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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-27
N7' haouH.
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,


NO.Ie, south side Public square,
..- NASHVILLE, TzEE.
A COMPLETE assortment Of BnElsh and Ansrissn
"A chemicals pare and unaduteral5t Drugs, fssh aad
RsRulns kEracts, select Wdcrs, et always On hand
ElaVorimg ELGractgs csc.
keons oss5 Vanilla Pine Apple sIlaubsfry, Caar, Al
ond Raspberry, Peach and Orange eKtct Tor aaVcfnr
Beat Bermnda Arrow Root, lsingass gloves, Eutnsg,
Cinnamon, s.s,,as RAMS 8 BRoWNss,
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden sseda.
Wsafs now In receipt Of the extensive stock o.
W Garden Seeds lsmbraeing many new and paluabls
gaueues ever bTou ght 70 his market Ihsy an o. he
loNh Of sS7 ana fFon ne following q ven Known
reputation
D. Lambeth & Sons, Philadelphia
Ih8 American Seed Garden, WIhsrsasIi a.
hsley's Fradonia, AeW York
SHAKER Gardens, sOuth Union, KsntueET.
Descriptive Catalogues from above houzer rsudr az
EEatutous diEtributi0u. Gail ana SCI cue.
In addition % he aboVeWa have large aupplgo Of he NOT
usual varieties b tRs Poana, and BsEas Peas b. ne
bunhsl.
1000 Paper Flower Seeds.
JaEt received nom the csIsbratsd house OF Iohursn o
bins & CO., Th0usand Of Fl0Hsr SEEDS Tao lover
81 Flowers have now ger aud better assortment non
which make their selection of seeds Lhs nave hers
iofofe had IN his city. RAINS q BLOWN,
No. - ScuJh side fublc square,
Jan "a Opposite ihs Ma lei HoEss.
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Notice.

DOR satisfactory reasons do hereby revoke the offer
L reward Of 5000 published in the papers for the
ret Of samuel Meredith the murderer Of Henderson
Hobsrson in the Of Winchester, the eth OF De
ctmber last
DAVID P. ROBERTSON.
CLARINDA P. ROBERTSON,
Winchester, Tenn, Feb. IS, 1883.
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EOnaFfmePshin,

HAVING associated James Caver win In business s
II Of Furniture will hereafter be carried
/ under the drn name OF GROOMkS, CAEEkT g. co.
We manufacturing Furniture Of every descriptions
and stock generally sufficient for the demands Of the
trade. Those heretofore given their custom,
and those who have invited 10 give a call.
GROOMES, CAVBRT & CO.
ian2 DIN No. 8, LcWar COLLEGE Street.
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FREIGHT RATES
FROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & CHATTANOOGA r.. II.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

Bradshaw s. Rutland
No. "A, COLLEGE STREET,
ITAvE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
IL OF BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In Of the
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies ne Kid and Morocco Bootses thick and thin sole
with and without Heels. ... E. .
Ladies fine black Lasting CATERS side and frout lace
Congress Caters with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed %
end Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole;
Misses " BOotees, " "
# with and without Heels.
Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
Calfsud Goat Heeled BOOtees for school;
Chidrens Kid and Morocco bOOtees thick and tain sole
" Ankle Ties with ROsetts
Top bOotess with Heels;
WOman's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtees;
Servants a. Kip and Dutch Bootses;
" Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boot;
quilted bottom W. p d"
double sole W. p. 4" "
Calf stitched, Calf Congress GaitsrF;
double sole 2. L. extra;
Union Ties, seWed and pegged;
" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched
Boys fine W P. Cali Boots, sewed and peggei;
4" Calf and Kip boots;
Calf Oxford Ties, ssWed and pegged;
" Congress Caters;
" Cloth and P, L. Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation USE
Mems heavy Boots, all Of which will be sold cheap BY
oct 8 BRADSHAW d RUTLAND.
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MEDICAL.
JUST Arrived.


