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E II. LUDLOW 4 co. AUCTIONEERS.
-. PARTITION SALE OF


VERY DESIRABLE LOTS AND CORES,
ON THE 6TH AND 9TH AVENUES AND A1H STREET
NEAR THE
CENTRAL PARK.
9TH STREET IS GRADED from the 9Th 10 the 9th
with curb and gutter stones set therein.
II. II. LUDLOW Co. viii sell at auction on WEDNESDAY
March l6 1882 at II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
New York
sTH AVENUE full lots and gore lot the westerly
side OF the 9Th between SD and 5ih including
the southwest corner of 5i'h street and 9Th
18th STREET-A full lots being the entire front the
souherly side Of 5h sreet from Sh 9th with
"a gore lots IN the of the above
9TH AVENUE-6ful lots and gore lot the easeriy
side OF the 9Th avenue between SD and 54h Streets including
The southeast corner of 6ith street 9th
9Th AVENUE2u full lots and gore lot the eastery side
OF the 9th between 5h and 55h streets including the
northeast corner Of 54th street ana 9th avenue.
9th STREET2 gore lots the norherly side of 5ith
street. being nearly the entire front from the 9Th To the 9th
All OF the above described lots well located and in
situation for immediate Improvement being In the vicinity Of
valuable bulldogs; Of most desirable grade and free from
rock with Croton water and gas pipes In the adjacent
rand resolutions have been introduced In the city
councils extend through 5n street from the 9Th to the
9Th avenues
per the purchase money remain mortgage
for term OF years at per cen. Interest
The title of the above described property IL held direct
from the original grantees being OF the Oldest the
island New York. belonging TO the estate of Jacob hAr
sen. deceased
Maps particulars be obtained of the auction
~.
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RRYANTs' MINsTRn.s.

1(KYANTS MINSTkElE,
- hechsnns Ball. Az broadway, above Grand stre.t
Monday March Z, and night during the week.
TIE sACELSIOk TROUPE OF THE WORLD
In new variety OF dances, burles ues con
aiihes JERRY and DAN BRYANT
u popular Comedians the Primo ant ari1ne IN
THE BURLEsQUE ITALIAN OPERA.
Doors at 6 curtain To rise nj ~ O'Clock Tick ~ 81
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A SECOND GRAND SACRED CONCERT WILL. BE
"A given on Tuesday evening M<rcn at the Church
Immaculate Conception Fourteenth A. nj
the request of several who were delighted with that given
ON Sunday evening last and afford great number who
could not on that occasion be accommodated the Opportunity
bearing the splendid new just placed in the church
The success OF the first concert the fact that
VIII ng Der i~ nnest solos that Mr. screber VIII play his
talented artists will volunteer their crowd
I'd an sndence as tat of last Sunday evening Tickets
cents reserved seats IS be
The eveui OF the concert To ~ ococs P
u be under the direction Of ousavus schm organ
M ~ the church
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LDwIN roRRSsT DRAMATIC AssoCr ATOM
w ing this day Sunday at ocsck SIC recnwch stree
by order OF the President j. d. Foster Ladies' and acne
men wishing Z. join WI please address wm. Hanna, si6
Greenwich 81, N, ~
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s. MAYNARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
- magnificent household furniture Superb dra wing
quits octave pianoiore, saiary oil painings,
brOuzes ormolu chandeherf pie, aud
rrane lace curtains Wines books horses and carria
ges robes Monday at the private
read, nee weny sixth
counepte ii O'Clock precisely Ora wing
velvet crpsts rugs secretary and book
line with tulip wood. adee' work table, rosewood
richly 10 rui. and flowers consisting OF two etc
and eight parlor chsirs
silk brocae atuary marble tnp tables,
match the suit wood etegeres with
Iced with silk Turf reclining chsis bronze
forte and music rack and books, music &c oil
scapet by Boeye; the Descent from ross by Jaena
fruit piece by lrussel s,atuary Painting and Musi."
