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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.
CoSygHrloH.-Th Chair announced the
committee to draft a summary of causes
for the secession Of Carolina, also four
| standing committees on Mr.. Rhett's resolu.
| ton and the resolu,son for committee of 3
to provide for the assembling Of Conven-
ton OF thu seeding States, and form a
Constitotfos was adopted.
Mr.. Ingalls, reported the following Or
dinance:
ave, the people OF South Carolina, in
Convention assembled, do declare and ordaiu
that the Ordinance adopted BY ms in the
Convention of the Odd Of May, ITS, where
BY the Constitution Of tho United States
was ratified, and al acts and parts Of acts Of
the General Assembly OF this State rsti!ying
amendments, and the said Constitution, are
hereby repealed, and the Union now cub.
sisting between South Carolina and other
States, under the name Of the United States,
10 hereby repealed"
The Ordinance was passed unanimous
by l69 members, at quarter past one. The
news spread rapidly and crowd collect
ed which did some immense cheering.
Mr.. Miles moved that the Clerk telegraph
to the members ut Washington. Carried.
Unanimously the Ordinance was ordered
signed by the President and members a, half
past o'clock this evening, ut Institute
Hall, and be placed in the archives OF the
State.
In the debate on the adoption Of the Or
dinance MoGraib said What you have done
to day has extinguishei tho authority of
every officer in the State deriving his author.
ity from the General Government. am in
favor Of this body making such provisional
arrangements as may be necessary 10 the in
tervsl which exists between this moment ant
the time the Legislature meets. am, how
ever, not to be implicated in the idea that
there is no lawful authority within the linn
its 0f this State except the General Govern.
ment.
Gregg though the laws Ct Congress should
fall instantly to the ground.
Cheever said au immense chasm had been
made in Tho law. Ii was necessary to avoid
Inconvenience to the people and make tenn.
porary arraIg ements to carry on the govern
ment.
Gregg. There is n law on the subject OF
the collection Of inties in Carolina,
Chestnut We must resvify rueh laws as
will best preserve Us from caamities
Gaihoun.-We have RULED tho temple
down--We must clear away tic rubbish and
construct hnoihef--me nre rowerlcss and
homeless, aud must secure ourselves from
storms.
nunkin II that Ordinance is passed
things viii 90 on in custom house aud post
efiea exactly as no. till other arrangements
are made by this Convention.
Other debates about to the same effect fol.
lowed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

BtffALo, N. r., Dec. 90.
Senator Seward arrived home last night.
lie repudiates the telegraph and newspaper
assumptions II bis authority for, or concur
renee in, the Albany Evening Journals arti-
ole Of Tuesday. lie says when he desires to
be heard. bio is in tho habit of speaking in
his proper place for himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

LBaFENWOkTH, Lee. ~.
The Herald Of this city publishes an al
dress from Gov. Medary to the citizens Of
Kansas, in which be announces his resigna
ton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s r.. NIGH OLAS HOT Is T.
BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, the St. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish.
mcnt Of the kind on this continent.
What it was then. ii remains to-day WITHOUT
\ RIVAL IN sizx, II sUAprUousNEss, and in the
general elements Of conf srt and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for 1,GOO
guests, including 100 compicIs suits OF
:r.-.sce.s tc- families.
six hut dreA persons can be comfortably
seated at the tables Of it, three public dining
rooms, nd nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling public has been omitted in its plan or is
neglected in it'll practical details.
1hs early reputation Of the house Mt home and
abroad, derived from its magn tude, its superb ap
pointmsnts, nm its Hoxx-LtKx COMFORTS AND Lux
uRIEs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wsarisd exsrtions Of the Propretors.
TREADWELL, wHITcOMB 4 CO.
dec22d3m
NEW hook FOK CHILDREN.
TlsHE KANGAROO HUNTERS; or, ADVENTURES
i IN TUE Dusn. By Anne Bowman, author Of
"Thc Gastavays." 1.-The Young Exiies,. lie.
For tale 1t
OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

e. We Published the avowal OF Webster
on the floor Of the Senate in 1850, that he
and the Wing party 10 the North were, and
had been 10 favor Of slavery prohibition 10
the Territories, and the distinct avowal BY
Daniel Webster for himself that he was op-
posed to the admission Of any moro slave
States. And We claimed that this testimony
OF Webster and hs own distinct position
showed that he and the Wing party of the
North occupied precisely the same position
that the Republicans now occupy In refer
snoe to the slavery question.
The Journal denies this, and thus repu-
dates the testimony and the authority OF
Webster as leader Of the Wing party in
1850. The whig Platform of 1852 has no
relevancy whatever to the issue, but it CON-
tains nothing inconsistent with the position
assumed BY US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