4 q 10 BALM OF THOUSAND Flow
- -. reserved By Express dra11 fzou ne pro.
Plsols, RoF sale q 50 eslt7 per bottis
9-l- -- Z, g, BROWN ls College stress.
E'ASHANG TACKLE. Isros 60 gelsetsi ~
- Jueo OF ne nm consisting Of Genuine EfmeEick
hooks, plain and Snoods. 80 kbs-ieer 7rsTef,.
49, and goluon Linerlck Hooks; splsrid assorfnsnf
q Lines, Gable Laid SILK and Sea Grss rn - P9fsd
5llLj AnnoW Sslne8i l2 b. Floau 81 s-srV variety
11.,e solnled hods Clearing RinEs Fly hooks Ee s.
y s1oi can supply th0se Wh0 appreciate s Tsckls
- Alleat every ming hey nay Essd for Ia sneesrsu
rosecuiion Of this useful ealing.
., 20. G. BROWN, as CoIisEssi
GOD-LI7ER OILS Gro. rsnuiBs I,ss.Ts-.- on
~ laat receiFed irom Rdshton, Clark & Co's -
lss 10 G. BROWN, "a Collsvs q.
I HE'S 900 Swedish Lsesbss oa b1Bi "a ~
~ @le q 10 G. BROWN, IS CoIisVs 81
DURE MANOAGAHELA WFT5ST ~ -
Of he s6oT9 usi rsaVsd Of prime guaIifyi Sod .
lss - 10. G. Brown. IS osgsgsa.
CTONE WARE.-35O0 pieces stone Ware co1775.
- ing Of Jars Churns, Jugs, Mix Pans Butter Croois
Sc OF every size, Just received.
lss 10. g. BROWN, l8 OoIiszsst.
DOkrER AND SCOTCH ALE--Co5-I-57i- "a
y nana1 Barclay, Perkins Co.'S oslsbratsd Loidoa
PoFterand Mems Scotch Ais
lsg 10. g. BROWN, Ss CaasgsGt
DEAhh STARCH boxes of q VgrT S55S-5sF
a article OF staroh, Just received By
10. G. BROWN, Is CollaTsut
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INSURANCE COMPANY.


TIE rIREMEH'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
Declaration Of intention 70 form company for are
insurance.
We the undersigned hereby give notice n intention to
Joss aud form Incorporated company agreeahy "
Legislature YORK, entitled An
provide for the incorpor alton of insurance panies
pssssi for the OF making
dwellings ali kinds Of buildng and
furniture merchandise and other against
ns damage by aud the risks OF inland navigation and
company 70 be known by the
style o. rhe Firemer Funf Insurance Company" and W
Re located IN the caY Of New York
JONI I, Giies Gerard S'uyvessn,.
Philip ". Ensa David HOailey,
Henry A. Burr, Joas O. Henderson,
Zophar Mills, John jacob As,or. Jr.
Charles McOougaf, Daniel y. Temsua,
Peter II Titus Eugene KsteiLAs.
Adoiphus r. OcxersAauss0, franklin II. beano,
David Nlhker MEREDITH HO~lsad
Alert j. DeiaLo1r Henry Morgan,
LanesY Y. Watkins. Jonis Decoppeh
Joseph n. ysrpnm Jr., Casrles l. ycsey
George w Hn.cl, Benjamin N. Wnilock.
.Ta-res Pryor, Edward cooper.
Een-- II. Elicit james Il. Johnson,
Arcliba!d T. Fiaz. ii. n. Van Beusea,
George 9 wadros. siss Herring
P,sc,si W. Turney, Thomas y. Youngs,
Benismn n. Lille John K Dcvin.
yard 3. Hall G. p. A. Hinr,chs
James n. wlndIs, william wA!ts~rsht Jr.
john Care IT,, Lat,sy n Hoffman.
Yst @ clark. Henry N. Graham,
Homer Morgan. Lewis Francis.
James AspinrAl, raruAs a. TAmazc,
John McKsssDn. Nathan Is. 1rAhAm.
Nxw YoRK. FEB. 10. 1883.
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ID -. Thursday March is

