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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

BRADY's GALLER

BRADY's GALLERY
Has from sss Broadway 10 Nc ss3 Broadway cor
ner Of Bleecker-st
PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGrKRKEorrPks and AnBRorrPss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

TaE CLERICAL LIBEL SuIT.-The Rev. .. b.
Judds suit against James Edmunds, esq, of Kentucky,
involving testimony in respect to the dsagreements IN
the American Bible Union some years ago, has been
on trial before Judge DAILY, in the Court of Common
Pleas Part L. City Hall, for several days past The
testimony was all closed yesterday, both sides The
great interest felt in the trial. the character Of the wit
nesses, and the ability Of the counsel will fill the
Courtroom, doubtless at early hour to-day, with
both ladies and gentlemen. J. w. Gerard, esq.,, will
address the Jury this morning at II o'clock in behalf
of Mr.. Edmunds. He will be followed by John Gra-
ham. ESQ.,, for Mr.. Judd. The charge of Judge DAILY
Is looked for with great interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

ARREST OF BURGLARs.-Early on Tuesday morn
ing. Officers Bennett and Horbet of the fifih Pre-
cine, arrested three persons named Henry Thompson,
Thomas Nolan, and Vim. Baekus, alias sukey,' on
suspicion of being connected with burglary which
was committed on Friday night last. On thai evening
the tailoring establishment of Aessrs- Trowbridge &
Co. Nc. 81 Walker street, was entered through the
skvHeht. access TO the roof having been obtained
through the adjoining unfinished building Once inside
the store, the thieves selected about u 500 worth OF
choice slks, velvets, sewing silks, &C., with which
they decampsd. The officers above mentioned have
been working at the ever since its occurrence,
and finally traced it, beyond doubt to the parties
srressed. On being searched go in cash was found
on the person Of Thompson, and pistol, which was
subsequently recognized by Mr.. Trowbridge as having
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA TAX RATES Con-
PARED.-There has been much grumblng about the
high rate of taxes required in New-York to carry on
the machinery Of the city government bat, according
to the statistics the official report of the Finance De-
partmen of Philadelphia, it appears that we are not
the first in rank as to that matter The rates of taxa
ton in New-York the present year is 81 70 on each
$780, or $17 80 each 81 900, of taxable property; in
Philadelphia the tax is 81 IS per $780, or slS 50 per
al ,0OO
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TAdv@tisenent.

OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY TILL O'CLOCK
Yoxs WIs 10 accom- persons not oten at eis-
ure will make PHEKSoIosIcAL EXAMINATIONS, at No. 800
BroadWY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

fAdsertaenen-
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WNsLow's SooTH-
rig sirrP are used every year in the United States for
Children Teethins with nevsrsng Relief IL inne-
date and certain Orly IS cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

CousTERFEIrs.-Counterfet s. bills on the Bank o
Commerce. Providence r. L. and - bills the Union Bank
PIsiaheid were In circulation Monday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

ESCAPE or A PRIsoSER-On Monday evening, Mr..
Herdfckerof no being examined before Justice Fox o.
OF obtaining goods false p-etense LEI; the Court
While his counsel summing up his case TO sPeax 70
friend and took his departure The officers have not been abe
40 reap ture him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

WIN. w. Howe, esq, OF this city will lecture
Ycukers ibis evening for the benefit Of the Westminster On'o'
Subject, The Epic Of Modern Life"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
The following is the weekly statement Of the Philar

Annexed is the statement of the Ohio banks, show
ing their condition on the first Monday in November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

ANOTHER CoUsTKRYET.--A man who gave his
name arrested Monday evening
having two counterfe % bil pu
porting be genuine bills OF the bank Of Commerce o. fro'
pence r. the bills presented to John Murray
10. ,'si.is :.'svs ~1io PIvroa"..s 49, IN
comnsny with the accused succeeded escaping Justice Kelly
locked the prisoner up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

A Doc THIEF-Thomas Ely was arrested on Mon
.y charged with having dogs valued at 100 from
Dr. Gum Health OHicer at Quarantine Ely was com
utted 10 the Richmond County Jail to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

