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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-19

WHERE ARE THE POLICE This was a ques-
visiting various police stations and also police
Headquarters, and finding so few pAtrolmen on
their beats, no detectiveS IN their once, and no
The reply m mIde to the inquiry was, That they
were Al at the Criminal Court room, as the Dis.
hiot Attorney required the services OF nearly the
whole police and detective force to substAntlAte
the charges made against Madame Mary Ann Hall,
the propnetress OF the Castle" corner OF Four
ing bAwdy house"
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Important SEIZURE OF R.b,, MAI m.,,.r

AhP"f'@n' sehure OF Rebel Mail Matter.
We learn, from the Baltimore A,n.r,ouu, that
during last week the force OF Marshal McPhaii
succeeded In capturing one of the largest mails
on the way to Dixie ever captured In this sec
tion Of country. 1t consisted Of letters from
all pArtS OF the United States, and had been
left at . store on Baltimore street, with mos-
sage 70 deliver II TO boy. ItWAS given 10 tho
boy tied up In . Newspaper, and by him dellv-
cred 10 the schooner Kent, bound 10 Herring
Bay, Ammo Arundel county. The schooner was
taken on the river on suspicion OF having goods
bound for Dixie, and upon search the mall was
found In black travelling bag belonging To
one OF tho hands on board. An investigation
traced II 10 the store spoken Of whore the fActS
were learned about Il. Besides the mall, q
small lot OF goods was found aboard for Dixie,
among which was q smAn package for Con.
Winder, ProyoSt Marshal General, Richmond,
and number OF excellent maps OF the hArbor
OF charleston, and other important points Of
nlntAly M interest. Besides the above, the force
OF MaishA hcPhAn discovered large deposit
SI Bvh caps military braid, drugs, &C., which
hAo Oeen it let on the roadside by blockade
runner The lot Of goods that were paoked
CONSISTED Of the Blue Book and a numbar OF
copies OF the Army and Nav,, C1,.,,. "a ~.
United States. This seizure redects 80, a.Iitt
upon Marshal MePhAil and his eficiept q N N csr.
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The WEEKLY NATIONAL RnrUBLIoAr for this
week ia issued, and copies, In wrappers or other
wise, may be obtained In our eounting-roon,
5ll Ninth street. II contains great variety
ofinteresting matter.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TMIRTY-EIGHTH oORaREss,
First session.
SENATE.
FRrDLT, February 10, 1884.

fhIpATI feDruhfy W I5Of'
Mr.. Clark, from the Committee on Claims,
reported back the petition Of Charles d. Z.
Alma, asking to be discharged from itS conSId-
Grafton, and that II be referred TO the Military
Committee. Mr., Q, said that the petition made
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Terrible cold weather this winter everywhere
Great BrltAln-on the ContInent-the reap
pearanee OF Mra. Howard In Paris has pro.
dueed q marked coldness " betWeen Napoleon
and the Empress -Cronstadt haTbor froEen
oyer-small iceburgs even in the North (Ger.
mani Seai though the coolest and most trouble.
Nome berg In that region this season seems to
bo Che Duke OF AuguStenberg.
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Important Postal Order-Order Estab-
iishing an Uniform Rate Of Latter
Postage between the United States
and Canada.


