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San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22
FOR THE ASSEMBLY

J. W. GRISWoLD will be a candidate Tor Member
OF the Assembly at the ensuing election subject 10 the
decision of the Douglas Democratic Convention TO be held
at Vallecito the Path inst ie15
CHARLES sCoFIELD. of Angels Cann. will he .,
candidate for Member of the Assembly from Caaveras
county, at the ensuing election mares
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

FoR STATE PRISTER.-We learn that P. C.
Johnson, Esq, editor of the Amador Ledger,
will be presented before the Douglas State
Convention as candidate for State Printer.
Mr. johnson is practical printer.
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y ew Advertisements.
HAY FOR SALE!

tn TONS PRIME 0AT HAY, IN BALES FOR SALE
on the Big Tree road miles west Of the Trees
Teamsters for Nashoe will be supplied at low rates.
Je---u DUNBAR & CO.
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

PoHTRAIT or THELATE Col. ELIswoRTH.-E. Lobenstein
has laid table fine photograph likeness of Cal
Ellsworth who assassnated recently Alexandria
Mr.. L. has them for saie-pIiee, $15o.
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BIRTHS

At San Andreas, June 18th, the wife of j. BENJAMIN
of son.
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

PERIoDIcALs.--J. strattman & Co.. newspaper and pc
riodical dealers n E. corner Washington and sanson
streets San Francisco have thanks for late eastern
periodicals
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

FRuIT-The Sacramento papers speak OF ripe aprcots,
apples and peaches being brought into that market for
sale this season. We are several weeks behind the
times here in the mountains.
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce CHAS. A. CLARKE
a. a. i lNDEPENpENT UNION CANDIDATE for the Office of
Sheriff OF Calayeras county, at the ensuing election
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DIR. II. O.. EgARSTOW.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AcCOUcUErTR
Office and Residence opposite the school House,
San Andreas.
R Special attention paid to diseases of the EYE and
H1,h- je22
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june 9Th.


ten Patterson is advancing to cooperate with Gen.
dcCitdian a column Of Gen. McDowells command will
pfoDAply aqFance within twenty your hours march of
the oter side of the Potomac towards Manassas june
uoi Al s doubtful whether the HarpeTs Ferry rebels
M nave tIe TO join their forces at Manassas junction;
u not they will lie surrouned if they do there will
pfootoiy ne brlef and decisive battle preliminary
our occupation OF the place.
1t Will be recollected thai some weeks a the
nent seiZ the dispatches file the Telegraph Offices
The examination Of these dispatches is now progressing
Some curious developments are being made Among
them IS found dispatch from Harvey. our lately a;-
pointed Minister to Portugal notifying the Government
u South Carolina of the fitting of the expedition for
the reinforcement of Fort Sumpter and its destination
Harveys dispatch the first reliable information the
rebels had OF the magnitude and destination of the ex-
petition Harvey is native of South Carolina but for
years resident Of Philadelphia and editor of the
the Washington correspondent of The New York Tribune
He appointed to the Portugal Mission because Of his
professional devotion to ee Free.soil party.
Caro-, {IU,) June 60-(ien Prentiss having learned
that Kentucky Secessulsts had established craD
at EIliots Mills Ky miles from here sent two COM
panies that place, but when they arrived the enemy
had fled
Col. Wickliffe who represents Kentucky in senoff
cia character visited Gen. Prentiss TO-DAY for the mr.
pose of protesting against this invasion of Kentucky
soil Gen. Prenfiss showed several letters from the ives
part OF the State asking protection from rtanis
declared his intention 10 troops in Whatever
direction and upon such soil as his Government ordered
Thirtysix guns mounted On the embarrassment
the Arlington House, An attack is shortly expected
from the rebels at Manassas Junction
Chicago, June 7H.-BusineSs generally was ssnan1a,
to-day, the Board of Trade having adjourned Yesterday
until Saturday The banks obbng houses and dry good
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act. provides for its own disintegration. To whom