"Moterp hope" 'Seasons tc Dresden and French china
and gures oval mirrors ewood and gilt frames
msnel mirrors lace curtains shadet &C Dining roomSu
perCr dining table buffet buffers aud stand
arm aud engraved glass decantcrs
yohe,s cham bers fruit and dessert stands
sails Ihiy china dinner and cotIe ivory
handled forks solid silver dinner and tea service
csse Spoons forks napkin rings, butter knives &C. Brus
sells carpet Balhosewood hat stand cha oilcloth
stair rods DC Chambers second storySod carved
beds;eads style of Louis XIV BUREAUS and
match china toilet sets hsir mattresses feather
beds blsnkets, quils sheets. conerpsnes mirrors Nc
Chambers th aud fourth Mahogany and black wal
wsshstsnds hestes chairs towel racks centre
table ingram carpets curtains bedding &c sofas rockers
boksck Aso large assortment OF basment and kitchen fur
with which the eae win commence. eae positive, rain
Dre hinp
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NTIBIo's GARDEN.-BXTRA ADVERTISEMENTS
IN NIXON a CO.'S GREAT EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
addition the already crest attractions of this company
NJ ssrs Nixon 90. have the honor announce that
THE CEI.ABRkTED AMERICAN HUMsRTsT
Dir JAS T. rHAYER
will r,ake his hrs' appearance on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
and introduce the wonderful trained horse
DUCROW.
Dr. rhyer being on his way South fulfil his engage ueu
his stay only extend nights thos
picaton for seats ~S
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A Rr UNION CONCERT HALL,

A KT UNION CONCERT HAIL,
SUNDAY CONCERTS SUNDAY CONCERTS
SUNDAY CONCERTS. SUNDAY CONCERTS.
SUNDAY CONCERTS. SUNDAY ION ,EQTS
EXTRA GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING
Hiss ANNIE BORDWELL
whcse success IN unparalleled.
Mis- BIRD, The Scottish Nighingale.
PROGRAMME.
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INDwD. SNHEHCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL Tuesday March at II O'Clock at 80 Nassau street.
h. az H. sChkNCK will sell the entire balance Of segars
and "a late the property OF Messrs L. g. Clark Co., dnso
yenO, importers and obbers segars. Wines &c. DE
- casks and oiard Hepnessy Ppet yeux and other
fire London cock hrandes fine DO In demohns and gath
CASKS chsmpagnes cart Ports pale golden
riss including d. g. Amonado &c. Holland and London
Jamaica snd 1T CroN old Seirria sherry and
London Club Madera abanas cabinet Rio Hondo La Flor
american Figaro, blazing star Henry Clay La Rosa San
tago AmazoDa, Upman and other fine and medium grades
Havana The above goods be positively sod with
out TO close the before the 10Th inst.
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MI. LtveTe, MI MT
bocf.s Mr. Young Mr.. Tree Mr. Bernard. Mr. Jehries
MT o. PsrHioe, Miss T. Henrade, Mas Tree, in original
paris.
Performances terminate beo ii O'Clock.
The coors will open TO counience At TX
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLo'S GARrYE.
~ So, Monday, March T. 1859
.,.nDKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOVELTIES
rl4or . COs GhtAr kQu SsrRIAN TROUPE.
on.,.,> TWO PERIOD MANcEs TO DAY
IRAhD 1IVfNtLE AFTERNOON Performances At 4
ClhDkhtII.A aud the tQUEsrRIANS
MONDAY EVENING
rusi appearance OF TIE great mexican Humorst,
Frat right OF DuJi,GW
First night of THt BRloArDS
First night al Mr. THoS. NEVILLE
Treadsy-pr Thsyer viii the an,erd,S t~osx-~
stallion III REKA, the property OF Chas Aoblnson OF FsSS
Plains.
Wednesday and Fiday-Afternoon performances NJ ruN
DIRELLf ana the kquestrisns
Tuesday Thursday sAtur6ay-Oniy Cinderella n,g.
Monday Wednesday and Friday Full Equestrian bl-AH
Tickets so cents Children Is
THEATRE FRANCAIs.
l. bS5 Broadway.
=. Wdcows ct G. Sage. .Direeswu
Controieur
E. hlviefe. reintr0 DC oeo0ka0oodo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DROADwAY THEATRE
ID Proprietor and Manager. Mr. EDDY
Ssee hhnsEe D. clarke
NorE-Cange In dme-Doois open 6sz curtain will
al IL O'Clock
The whole Of ths beautiful Parqut. .....2 % cents
Dress Crcle.... 30 cents Family
n and conmodous Amp theatre comprising th entire
third and fourth ueIs capable Of seating 1000 al
MONDAY EVENING, March 7, 1850
EVERY EVENING TEE WEEK
SHAKSfERIAk REVIVAL
1be Manager announces the revival snaksperes sublime
tragedy OF . -
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
which will be produced scale splendor never be
RvERY Scene In THE PLAY Is NEW.
AVERY COSTUME in THE PLAY rs NEW.
livery PROPERLY IN THE PLAY Is NEW.
The following authorities have the produc-
ton OF this great psy-Gltdo Is Ancient Egypt utsrchs
Lives; Esehenbnrgs M,ruel of Classic literature,
Fmke's Greek Antiquities, Roman Antiquities, Jossphus
dhos Hopss Costumes Of Ancient Egypt Do Sic j.