LkcruREs To-NIeHr.-The Rev. T. Starr King
lectures at the Cooper Institute, on Substance and
Show" The sixth of the Anglo-African course Of
popular lectures viii be delivered at Shiloh Church
this evening, by Mr. William Herries. Subject
Revelation and Cbattel Slavery"
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S5e.z3i.ss2


The business of the Clearing House to-day was
900 25s, 900. The tendency of the money market Is
toward higher rates Of interest, although there Ia no
further change to-day Banks and capitalists appear
Disposed to hold up for short time to watch the course
of events and long paper goes with less freedom than
last week while in short frst-class accepanees the
difference is ess marked. Prominent names, maturing
within 60 days. pass at 6a6I cent and four and Elk
months two.name paper at 7a7I cent. Demand
loans are al cent with occasional transactions at
5a5I v cent. dispatch from Chicago quotes Ex-
change on New-York at p cent, which is an advance
The Rockford and Kenosha Road was opened yes
terday, and train run through from Rockford to
Chicago via the Fond du Lac Road.
The following is statement Of Coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
Nov 18th, for the season, to same date and during
the CORRESPONDING periods last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

THE STREET-CLEASKG AUTHORIZATIONS EN-
HAUsTED-THE SWEEPING MAcHISEs STOPPED
MUD Accommodations up from weeks in
disposition, Col. Delavan has, Unexpectedly made the
discovery or rather has been informed by the Con-
troIler that the STRENGTHENING appropriation for the
present year has been exhausted, and that no more
sweeping could be done until money had been provided
to pay for it, Since Saturday last the nightly broom
Of the scavenger has touched the city pavements
and the machines of Robert Smith have been in their
sheds where they remain in quietness. This accounts
for the quantity Of mud in the streets, which came 81
unaccountsbly, that it appeared to have fallen with
: the rain.
The amount Of the appropriation this year was
$500 O0 Of which there remains unexpended balance
Of nearly s7 0O0 which the Controller retains 10 NEE
bills for which warrants have not yet been drawn, and
which have not yet been presented for payment Col
Delayan is preparing communication in relation to
the matter To send to the Common Council on Monday
evening, which win contain a comparative statement
Of the expenses, week for week aud month Tor month";
Of the present year with the previous showing the ad
vaDtages of mschine-sweeping by figures, as has
already been shown by practice. He proposes also to
show by this comparative statement that $4,000 to
$4,000 can be saved annually by means Of the ma
ohines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

FATAL RAILROAD AccmEsT.-COroner Schlrmer
held an inquest, Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of Joseph
Fzhebe who Chatham square by Second
avenne car on Sunday night Deceased while intoxicated was
attempting get Thdsvenne car when he fell on me
nrk sustaining compound fracture OF tne
hish and other INJURIES resulting in death verdict OF acc
dental death rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

ENFORCING THE 0RDIEAScEs.-The Twenfy-sxth
Precinct Police have been quite efficient since their
organization, in bringing up unlicensed drivers and
vendors of all descriptions, and filming them when
they departed from the ordinances made to regulate
their conduct. The Mayors Marshal has received this
year. up to the present time 90 900 in excess of the
whole amount of last years receipts, and the adj
ditional fines collected by the Clerk of the Common
Council from stage owners, junk dealers and Others,
amount to $13, 148 over the whole of Last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

TEE ITALIAs NATIosAL SocTETr.-CcDsD7ltee o.
Eel YorTbe italian National Society estsbshed some years
ago under the direction Of Marquis Pssvieno and Cen Gaod
ser having prepared the present movement for the Italian nde
ndence under auspices Of Victor Emanuel suspended ops
lion, as the war began Bot now that peace Of Villa
fanes put obstacle that movement before IT, object wa'
accomplished National Society have recognized unds'
the Presidency Gen Gabald and made appeal FOR co
operation to all the Italians at home and abroad
The undersigned members Of the italian Committee Organized
II this city f the aid the families Of the Italian soldiers do
hereby call and ready act together with their
friends a. Committee Of the Italian National Society;
@. ALBIN0LA, EP FABBRL
v BOTTA o. FABBRICOTTI.
DR. CECCARINu @. GAJANL
y O. FABBRI III PASTACALDL
Neto York Nov. "a 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

