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sketch OF General Palmer.

Brigadier General John McCauley Palmer, reported
wounded born in Christian county, KY, September
H. 1917. He removed TO Madison county ILL.,, in 1882.
and 1889 settled in Carliuve where he resided at the
opening of the He commenced practice
lawyer in ls+0 and married in 1912. In ls47 he
was elected delegate TO the State Constitutional Conven
ton, and in 1852 elected State Senator, holding the
ONCE until 1855. In 1855 no a delegate from Illinois
10 the Republican Convention at Philadelphia. and was
one Of the electors Of State large the Republican
Convention OF 1850 at Chicago, which President Lin
coin nominated. Nr. Palmer was one Of the
commissioners TO the Conference Convention which
met at Washington, u. c., February 4, 1861,
DIN the 18th OF May 1861. he was commits
stoned colonel Of the Fourteenth Illinois Volunteers, and
with his regiment Missouri during the summer
and fall Of 1891 and formed part OF Fremonts army that
marched Springfield after Price but did not catch him
ON the 18th of December 1861 he appointed brga-
der OF volunteers and attached % General Popcs
command, then organizing at Commerce, Mo. He was
with that general at New Madrid Island No. 10 and at
Cornth and commanded the First brigade OF the First
division OF the Army OF the Mississippi He served under
Rosecrans at Cornth, and apparently so upon his
commander that he has been transferred from General
Grant to General Rosccrans in his department. When
wounded he held the command OF the Fourth division of
Rosecrans serving in the left wing or General Crit
tenden's
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INTERESTING FROM SUFFOLK.

General C0rcoran ut SuHolk-Gencral
Peck ON the Move.
BALTIMORE Jan 2, 1852
The Amecons corresp pendent at Suffolk tho
arrival there OF General with his entire brigade
He II take command there.
General pccks command rs moving in another dircc.
ton.
skrmshne with the rebels continues TO be Of dsiy
and they have been routed every occasion
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DIED.

ApArp.-Iu Brooklyn, Friday morning., January ..
sud lcly, SiLuA infant daughter OF W. ~ and Isabella
Adair, eyed III m9nths and ~ days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 AZ.
tend se funeral from III High street, sunday after
noon, al tw1 O'Clock.
B,ISg--Dn Frid ~ January 2, iitNRy BoHSE, aged
q years aud 10 months.
Inc ricfds AID relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited & attend The funcral from his tate residence No.
First street ~ the owcry IN Sunday afternoons
at two u'c.Ock.
NtGgR--At tagbOudale, Pa, on Tuesday morning.
p.rrmbpr sO Iigtir h.. wife OF W Augustus bigger Of
phnli, h9 aid ushter Of WIN. W. Bronson, Lsl. Of
ths former liacr.
uteeu.st al arbundae January |.
grt.Y.--oa Friday, January 2, WILLIAM PATTERSON
IRApl Ill.
~, rscris and scVAiniances are respectfully invited
a. I'M ~ the fame al, his saturday ernonu.
a. ~ .fot Tie cs denca II his parents, No. 33 Nst
IWca. s..4,aIl s'-cat.
W.r't 4 ..Y-sn friday January :. TsRy, VII,
tta taaes tErte sft w., sd - ye4tB. nj. tf
3uh, Cp1aty CHk. IT. lhG.
and fricais vi lb0 famBy. ard 81 n 81.
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at the Executive Chamber the Capitol in the city OF
Albany as the time and place Of hearing the sane am,
very respeclfu liy, &c, HORATI0 SEYMOUR.
Governor OF the State OF New York.
10 TH0A o. A0I0N, Of the Commissioners OF Metro
politan Police
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
DEFEAT OF THE GUERILLA MORGAN.
CaiSSsns, Ammunition Wagons and
Provisions Captured,
&C., Sc, DO.

