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dec IL
Bv JAS.C McSUiRE, kuctionecr
FUyR rATEEC- Saf,EuE FRAME ROUSE

Bv JAS Z McSUiRE, AuctionecT
VNRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME ROUSE
Il and Lot.-pn MONDAY AFTERNOON,
December -, al O'Clock. on the premises, by
virtue Of deed Of trust from Samuel CURSOR and
wife dated June :, loj2, and recorded In Liber
J A = No 30 foliOS 92l, 3g2. ;E2}, and 81 one
OF the land records for Washington county, in
the District OF Columbia, we shall sell parts Of
lots Nos and in square il9, beginning for the
same at the distance II hf.v feet from the north
east corner Of the Square Seventh street north,
and running thence west 20O feet 10 Eighth street
thence south by and with Eighth street twenty
hve feet thence east two hundred feet TO Seventh
street, thence North by and with Seventh
street twenty-five feet 10 the beginning. together
with the improvements, consisting OF d neat
Two story Frame Dwelling house with back
building.
Terms One third cash the residue In SIX and
twelve months, with interest, secured Ivy deed of
JOHN W. MeKIH, D ,r..-.o-
RICH. II. CLARK,
nov 3-lswhd5 JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
IL The above sale IS postponed until
MONDAY AFTERNOON, January 18TH, 1857,
same hour and place
R ir. III q HLSRK, Tsus'c's.
dec :)-2aw&ds IhS e. McGUIRE, Auct.
HTARsKAL'S sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
lSI wit 81 fcri facIag, Issued from ste Clerks
otbCo Of the Circuit Of Zoe District II Columbia
for the County ~ Washington, and tn ne direct
cd, shall expose 10 public sale, IL. ,. In front
OF the Court houe door Of said County, On mon
DAY, the 18th day OF January EeAt. 1857, at ~
o'clock n, all defendant right, tit claim and
interest in ana 10 Lot No e, in Square Nc $50,
as laid 6"wa on the plat Of the city Of Wasb'l@
ton, ID together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon, seized ard levied upon 80
The property OF Andrew Boutwell,, and will &c
sold to satisfy Judi als, no. 331, to October
term, 1856, Alfred Chapman rs Andrew Beth
well J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
dec Its for the District q Columbia
REARSHAL'S sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
I'VE writ Of nch .aclas, Issued from the Clerk
Office OF the Circuit Court OF the District Of Co.
lumb!a for the county II W ashington, aad 10 me
directed, 1 shall expose 10 public sale, for cash,
In front OF the Court house door OF sad county,
az IL O'Clock n on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day
Of January, 1857, all CciendantS right, tit',
claim, ana interPstin and to Lot No 10, IN square
No. Us, together with all and singular the in
proyenents thereon, seized and !cvied upon as
The property OF Allison Nailor. and will be sold
10 satistg Judicial, No. 40, TO March teTm 1855,
Bank Ct Metropolis US Allison Nailor
J. D. HOOVER, Marshal
dec 1915 for the District OF Columbia.
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InPORTANr rc LADIEs--WI

Il row in receipt OF the seventh
lot Of FURS, and are deternIn-
ed N consequences Of the season &EfsfSs.
being advanced TO sell, at r. E9ftzs&
dUced prices; call at %G-5Et
STINENETZ'S, >se-1.s>%S
dec 3l-ec3. 236 Pa. a. bet. 9TH and 18Th SITS
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1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
l. GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED--They
also, can be Boarded In the house IL desired
Apply 10 THOS POTENTINI. No 80 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec II
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ID n A. a Il n
"a Museum in itself,)

At No 5Oi Pennsylvania dUCnus,
Where they are open for inspection. Ii Is worth
drive or walk from Georgetown or Alexandria
to examine, and offers unparalleled inducements
to purchase
Their facilities FOR importing Trans Atlantic
Goods enables them TO retail at what many will
pay az wholesale CALL AND SEE.
Fancy Goods PortemOnnaies, Cabas, Toys and
PerfumerV, wholesale and retail. dec 81
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES from Kansas

