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The British People Against tho Priva-
teers.

been forwarded Mr.. W. E. Forster for presentation
To the Honorable the Commons OF the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled
The petition Of the Liverpool Emancipation Society
spectfnIly sboweth That the steamship Alabama was
built and equipped in this port for the purpose since
developed, of preying upon the commercial navy Of
country with which we are and have been OF peace.
That the Alabama was, II not entirely, at least in
very great proportion, manned with British seamen
That her Majesy's government duly informed OF
the character Of the ship before she sailed is shown
by the orders afterwards given to detan her Queens
That the iegaty Of the conduct Of those who built and
work and sail her. was practically acknowledged in ths
order OF detention.
That since the Alabama escaped to sea her COM
mandcr has burned or put TO ransom many vessels be-
longing TO the commercial marine Of the United States
he has burned ships by night with the effect, IL not
violating those laws which prevail amongst sea-
men, AMI outragng the nobes feelings Of human nature
That many subjects OF her Majesty have also suffered
heavy Losses by the ndiscrmnae destruction OF their
property board these American vessels tho only
satisfaction the have been able is tho
oEcla Information that they may apply for redress TO
the Confederate courts courts which do not now, and
never may, exist. - s-.-~-~<~-~s~>s~,s---..
That the alabama has frequently entered British colo
NAL pors but either for want OF proper instructions
from the home authorities or through the guilty cor MI
vance OF the officials. whose duty Is 10 carry out the
That whether the United states have have not lust
legal grounds for demanding Indemnity for the damage in
aicted upon their citizens BY vessels equipped ports
and manned by our sailors, must be loft the decision
Of the legal advisers Of the Crown but Is Of the greatest
importance that the irritation which such Iawless con-
duct naturally excites should be allayed, and that
friendly nation should not, by the hostility any por
ton OF her Majestys Subjects be treated public
enemy.
That other ships bcng built and fitted out as
vessels and 1t Is currently believed be employed
in the service Of the $50 styed Confederate States with
the object Of still further preyng upon the
neigbbors.
Your petitioners therefore humby pray your honora
bic House TO take such steps shall induce her Maestys
government 10 make immediate inquiry into the alleged
facts and by prompt action 10 stop the sailing OF any
North America.
And your petitioners win evor pray.
On behalf OF the Liverpool Emancipation Society.
CHARLES WILSON Chairman.
LIVERPOOL, March Is, 1868.
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IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE PRUsslAS LEGIsLATURK.
On the 3lst Of March, In tho Chamber OF Deputies in
Berlin, debate took place on the Polish question.
Herr Won Bsmark cchoIhansen repealed the doubts ex-
pressed relative 70 the accuracy OF his former Statements
He repeated that all statements contrary his own which
had been made by foreign governments or min isters
based on error Foreign minister's he said had
themselves Acknowledged tht they had not been cor
recty informed on the subject. The minister continued
ton but has existed since 1890 Il has rspeatey exer.
csed great influence Prussisn interests Tho govern
ference to the existence ana coutsns q he con
Agents Of the Polish revolution have kilograms from
Cracow to the French papers In order 70 influence the
Herr wadcck stated that the government had merely
yielded 10 the pressure OF foreign governments.
Herr Won Bismark Schonhausen reped that this asser
ton had not the least foundation and that the govern
msnt had not yielded at all. 49, -
Herr Won sybel considered that the government. had
shown great hcstaon such as might be felt BY who,
engaged In All unsuccessful enterprise fees the
slipping from beneath his feet Herr Won sybe ada
Won Bismark schonhausen But, considering he deeiara
tons Of the English and French Mintrs coxgk yema a.
Of he convention 70 make Europe uneasy o7c copr
Herr Bismark schonhmseu replied that be did mot
deny the existence OF certain ayrdngsnn soh hussa
and that he had never denied ths The contents and
bearing Of this treaty were not however he said known
10 the public. The Minister connue1:-One will b sur
priscd In the end after all the false statements n, refe
rerce TO the convention 70 learn what real COZ
tents Is positively faie that. according TO the co,sre-
hon, ne Rusia duososd 70 pursue dc snsurgeau o.
Prusidn territory until they meet with number of
Prussan soldiers sufficient TO disarm the insurgents
Several members then recalled the first decara,io ns
ma6s by the Ministers the Western Powers and tbs
communications Of the Prussan Ambassadors on this
subject.