TRANSFORMS DAY.-The hremen Of this city, and
the aremen of the City of Churches will meet
the corner of West Broadway and Franklin street. on
Thanksgiving Day. to try their muscle and the force
their engines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

BRUTAL AssAULT.-A carman named James CALVIN
was yesterday driving up Seventh street with load OF slaves
when In attempting 10 another he accidentally razed
with the wheels Of his vehicle The driver Of the cart
which into instantly jumped TO the ground and 'ezn
son put up his ward OF the blow when the CLUB de-
snepded with full HIS breaking II In two places
The brutal canan Instantly off, and escaped arrest Cal
win has but bed where he has been confined
weeks the assault wiz lay him up Tor even
lonOe ima.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

REAL EsIAIE.-The following sales were made
yesterday by A J. Beecker. Son Co; lot on T. corner
5hsv AID lilth-st sire Is 2xl00 s27aj lot adjoining
252xoO s20o lots adjoining 752x0o each, zoos lot D
T. corner 5thsv and ll2hst l2I SIS lot on the sV
enue adjoining 2s2x100 . $50; 10, the adj dining
aS7xO lots with house N side llhst adjoining
252xloo s2025; gore lot H. side llths adjoining past
gore ~ side lllthst Joining 25x6s and ST. 500; gore
lot n side lllhst adjoining 30 and x3L $40 gore lot
n T. corner h and i2thst 2Il0o $3.50; gore lot sd
joining the avenue, 2a2xl00 1906 lot adjoining on
the avenue 2s2xI0O $50 lot adjoining the syenue
2S2xO0 $40; gore lot s. T. 5thay and ll5tht,
252xloo s2s2s gore lot adjoining on the avenue
81 Chs gore lot adjoining the avenue 2xlOO el6s9;
gore lo adjoining the 22xlo Sl0i gore lots
with buildings ~ side l2ths, 22xlo $1,000 gore iot
with buidings side ll2hst Is 21l00 65 gore lot adotn
ing 2xlO0 s425 lot side ll3hst Of above 2alxlOo
S25 lot tide 1lSth-st 22xl0o &760 lot 5 side isth
st. 25211O0 $40; lot side l3ths, 252x00 $I0i large
lot 2sxl7s and $50 $50; large lot 25Ils0 and III 500
$50; small gore adjoining 3lxss $685.; small gore adjoining.
25x63e 500; lot n L. l5th IT. and 9Th av, STU
lots adjoining the 2x0o 400 each lots adoln
ing tie avenue 2sKlo f05 each lot s. z. leth-
and tbav 252x6962 5l0 lot adoSng on the avenue
fl375; lot adjoining the avenue 2o lot ~ side llAh-
It,, In rear 25xl36l0 S1040 lot N side l5tht In rear
25x0S34 500; lot ~ side l5th, in rear, 29H6s ASoS
$40 lot NJ side l5ibs. in 2Sx569, $780, lots on
T. 9Th and l2Oths 25xoo whole s5l75i lot on 3
w corner sth and l5sth-st, 25xll0, 81 900.
Nov a. by Adrian H. Mnler house and lot No 48 Ahav,
corner 6x60 SIS 100; house and lot adjoining 1oroo
S7O house aud lot No. az 3hay 20x6O $soSO house and
lot No 2 4thv house and lot No IS T. DSh-
st. I24x99 Sc O0 house and lot No 4S z 30hs latxsS9
Z O25: and lot No. 80 Z. 3Oths, lasxs3 $500
Nov 22-By Z. II. Ludlow Co. one lot ~ r. corner sth-
and aOhs 30x4e S54; lot on 6thsy s2 ~ Of ooh
n, 42xlsi, 1890.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Remaining Nov. q.
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-There were only about $500 head
of beef cattle yarded Foryfourh street yesterday,
and in consequence of the supply being 80 much short
of previous weeks an effort made on the part Of
the cattle brokers 10 advance the rates about half
cent per pound which they were toleraby successful
in doing upon frst-cass stock, far as sales were
effected in the fore part of the day. for more cattle were
sold at prices equivalent to 109iOI cents per pound
for the net weight of beef, than have been sold any
day for good many weeks. This, however, was in
part owing 10 the fact that the average quality of the
stock was altogether better. But on the whole it can
not be said that the market was lively one, for the
medium and inferior grades Of animals did not parake
of the advanced reports from Washington market
being uniavorable and very large receipts of poultry
which il selling at moderate prices, will tend to pre-
vent any considerable advance upon beef cattle
Notwithstanding cur report tomorrow will probably
show something over thousand head less in the city
this week-the number last week being over 5,2OO
head. II ia true, though that some of them are 80
small that il takes two three to make the weight OF
one respectable sized beef. That is the case also
with some of those in the yards yesterday but not in
30 great proportion as heretofore.
We Judged from the appearance OF the yards al sun
down last evening that about half the cattle were sold
the storm of the morning having cleared of, 30 that
business toward evening was moro lively. There Is
probably enough left for the demand today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

