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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07
JAMES MARINER, Attorney.
CHRRIFF'S SALE.-STOvEs, RANGES, &C.
- CHAMBERS d FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT MEETING OF THE CLERKS AID SOCIETY,
"A held at their rooms In the Cooper Institute, March
1861 the following resolutions wore, motion unanmou
adopted
Resolved That this Society under the deepest obgAea
TO K j. DeCordova ksq, for the magnanmous manner
which he responded TO call by giving his humorous and
instructive lecture Money Ut Clinton Hall, February
1851 for the aid Of the clerks out Of
Resolved That in rendering sincere thanks r. j. Do
Coova Esq., for his valuable and gatutous services
above named OCCASION do but the feeling
tude OF the many young men who have thereby found assist
and relief.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be
r. j. DeCorova Esq and that the be also published
the New York Herald and Times. HENRY KAYSER, Pro4
LEWIS LEvrsoE, Secretary.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY
Foreign and Domestic Mails.


TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NBw YORK OFFICE.
Ths Oce closes half past O'Clock T. M In
stead of seven, as heretofore
D0xxsrlc. North-Albany Buffalo and Canada sx n.
Western mail, via Erie RR "a NJ and 81. ?. NJ
Southland SO. w. mails ga. N. and AZ p. NJ.
Eastern mail BY railroad. ga. N. and I. NJ
by ralruad, extra mail .61S II. NJ.
by steamboat ...........3 +. II.
SUNDAY MArIs On Sunday all mails close at this
Office at 1 y r. M.
CALIroRNIA. BY steamship - -, on Mon
The Overland Nah for California leaves St
Louis every Monday and Thursday at A. NJ.
Letters designed for II should be marked "Over
land, via st. Louis"
GLAxx CRY The from st. Joseph CMo) Salt
Lake City, leaves ST. Joseph every Monday and
Thursday, at SA. nj. Letters should be marked
"Overland. viSSt Joseph
&c. PACIFIC BY steamship - -. on Mon .
BAHAMA ISLANDS On the day after the arrival Of each alter
nate Cunard packet at this port, being once .
month"; the steamer knrnak will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Isnnds TO be landed
at Nassau. N. y.
EuRorK. -. Ky steamship Adriatic, for Southamp-
ton and Havre Saturday, March g. l0ls A. NJ.
HAVANA, BY steamer Matanzas, on Friday, .
TIME OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY. The Overland Mail TO Bombay closes In London
M follows:-Va Marseilles on the 81 and 18Th Of
each month. Via Southampton on the 18th and
9th.
CALCUTTA Sd, l0th 18th, 26th via Marselles Ah 18th,
10Th, 9th, via Southampton.
CHINA, Marselles the i0h and 2sth. Via South
AUSTRALIA Via Marseles the 10th. Via South
ampton and Suez 18th.
MAuRrrrus Via Alden the 4th and 9th of month
BRAZIL: Via southampton on the Nh OF the month
The Marseilles mails despatched the eve Of
above dates Should of these dates fall Sunday the
mail Is despatched the following evening.
Should any Of these fall Sunday
mail Is despatched the morning previous.
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A UCTION NOTICE-TO HoUSEKEEPERS.
IA Hotel Keepers and Furniture Dealers.
Great auction sale Of elegant Parior,.,

Chamber Dining Room ana i.orary F rarn
Rosewood Parlor Suits &o this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock precisely by X. w. WESTCO1T Auctoneer, at the
dwelnghouse 62 Twenty street. between Seventh
and Eighth The entire furniture in the house -
first having been made less than three months
will all be sold the highest bidder for cash. offering
traordnary inducements purchasers to obtain elegant
auction prices Contents of the house consists,
In part, of ele CANT rosewood octave Piano.
fore, stod and Cover, Music Cabinet, superb solid
covered in green and gold brocatel; one full
Suit elegantly carved covered In crimson brocael both
of these Suits very elegant rosewood Etegee carved
Centre and Pier Tables silk and Lace Curtains Gold and
Landscape Shades Bronze Clocks Sevres and Dresden China
Vases and rich Parlor Ornaments in lava and aan
Paintings Turkish Lounges and Chairs three elegant Mante
Oval and Pier Glasses marble pedesals Tapestry and Wilton
Carpets Velvet Rugs Reception Chairs Bronze Chandeers
rosewood Bedseads eighteen Mattresses Beds Bed
ding rosewood mahogany and Cottage Chairs six octave
Panoforte Rockers marble Bureaus Wash
stands French Engravngs with rosewood Chamber
ture Of every description The upper rooms furnished
every description in dining Slverware of all kinds
Cut Glass Ivory Table Cutlery Of Wders Iron Safes
&c No postponement Commencing at precisely. Gaia
lopuee a house
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BEEF CATTLE.
