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Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-W Fearn, Ala; g N ket-
son, S c; VIM Martin and lady, " Kennedy
Tenn; George, Tex; P Robinson, v King, Jnos
H voolfolk N S McElwain, J NJ Wilson, ] McBaird,
Miss: A Austin and lady, Pa; G s Watson, Alex
Strong, ] Slade, R Y Kirk, Jos Shanks, @ Bourke,
S Shank Burk La; J J Thomas, R I'll Bailey, w
B Hamilton, Ky; A G Lowry, R A Reilly, Mo; D D
Williams; E Rood, I'll. +.
CITY HoTEL-M Dillashaw, Garrett, "A j Don.
elson, w H Ford, Robt Balm, nj D Miller, W. Gg
Kearney S D Livingston Jas Draw, R G Mel Phaile,
NJ Currie F Currie, Thos GaWaway, ] McAdoFyy
7 Newill, q Hyams, R NJ Bridgeford, Miss; G
Ditton, River; W Davis, W R Foster, P Davis, Jno
Bogget, Allen Jackson, j N Cleveland, Ala; p
Henkel J T Redding, W G Redding Jr, Il wilson,
E Wilson, t S Herndon, J N Bell, Thos Holt, Z
Fox and lady, Coast; r H Motley. A B Stone, O g
Coppedge, Wright, Tex; D Il Townsend
River: Jas Bearnett, G; Jas Todd, O.; Jno Page
Tenn; L NJ Kennett Jr; G Cheatham, Ark
Brenton La.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL.-R G Moore, Miss White, Mys
| Keller, J B White, Fl w White. La: Mrs d j Rey-
nolds and child, Va; R Church, n i; Brad
| ley, Miss.
| Sr. JAMES HoTEL.-W Halliday, III; Isaac VIII
liams; Jno " Malin, A Phillips and lady, Il Y Bro
laslI Miss Main, ST Louis: G G Mattox. s Carter,
| s /, James, Miss; W Watson n Y; ] "A kaeler. Mos
| ] Allen, G Elliott S F Elliott, Tex; Moore, AlaS
/ Jos Sharkey, 0 Bark, Bark, La 9 A bravo,
/ Sam Barr, River; J Z Conway, \ o. Y G. n K r.
| B Boggct Boggett Ca
/ VERANpA HoTEL.-B + Tucker, AZ i Swallow, g
Johns, 0 L Henderson, A , Raymond, M Pratt u,
] Hammond and lady, A E Snyder, La; w Caalk,
Arkansas; T D Weise, Vickshurg II. n. Hill, Cin-
| cinnati, o.
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MORE FROM THE BIRMINGHAM.-The fire which
occurred on this vessel on Saturday morning last,
while lying in the Bay, is reported TO have origin:
ated between decks, in the after part. So rapid
were the flames that the Captain, wife and crew,
some thirty persons in all, had scarcely time to
make their escape. She had on board 8O2 bales OF
cotton. Ship and cargo are reported to be total
loss.
The steamtug Neafe went alongside on Satur-
day and on Sunday, and pumped water in the
burning vessel for some time, but could not arrest
the flames. Mobile Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

BALL OF JACKSON FIRE Co, No. I5.--,,Ve publish
in another column list of the managers Of q
grand dress, mask and fancy dress ball, which
Jackson Fire Co. No. IS intend giving on the I'd
of February next. This affair will no doubt be
one of the most brilliant of the season.
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Opie -#as painting an old beau of fashion. When
mouth, he screwed it up in most ridiculous man
ner. 0pe, who was blunt man, said very quietly,
''Sir, il you want tie mouth left out, will do it
with pleasure.n
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ErRpATHIR JOCKEY GBUB RACES.
Winter Meeting, l86i-si1th Day.

