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n, MOTHERS LOVE FOR HER SoN.-The Des
O'oi6es (lowsl State Register tells this story:
Governor Merrell, on Monday, pardoned Mrs.
az uhe Mscardle, the old lady who has been in
Wom m'e Penitentiary for four years. This old
,;scad Inil OF maternal devotion heroic alv sac
I'hs a., herself TO save her son from the 0ailows
ave,t ~ NAG 40 Killed his father and the mothar 70
Confessed I tps, from her offspring, claimed and
mn,Ser a., .ast i was she who had commitisd tbe
- ~ h ano on her own confession was eonJornn Wy
- DC nuns. uoV. Stone COMMITTED her san,a
10 imprisonment for life. The noor w Her sentence
one or TWO attempts to commit sncida - a., SI.er
son county jail, was finally sent ~ I'm IN 'ne JACK
tlsry, and in the gloomy clasp of tSst penlten'
mas been Tor four years, waiting and prnson she
death. When we visited the penitentiPrSS ioT
she was shrivelled in body, and nearly 80 ast Ial
For four years she had received no word nd.
from her friends; sixty FIVE years old viii Ing Sg
right arm palsed and helpless abandoned bv 1 n,
her blood, victim TO heroic mothery devotion
and with the light Of earth and seemingly hst .,
heaven, shut from her. she was truly a; sad An
object as ever tread the winepr OF woe. MsnV
persons have interested themselves Ia her behsI9
and at last, through the kindness and eonsiisr.
ateness OF our noble governor, the disSraesfnl
chains are stricken from her aged Hmbs And sba
Is once more free, but, we fear not happy.n
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Oh, summer days, dear summer days how sweet
ye are and fair,
When beauty smiles and fragrance bresthes
throughout the earth and air;
when all the bros have built their nests in loving
couples twined.
And yellow butterflies in pairs come waltzing
down the wind.
The morning glories drape the wall with crimson.
white and blue,
CoQuettiDg with the hOney.bees the long sweet
mornings through;
The bumming bird hangs poised above the liy's
nectar. store,
And uDfedged birdlings twitter in the nest above
the door.
The erandsire sits beside the porch, where coolest
shadows lie,
While all the bees and butterflies and moths 90
fitting by;
He never marks their fight, nor sees the swallows
But rests upon his chin and staff, and thinks of
long ago.
ask him if these summer days are not q rare de-
light,
They rise SO fair, and glide SO slow into the golden
night
"Ah mel" he says, al dream upon the years
which used to be;
The days, since l have grown SO old, seem all
alike to me-"
wonder if twill come to me-the time when
shall say,
see no splendor in the sky, no beauty In the
day;
When birds will sing above my head their chorus
glad and clear,
Yet bring fiutter to my heart, no rapture to nv
ear?
Iwonder if | too shall sit and dream an old mans
dreams.
And vaguely mediate and brood on halfforrot
ten themes;
While ali the hues and symphonies of sea and sky
Pass vanly BY my needless sense like tribes, moth.
ing worth?
All, mol whatever change may come, that change
can never be,
This lovely world can never lose its happy charm
for mel
Not all the sorrows time can bring, not all Ife's
mightiest woes,
Can take the OdOr from the fern, the color from
the rose.
And though my senses fail with years and lose
their keenest power,
Yet when the sparrow comes and sings at early
All! he who once has heard the song can never
know the clear ecstatic voice will pierce nv
Eeavy ear;
And shall see the rose blow, and note the pleas.
ant hum
OF humble bees, and walt at night to see the fire.
