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The Storm in Balfimore.

BAlTrMoRE, JAM l9.-Snow has been falling all night,
with violent gale There heavy drifts in places
from six ten feet deep, and the level is about
two feet in DEPTH The streets impossible for vehicles
The thermometer is degrees above The train which
left Washington last night arrived at o'clock this
morning.
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n1-The Right Rev. j. McGtll, bishop fRie hnao nd
will e second Of his series Of docnai dscouses
Matthew's Church Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
Subject; g The origin and constitution of the Church."
Jan 20-td satttssfa
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BY TEL EGG RAPH.

I Three days Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, Jan. 19The Cunard steamship America, from
Liverpool Sd nst arrived here last night Her intelligence
is interesting.
The of the attack upon Canton by the British fully
confirmed.
The Americans had also been engaged against the Chinese
the soopofwar Portsmouth having destroyed fort in
sequence Of an insult to the American flag
The Congress of Paris progressing satisfactorily. The
Swiss difficulty is clearing up.
COMMERCIAL TstLIGENcE.
In the Liverpool cotton market advance Of I'D had
been experienced the week. The sales of days
q, 900 bales.
The following are the closing quotations the being
firm: Fair Orleans, 75sd; middlng do 9-16d. fair Mo-
bies, TAd middlng do, I'D; fair Upands, 9-16d.
mddng do I'D. Stock hand, 2sl 900 bales, including
$4,000 American Estimated sales of Friday, 200 bales
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Cotton firm sales of lOO 600
bales.
regards the breadstus market the circulars
hicting. The Brokers Circular calls the market steady,
with fair demand at considerable advance in all descrip
tons, viz Flour, Cd. Is wheat 3d. I'D and corn Is,
the latter being Other circulars call the market
quiet Friday and quotations barely maintained Messs
Richardson Spence Go. quote red wheat IS. 3D. 9 I'd
white 9s. 3D. los. western canal four 32s 1885, Ba-
and Philadelphia 32s 3D. 3as. 3d. Ohio ass s6s
Mixed corn, 34s yellow, 34s 3d.; white, 35s. a 36d
Liverpool provision market--The Brokers Circular
quotes beef dull and unchanged holders willing sellers
Pork very dull, with large stock. Bacon was in lin
tied demand Lard declined 3d. with sellers than buy
ers at rs.
Naval stores.Rosn was irregular at As 3D. 49, I'd. for
common in fine ron crude turpentne and spirits turpen
tine there nothing doingcrude quoted nominally
ass 45s Rice firm, but with very small transactions
Iron-Barrngs Circular quotes Welsh rails at fs S. fs
los. bar, fS fs 5s.; Scotch pig, las. Cd.
Tea ad undergone considerable auctuaton but closed
steady at l118d. for common Congou.
The sales at Liverpool to the 3st ut cheats
including $4,000 speculation and $500 for export The
quotations are for crop, old being fat
The reports from Manchester favorable.
The London money market was unchanged.
Consols for account closed ut "a 94Ls.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased f2s3
900.
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Mr., Dubois TO Mr.. Marcy.
ITranslation.l

Mr. SEcRKrARr OF STATE: You will bear in mind that
whilst through my letter of the 9th Of May last declined
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DIED,

On sunday, 18th instant aged years and four months.
LEN DoUVAL, daughter of r. BAkTos KHr.
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ed Major James Irwin, old citizen merchant and
of large fishery the Potomac, died yesterday.
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The Storm al Boston-SAipwreck, dc.

Bosros, JAN 10-The ship wesord from st. John, New
Brunswick for Liverpool wrecked the 25th Decem
ber Captain Hatfield and twony of the crew were
Last night occurred the most temPsstuous known
here for years. The streets bockaded with rail-
road travelling Is undoubtedly suspended for days.
Thermometer Woodstock Vermont 80 degcesbeow zero
White River junction 81 degrees below The
is very heavy in that vicinity
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NEw YoRK, Jan. lgThe continues with undated
violence. The roads blocked with The Brooklyn
ferry have nearly all suspended their trips Trains
not running the Long Island and New Jersey railroads.
The Staten Island ferry frozen in quarantine
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The Storm in Philadelphia.