Herr Won Bsmark said that the western Powers had
been sufficiently enlightened respecting the inaccuracy OF
the suggestions they had formed that time 10 de.
Tended the Prussinn Ambassadors IN Paris London
ana intimatcd that they had been misunderstood
The Polish members then asked what the government
intended 20 do with the refugees from Russian Poland
who had been sen. into the Interior.
Count Eaenberg stated In reply that the intentions OF
the government were based ceincncy In the majority
OF cases, especially with reference 70 those peons
had been drawn into the movement against thor will
On the other hand however, the government sra ob1ed
fotulfi he Obligations Il had ted ,ciai Rasio.
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The Provisional Government to In.
People.

Inc PROVISIONAL government Poland have Issued Tho
following proclamation:- u VIC
nkL.ow CGusIkYsEs-lhe dictatorship General Lam
gewicz having ceased on the l9Lh the icf a
thorty Of the country returns into the hands II Inc
ona national government at Warsaw who have ;ec.
their governmental duties, AID the only and sole h.,
gay constituted authority OF the country Fellow
fymsn the return OF power into the hands OF rcn who
nave called forth the rising and PEI saverinely n
ought 70 be guarantee TO you that the movement will
Continue ana that shall not end without victory Yes
We viii fight unwearingly, without being dsheartened by
III success or deferred by obstacles We will not CON
centrate the whole cause In person, whose fail
might occasion the fall OF the rising; and strong
IN our possession OF the confidence OF the nation wo will
boldly Stand forth against all factions which might at
tempt 70 create, without our consent, any wer
aotnority Fellow countrymen. grasp again th faith
and confidence the helm OF the ional and
practical in devsing remedies in OF emergency we
are confident in being able 10 avert tn danger which
tneatens US IN consequence OF the fall Dictatorship
Faithful TO the cause the standard Of which Jpn ID BY
u.s. SETS aside every party We invoke
the whole nation 10 obedience.
10 arns In the face OF the foe, In the face OF our
ing BRETHREN the place OF every Poe in the ranks
y authority OF the Central Committee the Provision
al National Government.
STEPHEN BOBROSBI Commissioner Extraordinary
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The very latest dispatches London dated on the
I'd Of April say, is reported that the Polish insurgcut
leaders dsbandne their forces and giving up the con
tcst. II.
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The screw steamer, which stated in the London
Neos OF Tuesday To have been built Stockton for the
C0nfederates has been launched from the building yard
or Messrs. NJ. Pearse Co., OF that town. and is the
lowing are her over all 294 feet nno
nchcs breadth OF BEAM 3S feet two inches depth Of
hold 20 feet; tonnage (old neasuremeu) 1858 and 81
Messrs Fossick Hackworth lifted with super heat
ing and fuel heating apparatus and all other recent i'm
provements for economzing COAL She is reported to be
built for Liverpool house, and Messrs Pearse have
ders for 5000 tons Of iron shipping nearly all for Liver
pool houses
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The New King az Greece.
The Consul General 81 Greece at iuudon las received
,hr fh'iawtrr Telegram
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CcRAkTON Coal AT AUCTION
- orrck Or raE DxLA SAHs, LAcSAwAsA AND wrsfvsml
RAILnoAD Co, IS William street, ~
- HHegN&. Nsw YORK., Feb 10 1865
The nner having resumed work The sale oi coal at so
day Of December, ls6e viii tsks place ednestay the
18th day Of February. 1888 at II O'Clock NJ thc
usd as the Merchants Exoang N0s 81 aud q Exchange
place. corner OF William street SIMEON DRArER, Auc
t0neer. which place they will offer Tor
embracing sii the sizes, and deliverable their depot
Bhhabethport N j. after the slof March They will
repeat such auction saes or about the Gosh OF each month
during the year iSS3 1850.
the highest bidder bids in form whatever being
made for account OF behalf o the company
Fifty cents per bankable funds u be the
time place md balance ike funds
ceh'ng the order for the ca whoh mast be called for
within days thereafter and the coal taken away within
thirty days from the day OF sale. nlc.s navgat0n
srucied Buyers wht wish. however have add.
oDal irty la ing the delivery ther purchases
by making further dcpos " fy cenis Per wthn
specified Interest per cent pcr Annnn
will IN such be charged on the bslance from The
stipulated ior payment until pai and twenty live
ton 10 co,er the expenses OF stocking the cosola
paid On delivery OF order.
