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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of tile city Of New Orleans:
FsENTLENIEN-yy the undersi ynesa, own


Of lie city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEnIEN-yye TING untl er,gi ed, OWN
e s pS o M s c Rs SS 9g II I
public auction after five days public notice ih contract
grading and paving Exchange Place from Canal e o1sienl.
lanthes LONG more than inches wide by lsnrhes long
said blocks 10 be Of best quality granite having the sides
ends and well dressed as 10 form even surface when
Said pavement be laid dagonay four inches of sharp
laid Of four inches q sharp sand aud London gfa1el Tie joints
10 b properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
curbsone inches thick be furnished when
ing in order to make substantial work.
The euFbsone On both sides Of said Exchange Place from
hight and level in such manner to free the streets Of water in
e most speedy manner aud the sidewalks to be raised and
foot crossings at The intersection Of all the streets
used to be wide four feet long and less than
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana by Jas p 2d pspe re rest
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyE1LE. ORLEANS, q janvier 1860.
Honorable consei Commun de Ia Nouyelle- orleans;
tass s a p alet
andent respecnensement honorable corps
"a section 2o de 4 eharte Dc "a vile aIs vendTe
encan npes cinq davis eontrn niveer
Exchange Place des Canal Douae DIES bloes de
e Dc plus de T. large sur IS de long ct
m9iIs d. ~ pouees d,spaisseur. u. f.,
cos les bouts la surface taes de manere former
face unie ct faire Outrage consistent ct solide
anatre poaees sabre are eaSo Londrs
es ben repes ct couche de auatre de sable ct
de gravois. ct 10 toni bien assuet par ronleau.
plerres de borue de auatre ddpaeur
quand yoyer de la vile vondra changer les pees
pieres de ode e deux cdtts de Exchange Place
de dn Canal Douae relevtes niYeees
hauteur eonvenabe maniere asser re
ean les banaHees reevees payde pieres
passage intersections DIES a la premiere
anai de peres de la yiere d Nor de peds dc large
de ux pieds de large qatre peds de long
pas mons de six df6paisseur releyer u
dation pavage de la
Bauque Coyeus de la Louisiana, par JAS D. Denegre
President. -
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fe4 LAVISH SecrGtare du eonsel des Asst. Aldermen
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The fellow who picked up a living has bec0r1se
roundshonldered,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of New Orleans No. 1884
NOTICE In hereby given to the credit0rs of
this Estate and 10 all other persons herein interested 10
show cause within ten days from the present notification any
they nave or cah why the presented by the uior
should not be and approved and the funds d
bnied IN accordance Herewith.
nv der 6f thai "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA
ESTAB LISHED IN 1906.

:
Ridley g. Co..,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depo)
NEW YORK
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LO2ENGEs ETC., ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble
Sugar without aiueration admxture deeterious
stances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested to call
and examine stock and contrast them with those
elsewhere.
HJ- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up
to order, at prices ranging from S. upwards
Candies etc. packed in boxes of 25 30 and 100 bs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped
rs Orders by mail promptly executed.
Hs5~ Terms cash. iyl5 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10
,UILDIsss MATERIAL, BRICKS. FIREWoe

" DEMORUELLE. Dealer,
At the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such as
Lime White and Yell6g Sand Cement Plaster of Paris Shin
giles Lths Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds Of Fifewoed
Cd a ana lv
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55 BUREAU DU TREs0RIER,
Vile de Jefferson lie Ter ianyier 1860
Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-Pa lie pres
sent avis pesonnes residents residents
vile de Jefferson an tenues Placement des mpo
sees confoment lo pannee 1859 les prece
denies notifies que les tes dues
janyer 1850 ct H serai bureau dams Ia Ghambre du
Conse eneognre DIES Faence Levee vile jefferson
de heses A. NJ heures r NJ recevoir les dites
Toues devant des Ia dite vle
present requs davo sadesser bureau dci Ter
JUN 1860, sous peine do la loi.
las I'd FELIX LAGR0UE, Tresorier.
