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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

The State Temperance Convention, winch con'sp''
in Albany on Tuesday morning, only concluded " ~
Eberations at late hour las. evening The TWO u'''
were devoted TO an earnest and animated seo's'
having more immediate reference to the Ne~ EAe'''
Act ard the proper attitude Of the Tempe'snce n'
with regsrd to it, though very WIDE rs'gs '.
lop;cs was diated on. Mr. T.. c. DelsTan cae
il the Chair early appointed, on motion Of the ~
John March of this city Business COMMITTEES 81 w.
who in due time reported series Of resolves su'ss.
del MIGRATORY Of the new Act, n.pudsilng 20 "a =,
that Temperance men should give Na
comfort, and demanding the immediate -
ration Of distinctive party, TO conc"
State at or Fall Election, on the s's,s -,
Of prohibitjop. This view was sustained " '"s
debate by Nersrs. Marsh Delayan, Wuder o. 49,
Corliss Of Washington County, Stebbn' OF No. "a
Cannon Of New.York, c. W. Denison OF b"h.O'
o,ber.. On the other side il was contenae" ~ n.
If the decision Of the Court Of Appeals oY "n-s
late Prohibitory law was prostrated' 'Ahs 80,
true coure for temperance men to Seq'ie'O' AZ.
time in The presen. Law, ard cal on ths POP a.
tho, ;,les TO uphold and enforce it, wT.h VIZ .
cear and full exhibition Of s meUo and a''1 -.
fist 70 one could complain that tie prncips~ ,sy
cent regulation, instead Of REPRESSION OF tne -
Traffic. had never had fair Hisl. In th' ""'
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Nep9lork DAILY Gribm,te
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1857.
The ,upplv of beef cattle thi, week, 2.5i2 i, 65e

The supply Of beef cattle this week, 25i2, i, $50
less than the week before, and 0jj less than the
average of last year. This would naturally create
sucb an increased demand, at moderate price as
to produce a strong advance. But the truth is that
prices have been already advanced so high that
butchers al their customers cannot stand much
more. Owing to that, ard to the fact that straw
berries of good quality have rarely been more
abundsnt.or cheaper than they were yesterday
the price Of cattle did not advance materialy-the
cents pound for the meat, less the hides and fat
The prospect Of decline is not favorable for those
who are groaning over toe present complexion of
butchers bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

The Free.State Legislature of Kansas met at
Topeka On the 9th On the 10th they went into
secret session to discuss the pr0priety of imme
diatey organizing and putting in operation the new
government On the 11th the Senate elected the
W. A. Phillips United States Senator in the place
of Col Lane. TIE Legislature almost unanimously
sustain the Convention. The Frce-State COnven
ton met at Topeka on the 9th inst, Col Lane pre-
siding. A resolution was adopted disowning the
Territorial Government and declaring that the ad
mission of the Territory into the Union under the
Topeka Constitution was the only method of ad
usting the difficulties. The Convention pledged
itself to pursue the application now pending before
Congress- and announces that it is the duty of the
Legislature to complete the State organization
Resolutions recommending the Free State party to
disregard the approaching election, were passed.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE CASE BEFORE
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
investigated.

The Metropolitan Police case came up for argu'
ment before the Court of Appeals this morning.
Charles O'Conor, esq, opened for Mayor Wood, and
Judge Edmonds will occupy the remainder of the morn
ing session. The argument will be rested tomorrow.
There will be no evening session Of the Court.
large number of persons were present. and the
eatest interest was manifested in the
Mr.. Conors argument was confined to constitu-
tona objections to the District formed by the act.
At the close OF Mr.. q Conors argument, Mr.. Evarts
opened for the Metropolitan Commissioners. Mr.
Cutting followed on the same side. Mr. EdmOnds
speaks tomorrow morning, for two hours, on the part
Of the people This closes the argument The de-
csion Will not be rendered until the close of next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

