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ASSEM- BLY,.

ASSEMBLY.
Mr. LOUTREL gave notice Of bill 10 provide
horse railroads In New-York, 40 aB 10 protect tho
interests Of citizens AID taxpayer.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Nv Mr. PtULDlNG--ro authorize Justices OF
the Peace in Kings County to hold inqueeia In the
By Mr.. BOSFWICK-To ameud tie charter Of
the Lebanon Springs Railroad.
By Mr.. KORNTo subject TO proper police reSu-
la,ions all cars on city railroads.
BY Mr.. LEAMY-To appropriate S6oOOo from
the general fund, TO remove obstructi0ns IN tue
Hudson River. the work TO be under the direction
b. MIR. rLYNN-To give effect to the RESOLUTION
Of the Common COupc OF Now York, authorizing
Commodore Vanderbilt 70 extend the pier on the
sOuth side Of Pier No. |, North River.
BY Mr. LESIIE-To make corporations or per
sons liable in case Of the death Of person injured
Nv their neglect.
nv Mr. iUTCHINGS--To provide that the pay
of the members OF the Common Council fhaii be
81, 900 year salary, In lieu oil any lees or extra
compensation. -.
By Mr.. O BRIEN-Repealing the laws relative
10 the election of consables III New f0Ik, aud CAV
inp the 81 eiT with the advice and consent OF the
Board Of Supervisors, power 70 apPoiht iopr M Vat
shals for each Judicial District Court, 10 MOI ohco
The concurrent resolution allowing The Senate 10
rdionrn from the 10Th TO the 2Jth inst was agreed TO-
THE COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS TO GIN.
MCCLELLAN.
Mr.. Dsrcys resolutions inviting Gen. George y.
Mcclellan to visit the capital ~ the gue'I % .le
State were modified by him so as 10 request We
Governor 70 forward copy Of The resolutions 10
Gen. Mcclellan instead Of u COMMITTEE being az
pointed to welt upon him. ...o,ro,,
MesRra. SHERWOOD ana REDDlNuioN
Withdrew their amendments.
Mr.. Darcys resolutions was then carried, only iour
members voting against them
Three Others, Messrs. Davis, Parker, Parke,
The following are the negative votes: MessIs'
Courtney. T.. Hopkins, IT,, Prescott aud Sweet. :,
were excused from voting, each announcing that u
they were compelled 70 vote they should vote Ill ''o
negative.
The resolutions received 95 affirmative votes.
TAX ON FOREIGNERS.
Mr.. KORN offered resolutions directing the Juoi-
additionally passed imposing q tax on foreivners
VINO neglect 10 become citizens OF the Un'cd S'a'ee
after The term required Tor their nstaralizasish'
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The Cnrudiuu Parliament.

Nos1rRAIr kul.dly, Fcb. u, NV
Parliament met al Quebec at o'clock to-daYn
The Hon. Alexander Campbell OF Kingston was
unanimously elected Speaker OF Legislative Council.
Tho GOVERNOR speech viii be delivered tomorrow
Both Houses adjourned.
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The Illinois Legislature aud Peace IIeso-
luliOus
SPRINGFIELD. H.,