Al u O'Clock, at the Merchants. EIehshgs
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BEAVER SThEEr
For account Of whom The liabilities OF the
Delaware Iackswanna and Western Railroad Company
nken In payment
The ssu.es Ave story store and lot % Beaver street The
lot inches 'front.' and 10 feet the by lb rect
ncoes ON me eastery SIDE and llo feet the westerly
aide The store Y feet inches 'front.' lsfect inches rear
ana 81 ieet inches deep built in the most subssno msu-
uer very heavily umoered and has double iron shutters
made IN the best manner and iron Tho title
IL indispsabe The property sold AT The above
snent be the The store il rented until the
LIST NAY neu Mtso per annu, and the purchaser will be
entitled 70 the quarter. rent due on that DAY.
Terms Of sale.
rny o per cent in any o. The funded deb, Of the com.
pany. -
maturing the present year.
Twenty CID cent In of the obligations nj Tho eorr
many maturing m 1852 and ~ ~
Tweniy per OF the amount Of purchase 10 he maid
she auconeer when the bddngs closed In auv f Inc
obligations Of the company above mentioned The usual as
sgpees deed and possession vii be given on LIST April up
ns9ed will be received Mpsr,
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stinon suferings Of the wives and chiidre
Interesting story Of American emgranss, and tbs AssasAnA
N''' " ''' 'AN''' NEW SCENERY.
from '''o" 81 rAsST On Tss STAGE
'"'' rH $s{Ss fD4XrsrCs a,rn
'; Sss Mr.: Tsss: s;; o ssssT s
Heller kmSs Of the frc,doncy.:. HAYS.
Tmehy Nosss. Aus ruaaSsy Alderman from New A '''
Yoix Th family Of thirteen wives and ress n,rr
ssy %ss$s; ;; his VIZ: a' MI. i Da1 Ss
Hcs Young toe PropSs;s daughter ~ Mis-. Sisr
hepsey NeinSs Sosss No Mrs. n %s
Ars%s ssSsss No. iAmany No. White
fo,,y !; s.. NogSs No s Fielding
Betsy Sosss No Holman
sally Nosss No. Miss Denhan
sslS s s SSESs No. Il Mis-: Eis a,as
Jsnny Eosss No Mis-: Msccormicf
and Fem, 4 R sssss
Godfrey Blsr alias Hugh Neville ..........MrM ccRae
Joe brown. Mr. nosnA.
s ssSS sf Syds Mr. b asa,
kszan seign Or LARSON
1Hee""N =" ''''' GENriiEs
Ss2 fa.
ity to poker, bsidface and other portions Of the
Dahco nah Chief Of the Koway Indians Mr. Moore
Capt ESnNop 81 the r. s.H gsSs
Emisrants Danites Indians Mormon Elders, Soldiers.
sc ckks Esfs o %Sb OIL 1 NSisasff
the the
SALT LAKE y qsrT r r. f.. TEE f. MOUNTAINS
SSsss s In s se
phet in municipal aairsA depuaon Of Ill used wives wait
up0H 'Ae '''''II THE MORMON TEMPLE.
mony Of sealing Of second wifean accurate Representa-
view Of the distant march Of the United states army baggage
wagons drawn by R6a SSd S Srf ss aTRsYsr' 10
Roll of his olive branches-New celebrities Salt
ss and
sbdins place o, ne panitesA game ct poker for life or
Arrival Of United States troops -.
The entertainments viii conclude with Buckstone's CO.
THE CHRISTENING.
Seats may be secured Tor every evening this week
DRYANTs' MINsTREIs
d Mechanics Hall, 47s Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, March Is, and Every Night ths week.
TIT s Hae 1sSsa .Sd E35'f
He WoULD Rk AN ACroR.
Doors open at Ga. 10 commence al 4 O'Clock Tickets
On Saturday, March soAnnuai beued, of P b. Isascs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A Lessee and sole Director .........B Uiimsn