PHLADELrHIA, JAN l9.-The storm here yesterday and
last night past description. The weather was in
ensely cold. The drifts in the neighborhood of the city
in some instances ten and twelve feet in height.
and child found frozen to death in milk
wagon, the Market-street bridge. also
frozen to death in the Nineteenth Ward.
The continues falling, it has done for the last
twenty four hours.
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TRAINS Delayed.

NEW YoaK, JAM ls.No trains despatched tonight
over New Jersey railroad The is fifteen feet deep
in some places the road.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following The drawn numbers of the Maryland
dated Lottery, for the benefit of Pokomoke river, @,
drawn January 49, 1857;
Az "a 20 81 rs 6s 81 81 So SO IA 60
following Puapsco Institute
Lottery, class Is, drawn January II, 1857;
Al 40 81 AZ 80 81 20 Is 9 "a "a 50
R. FRANCE Co, Manas.r.
jan COLT
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ERENCA BOOKS, fine editions, o &c at cost by
order OF the In Paris, close
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Lavaelart par physionomie 10
volumes, full calf, filled cngravngs, S25.
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Gay LussacCours de Chimie. Volumes octave, calf
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Laugecous CHIME generate. Volumes octavo half
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Single copies only Of of ths above.
Jan 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
SLErGHs. sLEIGHsi sLEIGnss-only few Of
" very superior northern cutters ef and for sale
A. }. JOYCE'S Coach Factory.
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REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
We give this morning portion of the last days debate
in the Senate the revolutionary claims BILL The
clusion Of the debate will appear in toorrows paper
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of the which
arrival Of some members Of tho who APP
peared this evening and also of sudden
full ndsposon Of Two Of the arstes present. performance
will be gwen this evening
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The HAGUE, June 8, 1856.
Sin have had the honor of receiving your official note
Of the nth instant through which, in enclosing copy of
despatch of Mr. Marcy you bespaak in the Of your
government my friendly offices to the end that Mr. Dubois
may be authorized to appear before court of justice in
case Of homicide
Ever anxious evnce the pleasure which the govern
ment of the Netherlands takes in accedng the requests
of the United States at its hands much the more
regret that will scarcely be possible to give add
tonal proof of that disposition under present circumstances
Awaiting himself of prerogative generally conceded to
the members OF the diplomatic body and recognised also
by the laws of the republic adverted to by Mr. Marcy
his aforementioned despatch Mr. Dubois refused to appear
before court Of JUSTICE but being DESTROYS at once
reconcile that prerogave with the requirements justice
he suggested middle of action and proposed to
Mr. Marcy to give his declaration under OATH should he be
authorized to that effect by the Of the Neither
lands
After taking the Kings orders the subject did not
hesitate to give such authority Mr. Dubois approving at
the same time and formally the line Of conduct which he
pursued that occasion convinced that in real
y, the difficulties Of criminal suit to be carried on in
America a common witness could not comport with
the dignity Of the character Of minister of the King re-
siding at the seat of government of the republic yet
could 1t do so with the duties Of his office.
beg you sir, to communicate this of mine to
rive from il conviction that in the act of authorizing it's
minister resident at Washington to give his depo
son to the Secretary Of State the government of the
Netherlands did all that nationally feasible under the
circumstances and that the of the United
States will appreciate the sentiments Of courtesy and
friendly disposition which suggested such authority
have the honor, sir, &c, VAN HALL
Mr. BELMONT Minister Resident Of the United States of
America.
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SLETGHS. sLEIGHs! sLcIGIis :-only few Of those
" very superior northern ieft, for
aBae,s4 A. }. JoYCE'S Coach Factory,
Jan 20-d3t Corner of l4lh streets.
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ON WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2i, Is5,

ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1857,
The beautiful comedy OF
SECOND LOVE.
Together with the favarte eomsdieia, entitled
LADY AND THE DEVIL.
In both OF which Miss FANNY MORANT will appear.
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National Theatre.
REArPEARANcE OF MISS FANNY MoRANT

Miss Fanny Moran. lessee and Dirsere
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I.10AI. RUrRCH0.

