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Arrival and Reception or MIR. Preston at
Madrid.

Translated for the New YORK HERALD from the Mstrid
Correspondence March 81 OF the Dario do la Marina
consider it very natural that the application
Congress Washington for OF thirty millions
you your readers will be DESTROYS of
ag intelligence concerning the arrival dongs
tie representative Of the United States this court
At least presume so and with this presumption begin
the present letter by informing you that Mr. Preston the
North American Minister Penipoientiary has oreahed
atmosphere since the 9Th inst He went to tao hotel
Of La vzcana, La Gale Mayor, the house of Mr. Cor
dero present belonging Manzanedo; bat he removed
the following dsy the hotel established oy Cal
cerrada in Tors street. opposite the Eogish legation,
where small number or persons have visited him For
you know hat II there preudces when IN the
1854 the celebrated Sir Pierre SOue arrived Al Ma
arid similar character the same or perhaps greater
these which predomiGaie in the puonc mao
apuinst the ambassador recently sent by tho untei
States 1t ought not, then, to be CONSIDERED strange n'
this occsson-conJary 10 the custom WHICH Is OBJ
served here with tue generality OF oipomitsss-h
noa persons who have gone bid hn welcome should
have been few. According TO the conduct snlch ths
iuncousry observes III the discharge OF ms MISSION VIII
be that which society here will show IN him. |, ought
forgotten that Mr. Soue aud Mr. Dodge are two
living examples of the anpathies aud sympathes "hca
the people of Madrid know how 70 display, In their ume
and place, to the North American ENJOYS, according 70
II the space OF three days which is the time that Mr.
Preston spent among short enough at all times
Of The year, sui more reduced when 40 that aanoer
moulded the days OF the carnival which we are now
buted that the representative OF the United States
has not taken step to perform ms formal duty OF
ssruug his credentials Up to the present time he hes
limited himself TO visit, his private char icer 10
Snor Calderon Colantes Mster OF State IN whh nave
TO assure YOU, that there was 10 indication tol
could have any relation ia the most indirect
ner sh the question OF Cuba both functiouares having
been mutually satisfied with the cordaity eXnibtet
THIS their official The talent,
sghtedness with which is said Nc Preston is
adorned and the information which his predecessor VIII
naturally transmit to him, will have made him acquainted
~ on.e.t ultx IN ta mani
Of the whole country regard 10 everything Goa
corning great Ante aud is not 10 be presum III that
parsonage OF such eminent eniowmen,s woud venture
propositions which, in addition TO tner not beng
listened 10 in the slightest degree, would place him Ia the
difficult dlsagreeabe position OF having W leave tnis
Court. this subject beteve that there is nothing
said, for the opinion is a national one
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POSTAL DIRECTORY
and Domestic Hraiis.


TISR OF CLOSING Ar THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
Doxssrio. EorthAlbany. sullslo and Canada ..3i5PN
S ssH sn mail vi VS. f Ere fa a s AN and si u
s'uth aud soutbweserD
s f.! mail BY railroad X 4 s and ri
will be observed Is tSe Northern and Western m
mails nov CLOSE at siS respectively aud the Eastern mali by
susDAr MAILS: On sunday al mails close =. this
cAproRsIA.. By steamer, Wednesday, April Pm.
The Overland Mail Tor Oalilorn;s leaves e LOUIS
dss.sned tr !, should be marked 'bverland, via
s. LAKE CtrY The Overland Vail St Joseph do) to Salt
Lake city; leaves q Joseph every Y, saturday At
VIA st Joseph
So PACIFIC. by steamer Wednesday, April ao...I PM
hAvAsA-....By steamship fhiadeiphia, Ddsy,
Hgf New resns BY se.msno rennss.ss On
.he LIST aud 18Th Of each mopth. Letters should
be placed 70 the Office at New York ak days pre-
EUROPE sS ssam ma Io0 New Yor, via South
AYp %son saa Alter he W @ gur n Ne
Rnge rste OF postage upon letters sent from tho
United States IN the Br. sh mad "a sosland, q
Couieoersticn. or 70 ths Republic OF Paraguay
ss s s% af rlSs -
psymeIt required: This reduction is the result
four to twelve censs the half ounce letter, be
nate Cunhrd PACKET at this port being once
month, the steamer Rarnak will be despatched
with uias for the Bahama islands, 10 be landed
at Nassau, Mp
NJ longer Necessary 10 collect 10 the United States
any British pcsase letters addressed to Turks Iaads
and forwarded in the mails IN 81 Thonis arrangements
having been mace the British Post ce evsing
collecting postage the delivery Of the letters desn
ion In future therefore, the United States postage only Is
required prepaid upon Islands which
the distance exceed
miles, twenty the distance Is oTer2 200 meS
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BossAY. The Overland Mail Bombay closes In London
IA foiows:-via Msrseilss, on the Sd and 18th Of
each month Via Southampton the i2h sLd
9th.
