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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

people OF the seeded States aod specially advises tn.
the dera troops be withdrawn from the States VIII 70
collision threatens Firm and steady In its ex
tho hope that It's deliberations may result In
measures which VIII secure that object. The
same voice consistently pronounced that there s at pre-
sent adequate retiring from the Union, AMI
refuses At this time pledge Missouri 70 secession even
IN the eveat that the rest Of the border States secde
that no plan Of adjustment will be acoeedet
TO by the North. Tho inference 70 be drawn
fyom tho action OF tbs Convertion Is that
Missouri Is in favor Of every reasonable mode OF adjust
mt calculated 10 call back the seeded Stat. and in
default Of obtaining sach favors steps for bring
ing about peaceable separation between the Union and
ne % and also tsa ne, mna a sh
untonmpon tho happening Of the contingencies which
have been mentioned
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THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY ARMY AP-
POINTMENCS.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March ~, 1861.
long and corrected hst of the Army and Navy APP
pontmenn is published in the Montgomery Advertiser,
Of yesterday Thursday. Nearly all Of them were
formerly federal officers The let published on Wednes-
day last was Incorrect.
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THE POPULAR MANlFEsrAnoxs IN POLAND.
the MIREs pEnouEmsmT.
Verdict for the Wife An the Yel-
vertOn Case.
COTTON ACTIVE AND ADVANCED.
BREADsTUFFs QUIET.
G o N - OILS ECLIN K ID
As., ks., e.

The steamship Arago, Captain Lines from Southampton
the 9th Of March, with three days later news from
Europe arrived here yesterday forenoon.
The Arago brings the following
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THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACY.

NEW VHIhANst NIHfCH I5OIs
II Ia understood that the Confederate Commissioners TO
Europe win not leave TIL the 3lst instant
BY proclamation Of General Bragg all vessels pro-
hbited TO furnish supplies 10 vessels of Pensacola
TO Fort Pckens, under pcnauy Of forfeiture TO the con-
federation.
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1HE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

In the Convention TO day Kr BALDWIN continued his
remarks speaking three hours He considered the Peace
Conferences proportions acceptable basis or adjust
ment but thought the majority report from the Commit
tee Federal Relations IN some respects improve
ment.
Tho other proceedings were urimportsnt
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

"N7T1I''FfON, WlFGI ", TSbI
no republican Senator's 10 caucus to-day resolved to
supersede tho present Sergeant Doorkeepr aad
Assistant Doorkccpor by now election. They arc
Sually to determine on the candidates 10 morrow morn
ing.
rhcre s no determination in administration circles re
htye to an extra session Of Congress-.
Tho chartered vessels which recently left New YORK
fcv government purposes sailed with scaled ORDERS
nvAI@ PENSACOLA.
Lieutenant croStnSey arrived hero This evening, Wit
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THE MARCH SNOW STORM.

proceedings were unimportAnt
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gibsr Sntelligertts.
cRsscrsr or1or, No. 10 Carr STREET,

Wednesday Morning, June s, 1861
Business on the eyee yesterday stupid, feights
being and The arrivals, like angels visits far
between.n
The departures embraced the steamers John Walsh Mem
phi Mary for Fcksburg Eleanor and Osceoa for Red
river.
The weather and showery fine thunder storm
passed over the city in the forenoon emitting copous fall of
rain which cleaned the cutters and purified atmosphere
The Louisville Journal Of the LIST says
The river s still falling at this point with six feet three
cool ard pleasant. '
at Pshug Yesterday at noon, the river was falling with
five feet ten inches water in the channel " ~
AZ Cnclt natl at the same time the river falling having
declined one foot during the previous twenty -four hours
CoTrEg FOR BAYOU sARAThe fast passenger packet
y. A. Gotten, Capt " B. Baranco commander and Mr. r. r.
and coast landings. ~
COMET FOR RED RyERTe very popular and Rect passenger
packet Con et Capt ". v Harre commander and Mr. j r
heeder clerk leaves at 5oclock this evening Shreveport
TEXAS ron RED RvER-The feet and elegant passenger
Texas Capt. g. W. Stinde, commander Mr. D. A
estE leaves Al o'clock this evening fer Red river
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PETTTIONS---OFFlCIAL.
Proclamation by the Mayor.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April 9, 1851.
PX VIRTUE OF resolutions No; 1851 OF gGne
RB Common Council of the city of New 0rehns-espuonS
Nos $40 and 5+ being repCalcdand in accordance with
resolution No 555l and section l2l of the City Charter
approved March 20 1885, notice is hereby given that is the
intention city Of New Orleans widen St. Andrew
from St Charles to Dyades street, to width Of fifty three
feet three and half inches; open Laurent White
Liberty streets from the Faubolug line to ST. Andrew
10 width Of torytwo feet and fuur.eghhs inches
each and Franklin late Fulton from the FAuhoug
line to st. Andrew street width OF hundred and
twentv-eght feet according entitled: An
regulate the opening LAYING and improving pub
lie places in The city OF New Orleans aud its suburbs
norNed and not Incorporated and the bnnlieues Of the
approved April 3, 1882.
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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a,ap Hm gPNs acap a. lN a. n
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