The whole stock in trade upon which Fillibuster
Walker has set himself up, whether as military
hero or civil pacifcator whether as the voluntarily
elected President of Lower California and Nicara-
qua or the military conqueror of those two coun.
tries-from both of which as the final result OF his
military achievements he has fled for his lfe-bis
whole stock in trade, We say, whether in civil or
military capacity, is brazen impudence He is an
impostor of unbOunded assurance, hestatiDg at no
falsehoed, however monstrOus, and at no preten-
sion, however absurd. In this respect though
in every other utterly inferior to them, he may
claim 10 rank even with Joe Smith and Brigham
Young. If upon this point there could be other
vile any doubt, the letter Of this broken-down
adventurer addressed 10 President Buchanan,
and which we print elsewhere written IN the
the character Of e1iled President Of Nicaragua aud
as if the whole sovereignty Of that country were
vested in bis person, would settle the question.
That letter contains also some important admis-
.ons which it is well to note. 1t seems that after
all Walker was not invited 10 Nicaragua by any part
If the settled aud regular Inhabitants OF the country
Tie only invitation he had was from "a few ex-
lies from Nicaragua who having landed at the
port of Realejo in the month of May, 1854, had IN.
dertaken to set themselves up as the Government
of the country but, unable to sustain themselves
against the authorities had invited Walker 10 raise
band Of Adventures in California, and 70 come 20
their assistance What be says as to the accept
apce of thi. invitation and to the fetch resOrted
10 BY him. and, as he alleges countenaneed by the
District-Attorney of the United States for tbe
Northern District of California and By the General
commanding the Pacific Division, for eyading the
neutrality laws is also well worthy of attention II
any inquiry s TO be instituted as to the dOings Of
any of the United States officers in relation 10
Walker tappears to US that these officers, who are
thus accused by him of having aided in helping him
III. in yiostion of tie laws Of the United States,
ought frst 10 be called 20 account.
In the reference Of Walker 70 the campaign
which ended in the treaty of October o. loJ5, and
TIE provisional Presidency Of Riyas, il is remark
able that be makes no aIlusiOn whatever to the con-
nection of the Transit Company with that affair,
apd is equally silent as to the murder of Corral,
BY which that arrangement was speedily followed.
aud "a 70 NE cOuiscatiOns forced loans, and or.
gained system Of pIunder, BY which tbs Trausi.
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The Police Case was mainly argued before the
Court of Appeals yesterday-Mr. OConOr open
ing for Mayor Wood, followed by Messrs. Evarts
and Cutting for the Metropolitan Commissioners.
Judge Edmonds is to close for the Mayor this
morning. and the decision of the Court is expected
to be given some time next week-probably not till
near the end of it.
Politically the Court is divided as follows:
DemoeyGts Hiram DEMO (Chef Jusce) Alex 8. Johnson
Samuel L. Seldom John w. Brown Alonzo Psge, William
II. shaukand-6
fHqey1oan-Geo. +. Comstock-l.
ReDubliedn-Levi T. Bowen-l
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, Wednesday June IL, 1857.
The official documents show that no instructions
were given by Secretary Dobbin to Commodore Mer-
vine or Capt. Davis relative to Gen. Walker and his
men. The language of Secretary Dobbin to Commo-
dore Mervine 1T Is prudent and for the interests
" Of the country TO have manoi-war visit San Juan
" del Sur"
The Navy Department have determnedto build one
Of the fivesprvae soops-ofwar by private contract,
for which proposals are soon TO be Issued
New Orleans papers of he llth inst are to hand,
but they contain 10 news e interest.
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THE PUBLIC WORKS OF PENNSYLVANIA

PHlLADELPHlA, Wednesday, june y IN.
In the Supreme Court this morning on the iugne'
ion against the sale Of the main line Of the public
works Of Pennsylvania, the Commissioners from Ale'
heny County protested against the sale to the Penn
ylvania Railroad, on the ground that they were III
erested in 20 600 shares of the stock. Adavits we.s
read in answer from Charles Henry Fsher and D.
Edgar Thompson on behalf of the Company, s'aaag
that the aboy ementioned stock was pledged 10 tae
bondholders. A discussion ensued on The papers
The case Of the Loan-hoden against the PennsylFa-
MIA Railroad ct al. will be argued tomorrow
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WIIpER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES.

