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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-14
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1850.

message was received from the President Of the United
States transmitting letter from the Secretary of State,
companed by copy Of the report Of the Commissioner to
China made in pursuance Of the provisions Of the act to
y into effect certain provisions of the treaty between the
United States and China and the Ottoman Porte, giving
judicial proceedings &c., called for by aresouon Of the
Senate Of the 9Th nsan which referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations and ordered to be printed.
message also received from the President OF the
United States sent in compliance with request Of thu Hon.
Manuel Alvarez transmitting copy Of the constitution re-
Gently adopted by the inhabitants Of New Mexico, together
with digest Of the for and against its adoption and
stating that Congress had passed bill providing Terri
tora Government for New Mexico he did not deem
dent to submit any recommendation on the subject Of State
Government which was read and laid the the table.
The following is the digest of the votes alluded to:
Digest of the given for and against the Constitution Of
the State of New Mexico:
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The Cosr JENNY LIND HALL IN NEW York,
exclusive Of the ground which stands will be O0O
The saloon $50 by 100 feet and will seat five thousand
persons. There are pillars support the ceiling will
there be any chandeliers obstuct the view Of the stage
The arrangements for lighting the hall are novel and
magnificent SCALE Around the cornce under the ceiling
gas light will be led perforated every eight inches for triple
let of clear fame The stage will be lighted by Eve splendid
chandeliers of Bohemian crystal, at a cost Of $4,000
Around the of the galleries there viii be bslustrade in
white enamel and gold, below which will row Of dou-
bic bracket lights with glass globes making 500 lights in ALL
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A LECTURE ON PRopRIETY.-The Philadelphia
Bulletin thus notices the extravagant folly of some
Of the New Workers in forcing themselves into no
tice by their attentions to Jenny Lind. We trust
(says the Baltimore American) that the example
will not be followed in other cities:
JESsr LIND AsAIS.-A few Of the New Workers. We
are beginning to see the folly of their behavior
Jenny Lnd but others continue to exhibit the same adus
ton which desecrated last Sunday IT. however they nur-
ed only themselves their conduct would be less censurabe
But they positively rude the fair swede annoying her
In every way with their attentions, dining her picture
gallery, asking her public balls and aylsying her when
ever she enters the streets She has become understand
Disguised already with their behavior and will leave the Irv
Ing House. as means Of escaping persecution
suitable accommodations be found for her in some private
establishment.
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SHARK measuring nine feet in length, anlfour and
half in breadth, lately captured in the Potomac river
He caught in sturgeon net and not easily brought
TO shore.
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Total. ..6,77I. :.
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and forty seven, and to continue during life.
After debate the bill reported to the Senate and
ordered to be engrossed for a third reading.
BOUNTY LAND BILL.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of the bill
granting bounty lands certain officers and soldiers engaged
the military service of the United States The pending
question being the following amendment proposed by Mr.
WALKER
Nor shall any certificate for land issued
der the provisions of this act be assgnabe any what
and the heirs at law any of them, the widow
and profits BY merely proving trial the fact of
heirship or widowhood."
The amendment rejected.
Mr.. WALKER. now offer the following amendment,
to in in the It'll line Of the third section, after the word
" whatsoever"
Nor shall any certificate for land issued under
the provisions Of this be assgnabe in case
Mr.. WALKER demanded the yeas and nays which were
ordered and taken, and resulted as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Benton, Bright, Cass, Chase Davis, of
Mississippi Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas
Felch, Jones, Shields, Smith, Walker Whitcomb, and
Yuee-15.
NAYS-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Baldwin, Barnwell,
Bell Berrien, Butler Clay, Davis, Of Massachusetts, Daw
son, Dayton, Dickinson, Downs, Ewing, Fremont Hamlin
King, Mangum, Mason, Morton, Norris Pratt Rusk Soule
Spruance, Sturgeon, Tutney, Underwood, Upham, Wales
and Wiothrop-sl.
So the amendment rejected.
Mr. MASON offered the following amendment 10 be ad.
ded at the end of the bill
Sec. Ind be further enacted That all unsatised out
standing land warrants which been heretofore
the residue of all such warrants a have been parv
propratng for the civil and diplomatic expenses Gov
eminent passed Sd March, 1885, have been issued by the
State Of Virgins, under the laws thereof services per-
formed in the war OF the Revolution be surrendered to
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Advice to Emigrants-A Pacific vOya@e-lncl-