MONSIEUR MUSARD.
Mr. UIIMAN has much pleasure in announcing that he
has concluded an rsagcme-t with
MONSIEUR MUSARD,
the celebrated composer and proprietor Of ae renowned
CONCERTS MU6AkD IN PARIS.
and conductor of the famed
which annually given a. the
IMPERIAL GRAND OPERA.
Monsieur Musard sill New York the Arabia,
due FRIDAY of the present week. aud make hs
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA,
IN A SERIES or MONSTER CONCERTS AND BALLS,
on OR ABOUT THE SIXTH or APRIL.
The foil owing eminent Solo Plsyert from the Grand OPP
in the Susard the Bouevards the Garde
Imptrale and the Musilue DIES Guides will appear
these Concerts, in addition 10 imposing force of
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
MONS. LE0ENDRE.
First Cornet piston. iron the 0Arde Imperiaie.
MONS. DEMERSMANN
First Solo Flute and Peccoo from the Concerts Musard.
MONS MOkkAU,
First Solo Opbiclelde from the Concerts Musards.
MONS. HuBENS,
First solo Hauboy, from the Opers in Paris.
MONS. ARTUS
First Solo Bassoon, from Ia Mus.que des Guides.
Several with OF the most celebrated in
strumsnals,s s pending which when concluded, will
be duly announced.
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RUsSHL ". WESTCOTT. AUCTyOEERR-oFFICE NO.
~ Bank OF Commerce building
Great auction sale of costly rosewood furniture elegant
Phoior6 marble groups paintings paxlor suits six ana
velvet apparel. library. wines d. -
TIE property OF Charles u. alet Eiqdescriptive caa
osues OF which be had the Office Of The auconeer and
~ the house on ths>nornng OF sale.
This day. "Wednesday March II, at 1917 O'Clock.
Al the first class resdeoce No 52 Wes Twenty first street
ture OF every description with everything contained In the
house all In perfect order and TO be sod strictly without
serve aording purchasers opportunity 10 obtain really
elegant furniture and works OF ct auction prices Depo
sts viii be required from 81, purchasers
PAkLOR FURNITURE
Consists OF velvet three full suits e0d rosewood
parlor furniture of which covered In satin brocade
and IN silk velvet all made 10 order and in perfect coud
toni richly carved centre sofa and pier tables marble tops
satin carved octave panofore
sic csbne two beautiful marble top rosewood eegeres lined
with satin wood ak large aud elegant pier and msn'el mir
with aabs And silk embroidered lace
tsns WITH coruicss stands with mirror bRcks French
escroire consoles in buh work. superb paintings on can
vas and glass marble stauary and groups with large and
beautiful collection OF msnte and unique paror orns
mems, chandeliers. &c
armour with Mirror doors. commodes French cottage
chairs II fine hair English blsokes French coun
terpsnes mshosany urniue IN hair CLOTH sofa bedstead
teteA ees shades and lace curtains 10 30 windo oval mir
rorr, French toilet sets, bronze clocks, &c
SOLID OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Extension dining table, marble sdeboard oak chairs
secretary sofa rich silver every des,rp
ton gold band and decorated china ruby and crystal cut
glass wary and silver cutlery with large quantity not men
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0ALEs AT AUCTION.

