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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21

ID. l.. Broom, M. ID.


IRHLdt iCWgcON.
MAS permanently located GO
AA himself in WoodviIe, aud llYyy(%
is prepared te perform all opera
tions in DENTAL SURGERY, in ia man
ner. at teast, notIinferior TO anyin the South
Western States.
Ills success for the last twelve years. in
this and the adjoining counties aud parishes
IN the Plugging, Extracting and Insertion
OF Teeth, from one to full eet, both upon
pivot, by clasps, aud atmospheric pressure,
has l,een such as to preclude the necessity
Of giving references. as it is generally known
that his operations have stood the test of
time, "and not found wanting"
Those requiring his services, will find II
their advantage to visit him IT his office.
CONNECTED with his residence OH Main ST.,
nearly opposite Mr. Tberrel's Hotel. as the
light and convenicnces Of chair, and the ar
rangement Of instruments are such as TO
enable him to perform operations more dur
ably and with greater facility. than at the
residences Of the patients. Time and ex.
pense will thereby be saved.
~ The disease Of the teeth and mouth,
We more influence on the digestive and
ther yisceral organs. than persons are gener-
ally aware Of, and the timely application to
a Scientific Denta' Surgeon, may often not
only save teeth supposed TO be beyond cure,
but relieve diseases tba, medicine would not
reach, on acconat OF the irritation caused oy
them.
Too much attention cannot be paid to the
timely caro- OF children shedding their milk
teeth, Temporary set as well Is the regulation
of the second or permanent 's, which are
liable TO grow crooked, or be $, -owded as to
insure early decay, and the sun Tg aud In
convenience OF most of the Denial 'erations
now necessary to be performed.
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AIl Aboard I!
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm Of Smith IL
Richardson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts and papers of the
firm, have been placed in the hands of Col.
w. Il Lewis and Mr.. w. L. Binniug, for
settlement, who are alone authorized to re-
ceipt and settle the same.
TElOS. J. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Woodvile, April 20. lS52-tf
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Fancy store.

YNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
II. the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection OF fancy and useful ar
ticles. among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk; Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, aud Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Periumery of
all kinds, coIors and scents; Hair oil of the best
quality Soap, Starch, lndge Candles, Sar-
dimes. Lobsters and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents aud Ci,ron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Wainuts, Oranges, Ap-
pies &c.
ALS0-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous to men,
lion w. A. HASSELL.
Woodville, February, iith, is5l-ty.
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Dissolution. A..

SAMUEL BELL. p. y. EEARY.
SAMUEL BELL, in returning thanks
~ for past favors, begs leave TO inform
the public generally, that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm Of g. Bell & Co.. who, in soil.
citing share Of public patronage are fully
determined that no exertions on their part
shall be wanting TO merit the same.
Their stock Of Plantation and Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries and Provisions. will be
carefully selected and sold at cheap rates lor
Cash. or TO punctual customers on the usual
time. All cotton consigned TO them Tor ship
ment, and all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
s. BELL & co.
Fort Adams, Jan. ~, i852-iy
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0ODS79A OOA992a
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
6o,a &or,,s,;.,;on 6l6escGa,t,
FORT ADAMS. MISS.
Fort Adams, March 20, Is52-iy
NOTICE.

~ r. PIERCE, Fort Adams, success
~ sorto John Timon. Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. will attend strictly
TO the shipping OF cotton, &c, which may
be entrusted 10 him lie keeps constantly
on hand renerai assortmentof Dry Goods.
Groceries. Hardware, &c, which be se!ls
low for Il AsR e, usaal lime 70 punctaai
custoipsls, sssg n apFil l5-yl. ("
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified that will
"A not pay or become liable for any debs
upon open account or oiherwire, which my
wife Emeline Holmes may contract or make
on my account, she having leftmy house and
board. w. A HOLMES.
Woodville, June 20, iSs2-6m.
Natchez Courier please copy and send ac
count B. Wade Natchez, Miss
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Dentistry.

rR A. P. MCMILLAN respectfully in-
~ forms the citizens Of Woodville and viz
cin;,y that he has returned to Woodville TO-
he purpose of resuming the practice of his
profession. Those wishing bis services can
fipd him. as formerly. at Mr. J. B. TheTrePs
Hotel He has Just returned from the North
with a supply Of stock. All orders attended
TO Immediately.
DR.. M. void take this opportunity 70 ten
der his thanks 10 the people Of this vicinity
70. their very liberal patronage during hfs
former stay in this place.
woodviiie, Oct ~, is52-iy.
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Charles Henry,

r|ffN sPOh AhH Nh0 P@ct JS1i'
Charles Henry,
takes this occasion to offer his services
again t" tho public, hoping that he will
be favored with liberal share Of its patron
age. lie IS an old and practical workman.
having carried ON bnslnessa number Of year.
and is confident that work entrusted to
him will be promptly. faithfully and salts
factonly attended to. BIacksmithing in ell
its various branches he Is prepared to
do. fr IN the simplest to the most difficult
patterns. lie will give particular atten.
ton TO nl
PLANTATION WORK and HORSE
S HOEING which may be sent him.
MI j0ns RIfiIigDSOy. will receive or
dsrs for making or repairing
WAGONS, MARKET BUGCIES.
&e. &c.,--snd can assure the public
that the iron and woodwork shall be equa
20 the BEST let II come from where il maj
Z- My Shop romans the same locatio
as last year.
1 ask only the opportunity, 10 please In
public.
IN CHARLES HENRY &Co.
,seWosdsil ilie.ssan's. n. 1871. a's
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ! 70 ssit.
WILKINSON County.
,I.Illn 81. . III. or. aIa....ar... NJ