The favorable weather and the fine prospect OF
sport drew another large attendance at the Metarte'
including fair array Of ladies.
The race was at two mile heats, for club purse
Of $500. The entries were Mr.. Kenner's Panic,
Mr. Richards Bette Ward, Gen. Wells We2sgood,
and Col. Binganan's TtcHigM. Panic had the call,
and Wellswood ranked next in favor.
FIRST HEAT.-The animals came up bravely and
gay enough, and got off well together. Panic led
at the turn, closely followed by Twilight, with
Wellswood third and Bette Ward last. Panic kept
the lead all the way through both miles, pretty
well followed by the rest, who crowded each other
and changed positions right merriy. Bette Ward
beat Wellswood by about nostril's length, and
Twilight brought up the rear. The time of the
heat was 1858.
SECOND HEAT.-Thc race was virtually given up
to Panic whose friends had to offer heavy odds to
procure Investments. In fact there wes no more
betting to speak of. The nags spra1g off nimbly
together, and Welswood took the lead, with Panic
at his heels and Twilight and Bette at the rear.
We!lswood kept the lead till after the halfmile,
when Panic gave him long rub, took the lead
from him, and kept it to the end of the heat, beat
ing him about two lengths. Bette Ward and Twi-
light appeared to be regularly Panic.strcken, for
both gave up the ghost, and came home dstanced
The time of this heat was very good for the con
dition of the track-3:5l.
sUMMARY.
MErunIE COURSE New Orleans, Jan. g. 1SSi.-Two mile
heats for n Club purse of $500.
b. =. Keuner's b, c. PaatG by Glencoe out Of sadly
T. j. " Wei = = G. tii;65G BY Yo5i;shre out Of Gr
A. K isS casi x =. 1s " 5y LoI5soa ~
A. w. BiHsanr. i4sS z c f. Y.i9 i IGngoi dom By
Eclipse, y o'...-.'..'. ...'''..'''''-..''''- 'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

NEW OFERA HoUsE.-Maillard'a opera entitled
the az Dragons of Villars y will be given tonight
with an excellent cast at the New Opera House,
Beni's grand opera of =" The Pirate, which has
for sometime been in rehearsal, may be expected
soon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

4 DEFAUf.reR DEsr1ruPE. Isaac Y. Fowler, late
postmaster Of the city of New York, is new q res
ident of Mexico. He left Cuba some three mentas
aro, and d friend says that when last heard irola
he was in state Of after destitation, and that ai
his worldly gear consisted Of seedy suit of
clothes, q trunk, and a very small sum Of moneys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

LOCOMOTIVE ExpLesroE. - OH Friday morning
whenthe freigh train reached LoFe;s stssien,
Tennessee Railroad, the locomotive, te D S. White,
was switched off to get water from tba tank. 10
sooner was water admitted into the interior Of the
boiler than It exploded wiIa an Immense report,
bursting into fragments which were hurled to ID
great distance. William DauGharty, The engineer
and F. M. Downs, the fireman. were instantly killed..
The occurrence was most fearful one ths rnaa-
gled bodies presented a horrible sight EsqHTe
Mallory held an inquest over the bfdies, when al
verdict in accordance with the aboye facts was
rendered. Memphis Appeal, 9Th.
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ANOTHER RzsIdEAT1oNt---Is ID ourS SpIeasiae duty
to record this morning, tie patriotic course Of an
other son Of South Carolina, in the reagRationy5
some days since, Of Mr. William Wiitifson, from
the Naval School al Annapolis. The Opportunity
Of naval education and position have thas yoign-
and Of proper state pride. [Charieaton Mercury
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

THE LONDON TINES ON CoERcIoN, The London
Times, IN the course of an article upon The Pfesi-
dents MESSAGE makes the following comment
Many Of the wisest deeds in history hare been
defended in the most Illogical documents and Mr.
Buchanan's purpose Of letting soath Carolina alone
will be an addition to tic number. The President
knows that he can do nothing that public opinion
would not tolerate the invasion and conquest ef
the Southern statea and the holding them as con-.
quefed provinces, and therefore he declares taaf
the Federal Government has no such rigFfs VI
cnprctoD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

HONE Mutual EiscRA2EaE CeatPASY he annual
statement of this company will be found in another
column. We refer cur readers thereto.
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AN ARGUMENT ron MAMMA more mar
ried men you have, says Votairs the fewer crimes
there will be. Examine the fFigltful columns Ct
our criminal calendars-you viii there find 9 hun
dred youths executed for one father of q family.
Marriage renders man virtnous and more wise.
The father Of family not willing to blush before
his children.
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AEsfs FOR arss1ssrPPr. Five thousand nuskets
were yesterday removed from the Arsenal here
and shipped on tile Natchez this morning u Yisks
burg. They were purchased some time ago hy the
State Of Mississippi. Their removal came very
found that their destination was Mississippi, people
laughed at each ether and said all riglt.;,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

a8-Dr. Charles e. E6olIs, Dentist, No.I58
Gagelsaet between Csouieie Raronne New eEisans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-10

