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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE e4sEEF AMONG TEN TMsusaND.
4 Z 4 . :.

DALLEI - MAGICAL PAIN EATRACTOh
AS universally suppaned ali other 0intments healing
applications in both the Eastern WeserR IIemsphere
wherever inroduced and its Intrinsic merit the secret
Of its in all cGaRe0 affections, whether the
IdSnfor
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The Ioo"ng the staement OF the Philadelphia Banks
the week ending January Of the previ.
ous
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BURNS & : soALps
THa P.IEND cfN THE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and MAN
nation, by timely appcs ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is if ), BY charm, blenish
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HAVA A seq ABS!

stock for Sale,
JOIN WHoRLEY, 50 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Sock! Call and see him.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY,
32ISOuth Market street,
STILL A FAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
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Or. RoOFiand's Celebrated
GrbR uTAK HUTTERS


VETILL efec.ualy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Md
all diseases arising from disnrdeed Liver and stom
sch Constipation Inward Piles Furess OF Boed to the
Head Acdity the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucaton
Sinking or Futteng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
Head urredand Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking SuGocatng Sensations when in lying posture Dim
ness OF Vision Dots before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Deficiency OF Precipitation, felowness Of the
Skin and Eyes, the Side, Back Chest Limbs, &C., Sud
den Flusnes Burning in the FLESH Constant ImaEin
iRgs Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits
propretors in calling the attention OF the public TO this
preparation feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
virtues adaptation the diseases for which
no new untried article but that has stood the
of before the American people, and its rep
utaon and sale are unrvaed by any similar preparation
tant testimony in Its favor given BY prominent and well
known Physicians individuals in all parts Of the country Is
careful perual the Almanac published annu
ally by proprietor and to be had gratis OF OF his Agents.
cannot but satisfy the kepca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HoOFLANDs BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold in very short time Read the
following: n. ,s ,exo
DR. O. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
cold having pains through my whole SYSTEM
throat and hoar.eness when recommended to try Hoof
ands Basac Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy TO state half Of completely cureo me-
now recommend it to friends who may be SIN
ilarv afflicted, it han Justice te bear TINS
public teS. nony 10 it's virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by DIR. O. NJ Jackson No AIS Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA sale Druggist and storekepers through
and Canada Price 20 cents per oott
o. J. WOOD, ct. Louis, Wholesale Agents for Tie west
EWIN, PENDLEToN & CO., Nashville, Tenn, Mholsssie
AGENTS Rstaed BY 10. @. BROWN and EVANS g. W. HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS g. HOOPER, Nashville j. b.
MATUEWs, EdcenSd; }. G. DoRCH, South Nashville
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Notice.

Notice.
HOMMlTTED t. jail in this county who
that his name is solomon and belCss to SOLOMON DA
in Richmond Virginia, about thirty years DID, about Eve feet
six inches high, will weigh about AS $50 pounds
full breast and Of daTk color The requested to
forward and prove his property and pay expenses
V. WALKER, Sheriff OF
October 6, w3tpr's fee 80 Dickson County, Tenn.
HIDES AT COST.
N account Of the destruction Of Tam ry
for sale stock Of Southern hides at New Orleans
consisting green sslted dry sae flint and
others wishing to purchase will please address,
J LUMSDEN & CO..
Ne ii South Market street,
Nashville, Tenn.
- Union and American publish in weekly and
send account this ofSce-Gazettt. dec2s
TOYS & FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and Retail.
0UNTRY Merchants and all others desiring anything 1.-The
above line will find thI best assortment in the city at
LUCK'S,
dec4-H Is Union Street.
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Gov. Pickens Immediately granted the permission
desired, and directed Lieut.. Talbot to have every
facility and courtesy extended to him. as bearer Of
dispatches to the government of the United States
both in going and returning.
Lieut.. Talbot left here last night with dispatches
from Maj Anderson to the President of the United
States. Lieut.. Talbot goes to Washington for fur
Their instructions from the President. A party of
gentlemen entertained him az the Charleston hotel
previous to his departure. There is no excitement
here.
Gov. Piekens has taken possession of the steam
er Marion for the service of the State.
Ldter-nispatches stating that the United States
sloop-of war Brooklyn is coming here with an arm
ed force creates intense excitement. Great prepa-
rations are being made IN the harbor to receive
her.
A large steamer called the Marion of the Charles
ton and New York line has been purchased by Gov
Pickens for South Carolina. and ordered to DC "a
iced for of-wsr. Her upper cabin Is to be
taken of and she is to be supplied with a complete
armament
The buOys in the harbor have been removed.
The Brooklyn cannot come in without great
fight. Major Anderson will protect her. He only
pledged himself not to prevent communication be
tween the South Carolina Forts until Lieut.. Talbot
came back. steam tug called the Aid left the
wharf tonight for the purpose of accommodating.
She is mounted with gun, and is under com
mand of Lieut.. Hamilton. formerly of the Federal
navy. There Is much talk Of sending to Savannah
for tugboats to take the place Of gunboats.
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sANFORD's