In view OF the cooler weather now prevailing, com
bined with the fact that the receipts during the week
have been moderate the market ut the very
ment presented different aspect, there being toeraby
inquiry for all kinds, under which holders
enabled obtain somewhat Of Improvement in prices
The average quality Of the offerings full good
last week and there fair proportion OF prime bull
locks at all the different yards The mum Der Of Inferior
sales at the extreme low rates quoted last week,
and only few sales at unoer 81 c per pound. The
general selling prices from TZc. o &C.. aud tho
greater proportion Of the stock sold at about Sc The
purchases on Tuesday not numerous usual
sale we do hot quote any very marked change in
prices, but buyers generally are confirmed in the opinion
that they did not procure their supplies on such good
terms they did last week, In consequence Of the
greater discrepancy In the estimates Of weight There
were large number OF Brooklyn butchers in the yards
20 day, and almost the entire number 10 that city
procure their supplies from tho Washington yards
At Bergen Hill the market was buoyant aud the number
sold there brought full prices and the entire number
offered were sold The market closed firm.
MICH cows.
The market remains steady without noticeable change
In prices For prime booded STOCK the demand continues
fair and se effected at very full prices The Long
bland milkmen the largest purchasers, and have
taken the bulk OF the supplies at ali the yards at
range OF quotations above. II may be well remark,
however that only very small proportion sold at the
lower prices.
VEAL CALVES.
There has prevailed toleraby active demand for veal
calves Of good prime quality which have sold readily
at from &c. 7c per pound, and a small proport N
OF the very best sold at 7hc. Common quality
have been In limited inquiry, and our quotations
above barely sustained. Inferior grades dull but
being light supply, brought prices full high e st
week. and there left when reporter len the
yards.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The buoyancy which pervaded the market for sheep
and lambs last week manifest to day, and with
continued activity In the demand for good grades holders
were enabled 70 obtain satisfactorily remunerstve prices
There are but few lambs arriving days. and these
readily taken by butchers for the hotels which are
about the best 10 be found Extra sheep
are also active and the bulk OF them were taken nj from
IS 50 80 per head though there occasional sales
at more extreme rates
The demand for swine during the past week has bees
irregular and prices have Huctuated somewhat closing
steady however at quotations above, which show
decline Of &c. per pound. -
RECAPITULATIoS.
The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards fc~ the
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S HIPP IN @ NJ EW S.
roRK-rHs
70 NOON RISES. morn IA
Fort or New York, March q, 1851,

CLEARED
Steamship Karnak r LIE Messulier Nassau, Mp and Ha
CITY nSoeE
ship Vim TsPsSo., Ben LysrpSom1spsoot Co
Ship Frigste BIRD, Johns, PhladepnaJ Baker a Co.
EaMap GS
Barn. BARI d cs Ih9%9n Smith Co.
Bs W Es.s bssn MsArthq5
s sTs Watson s. Watson s;s Molina Co.
Brig Grandec (Br), Covell st John-P Nevius SON
Brig Prince Of Wales tDr Lowerson st John-A smithers
Brig Mystic Godfrey, Mataso,aa McSrcaay Mot. aCs
Bs s Em mp%os9n Ward p asss Co
schr Estelle, runderson, 81 Thomss-r 9ilmartin
ss Rs ssE sss s RSnse csass Lewis Co.
schr o,Dc,Dhoe cooey, Hsfan.l,rett Son Co =.
