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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are finished and active operation One hundred and a
have been bulk three months More than twenty thousand
are employed and this Of forty miles month will be eOnnasS
throughout the season. making HUNDRED COMPLETED MILES
by January probable the ENTIgR GRAND LIMB
TO THE PACIFIC WILL BIZ OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN 1893.
No other hs railroad been n and equppedss
rapidly as The Uuon Pacific which from OInssa.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The United states Government makes Of this railroad GRBAr
NATIONAL WORK and aids its construction by very liberal grants Of
money aud Oaud To further speedy completion Of Road
the Company authorized to issue their own
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having thirty years and having coupons payable
annually Of per cent in goh The principal
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Mortgage Bonds Of nearly all other railroads this county
payable principal interest currency, aud asserted whhOss
fear contradiction that Other railroad company the world buia
ing great an extent road bonds Of equal aue Nth the Ps
Mortgage Bonds sale by the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
The price Of or and accrued interest from Ja,
in currency The Company believe that at this price their Bonds are
the
SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
the market and they confidently expect they will shortly
mand higher premium than any similar security The COMPANY
the right to advance the price time and will not gil
receive any subscriptions which the moOy has not bees
actually paid tie Compny Office before the Of such advance
Subscriptions viii be received in EewYok
AT THE CoMPASYS OFFICE. no. 20 EASSAU-ST.
JOHN J. CISCO SON BANKERS NO. 80 wALI-sT.
And Compauys advertised agents throughout the United Stsie
enutqnoes oA>T funds par Heo
York Bonds cH be free Of charge by return prs.
subscribing through local agents u look item for her sss
delivery
PAMPHLET MAP FOR 1863 has Just been published BY the
Company giving information than possible aivsseneHt
respecting Progress Work the Resources Of the Country
for Construction aud the Vane the
Bonds which application the CompaDJs OHoes
to any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New.York
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DIED.

For Moth Pntcea Fecke and Tan the Pace Perys
Ao,h aud frecke Lotion. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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CHAYDLBR-on July 1862 amer lingering illness Mira wife Of
The os will s' % TS%t 10y Tue e ssSs 1 6S" l
tive. arc respectfully invited attend her funeral Her remains will
Udea and Ss~.iisSsn papers please copy.
Charles n aaS Jsss v CLARK aged year and
The friends Of the hmI respectfully invited to attend
her funeral OF her No u last fOubst,
on THURSDAY afternoon. Jaly at2 o'clock
DBSSLow-Op Tuesday July 1893 Eles3Or Marie daughter Of ELS
worth IT, Marie c. Deusov, aged year' months ant
n day. -,
The 9h inst, u2P
% ,.. add rnd are invited to attend
,s ar oclorl n m rom the resdeace Of slss
R Jones. No as Va T~euty.fi.tst
BLLIS-on Tuesday JAY T. 1906 Elizabeth Bli wife Of C. Ellis
The relative. aud friend. Of family respectfully invited si'end
No lo1 Enth-avr. He will he taken to Greenwood
this City, Monday evening Of endoed' Miss AnnA
The aud friends Of the ovsy and get deceased are Invited
Gsy Wednesday at o'clock
Francisco Cal April EdS Leadbeatsr
Relative. and m respectfully invited to attend the
funeral qn the E reformed Gnsfes iI nsS- "
LoINESAt Client Columbia County " on Third day TueSiay
the 3.h inst May b. The late John LODes of brooklyn aged
The &Seral will take place Chen, rnh day Thqi. morning.
oeloeE p m connecting Hudson at 81 With for Client
station where carriages will be 10 waiting
sUTToE-In Brooklyn the 9th inst Joshua B. Sutton aged
The and friends Of the family are invited TO attend the funeral
FROM te residence No 81 Cranberry't, on THURSDAY at
o'clock
VAN AMBURGH-In Brooklyn Monday Juy 9th Inst ae Van
Amhurs the late VIM Van AaOurg in the 10Th year
hsa age. ,u-t-t.-, -.