STATE or NEW YORK -surnEnn COURT. CITY AND
- County Il New Yort--Etv~d 0s1h plaintiff asnln~s
joseph n vardcrvccrt and hxy =. Gc-h, Ssssrdsnts.
turnmons for 10 Joseph w. vund~vuer -
Gouh-you are h~sby s,rrmsoed 90 re3skea 70 ~ns~pr
We compliant 10 this action of which ccpy herewith -
PEN er ne Cieserfbss, ~ hsr sMc~ re - srssdwAy
IN the city Of New York. within Any- aer M -srvce
hereof exclusive Of day u such ee~ics ycu ~
ssewey the eSid complaint within We tune svesAH ~ par
sd in the cornplAnt BRcvv nsIrA vI-pyrrostr
fhsnlfs Attorney, nc Broadway, New Tor
Wv yuRt Dec 8 1855
10 he icier rnL NAuY " Corn
Th mn Ant w hs snuve 'buteo 90 on 49, fd tie
cc ~ Ne tYct ~ t,s -,v .nS c-srty 81 New Ycrs ~
90 .s..ts co. s-
EheaN, IA 49, A AZ VshrvsS, a. a 0 A-s<a-y.
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4 yCTIOS NOTICE DAMAGED 6OOD-LAR6E SALE
q .csdc sanaseS ss The vsysse q ~ !.
Nd salesoe Ne " Broadway. ne folio Wing .ss f. e.
Dpt undeYwrers-l0 cases $50 peoes coierod ena
ask AlpasaA Queen's soths AsAatr eords serge 4c
sasss Oh peces rAshh madden pvin Gases iSs Dl.a
= ykees psistsd nousseans g ,sans osseS n2 peses
sres sors csse 80 pieces super sne 80 Preach hncn
Ann eases 60 pieces check sAtns Ar eeas cAse 80
Usess men coats ehesks carpet binding, osee rcd
ss casa French china so~er veses leass watch keys
tu0ks Ypgs: tho account Of whom II may concern
q os1es lH0 Dozen spool cotton fer sewing naeAnes and
fy use Of very manufacture imported int 1s
aylst and but shghuy damaged BY wascr en- board he
r Atlantic,
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NIII LEsTRkrGE WILL. UreN ReCKrrr OF
wi twenty eve ocnis cr is equva,eH in sA@uys send ~
Of her and present. NE hsty
pey N love AFFAIRS teurpeys api ls-ssls Aise 1920 ~
which der inrp~datsly TIE love u Ne sppote
50 Asdrsss, vi,h return pcsAes, Nile Lfs~~nsc, Mes
rorh ~ oAccL
TyHE ApvERTrER A YOUNG NArrwErry rBRyl
years Of w~hes 70 form na nonial afiancs win
ssrne yspns dsone accomplished lady. ne ps
fecy sincere ard his intentions horor~hs; sd - hops
that - ladies Who reply wn be eously ancerA An coE
nunicstc~. strictly ocsndenil ADDE'S February, ErcsA
way Pest once
U,HE UNDERSIGNED ~ DESTROYS or ENrNafr1
i INTO = 'reepO dence ritn ns iatv ~ c5Ni
r~stuu st - ba rrs respa-fsb NV. With ve p atr'
nurv t~ fs ~ ts - rsv M aNe sNa''tpp
80 hr.'' Fi'sss "iiisS Hears Ys-c "a, hirsgA -
Iyst .Ese
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a VOsJCN NOv1Cs.-M DOUGHTY AUCrIONEER
\ uorIos SALE OF nLEsArr ogsEaoLD rUa s.,.

