ia 'p s s f sIsnes1o - 5ins MOO
SsSs%,0pp me e.. = S9sa ss VIM Neon
s ss WIZ H as' sss sfT ssso.F hH.sdss on
sg Saoa see Tslos, "a Talbot
seSr LsPlstA, E1tseiass Nsysgoez-0 kEJ Peter.
Nm 6os,nsi sAer,y ssoscD chsrsseor--xoores4y Hot
$40 i,s,,s5 Ass S ssvssra6 dimes saa 90
scs, An s, s sss se,sSs s sSSse
ssar eerNrude Horton, LeTt, Esveuryp~t-R Hartman
sisop President, ohnsseaa New Hsveg--J Z Edwards
ArJivS1
9searship Columbia Berry osa-issn . hours with ndse
So Dssssssr 70 s90nSp TssGp 60 sSs%S IN
kge, slanSNsed seHaship slse Of Georgia from PhaeI
So g ss:.ss HgSes,s ooss rse and
za Sd Z. 90 3 :sess sss VIM u
= big So az New HaSss SoSs s% 'H re- 3 p so
~ sss b f Ss. sss 10. nae. aS s 9 70
sss h p oO ss. . ia poI ,.,rrc D, WIN
...s and IS pa..eSssrs % naOl Experienced uou,s
sesl Me, Warner. 'vSsGis' day;
=. "a; is.S l Bs':ss y. ssssra
K M Melbourne HUT doodeui Tor Boston
cafu q Z far1isguf h Gray Ruudout tor Po-arsDrp.
ssnr silver Gold, Churchill, Portsmouth
sany Henry Gibba SNOW, Gl,ncasar.
6obr Joseph n Lane, -, Gloucester.
ss,tr RI, Baker. Boston
Scr Loss -aa. .ruweu, BOSOM
yahr Csdei Asyo. liDs'0n.
fshr Issnrs 7 sv r,.N1e, Allen Bc4t1n
ssar Captain Joh a. DsTiA, warehan
PHO. boa. Ets In Forrest repors0n 7h in< IA ~ ID Ion
Y ~ spoke chip Fsntaa, frvm Bscn FOR New orla4ns
EElUy.
One brig, Unknown.
soiDs rIra Temple Pan Frnncsco; Aepabno nrd fr
Asssosn; BARK CJr'osn do 10.
xns oaraE N.e day. n
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POLITICAL.
80 a-.r-7a7- a'--Ha-a7--s-='

DAILY FOR rHF vRErir,s uF Qua UfTY-.sfxa
II vigilance In the yros OF hAsrty" The dnmocrscy Of
th- city AM cnun,y ri New York and al oppos~d
corrupt prscritiou and dspnc les1rliiu
.-rsmh IN III Psrx, IN mars mrens Tuesday May u
1851 ~ 1H ousk proia against The rekes, and unprin
oipvd attempt Of th- black republicans IL the stae LessA
tar destroy constitutional and onsrred rights and d.
rrve Us ~ orr ch-rshei privileges
taisenn Of New YORK. rally h yOur united strength and
MAKE against the odDus
serupuOus majority ~ rnte fsgnlniurp
tempted appropriate city properly tbs irresponsible
control 81 m.rcsuary political adveDtrprsio without
ouy Insn-bave prohhd trade under the ext OF nsor
r.orm-prSbed large casH ~ otizsns bchsDt
~ fanApcisn and would sabu9 he of
usrcis prosperity III bsse objoos of corrupt DO
rlc.i paris thsi ruled tbs hsAle. -
1ha y but he btginsing Vaere VII DO tho onr Lss
resist The threabnd
Lot invoke every cunsuuonsl political means mo.
power defend orrelv-s against tass lnnsnoua arxrsious
The vuice ~ N. people shall be beard n-xt
Names q bs sn.Ia o. ills cln yin De found 90 shs n
cards By Aa uorrmiter Of AYnanxrrnenm
-. PHILIP W. KA0A. CasArraa-
e 1nrsss ss.ssai.'H' sOus~ro.
Euineni spekrs have eooa invee Ana v1n actress n
meeting.
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DYn. H I.Erps 4 co.-rHuRspAy. nav ~ AM n

m. u NO.-THUEHUNF, NAV Is, II
d o'cioes m our gallery q rsssau sru psntlngs-yaIu
able cleeop O. pain infe, n close ccnegnmcntA Among
su w be bund the two doors % che puro gsory ~ The
Late lyman Reed Doe house IN Orrcn uich street. Of
Whit embed shed with cir original sketches By the late
Thos Cole A. tho other having shechss ~ Fagg
intd 10 order snco hisO chUice
csrns ny bcs American ers,a us hne COLLECTION Of
about picturce By Sch-merez tacrDsa Handle
Wouvermann and oterr with ne holy Family Dy CorreggIo
the modern Eur and Dusseldorf soho ls by kunmer,
Mapst La Jose Particle Van sheldon and oh-rp
Alsn cid pictures atrihued hnhens Titan
ead ~ have Obtained rom he t0nvrp during he dn
cnlsa In 1914 balance Rornn taierv
coll cilen comprising ~ he heesi With,
Tn ming rae worthy IA eteuisn ~ hover. They SIN Be
rpss fF cyhtsgD ~ Tuesday, Nay W unl Jog u sale
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OANrM 3 HOU.h AUOrluNkKR OFFION is 2 nk