The relatives the family respectfully invited 70 attend
bis his late residence No " OrAEso on "wednesday
9Th inst, at , O'Clock,
wARING0n Sunday July Capt SAmL j. "arns the TIN yea
ofbis age - -, 1865 .----,,-- ~ ooe Ill., =,
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock The friends Of bis family are
respectfully invited 10 attend
wooD- T,rytouu July Theodore Wood the 18th year Of
hisage. . --,-- -, c......
Hook and Ladder L. respectfully invited TO attend The IN
neral nom OF bis father SAINT Wood on Wedsesa
July ., atJ o'clock p
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
DRISKRR Mrs ANNA, Dutch Evangelical Church. Hoooken
CHANDLkR Mrs ELIZA, No. 39 West Forty 'ssVenhsL
DIXON. JOHN d., No BeAchst
FARLEY PATRICK, No III MadissR-st .
iEIDBEATER EDWARD H.. First Reformed Church BrOOiyn-
RECKB JOHN H., No. 81 Chnsopherst
STARR, FRANCIS A.. No 20 BedfordsL .
VAN AMBURGH, ISAAC X, No 20 Orangesti BrA~JJh
WARING, Capt SAMUEL j., No. 2W HenTysl
WOOD THEODORE 4, Tarrytown n T.
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NKw YORK. July 6. 1858.


A, SpecaI Meeting OF Master Carpenters Association.
b. corner Broadway July the following resola-
tons AFTER deliberate consideration regularly adopted:
R,sed That the Carpenters Association 81 The City New
YORK fully approve the stand taken by the Master Masns refusing
and arbitrary demands OF their epoTe ssa
will yield oa from the present manly snd s
pendent position they have taken for the regulation and ooroi Of their
business pursuits.
Of the Joumeymeu BrkAye should be resisted not
bT the MasOn but by all engaged the Building trade as re
all property owners and tenants who are Ame'ed " ' "
ules a.
RESOLVED That desire TO do anything to deprive TIE
iourueymen Of the highest that the state OF tns
trade will afford. bat the arbitrary rules whereby Me
ann. az iourneymen and others deprived OF ta prs-
ege Of learning together with and all others OF IKE ene
acier will the extent Of our power o lss
tbis iocon helping hand to the Masons and Al. other
Kindred the efenAl that may Be lndi-
Gated purpose Of accomplishing the objects above set oo
esolred members Of this Association will not contract 20 Per
frn carp.nsr such buildings be bui b ma
ans on will suspend work 90 al
buildings the Mason working but hous per dJ un We
matters 10 DISPUTE above forth definitely settled
Resolved That will make endeavor keep empoyeo n"ss
VI WI ~ W. BLACKSTONE Chairman.
J. r. WORRIES. Secretary
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BUFFALO y7Receips bqsh Corn 2s 600 ss's
S ' Is S sa 6 oe 3 oo bs Gaa Ss
asking k advance on YESTERDAYS rates Flour IN f demand % SPrIg
%aSs e9e caS a T11' es s hs Corn
eS SS No. w s % Ss sn S %S
81 O and p ~ bush No Western 98d99, closing arm
o o i Sf Il outside RSs o ao oGo osI Deba9 ~
su5e5. sa ga g wS. Fl @ q s' o
s r 8 so. J% Rye S PH%n s 5 r Gear s ss ~
TOLEDO Jsy Gar quiet and 9a %nSsA % " com
active sales Of fresh receipts regular 9c Oats a at an
oo bis Flour 100 5u. Wheat 5000 Sash Cora bush Oats
o%"qo s5qgg ri y@ 50 9 Amber %a z s
9 r Double Extra II better c demand bat D SSfe s car
Choice White csusds at a 60 ADD SEQ BUSH do at 80
D S :: S Ss os anu no. Sale. S 5as western Corn
Ms. e 's M ;s Short S coz S e sP osls Sc
Sew.York Lake mport-l feet Lumber Canal E'"orts-
S9.s M'1 %y Tos & SiH WHEAT 5 ana Corn
at Cotton for s o. sS I SIg b5o @nh sS Pro-
visions finer With ht demand Mess PORK held At ssS BaH
sides. demand hsht Lard held at6c Cod ~s buyins
CHicsGo July a-FOur que, unchanged. Wheat quiet at
ssSs 81 . for SS 49, I%d No. No At S5n ss t e9S
Rive dull and nominal Mess quiet sra 50 cash and s27
s,s% B.o o1 s and Bulk u McSt ' nominal a
T T11d Eeee hos - and aactd ssSdse sales 81
for hight to Extra choice Pg6 sod' e IS o0 on NSs a ana
-
Wheat Cora. 10 % bush Oats 900 Hogs shipments
500 bbls Flour 400 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Com 2ocO buh
Oats
CHARLEsros c. July Cotton in fair demand and hm sales
bales Mdangs 303lse Receipts 10 bales EIpOsCOaTise
2l8 bales
July COTTON quiet bat firm; receipts bales Flour
duet Superne S70 81 So Wheat 81 Oa ~ Corn 9c Oats,
73c Mes Pork SO Bacon quiet Shoulders BE Clear Sides
l6lc. Lard, lsdl9c
July THE Cotton market continues dull and rregu
lar; transactions hnit Mdngs held at 3le buyers Oder c
sales n bales; receipts l6 bales. .,.