sct, provides for its own dsintegrstion To whom
could the creditor look for payment in the even,
OF The secession of two, three OF more of tue
States now constituting the Confederate States?'
Not to the remaining members Of the cont. ieracy.
for they would be entitled to pay their share and
refer him to their late associates for the balance
Nor yet 10 the seeded States. for they would as
sure him that they had nothing more u 20 with
the cenfederacy. What safety wonid there be in
holding such security as this? Again. i, i
sa'eo' IN me act OF the so-caled Congress of
the Confederate States" that the proceeds of the
export outy on cotton are pledged for the pay
noni % principal and interest. mortgage
Oh improved city property in Timbuctoo would be
substantial security in comparison with this
pedge OF an export duty on cotton. BY the Isl
August, when the export duty begins to be levied
'here VIII hardly be port ia the Gulf States
from which bale of cotton can be shipped.
whatever shipments are mace during the ENSUING
year or thereafter from any Of these norris
VIII probably be under the United States
flag, in vessel sailing with United States
clearance, signed by United States Collector.
ana sent to sea under United States guns An at.
Tempt 10 levy export duties on such goods would
APPROXIMATE so closely to the legal understanding
OF piracy that 1t would not be likely to be made
more than once. Similar difficulties will exist il
me msurgent communities at the South ATTEMPT
10 levy toll on cotton coming North by rail. The
case would fall directly under the cognizance of
the District Attorneys, and would be governed by
very simple principles of law. In word, in a
very few iaon,hs from this time the theory of an
export duty on cotton will be laid side by side
with the schemes for lines of ocean steamers
between Charleston and Europe which are 81 con-
stantly on the eve of realization, yet are never
actually realized.
These remarks are intended for the information
Oh our readers in the Southern States Here in the
y 'f,h II would be treason to buy or to deal in
Con. ederate bonds, and if patriotism did not re.
strain oeople, the Grand Jury might. Abroad,
the hiseol v of Mr.. Jefferson Davis and the Misss
sippi bonds has rendered further caution needless.
But it is due to the moneyed men at the South,
who may desire to assist their government at this
juncture, that the worthless character OF the new
Confederate bonds" should be explained
The following was the bnsiness Of the Sub Trca
sury to-day
Receipts $2s6 OPT SO
For cust111S 20 600 90
Payments 53,SS3 10
bAnnce.. zo5 W
The following is Q statement of the movements
e for fLo md lat
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meeting OF thus Bard to'x place yesterday alter
uooa Supervisor stewart presiding
rne Comptroller scot in communication in'o-nins
enc BOARD that tnese $50 TAO 81 the county
sury on the instant; that the
have been Socss g. ana the payments 81 OBS 56 and
the balance - present s sos, 7s8 65.
supervisor BLUNT moved that the Commissioners aD-
pointed of the removal OF obstructioos IRON Harlsm
river and The cons rnction OF free bridge sagsoo
dan be requested 10 report the brioge nn,shed,
is cost 10 the county, AMI II wes chester ,unty has
tsfd aty eouds that county has a4thlr zed BY
Legislature reference TO this subject sapervs
Biuns explained that this bridge originally
SO ooO or winch Weschester 20 20 $40 600 since,
however, an act had been passed g $40 900 more,
and stu mere recently aoother adding 40 600 nd
The bragg Is vet un6n shed All extra
from this county. The resolution adopted
After ospsug OF number Of routine papers, the
BoRrd adjourned till Tuesday.
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Thus the receipts show a decrease Of $4,000
bales from those Of last year, ap.s decrease Of
900 from 1859, and the exports exhibit the fol-
lowing results
g Britain. Plance. ohcr PIP. TOTAL Stock
G.s ,oA pee p Dec eco ooa goo s7 Doc Soo
1859 ... All eco 1ssoco 1877 900 $4,000 $4,000
With regard to crop &C., Messrs. Neill Bros.
say
The crop question has ceased have any material in
huence with the public there is nothing 10 note
regarding IT, The weekly eipts continue TO show
steady falling OF compared with the two preceding years
which together with the great reduction Of stocks a. all
the IN terror points strengthens the opinion that the u
mac result may fall nearly million bales below thai Of
last year The supply Of cotton now in our markets s
greatly reduced both in quantity and quality the dinn-
shed stocks consisting chiefly OF the lower grades while
good etsped cottou5 az the medium and higher grades
can Only be found IN small quantities The deficiency 0.
years growth becomes still more impo- tant In view
OF the threatening pros pects for next years production
The Political troubles Of the past few months have Gull
minated Ia the outbreak OF civil wa the effects OF which
II Impossible to measure upon the great staple pFodac
ton CT the South. Much viii depend upon the proper
tons which tho war may assume; but tue commence
men OF soses Just AT the season Of planting for new
cop s unfavorahle fca ure. larger breadth OF
land has already been put under grain this year,
10 the neglect Of cotton, and have now the
spreao feeling, than which nothing eau be more
destructive 70 the regular pursuits OF agriculture II has
been said that the system o. save labor would ooviae
any serious interruption tho culsurc OF cotton in such
an emergency the pr sont but 10 what extent this will
prove CT remains 70 be seen Business mas becn
trough: almost q staGd By tic Developments OF the
past week and al the South prices have become nominal
ibe cotton crop q the pr sent year mas fortunately left
the country ant foreign ousrees FOR this season my
| therefore be corsdered al close.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2l ,l4l 900 IS, and the balances
81 ,700,47l II.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates as compared with those OF the preyi
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suit, that
The turn which for few weeks pas. has tondea IN
ls-or o. the borrower suddenly changed aud sooetot
inea CT ,er that even to yesterday pere PASSED at
per cent o0ulo Lot be placed under or Soreavec
the amount business was limited ana there we're vi
dencos 0 general opposition % .he part of can't dis
TO hold Of the Developments Of tho iew
days stocks have been unfavoraby Influenced tue sane
causes inducing buy ers 10 refrain from operations
few lots thar presspg market could be bought
at decline OF "a par cent on tho highest rae paid
ten daya ago. Alioge her there feeling OF agita
ton and unceraiaty III the public mini which iu,egered
materially win the free prosecution of business. the
foreign e20hal &c market r. unseitei AMI bills
iinzcd with peculiar caution Ster1g is difficult or sale
and the rates for clear bills Cell of 1851 l0T Som"
drafts, with documentary evidence, passed. az los
1908 Early IN the day round sale OF dyst class
francs was elected ut Of rs, but liter the Same o.
bills dropped 10 5f27L closing range Of
$685. 5f21ia few small amounts of sixty rag
blls on New York wore done az d ana per cent
discount, but there Ia no e in the market sight
in good ee nd and considerable sales Of bankers traits
and bark checks were made at u * per cent premium
For small nts the the bank obtained y
Three days sight WAS sold in round lump at u premium
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ItFFNAff NTFW kH-~U z
ASHF. The market was quiet and quotations nomo Al
BeE,ps1rf Fcur- The market for ST. te and Western
brands WAS rgsin heavy and lower, especially com.
mon Grades OF state and Western while extra brands
were quiet and irregular The gales embraced aboR,
100 bbs, closing within the range Of the following
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TFUNIFhN.--FoF k-The fnhTket steadV with Rales
poei Of 900 bbs vi SIT 50 for Sl3 prime
aao 30 tof cleat, sDd 500 bbs sold ers
cpton 20 days. At Sla Reef fair request, with
ssies - 100 bbh At So 67 $40 2b AVID extra at $40 SO
aSi 10 Beef bans we're nominal at GA SO SIS 30.
cut met were steady and unchanged. Lard firm,
with ealts OF 10 bbs at 0Ac 1890, and prime city
Ien ered at l0hc. Butter ano cheese steady aud
In iEr demand NJ unchanged prices
SUGARS -Ihe inclenency OF he weather tended to
che saies which embraced 1875 hhds Cuoas at Axe
SIC and 60 boxes at SC ard SO bids. Melado at g.
tohAcco -fhere rs hardly any thing DONG sales SO
bales Havana nj 80 liza seed leaf at 49, 10
WHIsKny.-The market better and more active,
vito sales o. zoo bbls at 1916 al8%c
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Sales or Real Eatafs

