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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-17

STRIP HR-M South Bend Ind foeedsy. no 10 AFTER
sbc< ine,A Mrs HsnDab sinker IN the 7h yesI 81 her ase.
vrlov OF sker eldest daughter Of the late ssn'el
Pamssy tbs city, and sIndmotbsr Of the bon. Shiny
er Collar, VI c.
The memory OF the jos. is blessed.
gEERy-On Sunday Feb IS Of consumption, Anne Seer,
eloest daughter Of the late James eeery.
sBUTE- On Sunday Dornps Feb IS Amanda, only child o.
John W. and Susan Z. shute, aged yeAr months and
days
TAYLoROn Sunday Feb l st The residence Of he fA'her
at Fort Lee Wn h Taylor IN he h year Of h' age 81
sumption. -
Member, Of La Fayette Lodse No g. aud Acs Lodge aaa
the fraternity general invited 70 attend his funeral on
wednesday q. H. ~ ;be CanLsireet Ferry Carriages
will be in Tesdsess 20 convey them 70 Green"ood-
TOMPKINs-At Prooklyn. Monday Feb. 10 Of sclIle;
fever Gilbert of Gilbert II. and Phebe X TonPfirf
aged year and II months . -, ,.,,-
TIE friends family invited 20 attend the funeral this
morning At 81 O'Clock, from NJ. 25s Adeiph street.
| Utica papers please copy.
TATE-on Sunday Feb IS, Julia Armsrors wife Of John
Tate in the 5ith year Of her age
THONPsON-Ou Thursday, Feb II Jennings Washington
Thompson, formerly OF Virginia, aged % years
WRIGHT-At Baden Springs Ala. Sunday, Jan. IS, Wm:
W Wright native of Chsres.own, Mass aged II years an
months.
WARD-At Boston. Friday, Feb -, Caroline N. Ward
wife Henry V. Ward ard daughter Of VIM B. heyno.a'
eco. aged Is y.Gs.
WELLES-At Lowvle Lewis County, Saturday, Feb 7,
Meia1c.hon w. Weles in The 9Th year OF his age
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Clesrings for 6 days ending Feb. 9.... 1sol93672
Clearngs for days ending Psb.l6..... l55 8i2 1850
Balances for 8 days ending Feb. s;..... s,Sts64i
Balances for days ending Feb &c.,. 1854 1856

Cotton is unchanged since the Europa's news, but is
firm sales 600 bales. Flour and other Breadsta ffs
are well sustained, with light arrivals and good de-
mand. In Provisions there is fair business at full
rates. We notice no change in Groceries.
Geo. r. Conover, esq, Cashier Of the Importers and
Traders Bank has resigned his Office, with view of
entering business private banker. Mr.. Conover
retains his situation Cashier until the Bank sat
isfactorily f his place.
The annexed figures show the earnings of three of
the leading roads running out of Chicago for the last
three months Of 1856:
October. November. December.
Galens and 1851 76i ~ &2l7 1877 - Sl332 98
Chicago and Burin gon 27g249 So l7sT7 - l5Ol95 ~
illinois Centrsl..... 5000 40 1859 10 l5S.Sl5 ~
This shows falling off in the Galena Railroad earn
ings in December to one third of those Of October and
in the Illinois Central to halt. The equipment of
the former has been ample to do all the business offer
ing, while the equpage of the latter was restricted.
The annexed table will show the passenger receipts
Of the Sixthsvenue Railroad for three years past:
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Brown, shiplcy 4 Co.'S Circular.