schr Fleetxins, Douglass Gioacester~Sas,er '''
so.ss%, Psssi.ss New sS hsSsarh Racket,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Monticello. eager. savannah, with mdss and
Venus Assnson, cSf.cos FEB r. with goa, skins &C
70 Jos r n,l sons u~, coo..- po,s, -,
ttri s'S
ns & sa % %s G mss so Of
ni srg spsrs9g Sea co F@nhi9rt Msya Puenos .yres
rom E ne Is NJ e Lon = S ;,s hsn,y gale
S fore tcpmssi and main saysa ana split
the mainai foressil and upper topsa and when mode
head days and was obnsed 70 put into
~ noa 70 procure sails and provsonsarryed there Feb
brig Isabel hermann Tamss Port au Prince feb TO- with
conee DC 70 Robert Murray J Has been Is days OF Cape
Brig Nickerson of Boston, Evans Cardenas Feb g. with
passed brig Linda OF New YORK steering 81 sh Chinccteag
bearing NV, spoke bark Brothers, hence for Norfolk
messo TO X Buck Co sailed in company with bpg Jas
srs Sea Foa@ ,cs BANGOR cOOmOs, cenfuesoa Feb IL,
schr censdon Williams San Juan, Me, Feb .. with
fore gan
schr chsra of harrington Grace Cenfuegos Feb H. with
sehr Magnet CBr Day Halifax IL days with ash. James
scnr warner carrow Charleston, days, with cotton
schr Alexander M. Hall, Jacksonville 10 days
s s susan Sam Moore, sstrous Jacksonville, days
schr Disdem Ludlsm, Elizabeth port for Providence
schr Protector Llsgler, Llzabethport for PeekskiI
sohr Rnegold Merritt New Inlet LII from the wreck Of
sloop Richards Sanders Erabehport for South Nor.
walk
sloop Watkins, Finley Elizabetbport for Far Rocka.
stesmsr Bossou. crooser, Phllsdeipsr
Steamer E.s,, Me- , New ss b sas,c
s1esmsr Pelican. Baker Providence.
BELOW
Brig Elr. strong, from Havana.
sobr Indian Queen OR, mass from LisbouA by pio,
Ship Albert osis,ln Delano, from LIVERPOOL, Jan H.
Also one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Karnak (Br), Nassau Nashville, Charleston;
bold. Hamburg; banks f.ssng Cloud, Iiverpoo Prairie
Wind sunse. wSw, blowing fresh.
Miscclla neous.
STEAMSHIP MOUNT columns for the latest
intelligence from steamship Mount vernon before reported
ashore at Little Egg Hsrtor
Francisco shipping adveea Peb 10 per Pony Krpress
N prs,erSl nev eolumna
ma, Tact
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UIENRY ID. MINBR, AuCTyQFRRR-MINRRA rHORP
III viii sell auction, Friday, March At eh ococt
saiesrcom Nassau street opposite the Post ouice
in part follows, vs:-Carvcd rosewood and blsck wal
% Paror and Library Suits rosewood Bedsteada Bureaus
N-rtr~ and side fabes black walnut and rosewood Hat
stands Hall Chairs fancy Side and Card Tables Brussels
Oilclotha mahogany Sofas Divans Char QUO
mana Ac 40 Hair Mattresees mahogany Booknaso 30 %
AIso an invoice Of hne quality Blvcr Patod Ware
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, March 6-6P N.
ASHES advanced 70 IS rs for pots and pearls with sales
OF 90 bids.
TRANSFORMATIONS was in fair demand, but the
frmness OF holders checked transactions sales were
made Of 400 bbls State and Western. 1880 bbs Of
Southern and 400 bb Canada, including shippling lots
Of extra State At IS 20 IS Is; extra Ohio, shpping
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RAHANAs, NASSAU, NEW PROvIDRECR-THK
ID Commissioners for erecting Hotel In the above Island
ready to receive tenders from who desire eass
the its complexion which contracted for by the lat
May, 1861. 1t will accommodate 100 per-
plicaons be forwarded per mail steamer karnak i'd
dressed the Commissioners OF the HOTEL Nassau New
vidence and required will be sent by return
mall.
NASSAU Feb. l6 1861.
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The Washington States of Saturday says
There Is meeting Of railroad officers here to arrange
scheo ule for carrying the Southwestern mail TO
avoid passing through the seeding States The route
will probably be the Baltimore and Ohio road, C0lum
bus Cincinnati, and Kentucky direct TO Memphis
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lew YORK CATTLE HARKRT.