The ohcs conditions OF sale will be substantially tose
coal delivered Al Ehzabehiort applicable IT,.
coal VIII be delivered direct IRON the Their
from the mines VIXEN practicabie-osntr rwiSe he
stock These conditions y! II! DO modi'rd mret the ants
Wi,h reliable Avenue from the Lackawsnns ANA Wyon-
ing valleys TO tdewatrr open IL the
days excepted. requiring but u hours the
trains the advantages or such s.ics and the superior
don In which the coal viii be delivered. apparent.
they cannot doubt this mode o scin. will itself
to the favorable consideration of bo, the trade and
sumers, whose cooperation ecttuy uvit~d
q. Il ROBERT, PIesdenI
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I 0OOD INvEsTMENT-REAI. ESTATE AT PUBLIC
I 6. rurrLn, AucrIoNEER-oFYIcR lss BROAD

$f8RNfrORY SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
t1ENIICRk BRUssKLs. TApRslRY AND lNGkAIN
CARPETS ROSEWOOD PIANOrORTEs &C.
4 O. FUTILE win sell, at public aucton on Thursday,
Te6ruAry 10 O'Clock 100 West Twenty sxth street,
fks entire Household contained In tho
bovs private esdencs osnssting OF mahogany paror Suit
koveroa piua; elegant Brocat-l and Lace window Cur
ins Psnofore made hy ceebratcd
Akse; Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, fine OIL PAinngs In
koA sd frxAes; Msntel Ornaments Extension Dining
tsSs Bunsts Bcokoases Cutlery Glass War; Dinner and
IA 0css mahogany and Bedsteads Bureaus And
oskstands MACH, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boil
kAo~aA aAnkpt nc
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EcDwARD SINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD +, RSlTURE
BY d. ". IVES CO., At 625 Broatway, nt IL O'Clock,
THIS DAY AND TO MORROW.
choice. well selected clnss Furniture
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PARLDK SUITS,
OAK AND WALNUT DINING SUITS,
OAK AND WALNUT LIBRARY SUITS
Aso Lounges Hall Furniture Easy Chairs Fancy Tables
&C.. Now view.
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"A MAGNIFICENr
6TAfUARY, PAINTINGS.
WORKS OF ART and

WORKS OF ART and
- n,,a,,o AkTICLES OF vERTU.
betveen Nth and sixth avenues this day tThursdny Feb
- ''s ''~nen'lns spaA.isa Il 4 :iiSsa ROOMS.
Broase and ormolu Chandeliers, Velvet Carpets Rugs
sepcn Etarrc, t.aary marble tor: secretary and BOOK
case 9ncoignursa Cabinets Mancl Mirrors Pier Mirrors
cS:: centre Tables
nA0kIfIcENr ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTk
ss e..ved log. ana cass made 70 orasr b. city makers
s'''t o-A'e''f'' Oil Oil P4iSiISds AIN nHSeSs &C.
q eminen. arsss; two Match Paintings origina by Cole
kanney Lcerand and Fesws Bronze Sauary Bron and
Ormo.r Clocks Marble s.tunr Vases and Asntel orna
DiNiNG ROOM
Elegantly carved Oak Buffet. stauary, marble top Er
and ruby Glass Ware. Decaniers obets, Chanpagncs.
Mines Lemon.ies. Tumbsr., Fruit and Celery Stands
Decorated Set a pieces Silver Dinner, Tea Service
Conse Urn salver Casters, Cake Basket, Napkin Rings
g. reps Cssmie-Rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wardrcbe. Bedaeads. Commoles. Washstands. Amore-a
panes. Basement and Kitchen Furniture N. B-Strangers
Wishing 70 attend this take Fifth and Sixth
Saving at SAteenth street, few doors from house.