NEW YoRK, Dec. 20.
The Quaker City arrived to day from Ua-
vana 18th, with Sl07,100 in Spanish gold but
no news.
The Council to-day passed the apppropri.
alton Of SIS, 200 to pay the Lelands of the
Metropolitan House for entertaining tho Ja-
panese Ambassadors.
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MoRE SLAVES THAN WHiTgs.-It 10 curl.
Gus fact, and worthy Of notice, TINT the four
States which nre most favorable to secession,
had, in 1850, \ larger slave population than
Of whites. The figures arc as follows in
round numbers:
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VI Ar IL II. ~,

N&RIksEf.
In peekskill. N. y. on Monday, DC. 18th, Mr..
Hanb len Bue, Of this city, 10 Miss L. Louisa
Wells. dau .het OF Albert Wells, Esq, of the
former place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

LATER hONA EUNOFA.
INV YoaK, Dec 90.
Tho steamship Persia arrived up at two
O'Clock. She brings $23l 900 in specie.
Victor Emanuel was expected back to Ma
pies at any moment.
LATER FROM aAErA.
Francis III. has issued another protest,
complaining of the apathy OF European Sow
ereiens, and denouncing Victor Emanuel.
The tone OF the dispatch does not indicate
prolonged occupation OF Gaeta. He had
concluded loan at Vienna.
Reactionary disturbances are reported at
several places, but were suppressed BY Carl
baldians and the ringleaders shot.
The Archbishop Of Naples, on his return
was mobbed and his palace threatened with
destruction. After eighteen hours rioting,
the mob Was suppressed by the appearance
Of the Archbishop bearing the National tri
color.
Persigny, as Minister Of the Interior, was
issuing important circulars to projects. 10
one he promises almost the liberty OF Discus
sion TO tho press.
1t is reported that the Austrian Cabinet
discussed the expediency OF declaring mar.
tial law throughout Hungary.
The French Ambassador in Turkey was
uIElDK tuc tAtcuhlOu VI VIC GIGuCu OEGupo~
ton Of Syria. The Porte objects.
Way LATEsr.-London, 9th.-A foreign
ofice telegram says that the Allies had Gap.
tured Pekn, that tho Emperor's palace had
been sacked and immense spoils taken, and
that the Emperor had fed to Tnrtary.
Parks and Look, the English prisoners,
had returned. Two others bad died from
ill-treatment-two more are still unaccouns-
ed for.
The allies arc to winter in Pekin and Tein-
stein.
The French Government is about to grant
an amnesty to tho Journals for previous in
fractions Of the press laws.
IL il stated that tho Emperor OF Austria
was about to annal the concordat with Rome.
Victor Emanuel's Government offered to
be responsible for that part Of the public
debt OF Rome which falls to the territory 90
cupied By Sardinia.
Cardinal Antonelli met these overtures
with peremptory refusal.
A ST. Petersburg letter says the Cxar has
signed decree for emancpating all the serfs
Of Russia. The decree il to be proclaimed
on the LIST Of January.
.Treason shall DO Punished with
Dcath.',
IFrorat the N. Y. Lcadcr.J
Heaven be praised for it! that in these
days Of general treason in high places, there
have been found at least two men in the SER
vice of our country not devoid OF patriotic
devotion, not unmindfui OF their official
oaths, not afraid to speak the truth and do
their duty, lot what may happen All hon.
or to Maj. Anderson, now commanding .
mere handful Of troops 10 Fort Moultrie.-
All honor to the venerable Lewis Csss, who
refuses to be made participant in acts that
be regards as trsitorous, cowardiy and i'm.
peachabie.
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A lev days ago one or the st. Paul paper.
hoAxed tho other, BY special copy, into ID,
publication Of some astounding telesraphis
dispatches.
A very circamstahtial and plausible &C
count II given Of nm attempt ot secessi on
1T 70 assAssinate President Buchanan. re-
sult'ng 10 severe wound Inflicted on tb.
President and the arrest or the assassin: :
sonproniee letter, by Mr.. Seward to Mr.. Ey.
arts, i Published at some length the dealt
OF Mr.. Longworsh Ct Cincinnati; the lynch
Ing OF Mr.. Sanborn OF MASSACHUSETTS,. and .
rencounser between Sickles and pendIeton
with other intelligence Of startling and
bloody character. constituted most thrill.
ling bndges Of telegraphc news.
LINCOLN PCTTiSG ON 'AiRs.-Our English
fricnds say that President Lincoln il nnttin >
on 'airs. They think SO, ~e suppose. be-.
csuse Mr.. Lincoln il raising = pair az vhis.
ksrs.-(Spring6eld Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