LOUISVILLE Jan. l, 1868.
The guerilla Morgan crossed the Cumberland river and
cut of communication with Nashville at Gansboro, and
appeared In front MunordsvilIe the 27h OF Docem
Der. Colonel obson Of the Thirteenth Kentucky drove
part OF his force, killing nine and capturing sixteen.
Morgan then crossed Green river, above Munfordsve,
and moved in the direction Of Ezabothtown BURNING the
bridge at Beaver and Non. lie also destroyed the
res,Ic work at Muldraughs Hill, AM moved for Rolling
Fork.
Colonel Harlan, commanding the Tenth Kentucky over
took him at Rolling Fork and attacked him, killing and
woundins number and capturing captain and pr-
The rebel Colonel Dull died OF his wounds also
did one OF our lieutenanu Of artillery.
colonel Harlan cros-sd pursued sCs ATTACKED N2rgs2
at Rolling Fork and the Salt bridge. This Z the
first instance believe, Of Infantry attacking and routing
cavalry. 1T has been done Winchester, va-ED
HxsAtn.1
Morgan He'd before Harlan 10 Bard town, and from
there attempted to escape between Lebanon and Gimp
Beleylle.
Colonel Haskins. 81 the Twelfth Kctucky commanding
there attacked him this morning, XII ing a number and
capturing ninety Of lis men; also capturing his ciassons
and ammunition wagons
Morgan is aying precipitately.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

81 Shiloh and there bravely his twin stars returned
20 Nashville and afterwards with Buell. 10 Louisville,
where he was placed in command the right wing OF the
Army the Ohio. On the sth OF October, 1862 his wing
fought the battle OF Cbapns Hills or Perry Vile He
holds the command OF the right wing OF General
Rosecans grand army which part of the forces has been
we'll engaged in the fight al Murfreesboro.
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iss-sseam Ariel Aspnrall. Potomac l~s nv, ~
-o,,,ps and oro- k-whrrn John Buoks To- !Asia tls
atryens ships Chssworth tBr). Web. ter Nspr str-
man Thornton L sturr iiarps veil WIN ", .h. Nni
waterman yenus, ropeks lous.nn; b. Mar .m9s.
Cr",inbo ortcian, Ahea tDrl Lgcota. New ~ Yer
Sy,r E,iyaih Mcf,ea lRr), Lucy Dariing sls sHt 'T
r1urtun, A rayior Reindeer, joel anSa"' = ~,
t..rr,s uarr,re Dill tso Barton Jane Ne. tsa lhs
sw..r lane u Ba,les Potter. Wal Pa e. s.ctt4ini
Mary Brow ming. Ripplc, Jas Brophy, Roman
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ARRIVED.


s.mshs x sEas s.s e. 4nspgr n""ss , Asr
mas,.r s,n ali, oil Iiatsras saw sasa s,ploat %.
S%s sos ssans Beaufort aA o IN The o' a. bark
.n sr s sssss Hen h'ste Nov II with d-'
ship Enoch barnard So Boton,, Ross London, ~ day.
w Sassa ssa s.. a 1 CO miles Of Sancs soa
ship Mobile tsrcj, Erandord HSmSars, II aays, IN bal
'"s s's s1 Se. na @"%s Arry, saes.ror.
'ssm:r w. n1nf hse
Steamer wes,ches,er. Nye. Providence
Steamship George washington eager Nov orlrsns iico
heavy norhery gales and rough sea sine s'ng Cape Hat
steamship Chesapeake wnl.i,s Portland. ~ih aud
passengers, 70 a scromwell 4 Go. -, :, .,,,
mdse, San,l Thongs nephew. llas NJ .fcace'
@1 @sa's Which vas "" TO atr aa
poles; crossed The .anks peg Is -, =. 49,. in,
me.e and nd liz passenger to Williams Gan9 lis as
Sn o 80 .ssi,ss 81 nv Is9%ers,sr DC y s.
Bnends AYES r.i ior IL Boston ~ . -
ship sG%tGen e. y - Bslosq' csa"G 81 Ma'iT
saw The bark Luc,noS 81 Dcmarata stesrns se Kept
American tag iyins sa, ~ ~ Ion - -, aN b. osg
ship mertosn ton Rr.san, tsrcm,. Bsline. Broen IS
days, with inl-c aud l3J pass 'ngrs % Itngr io5
mdse and Is - ssenrars 70 KGaatL Nsehoi ( kim
Bars Jans D.gsc., Lnmert GLASGOW and the C'de' Nov
BARK caedrn CireI. Blsc'er. A1s-.c - 4ays
sgnalized schr Ed Lam yer found =.
Dunk ALL (Irl, tr';ar Fail tivcr cngs ~ bast.
TO master. l. mt anchor ~ iiSers Island.
s1s nISs.s. @ q .e 2soT E
situation Of westerly cs the sntre passage.
Anna Mrleng3un fof. Bangor. Jackson buFn1s
Ayres Nov 10. with he.s vol, Sc pTM Nnyhc.+ fa..~d
In company with sbrs Oiheso, Trcveu, cala" r,pfreS
Paine Amherst for orders, Ia nlIai NcY - ,at LIS
Ion 20 10 W, spoke Br ship; Bergen CASH itol ~ Tor
Calcutta.
Brig Star Castle tBr Thompson, Five 81 s.a q, Get.
with potatoes, 20 Dnryee 4 II gaa
Bris Harp Clay, Binror, days with inter = sansn
seEr Victory (a, Th.mron, Ne~ London, 90 . da!'.
with oats, II Dewuf
Schr T u Bros n, NcNeison. Fort ROYAL. 9dass
Schr q h Saith, Soper, Ycninico, ; d,ss
Schr Mail, Houston. Chincptc igfe > hass
Schr Water wlch iIull, ph,iaiepain ia L.
schr WIN Penn Phillip. philadelphia " =.
Schr Ellen Baker, Lee dTcl E.g Harbor is't
schr New Zealand SMITH EzsbeIhpor To- New iiudeu
schr Malabar. WEIGH, Belfast:
Schr Chario te Graves, Rockland y Gays. =.
schr Elizabeth Afcularius HE k"ckand y" Ntwp'Ti
days - ,,,.,.u..,.x
srhr N " a f,rfee, Bears. Pal River.
cs,aon = ui. stone. len Providence, ~ hours
a,sapey Gen Msiss ~ trnnsportl, Waisoa .F tras
In ballast 10 Quartcrn,arier. ~ lust ~ wosa a
Rriyantir shoals large Dr. lang On irc.
STEAMER ospray Kenny. Providence.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.