lishing an Uniform Rate Of Letter
Postage between the United States
and Canada.
PoETOrrIUE DEPARTMENT
WAsHIEOToE, February II, 1884.
Whereas the actual distance between San
Francisco and the frontier line OF Canada, via
hs Overland mail route, as at present Travelled,
is under the limit Of 5000 miles, within which
by the terms Of article Sd OF the postal arrange
ments between the United States and Canada
OF 18th March, 1851, the combined information.
al rate OF ten cents Is chargeable; and whereas
the Postofilce Department OF Canada has, for
the sake OF uniformity consented 10 so modify
the provisions Of article Sd OF the said postal
arrangement as to abolish the international
postage charge Of fifteen cents, the single rate
heretofore levied upon letters passing between
Canada and California, Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, and thus establish an uniform
postage for letters OF ten cents the single rate
between Canada and all parts OF the United
States; 70 Is hsrebv ordered that In future the
International postage charge upon oil letters
between Canada and any part Of the United
States shall be ten cents the single rate OF hall
an ounce or under, prepayment optional, with.
out regard to difference OF distance or route OF
conveyance. N. BLAIR,
Postmaster General,
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complains that tho Senate. did not mako him
general, and that General Halleck
had refused him the oppoftunityto gain dis
tinclion In the Geld or an honorable death.
Mr.. Grimes thought the Senate should not
entertain petition In derogation Of lie own ae-
tlon in such matter, and on bis motion the
petition R0.:, W.: P0siRU1'd n pro,d.
renting abandoned land, tonements and houses
in the lnsurrectlonary districts, at tho dlscro-
tion Of the President. Referred.
Mr., Grimes introduced bill 10 amend the
act authorizing the corporation Of Georgetown,
d. c., to lay and collect water tar, approved
May, 1859. Referred to tho Committee on the
District Of Columbia. -. Il.
the Committee on Naval Affairs 70 inquire Into
the otpedlehcy OF establishing a naval depot
at Newcastle, Delaware. He briefly advocated
II, mentioning the fact that the capitalists oil
Pennsylyanla and Massachusetts, had CON
structed railroads 10 that point, as tho best fol
a coal and iron shipping depot. The resolu'
tlon was referred 10 the Naval Committee.
The report OF the conference committee on
the Enrolment bill was then taken up, and va
rious members debated 1t.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. 4
Mr.. Eldridge offered q resolution, which wal
passed, stating that Monday next being The
32d Of February, tho anniversary Of the birth
day Of Washington, the House, when II nd
journs to-day, will adjourn to Tuesday next.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, the Committe,
on Public Expenditures were authorized to TAX,
testimony in the city Of Now York, in relation
To custom house affairs.
Mr.. Blair, of Missouri, introduced bill
which was referred to the Select Committee OF
the Robelllous States, providing for the occu
patton of abandoned estates in the rebellloui
States, and the care Of those set free by tn,
proclamation OF the President OF tho Unltet
StAtes,
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jack Frost Down East.

BHLyAsT, Me-, Feb. 1S.-The Thermometer
10 IS degrees below zero to-day. A foot OF
snow has fallen, and II Is drifting so badly
that the roo are blocked and the malls sus-
pended.
MoHTaE Feb. 1s.-0wing 10 the heavy
dhftIng sfE and Ice and the Intense cold, no
trains haVd jyed here or left this city for two
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THE FUNERAL Of Commander George l.. Bel
don' ofihs Us. Navy, took place in Baltimore
yesterday The deceased was about nfty years
OF age "Ai unmarried, and leaves a brother,
who Is connected With one Of the departments
At Washington.
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NT. NoTTis01 proposes, 10 . new House bin,
b. give ~ soldiers who r.-enlIsied before the
cal n OctD,sT lssl the same b0unties that arc
rLCE paid
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After months Industrious begging through.
out Ohio, the admirers Of YallaIidlgham have
raised less than one thousand dollars toward
the fund for his relief.
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u7-scO first and fourth pages for interesting
reading matter.
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THE COURTS.

Suprems court OF the United states.
Fsb ia-on motion of Mr.. Glfnurd, Seymour
Scott Eso,, oI New York, was admitted an Att0r-
ney and counsellor Of this court. ..-.
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-7A1 railroad adSrtissmsHt' o" our dra
SOC, ar, iustoi By authority oftAs railroad com
,ayi.s spersav named, are Qfleisllv corrected
,.,eu changes are made, Asncs can b relied upon
a. correcf.
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RECEPTION AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

We are authorized to state that there will be
the usual Reception at the Executive Mansion
on Saturday, February Goth, from until
O'Clock r. m.
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~ The Confessions and EHPsrienee Of
warning and A CAUTION TO EouHa MEN who sumo
from Nervous Debility PremAtura Decay OF Man.
or sELT CURE. BY one whOhan cured himself AZ
ter being put TO great expense and injury through
BV enelosinE postpaid addressed envelope
.,n2ls sopies nav be had OF the Guthor, -.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESq.
n,as-lV nadford, Kings County, N. Y
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iebIe-tf Manager Washington District.