CALCUTTA Sd 10th 18TH 2eh via Marseillss lh, 18th,
10Th. 9th via Southampton.
CHINA, &c Wis Asrees the 10Th and 18th Via South
amptou 4h and Goth.
AUSTRALIA. via Marseies suez the 10TH Via South
ampton and Sucz. 18th
MArstrIus Wis Alder the 4h and 9TH Of the month
Via souaArnp ln the 9Th Of the month.
~ Marssiles malta despatched the OF above
saes Should any OF these dates fall Sunday the mail
desp stcbed the following evening.
The southampton mails are despatched the nuorning OF
aeove dates should any these fall Sunday
uan DESPATCHED the morning previousL
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be,s from joining States arc expected to be prescott on

TIM occasi n,
Ihe arrangements Area thank sgiviBg eervte ~ one
Of our churches, Rev. Juuius N. Wiley, of Coao,
Officiating Grand Chaplain, aud the music an Singing
upGfr ,he direction " Me- Geo. +. Br.tos, og>nst ~
Trinity church ladies' be admitted tn the galleries oy
tickets general procession OF the Order ffoa tue bit.
ery 20 Madison square, where sppr,prrte SOC Woes viii
tax. place. mpsnied by vocal aud instrumentu music;
10 he lolose d by ap Grafton by Grand Rep R,,ert &
30, ton of South Carolina Ia the evening" Il tho asa
e,my Of Music there Will be soctai gisherieg ~ tne
Ofne, aud visiting brothers; tae whole concluding <itn
grand bali.
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UCTItN NOrIcX-vERY RICH HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nure heavy French plate pier and mauts mirrors rose
wood pir oorte marble velvet carpss oil
paintings &c the tive residence 2l8 West Fourteenth
street. between sighlh and Ninth avenues
j. w. PORTEN. auctoneer will sell this day (Friday),
April Is lO o'clock precisely the entire ant furaiure
Of above house Of ~hh made to order and
superior workmanship
farors-M sgpiceL rosewood psror suits in rich French
satin, with solid rosewood rames octave rosewood
pisncforf richly nlad with pearl and so pearl keys rose
wood reception chairs In satin large chrs
splendid French plate pier glass with slAs aud e.cke ch
twenty day bronze and ormoln clock costly rich
hrocst and window curtains uhxdes ele
espy carved etegere with plate glssa oil paintings
Of great m crit and Of high cost
Dining sion table, suit in moqie richly
carved secretary all mads match elegant rnby
elsss rich silver ware casters
vice. large savers fruit ssnds end baskets coffee urns
ties napkin rings forks liquor stand butter knives
sugar tnpss best OF ivory cutlery touosrs goolea wines
decauters, &c.
Chambers Rosewood and mahogany sofas lounges couch
beds bsdstesds buresns waentndB comnotes wood
quits chss rockers eeg mt pier ana msote mrros hrts
BAR mattresses, bedroom suiIs nDes, Ingram
carpets ocloh ball st~na sill pssei stair sds
work table clocks Also large aud lgans- Ass,rtrsn
of srclee large house The furniture OF tas
house worthy the especial attention OF those about reur
nishng
B-ro particles aSuiaed 10 this those belonging
- the house No postpouenient.
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a urrInn nnrloE -RuRNH AMs FuAsIruaa SKI.

a press snd ,nrvtqre psckag establishment III and ls
uirnrr moved with the care furniture
every description boxed and shipped all of tse CITY
u'rrrs paintings chin and
gsss CAREFUL, packed and novel; and mirrors
sep and pnt IN the best large two horse
wagons the removal cfrnitre country AL orders
by post PRONG lily attended ".