a UCTIoN.-PERsoNs ABOUT SELLING THEIR
a household furniture auction rely upca speedy
SAFE and prompt return OF proceeds
PARKER RITTER, AucaonesrS
AIT Cana. st. corner Of Sullivan d.
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BILLIARDS.
APORTING.

L,OR sALE-A BLACK AND TAN ENGLISH rgRRIxR
slr " months Old warranted excellent rser. Apply
sG Fraak street op The ars, aoor Sold Tor ~se Of uss
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EXECUTORS sALE..TEE VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
n cultivated i1gTd Crcm well deceased FOR sale
"a mites from Yonte-s village Westcheser Ccuny
containing 80 Of goot and with two dwelling houses
oiarcs Of cherry apfe, 7esch and trees currant
bushes &c dc This farm vii he sol3 10 wishing to
purchase al moderate price expected airy
will purchase without seeing tse premises they referred
call Jane Cromwell exec'trx Lne PREMISES; john
ValeEtne Fordham. Cea- the BARREN Railroad depot
frederick evoe executor % Moron street New York
city. For terms apply TO A. j. BLEECkEs son CO,
No. Broad street.
this 81 i'd q. private sale before the 2a inst.
Il will he scld public aucton Thursday 25, inst a
- O'Clock 10 the Merchs' Exchange by j. BIsECKEk
Auconeer Two thirds Of the purchase money remain
on bond ana mortgage II .eq sirei
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NOTICE THE COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS or
IN tie Board o. Councilman viii NEE. al the Office OF the
deputes fer ms assessments No 81 Chambers street
Nouday The 22d inst At " Parties obie sting 20 the con
arns;ion Of TIE following assessments are notified 70 APP
pear VIII -
Paving Lexington avenue between 3th and i7i streets
Regulating paving &C h ave-, between 5ls; and 5-h
gutter aud Gag 18th between Bway and sth
Fagglng fence and curb and gutter Ia front OF Nos ~ Z?
and 81 Canal street.
Regulate grade md pave square foo, Of jackson street
FILLING sunken lots on T9ih betweeu ID aud Sd avs
Regusng curb and gutter. &C 47th St. bet I'd and s avs
Regulating grade and curb and gui,er6h at, between sa
avenue and Fast river
Sewer IN y0ih st., between I'd and Lexington avs
Sewer IN tsh ST., between % and 81 avs
Sewer IN sta s.. between ath and Lexington avs.
Sewer in 18Th at between University place and through
Broadway 70 l2h street. -
r. CRAWFORD,
s WGALPIS, ! COMMITTEES
Nv sssEI. Assessments.
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A pMINrsTRAToRs sALE-w1II BE SOLD At PUB.
"A lie auction on the 0h inst, at II O'Clock A. w., al 80
Broadway sccond story sundry counters sho cases store
esures furniture &C. NC beiongng TO the estate % george
NJ Gutter late Of the city Of York, deceased Dated
New York, March ~, 1858. - = ,,-,-,-,
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICE-CoMMITTEE on ASSESS
~ msu.s Of the BOARD 81 Aldermen will meet Friday
10th AT the office Of the Deputy Tax Commissioners No
81 CHAMBERS stree, basemeni a. o'clock The following
are notified w. appear before the committee or their
Will receive further attention. vz-lst Confirming
List for filing sunten lots Thirte,h and Thr
hrzt s-es:s, Tenth and Elevenh parties
ssssedH River Railroad Company. Joseph sanford
= " Smith. 2nd. Renting decentralization Hampton
jeremiah wiber. Cyrus Knapp, VIM & Mayo, Jacob H.r
Ebeneyer Monroe, y. B. wsi,rous, judah Abraham,
THos. STEPHENS, , Committee
TEOS. McsPkDON,y
GEORGE STARR, >Assessmeais.
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AUCTION sALE-F NASH AUCTIoHEER-orFICE,
w wsni and fnrn Ur maae 70 order
the and in the most perfect condition. the
PHI TIL. day, Wepesdsy, March H. 1855 at IOs O'Clock 2s
and most costly assortment OF household furniture offered
public sale for many years Tne above sale viii be past
only hose beionsns 70 the hoase ocmmencn at i0
pTSs Sn s and ohT Carved solid walnut
board with marble top solid mshogany extension dnag la
rcr. IN rich gold frames massive rosewood secretary
n s"Ssl lac. ss s rS s1s @ &
Gu. slass ware silver ware fruit baskets saSsrs eas.ors
wood 10 superior purple and maroon aa'n sir light sas
chandeiier elegant carpets &C. 49,, .., .o.,x ,..,.,u
ton large portion Of which was imported expressly to
by II conssts OF f suits Of solid and richly carved
VOID and furniture in the %o. ssprn.,s
and without marble tops superb rose wood etegeres al
cent made byysn Dine Of Paris large wrench plate pier
fnan,cl mirrors elegant window curtains two large ormuo
msri,orious oil paintings both ancient modern Wen
found The Assumption school Of surio from Inc gallery
Prince jerome Benspsrie Of Bo,dsro an 2, which sale y
psnns by slur representing soscs shifting The rock q
vsiue The rss Born an original y as i, S .,
eminent scottish artist cost .o several very choice
sas os f large turkish easy reception
And % srsns @sa
sold Parian marble figures staiues as6ssier vase ma
Also on. Of the mos, cosy and v.laase ofSrss
this city octave richly carved carved legs ali In
laid pearl representing Uncle Toms Cabn velvet carpets
Ac Ac chamber second story elegant rosewood furniture,
in suits IN medallion moquet marble top centre and side IA
bes rich lace curtains rosewood toilet and work tables with
marble tops table de nu solid rosewood bcdsts ads antique
style bureaus with marble tops and mirrors elegantly
ed with wristbands match; richly decorated glt china
toilet sets hair mattresses live feather beds boil
rc-s pillows, sheets brussels and ingram walnut
and mahogany suits comprising entire sets Tor bedrooms
lounges sofss bed rockers clocks &c, &c
The sucopesr calls the particular attention OF hs
% this embracing In variety and extent assortment
having upwards OF enty dollars
Pesronsible viii be In attendance 10 peck cart
aore goods OF the city, at reasonable charge
Sss.ctory der osn will be required from all purchasers.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
I'M TO TIE .IEWEI.RY Tx a DE


