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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

terian Synod and has been superseded by the Terri
toiial Committee appointed by the people and repre-
sentDg all parties and creeds the Treasurer Mayor
Fairchild Of Atcbison, being prominent Democrat
The rivalry between Leaven worth and Atcbison ac-
counts 10 some extent for the maigDy of this card
the Leavenworh people being desrous that their town
should be the depot rthe supplies.
Mr.. Hyatt is not now member OF the Relief Com.
mittee OF New-York He resigned his position on that
committee some three weeks ago, and his place was
filed by the appointment Of James 5. Wads~orth:
He has devoted mouths of time and thousands OF
dollars to the relief of the sufferers in Kansas lie 10
generous and impnlive; and, carried away by his
feelings IN consequence Of the suferngs which he wit
neeses and the tye, of distress to which be ID COM
PEELED TO lsten aud anxious 10 afford lief, il is not
impossible that he may have exaggerated the extent Of
the famine. But Tbaddens Hyatt is incapable Of de-
liberaie fasehood. Suppose that these Lesvenworth
people, who, until recently, denied the existence Of
any suffering, danger Of suferingfrom want of food
in Kansas now tell the truth when they say there are
only 10000 who need help, is there any danger that
TIE contributions will be too great foe the relief Of this
numberi The generous appropriation Just made by
our egilature gives them two dollars and half each,
a sum by no means likely to induce riotous living
on their part
Ths Leavenworth card does not seem to have dried
up the generosity of the IeoI OF Albany, as per-
ceye that the Chairman OF the Relief Comm itfee Just
organized here, edges to-day the receipt OF
$40 from sixteen citizens Of the Town, Governor
Morgan heading the list with subscription OF s2oo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.

loss or THE BRIG JANIS MADISON OF BALTIMORE.
julius Corpron, seaman, native of France, who
arrived at Charleston, S. c., on the 18th ins reports
that the brig James Madison sailed from Atiakapas,
La the I'd inst. will cargo OF sugar and molases
On the second day out the brig sprung leak, which
Continued to increase and kept ali hands constantly at
the pumps. 0nthe 10th insr got ashore on the Stone
breakers at the Mouth Of Charleston harbor where, in
consequence Of terrible ses, she soon blged. The
next moriug the mainmast ent over the SIDE, and
heavy roller soon after washed the Captain, WIN.
Travers, overheard, and he was drown ed. The
same day about 4 p. IN. the mate Martin Lubec, a
German or Swede, siding in Baltimore, with tho
remainder of took spars with the hope OF
getting ashore. is believed, however, thar all pershed
except the mate who war picked up by the bark Helen
outside the bar Tie rt boat w. j. Leltch made the
wreck on Monday morning, but for 20 hours could not
approach render assistance on account OF the break
ing and crusSng force of the sea around the uuiortuh
ate vessel. Weenbt moderated the boat took oil the
seaman above named Julius Corpron, WHO had man.
aged to hold on to the wreck TIL Tuesday morning tho
18th ut a. m. Two of the seamen elonged TO Ham,
burg Germany, and the cook TO Boston. One OF the
seamen died at Atabapas, maj ing the total loes-cap
tain, two seamen and cook-four IN sfl.
THE LOST SHIP DAVID BRows.
It will be remembered that The 9th Of January tho
shin David Brown, IRON San Francisco foundered at
sea- and the passengers and crew TOOK to the boats
One of the boats under tie c"muand Of the captain,
had on board 90 passengers including several ladies'
The people in this boat were suls quentl. picked up
and csrried into Havana and some Of the passengen
have since arrived at NewOrleals and Others in THE
city, The other boat, containing three passengers and
sixteen Of the crew, picked up at sea- and carried
into Liverpool on the 3lsr January.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
FIRE IN SEVENTH AyFyUF

On Saturday mornil q fire occurred in the apart
ments Of james Hugh,s No 90 Seventh avenne, IN
consequence Of q children about the hou.e rlsyi.
with matches. Damage to fhniture about 500. The
building, owned by {. +. Leonard, was damaged ~
the amount Of $50. No Insurance.
FIRE IN WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.
On Saturday evening IA fire broke out in the con-
servatory attached to the dwelling honte o. T. hiey
No 81 West thirteenth street. and dinaged the pants
therein TO the amount Of z 90. No insurance.
FIRE IN EAST fITTEfsTH STREET.
At II O'Clock on Saiuida, night fire OF Unexplained
teeotb street owned and occupied by Henry Belank.
Il was discovered at timely moment, aud soon eA
tipQuished.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