7Ictairie Jockey Club of the State OF
Louisiana,
SUMMARY OF THE WINTER MEETING OF 1851

Trrspty January l. lgfl-Annl sweepstakes for three
year old hea's mile subscription $40; forfeit SOO
c Climb $3.50 the second horse to
receive $500 the bonus Club weights 30 lbs lbs allowed
10 frs and gedings.
D. F. Kenjlers D. c. Sill. Story, by Yandyke out OF
tfRpeIny.
L hennef rTies s' - .'."..'. -.
H. f. Ecnners b. c. by GIecae Sally Morgan. .pd. It.
T. j. Wells b. f. by Lecome of Edith ,pd. IT.
". j. Minors @. ', DGys) ch. f. by Star Davis out Of
Mary Churchill .rd. f.
w s. BHfords b. by Lexington, dam by t'lc1coe.. -
f;roa7uax h Got-il b. t. tVie Ho0dcurd by Albion
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A MESAGING PIcTURE.-Speaki Of the scenes
at the sacking of Delhi and more recently Of Pekn
the New York Sunday Courier says:
The soldiers who perpetrated these acts Of 5sav- Il
agellerocy were not bafbaraDs hut Britis
ians, who had been educated in Sunday schools
and listened to church-gong bells in their child
hood, and had been used to repeating tne Lords
Prayer before closing their eyes at night But Wal
had precisely the same effect upon them that had
upon the followers Of Cpsar, of Alexanders OF
Tanmerlane, of Gen5his KHAN, Of Rannihas Of
Alaric, and of all The pagan leaders who led their
| followers TO victory. @
With the lurid flames OF civil war now lighting
| up our horizon with premonitory flashes, We may
readily calculate what will be the result u tie case
Of an actnal conflict Imagine the entrance OF an
| army of infuriated Southrans into our WelIstoEed
city which contains ten times the wealth Of either
| Pekn or Delhi, and the owners of our splendid
| mansions in Fifth Avenue and the pfoprietors Of
| the great iewelry stores On Broadway may apply
to their own establishments precisely the words III
which the sack of those Indian and Chinese cities
| have been described We are neither Indians nor
| Chinese it is true, and nothing can sound more
wildly improbable than the suggestion Of the sack
of this metropolis by Southern army. Rat what
has happened once may happen again, and i ls
who feels more secure from Invasion than the E1-
peror Of China did the day before he Was com
PEELED to fee from his surnptunuss rsslde denee.
| ATLANTIC SoUEpINGs oundings in the Atlantic
| have revealed the-fact that at least two hundred
and thirty miles from thecoast of Ireland the water
Is still SnaOW, OF, An 0EilGE Lisib titfS -
another Ireland only waiting to be RAISED, thus re-
yersing the famous panacea for keening the COM
lantfc begins, the gulf suddenly sinking to nine
thousand feet. Thus ireland may one day hays8a
coast line as high rs the Alps. The whole tieeg ot
the Atlantic is paved with d soft sticky suhstance,
called oaze, nirete tenths consisting of very minute
animals, many of them m re lamps of Jelly and
thousands of which could float with ease in 4 drop
of water; some resembling toothed wheels; others
bundles of spnes, or threads shooting from little
globule. Some however, are endowed with tie
which is more than every chemist could do--an6
there are hundreds Of square miles covered With II
the skeletons Of these little creatures. Part Of this
oaze is doubtless from the clouds Of rain dust which
risefr from the vast steppes of South America insueh
masses as to darken the sun. and make the animals
fly to shelter, and which, after sweeping like 81
moon over the country lose themselves "A the
"steep Atlantic.f No bones have been found of
the larger animals, SO that the kraken and sea SER
pent might sleep their last sleep, and leave not q
bone or vertebra to tell the tale. Not mast or
anchor, not block or strand, not coin Or keep
sake has been found to testify of the countless gal
liant ships and more gallant men who have gone
down amid the pitiless waves
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BooK-KEEpER WANTBp-A competent book,
keeper tcay hear Of ib by noticing advertisement an.
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LNrvnRsA AafsH OF Il yFRY DEeIpEp
the cr.;naI term of tie Superior Court, held i1
Lawrence, Massachusetts, a little boy six yaags
old was called as witness in an assault case. The
District Attorney having some doubts whether w
boy Of so tender age knew the nature Of IN
proceeded to ask him a few question:, as follows
District Attorney. fsLittie boy do yon kH0yF'
what it is to testify II
Little Boy. suppose II Is to tell ths truth, z
District Attorney. 4 Yes but what Wouid be
the consequences If you did not tell the truth y
Little Boy. 81 suppose I should be sent to-
jail BE-
| you?''
snlisu $8H 5ss
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".All in your oye7-anything which may be COM
pretended at g glance
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rELEoRApHgD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.

LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
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BoNsER DISCHARGES j. B. Fgosf ms Esip1.o -
Even Bonner, it appears, has abandoned fse os u.
F. Owing to the state Of public excitement as to
the conduct of President Buchanan, Mr.. Bonner
feels called upon to release himself from bis en-
gagenent to publish a series Of essays on public
topics from the Presidents pen. Tie correspond
ence is published in the New York Ledger, ,Mstth
the annexed remarks:
Mr. Bonner says, in private Justification Of his
course, that he has received orders in aifYa sca
from many hundreds of the most proIninent t3ns
paper dealers throughout tfie country, and from
many thousands of his regniar subscribers, to as
continne sending them the paper from aIl6 aftsr
the issue Of any number containing aIy Etfee orS
essay written by His Excaileneg the Presids sas.
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s.-... ........... .--..E.
Time: l:iQl--2:QQ.

two cs subscription ssj forfeit 500 tie Club add $500
o J % e 9s re- a ] s esGG ID R2f Yore seFo out s If sake
D Sis;s5S Ksn@o c Si Story; BY vandyo out CT
D. + kennsr;s iis b. C. by Glencoe ont Of Sally
j. Fo!fs s. j. Hunters ci so BY Iecome out '' O','
Brosdah5 f5s"s"o cots D. i Sill: jTaoi;a by ;' ~
T. G. Mooe @ & n sS- by YSn$a dam by Mafraye ruled out
Track deep and heavy.
WEDNESDAY January :, 1S6-To days postponed in
consequence of the unsafe condition of the track.
THURSDAY; Jangar s. ls6-Heats of three miles for all
Il B. Foley e. c. Iighoning by Lexington of
T. j. 's wes 'I5 cb i Ua,: @ by iecomts out Of Miss
A. Eseps sepS nicbapd; b. E Bc5ie ward by iexigton
A. d. @H Hos%nS. IA %ha'SR2"s de- Ssya6 b. Hac b.
Lexington out Of Julia IL, y. dis.
First Heat seeona 1lfs IT,. Third Heat. Fourth Heat
4 !. 4 $::: $': $':: I'll: Il; s$ s s55 55 E$ E53
0 '''',. z 5:5=57 57555 5-5573 5:557
boss f o 6e Si ie s,dpiion s$55 sloS ie cG to
@ 500 the rec aec rna the he second hoG to s@ye ~ MS M S
WIT " j. Mo"r n ''S c @ c. B." W. Gate Reulens) by vandyse
Bre,itt < Round ee's + by Albion oN el Ei'dora..
J. H@GSs %S eh C. + II "S> ,s s. MonHSa our Of Nelly
r. j. HEG Wes t. Z , % 6y csoa out Of ii % Rd It. It.
B:e.t7t 4 Ro7udtres's Jr. by Highlander, dam by
Time: 2:0l&-2:ol3.
SAFE DAyHaataofwo miles all ages Club Parse $500
T. j. We gr. EtHaroo1, by Yorkshire Of
A. Eeess SsSS &shia B. Ha5;a BY Yorkshire out Of
H T. S''3 f"sys j. I 7 by B:hanc out OF Mari;
]. Il 0iB Bas oia l'oylcsj b. m Nae by Glencoe
dam by Churchill 3 y. dis
- Firs: Heat, Second Heat
E5son9 S5s %'5s nis: 5s 5s iS i1SS
4354 l:0S8
sArrERr January ? s6l-sioglo dash of two miles for all
i. +. Kenners b. Panic, by Glencoe, out of Sally
A. oi t. Ussns c m Big EH by GLENCOE, Of
W .ofS j. MSS!s ci Lana b. BY Star Davis dam BY
Ste eehen n't NnorS Sci J. campDsl cI c by Glencoe
out of Emily Speed J s.
gitst gtssnd %i's: ss :::::::::::3 :::::2 TO-. 10
4:OlM
a. s BhsnHs t ch 'f'i rs eli fS By LsS1son @ @ S S
H l. FoSys S H. 1i"s by Betlnns out Of Mari
S' . Time 2002-I:59l- l-2:o53,
TUESDAY, January ls6Heats of four miles, Club Purse,
il i; Foleys c, Lightning, by Lexington of Blue
t j. Wes ch h. Ue JG5; by Lccomic out Of Miss
A. t. ;'7S RitGsds b. W By Yorkshire out Of
Stephen S"1 Mnofs y COL Gampbci cG h. Joe ons, by
Wagner, dam by Glencoe, y. o............,,....
|
First Heat. Second Heat
| First mile ..............,..,-...... 2N519 2:l4iI
| second
|
| Fourth m Zup'l 1925
- 8092i $40
wEDxEsnnr January ., 1s6l-Heats of two miles clut
Purse, 800.
| D. T. Kenner's h. c. Panic, by Glencoe out of Sally
Morgan, y. ...:.....:..;:..........1 l
| T. ]. Wells gr c. WclsCoo1, by Yorkshire of
tirisette 3y. ...!...................
A. X. Richards b. f. Bette Ward by Lexington, dam by
WhaleSJae ) J. o ..,;.t .H-....... dis
A. L, Bngaman's r Irtiigif, o. Lexington dam by
Eclipse, BY: dis
TIME:
First Heat. Second Heat
First mile. ..........'.....,',.... ~ !;2Sis
second nile t'JI lD1n
| 3:6S 35l
| SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
New Orleans january g. 1861.
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rhc steamer star of the West Fired Upon.
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Time 2:oO}-1:59l- Ia