by A. Beecker, -On Z Co.
Trick house and lot, 1.6 eat Houston st. ST 600
By james bblier.
House ard lot 4bth st. III 70 6 Ia 7th av $500
Lot IA. 54th RI 900 = y. 9th avenue ....... 800
Lot u g. 5ath &C., 2z5 ft w. 9th avenue. 800
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preceding month, shows IN increase in c;rculausn
OF s46,35C AZ; in specie of $50 sSs a. in f,reiyo
exchange of s492 ,5ss, and q decrease in domestic
eAonange OF s6l37si; in discounts of $227, s54 49,
and IN deposits of $lls,0i9
Annexed is the report for February Of Fl. J.
Jewett, receiver of the Central Ohio Railroad
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A UC1ION NOTICE MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO.,
"A Auctoneers Magnificent Household Furniture,
Trainings, sIATuAKy, BhON2Es AND WORKS OF ART
To be peremptorv eold Gt auction,
On this day tNh Dr. EeDAYD, April ",
At the private residence NO As West Sixteenth
tween firth snd sixth avenuss
Sale al los ocockthe property OF fsmiy renquishing
hOus.k aeping.
The catalogue comprising the largest and richest assortment
Of Household Furniture &c offered this
Furniture ali by makers and of
Description ,stacgues at the house morning of sale
yiz--teyeh octave rosewood Paneforte, Drawing Room
suit ktsgeres Bcokcae, Mirror, Lsce Curtains Vases
Oh Paintings, satuary and BRUSSELS Carpets Buffet
Extension Table hna Silver Table Cutlery
Eucaus and spring Matrasses Redsteatp
ComrroGcv, Eastands Gicoh, stair Carpets, DC. Also
Of Basement ard Kitchen Furniture Sale
I4reu shlns
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL
TUESDAY, April 10