Liver Inv1gOrator.
NEVER DERILITATES.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising, with
feet of water in the canal
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FoR REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at tins
Office. decZyu
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River New

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 9.-The Brooklyn has just put
to She passed the Capes at o'clock this after
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For Rent

A VERY desirable room in the UNION AMERICAN Build
ing the remainder 81 the year with the privilege
ext year. Apply at this Office. novl3--du
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s,n,nu. ssnRerrar

From the neghborhood of Spring HILL Tenn. on
the night of the 18th ult,
Diamond BrcaStPfn,
of circular shape twenty-one stones, very ciose'y
set set of jet in the form of crosses, and me
lace veil.
will give reward of $50 for the recovery OF
the afore mentioned articles; SIS for the pin, and
SIS for the others. GEO. M. PILLOW
Ian IeGn-D If
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Wanted
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman
and business man, with good city reference VIII
please address ROBERT. l. "
Nov Is lS6N-tf
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oPANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard to Profits!
j. W. LANGLEY,
pkn A Union street.
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Departure Of the brooklyn.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 9.-Lyman TrumbuIl was to
day reelected L. S. Senator by vote Of 81 to 46,
Democrats voting for 5 5. Marshall.
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CHARLESTON, JAM 10.-Ab0ut ii o'clock this MORN
ing boat from Fort Sumpter bearing Lieut.. Hall,
with = white flag, approached ths city, Lieut. Hal
wards escorted to his boat and re embarked for
Fort Sumpter.
\ The communication from Major Anderson is as
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Secession Salnte.
MnnIdn,t sion.

Augusta, Ga, Jan. lO.-One hundred guns were
fired here today in honor of the passage Of the or
dinance of secession BY Mississippi.
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ET Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have used it, and is
sorted 70 with confidence in all the disease which
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Illinois q. 5. senator

NORFOLK Jan. 1O.-The slocp-oEwar Brooklyn
carried off the pilot, named Gay. She would not
stop to discharge him.
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New Firm.

For Louisville and Cincinnati.
TEyHR regular packet steamer MelrOSe MKT. S-z
Master, will depart above and all in ee1-S
tefmedAte landings, Wednesday the 9th inst. atE1z
o'clock, For freight passage arpiy on board ar t.
n. n. HARRISON,
Ians-lt A. HAMILTON, Agents
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SALES AT AUCTION.
" PORTER a co, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

=
) MAGNIFICENT goUsEBoL2 FURNITURE
The se.n. residence pss as West Fo9Seenh street
nv, E.ss.h avenue on
catalogue comprising the
Oaersi a, auction this season.
pm.ncng II o'clock prscsey-the entire elegsn. Furni
dEes ali or WSss S be sod SsSus n reserve sse and
a be removed Immediately consisting ofeyerything u De
IN and Chamber Furniture
dialogues ready al soeock Ibis morning, when the Whole
rlors superior velvet Carpets three magnificent
rosewood suits covered in maroon. blue aud I'D aud
pic and Turkish Easy Chairs moQues ard satin pro
es SOLID rosewood deception and Arm chairs covered ~
re Tables with rich statuary marble tops elpsnsixsy
ed pier Sea- aud eide Tables With marble .pus "a
imported expressly for the owner; lad IS r,sewood
tables twenty one day bronze and 9rmen uoess a es
painted % order n Fanes pagsissps fseaGn pa,e
ains and Cornices, large and extensive variety OF oil
Inc vie Sc scriptura pieces, &C. the whole forming
pleasing collections superior rose wood Pian9f ore ali
by &c, ith pearl 5000 being val ,ble in -ume
Piano stool, covered in satin, with eegan and
tnng Rson~Rsh Velvet Carpet in good order s,id oak
Fable. all polished in the bes manner, marble
pes. Tumblers Goblets AMI Decanters to match; rich
s~ers cass Caster Sose ana aaa Tea
pcons. Forks Liquor stands, superior Table Gallery
;sty solid rosewood and mahogany Beds,e.ds
ary marble Top bureaus Wsshstaads sid conmsaes to
ssa ss TSss fst oa sefs
s sS oanse couch psas Han sam
and naing Tables, together with l.rs. and d.,raole
5caEhmeI ee.
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MORTIMER GRIyFIN 4 co, AUCrIoNEERs,
Superb Household Furniture
and Rare Works OF Art