sl.37J,5ss ia Treasure an Freight from
San Fra mclsco.
The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain r;nklepaugh'
from Aspnwail Gath ul,., arrived at this port this
morning.
January 2, Oh Absecom, signalzed bark Golden Rule
from Aspinwall FOR New York.
Tho col,o,. ,uo sroc,o i,ot vov
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.
Port Of New York, January Z, 49,.

CLEARED.
Ship Great Western Furber, Lverpooi-C II MARSHALL &
Co -
ship Thos Durham, Young I.ondon-Thos Dnuhaa.
Ship Grahams Policy Norton. New Orlca.a-j Akin d
Co. - -,
ship Scotland Bent Boston--H r 4 III Thninr-"'.
Bark Da Quesne r) Etchercy, BosteaaA-iiarlicr De
Vertu.
Bark Albecorc IBID, Eaton Barhados-B 7 Sa;an 3 c.
Maria Jane (Br) Crosby, Point Pcrc, Gaad-Bre
Son 4 Go.
Schr Nicanor. Kinks, Havann-J l. Hathaway.
Schr Rio Piumer Fortress M0nroe-Tnpper - 3iie .
Schr Commerce. Dan-s Fortress Monroe--t comp el.
Schr J = Burroughs Brown. M-ton,ptan. Va.
Schr NJ L Compton. Dupuy, WashlngioE--FSa Gtant
Siaght
schr Alfred Hall, Mailing, Deals IsiandBcnsg, Smith
&Co
Schr Hattie Low, Mumford. Snow IIili--A tlrcnS.
Schr = Secoi. Lynch. Baniore-S q iievAEsk 90.
Schr Julia Maria, Smith, -.
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THURSDAY, APRIL .,
At IL O'Clock, the Nefrhants' Exchange Sacsra,s
IN Broa iway.