damn and RefoCfiOns.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF Fhe Tribune
PACIFIC OCEAN, Aug. 2, 1850.
After patiently suffering six weeks in Panama
waiting for the steamer Northerner, we gathered
our bones and other remnants on board of said boat
on the 27h July and sailed that day for the bet
ter land We sailed aouth Of rest some 200 mica,
and not until our bows pointed more northerly did
we feel that we were making any progress.
Before describing further my voyage to San
Francisco I must relieve my mind of little infor.
nation that belongs to those poor Migrants who de-
SIGN to wander this way. Take with you my
friends, pluck and money. Ofthese you must have
q little more than barely enough for your journey.
Be sure and lay in an extra stock Tor emeFgences'
Money alone will not do as faith and works go TO-
gether 80 must ndomitabs patience and perseve'
rance be backed up with ready cash.
Reduce your luggage a box feet long, deep,
. wide, made water.tight, with rounded corners,
with hinges and lock- well atrapped well filled with
the "useful." is the only one article OF baggage
wise man should bring this way. All beautifully
made trunks with their contents are Qolte spoiled
by the rain and mold by the time they reach Pana-
ma. would recommend India Rubber bags could
they be made to open at both ends and all round,
because what you wans from bag il always at
tho bottom The most durable articles of clothing
are the cheapest Stop clothing and sop boots are
great evil RIQ ouylHS saCu ErtlceA Ia 4 nisefaoie
economy,
Bring with you an air mattress or rope hammock,
both have their good and bad qualities Choose
either or neither, az you may best know how 70
travel with extra baggage Forget not TO bring
with you a rubber blanket also, good umbrella
and two coarse crash towels. Avoid labor or OK,
poaure on the Chsgres River; employ oaly natives
TO lake you up aad rver do not go alone lei your
number nOt exceed six. Pray for w,d0m in your
choice OF medicines if 'ick medicine. as whole,
is deaths sharpest weapon. Taste no liquors
in every drop Of brandy there is ful grown devil.
Meal sruel and plain boiled rice eaten spAringly is
the beat diet. Attend 20 these things or 90 with
the multitude and be sics, and remember that great
prudence even may not always save you.
When steamers were scarce in the Pacific it was
perhaps wise to buy through ticket; nov that
steamers abound, nay advice is bay no through.
ticket" Il you are an Ill bred fellow and can
swear Justify, buy steerage ticket for your road
ls hard one at home or abroad, aid you may need
al the money that can be well saved. II you are
decent and well behaved, buy steerage ucxeti
for then yonr patience be best tested and tnere
yo&r influence will be needed Lussy deviis, how
ever il not openly vulgar, found in the cost
ly cabin well in the steersge. Toe difference
IN rheir accommodating is not material who
w0ald feonOmi2e.BUt sh'p ahoy Wbsre ere
We
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EOR SALE AT AUCRION.-Phe following de-
chana' Excbspge on THURSDAY, .he l7h day OF 0cto-
her mat al u uness disposed Of Ia Tho me Rnilme al
pTiyRse nsle 49,
FOR SALE-The following parcels Of Land, 10 West
chester County, the Village OF West garms 81 miles
from Mon Haven
Lot No conans8 s6.IG0 acres situate g. the junction
OF The road leading from West Farms 10 WesIches,er and
Foxs Lane and within rye mnuIes walk OF the yDisRe
Lot contains 10 58l60 adjoining Tho above on
Yox's Lsre inciudea about acres of woodland
Lot No contains Il $4,000 acres, next adloDing on
Fox's Lane--includes about acres woodland.
Lot No 4, contains 50 e9C0 acres, next adjoining on
Fox's Lane-inclHdes about 10 OF woodland, and
about Y acres Of salt meadow on The
ot No s. contains SO 53 100 acres, next adjoining on
Fozs Lane-ncudes about acres OF woodland, aud Ia
acfeE o, salt meadow on The rear 10 ,,,,.
Lot No g. contains &c $4,000 acres "l'h me ooudlnSs
and improvements situate between Fozs Lana hnn inc
Bronx msdiatey opposite TO WeSt Farms village
The improvements consist principally OF most sabslan'
a SloLe Mansion "a by 50 feet two story, with base
uenI and suic ard plaza front ana rear arm house,
barns .&Des cattle pens laundry ice and anoAe house,
Lc &c 80,
The division Ct tho above made with the view
10 afford 10 each parcel eligible at elevated
building se, With other copysoiences 10 the arrange
uen the grounds IN their adaptation TO separate occn"
palion.
The grounds generally Of picturesque character,
and stuAted beautiful and rapidly improving
iecliop OF the country - 80, :.
Hor further particulars apply 10 HARRlS WlLSoH "
Wall 81. 10 THEODORE MARITIME, twenty. Eighih
e. between Eighth and Ninth avenues where maps OF lns
property be had. e%SF
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACCIDENT on THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
On "Wednesday evening, boy named leonard
Henry, 10 years OF age, attempted to jump on one
of the freight cars, as the train was passing up
Atlantic ST; but. missing his step, he fell between
the cars and was crushed to death. The Coroner
held an inquest on the body yesterday at his resi-
dence in South Brooklyn snd an inquest was re-.
turned in accordance with the facts No blame
whatever can be attached to the company or con
ductors for this casualty.
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.s..nu 11nn,a AnnRNae re AMERlCA