flies come;
And though my eyes may have as yet the bitterest
tears to shed,
l never can be wholly blind to evenings gold and
red.
The flowers will not cease to glow because my |
cheek is wan;
The pesch-tree will not fail 10 blush becanse NV
bloom is gone;
And all the mists which mournful age may bring
10 cloud my view
Can never hide the purple hills, the seas delicious
blue.
This beauteous world, which every year renewsits
youthful prime,
VIII be as fair when l am old as in my chidhood's
time;
And age can never be a scene of loneliness and
gloom
To him who sees the swallows build, the morning
glories bloom.
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MEETING OF NEW YoHK GRAIN BRoKERs.-A
meeting Of the Board of Grain Brokers of New
York was called at the Produce Exchange, ON the
list, TO listen to an address by Col. MyrOn Colo
ney, OF ST. Louis, in regard to the grain trade OF
the west, and the navigation between New York
and 81 Louis. The speech was attentiyely
listened to, and at its closing the folio wing reso
lutlons were read and adopted:
Resotced, That we view With pleasure the an
eIRy now being shown by St. Louis merchants in
efforts for shipping grain on the Mississippi aud
Missouri rivers.
Reiotced, That we heartily coincide with them
IN their views in relation TO the grain trade be.
tween New York and st. Louis and that we will
extend them helping hand.
ReSotUed. That the Sc. Louis grain market he
telegraphed and posted on the bulletins of the
Produce Exchange.
ReS0tred, That a vote Of thanks be tendered 10
Mr.. Coloney for the interest he has taken In the
grain trade Of the two cities, and the energy be
has displayed IN bringing it before our board.
After few remarks on the subject by one or
Two gentlemen. the meeting adjourned.
The Galaxy finds somebody who has accused
SwinDurne Of stealing his lines
~ dare not always touch her, lest the kiss
Leave my hps ehaued''-
from the old poets monkey, which
"Marred the baboon's sister.
Smacksd bis lips, and then he kissed be-
hissed 20 hard be IA sed blister;
Sc SET Up yell"
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APPETITE FOR PHs.-The Portland Advertiser
says:
"A young lady in Cumberland county, Maine.
healthy, and possessing apparently very robust
constitution, INDUCED in the foolish habit of keen
ing pins in her mouth in the night, and even pr.c.
tciDg eating with them in her mouth. As con.
sequence, for the last five or six years she has
suffered severely with gastric irritation, nausea
and vomiting, being able to retain but very little
fQod in her stomach, living for weeks together on
a little sweetened water. She Is now emaciated
nervous and falling in strength. The points of
OF some OF the pins she has felt at times pricknp
through me skln opposite her stomach, but not
Sufficiently distinct TO have them removed. Her
suherlngs, and probable DOOM so far as recovery
from disease is concerned should be a warning To
all not to indulge in the dangerous practice of
holding pins 10 the mouth, as this is only one of
the many instances of disease, and probably
death, which have resulted from such habit.n
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Z. ID. Lowe was killed at Durant, Miss. last
Saturday evening by Mr.. Mullins. Mr.. Mullins
was tried on Monday before Justices Williams
and Stroud who required him to give bond for his
appearance at the next circuit court In the sum
OF two thousand dollars.
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ene,., Journal of the state or Loul.lau.