~.
Two Lots fifih avenue, northeast corner srNentv
sixh street having large IN front ablut sSS37 ~,
stories hg OF the best locations tho .~k
bcing cqul.itsn' from the nrrh s0u,h end AMI
loso the skating pnnfs kamoc PROJECTED or
fowrr garrcn sc rhe upper stories mand a We q
ronrding ciiies rnt villages Staten Island. a.
tfFTu sNhNi'E HOUSE AND LOf rec story r., ma
House, With brfk basement fiiih fronting ,
trsi PAX. being third lot abQ lh,y sixth street.
BROADWAY, NEAR tIFrl.NfNfff STREET n,
Boalw. ne fouIth It above Fi.y ninth street ott 3si y
pfbre Nane than those the junction of Br,adWav
iiftynin,h street aud Central PARK. '''
BROADWAY AND fORrYffRSr STREET-A small
L. uQl,hHs coruer OF Broadway and Foryafst stree,
'iIscai HRooMI STREET, NEAR BRoApwAy-No sr-us,
large lye story House AMI Lo EXTRA size s5xli house
with extension and verauls, about " feet deep There
steam power and OF purchasing lot lesing % resne
cpi;ENE sTREgr-Xo. s2--Ffs street fo SOUTH of
hyoo. side, about 2iN5. forming T. with o, M
l6 iro;mc erccl above descfiei: gpoi location 10 A
anufacor having chance TO obtain an,re pow .r
fron the adjoining rfcmlscs
BOW AND IioUsruS--A valuable House and Iot On
thc northeast corner o Bcwery and hcr.on street
2i.iJ A.o No x3 Bowcry three story brick House aad
BRoSME And ELrzaBEru "A valuable rio, of ,rorot
being Lots forming H. No 3fC Buonic aud No ia
Exsneh. The latter has large. new, snus;a-tla irr
house on a. 2,y7C 20 ~ and i've high
and will rent for large por ceut tue value ~ the
shvENTy.SIgrr srREEr--A full Lot %, feet sas, ar
Third avenue. he north siie OF seventy nnh sIfe,
witch isa l.adef l0,fec street. regulated gfaocd
For particulars apply the auconccr No 1, Pine ,re
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HENRY II. LEEDS A co. Al CIT OsEhaS -ExEcu
y ta's sale of Household Fnnfifr' LII \ ~ ~
LiEbH co. will aei III rst:.s. Apl " a.
lui1 O'Clock al thc No ~ Nest G~en.,-oafih
street ny order OF lne efant hous oll Furni-
tue 'onsisiin OF Velvet CARPETS el ant ro. wood suits
covered IN crimson rrrsd and lite b'ocaul win ileda
hon centrei se@o,d OF er E'aee - o:taw Pane nsds
% Sodar cIces lei Daiiaa real blue Man t Lamps
Piano stool h match ipil ros ooi shield Hat stand
mahogany marble top adebsad with N rror uack na
hgany mari D.esslng Bureaus Dressing Tables Hsr
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Eols,rs ant Pillows, Sleepy
Hollow Chair mahogany SOFAS aud Chairs. n hair coth
Bedroom turnstuse satin 5roatel ose or With gene
ra assrtnent of China @ ass and Gro kaiy Ware the
above rurnure s IN GOOD on. aud was made 70 Or
DER WIN oe sold Without reserve hy order % The executor
1IENRY II. LEEDS & co. ArCrIOHEERs.
IL ANCIENT and MODERN oil PAINTINGS.
uENi,Y n. LEEDS ~ co. %
VIII sell At auction, Friday april ~ % II o'clock In their
gallery. No = Nassau street,
MODERN AND ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS
reng portions Of several valuable cole ons removed
galleries for convenience sale the iorfty well kNown
rrtists The following rerresented viz -Bcughson,
Surori, Cay, Martin, Ioverdge fhel Ropael Rossit,r
a. L: Brown Smets Of Antwerp; Pyue, 1acfoix Brewer
ton Bgaies Van De Eoesas. Lslet ana cthcrs OF the
old masters.
ALSO.
LINE OF ENGRAv1NGs.
They exhibition a
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SALES AT AUCTION.