IN this city, on III, 18th inst, Of inf I'm nation
of the bowels. Mrs. LAURA A :, consort of j. n
Gotshsli, aged q years and 10 months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

Ta8 Dss NoIEEs vaLLsy Vine Ii uolish Cd
avery Monday this Office Is ore OF tie oldcst pa
pers In Iowa, and hass widely extended circuia
'tion throughout the Des Moincs Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illircis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-22

Dtss olutbOn 81 CO.Pavtnevshtp.
fISt Il Partnership heretofore existing between
l Drss NJ. w. Hicks and J. III. Andrews 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
DR.. Hicks continues the practice Of Dentistry 1T
the old stand. -
Al, persons indebted to the firm are requested 10
call and settle. M. w. HICKS.
ksokuk, Dec, Is. 1850. j. III. ANDREWS.
dec2ldlw
Ol.D rs ENI BACK.
4 WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Keo-
knk that have opened Tailoring Establish
ment on Main st., between 4th and 5th, within one
door Of Clark leather Store, where arm ready 10
do anything In my limo with neatncss and dispatch.
have secured the services Of my old rartner,J.
McEvitt, late Of New York City where he has been
cutting in Of the fashionable OF
that city, 90 that any one wishing the style will
please give me q call.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
d,c20d3m
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A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEsR.

b. Persmpsory Elecutors sss Of thirteen valuable Build
y9ae oBILIoN WIN :si 4. .scisa On rhw:a.y April
The above valuable 1 Of now ready for immediate s
arst clas. Ths section Of south rootyn rapidly improv
Ing 10 value and \. ccss proximity 70 the Court street and
dwell for doing business In New York The terms
viii 90 very liberal and large portion can remain ON bond
Aso 1--WE handsome private Dwellings South Brooklyn
Clinton sTssET east side bessesn Presdsot and Car.
rS story and high de-, csr md
oony wide haa painted 10 marble On the basement floor y
dhe. oss
handsome while marble mas.es &C., and enclosed back Osz
he
1iss s high
and cellar brown stone front House. with balconies
aa
@ and :as VIM The r
es between the second aocr four rooms third floor
Oorncss and centre pieces Ohands
Hers and fixtures, &c.
81 sEeoSb PLHSE1ihss story and heS BASEMENT With
sub cellar brown stone front Houses having oouryards and
gsssmsnt~Dnins room. with marble man.els, kitchen fur
Rdgewood wafer h1tures.
s % Da' Ss Win ns dSS v sss o %ss
richly ornAmenied and frosoood wide hall hniihed In same
second ocrThree rooms and bathroom. with marble man
Third Tsoor@Sour roons pan.rss s.d CLOSETS marble
mantes and wash bssns speaking and bels Inade
phrds shutters &c All he houses supplied with Ridge
wood waser and waaer closet: and contain all The modern I'M
TsrT THEss p ss s5 AZ ssck
HOUSES AND BTORk6,
in Van Brunt'sreet, South Brooklyn
The above improved property ~ per map.
This sale VIII afford g,od opportunity 10 mechanics and
others Of purchasing homo Tor Themselves
erma This property located both sides Of Van Brult
street between Ewen William and King streets S)uth
Brooklyn zach house contains eleven and collars
The above viii be sold flor 80 cont down. oud tho balance
privilege paying 500 in half yearly indictments
desired For particulars and apply 70 tho auconeeeS
IS Nassau street, D. e. KELLOGG executor No ~ Beaver
Sale perempory BIZ border Of The executor Of Edward Ke
lo0g deceased. ESTHER r. KELLOGG, Executrtx.
CaAA r. BALDWIN, 1v,..u,,..
K. X. KELLOGG, S'""s'
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J. BLuA0KRR, AUOrlONUu9
a. supreme sale under direction Of DAytea hobart
En Trustee OF valuable property Broadway hsrrs An
New sIo<s
A. J; sissCKER SON CO., win sell on Tuesday. April
>, 1t II o'clock NJ tho h erchAnts' kx - ange:-
OF BaoApwAr-rhs valasba olot Of ocsd with buldnEs
the uorhwee, of and Morris street. know
% 70 broadway and Nos aud Morris street
ON BaospwAY-rhe blot wi buildings known ~ No 80
On NEW srREErTne lot Of ground with The buildings Aore
on Ne weet eide OF ,he street counccsg In Tho with
tho last men onod iosl known AZ 70 New street.
MAps Ac. It NO. Pine street
BLUNT TIIl1UrsON HAYWOOD, Anya
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NOTABLE
rRADEsxEN AND HOUSES.