Gl-smIthsonlAn Lectures -ADr. II. 8olger
will commence q ooHrHe Of lectures on FRIDAY
EVENING, February 10, on the "RAoes OF Man."
Admittanoe free. .... feI7 at
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A1- DIR. nrAhnInR's Braces for Ladies',
Children, Gentlemen, and Soldiers win cure fom ale
weaknesses, weAknelS Of the chest and stomach,
with pAlpltkton OF the heart, arrest nclpient cur
vAture and weakness OF the spine, remove oobtiye.
ness, piles, and cold feet, effect radical cure Of
hernia, and should be worn by delicate ladies' weak
ssp,Usiy snS SsasH. %S.Usa EsUns
Hotel by DR.. Banning In person. Phygicianb and
surgeons are invited TO examine. once hour. from
10 m. to CD. m, fols-1w'
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HoPARTNERSHIP. THE UNDER
under the name OF COLEMAN 4 NORRIS, Al
wholesale dealers and shippers OF AnthIaoito and
Bituminous Goals, from Baltimore and Hayre-ds-
sI2 PennSylVAnlG AVonuR. Washington D. C., and
10 King street, Alsxandfln, We,
90. JiR ). N6REi5. '
Baltimore, Feb. !, I0ei, febi7-St'
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n- BtoFAKs-In Fire-ProOf Hriek Ware
house, foot OF street. Apply 70 FRED. s. COZ
ZENs, PennsylyAniA avenue, two doors from -Four.
teenth street. oo20-u
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District suprsms Court-Cri.ninsI Tern,
IunaE OLE.

Feb, ips-This morning the ease Of Iohn Hollo.
ran, Indicted on the charge OF receiving stolen
properly, WAS continued 10 the next term. r-
The case Of Sally Austin, charged with keeping
the notorious rancho on sixth street, between
Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, was also
continued 70 the next term OF the Court.
charge sf keeping bawdy house, 10 being tried.
The District Attorney u. Q. Carfington, ESQ., IL
prosecuting, and Jos. II. Bradley, ST., appears ~
counsel for the defence.
This houss IL located on the corner OF Four-and.
a-half street and Maryland avenue, and IL one Of
those temples Of prostitution which have exert
cd such baneful influence over the city.
The court room IL Allied with spectators, who
seem 10 manifest considerable interest In the
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m Ice Cream, Confectionery, Ec.-Re-
oeptiSns, Parties, Weddings, Balls supper, Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
Water Ices made By steam power, warranted 10 be
the best in the oty,wholegAle and retai delivered
10 any part OF the city. Charlotte Rulbe, Jelles,
pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, at
los sHAFFIELDs ConfeotionsTy, $50 sixth
street, between and X. la21-1m
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capture OF "Dan DuhkyV and Sixteen
Other Guerrillas
CUMBBRLASD, Nd, Feb. 1S.-Lleut. Col.
Hall, commanding at Beverly, reports the re-
turn OF scout from Webster county with II
prisoners, among the number the notorious
guerrilla chief Dan Dusky; and also one from
PocAhontus county with Ave prisoners, OF
which one Is Major Adams, Of the 42d rebel
infantry. b. +. KELLY,
Brlgadier General.
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~ once OF the independent Telegraph
Company, 500 Ninth street, tone door nom Penn.
sylvAniG kvenue
jyi6-u A.B. TALCoTT, Manager.
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~ SubscriocyI failing TO rsosivs tAs Rspre'ics~
,,gn,orlv ,Cill t,sdS nottfv this obict.
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Twsnty-EIEht OF MossBy's GusrrInss