foas of sae Rtsse'rdI
AN hn,i tnau Freedomlsod
sha,. 20 lht Patdot oand,
Who, with heroic hanc,
TIE bspner rai'et
Now iondiy in thu West
si,. NIGH toy ample crest
OF al thy rights postesaef,
BY toe world praised
Here may The atrauger come,
Fsom ma Own uaFlve nome
Across the briuy 'oAm,
To worship free
No isw compels creed
IN. with toe heart and deco
Devotion will sucoeed'
Where er We Tee
ua,a cone the Patrios bands
The our ffom other lands
WIN abor hardened hands
Asking employ
Al find W sloumo warm
To promise and perform
Pfotr elton from the Storm,
Ia giyeo with JOY
No gold or gems are found
In toy regalia bound
A. other 6rows are crowsed
Beyond the sea
Thy diadem shines bright
Win nance who fell IL fight
Their lame crowns thee Alright
By just decree
Firm aud united stand,
Thou glorious western land
sue ching thy noble hand
To ali who pine
pst,io, and Prince are there,
Pilgrim and Peasant share
Tbs freedom in tiny air,
OF source divine.
Il LC.nLlmhet ~. %. . %.
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TO FAMILIES.

THE subscriber specruiy beRs leave 70 lnpf nl @
Sect vea Maaon Lamb and Poatry, OF me choicest
qualify Also Counry- fed PORK: and Sausage 9 IN
nIed dailv by h'mse Ffesh Vegetables OF all khG' "
in their sesso6 For psai patronage tho unde sgnsa 10
bis hapka and desires copunuarc OF me sans
All supplied by him mas be fehe aon AZ Vi s
''''"s' A'N sEWELL ' DODGE, so SlescEer.s,.,
~ eNVF |s'eN' SIS srneot'
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AUCTION SALES.
A "a MERwfN kac.oseer
* BANGS, RRN%HRsS a. IN lDA HYozds7ay

INV "a MERwfN Aaelsoeeer.
ID CO aarS3s, BROTHER a. co. 20% Srozd@S'
n g. @Sr.Shsss made npon ali cJnsRumeala.
oco6e, "a have in preparation to % sold shry
han Rooks {as, ,eea wiz permit catalogue OF Eng
tecetvod ncu6 nR one OF tbn sYgsat COP
ohst %, sse ss' .s by Mr. well sevss'
es ana exconeFs 1t will inci1ds nsn r Losna pt ,
snd h.ns.om ssps ;ady Of GIN Books
adapted 10 The approaching Holiday sea.on so'A'
AT PRIVATE SALE
Asrge Bssortmen, Of printing and within . oao,, A.,
sobDa very valuable sUd popular SERIES undsT me eu
the gtsIdara Library, tho Classical L,9rary the kncn,
rsn Library The Hciensihe Library tlusUse ia
rsIy each embracing the beat books ised In tho bee,
syle and unparalleled in cheapoess, Pho last i,saes
which arc uat received second volume tho nsv
edou OF Junus yakariN Llyes OF Psiotets, ScGpsurcs
and Architects Atisanes Nchonacheaa E;hcs, rsnsls.ed
with noes and ecte ANALYTICAL Introduction
Gc b, r. W. Browne, A III; and Cruikshsnks, Three
CouA es and desert with illustrations Orders Tor hsse
and all he previous volumes promptly exceeded Also
Lardner's Lectures on Science snd Art EwbarRs Hydtau
hes and Mechanics Benneu's Doab g Enny sook.Keep
IpV new edition kc &c &c
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~ Photographs Publications OF all sorts hJ
A. boyls, published and for safe oy
.25 2awN JOHHF FROW, y and 81 Aen,h
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E Water CuTe.-Dr.F L. NICHOLS and Mrs. a. T.
Cows NICHOLS, 81 p>os. Taenty sscond-st hu6 house
from siIh.svenue Cor su Istous from 0Io Z Patients
eved FOR board day treatment visited 81 eeu re
deEcts. oS lnoe
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a~ O'Reilly's Telegraph Lines connecting
viii ali sections OF the United States General once lSl
Broadway Open from Ia the morning Ill Ii al nlght-
ViaitorE in New.York who accustomed e anSacung
business wiki the oRey Linee In any sec9n o. NE
pstchcs al this office 70 Insure prompt End correct trans
zgniSaion 90 '4'' ie6n
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E DR., Houshron,s Water.Curs Estahitsh-
ment, No WesI E.eys NIB Ell three doors ron ofoso
sl5 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