REsEwAL or TIE WlLDER FATtHI. 49,,
The public respectfully Informed that
&Le Great eos made by other Saemaker TO defeat at all
hazard the Of this patent for making the GREAT FIRE
PRooF SAFE WORLD the subsenboTs happy 20 say
that the necessary documents this morning received rom
the Hon Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents granting the
eStepson for the years from this date All n'
upon the will be prosecuted 70 the shost
extent che law full assortment of all sizes can be found at
tbs Warehosse of Me.s srEARNs MARVIN No 40 Msrray
at sud at our No. l22 Waerst W al, vino
ar the sole manufacturers In the United states
b. G.. WILDER Co.,
J,,ei 1877 Patentees and Manufacturers
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Consequent upon tie excitement in the Park
yesterday but little business was trapsacted in any
Of the Civil Courts. They all adjourned early, but
it is not to be presumed that any of the Judges
were Overawed by the course of Mayor Wood in
resisting the legal civil process issued by one Of
them
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STEAMSHIP AMERICA FOR LIVERPOOL.

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, june ~ iop'
The America having left Boston to-day four houfs
earlier than usual will be due here early on rhursasy
evening. Merchants who desire to avail themsss lr
of the wires to communicate two days later intel-
gence TO their correspondents in Europe should there
fore hand in their dispatches at No. u Wan areet
early in the afternoon to insure their reception nefs
season 10 meet the America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

The great French Extradition Case took sin
gular turn yesterday. Mr.. Commissioner Belts
had session, and at its conclusion, as Parrot was
walking up Murray street. from College place, in
charge Of one Of the aids of the Keeper of FL
dIidge- street JAIL be ran away.
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THE EUROPA AT BOSTON.

BOsTok "Wednesday, June II Io'i'
The Il. ". steamship Europa, from lAVefpooL, s.a
Halifax arrived here at O'Clock this afternoon
There . no news of interest in addition to the dispatch
from Halifax. The mails were placed or board the
steamboat train for StoniDgtos. and WI De Due IN
New.York at Az early hour tomorro" morning.
Tie Roysl Mail steam nj America sailed for Liver
noo ys Uaifax al O'Clock this morning, with about
10 nas.er rers and Al GIG. 900 il specie.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER KHERsoNEsE

ST. JOINS, n. F., " ednesday JUNO II, Io1.
Owing TO a slight arrangement Of the sqomanal.
cable across the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence, Telegraph
communication between this Island aud Nova oegas
has been Suspended for some weeks past; but today
we have been again placed in almost instahtansoss
connection with Halifax Boston and New-fOrk' s''
do not apprehend any future interruptions, -
The serew.steamsbip Khersonese, from LyerPpv
SsHe a., lTI a s a. s" occek today for HALIFAX
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THE AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION OF
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOsTOH Wednesday june Y.
The American State Convection at their session yes
terday made ,he following additional nominations:
Treasurer and Receiver. Gen. Moses Tenny, j. Of
Georgetown; Auditor, Chandler 3. Ransom, of Rox-
bury.
A committee was appointed 70 call Mass Coayen-
ten in September next to Tsufytke nominations.
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EROM RIO .IANEIRO.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, June II 1871
The bark Sophia, at this port, brings RIO dates
the 18th of May The circular Of the Sth has aesdy
been received via Philadelphia. Private letters sy
there had been no change in the markets since.
A tremendous storm has been raging here snce
o'clock D. IN. There has been most terrific thunder,
binding lightning and torrents Of rain have fallen.
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was 81. Joshua A. Bullitt DENY u IN aouh.As,.
elected. The vote Of the city Is $500 Tn, D.ssl
cratic gain in the city and Jefferson Cousty 1. -,
In Glasgow. Wheats majority Is $50. In B.rS.t,v.
Wheats majority il Isl Democratic gain 3. M.r.
was considerable excitement 1.-THE elecon in the P,s
Ward.
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Politicnllr the Count Il di,idfd as follows:

We give elsewhere special report Of the cere-
monies at Boston yesterday, on the inauguration Of
of the statue of Gen. Joseph Warren, the Hero of
Bunker Hill. Edward Everett, Senator Mason Of
Virginia, and John 2. Kennedy were the principal
sneakers
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The inquest in the matter of the Thomas street
murder was continued yesterday, but no clue was
obtained to the perpetrators of the deed.
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WINDOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS AND ENTERPRIss ,
kitty FERGUSON, No. 2e Broadway end No 81 Keade'
Ct have great expense completed snd patented the IN
Apparatus for manufacturing WINDOW SHADES ana are
1w pepared TO supply the whole trade with unTysed as
soent fully TriRTsP CENT LESS than ever before sold
none are allowed manufacture under patent none ca
compete with either style price Also GILT Cor
rlcEs BRooATELLE DELASEs, DANAsKs, LACE ana MUSLIN
II
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In the matter of the my sterous death Of drug
clerk in Spring street, the Jury found a verdict OF
suicide by taking prsssic acid aud laudanum.
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TOWNSEND, THE CANADIAN MURDERER.

TORONTO, Tuesday, June To- 1921
Il is reported that the murderer Townsend brough'
over here from Cleveland under the extraation treaty
was set at liberty by a mob Of his oldaeeompuee'
while on bis way from this city 10 Cayuge "ne'e u
was 10 be tried
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,,,n,c,,1 EcTfoN IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, june I5-lU ?: n
was held Ia day. Zach. Whssts TX. NJ majority in
Jorisyille il 643. Flinores majority q: the Prcsi>
dsptA election ia 81 counties, composing tho dstris'
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DEATH OF THE non. AUGUSTUS YoggIsse'
ST. ALBAss VT, wednesday, june " 1877,
The Hon. Augustns Young, State Naturalist, 80,
s,,,,a,lv Member Of Congress from this state, drs
brre th:s afternoon at the age of63 years.
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e. RTAIN VS.
Laos AND Muslin,
FROM AUCTION,
AT PRICES FRoS 81 TO 30.
KELLY 4 FEsGusos,
No. 29l Broadway.


EFFECTS OF MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.
Dy,pepsia cured Of u years standing Dr. JohS How
Dcrtst No rs Grand -. BY Dr. ) H. SilrhS MNDNEIN
saLvx, No II Csna,st betwecn Broadway and CnnLch-
EvFRDELL's ELEGANT WEDDING CARDS AND
FsVEoPEs can had only his great Gard Dep - Broad
u.v corner Dusne.st. Also Silver Door Plates, Tor
shGTcbes stcamships and Pnva;e DWELLING" stone sea-
Eugraving &c
Has No TASTE OF MEDICINE.-BRYANs IAsrE-
Lass VERNFUGE and CAMoMLG Pulls operate freely wfoat
causing pain ard never TAI 70 Ieor. 'he ~
be.lth and vivacy Sold by GERRr NORTON No iol Othav
BaRNEs PARK. and by REDDINc Co, Boston
CARPETING at REDUCED PRICES.-Royal Velvet,
To- English Tspestry to 10 Tapestry Ingram 70 D.
on ca Otis 8 yards wide; Gold WINDOW SHADES huCs'
Mars Sc j. HYATT, No aoBoweIy opposite kEln.--ns--
To THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having purchased the UNITED SltbS
DHMocRA1Ic REVIEW, will issue the hrst numvtI 9l VI
the pew sres the 25th inst Subscriptions ny leJet OF
Use received the Office OF The ke'" NO O p'-N
New York June ls 1857. c. SwAcxRANEH. .
STRAITS PATENT SELF-SEALlNG CANS for Pre-
serving all kinds Fu; and Vegetables without any
other peseTvatye property are the only reliable and sale O.
in All orders by or Otherwise % any pa'
oi the city free Of expense. Depot No 20 frout,st
WELLS PRovoSr. Sole FroPrietoTs.
UOIIowAY's PILLs.-ProttSsionsl prejudice
dice hard .. dyspepsia bilious disorders ana dy
Ysp.a wrought by this indispensable remedy are breaking
Il down everywhere The liberal minded members OF the Ia
ulty admit value Of the medicine We'll they may o
shame the old treatment by countless Sold at the
mandatory No 30 Maiden lane new loiA an" uy al d1Is
gists, 81 25e tSc, and : per box -
CUCHEsTRR's DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC cures with
out pursuing Piles Sick Headache Constipation &c -Ont or
Two dop In atcr at dose made from garden vegetables
so bottle by sn drug9tsts
w. +. HICKS Proprietor, No lOl WaEst-, N l.
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Busiuess Notices..