70 promote The social material and politics, vsSsas Il
The city Of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana ts r..
Southwest win be IN tbs future, 70 has been the pas
The purpose Of this Journal The columns OF each days sus
referred TO earnest Of the thulnsss and
With which this design Is executed.
While the standpoint Of ths CRESCENT independent
wit reference TO all the subjects Of Newspaper
and discussion its opinions win always be found 10 Be
IDLY, definitely and fesressIy expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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Corrs.pondens.. Hon. and Foreign

add TO the ussnsss Of the CRESCENT By impartial letters
upon topics Of moment 10 the people Of this section IL
from the people form the least Interesting value
Die feature Of lie weIhed coumns large share Of saoa
days Issue ID given up TO
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Water SDouts.

EXCITING SCENE ON THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA IN
THE PACIFIc-rHREE LARGE WATER sPoUrs
sERN. ura EnF
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

carefully cued from exchanges In the selection preps-
stOn and arrangement Of News and other Reading MAt
It's claimed that the CRESCENT surpassed By any
thsr daily journal IL the United States. The
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United States.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26
Summer Days.

BY FLORENCE PERCY.
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WIN bear The ssvsrss scrutiny The fidelity and udgmsns
with which this Important branch Of Newspaper duty per
formed for the CRESCENT.
In brief the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes 70
continue to present to the public LIVE every respect
FIRST GLASS PAPER, properly supplying the Imperative
needs Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE Il will be in the future In the past inusneed
BY the spirit Of true progress aiming a. Its continual
provement for the benefit Of its patrons
The CREsCENTs circulation and line Of Advsrtiss-
nsnts Sufficient testimony the favor with s
sroTs for the public have boon appreciated and rewarded
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THE DAILY CRESCENT
THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample oolumns
VII be crowded with choice reading matter especially
written selected for this issue including rich sntean
ing and instructive variety welcome alike TO the merchant
be PLANTER the mechAnc the housewife the young and N
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TlY J. EDWARD pYLANDT, AUCTIONEER-wlbL
ID sell by auction on Tnrsiny al o'clock, Mt 81 esio
e4J Broadway hdmInst atrixs "a OF elegant ITO lsehod
Fufnt re, vf:-Rosewood Becsteads, bureaus hrmoui
and Bookcases made by Marcote rosewood ana procae
larlor suits mede by Mccks black walnut raror an !
aId brus.es Carp French pa ~ "a ,ns
e.ant Dinntr and reakfast Sets, GLASSWARE, uas FIX
turs kaehen Articles Removed for convenience OF
s...r.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A kT SALE. - .......... .x-..
A large nni choice collection OF ...
fIt.5T CLASS PAINTINGS,
a Of which gentleman col eCton, and fod
Nv order assignee, class OF pin1ss
IA the au. tion room, OF such as -.-
\. n. DHUisCH--ihkEE LANDSCAPES
Several by Nm. Hart JAS NJ Hart sonntig, luness, TAFT
Ruglles ty bittredle Ggnoux, Hekkins. David john
son, barley, &c. 49,.
Also beit ui specimens Robbie, Tdebrani Toussaint
Carl Gerard, Maronn Sc. mac, Ri Fre.c brochar
sane, Noa SeDca, koekoek }. hupne "ose, no.linan,
lchomme, Diet, Horace Vernc, Diecn bach, Tracer
NJ Web, Duhasty, vaarocrg, Pecrd, Verheyden, sell,
I.eickert, Ncrwe,, Junghcrn V, rlnt, &C.
Now New, ee Gay an ,v5nins The who To he 80 d
by auction, the INT ~ tail ma galleries AM Book ao-
r,,,ms by LEAyITi, SIRE IL III t GO JOHN n. AZ j..
TrN suconccr Friday AMI saturday evenings, May and
y, y o'.Jk
A ICrIoS-ChNPBELL a Co. AUCTIONEERs,
N OACc 1aI BJwrrs,
Wi sell Tomorrow iU OcOcN nrst class ample AMI
Vie Room WORTHY tIe Attention - 81 Dcuators aI ia,tes
in the bus,ncss. l.rl.u.ais aiUu.Rv.
IAA,, 49, III, Jg, salesman
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SALES AT AUCTION.

AT MEssRs. JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's AUcrIoT
N Mart Fast 1hirtceth street. on Tnes.ay nrAr NAY
Ss cry hand .,as ant .s ssx a re-
Messenger by B. Highlands ceebrted ronk noifc
Gray the above has troied on he Aoay
track last fal 10 2: ami and warranted TO rot now n
sie trained; warranted per-
troung Wa.on Harness. BY irainor, with
elegant and superior for any eman
wanting superior establishment for the road track tue
Above u TO be so without reserve "a the owner 10 olns
abroHe, and fu y will be given by Messr Johns
ton Van rassrli Tor the
~ Glars enans Turnout very handsome dark
bay Horse years "a warranted sound Snd very ia
Harness, by Trainor, Cloths WHIP, full guarantees and
very hn- road establishment -.
hi 'ery long uli and tai together with List ass
light top load Wagon, city made, sne Harness.
By Dunscombe ankets Waip, c. n. B-The above mare
has been carrying la " Is warranted sound, perfect
doeie young re her the above esab shmeit
IA for positive sae the lazy having TO Europe and lett
the 1eth u
Attn. an 9TH Also by morgaeee positively be
sod lar Hors with double truck
Harness., &C.. log hands hi h. old and warranted
worth the attention OF farmers companies
secuator thew be- positively and percnpcriy
sold 10 the mortgage and other Al fuIter la
formatonof the auctioneers On The morning OF sale.
A J. BLEEcKER AuCTIoNEER.,
At l2 O'Clock, at the ExchanLe Salesr0cm,
t0O magnificent City Lots Centrai avenue Meschester
county, about one-haf mile from McCombs Dam.
This property comprises between city lots being
pait of the great Morris Tract wing boh sides OF Cent al
avenue, Arcuarils HOTEL The connection between the
Hudson hve the Harlem and the New Haven Railroads. In
close proximity TO this property will be completed few
weeks Several Of land In the immaculate ne,hbor
hood 1t 10 und rsood have grand depot
Tor The Pacific kai road Company
Title indisputable.
Maps a. "a Cedar street
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10y ROBERT soMER LILLE, AuCTiONEER.-sALEs
- room - Nassau street, opposite the lust ouce.
ieLant Household Furniture, fianc, &C. .