w WRter-Cure IsaSirnIes-ciTy and Caua.
try.Dr fEALL receives panens al he commuaiou clJ
establishment, IS LaRhs Ant Oyster Bay, L. l. Com
muncanon daily between these places " steamboat hne
sAiread General practice RlEeneed 70 co1sc!lAAons "a
u In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

~ UhroDo- Thermal System of Medicine"
tDt. Turner OF New-ToIk, EdlIorl, price VI
al Inn LONG, 81 Am al
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u G CARRINGrON, Auctioneet.

l. 6 CARRlNGTON, Auctoneer-
RY JACOB :. PLATT.. HARpWARE AND
DCUTLERY, GERMAN GOODS. GUNS, &c JACOB
g. PLAPT will sell THUS DAY. al 10 O'Clock al the sue-
room IS Platts above consisting OF goods from
the sock OF dealer and other hardware knives aud forks
Sc ALSO pars fine fancy skates suitable for rotae's
1000 sp and ribbed percussion caps in boxeS $50
pocket books German pipes Italian irons ssuce penR tea
kees gluepoa brsss goods, VIZ candlescks escutch-
coma casters knobs &c also, handsaws damaged can
dle'cks 5caaes handles boxes angera finishing Nails
81 casks Belgium wrought nails, to inches brace snd
bits, table mat1 handSaws csstors aso qusnnGy
Of German goods and $50 doz knives and sorka also To-
BILE peek cutlery in dozens and cards Sale per-
emptory and without Also, Rodgers Sons
In fine polished shears a'es corksctews snuff
ferv, sridirops &c Oh II
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JOHN LEVISON, Auctonaer
nINE ARTS.-Great sae OF OIL Paintings by the
4 moa. celebrated American artbls In richly mounted
gilt frames suitable for parlos and public houses Thla
collection comprises OF the 4pecimens OF art
ever offered for sale at auction Pleaae call and examine
for yourselves a, the Free Gallery, 96 Chatham square,
formerly known 40 the People Art Union Sale will com.
mepce on MONDAY EVENING, Oct N. Book
aucljops every evening. Oh 2tA
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MUSIC.

EMANUEL BRANDEIs la.s OF Vienna, Professor
TAof Rano and Singing thoroughly familiar With Tho Eng
hsh Prepkh Italian and Gernsn languages, possessing
fuzzy ofeA his services the public aud achooli Of ne~
York and vicinity He Is ready 10 receive pupils eitdsf
81 residence 20 HoustSnst or their own Perms MODE
rale Apb!y 2S0 Hous,on st. between and or and
eclobk or :. g e. Gould Goa formerly Hiey L Co.'S
music STORE 291 Broadway References, trequed al lra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

e. DIR. Lutener,s Ear Inirmary, q Wsrrsn,st,
near Broadway open from ill for The exclusive treat
ront OF ear dseaae8 deafness discharges from tho ear
and all unpleasant In the head cured In shof l!me
oru,i,e Tjnneid letters refused sig lm06tW*
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GENERAL NOTICES

EY DIR. shew's WaIer.Uuro Hesitation, cor
ner vuhh-st. and Univsisttr pace. hS
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FF- Oil! on! DIRTY McDowELLs eighty cent
Winter OIL beautiful arice will barn clear and 6righI
JOSEPH T. MCDOWELL,
as 1m+ OIL STORE, 1855 DIylsIoN-sT
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Hgr Orange a.ouutaIn Warer-CRre.-r

Gr Orange alouutaIn WRreF-CRre.-Dr CARL
LoskHz has succeeded Dr. Asekeri IN The 'oca direction
OF this nautou. The establishment Is situated Ia SCUM
Orange Etss1 County, New Jer,ey oEe hours ride from
The city By Morris and EsseI Railway Vlnor take '1e
Ferry boa, al the foot Of Cortland o., al II. and Il
H. Private bslhs are attached most Of the palieos
rooms s7T
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u. G. KEMP. Auc,loueer.