JcTIoN NOTICE. -PRREN ToIY SAFE OF rhE
effects b A fsnily FctnuVins TO Erfnp'.
y ID. cAULKIS{ AUCTfONEER. Once 3 . Isf.ts l~ay !
MAGNIFT liSr nousEH1Ln, fgeNNlI4Ss't5t;;,, ,,oas
srPEPrl 4 e 5lVED ROSEWOOD PIANsfobTE,
81 ER PLATE, &C., &C. 49,
,ls day rharsss g Agrl 'sn og siine aii@e = sta V
and Works Of Art, ros wood Dravin, Roo salts ~
"a Octave piannfore Miir1Ts NfvS carpets' SC oal-
e Ia lhe rcsitenoe 2iS loeTecrth street, near tnth
me The avroneer calls TIE s9c ia aiiC niien OK tAc
IL tbs SAFE bang the ~ ssss ani lleucs. aHtt
al Of Househeld Furniture 40 aucoh this ason
furIslarc was all made thr asss,nt andi IN
d ordrr Tne whole vii be PerSsaDprily aud absolutely
h""s-u' DRhSING ROOM .FVsyiTURR
.ssts OF carved rosewood E.aseres marble tons an
net riate door. and backs, LaAy's Work rHhe mad
n mothcr OF pearls rosewood Centre iabl's siatniry
rbsr Top full sgs oI.DTawng Boom FuInt're; Ell gan,
,e letc Sofas syO Ar-H two Reception rna eight . al
ck Chairs carved wood fraucs and cororr IN three
= iu broce OF 'ke expensive desrintlon; Two
nsocTahcs. iusid with buh and rtpse 'ls' hroaae
q Lare tlltains, tr,2'n Tlate fer an n.u'si ,
th rirh llt ffa es superb Sevrs ana Er-.den thi,a
lses. rrhly ceorgted; Far an marble siasuess tne
Rsons. tisiic brcrz retfcsn ming Night ana MpribS
10 H. Paiatin fc annoue Lava ases etOni cara
ock rams one MONTH; o Paintings by Rousseau, tDaaa,
ington Cn,e. te rand md other enlnent ariis
NJ GNiFlCLNT SEVEN OCPAh Il PIANO. oETE,
10; round cornefs lnsha,I al gound,
laid With rear aud 0d pearl keS cost s sinsc hai
sewood St0oi in hrpcade; eMhfo,lered coth
over. Booa Hail ood Hais md Dic n,
alr CARPETS ~ Chambers second s;ory-Reh carved
sewood H. dstrads stole Louis NV; Bureaus az Coa-
aa.i Sands q cs AaRs. Couch, Ara Chaifs Curtains,
lades, Ualr Ma tresses B'ds aud BE dna, eeo
tel China rOuet Sets Mirror, Din Room Furnture OF
lHo r. Sets, silver Ware | ofs I9ta Cutlery, oak
ming I@5le. OAK Dnin- Arm Nhaits, &C. =, .
faioremert Nsr,Inen ia attendance to cart, pack u
ip q.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

4 NUMBER OF HOUSES. AS BELOW DESCRIBED,
House No 1852 West Fifteenth street. between Sixth and
Seventh avenues 2Dx0 lot lJS three story brick high
stoop property good orders house pleasant. location des
'"~'''.' ''-''' Apply 81. A. VAN BUsKIRK,
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VNILLiAh IRVING, AICTIONEER --BOARptNa
w Mouse Furniiuiw. CLINTON v. OsuvOD Nil ~
FRIDAY. Arr - at iols clock, at thr ss-srlon No
Crtar fifset ncar frcaiw,y ~ Of mahogauv ,e
sands bnna rrofs !ron b,dscats ingram t.,rr,s
a.o<sns Sofat. ~c Chairs Nnt.rrsscs Psser.
Irliorp fsAsssss. straw Natcsses, nahosang H,ckcr'
Nnsasisi.is maftlr ccnrc fables, Nfuxoy Shs,,,
Fcoi SODA cravr Btsisais oIcqihs prass'ls Csrie,s
rsItt .iFo,m : Nf S,,.c an FIG OGce stools sr
Csr.ftf, Sc
y,rILiaAv AnEoTs. AucT!oNLER, OFFICE No |.
W kas" 3scsdkS. se.is iIh day al oco, & vie en-
tents D4nk's and Oystcr Ssn1n s1J rhri a,e,r
co,n,ers csars Tables ceoctsry STOW s. CooF'. It,
t&
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sADF.s AT AUCTION.
M. yANDhkpOers co At1 EERs.
r.fEgE ~ Ry SALE os
MAGiIflC ENr nvl sEHOLo FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, STATuARY hRoNzEs,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ARr AND AATICLEs Or yERTU,

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On this day Thursday April 9