,o,r, M h0usehod rurhI,Ws, ,.u, 49,, -,
ROBERT tUMEhvILLE will sell by auction On Monday
NAV 4, IVY O'clock ut the brown stone mansion NO III as
oufic' nth street. AL the eegan Furniture contained there
viI Rosewood raror In rich satin brocate carved
rosew out aud black walnut bedroom alta ebony aud g'
Bcdst AIS Waruro dressing Bureaus rich carved rose
wood hrmOiie n,llace, with mirror door oak rxtenson
IA les Bullets and Ihas, black walnm and ebony Library
tuis, ~ French plate Pier and Mancl Mirrors VITA
git cornccs to match Administer, Won Velvet and bt,s
sells Gar c cured har Mattresses Feather Beds bOsttfs
ahd iiOws; nch satin, brocatcl and lace Curtains and
Corniccti linen Slaes, China, CLASS aud 81 er Ware 70
Jetcr with assortment Of Kitchen Furniture look
In.
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A j. BLEECkER, AilCTIONEER- THURSDAY, MAY T.,
~ IT " o'clock at the Exchange asroom Ill roadway,
pleasant Cottage ut Ravenswood To close the
OF John r. Mae Park place. facing the river
story basement and attic frame House, and lot OF ground
within 2ev Webster avenues House IS2
.ins barn with two stalls; the location 10 good,
bens in the centre OF kavenwoo, fronting the RI and
about mile from Hunters Point fery title perfect maps
NJ Cedar street.
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCrIOyEER.
WEDNESDAY, Nays,

A j. BLEECKER, AUCrIONEER
WEDNESDAY, Nays,
Alta o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom,
VALUABLE DOWN TOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY, 70
CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Lspenard street-Two three story brick dwelling Houses
AMI Lots NCs IL aud 10 spenau street, north SIDE 2Seast
OF West Broadway, 6pxlC0.
Lspenard sreeirree story brick House and Lot No. 20
Lispenard street. south side 90 west OF Church street, l9A7
Church three story brick Dive ling aud
Lot No. 229 Church street. between Canal and Lispenard
streets, lo.6xt0.o. Possession Immediately.
Thu RSDAY May7,
ut u O'clock at tue xclanIe salesroom
Maiden Hne-five story brown frout Store and Lot
No ~ Maiden Lane, north side, between Nassau and am
streets, covering the entire lot in splendid order patent
brick and concrete roof concrete and grave
proof wants. altogether the valuable property Maiden
lane. Maps At No. "a Cedar street.
UCTION NOTICE.-ExTENsIvE SALE OF ELEGANT
n Household Furniture, Bronzs Parian Groups Vases
Carpets In the large story dwelling
First place. Brooklyn on Tuesday May eonmeneing at
NY O'Clock 4. NJ. 7. h. BLkECkER SCHOOLE {,
Auconeers, Is Pine street. Catalogues will be ready and
furniture for inspection Monday, eth inst, alter
"a. NJ.
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JAMES ~ NRINs, ArcTIoNrrR WILL SELL 1T AuC.
uon on Wednesday, May u, mt Al O'clOcS the vt s'Vsx
L,vegy staOe "a Mrf.er street. auction c"lwun
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