SavGNS,H Ga july but quiet salesi Mddngs
held at Jlc receipts bales .-..
wSusGToS n c. July 7SPrit. TugentSe weaker at @dSe
demand; Strained 81 go No 2 III 90 NO j, - %
Pale. 50 Tar weaker at 81 IS.
MOBILE Ala July -Cotton-So sales Mdngs Ole exports,
25I bales receipts, bale - -
EEw-oRLKGSs, Juy Cotton srm: hddng' 3lie sales "a
receipts . bales Gold liO Sterling EIhange-Blnk sight,
l55i Newior Sight BIhsnge per cent premium Flour dull
Supervise 81 IS Sugar aud Moe d and nominal Corn eass at
95r. hsngd Oats slightly arme ne Pork dul at SZ3
dull. shoulders he Clear Sides lie Lard dull terce.
I7e keg. Ice
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-JULY =
ibis and
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NJ n ~ scbencks visit professionally to NewYok vii
IA on thursday Jaly a. at bis Rooms No BOndst from pa m to
All persons wishing him had better embrace that Oppor
limit, a, h. will not be agn this city after the above date I'LL Tues
DAY. August Dr. sCHRsCKs Medicines are all accompanied wiA
full directions 50 any can cure themselves ia sappyo
than can be obtained 81 all times az bis Rooms
n, xou have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Cs,lysns. Piles Oppression sher eating Sour Rising or anI
49,. 40 nan N YOU thank using hAkkiSoNs
PERsTALTC LozBNGBs will forfeit the price o. me BOX so
No fremont Temple Boston, and At CRTTENTONs hedia
W.rsbouss No sIho and everywhere Mailed for 90 een
p.,,x best cheapest dsOdOre will ren
der stables. houses .nd poultry yard, perfectly swee,
VA bs.thy and will protect melons and other plants IRON the ny And
worms premium awarded BY American institute lSaL agency
Ma "A DeJsL
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phi. ADpTpuIA CAT-rLF NARKRr-Jrty 7

The market for very dali this week and prices
still The suppy Of cattle large amounting 20 90 head
Prices Bd9c for fair cattle and from Si9lOtc for
Prime All Extra Pennsylvania Steers
demand for Sheep not yeU brsk and sales we're
quoted 1900 bead disposed on
a. rum q 4 ~ gross 10 quality. 49,
IoG--he supply Hogs week reached 1850 bead All e which
YER .oM a = J0 flJ 70 y 100 No. net -
Covs-ThT reached 100 head at from b45US01 for
Sptngrn, nd hons 5oD 700 for Cow and Calf
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FAINT daughter of Richard and Eunice E. Smith, aged

FAINT daughter of Richard and Eunice e. Smith, aged
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, from No. Mott
street. this Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock pre-
sNYDRR.-on Wednesday April Is, MICHAEL shy.
DER, aged Al years.
Park Lodge, II. and A. NJ, and the Metropolitan Fire
Department are invited to attend the funeral, on
Friday afternoon, at two O'clock nom his late resi-
dence, corner OF Fifty first street and Eighth avenue
PARK LODGE, No. 516 f. AND A. M.-The members
OF the above lodge are hereby summoned to attend a
special communication cor to be held at their lodge
rooms, 65S Eighth avenue, Friday, April II, at
one O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF our late brother Michael Snyder.