A GOOD INvEsTMENT.-REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
February a. is,S the residence of Msdame Ruttkny Kos
uA s.a.s near the village Of canerbury in the town Of
1hoios land large dwelling nonss, barn and other out
6uidisg fruits almost every variety and apple
10 tie house The premises handsomely located and well
ldapsd private resdene for summer boarders for
sns ssa isom .s Village where ar. shucses Of the
kax0us denominations and schools and only two miles from
,:1 s: n % 5 S
The gorsh,ssr having The benefit q the sane Terms
s. s.a y s'
CorawaA, N. X.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE ASsOCIATIOy.--SPRoiAL MET
Il Thrrc viii tie special meeting of the Fashion As
socia ion at the Hone House. O'Clock this Thursday
n'nk Feb H. for the Transaction OF business The
mefnbe OF ,he ASSOCIATION partrry urged to attend
hs the business 10 be done II interesting and
por.ant chs rarter. MORGAN L. MOTT President
dGoRcs HorKlss, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT II. NIOOLAy. AUCrIoMkER
n REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
NICDIAY


1'nsE II slss5s agsE5sssssHs ssD BONDS
4 $:!: ~. Y q
$$ssi sss"iswaaR En- ,; s;ss F F@s
ss'.s ss spi1: IS Ss I. i''
$ sss:S Fl III
kssaae Logan county Sy snSi Ssr Ss.s oSIa'
MssSsse aoas"n Ek M land s raS soaa
sps oy Des ssn, m%ns n" 20 Ess es1 SoH
"A AND Costly SsH HoI IsslioLb q IESITgNH,
Elgh 4asLE SIT S5Hss ASR Rsb Hh WARE
ps:s:ss ",i he 'is s,ss s"S %sas.ss FSas
oas% sa
in rich French 1roeate and beautiful sik plush;
r'ssS
Vases. s Chairs and IouSss
son ssn and 5 M reps. dty a
r II @ .S End So two two
green silk rp .de to order expressly for Tue owner vel
ElkSHsr s455n 1sS HSstSSsR s5ssqs9srh s
ss s. ssd
s.ss ssas sns T:si cw s
Dining Tables. Dining Room Chairs Suns BLACK wann.
@ sas9 es,,s1y ss. @
Sots, rlhy ahte Out GLASS Cut en-
graved Carais Decamters 0oblets. Chsnpasn-a. Wines
Ciarets Finger Bowls &C. Tho sale Will rosmcnco Ia the
dining
UorIoS SNorcE.--rEREMrroRY SALE On sATus
"A day Feb 81, at oc.ock r. NJ, the premi Farm
OF about Of first class land Gc plea
AIDED evei thereon, situated in the
wesport Fairfield county Conn Fifty per cen. can remain
WAkEMAN, IS Market street, New York, or TO DANIEL
CONLKY. on the premises.
hosks HsS nxhxEs
ByD W. nES CO Us and 70! B5osd .i S ssy tomorrow.
Bay Horse years old warranted sound. kind and gentle
Sold for Of use.
Park Phaston. By Wood Bros in very good orders
sAUN
Coupe-Second hand Coupe but little used. By private
family.
Rockawaya-Three excellent second hand RockawayG
Top Buggies.-Fonr ars rate Leather Top Blgges,
bert work and hnish.
Open wa,ons.-Six new and second hand Open Wagons.
Harnessrweny sets singieland double. st.on. TO
extra hnc; excellent assortment.
Now on view. Catalogues morning OF sale.
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IL ENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
ll GREAT SALE OF PICTURES INTERNATIONAL
ART INSTITUTION


HENRY " LEEDS = CO VIII sell at anci,on, on Thurs,
the The old Dusseldorf Gallery ss sradwsy Grca, of
pictures International Art Institution comprising works
highest order OF OF the Dusseldorf Munich Drcs
other schools, consigned TO William Aufermann
E director and for the three exhibition
the OF Broadway and Fourth street This collect on
valuable exhibited IN this country Among tacss ereat
specimens by Hasenccvr, Carl Hubner, Jacobs
Grun schrsder Eshke Achenbach, 6einbruck, sches.n
ger 0rund Martin, Lichtenbergor, Lxchenwit,, Puien
Sonde nd, Scheuren Huntnger. Iiillmscher Also ane
examples the French school by Monyoisin Juette Bon
heur De Jonhse De Drsux, Tannear. Lanfant do
Net. recrus coaturisr Dapre Jules Csron Bretor
belgium. By KoeE Koek 4 verboeckhoyen. Robbie. Ten
Ksrs De vylder. DillosA Ruyter. De Bylandt Madame
Ronncr. Csro!us Plumo Woutermatens. Quineamx, vor
together with nne examples or she kngiiah
schools By shaycr. ryne, Nm wiia~s Bs.t,ie Adams,
lection the portrah OF Baron Alexander Hum
boidt taen from life ~ Professor schrader. which
pleased he addressed TO M Auermann
the following letter. the original Of which may be seen at the
sIn.How should no, moved. my dear Mr Auier-
by al the Kindness and honor shown 10 me In the
painter Proes Sehradcr combines In the hsppiest
manner great phy siognomcat truth with depth OF feeling
and the most AborIons technically. 49,
Considering the increasing good will bestowed me In
your country. hope that tho work OF dear friend viii
ind favor In your exhibton
Please excuse because Of my pairarcha age (durh men
ural,erl. the le=ibility OF these lines
Yours. faithfully,
BxptI~ Noyember6 q. 1853.