Ghampoliou Demon Iaes, Morton. Crania Egypuct &c.
The scenery painted MIR. Almy aud Assistants
Machinery Mr.. s. Wallis and Assistants
Costumes, from correct authority MIRA g. Wallis
The entire play produced under he Immediate direction
nI...
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II OUSE wANTED-FURRIsHED BY LADY, HAV-
III ing few eentcel boarders where the rent would be
partly in board preferred best OF reference Address
a B c., Herald office.
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a UCTION NOTlCE.-SPRING FURNITURE SALES.
~ ShMU RI OsGOOD CO. auctioneers 81 Nassau street.
Will usua give their personal attention to sales OF house
bold furniture at the residences declining housekeep
tpg removing al their ssesroons sbich well adapted
Cor the display OF all descripons OF goods
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slANUtACToRY WANTED-h BUILDING OR BUILD
w ngs with yard attached, suitable for manufacturing
purposes between Canal and Twentieth Such
ground would be preferred which the would be will
ing nud. upon lease IL necessary State loca
ton address Bronze, Herald Office.
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YJOUSE wANTED-FURNISTIED BY A RESPONSE BILE
III party. with small family; location between Eighth
hry Fourth aud sixth about
isrp oflo
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AHfUsEBrENrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
DOWERY THEATRE
~ Lessees .Mesus q. L. Fox j. w. Lugsrd
honcay evening. March 7,
OUR ENGLISH COUSIN.
Hon. Augustus Fzhurry Cecil Mr. G. L. Fox
49,, THE SCHOOLMASTER.
THE RAGPiCKER OF PARIS
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rI'C WHOLESALE STATIONrRs A YOUNG MAN. WHO
j in about opening OF the leading avenues,
wishes make arrangement where he get small
of fancy stationery short time, paying part cash
Satisfactory reference given Address Reynolds He
RAID office. for week.
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CBwING MACHINE.-ANY PERSON HAVING FIRST
- class Singers make to cell cheap cash. will find
purchaser by applying to d. SIMPSON, 43 Hammond
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SPORTING.

SFOAtIlNGs
A MATCH OF PIGEONS WILL BE SHOT ON THE
~ of the Bleak House OF Third avenue and
lOqh street on Monday the h inst at O'Clock between
James Tomson and John Cornell, for 800 side II birds
each 30 yards bounds for each other out of the same
BASKET p. SJohn Cornell will shoot match of pigeons
against in the world for any of money ex
cent William carson BLEAK HOUSE
A SHOOTING MATCH IL TO COME OFF AT OSCAR
"A sanfords Halfway House, between Jersey City and
Newark, Monday, March I, between J. TAYLOR and r r.
Taylor TO Kill forty out Of any, for 500.
I,RANCIs BUTLER, 70 FULTON STREET. HAS ALI,
the choice breeds of dogs both for sale and stock But
ers nalblc mango and flea externator 30 cents per
boarded, &c. s '
CPoRr1NG-CoRNER or BROADWAY AND FORTY.
- sixth street -, halenge ~ all creation largest New
oundhnd and 81 Bernard dogs English masn $50
IDS expressly Tor stock one newfoundland 100 lbs eighteen
months old jet black well trained, aud dis,emper; one
bitch OF 'hs same breed ten mouths old ia lbs wegn also
number ~ pups from one month ak months old ~
breed pointers settlers watch dogs bull dogs and ans
Scotch terriers fox hounds and dogs Of all kinds Particular
attention paid W the treatment and cure OF diseases of all
kinds No cure, no charge.
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~ q. HORTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 382 HUI
u. sreetwi sell Monday at 0< o'clock furniture
contained IN house ~ Market consisting OF tapestry
ngrn cpeis sofss chairs pier glasses paintings
~ and bookcaie, with assortment Of chamber and kitchen
furniture
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LNuRNIsHED ROOMS WANTED "A GENTLEMAN ANT
Who the best of References and who wish tc
three nicely furnished
third floor 'front.' with quiet private family
Terms be moderate Address j. H. G. Herald Office,
three days stating terms and locality.
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GRAND OUVERTURE
MARDI. MARS 1859.
Premiere representation de
Mr.. PAUL LABA
du Theatre Francois, de PARA
Premiere rep resentat0n de
Mile. LAURENCE CHEvALIER,
du TT are des Varieties, de Paris. dams
UN CHAE0RMEkT Dk MAIN,
Coincide vaudeville. en- too actes.
Mr. Paul IAba remplira le role de Alexis Ramanousd.