CouNCu CHAMBER. CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Tuesday, June l. 1S6l. 5
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. J. 0. Nixon, President :;
Messrs. Cox, Forstall and Whitney,.
There being no quorum present, the Board adj
journed to Tuesday next at O'Clock, P. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE. Secretary,
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CATTLE MARRET.

JEFFERSON CITY. June 5, 1851
Arrived yesterday 243 Texas Beeyes and 4O2 Veal Cattle
Sold 30 Texas BeeYes Hogs 119 Sheep 1872 Veal Cattle
Stock sale llo Texas Beeye 924 Hogs, Sheep ard 22
Veal Cattle We quote
PRInES
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Secretary's Office, City Hall, March Is, 1851. s
. !. IIn.r i.la 40 -E.....

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Secretary's Office, City Hall, March Is, 1851
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
~ ENTLEHEE5N--T,t the unders7 Snea, owner
" Of real estate fronting on both sides OF Tez street. from
Barracks street ursunes Second District pect
fully petition your honorable body have brick sidewalks,
hordered by cubsone and wooden CUTTERS made both sides
of said street. from Barracks street 10 ursnres street
cep where sidewalks shall have already been made by the
New Orleans March 4, 1861.
B. Dougart, Five hundred $500 feet.
true copy: . $780, 1870
B0AFD DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN,
Bureau du Secr6aira, Hotel de VILE . mars 1861.
ArHonorable Conse Commun
de Ia vile de la Nouvele Orl6ans
Nj NSSIEURS--Je sous.igne, propriotaire
A de ben onds aisant face les denX cotGs de In Gal
de Ia du QUARTER Ia DIES Ursulnes Second Dis
trict p6onne vore honorable corps de aie coneConner
de banquettes en- bques bordtes de cubsone
bois les deux cotas de Ia te de la QUARTER
la des urspnes exeeptd OH les banqueteS etc es
par les propri6tares.
Nouvelle. Orleans lie mars 1861.
B. Dougart, ctnq cents $500 pieds.
Pour copie conforms loriginal
AZ lawSw JOHN f. HOLLAND, Secrataire
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JOHN E. HOLLAND Secretary
BOARD DIES ASSISTANTS ALpERvrS)
Bureau du Secrtihire IoIc de Vile, Ii Hvril IS6l
4 / HoROrable ConSeil COmmuu
de Ia vile de la Nouvele- Orleans
NH ESSIEURS-LessoEs mes proprfetnEFes
I'VE de bens Ouds faint face Ia rue Jackson les re
ST Charles ct lhheG pret QuuHe
nance resolution soft Sste contOTu6meut Ia oi ordon
nant Ia dun pour la coufecnn de bnnuuees en-
brque bord6eS de 'CurbstOnes en- boiS sur les
eux cotts de la dire Jackson excepG banuuettrs
,hartT
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON, June 5, lS6l.-5 bales cotton TO Mcfarland
Barksdale
PONTCHARTRATN.
MOBILE Per senmer CaliIorniA-Ennores to ORDER
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ya @rItaus gxiy Grese sveausdav aoutu guue s. 1861
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANORA TN---OFFhCAAL.
MAAOhAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hail, june |, 1861,
Common Council pf the City OF New Orleans )
No. $500
ROr1 That the Compuollrr warrant the Treasurer for
the pa, ment o. the following bills;
o. Robin medicines, etc. furnished City Police Jail
and 4nStnc Asy lUm To ;th hnch, Nl....... $l3 %
Jos. Duhuc. repair, to stoves pipes. clc in Court
house and Recorders office, Second District in
January, 1861 Gy IS
j. b dgmnN, repairing niEhttnbs Of Thirt District
DIR. n. Lambert, medical attendance to prisoner
Luke Dillon during absence of City fhysicinn,. o. 90
lSgned LEA f. BhKEWETI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
les St SrEucdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
No. 5G3O.I
RrSu'rR Tint the Comptroller be and he hereby Ruhor
lied TO nh irctsuer in favor ChrSy Cornell con
Nuns Josephine and also North and South Mai
streets from New eVee 10 Ich6upnOulaS street. for the follow
ing amounts. tO-wit:
l. For he of eleven thousand hundred and twruy
IL 100 dol AIRS for having wi square blocks TruupOu
las street from S. Mary ia cp street, including Ih-
sections OF ST. MHy, ST. Andrew Adele and hu
street and Ms final settlement with the city for work
= For Il of hHudrth ninety nine Is Un dol
New LrEee 10 Fchuupuous street. ius uduG lnrt Of
sections of New rNcc and TC ptou!as Streets and A., uu
settlement wItll the city for said work.
lSignedl LEA F BAKEwEII,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
ie3 1t lSi&nedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mnvor.
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STREET COM,NER--OFFTCIAL,