Assignee sale OF ths enre Messrs HERE WoNk
&F H. SCHENCK will sell Friday l9b inst at II clock
at their sslesroom No % Nassau street the entire stock Of
imported carat gold jewery consisting IN part OF OF
elegant pins earrnss bracelets in every variety seal and
other rings chains watches elegant ses Geneva enamele
pins earrings and bracelets Also large assortment OF
unset precious stones adapted 70 the trade The whole c
b. sold III los to sui. The ;-.ds, without
JACOB SEISMAN, ESQ. Assignee,
"a Chambers street.
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DICH AND COSTLY AUCTION SALE.
IL PARLoR SUITS, CURTAINS,
PIED nf.AQl on. pAISTINaS tC

III PARLOR SUITS, CURTAINS,
PIER GLASS, OH, PAINTINGS, &C.
TGOULDsM1TH, auciioneer will sell this day Wednesday,
1Th Al 0ls O'Clock the entire splendid furniture contained
In the private residence No l6 West Fifteenth street below
Fifth avenue, all Of which s In perfect order and must be
sold account ef the family removing House TO let rent
$500 small ist Of the articles enumerated In this ad
vertsement Full particulars will be fourd In the catalogue
the morning Of sale which will be positive without regard
70 the weather, for cash. viz
Splendid carved rosewood psrlcr snis covered with he
richest satin brocaae all In perfect order marble
top eegere mirror door and back French plate pier aud
msnte glasses ormsu clock Dresden gold framed
oil paintings of the most choice parlor and cabinet subjects
bronze chandeliers lace curtains Nolare chairs cse
gere. ...-- .-.----
excellent collection OF the desirable chamber
furniture but little used and consists of three
wood Ezabethan bedssads. with hair mattresses also
spring do made 10 order holsters and pillows toilet SETS
rosewood marble top dressing bureaus with weshsus TO
match Brussels ingram and treeply carpets; spring seat
chairs carved mahogany rockers oval mirrors clocks
and vases Eve furnished with mahogany shades
&c.
Extension table, solid oak; solid walnut tea and dining
table cane chairs table cutlery French china tea aud
breakfast sets stone china In great variety silver plated
tors spoons, forks, &C, cut glassware, &C &c.
Rosewood pianofore decdedlythe best offered NJ
ton hs 500 beautifully insid with pearl full
seven oc ave warranted BY the makers Sale peremp
tory, rain shine. deposit required
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IA ss1GNEE,s SALE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

II n
IA French plate and oval frame pier and mantel
mirrors and Riasses-A. NJ CRISrALAR, suctoneer, will
sell on Friday 18Th inst, l0i O'Clock, by order OF the
sicncc entire broadway N y
convenience OF sale consisting Of twenty French
pls,e richly ornamencd pier mirrors ranging from 81
to ~ seventeen handsome Ornamental b0quet
TOR oval mirrors OF sizes IS msne pier aud bar
gasses pearl and fancy mouldings from 20 ~ down, az
sorted sizes 20 O. mahogany frame looking glasses and
Iarrr lot gilt frame looking glasses an oil palntngs
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pOwyRy THrkrRr-Nn. McHrAE BUCHANAN. yR-
ID "rNCREAsFD EXCITEMENT '--ovFpFLOwfS9 Az
nIENCFs-Buehansn 20 night for the nrs; time In New
York SIR Oils OyERkEACH
From the London Morning Aavertscr. May Is 1852
MsRyLHBoss TgEArRE-Nr. Blu -hanan, undoubtedly 90
OF the best America has yet imported made his IRA
appearance last evening The manage men chose sr oils
his debut Mr. Buch<nss passed through ts
achieved triumph a which he and his country
msy well be proud The actor IN endowed win
physique Of ordinary
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A uCTroN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE'-A
"A ". CRIsTALAR auctoneer y Bowery, will sell on
Friday 9h inst 10 O'Clock precisely, lot Of household
furniture consisting of mahogany chairs msbe eop tables
rcar wood bedscad washsiands Brussels and ingram
pe;uRs bureaus fancy chamber suit and large 10, OF
oil pantnrs cnEravngs aud looking glasses and mirrors
also seventy SINGLE double and three quarter ron bedsesds