Pey Tp,opd LIVERPOOL Jan. 50, 1897.
The transactions CoIroN duug past week have been
TO extent but without Improvement In prices
the leading being that OF qaenese prof.
duced BY the tightness and pretty general e
that the Quotsos for American descriptions are fully
higher than be maintained when supply increases Fno
shipments India unusually large the quantity At
beng estimated 10000 bales and is thought that thu
Chinese diff cules divert this market than the
usual proportion the crop. The continued large purchases
by speoulstos aud exporters Of India Cotton 10 arrive are
creating interest the improved quality OF the crop and
relatively moderate prices compared with American having
induced for Cotton that In all probability
may not be shipped Bombay before Apnlsnext
the ending evening reach 81 80 bales
specuators taking @ and exporters $50 bales To day tho
business estimated 1900 bales the market closing without
animation. The following tue official qsotstions;
Orleans Mobiles UplAnss.
FNr.s.s......b tleo ~
MIddlng .....It $40
Total stock in this port $4,000 bales American geo bales.
Do same time last year 900 bales American 49, 90 bales.
Trade in Manchester quiet without much change In prices
There has doing In Wheat but prices generally
well mant aimed white 9idel 10, red, d9l f10 FLOUR
In fair demand S0 l3l for Western Canal S6ds5 for
Philadelphia Baltimore S3j6dX for Ohio. aud ~ dSI Y
bbl for Canada continues AZ an sd
y quarter; mixed and yellow Ss1o4e white i
ass " quarter -.
Nothing doing In TuRPEsrisE RosN IN steady demand a.
4I7Qil9 y cwt. for common quality
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The Company are running eleven more cars than on
The l of February, 1855, with seven less horses and
mules. which partially illustrates the advantage of
horse cars in business in which the feed and care of
stock is so large an item. The management find mules
and the tough little Canada horses, which they have
introduced owing to the high price Of mules, wei
sdapted TO their work. hardy, sure-focted and free
from casualties.
The election of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail-
road took place on the 10th inst at Milwaukee.
The following are the names Of the new Board: John
Catlin. New.York Z. D. Hoton, Milwaukee; John
C. Wright, Schenectady; E. b. WOlcott, Milwaukee;
George II. Walker, Milwaukee, Z. d. Clinton,
Waukeshs A. E. Ray, Eagle; A. Finch, jr., Nil
wsukee; II. l.. Dousman, Prairie du Chen Joseph
Goodrich, Mihon; E. W. Peltou, Prairie du CHEM
Apsen Eldred, Milwaukee; Hans Croker Milwaukee;
Mellon Dewey. Csssvihe; E. L. Dimock, JsnesviIle;
Brooks punwidde, Monroe; F. j. Tbbets, Madison.
The only changes from the old Board are John C.
Wright Of New.YOik, ii plsce Of 8. q. Alden resigned,
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uys rnS eSsoes q Brazil he psrliars Of which not
known lie Date Trading Compsay advertised for so
on ISM Msich IN Am',srdAn g. es7 BASKETS Java sgsr
sohuose eaL A, saction $50 A@xs went Il
toi 81 cent nm 80 cases BOMBAY refr 81 cent soaeh,
IN o. offered 1t2 bags 90 Of 2 5it cent sod
q, * o0oS. The LoniDN value Of BEAM ~ c.rt On tn,
spot e. For GriyA there IL rather demand today
sLd 50 been refused for BsrE Nitrate of Sds rood
bush ess sas been transacted ~ Is. j9isl6
TsLLow in aty. demand al IS for C. the spot aad for
March
In WHALEBoNg nothing doing
TvRTESrNt27o0 bills Rough sold Of 10 g. spiris s held
., - for American In casks
TN.NrTy ,,e Offering BlOeks, I49 Bars iSi stsIts.
IA BancA. 49,
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK......
Cleared.

Stesmship-viio, Sharp, Hsvre, L. T.. Fourier.
Ships-Nicksburg, Hughes, Nev Orleans VIM. Nelson Il
Son Louisiana lBrenl.l Muller Richmond, Ch.' Williams
Barks-May Queen Goldsmith. Dix Cove ~ l. BROOK
house Midway (Brl, Been Bermuda a. Montel Co
Peri Tbasrop, Portland, J. W. Deano; Geo. Leslie, Hall,
Ciepfuesos. r. w. TruDdy.
Bng.-Mystc, Fsh. st. Marks snslwood, Anderson Co
Rolling Wave, Murphy Nueyltas, Levy a Roux.
SoLooners-Cabot, Racket Bridgeport. ,. Is. Edwards; W.
COlyer, Sweet NewHsyen j. B Edwards Crenshsw, Moss,
Richmond C. III. Pieson Neptunes Bride, Van Buren, Wash
ngon McCrssdy Mott Co; N w. Smith, Wyatt Charles
ton McCresdy, Mott Co Fanny tnl, Cnarleson o. Bulb
ley f. &. Fslter Arnold Savannah Scranton Tsllman.
sioop-Editor Case Bridgeport, J. h. Edwards.
Propeler-Jsekson, Baker, Baltimore, III. b. Cromwell.
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NONCOMPLIANCE Sunday, Feb Q, BY the Rev mr
Freeman Mr.. Charles r. Bonnet Of Orange NJ - ana A's
Isabella Williams Of Springfield N }.
uouou uERRILI-At New Berlin, Union County, Penn,
on Wedresday morning, Feb. IL, by the Rev MI Aaahs
Alfred H. Housh Of Philadelphia TO Mary - daughter vi Tue
lsse james Merrill Of the former place
IIInNrY-BOWERs-O Thursday, Feb Il, BY the Rev Mr.
Fner Mr. Thomas H. Lunney Of Bashwck, TO Miss Isabella
Of Brooklyn.
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il becoming more abundant and FAere IL fsposr6on
=, he na,, Of the pubic 10 make nvestments.
The rturn OF the Bank OF England for the week
sndng the 9th OF January, grves the following re-
snts WIEN compared with ire previous week:
p,Is s..... Sil z 92l Increase. f725 sU
OH as,o.its........ 9sS5,oo5 Decrease ..l.cosS
~. f.....,... SSS9le0 Increase. S21
O.. he ether SIDE OF the account:
Goy,runent securities L II, 80 4sl Increase slsSt
Orher securities 1888 lS Decrease. asIet.
80 n,snnloved 4S5L7yo fncr~ase.. ST $50
The amount Of notes in circulation Is ~ OSs 200,
being decrease of f37407l and the stock OF bullion
in both Departments is so. No. ~, showing an IN
crease Of l., s73 when compMed with he preceding
return.
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corrRr CALENDAR-rHIs DAY.