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH
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hEaLA aEn THE COLUKBlA LoDaE PEsriyAI.
at pli Fellows Hall t. night. No one who
goes will regret it, We are certain.
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MULE TO BE REPAIRED, PAINTED AND
BLASKETED AT THE EXPENSE OF THE CoRPO-
RATION Mercury says in his Sunday let
ter 20 the Baltimore Sun
Io-moEroU evening the Mayor will urge
uPor the councils the necessity for the early
passage o. an Experimentation $1,000
10 pay for repairs and painting the almShouse :;
an ice house blankets for the Door. and n
mule
The Gonkeys should mex: be looked after
ana then Mercury would como in for some.
thing handsome
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sTElLIsG A SERMON The loss, by clergy.
man Of this city, Of various articles-an 49,.
coat, t:.-taken by passage thieves from hi.
, house on Saturday evening, mas aIrseJ1
been noticed by us, but she cream of the ;ots
we did not then state, which is, that the nock.,
.Ot the oyeTcoat contained a carefully prenareJ
! So r.OR, designed for tie rext days use
Whether the preacher, thus left minus, dis
pensed extempore spiritual fodder to his iock
on TIE following day, or whether he touched
Up a Old ----non for the occasion, report saith
not. II IS % be hoped the thieves will profit
by the stolen document
LUNAR CIRCLE.-AbOVt six O'Clock last
evening q circle was noticeable about the
moor which exhibited sOme unusai features
IN the shape of the most beautiful colors.
For a Few moments it presented all the tints
OF the rainbow rs brought out by the bright
est sunlight. AT the time it was not gener
ally cloudy, thin haze, ouly floating across
f'the face Of the moon
Tax SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF TIE USros
guards comes of on the sth Of January. ut
the Assembly Rooms. The character of the
last bail given by this fine military companv
as well as the efficiency Of the managers, arc
sufficient guarantees that the ball will be con.
Quoted IN une1eeptiOnable style
hEaLaa ER THE COLUEB!t L0DGE PEsrIyAI
at oli Fellows Hall, t. night. No one who
goes will regret il, We are certain.
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ENOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
4 stories Of the House over the Leather Store OF
Mr.. G. SHAFER, opposite the National Thea
tire. Inquire on the premises dec 10 eou
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WATCH RErURYs.-Jan. 3-Three lod gers
accommodated and dismissed JAN Alive
dodgers, but no cases for trial.
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VTHE LAKES-
lave BROUGRT YOU THE MOST EN-

HAVE BROUGHT YOU THE MOST EX-
Il quisite, unique and rech' rchc articles elabo-
rated with the most aTtStigu" TASTE from materials
the most rare and valuable which every CONT
nent and CLINE can Yield. Yea, Coral, Shells
and Pearls f!om Neptune's bTiuy deep; Ola mond :
and Mineral Gems delved from the gnomy bowcis
OF the eartn; Floral and Vegetable products dis
titled from heavenly dews In forest and aeld-
nymph and fairy offerings at the ProIDethean
shrine Of Science and Art
In short THE LAKES havecuile the choicest
FANCY GOODS which the genius OF every land
could bestOw upon the products OF every ether
They have brought them hers to Washington
and opened their
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FUEL. There are 10 arrivals of wood or
coal at the wharves since Christmas. Hickory
Is selling for 81 % per cord oak, Sc and
e6 30; pine, $3.50 and So per cord. fRed
ash coal, 1915 and 81 per tom white ash,
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NOR RENT--IN THE FIRST WARD, A
Il small two story Brick House on 10th, between
Nj and streets, for SO 81 per month. Apply to
J. PIERCE, Agent, on ed street, north Of Penn
avenue. or T. w JOHNSON. ian 2-eo3tx
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SHEPHERDS