The sales Of sheep and lambs at O'Briens fol-
lows:-42 sheep and lambs, per head, 81 q; I4l do
81 75 los do, IS 25; 10 do, - rs as do IS So 6s
do, 81 IA do, 50; IS do, So 200 do SIS; 60 do 81;
1ol do, IS; 70 do, IS l2I; IS do, at 5sc per h.,
IS a.; 140 do, IS rs.
The prices for the week at all Me markets are
foll0ws.-
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HARDWARE AUCTION N0TIos-JoHE X VAN
Ill ANTwBRPs Son, Auctioneer, Will sell, Thursday
March Al 10 O'Clock 1t the sor~ ~ William street ~ ois
assorted Hardware embracing cast steel bhingng and Claw
natchets Handed Area fine sciss0rs and shears, Try
SQUARES On ise Handles Mineral Knob dat Noss PEer
Irons Cutlery cards and In dosens Table Cutlery
Also 200 lba Hooks and Hinges 9 Dozen Cow Ties, 70
lightly damaged the voyage o. importation; alse
~ Cut ana P sAws, sheffield mako &C Terms CASA
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sALFs AT AUCTION.

hHsbs sS q" MI n .. auction. .. ~
:ss .Sss s
Rsy Family g. copper, original origin. y saS Romano
One Of the rhisvss 6ruci6ed original By vsndervers
ps sSssS under ss. O. T &. s
S ss q De 5oosns:s Gallery Also z exquisite
hsiounss in ncSy ana GIT Foreans franss os1ss1
II PC %Sss s.sss i:ss s:,::
s: ~ Ss n ass and ,.
Ss a.s s ssn.i ySIts y F.l... view. osssaa "
pee; :. ssarss D..
GSiSns Dsnsn pSsSynsn M.S,ancA Van soans
saslsSs ss " ss
ssass = ss .as. ION AZ DAY
Dry And Fspcy Goods, CoaA Pants ves sewing Hsolsss
s.. sss Ss ar ss VII
fR sss ~ dGa , a! sgs.
money.
j. 5Acoss WI MII .s :. s ssss. ::
i sJ .a..ssss '. :ss su ss::
Wagon nearly new. Catalogues morning Of sale ''"
MoRTeAeE sALE.-JoHN H. BuRLY, Auor1osHss
M win eel ,h. day 2. two clock !. ~ O.na .aes
Tables Han other aass.s Feather ssds Booass.
Char. oSS s and Sa other
md other Bedseads Curtains Pillows Boosters shsesS
sssSs o'ss ssIsfssas % ss
MORTGAGE sALK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURa-
w Corner of Broadway and Park place use 70 3
PARK place and ne entire
ture and fixtures contained in said premises CONSISTING q
Beds and Bedding, Brussels and Ingram Carpets MrSr
Bureaus Centre Tables, Sofas, Chairs Washstands Ha
Mattresses Feather Beds Bedsteads Linen. safes
and Kitchen Furniture The above sale will be continued ts
day, March q at ten O'Clock
JAMES MARINER, Attorney.
G al. BOGART, AUCTIONEERs-THIs DAY. AT ~
~. O'Clock, at the sacton rooms No North WiilaR
street mortgage sale OF Office Desks Arm Chairs Let
JAMES SULLIVAN, Attorney for Mortgage
Also.
Horse 0rocers Wagon and Harness, Hay Cutter syruR
and OIL Cans Liquors Brandy Gn Punch Syrup Boxes q
ClAret; also, Set Of China, WashstAnd, &C.
JAMES SULLIVAN Constable
Also on account OF former purchaser, lot OF Wlows
CHRRIFF's SALE.-sTOvEs, RANGES &c
~ CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD AuctoneerA
(saesroom lis Nassau street)
Will sell this day. March at II O'Clock 233 Wa4er
street. the stock therein contained Of Wholesale dealer
ssng of Paror Stoves pear and other appruv
Heaters, Cook stoves Combination Ranges Furnaces au-
mer Ranges, Frankns, &c Stove Furniture Pipe Hollow
Ware Castings Fire 8rck Tin beet other mao.
rails, Iron Safe Office Furniture, &c, &c
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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$b,TU 81, LOus pet Cent hntolpatlOh BOhu5
6O90 Lee County (Ill.l per cent bonds.