On this day Thursday April 9
is west Ss,h str 1 betwesn Filth and sisth avenues,
Sair ca n.nenei- at "A oco k precisely.
Bronze and ormou Chandeliers.
o. Paint ngs BY Eminent artists
-, superh lrocsae and Lace Curtains
''''' Oak sidcroard. Extension Table
Rosewood and wanrt Chamber Furniture en- suite,
G s os c S heIss Particular attention Of their
friends tn pir 10 tis sale catalogue comprising the
auction this season Farpi.ure made order
for prese oMnr " Sy make been IN aSe less than
months and psa%ss B ftsiS1 house.
o + & sG S e Isa Ts
with satn broeaie richest descrpiop 70 ewood Etagees
angSS Gsl j ais 1 @ c2@sps & Eses asy
snpio Bronze Fir representing Minerva, Cbeva de
a Sd sSd winer b. etSsii Cs's noy a%
e T asa and cen
ceon, @ Ds :. 50 a Isf o. Cabinet PAN. nss
Card anu o6es Falls French plate Pier and Mani, MI
u BosE%oob ssfi SEVEN sSSH oofSSE ffASoroarE,
s'Sa s sss s ssadsn ads a
Gotta s'ii Carpets, g ,SPS,, qHD nnSs sSy sseneh'ass
Elegant carved oak saeb5srd Extension ragle raby cvt
ana EnsrNed Cfys nj Gltss. peSanicls GoDlois Cnfn-
pa mes CGrahes, Wines Lemcnades, Frustands, surfgo
Ser Gina run Bowl ~ decorated DiLnsr Sci. 80
pie al cna and iJm the celebrated house OF
Pepin 90, Paris. silver Coler Ern Casters savrs, Din
and Tea Sayce, Cake els, Oyster Trreen. Butter
Dish, Napkin Rings. Nut Crackers. Spoons Forks shcMii
Guilty. ald Ltn Arm Chairs sofas, oyai Mi,lor ciessa
Bronze Vssee walnut lasln Velvet Stair Carpet slycr
plated Stair kcds, oileio h.
CuAMAEHs.
Rosewood Dressing Bur aus 5rdstea,s Arre're (as
H9nodos en- SUITE style Louis ~; nre Hair Natirssses
Bn@et Sheets Couuterpancs alau Sofa, Arm and osa
hae Chairs, Brnsels and lngran carprts, Ensravns
Tuie Sets Easy Chairs Cotans Sha1es 81. al the Er
nltnn o wants apartment; also Base Mt ANA Kitchen
Fufniturei also. FasrLy Coach, made BY Wool: Road
wagons male Iair Of Horses Harness, Robes.
y. Bfhe above cl gant Redence for sale. Inquire Of
the actoneers q Maiden Parties wishing TO attend
e sae take rum and sixth aycbde ars sase at Astor
None ST. Nicholas aud NerupOh Hotels leaving Six
teenth street, few doors from tie house.
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SALES Ar AUCTION,


COL LEArgFR AT AUCIoN.-,lAMEs n NILE.
VI sall - IN sias April = al ~ cock a. tnr siores
Nos ~ anr eJsnld street. 49, sides h9e lie iAef
" NIrED STATES MARsiiALiS SALE OF PRIZE PRO-
" N lERTY.
NJ u + 7. r. a . +
ly virtue arlt Of Vend ani Exponas 10 me directed
aud teliyered viii sell lnlr anction, on Ncuisslay
the St day Of April. loS at II O'CLOCK a. NJ, al the Ihun
store Brookyn The Cargo OF The Prize steamer Anglia con
sisting OF
3 l''-'' HARDWARE.
GROCERIES,
lUrar BOOTS AND SHOES.
DRUGS
Catalogues Of the above VIII be ready Tor distribution
aIthe Marshas Office three days brsse,ns e W ss
United States Marshal, souhcn District OF New York
AARcH 80 1853 .. . Wa r.r.r q All.
WILL BE soLp-AT PUEBLO ACTION, On NED,
w nesay, April ~, at the ID rartment OF the orange
and Aexa niri Railroad, in Alexandria, Elrglnia:--
From A. TO q tons old IRON Ear AAes
frofn 60 60 tons Wrought Iron Scrap
From 40 20 30 tons Strap Raj.
large quantity vi OH Car Wheels. Sheet Iron Stacks,
4c.
Sale TO commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, ~ scyrrnmeEt funes ,on,x,.o,-
Captain aud Asssant Quarterinaser
vAM Writer'S, AUCriONEER--WILL SELL THIS
w ia oc'0 X. az SO James street hr Stock ahl
Fixtures of grocery and liquor store, by virtue o chaei
mortgage, consisting ora large ass1i,men By order
OF w. W. LADD, Attorney Tor Morisasee.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-THE SPLENDID F., STORY
IL Eng ish basement House l55 East Nine-e gib SIRE y
near Second also, the three n o,sen,ent
brick House 33, Fifth street Apply TO Al AkBACH
HATZEL. II, Essex street.
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ALSO.