SHEPHERDS
ERON -69 BROADWAY, NEW lORk
IL informs the ladies OF Washington, that -S<B
they have opened, at Parker Fancy store, o.
under the National Hotel, a choice assert S>l1S
ment OF Caps, Head Dresses, Golfers. Capes, and
Fancy Articles, sc, al PARkER'S
Fancy, Comb and Perfumery store,
ian l-5t& under National Hotel.
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ATTORNEY At LAW,
Office No. I5J Bridge street, Georgetown,
AETILL ATTEND TO CASES IN TIE CIR
w cult Court and the Court OF Claims; TO The
examination Of Titles 10 Property, TIE investment
Of Money IL Real Estate, Conveys ncing, and all
other business requiring the services OF an At
torney. dee g. w
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" rooms of the MURRAY House, Penna avenue
near \ street, richly wrought GOLD BRACE
LET, having the words ~ Christmas 6iit 10
Corneie" engraced on the inside, near the clasp.
IL is thought the thief will try 20 dispose oft To
any one giving Information leading to It's recov
eIy liberal reward will be given, by application
to the Proprietor of the Murray House. fan 3-2ts
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but another person by the name Of Kurtz who
his bail at the last term Of the Grim
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" Cases Penknives, imported direct from
Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield; French Portfolios,
French and English Drawing Books, Albums,
French and English Juvenile Boz Ks, English
Bibes and Prayer BOOKS OF ali sizes, in morocco
and velvet bindings; fine editions OF standard
American, English aud French author. In Poetry
and Prose. in fine bindings; and large collec-
ton OF illustrated Books, mostly imported direct
from Europe by the undersigned
dec 90 FRANCk TAYLOR
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At SIX Cents Per Quart.
HOTE Is, BOARDING-HOUSES AND
Il others will find II much cheaper and better
than they make Il. Fairs and other benevolent
entertainments can have IL at less price, at the
PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
ian 3-2ms Corner r and 18th streets.
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The STRAKOsCH Grand OTera and Concert
Company will visit Alexandria and Freder-
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MEDICAL.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDI
L ne-TRIFSMAR-None are genuine unless the engrav
ngs the Patent once Of England the seals Of
de Pharmace de Parts and the Imperial College of
Tresmar No Is the remedy for debility, premature decay,
&C. its nvgorating astonishing In the de-
cline Of fe all ply steal impedmens vanish like magic be-
fore influence thus rendering It's invaluable TO thoss
entering the marriage state Triesmar No 2enrely erad
oates all these disorders which copava and cubebs have
long thought andote for To the ruin Of the health 81
remedy for hs. class Of disorders which the Eng
with mercury 10 the inevitable destruo
ton the patients constitution and which all the sarsapa
ra the world cannot Sold In tin cases. and div
d.d In aeparac doses administered by velpsu Laeman
Rous Rcord, &C Se Price g each or four cases in one
for 80 which 81 and in ~ whereby there IA
saving ~ 80 Sold by Mr. H. A. HARROW l57 Prince street.
few ocks wes, Of Broadway, New York Immediately on
receipt OF the amount DR. H. will forward the ~ cases of
Tresmar and the large sizes carriage paid thus ensurne
genuine European preparations The ~ cases also sent Pm
SIP NJ and from tn SIP M Al isJ Prince street few
blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by O. H. RING, In
Broadway.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

TEwELRY AND DIAMONDS FOR Ty PER CENT TSss
81 than oos,-Lonis Anrich. jewelry establishment 6s
Brosdway two doors above Amity street IL selling bic
reock Of ewelry diamonds watches &C. NJ 40 per cent
than cost Persons wishing TO buy f the hoiayp
will ind Erefuy 10 their advantage by oaang nj LOUIS
ANRICH s. 6S6 Broadway.
JEwELRy.- ssp TO spo WORTH wANTED-gENuTSE
~ mitatlonn exchange for Rochelle brandy. Address
VI. s., box RIA Pos Office.
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FURNITURE.