sppRKnr Observation-Disclosures. 5S9, 1874, 632,
M us Is SOL 36 $50 So co., s6 $685. 26 &c. $685.
o., Ss7 -
terdsy. 80 49,. -ro ~, "a, no
"a +s4 SIS SIS $50 $751; $40 63 sic, 49, 100, 2S9,
CouRr OF CoMMoS PLEAs-Part Mos. 29S, 3o6,
9,s SIS S sl SAC 955 3ss s5 $685. 4o2 A. AS Part
U1Nos S77, 3z 30, AIS to 4S2, 1871, 28s 4l6, 4S5.
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BY Teie9raph.


PLoT.sosr WAsHwGTos No. 2 which has been long time
supposed have been the schooner collision
with the steamship Empire City the pish Of the nth u
TELEGRARH DISPATCHES received BY Elwood Walter es,
dated
CHAELEsTos, FEB 1.-THE schr Pocshontss, from New
York ashore in Beach Cbsnnt and been there
tides We have ne b assistance.
Feb TLe Poe shontss remains ahofe made
nefectusl zttempt her Of There along
aide 81 fhcient 20 tighten her She lies easy.
SHIP COLUMBIA Of Bath, from New por with railroad soo,
ashore the South Breakers to-day in squAl and viii
probably prove total loss
BEAuFosr Feb. Ia-sehr B. l. Myers Of and from New
York Is stranded al Ocracoke Bar.
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.~r, sseent but hesIin, IN urusu0 DoSse came IN
~ss The busAr who made his escape BY llmfns
40 s..h Of tbe front door He captured BY On
s nd REYNOLDS Third District Police and com
$3.50 IA rnr~eI BY Justice Blsclhy.
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Decre,.e... sl8,9l4 sS6.53 s@9tls shu-,-h
m l,ans are doubtlsss lower now than the above
average and the only course Of safety for the Banks
While N. nresent accumulation OF the SUB Treasury IS
co,, on "a N continue their contraction. The late
ezpans;on from slOs, 600 to sllo,oco,Ooo was
irjudiciOus, and the step should be fetraced.
The movement of The Banks Ence Nov. !, 1855, has
hser a. foToya:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. rms Dkv
suu-Rses. 1851 ses......... $50 Moon-Rises... l3
HicH WATER. THIS DAv.
Sandy Hook. 0O4 Gov Island. O:5a He'd Gate. $50
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The eouipmen. of the road in horses and mules has
been kept up and slightly increased in number. The
number of horses and mules lost during the year has
been three mules and three horses-total, six.
The relative number of horses and mules for the LAST
hree years has been:
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Markets. d. Reported by Telegraph.
CHARLESTON Feb. -CorTos-SaIes To day, 1900 bales e
ic. advance upon Fridays prices
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RIRTH.
MARRIED

LYON-At Brooklyn. Z. d., Sunday evening, Feb ID,
Hannah r., wife Of Sylvsnus Lyon, OF son.
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a. he ether SIDE OF the account:
Markets. .CARErVLLY REPORTED FOR THS TRIBUNE.
Eeb 1 lcS7

AsHES-The market Is steady but quiet the arrivals are
moo-ae sale. Of Pots 81 6 and Pels 81 the same pfc
COTTON-The u,Affet has been quiet to-day; prices rue
s,sSy III. sales are reported 1900 bales We repeat our
Saturdays quotations. as follows
SEw-YosK cLAssricArIoS
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ArriHo1l.