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TREAsUREH's OFFICE,
City of Jefferson, January LIST, 1850
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Nofice is here
by given all residents indebted
to the City Of Jefferson for of the 1859 and
years that the said taxes due and payable from the LIST day
Of January, 1860, to the LIST Monday in June, 1860
Notice is further given that will be Office
Walence and Leyee Streets from o'clock A. NJ to o'clock
Nj to receive said taxes and If the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according to law
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treasurer.
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nEuxrEtE Coun DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE j. L. MA
de la Nenvelle- Orleans. THEWS-No l5,570.
A Wis est par ic present dOnne aux cream
n dite succession que
celia psu davo dedure dix jonrs dater de
pr6ente publication les Esqueles lie cope
presen par Recever do IA de succession sera point
ppronvd homooeue les fonds mains repartis
fofmenient dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. 5 = AL.
an6 IA =. M1CH0T, Daputa Greffer.
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sEcosp DISTRICT copnT} SUCCESSION Of ]. II MA
of New Orleans. ! r THEWS.-Nb 155f0. "
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
IN OF This estate and TO all other persons herein TO
show days the notification
they can why presented by the Receiver
this should be homoogaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith
BY order Of the Court. .
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@. RoSELIUs, Receiver, VS.. FIVE
PIECES 0FLANDED PROPER.
TY,awners thereof unknown
No, COG. -
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DEgsrsE coyR ~ VICENTE SaS
A TTENDU que salvador Fernand CT a pre-
IN petition Ia Cour eet dobenir les lettres de
Cutaee succession de ten Vicente Gaoso de-
cede intestat- "4$ H
Avis par present donne que celia peu
cerner daYo ddde dix jonrs, rasons pour les
qaeiles il nerait pas iait droit la dte petition. @
ma i " H. MTCHOT Deput9Grefier.
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l E0UyELLE ORIEAEs, ~ mars 1850.
Honorable copSel Conrnun de Ia Nouyelle ORLEANS
M ESSIEURS-Les soussfgnes, proprietaf-
lA res sur les deux c9s de IA rue I da eie9ii du Bayou
Ia de unlnes deanden N0trc honorable corps dan
toFser eonoeu p veudre RpFes dig ours dasis in
trs payer Ia die des cndx oDds confom1
mei Section 9 de Ia Gatte de la Vile appIonye lie % de
mas 5 et dapres les lgues niveemen du dc ia
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10

NJ. COW AN offered 4 preamble ana reso-
lut;oa setting fcllh the necessity ot' setylins
IN some manner the railroad difficulties, and
.ssc.nainc the resolution t. adjourn on the 1th
Inst
We raSalutiaa WAS amended 81 - to fiy
gks Ia. II aA,,9rn,oart -. Na,,ay tha 18th
,-s.. and osssea
.Irvyrsr,r. AN, raF .....rl;.v-r..f
NJ NAykIkIS Offered q resolution 4, },.f
sa0 comics II he .,,verr,,,s r,.s>a,t. NJ 81 of
Mar,A sen, - ne Houe, nf REPRESENTATIVES,
sri ~ tn, ren,F, y b;ch a..,, ..,,fisS the Same
nv Mr. J W T.rlo~ up.n The .,R R.ls;io.,
al .ia Siaf. ,f Minnesota d, \o,th,yeste,.,
R~..% ,o,.,,,, ., 3,.. ,,.sa,.i .,r ~, ,,s.. -,
lie e-,s,s. ara .hat 200 c0pies Of III, saue
IA ,.,pfn8 -. +, ,,s,. NJ NJ. r.yLr
Notice f fdet4s icing gwen Ia. rcso.U.on
,s.,s ls,. ..sr
s,.,-..,.. ......,-.. ..,..,>s
VI, KIM, 60, - ,.r...s n. ra,ir,.5 r.>.,.
,,,i5ns--tAst 5,e sfi,. ,s,,,,,, mi herald f.,r
,A- <...- sbo.l3 rl.., .,,.. ,.,.-ss5, IL. n, the
=. s. d. ~,,f. t,ls. q ans. mem s..f ,e-
-.-s si,, .r..,lv ..,.t-,.oa # ;n,f rtioa
go. ts. '..~.... i. .,.. -ts., ..,., .a.r,o,}s
a. 81, =-aert ..3 ray every dollar II he
s;a.e r,,,roa6 ',-ae A. >.5a - i, < m niir
,,a;ysr "a 4, i, .,.l nrc-, rge ia. pR...ted fs;th
a .Ge sta.o. 1Ae t wo1'd le injurious q de
1as; interests of th;s stat to encoora.,' ga''-
road monopoly thin her borders
i.s.d Ner uG..cr he !alcs.