E'URNrrvRE, fuRNITuRE,-wE PAY THE HIGHEST
price for all kinds Of household and other furniture
pets merchandise valuahes and all kinds OF property or
money advanced same Goods sold commission. Dat
door sales solicited
RicH'D WALTERS a Co, % caharine stree.
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-,np pnprsMonTn pETERsRrRa ANN RICHMoNn.

uSoR PORTSMOUTH, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
il The United states mail steamship ROANOKE Capt
Thomas skinner will Wednesday, the 9th inst, at
o'clock M from pier 10 North river She will arrive Mt
Portsmouth the next afternoon and AZ Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers the South will proceed directly
by the gres Southern mail line Those for Rlchmosd viii
arrive there Friday morning Travellers will find
this the cheapest pleassntest and most expeditions route
fare with asleruom 10 Norfolk NJ to Peters
burg and Richmond $40 Apply TO LU DLAM PLEASANTS,
Nc. ~ Broadway.
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DRoADwAY THEATRE
Id SPECIAL, ENCOURAGEMENT

A NEW AMIHlrHEATRE IN HEw YORK.
The Management Of the above popular establishment
respectfully suhmiA the following brilliant programme OF
their ensuing winter season 10 the czensof New York IN the
fullest confidence Of meeting their entire and unqualified
provai The Broadway theatre will 7h m
the h of inst tor the purpose Of altering and
modelling the interior the plan OF ASrEY'S ROYAL
AMPHITHEATRE LQndon !, mus. be borne IN mind tina,
the broadway theatre was originally designed with view 10
combine in one esabshmen the the
the beauties scenic display together
charms OF the classic drama The locality
ample facilities Of the broadway theatre render as
every respect proper heii for such enterprsc
with the energy proposed carry out the broadway
Amphheare cannot fail becoming popular
Of the city.
Intended with the aid OF the distinguished Wild Animal
Trainer Mr. VAN AMBURGH. and the organization Of n fsA
equestrian troupe together with the OF artistic
and OF the first csss to combine colossal
anmea all the animated wonders of the Geological kingdom
with the starting spiendors Of the arena together with the
brilliant exhibitions of histronc and scenic skill
The will be presented with effects which can
be produced only where action the and the
be given aim uaDeously Military pieces with troops ~
bataops Of aoders battle with charges
d comkats horseback stormng Of works gorgeous
naesa evouons vi modern csvalry psgeans and
cessons WIN eanc and classic charos Ac ard All
oher elhbis r-sQrng for action and rapidly
Oh become eAsRy attaoAh
BILE giving iuli Ia sator II
equestrian spectacle grandeur hitherto
unatiempted this continent Full particulars duly
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INTENSIVE AUCTION sALE-oF FASH1oNABTE
~ household furniture splendid rosewood panofore, costly
house furnishing articles for the approaching holidays &c.
the residence 81 West sixteenth street, shall sell NJ
public auction for cash, this day tuesday, December s
O the forenoon the entire contents 81 sad house the
superior household furniture OF first class
workmans ship. Pariors- - Yards of English tapestry
carpets three nifcen rosewood paror suits covered In
elegant satin brocate large Notre and reception
match rosewood ph marble and
and back lined with sa'inwooi expensive
y carved elegant rosewood centre aie and work tables,
the psrlor furnure rosewood
and stands costly grand action rosewood piano
stool and 500 French plate mirrors
expensive lace and brocate window curtains Also great
variety Of oil paintings, embracing many valuable
spccimers winter scenes. views, moonlight
views landscapes all elegantly framed; large size Gle
gantly decorated china Paran and Chinese figures
ormoIu clocks geiher with other costly msnte
ments mahogany black walnut and rosewood cushioned
chairs cloth. and medallion rocking
sofas 0nsion tables rich china and dinner
sets glassware comprising full assortment such
fumber wines champagne goblets celery glasses salts
butter dishes iernonades pitchers &c also costly silver
spoons forts cake baskets avers ivory
lery, common crorkery, plates vegetable dishes, soup
Also tho furniture Of all the bedrooms containing
rosewood and mahogany chairs elegant rosewood
mahogany aud maple bedsesds hair mattresses
wood mahogany marble top bureaus and wsshsands TO
zach the beistesds decorated china toilet sets
carpets mirrors, t9ieb a. tables elegant sair
carpets sod rods oclchs hall stands &C The aucoueer
calls special attention 70 this sale embracing everything
furnishing complete 81 first class house Purchasers
rely that the entire contents Will be sold without
cash depus, required sale positive without regard To
ther. y. NASH, Auctoneer.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE AT AUC-
IN uon.-M. DOUGHTY, Auconeer will sell this MORN
ing l0 O'Clock at the salesroom 10 Nassau all the
furniture contained in the store to advances consisting
OF six elegant carved rosewood parlor suits bro
cae plush and hair CLOTH rosewood marble centre and
sofa tables secretary bookcases pier and mane mirrors
paintings bedsteads, bureaus washstands toilet
tresses paiasses atetes Sofas chairs rockers
The above sale affords opportunity to dealers and house
who about refurnshing every lot VIII be
remptoriy sold to the highest bidder for cash.
DAWNBROKER'S sALE.-W. N. LEWIS WILL. SELL
this day, AT 1876 Bowery stairs, by order OF w. r.
simpson quantity of unredeemed pledges consisting Of
men and womens wearing apparel &c. Sale to commence
al l0H A. NJ; mems clothing at o'clock
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LIVE FINE BILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION.
By A. " CRISTALAR, Actioneer,
Tf,ta I.v ~ GOA Itroadurax al falg .sct,ck