A private letter received on Saturday morning from
the War Department says thai the greater portion q
the troops which left on Friday were bound to reenfoe
the forts of Washita, Arbucke, and Cobb, in Texa@
which were reported by telegraph Monday to be ir
danger Of attack by Secessionrts. The remainder u
the soldiers ordered for Florida the letter says
will leave this week. On The other hand, proninels
officer Of the Army here states that General Scott WI
try to bring all the forces of Texas, and leave tsS
State 10 take care Of itself.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

COURT OF SPECIAL SESSlOHS-FsB. l6.-Befors yusti z
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John Schnlar assault and battery fined $i wm strykcr
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nlesnor! husd flo. John TaIsdss, Gsaut and bat "
fined SlQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

lHe ADVANCE OF FUNDS TO PAY THE POLIcE.-
BORROWED PLUsrs.-As certain journals have pub
nshed statements regarding the advance Of money for
he Of the Police altogether in accordance
Tue iae's we deem but just that the credit should
:" "sNsa where Il belongs. Nv. DeyliD, the new City
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

SUDDEN DEATn-The Eighteenth Ward police iound
lying nseu,ibe the Sidewalk at the Inter
gecon Of Avenue and Fourteenth street. on sstuday o
aid were ,bou, 10 commit him dmnkard but cn cram
inaon i; anpired that the had fallen from eihs,on
liz ws uab 10 walk 10 the Police station. and on MS way
ar he rd and was removed to Bellevue Hospital where De
remains ioT identification A Coroner notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
NETWORK AAuY TRIBUNE MONDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1861.

Cobin $50; Thomas b. Van Beuren IS; Citizens Of Dover
ne., sI5; James sp.rLman Si9i Roy s5i u.r
A. stiin.on S5: Citizens OF Middetown Point ~
A. X. w. 500 w. +. Cary, 00i John ore slV"' .p. p
FUN " JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Treasurer;
Furtbor contribution, may be John e. "iiam me
tropo,an Bar L. ewYorf and hurdles OF ci9hng Do0''
shoes &c, TO Room No 25 Cooper Institute, New'ioih
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
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pIvnv N ID Editor of tn,

Sell .ud Op.r.pr and Consulting Surge No. A. @b Ay
bee consultaons the obscure dpeases Of 10" pea
yj.s.r HupfLr- Piles Nacocee ADD titDa radically cured
r.lot the knife lgure. Office hours fIom &c g. to T.
nd o 9 eyeIiu,s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

FUNERAL OF Mr. CHARLES w. PoLNAS.-Mr Chas.
w. Poman, for twenty years janior of the Uni
versty Medical College III this city, died on last Thurs
day, after brief but attack Of pneumonia. The
deceased was well known to the medical confraternty
and greatly respected. The funeral services took place
on Saturday afternoon in the lecture-room Of tie col
lege. Nearly all the students the Faculty Of the col
lege, together with a assemblage Of ladies
and gentlemen, were present at the funeral. The
mains were conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

THE sEIzED MUsEETs.-On Saturday morning writ
OF ofrepevn was served on Superintendent Kennedy by
the Sheriff in behalf Of the Cromwell line Of steamships
Tor the ten cases Of Minnie rifles remaining in the hands
Of the c0mmissary and said to belong to parties in
Geogia In reply, Mr.. Kennedy claimed three days
time to pu in counter bonds, from which it appears
that be intends to contest Mr. Cromwes claim to the
property. An informal demand has been made by
hessrs. Blatchford Seward and Griswold, aching as
attorneys for counsen Charleston s. c. for the boxes
ofammuniion seized while it about 10 be shipped
oy the Huntsville on Wednesday last TIE superin.
endent replied that he should not give them up except
under legal process
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

The LATE DIR. ALFRED FREEAAs.-Dr. Freeman
was born November 6, 1898, at Salem, Washington
County New-York, where be received his early educa
ton and where he commenced the study OF medicine
under the instruction and guidance of DR.. Ara Fitch
During his preparatory training he was called upon to
bear aims in defenfe Of bis country at Plasburg In
1897 be graduated as a physician at the New-York
School Of Medicine and for the succeeding seventeen
years be devoted his time and energies 10 Praciee IN
and around the region of Lis BIRTH where by bis afd
uous attention to business, sympathy with The suffer-
ing honorable and circumrpect department., lie gained
very strong hold upon the affections Of the community
In 1884 he TO this city and though acquainted
This was not the result OF any shining quaier that
brought him prominently into notice neither was 1t by
assuming anything that did iot naturally belong TO
Lm from Ill shans and pretenses he insiinetiveiy re-
pthy with the Affections Of others, hand ever ready
10 administer TO the wants Of the suffering, quick per-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