DAWN. =. HOU'sB, AUoriuNkKR, OFFICE 70 p m
~ row-Aucfton npsoe Large and peremp0ry sai~ NJ
ssxAns rosewood mahoxany and oak parrr, chamber A1d
hrasy urniurU selv~s cap~ts oil psisuSs pier. na,''
snc uvA mroS, bronze ciocks large coay china
tnd occora nna, piantforte and works NJ
2 pvunH WI ssls AZ aDov- .his day, Nay II
- IO6 A. ~ pScsefy all the goods In nvs
tory brswn stone rsstienc No We twenty third
between Eghtn and Ninh
The basema9 richly Furnished Throughout sohd
u1tension table, - 'eet carved OAK dining
chairs IN nnfch; also eod oak suit pccs prsn reps
sether with large II sco1ied vnci
nha ON ner ana tn ss ivory cutlery. sa ad Boh~
nan wer sobd siver tea and breakfast s caaers oak.
naskots. pitchers goblets, spoons fnrks 40
In the par'orr ne English tapestry carpss ,od r,
wood eteeres side md par tables bronze sss w
urea Dresden china and ornsmens: AMI sh.,
clocks; and reception ch s: faisnla fine oil pampgs
valuable enxravings two elegantly so,d rssOc
suiie, In Grim enJ Maroon satin, and
and fpanel e'ssses rich end heavily rmbrid-rs, %
window cursnD; gold band and other shndes Ia ys ssr-
bookcase 10 carved cary
Cd rosewood caae piano. superb insiI nr-n II
10 hall Englsb oilcIh, ca~,ni and live,
plated stsir rods, ssnd with larb- Il,
he chambsrs elegant of richly
wood and mahogany Wrench besrads, bI~aus
shina toilet sets, 6russnB 81 ingram oarpea
wafdrObea eonches rocking chairs parof
shairs and muslin curaie engraving ~ crred hair
and good bedd.Rg. together III multitude
,her articles ngmerous rnanuon. AL ues. goris
order be- sj without any Catalogues
ready, and 70 be had the h6nse only. Eae COMM
he bast lO precisely and IN the Dsr'rS 81 "
A. N and ~
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A uCTlON O1lCE- 4hsIGhBE s lie OF SPlaENDID
"A gold and silver witches tine gold jew~lry, 10.
SAMUEL. OSGf CD 60 au''oneers will sell q. their
store, No 81 Nassau bv order of the assignee
"wednesday AT lDs ooock large stock of splendid
gold and silver waches from OF The most celebrated
English and French manufacturers all Of which
raDted as represented
Alao,
large lot Of fine gold and dl,nondewely tc., &c. Dss
crftiys catalogues early morning d
win he view. Sale positively for cab only.
Of nerchapa others do well 20 attsnd
hte
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UCTiON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE, PA
"A p"foea. velvet, Brussels and other carpalng. houso
ping goods DO.
SAMUEL NhGOOD d Co., aucuoDsers Will sel nj auction
this dry, NJ iO O'Clock ~ their saeaom u N,sau street.
collection of supprior sscsAd hs farnture tho
perry several families which bias removed Tor
senrncr Of sale 10 their ors consisting of al rosewood
carur chamber suRa rosewood ana mahos book
dressing bureaus dining tsb crockary and gla-s
brdst<sds hair feather beds, bedding
so!as cl airs wordrGbes washslands, DO
also,
One srpelor ps soforte finished al
ound New YORK make $3.50 Sold On OF q
purchaser.
Also
Aboa, thirty veye: and Brussels speay three ply ingram
md stair carpets
French per rIsaaes If oscs desks tahlrs pha
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w vfd n examine etoct a HANNA domestic and
s sssr s az s SSss T e s mS g and
O CHEEAs, " Broadway.
BfLL1ARDe-
sO AEE sTBxr.-MArurAOrORy 40 pgu.Awv
I'D anodG billiard ahies and ornbnstor elshtons
,r.rr. rrrbis rr.fons sri To- ssis ,ndev s,tr;iss
.vping ne tA~ and prsoscng oIr1rcon swoais rpss
ne pusn- WfWAvt rHwLAn pnx~~s~s
nTTLfARD rABLEs.--1wO SECOND HAND BTTIJABD
ID tables for enls IN good order full s1e price seO;
one sran sige 500 Inavre o. sa Ninth avenue where the
tnhee may be snen
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IA 10, By PkED A tDi.E, aucbone-rs, on "wednesday,
I'M ins 10 o'cioct. Ban fulop street. Brookyu, com
prslne double OF soid pzrcr furnt
lurr and sod brocsei r,~e-od vosrs IN green
plush rosewood and mahogany sofss and chae
In nrocsie hair cloth side and card tables; large
uaniel mirrrr ooay cnaneiled msrbe top chamber suit
rosewood mahogany bcdseAds hair solid
ball chairs and hsn ssnd, mro~ bureaus and wash
stands superb vvlvct apeswy Pet III Bru ees do Is In
grain and three plJ DO. Oh clohs china Tee glass
Kitchen furalture. &c.
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A CCTION kUTlCE-i.knsE on YALUABLE BHUAD
"A way property SAMUEL. OsGUOD Co. suc,oneers
Nassau street win sell NJ. rrhants Exchange
70 morrow, May Is at II o'cink he eaae Of the
sauab'e propAry known kos 40 broadway,
Ct Howard street, formerly the ty Hotel, being airy
feet front broadway by hundred Howard street
TIE lezse haa twenty years from NAV Sold
,y purchaser