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Thund'y. Fob. y, 1852
Peace resolutions we're passed il the House to-day
by u vote Oi - " %.
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State Treasurer may draw sight drafts sgn the.e deposits
within twenty days from the end Of the month during which
the moneys drawn for collected and these dri sha
be paid In urd, current at the banks In tie City OF Albany
And unless thess drafts arc d,honored the State Officers
have no claim urder the contracts to demand COIN
Neyehecs the Controller issued circular calling on ths
banks for the payment Of coo in coin 5000 OF prn
cpl due 10 January and $3.50 600 interest Tire amount on
deposit, April 1862 was 1891 e4s 49, otwhic the amount
ius demanded in gold 50 per cent This propoion is
much szer than tho banks able sppy In the Albany
City Bk for instance the amount Of Canal funds depo.i,s
wss S6o o5, 56 per cent Of which l. $94 1885, while the
whole amour! Of specie held by the bsnk On that d.
only $1,000 IL tie Buffalo banks the same day were
Canal fuad' to the amount Of S5CG,l75 &C. Their quota
would be S2sJ4s and they had only $40 in coin TO meet
the demand These two show fair oftbe con-
don Of the bank They hold ell the coin that their ord
nary business and the State had neither legal nors
moral hight under their contac. call them for gold for
the Cens tolls
urged that large portion OF the debt Is owned In for
egn countries where payment in coin imperative The
camel deot Of tho state is about COOS General Fund
Debt about s6oOoCo OF the Canal Stocks 2aG2 23 SO
IRE held b. citizens Of the United sstes &4s,27 &c
foreign account! Including the general fund debt the whole
amount owned by foreign creditors is probably Ices than
100000 out Of s3O00oo0 Blu, be The amount greater
lees 10 distinction should De made the principal
or interest between foreign and home creditors.
The practice In making payments has been nearly Uniform
add should De continued by depong current funds VITA the
Manhstan Company Of Newyor. The holder. Of stocks
surrender to that Company and receive payment from In
such fur1s.
The State had bs right make suoh contracts as 1t did with
tue bauss, aud should honsraoy observe them To hold
different doctrine 10 require payment Of The Canal bills 10
coin will drive al tunnsge from the Canals Besides to
change ho Of tho CONTRACTS would reoa tbs suretcs
o them
The Com tee Il therefore Of opinion tha. the resolution
referred to hemha TIE Senate in the views Of the
Commissioners Of the Canal Fuad aft ming It to be tho duty
Of the State pay tina interest and principal Of tho s,rte
Debt in coin or its sqaivasnt-oOght not to pass
The report 10 gaed by Charles Cook Allen Monroe aud
William II. TobeY.
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BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY.

tie use Of the dummy" engine on the Brooklyn
Central railroad.
BILLS REPORTED FAv0RABLY.
To authorize the payment Of the interest on the
canal dratis, protested for n0n-l ayinent.
By Mr.. SANFORD-'Fo appropriate the proceeds
Of the State tax for the support OF the common
schools.
On rotion Of Mr.. PRUYN, this bill was put for
ward to "a iva, Committee Of tbs Whole.
Mr.. CONNOLLY noticed a bill relative to the
city railroads ia New-Iork.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Nv Cir. yyOODRUFF-Rel.,ive to the trans-
portation OF passeugsrs sud freight FROM tue North
River 10 other points III the city.
TIE remsder OF the session WAS consumed Ii the
consideration OF the General Bounty bill.
Recess till p. IN.
The Senate met at 7, the special order being the
resol lton relative 10 The Emancipation Proc gmation
Mr.. PRUYN offered the following amendment; fl.
Re.ol,.d that viii msiLsln and support Il 10 ell i'
Ssanss s.al,s fssH every quarter from Secession"
Mr. LAM protested against this coupling IN the
came breath tie Aboltionsts Of the Nor,h witt the
traitors in arms against the Government Ut TIC
South.
Mr.. HUTCHINGS desired something moro def
ipis. What class Of people was meant by gbe ADO:
Attempted What rights h.sdl .aey I6byeded
&r. pBUYN sid the fosoluliors had been
a,-.aslt out q, th6 Ell slon Of u. S. Senator, but
he snbmi,,cf wheiJAt the resolutions discus
zion were such as the majority Of tho Sena'e
desired to pace. If they were, 10 would satisfy
himself by voting against them. II parties at tue
South were false 10 the Government, and parties at
the North assisted them, he should no; hesitate to
couple both together. The SOatn attempts 10
destroy the Government, yet ciass OF
people at the North refuse, through
The New-York TRIBUNE, TO defend the
Government unless il pursued particular course;
unless the doctrine of State-iights Understood al
the Norrh, was maintained we should ere long have
detpotiEm. 1t was impossible that the concerns OF
States stretching across vast continent could be
administered by a central power.
The discussion was continued by Messrs.
HUTCNNGS, LANMAN, LAW, HARDIN, AID
PRUYN.
The amendment was lost, and Mr. laws resolu-
ton adopted, alter several minor amendments.
Adjourned.
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ElryN.