POLICE CoMMssIoNERs.-This Board met on Satur-
day afternoon and rendered decisions in thirty or forty
cases which had been tried during the week. They
were all minor ofeDses and the decisions were for
felt Of from one days pay to thirty.
resolution adopted, calling the attention of the
Superintendent to the neglect of officers in the matter
Of uniform, and directing bin to look to better
forcement of Section 60 Of the Rules and Regulations
which il as follows:
CO. The Superintendent Inspectors Captains and sergesnts Of
Police will be deemed TO be always duty and all officers
when duty In their Offices In the station in the pub
nc streets shall appear full uniform except when the Super
iBenden Inspectors Captains shall deem for the
Pnose interests that they the Sergeants ha appear cze
The SeEeanis and PatTomeu duty shall appear c
SeHT dress when ordered by their commanding officer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

Michigan left on Saturday for Liverpool. She take
out q cabin passengers, and 1913 in the steerage. %
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

SHAD.-The steamship jamestown, Skinner, which
arrived yesterday from Richmond and Norfolk brought
on freight twenty bbls Of sbad the first Of the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

A SCHOONER SUYx.-Early yesterday morning, dur
ing the prevalence of high wind the schooner Eliza
BETH lying at pier No. North River parted Ter cable
and was driven with such force against VandeIbilts
pier as TO tear large hole in her side. The schooner
imm. diately filed with water and sunk at the dock
watcbman on board named Daniel Donobue, h.dbarey
time TO take 10 the small boat before the schooner dis
appeared The Elizabeth has been for time in the
custody of the Sheriff, but for what cause we are not
informed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

REPUBLroAN CESrRsL CLCn.-The venerable
Joseph Hoxie, of New-iorks fay rite and re-
spected citizens, will deliver address before this
Club, at No "a Cooper Institute Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

ANNUAL BALL OF THE EIGHTH WARD PIoNrIR
CLAY CLuB-The twenty.second annual ball OF the
Eighth Ward Pioueer Clay Club, in ccmmemoraion OF
the ratification Of the Treaty Of Client, takes place this
evening at the Apollo Rooms. large number OF dis
tnguished guests are expected to be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

Timothy Titccmb treats Of "selflIelp" tonight, in
the uptown course Of Lectures, at the broadway
Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

,,-p.i,r of their condition and strong sereiance.
To hi. calling he devoted all his powers and gath
cred around him q host Of friends, who Cung 10 him
with increasing attachment to the last. man of few
words his acts revealed bis character. For some
twenty y.four years he praciced according TO the old
school method but through the earnest desire and rec
onmendaiion of a brother physirian, who was con-
WINGED Of the truth and benefit Of Homeopathy, he was
induced TO try it, and with such success that, after
study and investigation, he adopted the Law o smitd
,iWtbLuS cWrdbtUr az the true law Of healing On
Wednesday morning, February e, lis left eide MAS
Partially paraly zed; another and more severe attack
wac experienced on Thursday morning. lie fingered
in THE condition until Friday afternoon, February 8,
when be passed away. At meeting Of the liomeo-
paibic Society of tie County Of NewYok held IN the
18Th inst. the following Ie-olut ors were adopted;
heroaL IL has pleased the Awise DiSposer OF Events 20 re-
from udst by the hand OF sh our ueu
end fifth vi Fellow aboer in the profession, Alfred Freeman
NJ ID. therefore, -. 80 AZ
Rred That by the by the death Of DR. Alfred Freeman TINS
scey the II OF its most valuable ana
teemed nenb,rs the community Of unsull@d 'esty
and ynst usefulness the sick aud afflicted friend whose hra
ever ready ,ympAthze with sud wh Sc hand
open relieve their suffering His untng devotion 10 me or
iies Of his profession wei The many excellent q1ss
both and for which he 30 emineny nlsn
su.ed heid Ia most grateful remembrance Oy 'o
surviving members Of this society. , ,.,.
RsoreG That herewith tender 10 the family ana ehgs
the II heartfelt sJnpahy III
this the dly their Affection while at the time we can
but c9uruiulae them the support and ccnsnao Hey
must derive from the recollection Of hi many thhhs
md the nssuIsd confidence Of ion IN that and
sennron$ will be unknown and death itself VIII De 'o'' "
Immortality.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