the property Of Il family declining housekeeping.
hts day (srfday, May l0, at I9 O'Clock precisely
a. The p iys.e rssider ce Of NJ Blair Ch9pmsn Esq,
est Sixteenth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues
catalogue comprises the largest aud rchs assortment
friends and others desiring first class Household Furn'-
isure madS 70 order by principal cab.net :
ROM, Bedoip, Haet and others Of this city Every
|le ,nths since, and be relied
eser ted The sale win be peremptory and without re-
10 weather
DRAWING ROOMS
wing Room Furniture covered with Frcnch brl.ael OF
|ricnsst description, solid rosewood frames two SUITS,
|ts0 tee tete Sofas two Arm Chairs ton aud
oyal back Chairs made by We'll, Centre Tables stt1a
bis top elegant rosewood Eeeseres ate Rla doors
|etary and Bookcase lined with sanwo0d Chess table in
n itb PEARL rosewood Side Tables, velvet Mo1uet Table
[rs EScognuers Easy Chairs covered In velvet lad IS
Table and Writing Desk, velvet medallion Carpets NO
MAGNlFICENr D ,rAvE PIANoFoRrE,
stool Cover and Music stand
6Doforte solid rosewood, richly carved legs aud
with sat nvood oversrunS bass, full iron and all
|nodern improvements has been in hut five mon hs
ia compete order; Hat Stand, Oilcoths velvet st
'ets, silver Rods rosewood Chamber Furniture suite,
aus, Amour gaee Dressing tables, Eedsteads Com.
IL Couch and Chairs covered With velvet haic aud
Matt esses Blankets Counterpaues solid oak Din z
b urnture Buffet, marble top lined with satowood
Insicl Fable Arm ChaTs, elegant sets crystal and ruby
ware, solh silver Tea Service, French China Dinner
kes, theeeld Cutlery. Also, all The Basement and
pen Furniture. Competent persons will be in attend
Eek shia or cart the goods at a reasonable charge
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fcgIoN NOTICE.
EXrRAORDINARy SALE OF
ELI GAM FIsSr CLASS FURNITURE,


FIVE STORY RESIDENCE
|SSELb W. WESTCUTf Auctionser, will sell tiiB day
|sy), commencing at II O'Clock the he itiful Yarl,r Din
boom, Chamber and Ii oTary Furniture In the dwelling
NO l52 Twenty first street. between Seventh and Eighth
ss al Of which ne~, having been recently made and
rises everything adapted to fashionable ard elegantly
shed residence. The whole to be perempory So for
consisting Of English velvet and tap sty Calpsts eie
rosewood P9ror Furniture, SUITE compri lag taree
t. re ly carved all Of which covered in rsh SILK
and II the set description; wood Centre and
Tables, Turkish Chairs in blue and gold satin aud
L, Tgrkish Lounges rich nante and fier Mirror, "a
and Lace Curtains, Gold and Landscape shades two
God E.egeres style Louis XIV rica sevres and Ores
aniel Vases, Bisque figures Artistic Bronzes Paror
ments, &c.
Elegant seven octave PA loforte,
Music Ca5inet stool and Caver
" top Bureaus rich carved Bedseads twenty large hair
sses Jeea Tetes ha nber Suits In wood bronzs
marble Vashsiands, Lounges, French and Spring
bsrs Rockers Divans, Ottomlus oval Mirrors superb
and SEEDING oak Extension fable, two hne mahogany
Bedsteads rich French and bohemian China rca lea
Silver Ware, Spoons Forks, Casters, Tee Pitchers
Tea Service, ruby aud rysal Cut Glass of evegy de-
|oD oak msrele tsp Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk
III rich Chandeliers marble ball Stsnt, one Of wi der
Sac Catalogues at house SAFE positive, rain shine
.onnf naes At II O'Clock precisely.
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H. MERwIN. AuCTIoSEER
BY BANGS, MEkWIN co, Irving Buildings, 59i
20 Broadway -
Jay EVENING, MAY 10, AT ia O'CLOCK, ENG.
! AND ANGLICAN BOOKS -Being sele 'tons from
9 libraries, embracing n great variety OF vslu able
ard works, In various deplrtne1ts iacluding IN my
sed books in ine bindings, &c. Catalogues are nov
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|. MERwIN. AUCFI0SEER
BY BANGS, MERWIE co,