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IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTIOE.-ADJOUKhEb SALE
of AL the uroi.ura works of art and re drc,ruus con-
ued /, the elegantly furnished private residence - Clio
ton place Ia Eighth street. near br0adway-L s. HOUGH
aucioneer office No 2D Rroadwsy viii sell above this
day Aprii rs at i0 A. precisely Sale positive rain
at 40 Broadway The calls attention 10
the above sale ga embracing opportunity M purch
to obtain first caes goods at moderate prize The house
tsps unusually large and fine assortment u dseirbe
goods suitable for geneel hous Careful in
attendance 70 rsck and ship the goods From the est ovie
portion of the astIcles specimens OK Whit
h'use rOGafDs-
Duing Carved wAlu ut buffet extension table, a.
Nicholas dining chairs enendd mirrors bronze
fixtures tapestry together with the chin end
belonging the housa glassware ri eo,csya
BILE description; sver tea service dive peses large silver
saver casers and forks 1u'r caster wi ruby
bet,es caie baskets Sc ivory cutlery sets; besides
large variety o. unique table ornaments
Pariovrarved rosewood ui in crimson AMI SATIN
solid rosewood tables reception add
chairs solid pod and wall eegere egsD. frerch
plate pier glss In gold France advs escret,e lined Nth
embroidered lace window drspery several large AMI
splendid bronzes: also paintings by eminent artists siso
nne vsrey of elegant Dresden china Parau an
manel decorations also of NnnDs Fishers sDleudit
wood carved octave ptnos nearly new Ia per-
feet order and fully warranted stool an music nets
&c besides host Of other articles which, to be appreciated
must be
Chambers Tapestry CARPETS carved rosewood besead,
with rich lace canopy splendid hsr mattresses 40 N 60
bosters and pillows pe blankets aad bedding rosewood bu
and china toilet rosewood bookcase fne
engrayiDgs, elegant carved mahogany hedseas bureaus
wsssfands sofss chairs matresses beuses carpets res
Descriptive catalogues be had at the hous. only.
resdeDce SO West Twenty escond street, the entire c0nen OF
the Sale positiye shine
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7 L. vANDEwATBR. AUCTIoNEgR -sALEsaOoM 81
q Liberty street adjacent tn Nassau y L. VASDEWATER
will SELL saturday. April 49, at 0 ocl,ck ri the sales
81 Liberty street large and general assortment OF
b0usebold furniture French plate &C. both and
second hand being removed bber for c'nveoence Of SALE
and pfisng variety suitable for the par,r dining
and bedroom also library and office furniture Particulars
by advertisement and catalogue day of SALE Terms
and sale peremptpry, without regard weather.
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a ]. BLFFCgYR SON co. WILL SELL on FRIDAY.
hpr 10 al " o'clock at ths Merchants Exchange On
sry th'd and sixty fourth streets cac.ce p,o' q lots I,
2rarcels situated ie below The grade and Only $50 feet
and worth the attention q buyers Maps, &C. at
Nh 7 Rytad sire
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u II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEGR.
" VALUABLE HOTRL PROPERTY AT
SsVfy ia tu d To- n

r.. II. LUDLOW CO win sell public auction on Fri
day, April IS ~ " o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
SHREWSBURY, N. Port Washington Pavilion Hotel
with plot of ground about feet with water the
Shrewsbury rver Pavilion S0x50 feet order
stable barrs Sheds &c; three
ply there DAILY during the season.
Also IA the of the eAch 90 feet
Also lots or Washington and Huntstrsets
Two thirds Of The purchase remain bond and
mortgage
Maps al the auctioneers' office, IA Pine street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

CAUTION TO DEsLSas 10 Az 4LsRs IN III AsvrO
~ fabrics c,rtsoibs thresis 81 cSozsd
Iha uness gives sb.s ss asi- absolute
vevance froui hsrIes Go dye.r OF the eraus'v. fy
vu'cauiz-d rubrt prepared asrDdi tosi o'is ears
teet ot lons vs. 1874 MI ~es'sc tAbrtca, the etsns II
which " due 70 the htng cprugeag the sheets ,esds
~ such fsbrcs nd 10 Vii bra1et esm-csd ss-st
tsnths or such ret ec-d
or BON sides nth substances other than rnehsr sat Al
em IN esus ehrred Roons ant also " ard sell 'ris
r,t e ~ vucauz-t rubber snd AL hrsais eh-ct
OF ruonf when are or he made itishsf b. uaer va
or p- c.-re' bv norops subsencrs add he hereby gvG
pnce rs no ready N supply the trade Al sucs faortU
At reasonable rats and has fD
is seLra has heea called ads cd b.