TUESDAY, April l6--6 p. M.
The following is comparative statement of ex-
ports exclusive Of SPECIFY from New York to for
eign ports for The week ending April Is, lS6l:-
1869. 1860. 1851 J
For the week ........ 81, AGO 057 2l56 22T 2oi2172
Previously repo 10 3O4 0s5 20 2s6 IS o74 306
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made ss 81 81, aAcaa, anA 80 %. q a Su u q.
Spirits quiet at 30c S6kc. TOR straight ana ship
Ping lots Southern Tho circular 0f Mr.. O. j. Turner
gives tho following statement-
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DANl1L 4 " AocTIo Sg :. sALss


IH1s DAY lSEDrEsDAy), april H. At iGs O'Clock, ct
the private residence 40 lDt Leonard street. Broad
DANIFL A. MATHEWS Z CO, will s.ll At auction, 80
mahogany Paror suits III har cloth, C.nre aud Work
Tables Mirrors Brussels AID Ingram apets. aocksvs, Easy
Chairs mahogany French rsdseads. Dreasing Bureaus
Washsands ioet Cfoekcr Lounges rosewood sookease,
Oh Paintings and Ergrsvngs Cocks Grandoles moh0gany
Dining Table, hair hisE Mattresses pai.asses, Book
racks Curtains Cornces WARDROBE &C. together With the
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale wi Cata
lgues ready the house at saesroom 70 Nassau
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u W. TTLToE, AUCTIoNEER.
is. JiLTON wORRALL n MACY.
VIII scll ri auction,
THURSDAY, April W., 1851