n UCTION SALE OF ELr9ARr HOUSEHOLD PURNI
"A taye- D s. hOOGH, aUcuoneer -Tbe entire osntents
- DE pvvae residense 28 West Twenty th-d sres nea-
5he house richly fnnshsa wh The very ees aeeees
- ABeItsep and European nhctnve and Ia 10 comp ee
po,snentsn any account Ansng he very Desirable soofs
~ selo aro beautiful japanese mia seoretsry enc
kee oval Chese fancy table and desk fancy O0nsse jewel
Ac richly carved rosewood seven &C psao
eVA S60 imported gss chandeliers oFocAaal ane
1ss vindsv eartans solid rosewood sts m rch velvet
byeexol rosewood centre AID s0e aoos s0ud
eeaeres and stands elcg ant French
1ssnas sge and an'el d-eHs inc cd velvet
ssw0sA and mahogany bed.tesd suresne aid wasAsands
. hair npseyesees bestsrs puows ana Use bed
Is maAoaary roeks and Oh NDs mahogany I'D
1swOee booh 4,. Re also very e1cel en essSen
Kse sibebeard inlad side table, china dDoer
and tea ssis silver Of al kda sheeh ivory s.t
NV o1t xIees waSe Boheman luoT sea Co. 10
HSyasns Of furniture VII hpd nus sale worthy their
sHeboD. eae commences IN the parbors Ut MY A. H. pre-
obeN CA,aio0 ues ready ~ The house.
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TRAvUHx.Haag GUIDE
L,oR INSTRUMENTATION KEYPORr LEAVE
The foot II Murray street daily NJ 10 A. NJ, e,eepS ~,
turday, when abe vii leave M2P.h.
JUDroN RIVER nAu.ROAD-YRoS FEBRUARY .,
IL is1, The saine win leave Chambers street saicp a.
follows -Rypress vains a. n and 80 Y. msi IL l5
A. emirrani, sIj r NJ. F~ Peughheepse, A. N,
II NJ and AS p. For sing Sing r. n For Peek.
stil 6@9 n The peughss--fc ring sing and Pcekskin
trains stop nj The stations Passengers taken a Cham
bcfs Canal Christopher and Thirty hrs streets Trains
New rcrt leave Troy al 40 and les and as p. ~.
ana has, Anan, al and 10 D An and 515PM
A. y. SMITH, supt
NEW TonK ANp HARLKM RAuloAD.
IN cAArcr
CemrepcfnF Monday January ~ i5, two dssy trains 70
Albany. SUNDAY srcsp,sd. Fare - BON View forr
Lesve Eev ywt ~ sTova frsm station corner Of Witt
$40 A. n.-sul ,r~in runrins Directly hrcusA yitsou,
change easN and connecting ~ neshan -Four Oo,per.
With Ne Nesr r,sns sr rt4sAsaS uersh Adams sud cher
N-yrpr-,- running ap.csly through vsscui chang.
West
- rsrupsrva faavp LrAlvy.
So A. M.-nNl kNin for Few yort direck
OF. M.-Erpresa without change ~
nche,s 70 be obtained and baggsRe cbecke1.i. s1oe
N wesern naiircs1 srssny ~ ~ WIRE and eeu,re,
Hrocsss s twenty strh tsrees and rsurh avenue, New
WIZ. ,. CAMPBELL, superip.ndeal
Dwv Toss. I'm n tn
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s.sAasnMnnTv.
IN s .:. .ss I, s, ssss s. g.
THE vokpxxrr,.H , E.sx r.s O. 1857.
Mia IhsAAAA s ssss nap,sos.
Youns HEssLEH. Young AssRiUA,
1pIone characters
THE s0nooLxAsrHa.' W. lNA Ae'e''
~ stg; iUIioss ON rHs rIeHir Ror k A''h'SA
hme Shsr., 90 n"nn. s.ns,sr Yong America
Nile Rcber. wsrzstt, Lima windel
rusGO.
me ssSs.; x~1'I
rhR SAvELs AEo DOUBLE COMPANY
UUALLAnKs IBEArKE
Fourteenth .De q s .sn p,sn a. 2.
ss1 beautiful re i0' panrs 81 hs hsr'As in her own play OF
Tonish Fse
A capital farce each night
Seats SEEMED M.e GA $ - advsnce
T AURA KEssEs sew rasAiRE
b open Z: :: :::; V" commence
a Niles saao' 8 + DTs ;srs. :SfT,..a sonsd
AN AsrssS. H Aso w., a. EsSsI Ism PLAY.
dri sssY z ''i sis s ssb entitled
TINS beautiful araUa BY o, Of the dsiuxuIsb q
Am. rean msis mas b.en received With The smost "a
iahiui pora Of the sory
ssppy @ % he fully
~ M" sS y
he NO Appaas ON very night Of 's
supported bv wears C. WI Ati.ieh j. A. Smith soddar
Reeve, MI ada Chiffon and sAAss Laura
0Risp susSAL sRLzross AND NEW Yoai Es EcHo POLKA
10 sonalde 9th as ssienr.'eo play In three acts, Of
STILL WATERS hUN DEEP.
J.hn .i,apsy =; whsst.s,s.
To morrow evening" Mr. q. Jorean's benefit
A Lar wIEK ,BOy On % or rHE SEASON
Friday EvEsING FEB. ..
(kishth sueesr,pt'oa NsNht.)