L. 5. NJ steamship Nashville Evan Charleston 50 hours,
mcse. and pass. 10 spoford TlestoD Co
Ship Louis Napoleon (hs Harting Ham SO days With
md.e and pass Mr. Eyds: Feb H. Ia. . 81 Ion. u 81,
passed the which bad been FIRE had tho
yard, new nlsinsail and rigging attached
Ship Fanny Mcheny toi PHILADELPHIA Smith, London 9i
The latter part Of the passage had strong norhey gales
and very cold weather. lost sails &C. Feb Michael Con
the rail and lost Has been detained dag b. tho
foe, with pilot on board
Bark Roanoke ,of Portsmouth, Weber, Norfolk days with
naval stores 10 James Pilsbuiy
Bark ToyAtore (o Sesspotl, Carver Cardens oh Inst,
with and molssses 70 master Feb Cape Fear bearing
W. distant Is miles spoke ship Washington Norton, from
Charleston for Hayre. Had heavy weather; split sails NC
Brig Enterprise (o BeliAst Grindle. azaS Is days with
aud moasse H. d. Brookman Feb. on Hstteras,
durins gale, In company with brig 3. ThuIston from
HAtaDzas tor Boston.
Schr. A. J. DeRoset, Brewster Wilmington days WITH
pavs stores 70 Dolner, Potter Co.
schr. D c. Hutz Haock, Wilmington 8 days. with naval
20 Dollner, Potter Co.
schr K Caldwell HUDSON Charleston II days, with cotton
&c, McCready Mott CO.
Propeller Quinnebaug Hollan Norwich
Propeller WestcbesteT, Clark, Providence.
BELOW-sbip Harmonic Doane, GLASGOW Dec -; brig
Leonard berry, of Prospect and others Also bs Vermont
Smith 81 days from JAMAICA via Key Vest BY poS boat
David Mitchell
SAILED-Steamers Borussia Ham. screwl, Ehlers for
Hsnburgh; Vgo French scre~l sharp, HAVE.
WIND-Duns the day, s and light.
The psckeshp Zurich from HSyfe while being towed up
the city from Quarantine went ashore the mud fat tsck %
Governors Island, during the fog
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON Feb. l6.-Ar. steamer Palmetto Phisdephis
Westsmport, New York Also banks Priscilla, New
CHARLEsTON Feb I6.-Tbe U. s NJ steamship sor,s.
erne Murray from New York arrived Saturday morning At
9ocock
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE frem NEW

~ YORK to R0CHE5TER-fhe ROCHESTER I'd
SfNEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open, and 4, soa-
York and Lrs RAosds forms direct iron Nes-Yee
Rochester.
The drecsnes RI s route together with The speno CON-
rt aasrdec ey toe wide readers By r the most dess
be between the above AIMED cities
Tickets be procured the New York and E R&rosa
neke Ohce foot Of Duaass Dd No. lss Broadway ass =
Jersey City
Bszgsas checked throush.
1Iekht, will transported between New fork and koehes
ter With dispatch Any information desired In regard her.s
be obtained BY esnz General Freight Agent Of ne
New York sud Erie Railroad Hrie bzldnfs % g. TAPPAh
Express Freight Agent, No - Broadway.
No trans on he Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
Sunday j. A. hEDFlELD oupennteadene
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD con-
N PANYs ExPREss-GESEsAL oyvIss, No. It's BssaS.
way n Y.-The New-York md Ene RAisos1 CsnSsy -
aow psspHsd ~ do sregaias ExPrsss besiness
q. D. RICE, ssyt yzrssA
.. c. NscAtIvn, esGess suyxistssdsse
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law LNI'ELLIGE1VCE.
sURRooATE's COURT - Pss 10. - Before =. W.
BRADFORD.
The BuRDELL LsTATH.
H. nr,J