TrA ~ e,~sa srlsG >'sGlrrGE.
VI. PETIT mased ttas The invest eating
81 l;,slDe. Ia inquire in,otae charge q fraud
a1d cpfcurGoe ~ tie management o. tbs
Land Gr.s, h4arosd Ionp3Hi-s be instruct.
sd 5o make i&@ and exphci. report n TO
whether or uot 2Ny c1-orec.nT q. otnef ot
nee q. the Minneapolis ~od tedar Valley
22.'fo,a Company. Or cuY cther company,
has received a.. brine ior ia,'snln, .ny o!i'oe
n ss.6 company afa ii s., VINO las 5ea' -
hrsoeG, ard D. whom.
L4.a CT INT raJ!,, uot:ce IF deoate beng
give.
slAfgaY N h,ESESorA.
&r. MohUEiH, Of aainsey county, Dem
ocrat} introduced 4 biz tor a. ACT 70 iagalze
slavery II this State, ana pGo,jaih, tLsi
tea..es "Hn 4''.n, --'. '"e DO t-'..'- -.---.-,
Tor .,e4slre o- 6p>5qtes, i5r So mouths 2od
.uss -. siert2c.a .' sh3i 'a pgo-eN.e1 I'D
- 'ia at-c1e1 -2s-,s -A O. ttrlf ri~Fe9' =
crowded '2g W .'-. .@.-t '@s-' y ne >la'os -
wsca sad .... -.iaeGs Az -i,.@ans x :esl-
clals
TIE bIH res aecoa,esne,. petitions from
aboof 30 c.:z.as q q. i'a'1, - 3ntao"s
~ad Suia2ter II ;orer Il ne n.eAs.sa' ana
wos sel2 ..ently zoPp7-f.a ny IS h;hnoiA
sna 5,hel Democrat.
Hessrs he4,ons layios aid others opposed
Ard denounced the netar'ous measure,
IAe rules were ,15Fer1cd aad the on. was
passed 10 tEha rea1lHs, ara m II ma
passage ..ie yeas @at nays Ds'A6 c4i.eo io'
22- .'8tr+1 .ne4t were yeas -, iaf.s -. -
.-ay.s-
s>s--Mes,,- tda'n4, l arr, +1aeehoth'
A-iAlcia end Ae's"l''---' Al f''n9 t&'s
'f.s- l-.s. A''-eE>' A'e'lr = +.
tail@i" -. J.. ta}aN r.. fi-aos, 'ooAs toW
~ Ia. n. hrt'-. lros1r f'a-t3"sg' n!"
1"-'5h dos Scs. lcLleF Aenneeft a'ns, Aa-
Acs'1E. NsLar -. -7rrls, Petit, @oGa>.t
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EAIiRGaD UATrEks.

lile Concurrent resolutions Introduced into
the House yester3ey a7d passed, a2gae up
ths morning n me Senate. ! point Of D,,}er
was raised aoout the character q, the res0.u-
tions. The Senate Has Ia doao. whether
they were ioint resolutions, ree. .u'rDg Only one
reading.
Motions were made to send ,L-in bach 20
the HOUSE for explanation, Cor references t. ju.
iic.ary committee, to committee Of wsvs and
r1eans all Of which we're voted down.
The question recurring on the adoption oi
! tie resolutions anG The yeas ard nays being
called icr and ordered, there we're yeas II,
nays IL, IS to!,ows
YEAs-Messrs ! +. BALDWIN. Bartho.o-
new, Hodges, l,al.ey, Kennedy, King. NcKu-
SEX, McLa,ea, Nelson Morris. Robinson. Ro-
ggrS Stanney3, Stevens and VIM.
EA2s--A!eSSrs. dams, Andrews. i. Z.
BALDWIN, Bishop, Clark, Cook, opan, Edger-
toa uaoway, Hall, Heatcn. Aackubin, Pet
tit, Stewart, y ats1u and Wells.