n 6. DISTRICT COURT-Nov. 22.-Before judge HALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

VyEE ATTENTION OF FAMILIES AND OTHERS Is IN
yied 10 he sale Of tine velvet medallion and other carpets
three pianos elegant hat stand large lot
oilclo,hs also large and small mhrors good chance for
boke niung their kous Sale at o'clock This dav at No
454 Canal street WIN WJTrEaS, Aucti0neer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

j. REENIE, AUCTIONEER.-LARGH sALe OF NAG
- nihce't sonsehod furniture, elegant drAwng room
suis seven octave psnoioe OIL paintings staaary
nolu chandeliers books Wines 10.
On this day, Urday,l at I0Is O'Clock precisely.
A NE four story residence no 10 West Twenty sixth street.
richest assortment household furniture works Of &c
offered at auction this The furniture made order
fer Me prsent owner by those celebrAnd cabinet makers
ksah Soldsmish and S be peremptoriy sold Catalogues
Dir swING ROOMS.
magnificent drawing room suits richly carved
rut flo covered satin brocade consisting OF
sWo soias two reception and eight oval back ir
covered In silk moquet; ttatary marble top centre
s aide sna card sbiss antique and Gothic Reception
r0gewood egeres mirror doors pier and nGnte mirrors
bronze and orolu chandeliers secretary and
sS % o 1' s.ss sSs
ngures superb representing
Flower Boy and G Crusaders Venus Poetry Painting and
Ave nkd with mother OF pearl and cold pearl keys made
BY city maker musc rack STOOL cover books music DC
OIL paintings by Lecarde Eoythcou Coe lnman Huntington
and other eminent artists Holy Family by seeres
ketebe fruit and flowers. winter &c. French line
engysvings. velvet carpets rugs. hall rosewood bat
stand o,lslo;h asir carpet roa. &c Chambers -
ing bureaus Wristbands and comuoies armoir de gscs
wdrobes toilet tables ahavhg stands french china tolet
vets har mattresses feather beds rsssses bolster pillows
&c Chambers third and storcs-Mahogany and
black walnut sofas bureaus rockers washsisnd chairs bed
ding, ingram carpets, book rack. Dining roomOAk buffet
dumb water, arm chairs. and rich cut and engraved
4lAn aecanters goblets, wines shampaanes frun and
acer. stands SALTS Ae sohd oliver dnner and YEA service
silver plated caster spoons knives napkin rings
ar cake basket salve ice pitcher and ivory handle table
cery Also large OF Kitchen and basement
nHure with whioh the sae viii commence Sale positive rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
w b. wEsTDOrT. AUCrIoNEER.
W. LARGE SALn OF RICH AND FASHIONABLE
kObEHOOU FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