when win be performed b"pizsais grand opera
LAST rhn OF
ME- rEREaA PAR> III, Signor TIBERINI, MORRILL,
> .ss %. a0E1S0 IN The principal sn rsss s,.,.-A
YaySasae dvess saroe ARA
s.%; .:': 20 :.; sss 10. : : 3:
fe bsS s6oss tos ssswmf seats VIZ Dc spsn Ss.y ,nc.
-. so,ses k.s ~ sss:s,ss: cpsrs
RAnsyMs AxEAloAs ssUM-ANorAHA VIEW
ID local piece written expressly tor hts estabhshment,
GOTHAM. Day high. sasis6, with scenery AnA
Ss.: s: .Se *. sos Ese a.
r:sn :; :H An asiss isoo- ,, and lie sESrsMr nI
don 3 cents children under ten, ul cents. 80
DuoKLEYs sERENADcAs NEW HALL, SIS BROAD
ID way opposite ths Metropolitan Hoael
Nsua0 evening, PEP and every evening during he
Se1 grand suriesq.s q Ss sPsrsa
NEGRO MINsrRELsY.
oonnepses at TX o'elch. Tickets, cents; srshesra
Friday evening. Feb. benefit Of the officers Of Nc
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TA-h siSsss ssssxa -: &C. SSSs! Er.m
rbepubBe respectfully iaio' med uai M rHALBms.
.'er having given p /. :s's; 4 ooao.Rrs
Ne: vim na % @ st R s ssr. ann =. ;ae
The first sss: ;'ss; Sn
&c: s :s :
Viii be spared 70 mG., 2 Men s,sSy p-0ls 'c'
who has win disns u-hed reception wu
al these csncer are being made with sAer
which, when o'mr's,ssa v9 b s any s1n'snooa
IN ,sS si b, RsSsos already known from As "s
's''e. WI p'@' W @rn Ss rrr IN srw ronr.
"acd sare Se Queen Airs Ras.es.
HeRcEAur DE sALos.
s Ss asq Fa%esr. sens ,r Saso9s verbs
h.oae- ~ TS:s;- , h.nas-.L.. Le.gs,s,"
D"'" Nv sso isr pane, violin and viooaceIse.
h. S1ss S s ss., m 70 oI.aSs
total eIclusicn Of all Others This system may enable hs
s;s,s... only ;d.a view q NJ ~ AVOID Nm. NJ
fh.'''a w wo ass 81 @ fTs GREAT MASTERS
~ s.';ss1s = :;
rron nn. +. noesnss, scna.a.
An..ro o.vr,oc,c.o H. SESD'is Sonc.rn
sonsis with viooncello, Songs without vortA
p,s,uSes. " F.rus.
Nousrno-, M0urkAs-
The sepc for piano auts oboe crons, ano v,osscel.
The nAnAssmcn. has NJ. 70 few word. ysh rss.rd
% & &. ma II is ns s D only
be followed but eycry cre viii be taken 70 insoducs snh
vscrs To securc is The srais win be placed WIDER In
.srvAis An mpostsnt alteration win hke-ss DO made In
ta< uanner M scat the Avn md I'M
"-'"'' " rcsfr1os or rus rrlrroRs,
wSn s % Gsn % s s.'s sa @ S M s:
viii ss ae play TIVE Erads tplased ., either end q
ne ph1rln2 every sea WI eoDns s iu xsw we ksy
ssss from he sase vii Word better fssss han hssofore
Ali The OF the performance by this
s.s ss | ~ On int A sss
nent Of he enieranr ent offered :.
Mosp.Y, fyn ID ..
,.cl E. sne e., ..,. pr.,.,,., -m u...,
e ~ pcss s ON sosen ,,.as y
ordsr, received m adysoee rshssers viii have The esos
.c.npyv -, yrS,c -r-.1I.y opvu.
n y,s s,rrrnn.r; 20. "a,
win be performed FOR Iulc Benn- grand opera Of
roEkA.
A RNHUD,
now on s,sssou BY rc-ae. Of many o. the most s-noes,
ply sclans in he city, no So Broadway opposite he
I rS S.sse c1i US see snnsu bib.
rf soom' open po" ~ =. - ~. ., c.,,.
n B-yo ladies' sdmiaed be,seen he bours Of 4 and
I'm
rrrw WAN cAIJs-rur Last uyprQ mr. THE
All hfen betre hc curtain rs~ and - This The ss week
h.nd N hms, |. II must be ~ihdravn s.'srdS neat
positively.
f1TurvPFE
WHITES sEpEyAppR
and sshih avsnue on faiurday evening Feb T.
nasers fr ono nish Tn. or,si,si and we'll SnS~p
Gill we one Of Their grand concerts 90 Tusay evening
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4 UO4ICN NOTICE-EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUC
a peoeer by E. b. FRAsKLIN 90, 70 morrow Frt
a NJ morning al iOL O'Clock sacsroo rs Nassau street.
AL az seoor hand furniture bos bedding
plated fancy goods CHINA and glassware Co. "
NV sfaDeea This stock cons o. general assorncn Of
ossd f.yppare Ac, which nu be soad. and verify Ne
- anti of inten
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EMBELLISHMENTS RBNKWD EVERY DAY.
i BMAE Il. MULLER, AuCrIOREsR -BxIEHsrva