So tne resolutions were lost
NJ HEAT0N moved to recorsil.r the
vote og winch tha resolutions we're rejected.
and t.ie yeas ard nays being called for and
ordered, there were yeas %, nays 8, as FOL
lows
YEAs--Messrs Ayeriu, T. g. Baldwin, J.
T. Baldwin Bartholomew, Bishop, Cook,
Evans, Galloway, Heaton, Hodges, Holley,
| kennedy, King, Mckusck, McIaren. Nelson,
Norris, Robinson, Rogers, S,annard, Stevens,
Stewart, Watson, Wells and Winn.
NAYs--Messrs. Adams, Andrews, Clark,
Cowan, Cruttenden, Edgerton, HaI, Mack
uein apd Petit.
So the motion vas carried.
Mr.. HALL here raised a point Of order that
the resolutions being concurrent, ard not rel
alive to the business Of the two Houses, Should
go through its several readings and be treated
as 6 bill, and could oulv become effective
upon receiving the signature os the Governor
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AHunsDAY, March :, 1880
SENATE. PRAY CT bv Rev. J. II. Pope.

AHuHsnAY, March :, 1890.
ShNATE.-Pra'e er by Rev. J. II. Pope.
BILLS PASSED.
An act relating 10 terms Of court
An act relating 10 jury fees
An act for the relief Of j. D Stevens.
An act to iegahzc the location and survey
OF that portion Of The State road from the
North shore OF Lake Superior to GYahan's
Point commencing at Sauk Rapids and ter
nina ting at arahan,'s Poin, or the Red River
of the North
A bill for an act relating 10 Improvements
in the city OF St. Paul. and amending certain
acts on the same subject.
4 bull for an act supplemental TO au act
amendatory ii an act regulating elections il
this State
An act to prevent abuses il Intoxicating
Gnuors.
TIE HOMESTEAD Bill
The bill allowing the possessor Of s home
stead the privilege of selling ii aud retaining
the proceeds and investing the same in an
other, came up on its final pas&age, and the
yeas and nays being called for and ordered
there were yeas %, nays s, as follows:
YEAS MesSrs. Adams, Andrews, Barth0i.
IIa,+o., Hat. -,
VI "5y,,1;oi' ~ N'i'.ery' @,"s, HasNu0'1'
Sio'A "niohS -sslso'l, MOTIFS, fet'it, cteYenS,
Stewart, Taylor Watson, Wells aud Winu.
r, : 09Ni>. u. baiu"ln' bishop,
Rogers.
- '''' '''' f'"> s'@''''i'
,pgyp.ony SFccrn1r
eonoa - w. ~ r,,, ~ m tls ap
aleo,ea p,a;sat ,' '>,>''s' t +i' "'']' "N was
Bv y, unncTs D'eI,O h;n c. r,,u.
,,a S+o., ~. o''' ''' '''t 'oi'oF"I q
u, ~, T>vrnD [3f
-, a., ''''. " "e''''F ~ oo'''
30 II ~ ~''40h Ai' '"'iie
r,. ,ir CG0E. III -. -, ~ -, J.,
,re, : Stot. - ''' = 20
-, g.. e,a, 80 i''o''I''S '"s ''As
'i -, - ~ 'd8 USE
,'io VIA 'et'''' -'i'''''9 u 'he 9@'a gov
-, d.. ~. 81, ana 49,,
- 'ii' H1'hA'n' 3 oh 1of 'ne transfer,
i0', '*co .o7pns, and reimbursement L. -,
P'o.tC .d""ss
->;' the above h'ii5 "rttre reada second sims
"hoef sospe'aa,or q rules.
PASSED.
u" dfFSai8gG AI IDlUOFi4llJu btLt
An act 70 regulate the fees of District Co,.rt
Clerks.
An act to ameni an act 10 establish Stat
Normal School
An act sor til protection of she.r--.c,y,.
monty termed IN. " Dog Bill"
An act to amend an act entitled an Mt tc
incorporate The Little Fails NaauGact,,rjoa
COMPANY.
An ac, to define the boundaries 81 a;t.a,
county. &c.