Twenty-EIEht OF MOssby's GuerrInas
Captured.
HEADQUARTERS AMY or TINE PoToMAC,(
February 10, 1864. !
Major Gen. Halisek, Gsnsrdi-tH-Chfl;
Gen. PleasAnton, Chief OF Cavalry, reports
that scouting party sent from Gen. Gregg's
command at Warenton, captured to-day at
Piedmont, 2S OF MoSeby's men.
GHo. D. MEADE, Major Gen.
FROM GEN. GIILMoRE,R DEPART.
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~ s'STsisErAPh.-Nsw First Glass
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points, Washington otncesi REPUB-
LIcAN BUILDING, SlI Ninth street, (weGt Side,)
and corner PsnnsylVAniA avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel.
CHARLES D. MOVES,
fehta-tf Afanaaar Va n9tnn nlstrlaf
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Miss LAURA KHENB's CoMPAHI AT THE
WAsHIHoToH THEATRE We copy the following
Washington theatre, rom the WashinEton eorreS.
pondenee Of the Chicago Journal
Miss Laura keene opened the old Washington
eessAry to say that her reception was at once at.
tering and remunerAtiye. The house was filled
with one OF the most fashionable audiences that
has been seen At any place OF Amusement OF lAtej
and the performance was just such a one as this
charming mAnAEerenH and sterling artist always
atiSstion ths pubo X h TOO ista To Vr .psn .Hs
OF the merits OF an actress who has so long and
aueeesafully stood at the head Of the profession.
with constantly increasing brilliAnoy and has
AdnirsaSns but i beyond the reach o. Just otiti:
athwart the sky darling for time, II may be
the gaping crowd, and then have - suddenly dimly
set this bright, pArteulArbtAr has only increased
shines brighter, iipoIsible, than when but just be-
ginning it, upward course No shadow has fallen
glow has charmed @ and fassastsd not % only sh1 shoss
who EALed snraptured upon its dAwning promise,
buh likewise those who now witnenS Its assured
bplsndor
FULLY ExoNBRATED.-In the list OF staff Off
GERS OF Gen. MArtindAlet the Military Governor OF
or two sinss was stated that S coi CsSs. X. Me-. M
A. Q. NJ. At military headquarters, TO await the
misconduct prsisIrSd against him. a Court Of Of
Inquiry composed OF the following ofhoerS-Col.
Beatty and Capt. Theo MoGowAn, Of Cen Martin
dAle's ltAn-was accordingly convened. That
court hAYing lifted the matter thoroughly, have
ter they md that In no particular do they md any
one OF the charges implioAte the Captain. This
report was made to Gen. MArtIndAls, who has fully
restored Capt. Merritt 10 his position OF Acting a;
Y. NJ a. headquArteTb. This announcement VIII
be read with pleasure by the numerous friends OF
this wellkuoWn ofiioeF, .er.
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y LEV ALBERT uArWO0U Arst3oocsr.

A ~ AH RsE Sfs ~ V1 ns:.ssss s
~ - HoasaaoLD 80, =.
rlAsoroRrr. DaAwINa Aoox rtsSis uiS EE
ytryrr las "A 3 SS d5sSsss is 1rAsrrsas
& pEs sHY aN 81 a MA
aud many rare TDss, q tS 5s articles = s''
\ On its es1f tfI srs Nj, Hpsl; q, ! -.
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op.s ss @sss s his
AZ Ia "a s @ e
onersa hs a1 sS, srG ,s everea
Win Rn1 ssas - l' q as sEss. WIN
3 meth ss ss ps
asy srsn,s soa orca chsndssrs csS .oss
statusry Aronxs k2urcs Oil Paintings bY eminent artists
sess FIJI ocFAvE ROSEWOOD rlAEovogTg
sss. ~ en- oasrsa a. snen s sSsa ia
ssand. BOOKS ss Haisiana Chairs match oas HaIs.
sfS sssa oss
sent ogner; silver Dipnsr and Tea Service cas.
S sHssn c
Ses en- sas hs4 aa s s:s.ai n.
ps Imam rHw &
foiss Sets: m'sSossEy sofs BsastcaSs chars Rocsess
Ing to attend this F!h sixth o
ass door.
"A 6. HAYWOOD Austsoneer Superb Household Fur:
uure &c. This day tThureday> April ~ - i've story
brown residence 2s East Tenth street. broad
sisting of:-Dinng rooul--Wanut Hdeh0ard EItcrsion
Tabc Arm Chairs, pnuer and Tea SETS ruby and wnltc
Glass Ware Table Gallery Silver Plated Ware &C.: oval
Mirrors Parlors-Rosewood ana walnut Par?r Furn.
snd Marte Mirrors Curtains. Paintings obituary Bronze
Clocks. 1evrea and Dresden China vanes. EnerAvings
Chandeliers. octave rosewoad Panotte, STOOL ana
Covers Music Stand Encoepure ROCKING Chairs Lounges
eteads washstands. Commo les. HAIR and Spring Mat
tresses Bosters.. ilows, Lace Curtains, Shades Also
Basement and Kitchen Fnrniture
A UCTlON NOTICE VIII IRVING. AuCriONEzR.
"a Heasehold furnityre. oarps,s Mirror &c.- 0sG0oD
at their snesrcon @ Cedar street. Broadway large
assortment Of Household Furniture, removed 10 the store
tor convenience Of sac Particulars 10 morrnw.
"A BY COLE 4 MURPHY On Saturday. April %, at l0h
O'Clock at Bond street Paror Suit ia fepH French plate
Oval Mirrors mahogany Bsdssesds and Bureaus OAK x
tension Table and Chairs So, BRUSSELS, yhree ty ana In
sa S:s nnd gea a on'n'
A UCTrON SALE IN BROoKLyN. by COLE MUIR
"A PLY, Friday ul O'Clock al IA Dean street bc
Powers Ncylus handsome lOsew GOD PaI0r Su
per Glasses GSos Case acsa9S Caas
large Of Stuffed Hrde Beiseads and Mattresses Hrus
Ingram Carpets Lace Curtains Chua Dinner and
Tea Sets Kitchen Furniture, &c.
~ j. T. SMITH, AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
"A. day at II O'Clock, at Il Siuyvessnt place (Nnth
street, between Second and Third avenues one Piano OF
splendid and finish cost $685. three Parcr Suits rose.
wood and mahogany Bedroom Suits: Rockers. Looking
Glasses mahogany aud maple Chairs Tables Brussels and
Ingram Carpeand everything that belongs 70 nrat class
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UCTION NC1tCE.-POSrTIyE AND PEnEMPTOHy
IA sale CT magnificent Huuseloid Furniture,
Carpets PAINTINGS: Bronzea elcaunt Fanoferte
Silver Ware. Cut Gass French China, &c.