l1Mas z nU..Es , AgCrISEssa r., 1sx.E.nvs
yssss ,ehs -snaIAs null - WI 81, :! aosaon. e
a. ssss bssk sSsisns q sAE,y ssN MA sesndsd ~
Vet sses Troy sree. jane ao:s and III rh,esas. avs
ls a ws twevs lots Troy street tsslve Ioss
sSs street. seven D0s on Thirteenth tsgat,er VII
is being front Of iso inohss soh RI,
. Ne oo scps npYs s
sod sers ayesi Inducements far nvestsnt h. rs!sssn
one Suptred feet wide, ADD iAsre sum ,en sspn
tsrss tie 1hissenh avenue lots mo.t desarase 1900
mr. sur DRIES pork packing essb isner oeassrs
,s vt b. hbl iaSss AZ lie purchase
hssd and mOrgaxe for erp q ysars E msa s
sSss Se 1 sassHnss1. q 10. o. Ws street.
n RRgp BRAGG. AUC1ONEER-wIII SELL on
"A Jrsdsy PEP T. al Ioh O'Clock A - y osrsln q
sss ossese q stock goods esmersnS me ssSt snS
sssscsen Ssrss woodland situated shout weO niles ssss
:: ss.s,, SrUssas s a. sy s
DaIA. MULE; AUS5,EsssrHh -s GEEK
VIA seD ~ auc,on on Tuesdsy Feb 1857 81 sclosk
ss: ssssss son.a aud ~ he
Story brek bstns eevsrng be entire front o. ne sas
y soai and being near he rver are we ada ysd 70,
sca son lumber Or 'sSrass gIIpSses MACS can Do hS'
vUHN so-los.-x DOUGHTY AUCrIOEEER--
e c5ess' o. lie pre.sses l% wsa Tws.y ssssh s.e.s
ssane Of rosewo ID and ,sAbossny psrior sss 70
sssss; ,eh pSrors and Of p.n.nss osDe pier s.11 end
sp asks vsves s!usse ts.es Ily ssa ,csr.n ssress.
{sSaSy sAa1s End roc eva ..rdr.6ss socss
ksss BEDS ard Sssaas. sss and s in Su,ssas ~ssS
sss ss china o.sy sssy sssS e
pssenpssry sold without regard weather and dcHess
fsqu,sSd n en- purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