Chamberlain. was FIRST sent for by the Police COm"is-
sioners, 10 nsoertan whether he could advance 'he
money for the January pay Of the Police lie Declined
10 furnish Il. Ex-Cbancellor Stout, Of the shoo ana
Leather Bank, was then approached on the snejee''
He answered promptly that he would advance 'he
money without interest sayng at the time tha, ne had
not the whole amount then but would get it immedi
a,ey. which he did ard notified the Conmiss'oners ac
cordingy. In the meantime Mr.. Deyln had corfnl'ed
with some Of bis friends and concluded that, under the
circumstances, it would be expeden to revere ls Tor
er decision. and at once notified the Commissioners oil
Police that his check for tie amount which they re-
qured was at their service. But as Mr. Stout had ale
ready passed the amount to their credit they did not re-
ouro il. Mr. Dcvlin compromised, however, by pay
inc the Shoe aud Leather Bank the amount advanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

DY ORDER OF THE CREDIToRs.-GoRMAN 4
ID HUGBEs, auctioneers, win SELL at l0h o'clock,
Monday, April AtNo 6Cbaham square and 10 Cat oarine
extensive etock OF every description Shawls
Dress Goods mbr oderes Linen Handkerchiefs Hosiery
Hoop skirts Under Garments Linen shirts Silk Neck Ties
Counters, &c. eale peremptory.
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IyDWARD scuRNcr AUCTrOHEER
III TIi0RoTyaHEnsb AND rhOTrING STOCK.
The annual ssis ~ ana Trottng stock Of
W. ~ bbons and Frank Lshrop will be sold by
D. p II. scHKNCK. q auction on Tuesday, the 23d q
r~ ne "BArney Carter Farm, Madison. ~
Jpn ~ ~ shcs,,isrs future Advertisements.
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ITO LE1-9HE LARGE STORE AND DWELLING NO.
cGO Grand street Essex Market WIN be rened to
eether or separste the dwelling wel adapted 70 sad
with all the convenience Of wash and bathing tubs. &c
Possession gwen st OF May Inquire y JOHN CONGER
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COAL LANDS =,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
In pursuance of decree rendered in the KaDawa Circuit
Court at the specal term held In January. 1885, the under
signed, special Commissioner win offer for sale
PUBLIC AUCTION
TO the highest bidder in front Of the Court House OF Kan
awha county, Virginia. on
TUESDAY,
the 10th April next,
certain OF Land belop cling Coal and
ha Mining and Manufacturing Company estimated
tain
1000 ACRES
excepting thererom ~ in dispute and the surface
res in 29 Of the said 600 trac The said lands
abound In
CAMEL. sPLINr
BITUMINoUa COAL
situated In Kanawha county Va Bar creek and the
navigable waters Of Coal river.
TERMS OF SALE
Five per of the purchase money cssh the OF
sale the residue thereof in three equal
meDs with interest thereon from day Of SALE the purchaser
the lands for The deferred payments.
THos L. BRouN, Special Commissioners
FEBRUARY, IA, 1861
CALvIN s. HAZEE, AUCrIoNEER-6oD PIECES
" Carpeting-J. w. DIMICK, store 1858 and 270 Canal
street. Broadway offers his entire wholesale Stock OF
English and American Carpetings auction, Monday,
April at 10 O'Clock. Purchasers by making deposit
their purchase send their uphosrer and
quantity Of yards required within two days from date of
sale.
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r. H. LJUpL2ws AUcTIoNEER
LUDLOW co. win sell at auction on Tuesday
thirty hrst and Thirty - cond streets,
PAlnIIN0s-A few choice OH Paintings by Lang, oddie.
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nANiEL A MATHEws, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL "a Cedar street, opposite Post Office
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