TUESDAY, January s. lS6l.Heas of four miles, Club Purse
Sl2GO.
H. B. Foey's gr. LahtniHa by Lexington out of Blue
Bonnet y
7, j. Wells ch. IL. Uncle JcB by Lecomte out of Miss
Riddle, Y
A. K Richards b. f. Magenta, by Yorkshire Of
Nrm y, i IL -,
Wagner, dam by Glencoe, 4y. o...........,,.....S
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AssAGE OF THE SECESSION ORDINANCE.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-The river is stationary
with six feet nine inches water in the canal.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI.
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SATURDAY. January s. S61Sngle dash Of two miles for al
ges Club Purse. SAN
j. f. Kenner's b. c. Panic, by Glencoe, out of Sally
y,
A. i. Bugamans ch. m. Big Ellen, by Glencoe, out Of
Arnline, y :
W. j. Minors CHI /. Lana d., by Star Davis, dam by
y
Ste ghen MINORS Uol. J. Campbe's) ch. by Glencoe,
of Emily Speed =.
F1rst mile. e....,-,.,....-., .-.............. Zui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12
4 UCIION SALE OF
"a Rich and c )stly Houseld Furniture,
Elegant rosewood PianOfOrte

Ro Parlor suits, In bro ,ste,
Valuable Paintings Artists BronZes Marble Groups &C.
BY W. PORTER, AuctiOneer.
Friday, April IL at the elegant private residence,
2S West Fourteenth street. doors from Eighth avenue
commencing at two o'clock in the afternoon
The sale comprises the entire OF the house The
elegant arlor Furniture made order and Is in solid
satin brocae The whole will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. rain or shine offering
Inducements purchasers the entire furniture OF the
house is new, having al been made within four moths
Elegant rosewood Pianofore solid pearl keys
cost $500;
Music Cabinet, stool and embroidered Cover -,
Three elegant full suits rosewood Par0r furniture IN reh
bTocade and velvet Etegeres spendtd Bronzes
Paintings rich Vases marble Pedesals SIX and La Cur
Turkish Lounges with Arm Chairs match; CENTRE
Sofa and Pier Tables, Forentine Mante and Pier Mrror,
Eruscan and Lava Ornaments, rosewood Bureaus Bed
sads Chamber Suits superb Mattresses Beds AID 6eddng
Lounges bronze and marble Clocks rosewood ana Cottage
Chars Sofa isteads Extension Table, siverVare,
rich China Ivory and silver Cutlery Forks spooa With
huby Glass Of description, forming valuable
collection of House hold unique and recherche
Works OF The goods exhibition by catalogue.
In dinigg at two clock precisely
Reliable will be the sale the goo Is for pur-
chasers.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A. .o1Af sA Sshilts G HodssaoiO
AND RARE WORKS or AIT.
The property Of gentleman leaving for Europe
At the residence OF zeno BuruhHm.
Between fifth and sixth avenues
Comm cling at II O'Clock |s. precisely. 100000, posor,.
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
Pier and Mansel Mirrors
Brocsde and Lace Curtains
Oh Paintings by Eminent Artists
veve, Medallion Carpets,
Oak Buffet Extension 1able,
Etegeres, Bookcase. Centre Table,
China, Glass ard sivcrwsre Table Cutlery,
Rosewood secreaire bookcase EDocgnures Marquetere