= sTRIKER.GOn Wednesday afternoon, April Is,
GARRIT Ii. STRIKER.
Due notice Of the funeral will appear in the papers,
and NAPKINS lasa. wednesday April Is after long
Daniel d. Tompkins U. S. r. s., in the 9th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, 106th street, second door east Of
Third avenue on Friday morning, at eleven O'Clock.
Richard and Catharine Tobin, aged 80 years.
May his soul rest in peace.
n Iae st s VIII take Place tn tins after
Cherry street,
Cork and California papers please copy.
WATKINS.-Suddenly, on Tuesday, April IA,
days. -.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the Presbyterian church, Fifth avenue,
corner OF Eleventh street, halfpast two O'Clock this
CThursday) afternoon. Services by Rev. DR.. Patton
Boston papers please copy.
WII.LsoN.-On Tuesday, April IA, Mrs. LOUISA A.
WILSON, widow of Burridge WILSON, in the 6sth
year of her age ST. .-.-. =
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from ST. Peters church. West
chester, this Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
YOuMANs.-At 347 Fifth avenue, New YORK, on
Monday, April 10, EMMA T., wife of Daniel d. YOU
mans, and youngest daughter Of the late Ephraim
Miller, OF Brooklyn, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Friday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence or her
mother, No. 4S South Ninth street, Brooklyn E. ID.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
sRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER, AUcTIoNEERs.

HENRY H. LEEDS MINER, AUcTIoNEERs.
IL ELEGANT fionsehod Furniture, rosewood fiano NJ
roIs in good order, Oh Paintings, &c.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell at auction on Fri
day April H. al 1917 O'Clock, at the private residence 81 West
Thirty third street.
Parlors
Elegant Household Furniture consisting Of Administer
Velvet Brussels Carpets superb figured
brocate; elegant rosewood octave Piano. Cover
Stool gilt frame French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
CANT China Vases gilt marble Console Tables
superb figured silk brocade Window Curtains, &c.
Ebrary-Velvet Carpet carved black walnut Library Ia
BILE Library Bookcase black walnut Library Chair in
rosewood and mahogany top Dressing Bureaus
cade Window Curtains and Lsmbrkins, Hair Mattresses
Bosers and Pillows, Palliasses, &C.
Dining Room-Oak extension Dining Table, oak Dining
Chairs oak Lounge In figured reps Window Curtains oak
elegant Furniture, all in good condition embracing China
Crockery ana with which the sale will commence
would especial attention of purchasers 70 the above
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TIENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 81
Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE Art Gallery,
HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE CARPETS MIRRORS, &C., &c.
April IT, the private residence $50 East Eighteenth street.
at 10 O'Clock, geneel Household Furniture consisting Of
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets French Plate Pier
Mirrors rosewood seven octave Piano made by best city
carved black walnut French Cylinder Bookcase rosewood
Side and Centre Tables Paintings Mante Ornaments
tressef Feather Beds Bosers and Pillows Window Shades,
Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues to be had at the once
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r BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.

I BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81. Win sell
On Monday, April 20,
Alloy o'clock at the private residence No. Great Jones
street. Broadway, elegant Household Furniture,
ssng OF rosewood PariSr suits In satin orochaei Turk
large French plate Mirrors aco Curtains and Cornices
Sofas and Lounges in reps; Turkish Lounge and sofa
bottom Chairs reps; Clocks Mantel Ornaments, Oil
Paintings, Engravings upright Piano and Stool Gard Ia
bes, Papier Mache, Checker Table; Velvet, Brussels,
hreepg and Ingram Carpets nearly new Stair Carpets
and Glassware, Table Cutlery rosewood Besead, marble
top Dressing Bureaus Wash Stands Spring Mattresses Hair
Mattresses Feather Pillows and B0sters Counerpanes
Sheets Blankets mahogany and black walnut Bsdsteads
and Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at sale.
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HENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
III Large and important sale OF
elegant Household Furniture,
All made to order or imported,


at lS2 West Fourteenth street. .