TRADESNRN AND HOUSES
HOTEL fRoB EMPEREURs ITO Rivo Large and small
MASON patented Empress the Queens
England and Holland, Is 0rAmmont and IL Choseul
On ls Sept Boulevard des Capuctues facing
PAix Stks, India and French Cashmere Shswls Lace,
Lingerie hantles, Fancy Goods Wedding Suits Court and
DREssxAKER. Nelson Fsuves T. rue MenAra
Tho HEALDREssEs and MILLINERY OF Nile. SoVer Is
Neuvo t. AuGusin represent truly the of dsnc-
ton hat forei Courts by whom she hiss been
pointed the paientee In the most fatterng TERMS nave
adopted them
ron, II rue co n Paix
LACE voIARD-Every requisite for Wedding Suts, Prone
= nsAe aad Evening Dresses, DC 4r de Choseul.
INDIA BHAwIs. LACE Persian, 70 rue Ricneleu.
GLOVES PRIvAT. New cut and mode Of stitching, 40
Nouve st Augustn Wholesale and retail.
JEwsLLsR to h s- Kramer ST. ave 81 Argusn ~.
wnrerooms are removed 70 10 rue du Holder.
SUISSE Pictures Bronze Works. Stationery, 81 Place de Ia
Bsursc.
CnRoroxErERs and CLOCKS Le Roy Fila. Makers to the
Navy Palais Royal Is and Is. Gal. Montpensier.
OTcAN The Of the Ingenieur Chevaer Ingenieur
Dumay Chevsler sole founded by his family
T40 Tour de PHoroge do PalAis present As Place du
Pont Neuf facing the statue OF Henry w. Instrument for
Optics Natural Philosophy MathemAtcs the Navy and Nine
EEvRis CHINA Bougny, Paais Royal Galee Monipensier
ROBERTS Co.. CHEMISTS the Ewbsssy q Place vendome
WINES TEAS and uRocEREs Of the drm a. Cuvller is
Paix Proprietor Ct Vineyards In Bordeaux and Cham
. payne American orders executed
PLANcHAIs, PsRFunER By appointed Caumarin. The
BEAUTY OF LADIES EAU De FLEuRs DE LYs for the com
pexion. fhs being OF the renowned pro-
ducsps for the toilet, gives the asn the eness and
bloom Of youth and vhteneas OF ireproachable
purity B-br p u tho only patentoe. Depot ct New
York, at Duprsta, Isl Broadway.
TAnOR. Huek. rs Rvon well known for his elegant
ont ID ryarfOP
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A kIHuk ]. GOULDsMNH, AUCTIOhkkk, OfFICn
f'''ns & Ss. sss:,sa Sale
and Mahogany
ehh day. Saturday March 81 commencing ~ l01s O'Clock
Al ths private residence
No. 86 WeN neve nth street, near Filth avenue
ssxniaesn. Rosewood PAnoeor.e
Fan seven octave four round oc s double string bas
with every nodssa Improvement
Two elegant sui Of Paror Furru.e sseh suit
:: IL % y ~ %
ton also two Large nsdsou Char: 2 match ..a suit 0s
ssrss mirror door and Ssais ms!sis tops Win ornsasasd
mov.g and stands whanos Ingram and Brus
ss ss A .as s
lures marble Top Ceaire Tables richly carved sofa $40 T..
Il S rn Ss and sa ::
md his ssdonns By semSrssd. rss Village
school Also few chooe EnsrAyings, elegant framed;
rsss Dresden panssd China Vases ormola Cioof
ding liable full french Chh. gold band Dinner sss son
=: ~ sss reg ss osns q
knglh ground back Trays ivory balanced handled knives
nscanssr. Ssrsfs, Tn@bis1s Gobsts vines Lsnonsdes
BohsmAn ss, beautifully engraved preserve Fruit sanda
spcses siyss four prong Fork plated I:dis:
s0S and 81 ssA Sag
.iss and Shades, fe.s:s, Is.s Sofa: .Tsiss sprnS
sSs .ss ''1 Table one bus &C.
richly carved d.! Eou. o XIV :ys S
Txngng mirror ornamenia stands; w.sh.s.nds AID
,.s s Sl': Tss
2c seat Chair Ann Rocker Curtains Engraynes Car
BAL: S.r oa' &C. sofa: and sofs BEDS cane ses
oAAs Pictures brocase Curtains aud
sSS 0o and a.t Sand Ssseo and basement
and FCrk
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A DRIAx b. MyLLH.s AycEloxnsR.