William Juoson In whch Juison cstus 10 be the
OF 'bs right to import and seH snrh gpois.
The undersigned Is aisl.d inst is bs part OF
ssid Judson nsnd tho pubic ADD for the
Of iuj9ssnf his hu-rees
-d bis prete odod titles cou pusic and he
not afford the uptersigned ovpo-uuly NJ
suit agsiust him IN order
Chsree Goodyear ccnb give sAt ht'Ys iudsr
any else after the titles he
signed 1he question decided by Judge -so, la Nsu
York prei nnhry motion a0t Dartis prs-enstos a
the RI the merits Of title Of tn. ande~
sgnsd and the card oubsbed NJ se lu-"n shows that The
which ssid Judson cAms N have been IA himself for ths
Last eix years
The therefore cautious all deaiers IN articles
the above Descriptions Containing vassosei rubner thst
such Oods be lgwfU sold In this country vooa htl
cens and stamp and that he sbs prosecute n the extsot Of
me Jaw all pes Infringing his sid rgoa ordes
HuR ACe q DAY
Is CortIandt street New Yo~k.
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4 UrTloN NOTICE. a FANNY DscLINIsG BOUrs
" ke pe viii cell at private sale thar psor aud cham
furniture ubrL Ia nearly at great bs-gan tor cash
psror suits " satin coverings elegantly carved
soon pisDa bad
bureaus &c carvets ana general variety articles
usef eene h,nsekeepiag Cal aveoeune for three
DAYS q, ~ university place Washington
Tne rouse which IL in excellent order good
rent on 70 marty ~sun the house furniture
gea will be- gvea II the furniture is not sold
house " be 4 Furnished.
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ARGhIN ALL THe pALU.
family vii be cold che 'p o n
O.. Ontistiug OF psrior sdi' rich,
on aud maroon French brocatel;
h,gauy bedroom furnitnre. cen
81 West Twenty fourth street
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A7TRACTIvE SALE OF ELEGANT MODERN AND
~ spque furniture, with the entire costly contents of the
house.

w.
To morrow saturday April 6 at 10Y O'Clock, at the hve
story dwelling house LEI West Twenty first
Seventh avenue the elegant furniture house furnishing sr
chaste beautiful works Of contained therein
large costly and desirable collection Of everything
adapted ganty and ashoDaby fun he'd all Of
wh rh Ia in ORDER aud will be positively sold without
being imperative that every thing should
Immediately from the premises Paors dining room cham
bers, &c
Contain three superb raror suits Of which covered Ia
rich orocade one n suit blue aud gold brocade one do Ia
silk velvet all OF these paror suits solid ROSEWOOD tea
fully carved and made to order by Roth with slip
rosewood pasciorte purchased three months
very elegant instr Gothic egeres with plate doors and
saua-y rosewood pier and sofa tables rich da
sek and lace aius large pier and ante mrrors with
base and cornces whanots with plate backs ormou chande
heIs Turkish and Vore chairs reception chairs In oluet
and satin ad secretary music cabinet velvet and Axmo
sier carpets consoles escreoire &c with beautiful COLES
ton Of paror ornaments marble figures and groups Of the
immortal Milton Flora the goddess Of owe Day and Might
the Village FESTIVAL Beauys Bower, &c jewel cases. ne.
with god and pearl card cases, magnificent Sevres
hsque eures and ornaments with number OF rare and val
uabe paintings and glass Chambers and dining
roomsurerh rosewood bureaus bedseads. armour eace
suits wood lounges vashstsnds china toilet sets bronzs
clocks cand.abrs, sixteen hair mattresses Preach
counersnes blankets cottage and spring seat chars over
6c wards o.Tpe French china of ptou dnusr
ard tea SETS rich cut glass silver se Spoons forks urns
rckes extension dining table, &c. No postponemenL At
l0Js O'clock precisely.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTUrCIAL TEETH INSERTED At THg LOW
a. possible prires-see on silver 81 corae W. Fo,S1
psn. $40 Canal street. Mercer. one block xem o.