The above collection Is now open Tor exhibition free.
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AMUsE MENTs.

n.,D.. o,..,.r
THIS EVENING IN RsDAY.
Fourth time TINS great comedy Morton
thor OF the school ol REFORM Cure Hesrsehe."
&c,
with the standard Ast OF the e.l Mi shment
Mr. Lesisr Wal.Ack. ......... Rostrum
Mr. Mark sfnilh. ............ as April
Mr. Charles Fisher. .......... az Nicholas Rue
Mr. George Holland
louhs
Mr. Norton Egsrt00
Mr. Reynolds ..0f fevilio
Miss Mary 0snnon sydney
Miss Fanny horant ....,.. as n u. lirevi 10
Mrs jean bcl ton sally DSwnright
Fridey, second night ofa
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CEORGE COOK, AuCTIONEER.
VI ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a store 4l broadway, very
large well selected Furniture consisting
Parior suits covered in brocade brocate plush reps and
Chamber Furniture suite Library. Reception and Dining
Room Suits: rosewood Eiaseres Secretaries War robes
Bookcases SdeDoards Work Tables Canerburys. Centre
and Fancy Tables. Lounges. Easy Chairs Hall Furniture
Extension Tables, nc N. BAT IL o'clock,
wood Pianoorte TX octave. finished all round nearly
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HENRY b uEErS EE SENks n; AsS5IoSEEs wS5b ! ~
Sa' 'csroons 45) broadway.
ep spt1iaI rnipAT rkssNprosY F1s p ss ssGi. ssGR
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ELEGANT pIAMoSD JEMELRY,
FRENCH Is CARAT GOLD CHAINS
Rich carved Ivory and Fancy Goods &c. &c.
Also abou, 2D silver plated Waters,
Both round and oval,
From 10 10 70 inches.
Being the balance stock of Mr. NJ. g. Friend
Is dec ng the business The goods VIII be offered In
trade only aud Will be sold positively without
any rescrye whatever. Catalogues viii be ready early
mornne OF sale.
Il Z. HALsEY. AuCTIoNEER,
81. BY j. L. HALSEY CO.
At their co Liberty street. Thursday Feb 10
pRy asops |" O'CLOCK
FANCY GOODS,
CUTLERY PISTOLS, aC,
Comprising Dress Trimming EJglngs Worsted Bobbin
Pongee and Cambria Iandkerchefs, Misses and Mems
Socks Wool Caps Mantas, Skirt supporters spool
Cotton, &c, &C. -
Ladies' Reticues, mahogany and ood Writing DESKS
Violin and GUITAR string ,aps Scissors and snear.
Billiard Cue Chalk Chewing Gum, Ac, 40
Immediately the above. for aceoun, Of whom may
concern, - z..
Half Qnarer ana Tenth Boxes
In lots 70 suit city and country bayefA
SATURDAY, Feb 81. a, II O'Clock.
WEDSEsDAY Feb Is, at los o'.locs,
On The premises 20 Walkcr street.
FINE FUR SOFT HATS,
The importation and manufacture OF
RfNALDO ". WATERS
Feb. -
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A UO1Ios Ko1IcE;-PEnExrroRY SALE OF ELn, !,

A UCTION NoTICE:-PEREMpToRY SALE OF ELH.