N,ORTGAGER'S SALE or ELEGANT A0SE.
YEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE, Piano
Fories Rich Satin Brocaieie Window Curtsns. Mirrors,
Cut Glsss. China and Silver Plated Ware TdlS DAY
Friday, al 10 o'clock, at $50 Broadway % door above
Mesars. aeeks dry goods store Il KEMP VIII eel ~
above without reserve by order Of the mortgage large
assortment Of valuable furniture, made 10 oder by PhJs
Germer, Demming and Buckley, and oihtra and In
celen order viz Elegant wood octave piano
forte costing $3.50 large Frsrch plate mirror set OF very
rich crimson satin brocaee window curtaiL aud
rich raiin brocaielle and nearly new; Brussels aud other
csrpeis carved mahogany psrlor saruiture suite in
hair cloth; library boob cases cabinets very rich pearl in
aid work tables carved rosewood and mahogany center.
pier and fancy tables foiewood MAHOGANY black walnut
Ffenth bedseads; marble top dressing bureaus, wAsh
nar d. hall stands white chns dinner decorated china
tea ses II cut glass and silver plated ware; elegan!
silver plated tel and coffee act; large silver mounted
waters rich china and other ornaments cot bo!'e
and casos table cutlery toilet sets hsr msresses &c &c
Catalogues will be ready the morning OF The sale.
Goods purchased 60 OUT Of the city can be packed for
shipping ON the premises o. IL
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ADRIAN 81 MULLER, Aucuoueer

ADRIAN 81 MULLER, Aucroneer
TLEEANF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made
a. by Phyie, Roux Bosche-sod by order OF the Exc.
cutors OF i6e late WIN. N. Glbeu-ADRIAN X. MULLER
will sell on THURSDAY Oct 10 at O'Clock, at99 nnce-
cor Mercers elegant household furniture consisting ID
part richly carved rosewood chairs arm chslrs dVane
and Sofs covered with veve rosewood ana
oIlosns covered with ak; mahogany chairs divsus and
ouomans; ak medallion mahogany inlaid arm chairs
rosewood and sofa tables marble tops; eegsn
chandeliers pier glasses 1883 inches mRnel gIasses.
bronze deabraa clocks SC rich satin snssk
window curtanp Ersnch China dessert seis; heavy cut
gassw marble top bureaus and washssands mahogany
Feuch btdsteads bair mattresses feather beds Brussels
carpets oilcolhs &c &c Catalogues can be had at tae
ofhce OF the suclioneer J Wall st. GOD Oh bt'
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gy- yyYxs and Tonpeea.-BATcHELoz's celebrated
Wig Factory 10 al Walls. where 81 all limos can be
found the arges assortment In the city snanges and
chRging elsewhere BATCHELoR's newly invented Wiga
obtained slver medal the Pair OF the American lnsl
tuie Copy the address. mylb HW&Fu
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WlLllAM H FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
ToERRmPTORY SALE OF SIS LOTS OF
Howlsnd deceased ard sold by order OF William C. Wei.
more surviving Executor iusIed the Bocmingdss.
road Eleve nth and twelfth the Railroad and Hudson
River extending from Eighty fourth 10 Eighy.nnih sn
including The right III front Of the property together
with the large Mansion Houses aud other buildings
thereon embracing the desirable property thai has
ever been Offered al public auction WILLIAM Il.
FRANKLIN, BON Co will ss at auction, on Tu Es-
DAY Oct To- at IL O'Clock, al the herchantd Exchange,
SIS Lola OF Ground ated the SloomngdAerosd.
Eleventh and Twelfth the Railroad and Hudson Rver,
extending from Eighty fourth and Eighyninth ste. to-
ge,her with large mansion houses and other buildings
thereon
Also The Water RICH, In front OF The entire property,
extending OUT Phrteenhav the exterior line Of the
city as esabbhed by Tho Legislature, embracing water
front OF about II feet.
TgRMs; Pen per cent and the Auciioneers fees 10 be
paid on the day Of sale liberal portion OF the pu'chAse
money may remain on bond and mortgage.
thoprarhic mape may be had at the office OF the
tioneeys 3 Broad,a AZ WIN. c WETMORE.
Cd t15 433S) Surviving Executor
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s. aARUlNEB. AucnoDssr

s UAkDlNEB, AutH0DSAF . . =
- OsEWOOD AND nAHOGANf EUh UhEV
IA being the stock OF manufacturer at 315 sfosdwhy,
DINER will sell at aucon at 10! o'clock on the above
premises the entire stock contained therein, comprising
the usual assortment of rich roSewood, mahogany and
fancy parlor hail., dione and bedroom lrnlarr, nutc
racks piano toes &c. being the stock OF dese 70 no
sold without reae tor Catalogues now feaoy.