Parors contain solid rosewood double Paror SUIT IN
varegated satin brocade massive solid rosewood tagere
valuable original OH Paintings, rich French Plate Pier Mir
with cornices match crimson brocae and rich Lace
Window Curtains and Lambreqnins, superb bronze ana
ormuu French clocks and Chandeliers real Dresden and
Sevres China Vases Articles of Vertu Paran
marble Vases and Satuees Bronzes elegant carved round
cornered rosewood Pianofore octave, made to order
royal velvet Carpets, Rugs and Mats, &C., &c.
Library contains Bookcases Library Table, Library Su,
fine proofshee Steel Engravngs Paintings Clocks Bronzes,
&C., &c.
Bedrooms contain superb Spanish walnut ebony and gilt
Bestead Bureau and Commode also Turkish lounge,
reception Chairs, In buff silk AL match
all made order in Paris also crimson satin Lambrequins,
mane Mirror Paintings, elegant English Brussels Carpets,
feather Beds hair Mattresses Bedding &C. also solid
solid walnut Chamber Suits In upper bedrooms
Sitting contains English Brussels Carpets, solid
Suit blue silk cottelane, rosewood Escretore ladies'
Table frame pier Mirror Cornices and uns,
fine OIL Paintings and Engravings, Senway Sons octave
Pianofore, &C.
Dining room contains solid oak Extension Table, also
buffet Chairs Sofa in Morocco elegant French china Dinner
Tea Service richly cut and engraved Glassware
variety Sverware of every possible kind hne Cutlery dc
&c together with the usual assortment OF Kitchen Furniture
and Utensils with which the sale will commence For cata
logues permits view the house apply at the Office OF the
auctiOneer, 169 Broadway.
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DY ]. D. BARRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 26l BROAD
ID way.-SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, MIRRORS; MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
ED. tx R0GERs T., WiNANTsi OIL PAINTINGS s4Issi
ARE IN PERFECT ORDER AND BUT LITTLE USED.
Messrs. BARRY Il CO. will sell at auction, this day,
No 1873 East street. near Irving place. all the fine
% Ei n a p nou c ph pr sr
Mirror lace Curtains and Cornices, elegant Paor suit IN
brocate and reps carved rosewood Etagere marble top
Tables Turkish Easy Chair French Cleck
manel Ornaments fine oil Paintings, Ac elegant dining
Chairs china glass and silver plated Ware elegant carved
walnut Suit In green reps, &C. magnificent chamber Furni
ture in walnut and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus, Wash
stands Sofas Chairs pure hair Mattresses &c also kitchen
and laundry Furniture with which the sale will commence
Descriptive Catalogues be had early morning of sale at
the house.
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SALES At AUCTION.

by HENRY H. LEEDS, ATCTIONEER.
ID SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY PAINTINGS.
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, al he
Leeds Art Galleries el and Sly Broadway, Twelfth
street. Friday and Saturday evenings April II and Is at
1S o'clock each evening" the entire collection of Pictures be-
longing to the wen known house Of Messr. Bailey Co., OF
Philadelphia, consisting OF upwards Of $50 choice specimens
of art selected abroad during the experienced
member OF their m aided by the advice counsel of
r. TAFT the resident American of Dusseldorf The
collection contains of the important examples of
modern Christian art that has and
His Two Disciples at Enmaus, by Prof Carl Muller Dus
sedorf grand example Of landscape painting by the Illus
lesnin of Paris Of his finest works. with many
other rare and Important specimens of the This exhb
ton will be found unusually interesting all
schools or Euopeaart the Italian French Flemish Dutch,
German, English, &C., are represented, viz =
MeyerVo Bremen, L. Hartman, Koek Roek
kraus, Geselchap, Tschaggeny,
vauter, De Noter Ten Kate
w. Amberg, Schessineer o. Acbepbach,
Escoscura, Carl Muller, Litschauer,
Il. j. Goblet, W. Sohp Robbie.
Achenbach, Herzog, Salentin
Salvage, Verboeckh0ven, And others.
They win be open nspecon on and after Monday April
49, day and evening, till sale.