An act re'atrly 10 .l,e ragistrv Of births
marriages and dez2hs
Nr2ca1A.e F..oN r,,a ~ Ar7 ,af,-rvs.
i memorial iron, Nessro Na.vson Moore
end Foster. yas presented asl;ng that n.
tbs-, Lana. -. go + e. ~ '''1 l'I1os II
i.s done h. tt,a,, ,,n3.,. ,ho;r :" :"
,.i,ian.s, ,,,;,t,rs ~ ~
Nr K RNVFI,T ,,,o,,., b. ha .,oe,,...,4 ;. -,
con,,o;t.so ~ - ~ ~.
rey,,,, ~. go, ..e~",ii. - '.'''' ~
a;r pISH0p ,,.,,oJ ,,.a+ :. ,,.s
loc4 sy.. ,o,-s o,, -, 80. '' ''''''
Yy1s. Vose,s Par,rr,',aau, = ,G',J''a p;-,o,
CooL Crr.te,sda, .,a 49, ''''''''s''
N,vs-Ne.yrs ilar,s .,,3.o - =
Baldwin co,.on r,,,,,s - Tn',,a-,o,,
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Z y
SENATE Prayer ~ Rev. !. u. Pore
REsot rrIoT1.
The resolution offered by NJ Petit yes
terday, wae adopted. Il was taat the inyes-
giga,iDg Committee to inquire INTO the charges
OF fraud and corruption in the management
OF the Land Grant Railroad Companies ne IN
s,ructed to make full and explicit report as
70 whether OF not at this sesson Of the Lesis.
lsture any exdIrecgQ, or other officer Of tbs
Minneapolis and Cedar VALLEY Railroad Com
panv, or sny otter company. haa received
any bribe !or resgning anv Office in SAID cam
pany, aad { 50, WHO has been 50 bribed, and
by NI1ola.
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HOUSE.--The House was opened as usual.

hUUSE.-Ibo House was opened as usual.
EIlLs PASSED.
Mr.. AAkER,ss from tbe select committee to
whom was ,eierred the Senate Bill III relation
to Common Schools, reported li back amended.
It was put on third reading and passed
RAILROADS.
Nj. MORRISON offered the following rsso-
lutions:
Rsso'rs3, as the sense OF this House, That
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10

HOUSE.-The House WAS called TO order
as the usual honr.
THE BOND QUESTION.
Mr. WEBSTER o9ered the following reso-
ution:
wRszsAs. The Congrsss Of the United
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-03-10

Cnent
Nj sECOMBE made i lew remarks in
support Of ;ae principles ol the rtsoil.,ons.
Nr. >Tt.N EMS SAID be hoped,st1ay would
pass.
Mr. 2N EDf hoped j. would not be ac,ed
IN for the present, He sad we bad rot yet
arrived al lie p.an 10 moved TO lay them
On tho 's1,e.
And the yeas an nays oelng called FOR aud
ordered, there were yeas II, nays -, as fc'.
ows
lrAs.--Messrs Aclter, Anderson, Burn,
ha,n, Buiier, Eha33erdon, Garrard, johnson,
Nettleton, Roy. SAWYER, Sheaier, Stephenson,
Stock, Sweet, rollma1. crov, and Wkins.
.NAys-Nessrs. AaheE, Austin, Bixier,
Brooks, Cleveland. Gee, Dgaohue, Fox,
Greene Of oiGs,ed, Hayes, HnIett, Huot,
kinGead bnoS, Lesvens. Lotgord, Aann Me
Donougl, Noighan, Mitchell Morrison, olds,
0zmoa. pl3enJeg, Purdio REM, Secan,be,
Sherwood, Shrewsbury, Shults, sEilan,
Stearns, stephen Stew4I, Taylor. Te;nan-
s9u, Thayet Orange Wake, y atson, Web
sts7 " hte s,d Ar. Speaker
50 the mcGcH IS .a>i.
After some tin,e sp@,lt IL call of the House
and . debate Oh points Of order,
Mr. SWEET opposed doing anything With
these resolutions B3w. lie thought some
ti,.ng could be done and hot increase tie
| State Indebtedness.