Nile Laurence Chevaiar co!u do lImperairice Rus0.
Les aures roles par Niles Jane Mouthsaux, Louise MI
Talbot, Delaan, Th,ery and Leon.
Premiere req resenaton de
MIR. BERTRAND,
du Conservative deParis, dnxs
UN MONSIEUR QUI PREHD LA MOUCHE,
Coincide farce, en- un acte, melee de couplets
souce NM Bertrand, first comiquo Tallo<, BdGaEd.
Ttiery Leon; Miles, Jane, Montheaux.
Pour plus de details voir les programme
Les tureanx seropt ouverts on On commencera TX.
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THE EXHIBITION or GIGNouxs GREAT MOONLIGHT
J. OF NIAGARA will positive close March l0sh next.
GouP1LS GALLERY.
NJ KNoEpLER.
800 Broadway.
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uITCHCocXs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, liz NEW
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
CONCERTS FOR 1HK PEOPLE.
CONCERTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING,
Mr. W. HARRISON,
the wonderful exteunpor comic singer, with
Miss EMMA FROTHIN0HAM
the beautiful vocalist and the entire company. in
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
This concert hail acknowledged the best conducted
respectable In the CITY.
admission 10 including refreshmen ticket
EXCELSIOR ENTERTAINMENT.
". HITCHCOCK, Manager and Proprietor.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED-WITHIN TWELVE
~ miles Of the city railroad or steamboat route
For good house with fruit &C. pleasantly located
CORD may be found by applying MORGAN CO.,
"a Clil street,
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4 UCTION NOTICE. BOGART AUCTIONEER by
"A S. BOG.KT, Wednesday. March at t0S O'Clock nj 567
Prondway Of Prince street. mortgage sale OF hotel fur
consisting Of mahogany and paror suits
HE tables and rocking chas mirrors Brus
sells three and ingram crpes large OF mahogany
and ledseads hair mattress bedding washsands and
cruckery top dressing bureaus wardrobes ocoths
dining kitchen furniture chandeliers aud
fixtures, &c. JOHN w. sOMERlNDfkE,
for mort
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

SMALL QUIET FAMILY WANT PART OF HOUSE;
a second story and Of third, with modern improve
merits respectable neighborhood Rent not TO exceed
$500 Best of reference given Address H. NJ box 1874 Post
'nce.
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49,, &c, &c, &C.. &c. &c. &c,
UNSURPASSED ENSEMBLE OF ATTRACTIONS,
numerous 10 mention In the
LIMITED SPACE OF AN ADVERTISEMENT
Tussday. ClNbERELLA. the EQuEt TRAN TROUPE
DR. THAyER, DUCROw, THE BRiGANDs, Mr. THOMAS
NEVILLE Also In the evening Dr. Thxyer will introduO0
the celebrated tro,ing stallion EUREKA property of
Cnss. Robinson, Esq.
Wednesday VIC performances, Afternoon and Evening"
Afternoon-CINDEREi.LAs and the Equestrian Troupe
E,enng-Fun Equestrian Bil-Dr. ThAyer Ducrow 'TAs
Brieands Mr.. Thos. Neville.
Observation-Disclosures the yquestrians, Dr. Thayer.
Frday-Two performances Afternoon and Evening
Afternoon NDERELLA and the Equestrian Troupe.
Evening-Ful Equestrian Bin with ALL HE STARS.
saturdsy-ClN DERELLA and all tho Equestrians
Tickets 80 Family Circle Is cents children Is ceuAa
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yNM. WRITER'S. AUCTl0NEER, WILL. SELL ON
w Monday O'Clock at Ash Canal street all the furniture
family breaking housekeeping: carpets, onoiha
mahogany bedsteads maresses and bed
ding dining and kitchen furniture. Good chance for
nilleg and others.
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
MR. GEO F. BRrsrow
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AL those who are to participate In this performance are re
spectfully notified that the
GENER Al REHEARSAL.
viii take place at he Academy Of Music Monday morning.
March T. AT 81 O'Clock.
Owing the length ofhe programme they will confer
favor by
EXACT PUHCTUALITY
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w g: ALBUPTus AUCr!0NEER, WILL sELI. ON
w Monday, at o'clock at 3l9 Fourth avenue, betwe
fourth Twenty fifth streets general assortment
household furniture Brussels and ingram carperugs
Also the basement and kitchen furniture with which the sale
will commence Sale positive. =
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a CADExy OF MUSIC.