200 Col Piqua Ind. K X. LIST mortgage bonds.
1900 N. Y a Erie X. X. assented bond OF 1871.
1900 Syracuse Bnghamton and MY X LIST moge bonds
25,0O0 TEXAS New Orleans r. r. LIST mortgage bonds.
500 Sacramento City and County per cent bonds.
Next regular fale on MONDAY, March H. Regular Auc-
ton sales OF stocks and Bonds MONDAY and THURS
DAY. every day when required at 2la O'Clock, at the
stock salesroo, 81 William street. or at the Merchants Elk
change preferred Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at
private sale and At the Brokers' Board.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY CO,
Auctioneers and Stock Brokers'
No 81 william street, Wall.
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EDWARD sCRENCR AUCTIONEER
u AssI0NEES SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE

BY r. Y. II. SCHENCK, Friday. 9Th instant, at II
O'clock their 14 the Stock Of
the rst cabinet makers OF this city, consisting In OF
SOLID and plain rosewood suits IN satin and
cate superb rosewood Gace magnificent
round Bedsteads and Bureaus do In black walnut
Vanished and In OIL black and gilt Cabinets; Centre and
Work Tables rosewood and walnut Secretary and Library
Bookcases elegant kegeres carved walnut and
oak Bullets: Extension Tables and dining Chairs
anty carved oak dining Sofas oak and walnut Library
stair Chairs oak and walnut Hall Stands and Chairs Also
Dining Room Furniture The above elegant furniture il all
the very best manufacture and viii be positively sold
by order of the assignee viii he on exhibition ut
sesroom Thursday The particular attention Of those
of elegant Furniture " respectfully requested TO this
ssie updovbtedy the finest sale OF first Furni-
y H. FREEMAN. Assignee.
ALSO,
small quarhy OF second hand FIRST Furniture re-
for convenience Of sale consisting Of elegant
wood Paor Suite elegant French plate Mirror Curtains ana
Corncer rosewood Eegere Bookcases Centre Tables Ac
rosewood Bedseads marble top Bureaus Commodes CHAIRS
Ac Dining Room Furniture, China Dinner Set, elegant
Glassware he &c.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sls,2ll 1888 o., and the balances
$923, 70s 90.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggregates as compared with those of the
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HENHI GREEN. AUsTIONKBR--rHIsD DAY, AT ~
O'CLOCK ~ the auction store. 1914 William street II e
Boots and Shoes, &a - "A-e A~
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l u dis Hardware sale Of this day No ~
OF English Cast Steel taper file sixe Terms cssh bSnfss
money.
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MOUNT vsRsonsee columns for the latest
intelligence from steamship Mount vernon before reported
sshore Little Eeg Hsrbor.
San shipping adveca Peb TO- per Pony Erprcsa
n general news eolumns
The steamship Edinburg Capt Brooks OF Daies line
sas on Saturday ner noon for Queenstown Liver
pool
Fox MArArzas-The steamship Msanyas Capt Lie-egans.
sails 70 for Mstanzas On the
the from Msanxss omitted
10 me0uon We were under many obligations W the ycry
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UCTIoN NOTICF.-FURNIrURE SALE, THIS DAT,
IA at III O'Clock -BELL A INGRAHAh, auctioueers.