At TO-, O'Clock a. NJ their
sAIPsho,M $50 RHoAuNAy, y. y,
fAhRTAIF~, ~ G3fES AID HARNESS..
LARGO and desirable assortment ~
suptiar Wcrkmausbip, etSie and splsh.
fare III oriuny cor buytr. ,.,..--
A,so, ore second hand Coach endnl Top Buggy
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nAEIEL A. MATHEWS ANCTIONEER
L. AscI9NEE'a sALE OF SUPERB FURNITURE,
Reipg the stock Of Of first class Broadway
manufacturers, TO be sold at auction
THURSDAY, 6pr1 Is at IL O'Clock,
BY DANIEL A AATHEWS CO,
At their new and spacious salesroom,
No. 70 Nassau street. nepr Fulton street,
Ey order of the assignee embracing large assortment OF
the elegant Furniture offered at auction ths
vzsuperb roll carved nosegocd rAr,r suits In striped
wasred SILK saiin aud Srocate splendid osewosd Armor
asce superb round red Bedseads Gud Blu
reaus; in bsck walnu, bed In oil elegant Ca
reires and Library Book cases sucab rosesood Eegeres
koom Chars oak walou3 all glands ans Ghsira
Also snt OF superior Mahogany Furniture
The abov. superb Furniture IL all ot the peet
fscure and vii be p.remssoriy sold By order he &C.
sgnee II exhibition We would reseectycily call
OF those in OF eegaat Furniture to this
sale Is aaqaes0nabg the aes sale Of first class Fur
has been OF ed auctonNn tos city.
john G. FA LCONER, Assignee.
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He oLkEDA AUOEIONRRR -HRnav
xIr " II p e 20 VII sell = auction, on Wsdnesdsy
Sna ssS seu sHc s RI ey o bay saddle
~ ipg or doNbe harness. aud warranted sona ~
10 bands Lgh s1sen Years old aud unced - -
dc ssod1 horse; also beautiful Light Waeon ,o -
and nearly -eoA' nAoe " sroar
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eALES AT AUCTION.
4 uCTIOR EoTIcE-sl2 roo WORTH or
n BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD FURNITURE,
Elegant Marble Group hronzas,
Paintings Magnif .eat Piaa9sorte
ruDtrb kOfp wood petlor anita

A lCiIOH kO1ICE.-$f2 roo WORTH OF
"A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
Elegant Marble Group hronzas,
PAINTINGS Magnif ,eat paa9sorR,
euperb ko1epood Psflor iui,s,
Bone misp and lnois China,
SilyerwAre, &c dc,
All PUBLIC AUCTION,
Ghis d&y at2P. NJ
~ ssE1L W WEsT,O1f, aucioneer would invite ths
hruseh9d Fn niue and House Furnishing every
descripfn embracing many beautiful .ork Of sri
70 ne she !" oe ad- this day edEesday)
ocook ~ the AFTERNOON precisely dwelling house Ia
BN,ny nitt stree, between Stveph and Eighth
cmps ng ne entire handsome psrlor Charober Dining
~ ON and Library turnure II the house. all which
8nd ia perfect order haying order wiaia
thIfe huntts Xhe whole viii b. sold strictly without
sese ana To he mover immediately fsom house The
fNptuIt q Dtsts IN part Of rchy wed OF solid
IosTecd arlor Furniture covered IN omso I'D
lrcsor ore full suit oh upholstered la aud goll
brocadf Oh ~ these W rhy u specia attention;
suit black va nut in harcotn aupeb Tapestry
Wilton ana lngsin Carpets, two fa'UaTy marble top Etc
Turkish Lounges, In velvet and Iieh daasf vh yolare
Superb rosewood octave
PIANGF6 RTE sIoGL AND EMBRAloEhED COVER
Fine large hante ard fr Mirrors elegant Bronzss marble
Groups bsqne Figures Paintings and beautiful saror
nents ODD Chamber susnitTe of every descrp ton
sixteen large air Mattresses Beds &c dresng and plain
Bureaus, French and Ezabethan Bedstesds extension
Table oak Buffet chairs. &c with elegant variety
rich Cut Glass sverware Dnner apd lea service Casters
SPOONS Forks Urns French hina DC Also large variety
Of Cham Der and parl5r Furniture bore Toned Sale
lositTe, rain or SHINE commencing at precisely
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~ rn,rxUnnn mas
ID store as Murray street.
THIS IA1, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Large ard att active sale OF
STRAW GOODS hIBB0ks AND MILLINERY GOOD3.