C,PECIAL NoTICr.-EXCEEnINCLY CHOICE BRANDS
- OF contraband Cigars and CgaIretts such Fisaros,
Iartagas Non Hay Mas Aas, Principe de Ga.cs Jeany
Lnds Henry Clays, Espsnolas Corona dc Resnas W.T.,
be- sod. by the Collector OF the Po III Pearl
n cet Monday morning. at 10 o'clock They will be
oere small os, such IA gentlemen tan pun chase for
their 0ppo unty 10 lay IN good stock
rare one. or particulars auction head.
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DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AuCTIONEERS-SALES-
ID room ~ Nassau street, opposite the rost office.
l OBERT SOaEkvILLE WILL SELL at auction on
We ncsday May g. Mt 10Is O'Clock, At salesroon No. 81
Mass street. large ent VI Household and Odce
furniture. consisting OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Pier Mante Mirrors, back walnut, oak an chest
nu. Parlor and chamber suits, black nut Hat
Racks, Rosewood Centre and 81 e
Tables, Exten5ion Tables, n. W.
bookcases, Iron "a es,
Sitting aud Stan ing
Desks, Stools,
Xc
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCfIo Err, OFFICE l'g
w chatham square, sci on Mon 9Th inst. at II coc
A. NJ, contents ~ the III lard tmklu- RioOn no
Corcuru street, IA ton, broDsn 40 HART rabies
complete, 10 bal root, French pa.v Mirror, tSunter, vi"
iixturcs Liquors GLARS 90
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WIN. KESSELLYs NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE, "a
w, a.ic by Nm KENNELLy Real Estate Broker and huo

New once 90 Pine street.
Remember uHitc ~ ~ . street.
Iirh Lots Lexington avenue corner Thirty seventh
street, together or separately
KemVmbpr NY great auction sale about 10Th ~ NAV.
To let two ulses In rooN with siaOes inland 9lWh
boy wanted, g. learn thc busiess'
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A UCrlON NOTICE..
IA AONDAy, May
at II O'clock
REGULAR SPRING SALE
of
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
40 CASES
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.
Catalogues and goods ready.
WN TOP ING / CO., Auctioneers,
lS2 Church street.