STREET. COM7NE R~-OEEaCE l..
FrRsIT Pr pIs H 4, TT P1OUND;-Was brought
On One s biseE a %s rs SHi|s Goat
One tan aud black Goat, with white feet.
One dun black Goat with whs belly and white spot on
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
Fl CHS Ge s9 p PG GeSGn said Pound on
New Orleans June ]. 1861
Registered June l. 1851. o+' street
ALFRED A. DUCROs,
Clerk of Comptroller.
P a sd5l Rg ~ PR 5sd5 ~ E,s DIsTRIGT
en &4o our Lafayette ct Vine. CONNIE apave
Chevre noire e basanae ayan les pattes bapcbes
n oeve MORE sobre ayant e Tentre blanc Ell cho
81 les dts 9nauX ne sSn T6cjam dams ois tos
J: MILTON RELF, connaissarss des Rues
Nonyels Orleans, Ter de inin 1851. ie3 81
FtRS%T 81 E DlIsTTR FiI P0UND-yyas brought
One and fack Coat with white spots on the right side
49 tan and Goat white spot the forehead
thereon paid viii be sold at public auction H said PSh o
WEDNESDAY sSIs Jthe s. 1851 at 10 O'clock A. N.
.. p S FAYSsoUX, Dtystreet Commissioner
ALFRED A DUcRos,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
E;PAyE DUPRE9IIER DIsTRICT.-naet etc
~ conduit aux epaves dn Premier District encoignue
rues Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE epaTes-
IN Cae buonce ct nor ayant DIES 6ches blanche5
I'm Cabr bruntonce couIeur creme aynn une lche
blanche au front.
81 les dts anmaux pas recmds rois tours e. les
fras il ins enehere pubQne dit depot
lie MEkoREDl' & de jun 1861 a 10 heQres a; N:
@. !. FAYSSOU&,
Nonvells Orleans, lie 81 de mai 1861. iei St
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-vvas brought
me second District Pound corner Bienvlle and GalyeE
One white Billy Goat with yellow spots on the back
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound on
RNpRsapiA aa June lS5ii at 10 O'clock A. M.
R..,..,.., j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
ALFRED A. DUCROs,
K "a = .aI ID U0 DfsUXIENIE DISTRICT.-u u
enconsare M eep9s de Epaves du Deuxieme District
= I'm Bone hlane "yan{ des taehes I jsnpees
k az ss p"s rteane jours ct les ais
JEUDI JUN 1861 10 heures Mq"e' Ill olt depot 10
j. MILTON RELF, Comm Co. sss;ro do, Rro.
Nouvelle- Orleans, Ter de jnn 1861. ~ ieS st
DpopLEs, LIME pEop7 -,
NOT ICE
We have completed the BLUE OFFICE on the Ieyss fort NJ
anee TO receive Freight and Ign Bulls Ladng PaeEs1s
GOLDEN AGE and R. W. POWELL. "'A''
DAILY Fort Adams intermediate points without In
cIp5as the EXPENSE Of stalsg9 ard extra SraySge
Todd, JNO., DEALER IN MILLINERY ana FINN
= -1ncS Try .inode Nas y and y Chartrea street
MOUlgN, 3. NJ, shiRt rs 4ENrLhMER's FuRNIsa
,trsats ~ ~ "su' N"" 'N'Sh
RLUUaAnts, JAMES ". ATToR, EY-ATLAw,
sEs- ofaee-ZNo. 70 commercial Place WHY
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4 GRAND FcoRE Per steamer Rapldes-S 81 bids suearfo
ID Kelly DC 3 bales Warren Gilmore &ee I'd n
Budaecke &cot D Cooper &co- Nelson &ce- Car
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roll Hoy &Go Payne Hunting on ScoS Ar bur &eo7S do
Tare Whiting Tuls Allison Pat ScO 243 head
cattle bale wool bales hides 6S hides b1gs wool hid bbS
sugar and sundres to order-Toal A. bales cotton.
WASHiNGTON-Per steamer Anna Perret-4S rolls leather
j. setts6 do QunyouSc 4 Lang Gor SCks potatoes D
Carroll &co 2I9 sacks seed MagunS to
order,
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer 4 Coten-snndrIes 70 order
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PETTTIONS---OFFECJAL.