THE BuRDELL Estate.
In The ms.ter Of Of Harvey BareeD deceaseL
The controversy between DIR. BUaells family and
Mrs. Cunningham will probably get under weigl in
Ne lstter part of this, the bt Of next month un
hoss the Parish Will case, which comes on again to-
orow, exhaass the residue Of the Winter and Spring
citation has been issued at the instance OF Mr.. VIM
Brrdel, whereby Mrs. Cunningham claiming TO De his
boihers widow, is required % show ca1se why letters
OF admins alton should not be granted TO him.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcI.L TERM-FEB. l6.-Before
Judge boswORTH.
THE FRENCH ENBEZZLERs TO BIZ BROUGHT UP AGAIN
ON HABEAs CORPUS.
a writ OF hsbeas corpus gas granted IN tne case Oh
Carpenter, PaIot, the Grsets, &C. on Saturday ait
noon requiring the Keeper OF the Eldridge street AL
r. bring them before Judge Bosworth this morning.
TIE KEEPER however, denying th.t he had the parties
in question in bis custody and the pspers being detect
I'VE ia some other respects no action taken this
morning T-is afternoon, second wit was granted,
tsested TO Sheriff Willett and requiring hun 10 pro-
Once The French fugtiyes in Court on wednesday next
The decision Of Judge Davies, 1t will be remembered
covered their detention under arrest In the civ sun
but the present writ intended 10 test the gh OF tue
Omitted States authorities while nqurng into the pro-
prie,y of ssuing warrant Of exIadon, 10 hold them
Chas J. Murphy at. Martin Mcdonald
Motions granted VITO $40 costs to abide event on
ATTENDANTS puang 20 bnDg action Of false imprsoa
nent by reason Of his arrest - .
August Charles, &c sgt. The Warrington INSURANCE ~
Motion denied with $40 cos;s.
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SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL TERM-Feb. 16.-Before
Iudae PEABODY.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Feb l6-BefoTe
Judge PEABODY.
THE HORACE DRESSER CONTEMPT.
James c. Wicker sgt. Horace Dresser
The csse Of alleged contempt on the part OF horace
Dresser of which we have made reports from time
10 time, came up on Friday last on appeal. Each
party arms that the inclination OF the Court was IN
bis favor. but no decision was rendered.
This morning Mr.. Dresser again came before the
Court on an order TO show why he should not be
punished 90 for further contempt in refusing to give
kst OF his membranes on his examination. lie re-
niles that he does not know what they and cannot
be expected to institute a search High words passed
between Messrs. Van Pet and Dresser, each substan
TALLY giving the other the lie more than once; Inc
questions between them are however, TO be submitted
On written points tomorrow.
Jacob Durham agt VIM. Consnt.
The Court declines at this stage to interfere VITA the
In the matter Of The Empire City Bank.
Motion granted, appeal To be taken forthwith, and
moving parties liberty take in the argument and
appeal. 49, c.,,,
Order granted.
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ipg .s5 ,e3 900 sgains. IS, es7, 900 last week II
comparison with The previous week Is IS fouows;

Loan. 4 DIS. Specie Cireni.toe; 49, 20
Psb. I..... slI2s7e,7lS flll9sN ~ az ~
Feb IS. Il2727s9 lo,,T,S2 Sloh'S H''iTi1
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-FEB l6.-Before Re
GkftTu

(uetAV BENDER t5truldH, ag1I Do yodr, Uy tIeSuO
snter pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree He
vas charged with burglary in the first degree bat the District
Attorney the minor plea IL appeared that about
jdpshi on the lh of January be broke into the dwelling
house Mr. Lawrence K Jerome, No - West Nineteenth
reet and stole four worth 10 EACH four vests worth
IS each and pairs of psntaoons worth S. pair Police
oer him leave the premises by the front paor
ndov him and captured him. The Recorder
sentenced the State Prison for une and nine
months. :,
Charles Kelly, boy seventeen years old, was tried
burglars in the first decree and convicted OF burglary
fore Of Mr. chad Reed No. rs Csbsne street and had
moved ready or sens 20 lbs Of bacon and some crockery
h the burglary by other boys who made their escape
The PRISONER was taken In the store He was sentenced 70
Shrss wears and six months In the Penitentiary.
Louis Keeper, James Allen apd james Clyde,
vesded suty to attempt to commit burglary in the third
one nisht weeks They broke into the
store OF Bernhard Boren No. 10 Hester street and stole
poyte monnsis rings chains &c. worth $67 Sentence
Wss seseryed till Saturday. .
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--FEB. l6.-Before Judge
BRADY.
E,ther Leopold ast. Morris Meyer
The Court reduced the smount of bail In which the
attendant is held in this breach Of promise Of which
presented report this morning, TO Sow
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Henry Il. LEEDS. Antioneer.