III. CLEVELAND SAID there was mess
pre OF that kind once before us--but the gen
tIelnan aud friends talked ard voted against
il.
Mr.. SWEET said that was true, Dot Il had
a suspicious scheme and trap in il to swindle
the State He should vote against ali such
measures.
Mr. STEARNS hoped the ruses vouid be
suspended SO as to take up Mr.. Secornbe' s
resolutions.
Mr.. MORRISON said il was cut Of the
regular order.-a Joint Resolution interviewed
enabling us to decide whether we we would
. stay here and settle this question.
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aak.3a AT a ovriOh.
LpERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN 90. AUG

MsoNIriCGNT Hr UsEao1D FURNITURE
Superb wood Pannfore ega5s ora wing room
6us velvet oiu and branza CaAndeerA pier an1
NANTES Mrors scc Gusins sscreai's Aoa Booxcase Rte
Pa'Dnrs, sperav,ngs, bro z- and marble sa;nsr
chamber. dining and bSssm.nt furninre AtsEHr
ADhrlMEA SRiFFiN % 81 ssl, tn's day tFrdayt AZ
between Fh and sisth tbs property a Chas
Burt trq ropsries want OF hrst class hoas hoo u
niicre bs chance seldom offered Tho fdrnMc vas AL
order for he ard ~ OF the best dascro
ton tatAiog The house rung OF sae par
a Description suboped MAeui cen. octave Ptsao'
forte richly carved finished ell round four rouuo corners,
this season. canterbury STOOL ,ruitersd cloth Cover;
kusic Books medallion 0Aroes Mosaic Hugs 10
elegant french plate Miros rich g frames superb sas
Suits rich frames yvercd in tnrsa
soed brocaie Of The best description ooasns Of
s0fss Reception eight stuffed bAcked
CHI rs covered in q noqnet Sd Chairs
caro- and sofs Tables. ladys Work Table oval pier Mirrors
emhroered lace Curtains Fyeaeh shades gilt cornces SIX
light ormou aud bronze Chanhesrs Brackets Candelaors
Csbnss lnl&d with pearl; brod ock. IN;
rosewood EeEees sauAry marble Top aaa plate mirror
tie Tables richly carved french Bsgaee Bnsrd Musical
Box on Paintings bv eminent artists two match Pantns
Summer and winter Scenes by Cole ~ cecilia superb
from The ixn In the Louvre Pals bs Legrsnd real sr,s
nc bronzes representing Cfasacars Pandora
Night and Morning. and Dresden china Orna
Arm Chais In covered moques oak dAisiands two Chaa
gan. carved rose Beestesds w.shs,aads Commodss
Dressing French MrrorS shaving
Tole, Sets French Mattresses hair and spring Mare
Blsnks!s shes.s Quite Conn'epsnes srmor aace Ward
Mirrors CuItaus Ac &c Third aud Foar.h ores-M
and black walnut Furniture yedding sc &c Daiag
buffers Tray and stand cryss ruby Glass Ocean
Champagne Wines oobe,s salts Fruit and Celery Sauds
ivory handle Table Cutlery solid silver and French china Din.
ps and sf sr Gaze. s
Bowl Butter Dish Egg SAad &e Also desirable aAsorne nj
Of basement and Kitchen Furniture. -
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A UCTION NOTICE-GREAr TRADE SALE By HAG-
a. 0kRIY CO. on rrtdAy rsb 1850 q eleven O'Clock
M nonths sred and corrugated patent yuleanized rubber
elastic tsbrt en6racnG he entire Importation and manu-
style and hind q elastic piece 0ood In Cotton slE
linton and kohA b0h domestic and foreign Also $50
q vulcapzed rubber Suspenders embracng all tho numbers
ktnts and styles Of Days manuf.ure men'. womens and
inch ytas up e ~ sch IN sysr ;s.as q Solo q. UP
yards Sik imported Skee 0oring-emhracing f. ~
and inch wde-al silk and 6uk and Cotton 1900 yards
lays mAnufAcme aasosed width cambria both black and
vhss sIs shoe ssndlnss and Tapesl5 cases ss.ossed
Manufacturers kasteAn invoee embracing all Styles aud
Colors Haers' and Umbrella Aakers' Rlastc Jrmminga
rely including The nc. Balmors pasaern DO &c. 10 All
gooda viii have the license stamp Of Horace H. Day
tnone their SALE and subjecs further claim for patent
privilege I.... -. 70
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pYwn JEwErr aUCrIosRxs, las BsOADxAr-
ID This day, Yebr Al II A. Gaia sale. fdrs,
Rsbes, Guiars, ssgars. axdwarc. Paintings Ae


TToUsEuOLD FUa NrrURE AT PGBIIC AUCTION
III Ebony ard soid r'sawood Ets Of drawiny Furu
IL wood frame and eieg carved fiaaoor.e,
splendid par,o sns veivt medallion and Bussels
Carpe's Byopzes pier and msD,el Mirrors Jurtaos
spsns God bedroom Farr nre and oak auns room
Friday 70 tie highest bidder for cssh commencing eleven
oclock. ~ the large .vng 81 wes kseenh street.