Southwest Of Thirty third street aud Second ave-
nue. lGS Thirty third street by "a feet Second
House and Store recently Fitted up Icpe,c with all modern
conyeniepcss, b.
Tie attention OF capitalists s particularly called to this
property and Store viii BE- rented together sepa
ratey, Aprlv j. A. VAN BUShlRa,
= rs Fourth avenue,
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IIAwKSTONE PARK FOR SALE-20 ACRES. ON
IL Manor road, Staten Island; mansion Nh' feet ex-
80 feet: atory A. feet urnace W te rt,
outbu ldn.s. 10 original forest fes; tnest
T. BOND, l3- h oadn ay.
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CHERIFF.s SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS &C
- THIS DAY (Thnrday). Apgi 9th nst
AZ 10 O'Clock at No $50 Greenwich street corner Of la,t
son, general assortment OF Groceries l,iauor. W,ncs
Store Fixtures, &c. Per order Of
JAMES LNScH, Sheriff
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A G. FUTILE, AucrIoNEER.


Peremp0ry sale OF Cabinet Makers Stock Fixtures.
kcA -. TttFlJ va sell on THURSDAY At 01s O'Clock. al
S9i II dso l. the hate entir stock OF Dwight Bishop
coDsstn of rosewood, mahogany ana black walnut Furn
tnr. ompiisns assortment Of thing in the line,
whca viii be peronsporAy sold for close the bust
and vi DC ound worthy the attention Of the trade and
o,hefs. Alsu Stare Fixtures, Iron Safes Desks, &c.
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DUsINRss PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A ucrIoN ~

ID A. Chiffon, AUCTfONEER
ID. WHITE BEANS AT AUCTION
VIII b. sold at auction Thuisay. AprN = NJ y o'clock
NJ tho gtorehonse. ~ ALBANY WashingiOn
f25 BARREbS WHITE rEANS,
inspected. aud cassed as hreesihefont satcs, Nos
Sale rosittrc Terms cash.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-tcAeEs, WIRE WORK AND MA
- chiuery.)
RICHARD WALTERS. auctoneer, will sell this. day
hursday) April at ~ Fnlion and 81. Pearl sireet s ~
O'Clock, commencing NJ ~ tulu) iarse quantity ot tue
Bird Cases quantity B'ri Gaze Material, Wire SAFES wne
Goth and sleeves, and screens: aso large Wire CIl,h
ing Machine. &C. JAMES LYNCH, Sherif
JosFpu coRSsi Deputy Saerir.
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II ENRY b. BERTs JR.. AuCTtONEER.
III Continuation Fa,e Ot

R,,h 5swoiry Watches. Diamond &c, " ''NN w
At t.r sore ~ Messss. Benn~u Rr,
Nc So nroAira,, under ti.g Metrr 1faN nt,r f
bis dsy f1h usit D. - NJ. D nj 10 s~lf,cs
Cainnrng N ge oi 20 IS carat n Jr ~ IN .e,s M
81 ir r..ca has sod Wa.c-es Ci OitUani Jewtrv
N'sass a sr slosau.SloIc ii~ 'a'c -aialS, 1e /.
al.n The aivo ord Fl4el Nate Niil D. - oir lay
ilorunz. a. iioc.OCA-
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A UCroN NOricE.-PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSE.
n HOLD FURNITURE OF a FAMILY DECLINING

". DOUGHTY. Auctionocr
viii sell THURSDAY, April o commencing at l0II
oc!ok a. sa eson,n Nassau street Household fnrnitnre
an IN Car - farior suits covered trocatei and
hair cloia; gilt frame French plate Manel and Pier Mir
Bookcases Chandeliers, marble top Centre Tables,
ENen~ Dining Tables pgner aud Tea Sets, Glassware,
Dres tag Bureaus Washsands Bedsicads Mattresses Fea
fhrr Beds.
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4 M AT.sO TITIT
fr sale No. i,3 East Thty third street.
thrso story bs high sioop marble hail. With all modern
improvements Just painted and in unexceponable order
Imlnedialc POSSESSION given.
Apply
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IIENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. ArCrIoNEFRs
IL ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINrINGH 5
A LINE OF ENGRAv1N6s.
They are now on exhibition as above.

Ii II. LEEDS 4 co viii sell az arctun Thursday,
April g. "a l0H o'clok at 23 West Thtyfoth street.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, Household Furniture
OF Velvet CARPETS rosewood parlor Suit in ns
match Etageres Oil Paintings Candeahras, Manel urna-
mems. rosewood Pianoiore, dining oak Extension
Table Chairs, Sc mahogany and black walnut Bedroom
Furniture, Mattresses, &c. with other Furture also
elegant mahogany Secretary bookcase