~, lMOSETM,UUV FU ~ 49, At AUOLIUN;, ~.
rich and elegant furniture OF description and recherche
woiB Of art painting satuary DO contained 10 the spacious
dwelling b2 West first street Seventh svenue
gil made 70 order embracing splendid assortment OF superb
hold furnnre and comprses everything be found
regulate for ELEGANT and richly furnished residence which
win be sold for cash. and must be removed Immediately from
the premises Parors cOnst OF three elegant
carved rosewood suits covered 10 fine coored brocs and
one In plush all In perfect order, wood Turkish
and reception chairs with lounges match richly carvei7
octave pauOorte stool and embr idered silk aud
curtains large pier and maute mirrors with
mirror basks two superb etegerss French escree wsI
vases marble groups stRtuary parngs &C. anoag which
many valuable specimens glass
superb rosewood chamber furniture
Rosewood marble top bureaus richly carved bedsteads
large hair washapds oomuodes rch china toilet
sets rosewood wardrobes with mirror efroes
oval mirrors bronze clocks with all kinds chamber rni
ture, two sofa bedateads, &c.
Dining Toom--Cak and mahogany dining furniture.
table rich French china gs ruby engraved
glass, ivory cutlery sverware with
enumerated Stages the house. Catalogues
the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

A CCTl ON SALy OF NJ AGN1FlCENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A nilureSupsrb partr suts seven octave pianofore,
suAry OIL paintings celebrated artists orouzes and many
worhs of art-A. AL8UR1Ia aucuoneer, VIII oner at
public SALE without this day, (FfidayO at the
private residence No So West Eleventh street. near the
fsh avenue psror rosewood suits covered in broce and
snk velvet elegantly carved in fruit and howers solid rose
wood eieReres mirror DOORS sa.uary marble too centre sd
snS cor sole es rosewood seven octave pianoorte lined
~ cy maker and warranted for 80 years. French plate
nces and reclining ehaie ladies' secreare,
WOOD bookcase velvet and carpets match
superb OIL panMnss two match paintings English scenery
painted oy Norhrcp; fruit piece by I;ole; Water
srfue, by Coates; elegant pastel, by Bonsrd rren "a
epgavtugs, bronze clock, atatoary, Veeus niece Jns
tice the Seasons, &c; rarsn marble Z atu ties
and bque and French china figures Dinlc nom
Gohd oak extension table, sdebasrd chars
and stand oval mirrors. eight day clock Hrsseis
French china dinner set lGo pieces; elegantly decoad ga
A. pieces set OF rich ald glassware axe
SDer ssrvtce table cutlery Of the best dsscrn 20
ory bance handle kDves forks carver fork aud steel rh
ssrr butter dish Bohemian glsss wine waer bc,iss
and % tspcs rich cut glass gal ruby rray
nrR bowls la rosewood hat stand add chss 10
stair Garrett silver plated ois BedrccDs Rosewood IN no
ekpy black wslnu bureaus bedsesds mehogal ,5es
Ell racks sofs Iockerr std other chse and
and card tables stands book shelves French line
craving abhsih paY elocsa mirrors paintings mattresses
pssspes blankets, sheets
meme al 0l ocoot IL ha basement Cempsient
viii be in attendance pscs shr cart The goods fbs
euttSneer wogd ran particular attention O tbs
tie laft Apd best assornen. offered 81 auction this
tt.t FociIye rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
ANIUSENTENTH.