way Dn. kAuh@tsN
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A UCTION SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHoGA
dag ali bs fine furniture 10 dwelling No s. Yea. svents
street few doors sixth Catalogues can be had
furniture brccste one pspotor, nedao1 SOFIA
sofa beds and two pAor suits Of order maze iurntGrs ne
ses carpets oval mirrors lace cu-tsus ron1s and
chandeliers velvet aud Brussels secrtry and book
psintrRs bv oe,eoi ,ed artists ssiasry marse ceatre
table card do Turkish and raiug irs dys work aoe
cd shades marble tuetes bsque French
ments richly carved wood heds,eads bnraes
d'Race wardrobes dressing thls shaving stand
towel rack hair mattresses bossra and pnws feather bats
ssas se"h extensions table, H cut and a.
silver dinner and tea SERVICE chins tea sets Sher
complete assortment kcben furniture the sale
Will commence Sixth and stages within
ew doors Of the house.
QY JOSEPH HGeEMAN,
At O'Clock precisely al is Anly, between Clinton
aud Henry Streets Brooklyn,
large and raj assortment OF household furniture OF
the manufacture paror furniture in green
plush splendid French plate pier glass; with cornces md pier
library book ladies' SECRETARY lined with wood; win
dow curtains mahogany and oak extension tbiss and chair
with chamber and Kitchen furniture china gsss and cro'k
cry, &C.
immediately after the above; 10 the house No Myrtle ave-
nue. siIh house west of Yass avenue at ~ o'clock NJ,
Mhcg,ny and walnut marble Sp psrOr and usni
chair rosewood and mahogany bookcases b,roeer clock
by Tobis wders patent slsm ander safe s6xl inches;
Also, q large frame sable, to be removed
7yONsTABLE's SALE LEATHER. &c-A NJ CRrsrA.
~ Lar asct"nser Is broadway will sell. this day 18Th
Inst .as S 81 M Ds aaa So
web shoe thread &C. together With lot of fancy leather suit
able for bookbnders or others also lot of boo! trees and
TRY GOODS HOSIERY RIBBONS AND FANCY
~ goods fixtures counters shelving glass 3D.
will be sold at auction Thursday April 81 st l0 O'Clock,
HEs KYGRsEp auctiopeer l4i William street.
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I nnA Ann sSaARs. AT PeICEs FROM "a TO $40
l.VVv.uvV per thousand Cvb purchasers ara par.
tuary fnvii 10 examine my stock and pcea guAfan
tee 10 c. sa bul ers great Inducements
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ucrInN NOTICE.

n
a Large sale oi magnificent household furniture. superb
draw ss egsnt onvs pisooorte pier snd
rsne mirrors lace curtaus oil paintings siary vssss
&c
Saturday a. the private residence No 70 West rwenv sixth
street. SIKH avenue, sale /, st in Dcnk the
caogne embracing the largest bsst Of h1nse
bold friue o-red ut auction this all made ~ order
for ME present owner md 80 be psremp'oy sold q the high
EFT bidder psrors-One full suit OF psror furniture richly
carved covered In maroon silk br,csde consip Of n SOFAS
reception, and eight oval chslrE suit
covered IL velvet plush rhl carved rosewood eegsre GER
card and soa table, chss sscetsre and hookcase
work table seven octave panoforc stool aud cover oil
psrngs by eminent artists bronze sud ormolu chandeliers
sauary poetry pantns aud uc & velvet carpets
so all he chsmber furniture consisting of rose wood az ma
hogsDy bureaus bedsesds hair feather
beds blankets cperavings vsees clock curtains shdes
also s the dining furniture. For further particulars
Berald OF fnorrow.
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A ssIeEEEs SALE OF cARPETINo, ouCLorH
"A :. RUGS, MATING &c.
A. ". CR1hThffR Auc.loneer viii sell this day, 10TH
ins, at 10Y O'Clock, at q Boyery W" w.