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Nl "a Nassau street. Auconeers yrn.ing OF every dc
scrptjon.
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DY ROBERT sOMERvTLI.E, AUCTIONEER-SALES-
ID 30 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
KOBE.T SOMEn, LILLE win sell by auction Tuesday,
May Mt o o'clock AT he fine private residence Of Henry
Esq., lbt West Twenty third street, the entire
OF the completely furnished residence above
the will embrace noyal, Wilton and Brussels Carpets
rosewood octave Piano, b. Stenway black walnut ebony
and git Psror SUITS In satin brocatel; superb nlad Mar
Cabinet carved black walnut and ebony Arn0Irea
tace black walnut marble top ressny bureaus and
ashstands mahoaan Centre and Side Table heavy
French plate Pier aud Mnntel Mirrors blue satn broca
Curtains heavy lace do soid rosewood Extension Table
black walnut Bookcases, WarJrobes Bullets and
retaries most OF which imported from Paris rich It
French Clock, Ormo and bronze Chandeliers and Orna
ments fine Oh Paintings and Engrvinss of great best
CURED hair Mattress. Bos aud Pows China Cut Glass
and Silver Kitchen Furniture VIII be on exhbi
ton Monday, with PERMITS catalogues be had at the
Office, 81 Nassau street.
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Furniture.
Dy uENIY d. MINTR, AUCTIONEER-sALEsR ROOM
ID No. COaTLANDr STREE, FOUR DOORS WEST
OF bDoADwA,, La L 81 NASSAU STREET.
AnT ,;ALI,. kY, s45 BROADWAY.
HENRY d. MINER BARKER have removed TO their
and spacious No. Corandt street, four doors
Of Broaaway tuey wi usual at their old 10
hold OF Furniture Fancy Goods Paint
books general Merchandise and viii Also tye Their
personal attention household Furniture atthe resi-
fences % persons declining housekeeping Their sacroo,
beng located OF the greatest OF New
DIRK, near Broadway and OF double the size OF tfer
former offers superior advantages In every particular
the dsp other auction room Ia tue CITY,
Liberal advances maze Conssnmenis
TUESDAY, NAY s,
nj the private residence No " West Warren street BROOKLYN
p-ncel HVusehod Furniture, carpets, &C. Pstcusrs III
time
WEDNESDAY, MAY q,
nj their eacsroom Cortland street. -FOUR rOos west OF
Broa way, large general assotnents OF Hou.' no. anu
Onct Furniture convenience oil sale PARTICULARS
IA time.
SATURDAY, MAY Q,
M salesroorn, No. y Cortland, street, - ...-..
MUR GAGEt's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD r'kNiIURE'
removed for convenience OF Particulars nereatcr'
- to- SpAY, MAY IL, aoon,
ASST NEE's SALE OF FANCY GOODS, a..
at salcroom No Coand street, four doors weston BROAD
80 =,
The entire Stock OF Fancy Goods OF Geo. II. Chowel,
BANKRUPT Partcula In due time.
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90 WEST TwENTY-SEvENTH sTREET-A PRIVATE
=. = family will Par first floor ard the whole
Ihiri Floor together separately with without private
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will he sold without reserve, pthe hhest beIs
Terms. and aucuneefs the day OF sa,
ant the remainder the 10th OF Jay next when the deed
vii he deivc cd. .y
Maps property be obtained .he oTce Of JOHN
l.. BUhNE a. Of Boston and " ~ street, MoN
Haven, the Auotouee Doson road near William see'p
Me rose. -
w 9TH Instant loo o'clo;k at IL Wet Twentyio fourth
street, tiih sixth - the entire eeeans
Furniture house consisting OF ,our
suits brocael and We vet lar-e freuch plate Man
and superior Arinuire Uace, ward
no es Eta,eties Plympton iedstesds, bne Oh Paint
inps pure curei hair Mattresses fine feather
Bose and ~ lows; ne rosewOod walnut and cnans
a. Bedroom suts Extension Table. Dining Furnituis
SILVER Ibaa lass AMI Irocker Wac, Cutlery, Nc togsn~
O. with the Kitchen furniture Catalogues ~ sale.
WILLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTION Err on TUESDAY.
Shore House, Commuuilaw stock ss, New jersey, e
bracng the cne furnitte of Ito rooms, conssuE ~
pat Of PianoDrie, four Billiard iaDhs
SUITS, In brocatel cps elv, and harcIoth abou, va nm
cuiied Hair Mattresses; atv feathr Flows ana
hne v,is,t, Tapestry, Threepy and other Car','s
Blankets and cnts. 800 Linen anu other Shtsss
Table and Toilet Lilen steam .noIs
Copper, Iron. lin, Wood aud Kitchen Urnsis shyer,
China and Gass Ware; Cut cry. Laund ~, .,h
Ac Oticc and Far Fixtures ard furntnfr, .ol .nei w
about $1,000 worth OF nne Liquors sn" , ~ o, ~
bont leay, the foot street every tieu hl"ucs 10
Communipaw stages run direct 20 the mousse o o iey.
WILLIAM KETELLy ATcT,oSss . w, MIL os s ssL
NJ an the urems.s, No 2, wet Br1adway ue rnue fnr-
n,,,r. nj he AFRO Dining coiiIiaing Sl .rwaep
thin Linen Tables, Chars Carpets, oic Guns Gas Fixtures
The brs. the auc,ioneers once No. ~ Pine
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SALES AT AUCTION.

(NENTRAL sAI.EsROOMs,
" C.raer ilioushby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn.
Established 1874. -
Regular sa OF Furniture every Friday, by JOSEPH
HEGEMAN 4 Co. Auctioneeru.
Monday and Tuesday Nav and A. nj O'Clock A. n each
cay Al Inc central esroon wpu:hby and feat
sects large quantity OF second hand Furniture
description from fAmi ying OF
Carpets. ocoths Friday ssturda and Monday, Nay
9sld ". Contributors this will re ,tly
sending la their goods possible. ny Iue,Iay
II A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER
Custom sale of Ci.ars seized for vio NJ the
Revenue law, by order Of Hop. snythe Collector Of
commencing al IVY o'c.ock A. n.
Messrs. LAWRENCE sikATTON will sell N .bove
very superior Imported 81 os among
which are upman's upman Regatta, Britannica Pa, M ~
laros Inmdad, and many other very choice and rare
brands
Parties wishing article should miss this rare Oh.
porunity.
Catalogues ready the Auctioneers ONCE Ill Broadway,
basement.