TIE SUMMER FABRIC.-RoCKf MoUNIM IN
BY.vrRs CAssiMEREs and STRAW HATS are ae.oey ~
.srasnt ana KNOX splendid stock OF these actes
us SuNMER HAT the "CAssiMrRE' is decdealy co anu
s,ssi ana we recommend those who have not yet DIS
5d tb bsck hats 20 make early call upon him AZ his
nnssr ana widely establishment No HR broadway
"a funish them agreeable and comfortable suost
fn.e on the most accommodating terms.
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EFFECTS OF MEDICINE WITHOUT FAY.
Dv.pepsia curcd of II years standing DIR. JoHN HOWE
Dr,iiit No rs Grand BY Dr. S. b. SMTHS MAGNETIC
Styy No II Canal II betwecu Broadway and Churchst
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|uCrIoN SALE or ruRnIruaE HosrWoop

UCTION SALE or FURHIrUkE, ROSEWOOD
pAno'orts, freoch plate piss slssss Ac,-H. Les05,
,oess. yin ssl on this dsy April AZ io,. o'clock. al
near Macdcus. street ooos!s'ns q p.ro q rosewood
pofrte 6N octave superior issSunsnt; two spleudh
glasses slabs and brscksts beokcases- eegsnts
centre ahleA tAsessyy nvusea ply and ingram
throughout The house; EnslsA o0coka rosewood snd
bedstead buresuA with marble ops and washetands
w brocAiel and lace curains shades &c with large
rment Of dining room and basement furniture. china
pses mahogany chairs. eseA tstss. easy and roc ing
m splendid portable wArdrobea breuze and
n chandesrs &c. &c The sAls b persmpory. and VIII
Without reservation, 10 The hehest bidder. cash deposit
| be required.
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yC.IoN sorrsx a,ySEsE " ys A. AUG .

tioneer-By y B. FRANKLIN CO.-Kxteusive stock
hyperion bousshold furniture carpets, mirrora 40 &c.
morrow, Wodn~sd morning. ~ lOk O'Clock. 1t sales
IS Nassau street. several suits Of ousom msde pAior
biure. solo. carved END PLATA rosewood and mahogany
covered In French satn brocate hArcoth silk plush
medallion; figured REPS; parlor secretary ana library
sofas CHAIR rocsers cenre card, pier and fan
d. corner and booksands git frame French pass pier
msnel mrrors oil pansinSs hair mattresses pallia
A and glas ware superior Sheffield plated fancy
De DC &C. sae perempory. withor, regard 70 weather.
trade and housekeepsrs viii nnd this sale worthy their
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G. FUTILE, AUCfIONgHR-BALANCE OF A..
|. agnes sale Of erocsery china, glass 10 j. Wal
VII sell = auction O. THURSDAY April 2. 1851 ct 10
Of earthenwsrs, chloe, ss and castor frames; also ths
. furniture &c All God rssed N .he best order fos
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pY mxEY Il IsEps . oo.-o. TUESDAY. APRn