n ExHCUTok'g SALE % NO. a PRINCE sTRBEr.
ADRIAN II. AULLER Will soil Al auntiou On Tuesday,
April at IL oclook q The tnrehanz xIchAngs By order Of
Peter Caron Of John hcsny he os OF
land buidings thereon known Hibernias Hall No.
~ Prince street. sout6 ade ney Mulberry street. 'front.'
two Aory frame House and on The rear two story brick
Toxms ms To- Il u sustionesr's oRos - Wall street.
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r DOUGHTY, AUCTION

II. day, tSainrdayJ March Slsk q 10y,
70 Nassau street, largo assortmEat e B.
nrusssas and isgrain Osrpcts, rseswsed
Tables, rosewood and mahogany PArisr 81
eloth asd brssstei, ssfas, fcte-s-retes. am
Boek Cases, n1rrurS. extnasssn D(n1ng fah
long. oak anA blank walnut sidsbOaran, y
ware, CrOokery. Drcssisg Bureaus, WAsl
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds. Bedding. v
40. TIE whole 70 bo porenptortiy cold -
for onnh
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A LBURrUs 4 CO., AU0rIONBERS.
"A ELEGA AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Superb seven octave PAn0forte,
Parior Suits
Tapestry Carpets
Pier and mautel Mirrers
on Painings,
6Atuary Vases, DO. 10.
Rosewood and HahoeAuy