HENRY y. HYRTs yR., AuCTrONrTH-By HxRrs
- m0es-wnl sell IN Friday, reb sioS e'eloct. =,
VIC lesreoms 81 Pine street. large sale ~ rrcc~rise ~
mprsng chcce and bAeh tees sugar butter chees
~. ,sssrcni herrinfs 1920 nd ssrzs White esx
wesue seFAr Terms Gosh.
1Hcs rCn.AuCTIonEER.-sroRB NO. 10 SPRUCE
- Me~- sseFthr sale Of fancy iron imrttu ss a,n
@E Feh no ocsech A. ~. at m. IS ,taar sgee con
stunG ~tees chaies tan'e bedse IA D. ,c,ets nnbrsl
ard fss stenda hre ard blovc sans co patent s,rr
cfsrr v'e"nS lumber, trintninr IT, a. AZ ,hvssnths
cor Aal % JAS :, hAL~kI, AAs.l--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

HtoUrTRY RES1DENGE, ENGbfSH COTIAsE AND
" bsIldhr site, st auction at saybreot. Conr,
o. sesAay, The teh day q February merit 81 III ocik,
IN public auction the premises fne country
yvsesce and o. escscni garden land The hou.s
/, e rnrfhh villa ssie has pta1ias observatory, ~. IL
n Seasnfaiiy saaed The bay and fronts Maple ave
a.. adjoining The above splendid building Site cosan-
- sbout 10 Of excellent garden And.
ll~p neat nearly knrnsh coss>xe and one swe u
svs~l1snt land. This aljcns The rs acre BOT
lpao vocd "a covered with chestnut timber ccutainin
sArutS scre-L one mile rom the VILLAGE.
An. a ls 81 corn, oa,s. hay, sSsv, pcsstces. AZ
Az enc and cart tanning utensils, &c
s.ynvroh Cenp suAied ne DsSth OF The O~nnecocut
vv,~ On te Long Island ound and enc 81 he css beau
- And h~anhv places on he American continent There
- ROD churches. schools shooting failing anil bs's'ns IN The
de above viii b. ,od for cash without reserve
b NJ highest bidder.
stopp Sarbrock, examine tse preun<ss
BsSuire TER kings DIR. Tovnssnds psS-a man on nc
wl show a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

DY ANTHONY J. BLErCkER Co.-DLFkOKEn
I'D swee, property. the Merchants EIchanae Wall
esI Thursday, fcb L. ., u O'Clock 70 close an eaie
birch house, Beecker street be
Awssn Brcsdvay and the Bowery vn rcn, for asost $50
prr ~ remain Fer maps he. and for per
-ssn 70 the premises, apply 10 NJ sscnsnc.r. Ne
Dxs~