U Ry a. VI. tRISTALAR, Acioneer,
THIS day. At sel broadway, At los O'Clock.
Also large stock Of hrandes, gins wine whstey,
and a 10; 81 domestic and imported segars,
The whole Of the above will be sold positively without
and chance seldom 70 he met with by parties in
want Of billiard tables
<yuBFRT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIoNEFR BANKRUPT
VI sale by AARON n SAVAGE at their salesroom, 80
etock Of up fursa good opportunity for dealers 10
stock up-cnmpfsng rich sable, mink, lynx crmine fitch,
rhnch coaks and victornes muiis, cnis capes,
gloves buffalo robes FOX, squirrel wolf &c Also ON same
~ clothing carpets oil cloths fancy goods, lace goods
VTousr SALE SPLENDID FURNITURE, RICH
Wilton and veye, carpets costly French plate pier and
three suits o. rich paror furniture rosewood
panofs seysn octave valuable oil paintings pesr and
silver cutlery 40 at 2ts West Twenty third street,
Esrbth avenus-DANIFb s. HOuGH. aucuoneer. viii sell
this dav Tuesday Dec g at 10 O'Clock. the entire fur
n,ure az house which 81 the best DESCRIPTION,
OF large and costly pier and mante mirrors
elegant suits OF parlor furnre
rich hrOcade one DO ia green ana gOf
costly secretary BOOKCASES sohd carved rose
wood centre sofa and tables hree supseor roseWS.
etegeres ops with mirror doors aud backs elegant
rosewood reception chairs In rich satin and tapestry rose
wood with mirror backs rich lace WINDOW
curtains and shades and ormon cloek chins
vsseA and rich paflor &C. WIN neo
paintings dining and chamber furnure eegah exief
sion tables chairs gold Rand decorated tea and coffee sets
elegant ruby and pearl aud silver cutlery cake
baskets casters bureaus wassands with marble tops cost
~ decorated china toilet sets best hSr maesss oeus snd
bedding, French oval mahogany susm tnrnure
hArcoh cottage and mahogany spring seat chairs rosewotf
nall ssnd otcloh &C Sale positive and no pneponemet
NJ B-fersuns in Of furniture NJ aucunn VINO pre-
sumo nat me enRth and huge proportions q ~ adNrrs
ment are criterion for either the quantity the quality
the goods are p~iey advised all that rs offered on the
day and examine for themselves and especially the
goods described IN the above aiyertissntnt
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DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Manager and Proprietor. kr f. Eddy
PRiCEsBoxes and parquet Is cents Pit IL
boxes s. and 81 seats IN private boxes 80 cent?
Third week OF the engagement of
SANDS, kATHANS CO.'S
Great Triple Troupe IL Equestrans.
AMERICAN FRENCH AND GERMAN.
This CTUESDAY) evening Dec, 4,
EIGHTEEN ACTS IN THE ARENA
To conclude with the pantomime Of
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d A. Chiffon. Northumberland CARVED
ID. rosewood and mahogany furniture all made to order
Of the materials rich chandeliers real Brussels
PETS damask curtains, pianoforte &c COLE Chiffon
will auction Tuesday. Dec g. at ns o'clock at No.
gil Tenth street Second avenue, AL the furniture
tanned the above house which has been less than
perfect order consisting elegant carved
rosewood sofas tee tees and chairs en- suites rich Brus