To the Honorable the Common Council
oftho City of New Orleans
n EENTLEHIEES--Thc undersigned. Owner.
u of property fronting Eight street wcen Prvana
aud ST. Charles streets in TIM Fourth District respectfully
prays that luton be passed according law for max ing
sidewalk borleIed by cubStures and CUTTERS on The
side of said street from PryauN street TO the rear
line OF Ia rick Twins property, where the sidewalk neaiy
made.
Charles Briggs, owner Of go feet of said front,
CIIAE. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board of Aldermen.
A = Honorable Conseil Coun1uu de In
Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
mi ESSIEURS--Lc sOussigne propriotairt
1YR Ia mtieUe, les Prytuia st Chm ,
prent III oulion aopt5e CONNIE
lie Ia loi ordonnHnt Ia construction de bauq
ques. "reminiscences ct rrees perrcs du sud.
opest de III dite llrcme partir de "a PrytRui
qua In Gue de dprcre de la proprtG de Patrick Irwin on
les banuuces soNt dtla tNes.
Charles Briggs, rr'p!isaire dc 22O plcds de face.
CuAS. CLAIBORNE,
H2N law9w Serrtttire du Bond dies Aldermen
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spssse y.z,g.,s,s1s#,.s E7UsIC33AEIEILAAA Rail-
E5Ss ss5Ssss ROAp-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT

BE- fhrp to md from the Lake iay, only Is cent?.
EaS~ Buy tickets at the Office nntgr Depot,
-pEPAETuR2 or CARE
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Receipts OF Produce.