"a gant Household Furniture, rosewood Paror Suits In
lch velvet and crimson brocntc magnificent Centre
ksbss costly BronIes. Dsque Figures Ao &c. comprising
hs residence lse west Twenty first street. Seventh
WEBTCOIT Aucioneer, will SELL this day trhursday,
Of the above bouso, shine,
which o6sr extraordinary induce to housekeepers
NE house 10 beautifully furnished throushout and al IN
erect order consisting Of three superb Parior suits richly
tArved rosewood Etaeeres. magnificent rosewood Sec
1etAry and Bookcase, cost $50 Ladys French Es
etore sAiu.ry top Centre Pier Tables French
tia1s Oval Mirrors. Damask and Lace Curtains rich Win
low Shades Bronze Clio ks Turkish Lounges, with Arm
aairs TO match; rosewood Work Tables mAsnlcent Maa.
Hel Vases with hno collection us Oil Paintings richly
Framed. Bronxcs and Bsque Figures which Is
Serb Bronze Of Christopher Columbus William Tell and
esser the Trouadours eles Bslues representing
Vanity Feast ~ Love- the Seasons Venus the hath,
a., with ELEGANT Paran and Lava Ornaments. Chamber,
Dining Room and NurseryEeeant Cut and Eggayed Glass
fun sets rich French China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Silver War; &C, with oak Dining Furniture superb
GOOD Beds.es Spring and Hair Mattresses Bds and Bed
Ming ChAmbe SUITS French Ensrlings Cottage ana Spring
eat Chairs Rockers Sofas. Sofa Bodseads Brussels and
tngrain Carpets No postpon ment Catalogues at house.
- GB-Housckee viii ind this sale worthy OF special
kention-
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MARRIED LIFE
Monday aud received with laughter
and appsu-e by . very large audience.
Saturday.
NH. CHARlER FISHERs BENEFIr.
(Nrvcr acted hcrel
CAfTAIN or THE WATCH
Masks AND PAGES
Monday, Gfth night of
HRNRfETrE
BoA book open Tor oi from e.
10 10 rcpcsted-Money Bod stroke n isb md. Tho
IrshH-irees Love an Money The Provn oil II sband the
School for Scandal the Road Kun Pauline and the Magic
Marriage. y
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II J. l. SMITH AUCTIoSEER, WILL SELL, THIS
"a. day. at o'clock, the entire Furniture OF family
Ewing housekeeping In the private residence IL Ninth
Hree< east OF third avenue. SALE positive. Deposits re
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IA and siirer Watches. 4c--A NJ CRfsTALAR Ans,,anD
Ser q Bowery will sell this day Thursday the oth ~
ioX O'Clock. large -nd amabls a-sortmen, hrs ens.
Btngle Stone and Clus;er Diamond, Ruby and Peari
rooches Earrings. Rings studs sleeyc Buttons Diamond
sis. Bracelets anda variety oi other diamond aries
kleo Gold Hunting Patent Levers, Double Wntehes
Hnsah fall Jswekd Levers Ladies Pine Gold Diamond and
namcIisd Watches Silver Plated and Git Anehors and
yitnders larg. lot Of Goi Guard Fob. Vest cha,s
heine Chsns Jewery Plated Ware, Fancy Articles. &c
aa0sss sale The attention n the trade u Invited 10
6oove witch VIII bs found large variety Of Diamond
koJis enumerated above.
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4 UCrloS HorIcE.-THE SALE or rur opocrpv
IA ani Liquor Store, corner Of Third avenue ana EsS,
hird stree, assrs.d 70 take place this day 70
~ yosEPH Mc0UIRE, Auc,ionecr 9, Third .v.,..
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A UCrIOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE IN SArUk
IA dny. Feb 81 at ocock r. ~. on the premi cs Farm
OF about three Of first cass nnd nGc plea
ground AIDED level thereon. situated the town Of
wesport Fairfield county Conn Yy per cen. can re y
WAkEMAN, IS Market street. New York, or 10 DANIEL
CONLkY. the Irumlses
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A UCTION NOTICE-PEREMpToRY SALE OF CHOICE
~ 0roceries, Liquors, Horse. WAGON, &c.
J. GILLESPIE, Agctionerr,
Will sell Thursday morning Feb. 10 l0b O'Clock,
Here 569 Ninth between Thirty second and Thirty
hrd streets, choice assortment OF Family Groceries
Liquors, &c, consisting Of Tcas Sugars Coies Meats,
Dpicss, Brnndies, Gins, Wines, 60 t9c
Also. a II clock, Horse, Wagon and Harness 4c, Ac.
Herms cash