:" 10 b. cold without reserve
This DAY, at TIVE o'clock n the afternoon q l5s West
Twenty st street, between Sevcah Eighth avenues
Will be 30 The largest and richest assorncnI OF elegant
Furniture aud costly Worxsof Ar. offered at public auction
this elegant torble rosewood Furniture IN
three cooa srcals made 70 order two monhs ago; one
Centre and per Tables Tnrksh Lounges with Arm Chairs
2 match superb seven ota,e top Music
Cabinet So \ and nnbrcdered Cover; sou Of
rtch Tapestry CARROTS elegant rosewood Easeres style
@an!el Vas and rare Psrlos Ornaments Lace Curtains
sLEEPiNG ROOMS DiNiN EOOI AN HALL
Rosewood Bedsteais Dressing Bureaus Spring and HAIR
Rsi.s Eeis sedli9g sofa Sota Ersasas Oval Miyross
rosewood Hsl Furniture g. sS {, rain oE Same
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AUCTION NOTICE-LAR0E SALE OF y.
IA MAGEIFfCENr HOCEEH0LD FURNITUHl
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY ~

AUCII0N NOTICE LARGE SALE OF vi
"A MAGEIFTCENr HOC HOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
q yH9 RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE. M.
MlM VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
1EAUTIEUL PARLOA FVRNlTlf RE. . B, 80
KLEGANT ROSEWOOD piANoF0RTE.- 4.
TuaKlsH EASY oHAI Re- AND Ia! I.o9s NOES,
.s..,.s s.- AT PCBLC AuOIIoE.
place ksst arrest between RI Il aud Sixth avenues
sssg on.this Thursday Afternoon. Apyil ~, Z
e two O'Clock, precisely.
sale coprea the contents Of the henss and most Of
We To order for the est owner by celebrated
CS makers aud used bat seven months The whole will
y sad rain Of shine. oIern2 extra induce
~ efA & AND DRAWING ROOM FuRNrrURs.
Three beautiful sold and black walnut yarlor
9g covered in rich French satin biocute and Turk
~ Ensy Chairs and Lounges 10 match r0sHwo0d Centre
9Nd PerI ahles Eta2cIe Corev and Book stands q day
1eone Clock rh China and prrian ysses Palor Orna.
enA elegant Hrccasel and Lace CuTsins fne ccecton
Raps ~ M ~ sS
W. 71'.7 AND COVER COST $3.50; Gv 4 a \.
xved legs case, with al foiefn improvements over
sung bass u iron plate French action fur seven octave
ISeeWood aud IN. hcgany ed&hds, BUREAUS Wsshstande
4o4A Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks. Tables Hed LounG
46prisx and Hnr Mattresses Beds Blaukas Tea Tables
2xenston Table 0lasa China and Silver Ware. Taba Cut
- \ 80 ~ 81 ---|'7-T 4. 10th. Auctcneer.
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IL. rg I Ars Z: ss1S !, .s,o,
e. s:s. f'iss III sssss
si ses | sss MA & s;ssss
wa - nae order u ts "a description Cats
'''s' Il s house o the rssas b wins Room su
" WORKS q All d, .n,,ue .rt.t.
orusssu aac Bronze chsndei'ers.
Dresden and SAYS. CHINA VASES "
N Embroids'siE Lis9 s SnI s1s ia, a lass w,r.
Heavy Plated Ware
Reservoir Chamber Tu,nitur. style Louis XIV.
M..nl.en, I DaAwaHs sAon raus,or