gPOW-rn this city "wednesday, the IN ios,' Mo
plig,tet brown ., II 90 v.afa reHes Of David browr
TIE funeral viii tsAs place Ut the ieaSelc' W h"1'S
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re- The following Is statement Of the affairs Of 'hs Com
pany for tne fiscal year Guiding 3ss January, 1859:
Net Cash Assets ls February. l062.....$7S9 s03 Il
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR.
For Premians and Policy Fees. u. l9l.eS5 SO
For Iate.est Oh lnyeslmeuta...... 5J242 80
For Annul.iss 8,sA 10
Oysrpsid by Agent,...,...,.,...... 1853 n
I.755.2c5 81
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FPEnTRICH g. wlNSrON, WILLIAM II. PoPhAM'
,cg,tv T.. PRuYN. SEYMOUR L. Hustled.
vvtrrr,N MOORE EZRA WHEELER,
.posr,r ~ MccrrRDY WILLARD FILLMORE,
,s.,rcnpp,! PEARSON SAMUEL D. BABCOCk,
WM. :. BUNKER, NAhtl.' pA.iD, '''
v,rrrtN ppIv's DAVID HoADLEf,
IOuN p YELYERTON, HENRY A. ON ihr,
JOHN wADswoR1H WILLIAM v nhADi'
Ar ppEn EDyARDs W. H. DODGE,
- ~ pRADFoRp. GEORGE s. COE,
JOIN ~ STUART, NM' N. SIAo-'o,
49, u,JrJvs NATHANIEL HAYDEN,
SAMUEL l.. SPROUTS william NJ 'LtNi-4E
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL JUN T. DENhLiN,
,r,ru-s ROBINSON. WELLINGTON CLAPP.
W SMITH BROWN. MELANCT NJ. FREEMAN,
RICHARD PATRICK, OLIVER ii. PALMER.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC aBBArT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HoxASs, Ac,usry
MIsruRS Posi-, u. D.. Medical Examiner.
RICHAKD A. MoCURDY. Attorney
Council
WILLIAM BELTS. LID.
Hon. LuClUS ROBINSON
Popular Lectures.
Nhs EMMA HAhbINUE a.,
Nili deliver COURSE or LECTURES In Dodsw9 s,a,
HeIl No e06 Broadway. commencins FRIDAY EVHNi'''
February 49, .I Nov,l
snbiect-A Residing from Victor Husos Ceebrssd Ns'''
Les hiterables, on " The Battle"
20 couaiasnee at II Z, u, Admisslea 10 eeHs~
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Dueness Notleee.

TIiie.sY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN Old
gra,r-Mss. %gslov's soorniyG srggr ia The pEo,edp
tim Of one Of The be, sm,n Yhy'iHs srd nurses IN the
Uu,ei sta,cl las been asi oT thirty years ~'th never
safety end BY millions of Hobers and chfsn
from the feeble infant OF week old TO the adnli.
II correc.a rciGy Of the stomach
Relieves Wild collie,
Re gulates tho bowels.
And gives Rest Health sHd ConFos, to mother ard child
p cents bc..o.
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E,nrfrr

FhrRELI - 6CHLUMfF - A. ST. Stephsn's Church on
IA.fsdav Fob u 10y tho Rev O1senga, Thcs NJ. Fii.
rel. L. ~. TO May T., d.usaser OF joan ~ ScAlu"p'
csg, OF this city
OlEGS--NOpnTSON--N ths residence az the BRIDE ;
other 4huf-dsy Feb g. by the Rev. J. NJ Dichon 81
E"wnt, y j. Nr. Wisg c. Nossrs to ai,s Mage 'io'
dat Glitter OF James Morrison. osg all OF ths city
WRIGHT-MANN-On "Wednesday. Feb. II. 1883 ny me
Row j. f.. Newman r.. Is. {. Wright Of ChAHes wv
Iowa. to Caroline ri san ofNcw- Nork.
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TIE RECALL OF III. MERCER ANTICIPATED
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NEW,YORM LEETsLATUHE.