5 pieces AL wool ingram carpctnR various styles and
pAtternA 'P's
terms. 'P'7 ' ~
o. pieces Canton mating. various widths.
40 pieces =, 81 and 81 floor and hall oiyclo<b.
% velvet and Brussels rugs ysr,us desiens togeer with
i'I 2. aoor msu ~ hxtores, marble cp buresu Ac
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CCIioF-PoNY, WAGON, HARNESS, SADDLE
ar bridle.1WE lLES NICHOLS auctLopeer BROWNE
NInoIS VII sell on friday kpr 10 ut ocl,ck In front
., eesroom 70 Nassau rreet bay South American pony
vh uuNn name AMI tD, ycars old, sound and kind Ia
Dafpess and saddle cold only BE- reoacsd by gr
Aho sound ma e. year old hands yarrsnto3 perfectv
sound and k1f splendid driver aud vii tr "a three miuutes
perfect animal for private use " :
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M vrRWIN AUCTI0NEEv-RY BANGS MFR
a. wiz 90 Trade ssesfcoms, ~ Park COG. Friday
evening ANIL ID o'cock private library, prsaE
nrre eoec,nn OF tary teleed or orsriss
embracing assortment OF aud old books IA various
trspc se~ Of liter aria scirncrs &c As) fine oil
psio rs eprsoes In slt frames. Catalogues may be
had. IL snctl,n roOws.
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A UCTION HOTIoE.-A
"A able furniture III a priv
cash purchaser At private .
~ carved and covers-d In crt
siso a lot of res@wood and
ire, side, BIER tables, &c .
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EDWARD II LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER
u HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


F. II LUDLOW 90. win sell at auction, Wednesday,.
April 20 at IL O'clock at No. 80 West Twenty third street.
Sixth avenue,
Handsome household furniture of which mads to
order by Boudore consisting of carved wood paror
pture tofas chairs and suite In blue gold
satin elegant rosewood piano made by ighte Newton ~
octave ne and gold satin window curtains lined with silk
richly rosewood e.egere with mirrors
rs a centre tables with marble tops papier mache and In
laid tables
egsnt t clocks "Crsader and saracea French
china large pier ard antel glasses velvet carpets
safe oak extension dining table oak sofa and chairs
wood and mahogany SOFA chsis &c. In hair cloth hogany
French bedseads dressing with marble tops library
table and chairs Brussels oiclo.h with
assortment Of kitchen furniture, with which the win
Catalogues be had previous he
auctoneer's Office, No II Pine street.
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A J. BLLECEE R, SOMA co Will. SELL. ON BATUR.
%. day AIrl ~ AZ u O'Clock at the Revere House, Isr
Town cep magnificent sites Tarry comprising 34
acres on sleepy hollow Road IN immediate neignbothool
OF seais of Heesrs Boker A. j. fhelps ". Webb &c ex
ensve view OF The surrounding and the Hudson fiser
well wooded snd waered and win he divided into lots VI
from . ~ acres each Maps at hos. ant9 Pine sreet
A UCri0N NOTICE--JNO J. FEMME, AUCrT0ErE8,
"a ooe 30 At the residence OF Mr. Daniel Fry
Ga Houston street, near Wooster street.
THIS DAY,
Friday, April ID, at I01x O'Clock,
han shtne
Elegant household furniture without at tbs above
residence Catalogues ready Office door. Pa lDr1
consn ROSEWOOD piano and sns rosewood furniture
covered h. French gain dyRns and tapes
Wy carpets rugs warirobes marble bies easy
Sung.s easy chairs Parish marble bssgue figures
french - curtains dining extension table, Freoch china du
per ara YEA fes ivory knives aud casters crock
J so glassware mirrors clocks oil paintings engravings
.. Chamtere Ia second aud third stories.
Rosewood ara mahogany beissds bureaus washrtands,
pre- ply and ingram carpets hair mattresses eathef
pedh quits fbeets pows pieres soas, chairs, Ac, Ac
ALSO,
Basement and Kitchen furuiurs of every description with
which n sale will cOfnmence
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aud bwness engagement hand will prevent full
dng my promise ts day trust this win no dsap-
poIniment Next engagement. sure Then ~ will be made
right by the ADvERTfBER.