DY HENRY b. LEKDs 4 OO.-OH TUESDAY APRIL
ID Z, and WEDNESDAY. h I0 O'Clock osch DAY. q the
Of The lae arm Of Surns Trainyus Co, as
Broadway Large and valuable Of cabinet furniture,
nanucsd Tor ths ase nrm and g be cold vhou reserve
parnernp Of elegant French paricr
in blue and god. crimson three coors musn.
&c carved rosewood ecseroa sdeboArde and buhea with
Without plate satin wood lined; do. French
mahogany osntre ahes sssuAry marble
and bcotcases cabinets and csnerburea; aud
spring back chars covered In brocse velvet &c
fancy cbas encsneurs ROSEWOOD carved bedseads dresa
glaze rosewood and mahogany feus carved oak chair.
and bookcases; dining fuutue c3mplee rosewood
and mahogany extenson abies ehc furniture hzsbe han
and ohsr ylos matrcss hat racks doable ant
tie marble TOP cabnes maho9aAy adeboards
library iAhles chdreps chai and cribs corner eegrrss
Of black walnut csAse, and mAhoga ~
furniture. chairs with Other nne furniture
Can be time 70 The sae and Tie day
Doua W the sale With catalogues
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RY Z. r. H eCHENCK.-ON WEDNESDAY. SRI
ID instant O9& O'Clock their salesrooms No: Mas
street, by catalogue large invoice Of superior wines
braDdies saldnes fvu 4c securely packed for
pale and brown sherries London port nAdeiraa W. c.
house gin. Hungarian wines. Heiddck chempaenes,
Amazon do. ambroga whiskey, 1880 dsled from
selected grain, Bourbon CO. Ky; j. B. GODDARD ocscae
nopgahela whskias also selected from private stock
old cognac brandy Howard, March Co. Aadsirs Duff
Co. Pemarttn sherry; Also large invoice OF
segas Catalogues and samples ready morning
$40, cash appr0ye cd endorsed
note Gale
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Rr ynIIA ~ MyMo GO At !. ac% oSl1S 9 4 =.
para ~ e furniture s 1 gate =.
c.rpe sui sssvsd pssiss f11ngr: Scss sss 2
ksr co scsswood nshclssy "a.sis g? cscsss pier
And recsption chsiss ahogHny dining and ea a?les ma
boesny sdsbosrd sxspsoa tables marble Top sioe tables
Chm crockery and gsssware Brussels Nar cerpca oil
cioSs DisscS sar rods mahogHnv French bedsteadA
drcssnr buzz with marble Mahogany marble tnp
wssSsSncs rosewood mAAcganv bookcss .ecrstsres
ms6osSny wsrrobes walnut bureaus bedsteads and
suite: printed and epsnsIed cottage furniture
tote. &c together With shs kitchen ,o fqr.i.nrs
sach day q skarrsns m.nn!icscr No sS2 Broaaway tie
Of suH Loui9 XVI with boia DC and
Ieine which exhibited The Exhibon Of Paris duely
carved medallion with bols dc Regenez suits Of the
latest yIs ebony sus louis XIV black walnut aud
gondole Aeboafda 6eboArds dining table and chairs
70 match Of he Richest style soc and couehes dsaohed
tables al patterns antique chairs and armchsirs
wood jewel bu'esu with the highest finish; mahogany and
black walnut bureaus bedoeds Of ell woods and paerns
tables dIrs. we:hsand. al descrioops q sncy Partisan
Of dersn patterns aueu de lame Of different pat
cribs chairs hall tables hat stands library tsble
towel and shaving stands piano stools dining and library
SUITS Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
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ID No Pine street
VIII soil at auction Tuesday April th a the Merchants
Exchange toclose following valuable property
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Avenue A. Second Third. Teuth AMI Eleventh and
rhityourth, Thirty dfth Fifty third, fiy fourth Fifty
nth and Seventy sixth streets.
sixty remain bond and mortgage for three
years. -
haps &c. Apply 1t BAKER WEEKS. INo. Pine