will sell the geneel Furniture OF family, contained the
upper part Of the house No IT'S East Forty ninth street
First and Second comprising the variety
good order Carpets Beds Bedseads Bedding Sofa Bed
Chairs Tables splendid Mirror marble top and other Tables
Kitchen Utensils Cooking Stove Crockery China Curtains
&C. ave We
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The following table will show about the debts
for internal improvements of the four leading bor-
der slave States, but the actual amount is above
the figures given-
RAILROAD AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT OBLIGATIONS
STArT
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UCTIOr NOTICE
"A STOCK OF DRY GOODS BY ORDER OF AssIGNREs
WILLIAM TO rPING CO., auctioneers Nos and II
Park place and No Murray street. viii sell Friday
& at O'Clock, the pre- Misses $50 Sixth avenue, the en
stock Of Merchandise contained In said be sold with
out reserve, by order OF assgnees
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A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA Psnofore for sale-Richy carved legs and case full
Iron plate corners nlad with wood ovestrun
bass nad with pearl and pearl keys made order for h
present by city makers; July guaranteed for thre
In but Ave months; cost $ will be sold
$40 including stool and Cover Ao, elegant Drawing
suit cost $3for $l51 Inquire at ~ West Twenty sixth
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UCrION SALEM DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER WILL
n sell Friday March commencing lO1s O'Clock,
salesoom IS Nassau street. few doors from Fulton com
prisng solid rosewood and mahogany Palor suits covered
In brocasl and hair CLOTH viz Tete etes Parr and Arm
Chairs top Centre Tables mahogany Gard do Brus
sells Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Secretary and Library
Bookcases gilt frame Mirrors Extension Dining Tables Buf
fes Dining Chairs, Cutlery marble top Dressing Bureaus
Washsands, mahogany and cottage Bedseads, Hair Mat
tresses Lounges Wardrobes &c together with assert
strangers have their goods boxed and shipped from the
premises.
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DROWNE NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.-THIS DAY
ID Thursday) March at O'Clock, at the salesrooms IS
Nassau street elegant assortment OF and top Bug
1es, Rockawlys Concord Wagons Depot Wagons, &c
elegant light Road Wagon, weighing 100 lbs one do weigh
Ing l0 bs shfng and shifting top Wagons 6c &c
Also variety Of double and single Harness. Blankets Robes
Whips, &C &c,
DAMAGED GUNs-JNO T. VAN ANTwRRP'a SON.
~ Auconeer win sell thsday at IL o'clock two OF
Double Barrel Guns slightly damaged on the voyage from
Antwerp and sold for account OF the underwriters Terms
cnsb, current money.
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j. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER.
n. VALUABLE ROOSEVELT STREET PROPERTY

j. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER
"A. VALUABLE ROOSEVELT STREET PROPERTY.
A. j. BLEECkER, SON co. will sell auction, on
Saturday March is at o'clock at the Merchants Ex-
change the Lot and Buildings No As Roosevelt street.
junction Of New Bowery occupied stores and dwellings;
OF 8 front by 100 feet inches deep Maps &C. at No.
Pine street. BY order Of Executors OF the Nugent
IA Seventy eighth street. third house west of Third
BY HUMBERT 4 THOMAS, this morning at l0l O'Clock,
by catalogue all the Furniture contained In the house.
sstpg Of Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets rosewood
some ver framed vi, fantings
Bedding Bed Linen Foer oicoths Canton Mating oak and
marble top Sdeboard Extension Dining Table, Hatstand
China Glass and Plated Ware Table Cutlery, Kitchen Fur
niture and Utensils Furniture Of good qualify and but little
used Catalogues the place Sale
tory, rain shine and without reserve
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THE BOTTLERs' PROTECTIVE AssOCIATIoN-wILI
i hold their regular monthly meeting this Thursday
evening O'Clock at Nc AZ and AZ last Houston street
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LOST AND FOUND.

Bitch strayed from No As West thirty second street
sunday evening. March She Is OF dark color with
little white the breast other marks any, remeu-
bered Please bring her back reward
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PRICES IN NKw YORK.
Mdy~h & Ig6Sl MlsSf.h q l3fjl De-
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A DOPTION-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADi
"A wishes her child adopted by respectable person.
male child months old Apply Ciarkson street
ner Varick from lttil O'Clock
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-10-17
Tall Shooting.

Talk about the Burden sharp shooter
practice at Hoboken. Yesterday after
noon DR.. Robert Harris, of this city,
"crack' shot at all times, By the way
hit target the size Of a mans bat, 81,
hundred yards distant, three times il
successioul This feat vas performed il
the presence of about twenty reliable
gentlemen, all OF whom are ready t.
vouch for its correctness. The rife used
on the occasion is a new invention. con
siderably smaller thsu Shapes, and, al
witnessed by the above perform ance. Of
undoubted accuracy Harrisburg Ie1e.
graph.
That rife is doubtless "a great one, .
and so is the Doctor; but why is be not
in the armyl He could perform ost eff
6cieDt service tbere-not in curing, bu,
in killing. He could doctor the rebel-
magni6cently.