carpets rosewood sdehoards rich chandeliers
rosewood bookcases superior rosewood panofore, extra
large pier mirrors damask window curtains dining tables
tables wATdrobes floor and hall ocoths hair
mattresses spring mattresses rich toilet SETS dc and the
OF bedroom furniture The house completely
furnished throughout costly manner and of the best
materials Catalogues be had at the house the
ing of sale, and the auctoueers Office Monday IS
Nassau
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UCTIoN SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND sA-
"A loen fixtures
A. M. CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer.
VIII sell this day, Dec. g.
No 1914 broadway at l0lz O'Clock
The contents Of the above saloon consisting of five billiard
tables balls made by celebrated makers Also
fixtures eating liquor bars, tables, chairs, paint
oilcloh and fixtures together with lsrs
choice lot wines whskey, brandes. Havana and
domestic aegars; also lease of premises N. BThe whole
will be sold lot il purchaser be found not
separately.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY r. LEEDS a Co, AUCTIONEERS-oFFICE NO
- Nassau street. will sell at auction on "Wednesday and
Thursday Dec and TO- at II O'Clock each day, At the
gallery over the saesroom No - Nassau street superb
collection OF oil paintings just received from Europe, com
prsing about 90 fine pictures Of the French Elem sh aud
Italian schools Among them will be found the best works of
Eyerdnger, Hondekoeer Ruysdaie Wouvermans Van Erp
Williams. Polemburg, Faber Fan Bomburgh; copies OF Ku
bens and Rembrandt Benstracter Snyder Fano Vatican
Decos Schouer Ostade, Verbockhoven Carl der Jardn
De Wilt Smells, Dens Carpenter, and many other cele-
brsied artists This beautiful collection will he on exhibition
In the gallery three days previous the sale and to be
res
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w rs. MEIIoR, AUCTIoNEER-FURs. FURS FURs
w auction, this day Tuesday nj l0k o'clock at I52
broadway, Maiden lane. by MEIi.oR LLOYD. AZ.
airnees sale xhp worth Of ladies' and gentemens
furs and sleigh robes al of which warranted the best
goods In the market Catalogues issued Sold by order OF
assignee. =. JACKSON.
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I'm. IRVING. ArcrIoYEEa. GREAT HOLIDAY

vyM. IRVING. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOLIDAY
w auction sales OF superb Paris Chinese and Japanese
fancy goods fine table cutlery glass and china silver
&e also splendid assortment 81 ladies' genilemens
and chlldrens furs-By IRVING WATKINS, on Monday,
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday, Dec Il o. 10
H. the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Nos 80 and 5i Broad
All Of the goods Of the costly description and
importation. This sale affords excellent opportunity
purchase beautiful holiday presents ~
prices the sale Is 10 be positive and perempory T-
rooms will be thrown open TO the public for exhibition
Monday morning O'Clock The sale Of the
each morning 0 o'clock The fancy goods In the evening
a; precisely y, o. clock