MoBEPers ehr Southern Independence Lima to order.
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STEAM B(DATg,
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY. at p. NJ.
SU M + Il A Il II A "a EMIT.
HEGHPlIS AND VIEW ORLEANS
HsJ h. Packet Regular L. s. Mai Summer Packet
9sFdFor Nj mphis md the BcniSlho first class
tnsseneor packet steamer Mary III. hcGne,
" b. R"lRrdsun Will DO ready freight on
Thursday morning. and will leaves above, attending to her
regular husnoDS usual For freight passage apply
bonrd, or to
JOHN f. HYDE i Co,
n23 under st. Charles Hotel. left wing.
90 This line connects Memphis with tho Mcmi,, and
Charleston Railroad, md superior packets for St. Louis and
Louisville.
80 Ris of adng signed at The office of the agents up
O'Clock on day Of departure.
Leaves evory SATURD Az atbr.M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VECEES-
SyEEY a, burg S. Mai lline-FOr DonaldsUnvlle Pnq
6SNt4 iuennne Baton Rouge Port Hudson, liayon Sar,
s5ssss Red River Landing Fort Adams, HAtchel Water
proof Rodney St. Joseph, Grand Cuff Waenon nnd Vick5
burgThe passenger Steamer IbCTvilIc, j. Brown mas
ter I'm place Of the Nnchcl will HHve Saturday
NJ O'Clock P. NJ.
J.J. PERSON & co, AgeatB,
solo II GAroudnEot street.
The hervc At Ecksbug with the iopo
mud Cmnn for Yna0o river
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
"a Over $500 worth of handsome Household
FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
Tomorrow lMonday) morning. at ii O'Clock pre-, i.cly
The beautiful Paror, Chamber, Dlnng Room nd Libra nv
FURNITURE III the dwelling house l52 West
Se'ween Seventh md Eshth avenues all Of whih is nrv
having been entity made aud ling adapt
70 fls naby anh elegantly furnished residence Tie
whole to IL, o-iempoiily sold OF Enpsh
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets elegan, Parlor Farni.
ture comprising three full hly carved Nil
Of which covered In rich silk h,caei md OF The hest
sctpon rosewood Cenue and Pie Turkish Chni
m blue and gold SUN and lnogue'; Ill Lice Gu
tans Velvet and Turkish Lounges Msae Pier Mirrors.
gold and landscape AIDES, Rosewood Etrgeres svle
Louis NV rich scyr.s and Dresden Man,el Vases
Basque Figures Artistic Bronzes Paripr nanents &C.
E.esant seven Octave Pianuiorte,
Music Cabinet, Stool and cover, 800;
marble Bureaus richly carved scads twenty large
Hair Mattresses Tete aretes Chamber In black wal
NUT Bronze Clocks maIbc Wash lands Lounges French
and spring seat Chairs Rockers Divans oomas Mir
xvr superb Beds and Beddng oak Extension Table
Sofa rich French and Boheman China rch Ica
Sets Silver Ware, Spoons, Forks, Casters, Ice Pitchers
Urns Tea Service, Ruby aud Crystal Gut Glass every
scripon oak marble top Bullets ok Chairs superb
Desk, Ocoth rich Chandeers marh. Hallstari one of
Wilder's Safes Catalogues house positive rain or
shine.
n B-Part'es from distance assured that every
article in the house Will be sold strictly and
shere VIII be positively no rostponem Purchasers
have their goods cartcd packed shipped reliable parties
who will be in attendance for that purpose.
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A SsIGNEES SALE OF
IA MAGNlF. CENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
With autiul and valuable Collection OF Man be Bsune
and Bronze Works Of ART Splendid Panoior.e
Rich Mirrors, French Etegeres, Silver Ware,
French and Bohemian China with
Costly Rosewood
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Positively perempory sIe Of
ELEGANT FlEsr CLASS FURNITURE,
This day (Mondayl, al ii o'clock precisely
me beautiful Pdror Chamber Dining Room AMI Library
Furniture in the dwelling street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues all Of which is new
having been recently made and comprises adapt
Cd 10 fashionable and nty frni he'd resirnce the
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets, paror Ern
tnrc en- SUITE comprising three full richly carved all Of
which are covered in rich s bocatei If the h d. scrip
Son rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs In
blue and gold satin and moquN Dan ask Curtains
velvet and Turkish Lounges Mantel Pier Mirrors gold
KY rich Sevres and Dresden Vases bsoue Fgures
artistic Bron7es. larlor Ornaments,
ELEGANT SEW EN- OCTAVE pIANOFORTE,
. Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost $3.50;
aroie top bureais rty carved Bsdstads, twenty large
har Mattresses Tetea-tctcs Chamber Suits rosewood
Bronze Clocks marble Wa sttnd Lounges French and
aprng at Chairs Rockers Dyans Oval Mirrors
superb Beds and Bedding Extension Table two line
SOFA Ne istcads rich French AMI Bohemian China rich Tea
sets sverware spoons Forkn Casters, Ice Pitchers Urns
oak marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk Oil.
Soth rcn Chandeliers marble Hall Stand of Wders
6aes CATALOGUES at house. Sale positive, rain shine.
n B-fifes from distance are assured arti
&c IN the house viii be sold strictly without reserve and
there VIII be positively pastnemen. can
nave their goods carted pacaed slipped by reliable par
Ues who Will be In attendance for that Utirpose
RUSSELL W. WESTCOrT, Auctioneer
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