SENATE. albany, Feb. 70 1868.
A run Der OF petitions were proeen,ed IN favor OF
tie use OF the dummy" engine on the Brooklyn
Central railroad.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE SEWARD.MeRciEa DISCREPANCY.
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TnIAL OF SOLDIER FOR MURDEn.--The trial
Of Matthias Gsizdorf soldier belonging to the 1904 New
York Regiment for murder Of Msx Writ by shooting
continued in the Hudson County Court yes;edsy ho
fore Judge OGDEN. aai a. sooate Judge Pope.
ORA Culver aud Burdsti who made post mor.em tsst
sed ths. M Wrx's death was caused by pistol shot
wound
Jacob Weber testified to having assisted in aesing the
prisoner
Mrs Johsnne. Wsnner testified that the rishs OF The
she standing IN iron, OF her house GAizdol
with pislo ia bis hand, and bs heard aim say
hsye giyea him. sni II 10 need can give him an
otcr" De toward tic i've coTnefi witness W. nc
iao tho saloon tad Wiz lying upon he oor where he
oacn McCrr, police oacer testified TIA, Gsli,zdorf
d mis- ehirre as te conveyed MIN 70 the station
ho.~ found ns person p-Vir balls md pcrcn''ion caps
bu fey5vrr prisoner a witns.s 1t the station RAT ne
hs' nsf tte hid called him ,lht he would
mo- so, the prisoner about half AVID has Intoxicated
hut sprruri 20 uade-s'1nd ha lie WIS taking about.
En Ntenmex being sworn testified that he was at Wan.
st-tis he hoard Wis say n N esn te you may e'ths
pistol wa discharged Ihs soldier aid ,see yon nave
tue soldier anu Ou. ster him, but the colder
wasGwsy
The ea.@ wa L.ro rested on TIE part OF tie State.
Channeey Shelter ed opepcd the case IoI hr Ntirnse'
The indictment b. sid ~ sua IN cases o. 'hs
WI to ful sach verdict beneath that n 'grf! ~ tle.r
ras dictate In this he could no.
ta there nAd any malice; Ia tbs cohdon OF tho ee-
-ndsnt q. that II me- nc might have Tho any QUE ne e1
pfc'od prove that defendant Vas rot sano fssonble
heinz TIM n tao act tho :ritnte tes up De
6 qulon u nienti and second. prcvocAiiol Oy Mr.
Minz ,,
rnuab-ros witnesses to show the coalition
pTisan-r day aud evening that the crime vas
ssosy hs the prisoner a. eobsidsrsDy
tnIoz sad lad taken out 10. toi m Two u' "f
prrscnins IL a, siro Adii1gc. and another time a.
Ar,. Munsinf. Ia lager beer ssoou-
Ihs a. defsn1e concluded and the case
will 10 .. sed sad given TO the JaIy to.csy.
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6pcrlHi Nchrcs.
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Twentieth Annual Report
OF THE
MUTUAL LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY Or NETWORK
OFFICE No. 81 BROADWAY.
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the account may be paid by Quartermastef rpou
tie certificate of the Commanding General Of the
Department OF the commanding officer of the post
showing that the kilograms were on public business
and that the matter demanded this mode Of commu-
nicniinn
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THE NEW OPPOSITION ORGANIZATION
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Gross As-s.. Feb I, issG........"G9, 225, 1879
INCREASE IN NIT CASH ASSETS FOR THE YEAR,
SI.O.S.390 SD.
Number Of Policies in force February l. 1863 1881, IT,
u.ng the sum Of S3I3Jl4s0 exclusive Of Rcyersorary
da.uons.
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Ill.JIiE.