Che richest offered aucscn his season; carved
ss Iss
ss 81
,s aeliss i ss sss
AMI satin brosa AIDES solid ROSEWOOD Nseapsiop and
Arm Chars .,s ssgssS y s % % s
ss. ss ss M
sss esS
0o!ness ases and eSssss ysseS Z, ~ ensSs "
E.rpnsa ricoss :nps1iss Lrsn: NJ, LnssraRh.
s''sst s'sfi is ssyEx Octave e1Asoroarr
Sh san asp1 Tagssr taip. sooa
s s S ss S n:ss sD fss =
go. % y l 81 as
Gobets aud Dscancrs % match rir Chins Tea and hin.
neg SC s a ely Silver Ware Tea and Dinner Service Sal
YEA cas- Tassss Casters, Coee and Tea urns spSons
xdfk6 LII upr Stand su aertor Table Cutlery. DC
Chambers nnd Kursery-Cos:sy rosewood and mahogany
ssss ssss ssss ssIs
eSs as s I've
sns
Inf Tables together with desirable assortment 81
Bssem emf aud Kitchen Utensils. &c.
D. 9-xeaba men In attnpdRnce to cart, pack ana skip
goods Tor purchasers at q reasonshe Charge.
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MORRIS w1LKrus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOTS
u northwest corner Of 6ccond aNd Fifty ninth
s'ssst psrG Sou,hSrn tcyndsry o. Csa.ra Park.
r.. 81. LUDLOW \ GO. VIII sell az auction on Friday,
April ~ 1856 Il II ocock ~ The E,cAanec Salcsroo Ill
0ioadwsy (TrniSy nutldlng). Now York;
SECOND AvBNCE. northwest corner Of Fifty ninth
SECOND AvEnun-Four valuable lots adjoining
Fi7rY-SlSfH sTRrgr-seven VARIABLE Lots, north
side, ninety feet west OF Second avenu0, with the large
double three story aai attic House, nied IA With hrsx.
xx0 FEET Honsevhss water and Gas Lots each 2Qxlc0
Tsps -. al thc aacsicaecr's once No. riss street,
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T1'EERY IT. LEEDS 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs
IL EXECUTORS SALE or HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-

HENRY Y. LEEDS 60. win sell at auction on Thur.
day, April a. at 0 O'clock at GS Morton street. Executors
sale OF Household Furniture, consisting of Velvet Carpets
Brussels and ingram Carpets. curved ROSEWOOD SUIT -
Mirrors marble TOP and Cornces rich Lace WIN,
Table Urmolu ChnuGeiers, Orinolu Clock. China Deco
rated Vases Mahogany Bedsteads aud Bureaus Mahogany
BNokcase black walnut Cane Seat Chars Brussels 6tntl
Carpets OIL Cloth Gas Fixtures mahogany Rockers Ohair
Tee Tees Ia hair cloth. China Crvckery aud Glassware
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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CRocHEaoN : WOOD. AucrloNEERs,

wf ssll this day (1hurzday,. April g. at o'clock r
the premises, the e:c9ant 6cscence lately occupied
b pr. Cadmus situated Duncan South Ecrceu.
q ies ss s. ;1Sfi g BufIbiko rors
adaning the residence These lots are 2sxI2a feet and
from Jersey CITY ferry 60 within two bocks Of the property
every minutes. tf s-~NH
Sale positive. Terms easy. 20 y. aL.N N Ia
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