DANIEL A. MATHEWS co. viii sell At auction Mon
day, April .. o. O'Clock At 2s9 Bowe.y, near Houston
Rosewood mshossny and walnut Paror Suits mahogany
Lounges Secretary and Library Bookcases Centre and side
Tables 6ideboards black walnut and mahogany
Washstands French and other Bedsteads paasses
straw and hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bolstors AID Pu
lows Estspeon rabies, Dining Chairs, Mirros Brussels.
hreepy and ingram Carpets Ocoths Crockery Glass, &c
The whole 70 be sold without reserve Catalogues early
m II
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UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will SELL Monday. April at 10Y O'Clock, at sales
street, comprising Rosewood and Mahogany
marble top Centre Tables Mirrors Brussels Tapestry and
ny Sofas fete Tetes Chairs Extension Dining Tables
and marble top Dressing Bureaus Washstands Ma
hcesny Cottage Hair Mattresses Lounges OIL
Canton Mating The whole perempory sold
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*, COLTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
h. very rich mahogany and rosewood FURNITURE French
Mirrors velvet Carpets oicoihs Curtains Silver and
sell By catalogue on Tuesday, April No n West Forty
seventh Sixth l0a o'clock
rich Furniture Of the house. II win embrace part very
chycaryed rosewood rAror, Dining Room and Basement
cAel elegant Centre Tables, French plate Armour Ward
robes carved French Bedsesds Iessng Bureaus Man e
and Pier Mirrors Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets pla
Rods rich China and Glass Ware, hair Maessea Dining
Room and Basement Furniture &C, &C N BAH the above
furniture has been purchased new since January
egues cary Tuesday morning
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A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT OvFIOE FURNITURE,
IN Consisting large Standing and Sitting Desks Iron
sas Clocks Bcokcases Copying Presses Chairs stools ON
CART will cell uefday, April at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
misses No 81 Pine street by order Of the Collector Of Arrears
Of Taxes Of The Corporation Of the city Of New York, the
above mentioned articles distned upsn for Corpcraon tax
due from property TO the hor Copa
sreeably receivers warrant for personal int
nd cost The above property nearly new and
made by OF the best In this city and
originally S600 JOHN II. KILLER,
Constable Collector OF
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ny LADY OR GENTLEMAN ABOUT PURCHASING
a reliable Pianofore for their own satisfy them
by calling NO 349k ninth the
Of thirty first street, that bargain be found in
this city perfect sacrifice will be made
perb carved rosewood four round back finish
ed 'front.' sepentne moudines all round triple
carving richly legs and Tyre oversung
beautiful nlsid board OF pearl work. heavy carved
moudipgs round the top and Is most splendid piano In
respect 1ou buy piano of its and finish
10 wseroom in town for less tnan $500 s almost
IL without blenish Immediate cash have, and
offer o. S225 cash will be considered Ninth pass
the door,
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A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE TO LEr-FURNIsHED
"A the south side of Long Island opposite Fire Island
hth0uss y rooms besides Kitchen and laundry good Ice
Also excellent with fun supply Of vegetables
fruit yor further information apply TO EDWARD MIN
TURF, l20 Water street
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II H. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BALE
~. OF handsoms Household furnure-E. IL blow
q. will sell auction Tuesday, April O. 1851 II
O'Clock, at No ia Fifth avenue, Thirty
Thirty second streets order Of W. Lewis Beach
Executors the entire furniture se
listing In part hsndsone rcsewoo paror Furniture
green and gold brocste large Pier and Mante
some bronze Chandeliers bronze Candeabras bron re
Figures, dsmssk and brucae winoow black walnut
Extension Dining Table and Chairs Medallion and BRUSSELS
Carpets oilcloths China and Glassware together an
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture with which vii
commence. also At O'Clock r. ~ few OH Pantlnss by
Lang Oddie Boutee and others =
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A SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE BOaEwOOD PIANO
n forte fer saleRchly carved legs and round
plate inlAd with satin ovcrstrung
nlad with pearl and pear keys made for the present
by city Makers fully for three been
in but Eve months; $500 will be sold for $3.50 IN
ending stool and Also elegant Drawing Room Suit
cost $40 for $40 Inquire at No. 10 West Twenty sixth
street sixth avenue.
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nAN1EL A. MATHEWS 4 co, AUCT1ONEERs "a
IL Cedar street. opposite the Post ece viii give their per
sona attention 70 sales Of Household Furniture at the rr
dences Of families declining housekeeping Charges mode
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m puMAR. BALLET MASTER OF THE THEATRE,
4. Roys at Berlin and Hancver.-DapcDg Academy as
Powery. Lessons 81 per month. four lings and tues
days and Fridays o. Private lessons % LadIes If
ternoon classes. -
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONRER, sELLs MONDAY,
~ i0ls O'Clock at the auction store No. ls4 William
street. nolssses, hogshead; Lamp Black Soap Coffee,
starch Anchovies Prunes Plug Tohsro 20 casks ard 10
demjo LIQUORS 5000 lbs lure white Lead
fIeproof Safe, &c
49, Also, at ~ O'Clock,
pI o O. Goats Pants Vests Dry and Fancy Goods shawis