Pme ioprsg ia pure WArEa
Send for CiIeuAr Dm IL. AsDsns L Co.,
Pay,ie,an' AID cheni.t'. No i!l Bro'dyay.
IHE UNITED STATES TAX Law,
Nov Ry,DY In rumphc' Of p pss't on fine. white paper
beside tho oil Which ~woFd for wo'd in accordance 'h
ITO, Of ,yery article be taxed ~ tho law sud
" he ,ar he levied thereon hi. Isndsr a complete
p,,e. A,,a pos.pll; per w ser. bv evpres; g
per 700 Il oy mai 1ddre.. riis Iai"UNs Newiors
TRrssrs. DIR. RECESS HACD RrrBEn MrL-
rrrpar Tsess invites The ncr; sca'eni's cr'ean' TIE
RrGo,s oibce, No. Bsrcla,-'', Ne"'forA
TRrsspe.-MaRsn Il Co.'s RadioJ Care
Trr,s Oalce No Vcsyst On9er Aston louse oppo,ite
- cI,,,f No connection wheyer with any otAs. Islss
oaicc Of ,rfue a female ait'Hd' La4e'.
DlsrssEs or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
an ASo sgxrAl sIsTls'-i'es eal reliable tsrs ,-r--
ie envelopes pee olcharfe Aeds'' D }. akiLLN iouc
TO-. fo~tlJ hWci.'lsn, p illfsigaA4 P
T,r warren AND JEWELRY BUSINESS of tdc
,,.e Ion g. Gluochio s. offered lot sale Inquire the
promises. NJ. ~ osn4 q,
BstLs AND PARTIES vs.. sSow AND RAlN.-
wl..e s,q Mo, md Linen oi,i'er Boots sgi sgpen
NO 80 clsA!-...
ByAuTPur IrFF-LKE PICTURES.
Csrtee ia Fi'ite ~ Ger doz'n IDuplicsri 81 30 hn
" a'ivea lt''H. j. a .-~N - - '---'iis-'' ~ /
LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE.
IHE iDANs hxPArss LOMpAHY
are running daily ksptesses i.outyle aud
Fress for BovLiSe GAErN aui NASHVILLE mus, be PIE.
pa AID an 0yoce Of Tia GOODS properly sworn TO bsoIe
Notary Public should rccOhIeu the Packages.
ADk@s EArkg.S OoNPAsY, New-York.
WHEELER a. WILSON'S SL,TiNG-MACHiSEs,
HibHrsr fKfaiua.
International Exhibition. London, 1862.
Ohco. No so5 BKoADwAy. New-Yors.
Com PEgs.3rAe best and The cheapest, az
A. MonroSs No. - M,idon-are, New. tork.
n
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
CupREME COURT or THE STATE or sew YORK

CuPREME COURT OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
Robert s. Hone behalf Of himself and others against
John A. Stevens aud John A. g. Gray, trustees ~
In pursuance Of an order this honorable curt he
dersgned referee, duly appointed IN is action VIII ei
at public suction ~ simeon Draper aue0uerr a. the Mef
chana Etchange ssssrqom. III BroadwJ, ~ ihr city o
following stocks and Judgment, 10 wit
6s shares of 800 each 81 tas caral stock he BiFao
New Y1rs AMI kfi4 Railroad Company and
"a shares Of 80 each, ~ The rrfeffed stock III ihn n
I'll luApolis aud Madison Railroad Company.
fsfruent sred IN sapr~n~ ts,at ts STATE AZ
New YORK against A. 4. tphna. fUr Sfs,i ~,
q A. SEWARD Refsfee
NyW ms February ~ i0
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
FREE LECTURES on POLITICAL ECONOMY.
The lecture of this will be delivered The
MONDAY MARCH q, at sP. NJ, by
SIMON STERN ESQ, ON
PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE. PAPER MONEY, AND
TfIE RELATIVE RIGHTS or THE GOVERNMENT
AND ITS CITIZENS
M tickets required and all invited TO attend By
order OF The trustees ABRAM 3. HEWITT. Secretary.
IDopuLAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
Il The Board Directors OF the Mercantile Library Asso
rla,lon in is attention OF the public Of
s sIx gpendidly illustrated Lectures on
THE ATMOSPHERE,
By Rev W. q. RICHARDS, N,
Re given al
CLINTON HALL,
Nm The Monday and Thursday In the first three
weeks of March beginu NJ on the "a inst
The lectures viii embrace the fhhosphy Chemistry and
p@tre, of Atmosphere. and they VIII be crowded
pRIi,(fANT EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
p.rsaasl on new powerful instruments ~ the highest
nsran "a am scientific excellence. Besides magnificent
Ar punp ant its Dronrinrs, the apparatus includes
EIjUMKORFFis INDUCTION COIL MACHINE,
for s ustraon % the Aurora aud or producing other
Tie Zee for he course viii Be "a for snge ke,s and -
for ts "a aduittse afy and gentleman The.e NAV be
Obtained TIE Library Asor paee Cro"sns os hrosn 81
way; WIN. Han 4 son's 5tj Br0alwsyi bocx~oo1s. vi
Broadway, and Evans. iis brosdway ,, , \. =, -
Evening tickets Ht ~ GEMS viii be soh onv ~ the uoof
On the evenings ~ the lectures
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A UCTION NOTICE-PEREMPrORY SALE TO CLOSE
IA AN ESTATE.
d. d CAL iLKINS. AUCTIONEER
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
SILVER PLATE, dc, &c,