4 ME- CHAPMAN co, AUCrI0SEERs.
A,signcss ssle-Sl500 worth Of
lEE0AxT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
To 20 Perempiory sold al public auction,
On this day Monday, November l6
3HB PROPERTY OF FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY
&oscwood seven oAye Pianofore DRAWING Room
suits rosewood aud mahogany Chamber Furniture.
Oak Dining Room Furniture, PainipgA
Stauary, Bronyes Chandeliers,
Mirrors Vevst Medal
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ROBES &C,
~ The residence OF Augustus B. MAJ aard Esq., 50 West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth ayenues
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
superb Suits caryci ID rosewood covered with silk bro
te consisting Of Tetraee Sofas oval back Chairs Arm
Chairs Reception Chairs 0ttomans ady's Work Table
Cheas and Gard Tables, Velvet Medallion Carpets, RngA
eSvres and Dresden China Ornaments, MarQuere Bois
hose CABINETS pearl nlad Stercoscope superb Mandau
msi id with tortoise she'll antique and Gothic Reception
Chairs Secretary and Bookcase Eegeres bronze Clock runs
Slns, Mante Ornaments, Centre Tables Kings patent
and marble 6tatuary.
Magnificent Seven Octave Rosewood Pianoforte;
:. , Canterbury, Stool and Cover,
hack walnut Hatsand, Buffet Extension Table, china
inner and Tea Sells crystal Glassware richly engraved Ia
bio Cutlery solid Silver Ware rosewood and mahogany Blu
reAus Betseads, Wardrobes, Toilet Tables. Commodes
Dressing Tables hatr and spring Mattresses
1ookstans Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets
meni and Kitchen Furniture N. REvery will be posi-
lively sold 10 the highest bidder No postoncmen any
account competent person wiz be In attendance cart
box and ship the goods.
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UCTI0N NOTICED D. CAULKINS. AUCTI oNgER
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE-S UpERB
CARVED ROSEWOOD PIAN0FoRTE,

MONDAY, Nov. Is, al II o'clock
precisely, AL the snperp and costly Furniture Paintings
Statary and Works OF Art wood Drawing Room Su,a
elegant seven octave Panolorte Mirrors Velvet CARPETS X
aimed In the residence No. 2lS West street
between Eighth and hh The calls the
special attention of the public this sale being the largest
and richest assortment Of Household Furniture offered at
auction this season The Iuipitnrp made for the
present owner ard In complete order The Will bc
peremptorily and absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eegccs, marble ard
French plate doors and back adys Wor Table nlad with
mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Table satuary marble
top full suits of Drawing Room Furnltureelcgant Tetea
ete SOFAS two Arm two Reception and eight
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered in three
red satin brode OF the most expensive description two
Console Tables inaid with bull shell: Brocade
and Lace Curtains French plate pier and Mnntc Mirrors
with rich gilt frances superb Ssrres Dresden China
Vases richly decorated Pran marble Stauces of the Sea
artistic Bronzes representing Night anu Morning Pan
Aoru, Painting, Poetry, Music Crsaders m antique lava
Vases, from Hercuaneum and Pompei; ebony Card Table
Velvet Carpets Rags, Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock
runs one month; Oil Paintings, by Rossea, Inman Hun
0ngton Cole Legre nd and other mt artists
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANDFORTE
carved legs and four round corners finished all round
tnlai with peafi Music Rack Stool covered in
brocade; embr idered Cloth Cover and Music hail
rosewood Hatsand, Olcoth, Stair Carpet &c. Chamhers
second story-Rehr carved seads stye Louis
XIV; bureaus and Commodes to h; War robes Dress
ing and Toilet Tubes, Shaving Stands Bookstand Couch
Arm Chairs Curtains, Shades, Cornc.s, Hair Mattresses
Beds and Bedding, decorated China Toilet Sets Mirrors
Dining Room Farniiureo of kind Sverware
Ivory Table Cutlery, Dining Table No posiponement