Il TESTIMONIAL TO
J. B. BROWN.
The friends and pupils of
j. Il. BROWN
Professor of Eocu,ion,
pleasure In presenting to the public varied pleasing
ENTERTAINMENT,
which will take place At the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ON FRIDAY EVENING. Marcn IL, 1859.
j. B. BROWN
will be assisted in bis readings ard recitsuonsby
Miss VICTORIA RANDOLPH
who will make her debut reader in scenes from
FAZIO and MACBETH
TWO PUPILS
from the Mlsaes Rohrs school.
Masters HENRIQUEs and HALIOwAy,
his pupils from the \. y. University Grammar School.
Prof. NJ COLBURN,
and a lady nom private life
Mrs. Dr.. I. j. O'BRIEN
kindly volunteered on this Occasion and will nerSperse
the readings by introducing gems from the operas, &C.
Mrs LIZZIE HARRIS
the wonderful child pianist only yearsof age has also
nneered, THIRTY YOUNG MISSES.
pupils II. Brown, will appear and recc In concert with
gesurc one or two piecesa n unprecedented In
any country. -
Mr.. GEO F. BR1sTow viii preside a, the pisno.
Tickets 10 cents to all parts OF the may had the
music stores aud usual places. To At O'Clock.
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THEATRE FkANCAIS,
5s5 Broadway.
The gentlemen Of the orchestra for this theatre are
requ meet for rehearsal Monday at ~ p M pre
cfey. by order OF the directors
VALIANT, Chef d Orchestre
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UCTIUN NOTICE-BROwNE Il NICHOLS AVG
"A oucers No 35 Nassau street. directly opposite Post
ONCE inform their friends that give their
oenon to sales of household furniture from reside
giving at their spacious
in the city display and sale Of goods OF
descriptions They would particularly give notice that all FUR
pnre paintings goods all kinds sale BY
large policies OF Insurance. without extra charge.
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DCsrrIvELY THE LAST DAY BUT ONE OF RAM
i YARDS D1oRANA OF THE BURNING or JERU-
sALkM and Oriental Tsbleaux This and 10 morrov evening
~ oelcck Saturday afternoon, o'clock Al BanvArdS
Hall 6s Broadway. Admission Is cents; children Is cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VUALLACKs THEATRE.
w 43d, 44th 45th 18Th 4 d. 4th
THE VETERAN.
The mrabe acting, superb charming and appro
pirate ard
MAGNIFICENT TABLEAUX,
combined IN successful drams continue IN attract
crcwds Of lighted vsers Cpw ds o eighty thousand
theatre since production, there
ct no falling OF in it, popuIa wal repeated
EVERY EVENING.
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vNANTED-IN GENTEEL NEIGtfBORHOOD, BY A
w small family, three brick brown hons
high oop with al the modern improvements between Fourth
Eighth avenues not higher than Forieh lower
fourth street. rent not TO exceed 800 Beat Of refe
renee security given required Address A. b. Herald
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A, uCI ION hOlIUf y, FtTXSiMMONS AVCTTONrEV-
A SaeErfoU " Centre street OF Duane win nav
lGrrusr attention 10 sales 81 uAehad furniture Al Tho re
dcnces Of families breaking or VIII have the goods removed
o. Lis faeAroOn # required
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ItI A. M. CRIsTALAR Auconeer, will sell on Monday
m inst at l0a O'Clock, at % Bowery the stock of
second hand furniture stre consisting of large lot OF
and mahogany rocking chairs bedseads
mattresses lounges bureaus marble mahogany
wood tables wardrobes also large lot Of and second
hand Brussels velvet and ingram carpets 90 pieces hall
oor ocloths clocks oil paintings casters knives and forks
nd large sentiment OF other articles too to
ton by of the MORTGAGE and well worthy the attention
90 The trade,
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A UCTIOH NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCrIONEER.-BY
"A y BOGART, Monday, March 4 at los O'Clock at 4f
Fourth street between Second and Third mortgage sale
household urniure mahogany and rosewood ee tees
paror chairs chalrs marble too tables mir
window curtains, mahogany French beds hair mat
tesses wasbstands dressing and plain bureaus tapestry,
Brussels three ply and ingram carpes ocoths hat stand,
dining furniture. kitchen furniture. &c.
JOHN W. SOMERINDYkE, Attorney for MORTGAGE
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sNANrED-A GOOD THREE STORY DWELLING
w house, between Eighth and 1hreth streets and Fourth
Sixth Rent not exceed s%O0 Address g..
box 1857 New York Post Office
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lNANTED-BY A SMALL ANGLICAN FAMILY, THU
w second floor to consist Of three four location
of the Rowery broadway, below Third street. FRS
osss references will be given. Address D. W. yne No.
King street