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ii Assignee's sale IN bankruptcy,
On Friday, April II at 101 o'clock,
at the saesrooms No 189 Broadway,
lot of Cloths Cassmeres vestngs gents Furnishing Goods
Store Fixtures &C., by order of D. Kutner,
Assignee Of Joseph J. Kampe
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pAWkBbOkERs' sALE.-.R FIELD ArCfiOEEER,
VIII sell this day. at II O'Clock % Chatham street
large and Tools OF every descrpon
ako Opera uassea Guns and Pistols Musical and mathe
sos Instruments, Fancy Goods ac worthy the attention
OF dealers Ry order OF J X a j Smpson
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ND BUILDINGS AT AUCTIoN.-TnE BUILDINGS
~ occupying the circle At Broadway, Eighth avenue and
fNynfth street will be sold public auction Thursday
next &c inst, at 10 A. N. For particulars Inquire
at the old Arsenal on the Park.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe will be despatched from this Office
on Tuesday, Saturday, closing at IL O'Clock,
noon stations and b. IL b &c, and d. IL ID; and
F, II 10, and q at IL o'clock A. M
Also on Wednesday, of hour Of closing whch
viii posted the general Office and the stations Tues
day, r. M. JAMES KELLY, r. M.
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RY N. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNERR ELEGANT ROSE
ID wood and walnut Paror, Chamber, Library and Dining
Room Furniture French plate Mirrors Ac to be sold At
uon. DOUGHTY, Auctioncer, will sell this day. at lOS
Of several private families removed for convenience Of sale
Suits in broeate Paror Suits covered in
reps three walnut marble top Chamber Suits three rosewood
do two mahogany do Beds and Bedding, hair Mattresses
spring oak and walnut sideboards and walnut Exen
Console Tables and Cornces TO match silver Plated Ware
Crockery, Cutlery on Paintings, Chandeliers &C. The
whole to be peremptoy sold and worthy Of attention Cata
logues ready this morning at saesroom.
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DENJAMIN F. THEALL, ACCTIONEER-WILL SELL
ID auction this day, April IT, at II o'clock, l55 West
Twenty ninth street. s5h avenue iron Looms Spool
guard Machines, Warpine Machine, and other articles
adapted for manufacturing purposes.
Catalogues morning Of SALE
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T)Y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Salesro0ms 50 Liberty street liz East Thirteenth
street, Fourth
JOHNSTON L VAN TASSELL
will give their personal attention to sales of
Household Furniture, &C.,
at the residence of parties declining housekeeping and also
st their spacious salesroom, 81 Liberty street.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL,
their salesroom 81 Liberty street, general assortment of
Household Furniture.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M Handsome, Househoud Furniture Mirrors, Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, &C.

z. II. LUDLOW co. viii sell at auction Saturday,
Ap 49, 1855 II O'Clock at the private residence 22f
street, Second Third avenues
the entire Furniture In said house. consisting in part Of
rosewood Paror SUIT In brocate do. In plush
wood Htagee, Centre fables Marble
Curtains elegant black walnut Library Suit in Linen
Shades Dining Table and Chairs elegant Pier Mirror
French Bedsesds Dressing Bureaus Lounges Mattresses
Paiasses Velvet Brussels Carpets Oicloths and
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale win commence.
Catzo CUES ut No. 3 Pine street.
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NARsHALs sALE-WILL BE SOLD, AT 13 BowERY,
lN this Thursday April l6 at 10N O'Clock, HO eases and
casks Of wiersener, koengsbseher Forster Trayener
1862 and 1906 Caret Sherry and Port Vines Coguac, Bran
dies and Whkeys also Stove and Occ Fixtures Lounges
Bedsieads and Paror Suits. To without reserve
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ny HENRY p. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID ~ Nassau street.
OPPOSITE the Post ol.cc Aft Galery. 45 broadway.
OIL. PAINTINGS, CInOMOS, ENGKAVIkGS, &C, &C.
VI. y. MINER % RAhk,E wifi sen ~ auction, Friday,
April H. nj luk O'Clock their sal,sruo 81 street.
arecev, sale Of oil PAINTINGS, Chro Artists Proofs
&C, consisting landscapes ngures fruit Tower
pieces, nUst Of winch AT haBds. fn.iy Jnueo.