ETIoN NOTICE-GREAT BARGAIEs--A LANCE
desirable assortment of every description o. second
household Furniture viii be sold at PAM; prices for
|sya al No r. Clinton place. near Broadway. new aud
II hand CaTpes isr and other krrors sswood Paror
hamber Suits embracing everything necessaryfor gcntee
Nee fine Hair Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, Lounges
Chays La y and Brocatel Window Curtains, Dining
cts in oak ard walnut, large Bookcases, &c. rich
Cutlery and Glass Ware, Kitchen utensils a. 10
Inc assortment will be found 70 embrace all the most
ard necessary articles for Housekeepers, and viii be
half their value Parties in want OF any Of n.
goods VIII ind II 10 their pscuniary advantage TO call
gsrue for themselves before going TO auction o. pur
IL elsenhc Doors open from A NJ. 70 T.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MRS G. MADDEN, NAV ROCHELLE, WISHES I
I inform he public that her tol,e Is nov reaQy for
iner Boa ders; families be pleasantly acc0a-
dated The house Is five minutes wak fron the arpp.
usiactofy reference If required.
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3TlOr SOTICE.-A FAMILY DECLINING HCC u.
b ,spDg will dispose o. ri private sale s the paror
Ser and Dining Room Furniture At great sacrifcs-
rosew God octsvc ian lfoTte in erc3ent order, cost
Tor gla0 one $780, Etegores, Centre Tables Re1seads
ssrds sold rosewood, cost S20, Tor SOU Tue iurnL
be months and ~ oomp,ste order. Inquire 81 ~ Wes
IN. 81 sth street., near sixth avenue
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|sTgoN NOTICE Nj DOUGHTY, ACCrTOSEsR,
Ism sell this dav Ffiday). May IN, aud o.morfow
|dsy) May H. at 1875 o'clock each day sslesr,om IS
street, Household Furniture, consisting Of solid rose
and mrhogany Paror Suits covered In plush bracl,e
air cotns Brussels and ingram Carpsts rosewood and
|gany marble top Centre rables, Bookcases mahogany
Chairs Toe a Tetes black walnut Buffet, Extension
Il Tables csk Dining chairs, Dressing B1requs Wash
Bedst.sds various styles Hair Mattresses Feather
oung.s wardrCbes &c the whole to be peremglo.
|od
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ZION NOTICE. --BURNHAM's FURNITURE EX.
Isss Pseking Estabshent Ill and lis Vest Eleventh
, between Fifb and Sixth avenues -Hcu sehold furni-
foaed and shipped 10 al parts OF the world. Large
81 wagons for removing Furniture Of families Furni-
torcd.
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GEORGE COOK AUCiI9NEER-S PESs FUaNI.
" tnre To morrow sturdsy l0tS O'Clock store 4i
Broadway invoice OF kurnure by catalogue
Part eulars TO
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY TO- 1861