Fifth avenue parta cescriplion given Of The Fnrnilre
Parorsr~o suits cold pAIlor
b satin brucaiel with shp covers dohc CHAIRS
Turkish Chsiys and Lounges crn,ro Tables ssausry,
marble SIDE and frcy Tables splendid ood
tsry Bookcsse library d. with The books iles Work r
carved legs made by Chcseriug one OF hs best
painter sod other eminent arizts Dresdea
bsqae marble Groups Of Peu and Virginia. 1hs Seasons
TIE Nine atheTr the Spanish Cavaliers Ths Hunter with
large collection OF psror Ornaments spleudM kegsrss with
large Aai stand with marble Top edrooms eon.A.c nos
Bur Gohic nedseads, Wsshssauds, rich 5atuary
marble wardrobcs tapestry and brussels Carpets oval
Arrors Clocks Is bair katrosses Feather Beds Pill
Iowa B,ankes sheets Qul Countep Third fourth
Burs.ns Bedseads Wsshsand Rockers
Chairs Sofas with VARIETY Of ell knds Of bedroom
Furniture Dining room oonains crystal cut 0sssxare
complete set do Gu. and engraved Bohrmsn ware china tea
and dinner Silver Spoons Knives aud Forks coffee urns
GOCLusMIrH, Aucaoneor.
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A j. BIEECKER, AUCrfONEER
a. Axecutors, sale Of valusble Broadway property.
A, :. BLEECKsR, ON co. ~il sell, on Friday Feb s.
atl2 O'Clock, a The merchsnts' Exchange,
rho valuable Properly NO l96 Broadway east stde
assst 30 Of John street, NIX and 27 py lot II
ssd l62 feet Tho I'VE sories high and about 6o feet
By order Of g. d. BLACKWELL,
- BENZ. BROWN
Kxecuoss' estate Of J. Il. Blackwell deceased
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UCllON FOTICE-S 81. BO6ARr, AUCTIoNEERS.
"A This day, Al i0x O'Clock Il The auction roous Ne
household Furniture Mahogany sofas sofa Bed
seads, Marble Top DrcsaiDg Buroaua Mahogany PsrIor
ahaia Mahogany Rocks Gala Chairs Xshoga
~ sedseaos ssase DO Hal. Msress Bedding Mar Top
Wristbands Mahogany Gard Table, Looking Glasses Oh
Paintings sp,eudd China Dinner and Tea Copper Coal
scus 6erandoes Candelasrss Cockcry aud Glaas Ware
Clocks Carpes Oh Cloth Stoves Also 10 900 Segars IL
dozen line fs a. % dozen Knives and Forks Trays Pom
Fire Proof Bare, Kitchen furniture. r. B.-A deposits will
be required from al purchasers. ID
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UCTION NOTICE.-AT PRIVATE SALE, ONE SOLID
a rosewood Paror su CONSISTING q large sofa one
reception and four medallion back chairs covered
three colored satin broate cost when $780, viii be cold
for $25 Paror Suit consisting Of nine pieces viii be sold
pe lot Of rosewood and mahogany Bedroom fusnitare;
large oak SNe5oard Side Table Lounge Rocking
Chair covered in green reps All Of this furofare made
order, and will BE- sold great ssccc for cssh Apply
eAnpdn4 re