HNNRY IT. LEEDs, AIctloIfeT
II II. LEEDS " Co. will sell by Auction, on
IL WEDNESDAY June 10TH at - O'Clock IL front Of
their Store, No . Ns,sau-st - $500
supurb pair DARK BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, l6i hands
high years old tro with Carriage in less than 81
minutes wesh 26oO pounds very stylish dryers, perfectly
gentle aud kind and warranted in particulars probably no
finer pair Of horses for family has been offered by AUG
ton many years. ,
Also splendid GREY HORSE, l6 hands high, years old
long nano and tail sound and kind aud ro. the mile in
side of minutes be No. @ 3day !nst. a..
j. DEARBORNS Stable.
about handy sound and kind in al harness and cannot
be- surpassed m saddle horse and Is very stylish diver
also nice road Wagou built by Of the best city makers
nearly
Set OF Slycr-mounted Harness CO .; SCj.
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A. NJ MER~N, Agc.ionsef
DY BANGS. BROTHER n CO.-Trade Sale

ID Rooms No IS Psrkrow.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 81 O'clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY # English aud Amer
can BOOKS comprising choice standard works Ia History
Travels Biography Poetry, Arts aud Science Belle LeEe,
and general Miscellaneous Literature including variety OF
elegantly Illustrated Books rch bindings, Se also st OF
ivory Che.smtn and Backgammon men, very expensiVe.y
carved.
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TIEGANT SALE of FURNITURE, Aubusson
II aud Imperial CARPETS.-HENRY H. LEEDS Co.
will sell by auction TUESDAY, June 9 a LEI o'cIes at
their Sae,ruon No. 3 Ssssan-st elegant Household arm
I removed ofae consisting OF very elegant
carved IN bllcAtee d. IN green and
gold reps bsckwanut Dining Suites IN Neen reps ma
Lnesrv Suites In plush and har0utn black ~anGt and rose
wood Hall Char Easy Chairs in morocco, carved rosewood
Ann Chairs bfocatclc Grab and god euAe.ed Cottage
Suites maIbe-;op. elegant carved rosewood Center Iaor
uahosauy and rosewood Etagcrs Bookraz. OAK Extension
Dining Table. rosewood nIarhet Dressing Bureaus Do
Mashtsud Window Curtains rosewood sad
MAHOGANY Bedsieads eltssu carved omolu Cnandeas MY
rr ALT framed mantle and Glasses elegant AInni,te
roya Wilton Bru.els and Ingram Carpets, OIcoths STAR
Carpets Stair Rods China Glass and EaFth"nwre Also an
ig5nt Bubl GOA iu Piano heavy olm0lu mountinss
ays made by an OrebeTs Paris and cost $50 together
with Piano BY ChcklE DO BY Groyessren
& Tru.low and two mahogany DO OIL Of excellent toEe and
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ANTHONY J. BLEEELR, Auctionecr.
WA SIIING TON DDnDL DTN ~ AlFf

ANTHONY J. BLEEEER Agctoneer. -
TORT WASHINGTON PROPERTY at AUG
i TION-A. j BLEECKER. son 4 Co, will sell on
THURSDAY june In st - o'clock a, Merchants FIX
change tho whole of the well known STEWART PROPER
TI, divided into three rgr pats and wilton can D. ady1nta
eeouy subdydcd BY gentlemen DESTROYS OF urng home
stead PARCELS OF ten lots being the Depot aud
within minutes OF Charbsrss An Early inspection Il tho
ground before the is advisable is admitted T. be the
most desirable part of tho city tor hne iences Cal az the
office Of the Auconeer for maps The sale ordered - be
posiYe and large portion Of the money remain on tho
us.a
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Dniloina Editorials.

THMNEY-TOPS, Gsmkirk and American Store
~ wsIe Glazed Pipes Water and Sever Pipes, vtrfet,
esuAl TO imported L. l. Pottery oepc 20 4 Aas- 81,
LINGUISTIC TILHS-FOr Vesubules, Halls,
IL Hearths Dining rooms COrsrry5tories &, GARNhLaK
CHIMNEY-TOPS DRAIN-PIPES. &c For ssle ~
MILLER Il COATES, No 27s Prari-.t n Y