and Bois Cabinets ladys Work Table and Writing
s ,sS T .s r Slab snS
two large Msns Mirrors richly carved frames
suits Drawing Room Furniture covered In tn color satin
% sofss Arm. Reception and Oval BACK Chairs
EosewcSd Centre marble iop mIs aSas
" sgrIkB SEVEN OCTAVE pIASoFoRRTE,,
case By broadway makers; Csnisrbu
y DO Stool covered IN French cloth cover on
and other artists; Assumption Of Virgin Mary from
asapsb asIe s Fsnas scenes on the
and h.,ssspp rivers original BY Eslsw a.,sssnd Chairs
Top sedseads
Gommoass % match English Brusssls sarss Armosr
couches Rockers oval back Chairs covered IN
oS rno sr Pse sS cSna T
eats Curtain, &c. Upper 6swssrsMshogany and black
Roo-sod oak suets stauary marble top; patent
Dnrg Table Conches Arm Chairs elegant acts OF crystal
Pane TumbIer Fruit Celery and Preserve Stands Fogsr
Liquor ss soa BAND o6na Dinner SET richly dc ,oratea Tea
set "A pieces solid slyer Dinner and Tes Sets siverware
Coffee Urn, Casters Cake Baskets Napkin Rings, spoons,
Forks, ivory handle TaDle Cutlery, &c., &c
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DY DANIEL A. MATHEwB, AUCrtoNBER.
ID To morrow (SATUkDAy), April u, at 10, o'clock
ATOUR NEW AND SPACIOUS rALEsROOM,
No 70 NASSAU STREET NEAR Fulton street)

DANIEL A. MATHEWS co win sell at auction, a.
above large OF handsome Household Furniture
removed private residence TO
yenience sae consisting in part OF richly
wood wanui and mahogany Paslor and Reception Suits in
satin brocae plush French reps aud hair wood
and mahogany Centre Tables marble tops Etegeres
wood Pier Mirrors, Lace Curtains
sole tables elegant rosewood Hall stand and Chairs
match rosewood walnut and mshoghany Dressing Bureaus
marble tops: washsanda Toilet Crockery; wood black
walnut and mahs Frerch Bedstead hair and husk
tesse Passses Lounges Rockers Easy Chairs rosewood
oak walnut and mahogany Extension Tables Bullets Dining
chars China and 9sssware Library bookcases large lot
OF three ply and ingram Carpets Floor Cloths. Mat
ting stair Rods, elegant Gas Chsndeliers Pendants and
Brackets window Shades Casters Book Racks Once Desks
Chairs and tables t.g ther with general assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture Also lot Of Cane cettees, Arm Cha
Rocsers Wooden Ware &c Also superior rosewood Piano
forte and elegant rosewood Music Case Catalogues and
goods ready early on the morning Of sae.
browne NICHOLS, AucrIoNEERs.-sATuR
I'D day April G at igl O'Clock nj our salesrooms IS Nassau
o. new and second haad Household furniture
ssng OF Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture
Brussels and ingram Carpets ucoths &c Mirrors, Bed
seads Bookcases Eegeres Extension Tables Centre Ia
bles, BEDS, Bedding Kitchen Furniture Crookery, &c.
DRowNR a NICHOLS, AUCTIoSEERs-sATUsD Ay,
ID April l3 n II O'Clock al the saesrooms rs Nassau street.
for account Of whom may c1ncsn, for ssora LOT Of Ne
chpnics roois Furnace, Press Forge &c IN locks pa
tent Hammer patent Pressing Boxes Nuskets Musket
BARE stocks DC A. elnsas - he Ams lear tiusng
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