SILVER PLATE, dc, &c,
On Monday, March2
AT the private residence No Els West Fourteenth street.
Eighth avenue,
Commencing at l0h o'clock, A. NJ.
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house The
elegant PaIior Furni; made order and Is in solid
rosewood The whole will be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash, Offering Ind GENE nts to purchasers.
Elegant Pianofure, with all modern
improvements oyersns bass pearl keys cost $500; rich
Sieo and embroidered Cover;
three elegant fu suits OF rosewood Parlor Furniture. In
rich bro, ada satin Etsgeres, splendid and
.ostly Pariar OGas n Vases, Ne. also magnificent
zion ~ Paintings rosewood Turkish and Easy
Chairs IN tue awooi Centre and Side marble top
fables ~ Lly cared.
Chambsr Suns. IN rosewood and mahogany: Bureaus.
arved HehsfsafS Mashstands Sofa Beds haircoth
pure Har Mattresses from forty nfy pounds, made
% orlcr IN cxc-iieni condition.
Dining Room furnture consisting OF fine oak Extension
fable Arm Chars Siverware, rich China ivory and
uver Cutlery, Forks sloonE with heavy and
Uaved Glasw Of every description. No posponement
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A R.ssf;;S;5s .sssSSsf p SIsss; i S,sS5, 81 S,paa
win sell this d., MSadayl March lex O'Clock. a. the
g: ysa:i Inn IN. s.s Tss s Co
sss % ssi 81 ,S5 sssss. r..
sssas !. Fsss ss~. Eli i S
oreen kR os is miss Is Soads due due
@ iSoS Ws.hina,oa cy Mining Co. 10 per Bonds.
500 Evansvillel cr,~ iordsv,lle RR lis, mtgc Bonds
seu,,.s sen sesaar salc Thursday, Marin .;
and Ihursds l2, o'clock the Merchants Ex.tangr
AH.N; Al. buys and .sls 4 the stock board
sona Scrip soaS and sold
Interes. allow on Deposits Dividends collected.
ALBERT H. NICoI.AY Stock Broker
and Auctioner. So William street.
Not, Fir
THIS 4HIS Sa SSdSbiS} RShSiS Il ffS b. ojFH JSfoon
At NO sa wsi SiSFS f1sSSs sfEhET VEST OF
kSs;ssy ~ s q. ss used the
consisting OF costly collection Of Bronzes sins and
sis%p Ms9f 1ss
sell and maroon lk velvet rosewood Secretary and
sss
reps rich.y carved Chamber suits In walnut and nahog.
any Bureaus carved Bedseads hundred yards Of
Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Sofa Beds In hair
CLOTH Hair Matrasses from forty to nifty pounds ade to
order good condition. Shades SIX and Lace Cur
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
consists of fine oak Extension Table, Silver Ware rich China
ivory and silver tery Fors Spoons, &c with heavy Cut
sJvr.
N B-The above furniture is the best description and
offers extraordinary Inducements to housekeepers
others person will be In cart
Sale rain or shine.
A BRAHAM WATERPROOF. AUCTIONEER.
STATUARY. PAINTINGS
AND ARTICLES OF vERTU.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
at the elegant private residence of NJ Chapman ESQ., 45
WeN Sixtcenlh street between Fifth and Sixth
THIS DAl, (MONDAY) March z, sale commencing IL
O'clock
DRAWING ROOMS,
Bronze and ormou Chandeliers velvet Carpets Rugs two
superb Suits covered with brocatc o the richest descrp
tion, Eageres marble tops Secretary and Book
case Encoigntres Cabinets manel and pier Mirrors
hodercd lace Curtains French Shades Centre and Chess
Tables Sevr.s and Dresden china Vases.
ROSEWO GOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
sold rosewood case all modern improvements made to
order by celebrated maker; rosewood Canterbury Stool
satin Cover Books and Music hall Hatstand and
Suit style Louis XIV, plate glass Doors
hair Mattresses feather Beds, spring Beds Sheets Bod
ding reclining Cha rs Lounges Dining Roon-Oak Buffet
EXTENSION Chairs rich lots ruby and crystal Glass
ner aud Tea Service Table Cutlery French CHINA Dinner
ana Tea ITS &C. Parties wishing to attend this sale
ake the Firth and Sixth and the Asor
House aud St Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving at
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