~. Rosewood furniture &c-0, NJ Levy, AHc,ioneer
VIII sell q hnfsuRy april ~, AT 0s clock With
out al the elegant contained the house
$50 reene street Clinton plsc., Suits o. carved
rosewood Iira danak rosewood Eteger
Centre and Card Taoea rich Msnei AID FER classes Gle
Eo Checks dec rated chDa Nhseg tine
oil Paint thAmbtyg urnshed with dch carved rose
HurgACg, 1ommodes, CoUencs ep1ng Beds.
feather - listers and Pillows best hair Nettrese DC fhe
pnbc idea ~ the variety offered upless thsy
sale Gas ~ ch Brnsses and grain Car
pets, bla walnut DnrG ahars and iseies white china
Dinner Gets Knives, Eorkgi SplonR DC
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Henry ". LTrps, ArcrEYsreR VALUABLE AND
! rarr cole OF r OIL Paintings = HEShS u LEEDS
90. will sell a. eu,cn ldgv .pd W al III O'Clock In
the galley The ssiesfa3o ~ Nassau street ced
ingy rich and valuable cole Jon of sure ~ the first living
artists Water Cunr einga bruates Ac the p0rsfiv
OF MI Beaumont coBpf~ing Ffeclnl ms selected per
sonaly bv him from tho r,udos q lrere Nerbnecshove1
segnac Rocnkotk %truse a. the Aague aidderman Of
Dusseldorf, ErusCnsa, DC srat'rar W0uara iheraii
Nterrran Ianfopt de Metz Levcker' 10 Fos Herring
Pyrc Rojdingion shaver laMs aud olhNr tls OF the
highn dircon Also drawings ana water color Print
ings, BY Gtukshas Fisher kremf he s.ue7oluFi, Meyer
Ouvater, Groenytgn Nm rcveuNr, Ten Gate, Sc, ~
Aho portolio containing shut Gfty renc Sketches BY
Monsieur Ickhou late director Of he oyai Academy Of the
TaeIe nd Painter 10 the Cogr u Holland The above viii
b. f0und raeca il worthy ha 0f lovers Of inc
arts They niay he viewed Wh pgues N galleries. q
Nassau street. Tour d4ys pee ding tho ene
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iUsai sSC,os, OSs 10 To.L..... .E,sta ,0eT 10
This statement, as compared vie. thai Of tie
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N II. LUDLOW, AUUTIoSiEa.
Nj n AUrrSOME unrfsuVOTD EyyUNvpy,RY
~ n. LUDLOW, AuCIioEnEE.
~. u1NbsoME noUsfabLp rrRNrURE, oHrNA

AED 6LAsew 1RH, AG.
H. II J.DDLOw & 90 vii sell II Gsction Wednesday,
April IL lsd ~ s O'Clock At ~ 50 .st Foureeoth sress
etl, olyoGs -yiSg here the has
moved venencc of sshsndvSm Furniture Consist
part or ha1some rarCr Furniture, in da
rssk rosewood aud nsbcgsny edUom Fnniture cos.sss
Furniture wood snd oak Extension Tables, Oak Book
case .rbe Tables Etesetts rosewood Cabinets Beds
Re5dng Velvet Brusrels Carpals Oclaths handsome
China ea Sets, bohemian 3lsas~Jre, Ia &c
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~. Il o'clock. N freat It salesroous = Mas'
81 81 . sr &c. osasstAg 4 new aaa &C.,
band vehictes, desczfb<d beA "
Ono four sca<d RockAwey.
One Concord Wagon
Two light Trotting Wagons.
-Four seat no top Buggie&
Three top Buggies -
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Id Ixnns e LEEDS, AUO uokEsR HENRY ID
Is a i0S " wu scn 81 auction Thursday Apru
n,are ecnssSs g 81 Amy street ssnesl hoa Fur.
and BLACK walnut sss and Brussels Carpets mAh,gaay
reaus wsshssnSs sonure Pier Glasses BedstesdS 3D.
BAR Matsressss ana 1s Glass Chandeliers Maniel 0Sss
csmphorwood S. seeding soiid mahogany Dining use
olasswsys ond eereta several pctures orackery ~
with which tho sale viii commenc. J" Acnen Furnurc
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UCTIoN NOTICE -DASIEL S HOUGh. AUG
"a Ger. will sell this day "wednesday, April H. at
iOi o'clock 10 Clinton place Broadway, superb
assortment Of elegant rosewood psicr ana cbamer firn
velvet and brussels caIess pier ard mant5 Nil
rich ca dining Furniture, fine a-srtTnent OF
China and silver able Wsre Cutlery &c also superior
rosewood Piano heavily embrciisrei lace In
Drapery, bEouzes, chira Vases Paran Figures 40
This ssc embraces very large assortment of mot excel
lent gods Gne order, and lie sold without reserve
Catalogues at the house IN m'rn'pg Of sale