EIyLOg 0ARDxN.
isass - EN-: Isaa; As osS,
FULL AE TbI sl nxESjEd i1 Hay yu ~
" wines; 3 The cperas's version Of Sir WaAsr seoss
with The sslsers.sa rrms Dou.a,
LUCY 1soorr' pcv pacorr
and IL ~ sG B. sft sssHss tenor
NJ o. nHASRA e.. .. MIRANDA
prodsced extensive seale
NE" S SnoSIoSs BATTLE EEK Txb Gs2sssr1
A9 asv. e. 4 81 s$4sAaSras
.,s r ,', "as Toy YES Gso q MIRANDA &C.,
SaeSs; ss:,ts rs applause
o1Asq sS.s s. fS$ss sp
Nile R SSy1 BsESf PEARSON. e. SDDS.
the play 'f fs ERff 4 e res
In every way IsI saa n PAST: lt 81
W Doors open So; performances commence a,7x.
In consequence Of the ca 9ersaa Sa syacon Of
and the vast appliance besow ed upon by fashionable audi
enceA viii be repcatet again, and for the last line
TO NIGHT, FRIDAY. Nav Is,
New and Beautiful Scenery Rev and Correct Costumes
tIIis last appearance but one)
Mr. BYouRham rs Charles XII.
Mr. Wac0t. TrDtolemus Maddlewesk
M Dyou as Major Yanberg
MI Bsrgs. ....Gustayo 4crveh
mss 9HIy Gam Endiss
Mrs Reeves. .Ulrica
MORNING CALI.
In which Mr. Lester Wallack and Mrs. Roey VIII appear
To conclude with
BOX AND COX.
BrouxAam Boz
mr. ~Ncos'. 81 Coz
To morrow, sstardayBENEFIT and Asst appearance Of
Mr. WALLACK,
being The lash night o. bis acting ,hs season.
khakBpere's magnificent COMEDY of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
fIsi and only time this season.
Dogoerry, Mr. Brougham; Claudio, wheauegh LeonA.
10 kr Dyot Vergea Mr. Sioan Don Pedro Bangs
uice Mrs Aoey; Hero. Mrs. Sloan
Rest of cast In small bill and future advertisements.
After which Kcnneys rearing farce csled
Jeremy Dddler, Mr.. Waeot; Fam Mr. sloan; Fainwend.
Mr. Floyd Panwy Mr. Chippendalo; Miss Durable, Mrs.
vernon Peggy, Miss Henrade, &c.
MEN OF TIE DAY,
EXTREMES.
wbcn has been for time IN will be produced
on hoNDAY gay I6 vita oeaASu scenery and ap.
p0intmens aud . YtsiDg
1RfIRE STRENGTH Or THE COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
. UCTIoN NorICE.-rMpoRrANT AUCTION SALE OF

a UCTICN NOTICE.-IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF
"A MI he furniture works OF art and tine decorations
i nished private residence No 81 Gin
place. broadway D. g. HOU0H. auchoneer, once
No 100 Broadway will sell this day May H. at 0 O'Clock,
A. n precisely Sale positive ram or shine Catalogues now
ready and had At house. The auconeer calls par
0uar attention t, the above SALE az embracing rare oppor
pre The contains unusually large and fine
Of desirable goods suitable for gentee housekeeoers
in attendance 70 pack and ship the goods
the cAosue extract portion OF the articles
Stmens of what the house conuaini-
Dining ms-Carved walnut buffet extension TABLE, st.
Nicholas dining and chairs splendid mirrors bronze
xtures Tapestry carpets together with all the china and silver
belonging the houses cut glassware of concev
description silver tea service, I've pieces large silver
saves and forks liquor caster with cut ruby
cake baskets &C. ivory cutlery, In SETS besides
Iayge variety OF unique table ornaments.
Farors-Carved rosewood suit In crimson and maroon san
centre and pier tsbiee reception and
chairs solid rosewood and wall eegeres elegant French
plate glass; In gold frame; ladys escreoe lined with
velvet carpets ruga bronze fixtures hssvy
splcndd bronzes paintings by eminent also aGne
variety Of Dresden china Paran figures and
aisoone Of splendid rose
wood octave pnos nearly new In perfect
orer and fully warranted eool and muc cabinets
1 heat Of other articles which, 70 be appreciated
must be seen.
Win rich lace canopy splendid hair mattresses 40 to 80 lbs
and pillows banf els aud bedting rosewood b
and china toilet SETS rosewood bookcase nae
epRreytngs elegant carved mlhng bedeads bureaus,
Sofas chairs matre oisnkets carpets, &C
descriptive catalogues be had at the house only