China, 0lsss and Silver ware.
Twenty sixth street. sixth avenue.
DRAWING ROOMS:
Tapestry Carpes Rugs Lace Curtaps six Light bronze and
o~olu Chandeliers Candalebras Turkish Chairs,
Tables rosewood Etegeres plato glass DOORS Secretary
and Bookcase ades Table EncoRueurs aide sofs
Tables solid carved rosewood PArlor eu covered In
room san brocseL viz two etea teto Sofas two two
reception and eight stuffed back ChArs ormolu Clock Dres
dan and French china Vases artistic Brouzes carved
wood Pianoforte made By city makers and in
oxceent order Canterbury Stool and French ceh
Cover; Oil Paintings BY eminent arts Tho Flight OF Joseph
and Mary with Ae infant Saviour into Egypt By seeres
grand the Holy Family two superb match paintings By -
law French line Ensravings Arsac Bronzes representing
Might and Morning PAndors Roman wArors Poey Music.
nanel Mirror NoneAAn lace Curtains French Shades Dor
hau black walnut Hat Stand Chairs 70 match; ODcloh
Salr Carpet R0ds 10 BedroomsCarved rosewood round
corner BedssaA, style of Louis XVI; gasusry marble
shaving sand Toilet Sets Curain. Brussels Carpets Hair
and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets. Mirrors
Clock Cottage Chairs Vases also mahogany Blu
roaus Sofas Washetands Rockers Chairs Bookstand, Bed
ding 10 Dining Room Herzs extension Dining Tabls. Arm
silver plated Caster Spoons Forks Cake BAskea Ceee Urn
HAyer Dinner and Tea Service ivory balance handle Knives
and Forks Napkin Rings rich cut and engraved Glass Dooan
0obles Champagne Wnes Salts Celery Stands Fruit
and Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
Terms Of the sale cash In bankAbe money certified checks
Deposits required Of all purchaser
Burnhams Furniture Express and Furniture Packing esab-
shnent Office Ill and lis West Eleventh between
Firth and Sixth kt:h household furniture of every
description boXed and ahpped to all OF the world Largo
covered for the removal OF furniture 70 the country
packed Furniture OF families cd With hs Ut
mos
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WIN. Writers. AUCTIONKER WILL SELL. xuB
and Fixtures In tho sors and largo Frsaoh p0
Mirrors Counters, Shelving Decks Iron SAFE, bv Hsta9
Ierrs H.. stands bra. Poses iisoks Ssehe: - fses
Casss Gas together with large 10. Of ohsr 0e
kvey ding must be sold, this the Last day. BY AG =
MOL.YNkUX BILL, Assignee.
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NEORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
U1 ding. Oilcloths, &c-JOaN II. BUf
% ss .S esy cs.1 Gss n c.S
reaus, eofas sofa Beds, Lounges, extensiol
Tables, Feather Beds, hair and other Ma
hreo-ply and ingram Caspets Oilclotha
cases mahogany and other chairs, Hatrsck
Machines, China, Crocsery. GLASS and Kart
rope and check Msttis <, DO; togelher with
way oth,a. excepting. by order Of JOHN
torney Tor MortgS geo.
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SALES Ar AUOI!

q KLe VA ~; % Monday, As1a1i
contained In sAid dwelling. cousissipg u |
lor Suit, In brooatol, eegsbt ro e9ood
iinhheA all round ano 60 $500, Tapeskr
a. ain Carpets; Oiicloshs. Mirrors. elegant
Chairs, Be<saeads, hair Mattresses, fea
dig OF all descriptions; Bureau, WaShsts
together with Crockery and glassware
t0O uumos Gus 70 mention, with which the
Housek oopeIs aud desle' . will q nd thia
attention. Gaia loguea can be had u the
Ger, NO. ii West Twsntl seventh street.
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HvD0OM NAVY NAVAL B0ARD-A REGULAR
IL moog she DelsgNtes win be held q Boathouso Of
oe Aiaak Club, Monday evening, April aA O'Clock
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HUDSON NAVY -MEMBERs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that No regular quarterly meeting Of this organization
VIII BE IBID q IL B0ahousa Of the Atalanta Club, tho
ovoAhg Of WoAuesdsy, be 9Th Of
Sfsoy. By srder Of CHAs =. fUfHuL, Commodore.
BENJAMIN r. BRADY, Secretary
AFPICK or THE ME8CH ANTS INSURANCE. CON.
~ pany, corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
NEW YoRK, March 81, 1850.
The a1nua election for twenty Directors Of Com
pany vii held Office Tuesday April TO- 1880 b.
Sweea Tho hours Of II and r. n
J. L. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
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W. \, L!wIs AUCrIoNEER.-L!
serve, ON tuesday, April 5. at l O'Clock. I,
lao james barthgate, ksq., 10 very supevtos
Old be9eIs one Bull, ono pair Of Horsos
Farming Utenalz, &C.