Arse EAST TWENTIETH srREEr, FEW DOORS
a from Broadway, handsomely furnished sutt Of Rooms
with ample Closets and modern improvements OBJ
tanned by gentleman and wife, with fret class soard.
desirable summer residence
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WANTfp.-BoAHD ~ THE curtrRY, BY 4 RE
specialize youne LAZY, where there no other boarder
erred has Oh c1ti1l q where shs car
have Ia. home for the sutnmsr address Miss
o. at mrs Blaokbufns, II Warren street near Hl-k
BroCkly n, FOR three days.
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4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR FEW SINGLE
a gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms
with Board, by applying No. q Wet Fifteenth
street References required.
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| D00MS To LET-FURSISHED OR UNFINISHED,
IL 70 single gentleman gentleman and Wite terms
mcde.a'e location UNSURPASSED, within block of the
and splendid vi OF the Day, Il and East
river Apply ~ Second street between south
Tenth and Eleventh Streets Peck slip ferry Williams
bur1
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DoARD IN BROOKLYN "A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, and few single gen lcmeu, be oda ed
with Board quiet family l0i La street
Ign. The location s convenient 10 the ferries the ghoor
hood pleasant and respectable table good and terms mode
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UPWARD SCIENCE, AuCrroNEgA - CQND HAND
IL Household furniture-By 4; =. T. 2 HnSoK, on
Saturday. nh Inst, a. los a ~ a. .se, p$e,,3os n.
snt Of canS hand House hold 0rri 4 rel owed for con
venlenre consisting IN part or Zen sewood
bogany and aluut Psros u' IN Va Gus coverings. ee-
Ssminser velvet Brussels and ingram arpets oicoths
marble side and Etc
rosewood ok shelf elegant bronze AID gilt Chandeliers
Hall Lights aud Brackets; roseTood NAB Gsny and wslnu,
resfes Paassss Fssther Beds Bnlsters and Pillows
wood aud msh0csny hofss, Rockers ant Chairs;
wsru Buffs xienslon Tsbes and Chairs; China and Glass
Ware; Tin ah~tEon Wave hen Furniture a. The a'ten
o. the trade is respectfully called 20 this sale
The sale will Include large of
Cafpeng a large assortment OF the bss class Of second
hand Furniture
GEORGE COOK, AUG iI9NEER -S iPE2s FuaNI.
u ture To morrow sturdsyl. at 1917 o'clock
Broadway an invoice OF fret class kurniure, by catalogue
Part eulars TO morrow.
u ID. MINER, AUoTIOSEER -S1LEsROoN 81 MAS
u ssu rect oppDsits the Post o1ire MISnRk rHoRP
viii sell a. auction on Friday May TO- 1851 l0, oco.k
neral Of elegant Housh9d Farnituse Pianos
Blh2rd Table &c removed frem private Iesden
yenlencs Of sale consisting of IN folio Velvet
brussels ard ingram srpe elegant carved rosew God suit
boo2yn cost Sf!5 bias been but months curved
black wal GU. AND oak Dining and Library made
DER carved rosewood Centre Tables Esgsre aud Side Ia
bes rosewt cd and mahogany Eelstesds Bureaus Wash
stands and Chairs, rosewood and black walnut Hat Racks
oak Buffet mahogany Sofas AMI Bots 8edstsads
WaIdrob. large Chandeliers and fixtures, Daguereoyp
Also full size rosewood Billiard Table msde bv d'Conner
Colender with appurenspces carved roexoot oc.sye q
by Suans Clark, OF fine tons, finished back round
corners Also large and fine rnent OF Fancy Goods
OF new fh deagns Farian Ware SILVER plated do In
variety, &c, DC
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UM WOLFF, ACCnONEER WILL SELL THfs
w day Friday 0,s O'Clock, the entire St)ck ana FIJI.
lures the Lager Bier and Billiard saloon No $50 East
Fourteenth A. consisting Of round snd
square walnut Tables chars and other do fine
Counter Coses fancy Pictures Ice Box, Glasses, &c.
Particular attention IA called " new three quarter size
role bed Billiard Table, with cues balls and everything
complete which has only been three months in and cost
$lCU. saie positive, without reserve.
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MO y WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
~ Broadway and University psse Il fes gentlemen esu
ne accommodated ~lh FIST class Rooms sne IN suits
snee afo salt Of kGom, % let tGrlisea un'urnished
la.cr loer M. n " NitlOr. RoMl
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DCARD IN BROOKLYN PLEASANT ROOMS, on
ID r ard second orr, suitable for gsntlemeq and their
single gentlemen within 1--WE minutes OF lants
and Wall street ferries. References exchanged Apply
iW Pacific street.
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EXTENSION PAhLoR HANDsoNRLy FUas1sHEn,
" has &c closer, ch sndeer and on 81
focr front Room, hsndsnmev f4rnishad ard viii rn
cDnvepiences 70 rent win kostd npoa dsrate -~ns "
parties furnishing satisfactory references Apply a. 5 We5
fAtee~tA street,
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n IEEDS az "a m, seIl ~ suct,n on Saf,ir,jav M,

u LEEDS co. VIII sch auction on Saturday, Nay
III sti0 O'Clock, az the ssesroom % street. House
hold uuFe owed convenience of sslecoYsis,ng
Of Brussels Velvet and Aubusson Carpets
covered in bocatel rosewood and mahogany Bedsead
hogany marble Dressing Bureaus black
BOOKCASES, carved black walnut Extension Dining Table
rosewood Sut covered In oak Dining Room
In do rved black walnut kecepton Chairs mahogany
God marble top Centre Tables, wood Rece,
Chairs and crimson brocael: BILE
ms Bureaus rosewood Hall Chairs mahogany Sofas, covered
ga frame Pier Glasses mahogany frame Glasses, Hair Vat
ira Roistes Pillows Comforters and Coyerds with
z m of and Fart