THE MATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Two Mary -, iornisrly Mary I, Ron.
ark. Cathatiue M. Roaafk, bafbasa +
Ronark. aud Nancy Rousrk. heirs and d's.
iribU'ees Of Joseph Rouark. deceased.
YOU are hereby Cited to he aud appear
bvione the Probate Court Of " ilkinssa
county, al she Courthouse the->of, on the
first Monday in February next. then and
there to show cause. II any y0a can. why
the final account OF WIN. X Pate. admins
traitor Of said decedent n ould not be allow.
et aud a decree made thereupon accOrd-
lngly, aud to do aud sufiet such things as
shall be considered aud ordered by the court
Aforesaid, 10 the premises.
s--~--. WITNESS, the Honora-
{ BILE Francis Gildart, Judge of
l.. ;. ,he said PROBATE Court. at tie
Courthouse of said county.
s--~~--s the first Monday Of Nove,n
Der, eighteen hundred aud fifty two.
Issued, this slh day of November, 1852.
FRED. CONRAD, CLERK
nTL. X. Barber. Attorney,
Nov. 8, 1881, sod
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NOTICE

ANAs takeE up by Michael Crisi. about
w the 2jth October. a stray MAKE.
described as folIows: A bay mare, about
IA hands high, black name and tail aud legs
branded ON the tight shoulder With The let
tsss E. e.. about . years old--a star in her
forehead. Appraised at $50 90.
w. c. pONNEY, Ranger.
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BEGck s M thing
AND
Wagon Making.

saAus -. "
HMULY thankful for the patronage
~ bestowed upon him the past year.
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yWvYE members of Asylum Ledge ~
Al No. 60, Of Free and Accepted ~
Mssons, viii celebrate the approaching An,
uivessafy Of 81. JOI'a, the Evangelist, IN
WOodviIle, on the 27ih December. by a
pubic procession and oration. Adjoining
iodres and non-affiIiated brethern, in good
sturIdiug. are invited to participate
An Grafton viii be ss!;ss.ct III the Meth.
odist Church, by Companlon--IsAac ID.
stamps. after which the installation Of ofii>
GERS will take place.
THO. w. WHITE
ALBERT G. CAGE.
PATRICK F. KEARY.
J. II. LEATHERMAN. COMMITTEE
WILLIAM STAMPS
ROBERT ID. GILL.
L. X. BARBER.
N. B.-A Masonic Ball and Musical Sol.
rec will be given in the evening; IN the New
Hall.
WocdvilIe, Dec 7-4w
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DaguerrOetypes.

/" j. HAZLIP, takes pleasure in ans
w nounciig to the Ladies aud Gentle
men Of Noodvlle and Vicinity, that he has
Opened Ddgueyreotgpe Ga teyy in the
Temperance Hall, where he has every faci
Pity for executing in the most superb style OF
the ART, Daguerreotype likenesses, OF all rea.
souabIe sizes. Aud having superior il.
strument; a complete assort ment OF every
vsriety Of case, and working after all OF the
late improvements in the art, cannot fail to
give general satisfaction withou: which no
Il Ladies and Genllemen are re-
spectfnlly invited TO visit his room and
xamine late specimens. dee 7>if
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III. i. Powell.
Cabinet Ware Rooms.

vVyIMOTHY KINGSBURY would inform the
IL public thai he has just erected large
and commodious Shop on Mystic corner
near Mr.. Hickley's Saddler Shop, where he
prepared to execute all orders, at the short
EST notice. Old furniture repaired, and bills
filed for any article in the Cabinet line he
offers bis services as an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. By close attention TO
business, and moderate charges. he hopes to
merit the continuance Of his old customers,
and the public generally.
Woodville, Septic, i65i.-tf.
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Dissolution.

HILBERT POTTER holds himself ~
~ readiness to execute all orders for
Carpenter Work, either in town or country.
with taste and dispatch. In addition to iI,'
above. he will attend to all orders for mak-
ing Book cases and Wardrobes which viii
he executed with neatne-s and Mt low rate.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited. All work done by him will be
warranted.
Woodyille, Sept. 81. 1852 -3St.
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furniture, Sc.
rIrn .nl COTTAGE FURNI.

ENAMELED and COTTAGE fOhN.
II TURE WAREHOUSE, No. ~ Bfoidssy cas- 49,.
usar (rsrd-st II srniacioTy No ~ UFeene 81 AI1 -
established sid hFm n the aztec sctT = ~
ere ,b~r,,elves 70 the EXCLUSIVE MANUFAS LUZ a.
the FIRST QUALITY OF FNAMELEp ana ,, "a
MENTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER ~ MI ,Ifr
GILLlFS BNRNE. SUCCESSORS 20 AAiHf'" -.
LIES respectfully nfOn their old patrons a5a IN
thar thew stil continue 70 s.! wel-anisneu
sftice q PERCENT BELOW ALL OTHERS.
The UNPARALLELED success thai has attended our eHo1ss
n6ueed - 10 redoube exurtons N prodrcins an
WHICH after havins stcoG the test for wears Al ho
NITURF EVER OFFERED ~ THIS COUNTRY. In'
latest Pasial and lfa.n STYLES always on hand ana o'
" A. ,ra haze the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
rsTsBIIsHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. per
~ with he mos. peculiar tastes II regard 20 co!o: ora
n,ert,rr shadrng. &c, sc. can easily Dc sGi'cd
While new Estabshne ats without the least expcrieocc,
70 eorrcfe With us BY Offering poor niitauons On
orr s,ys ,rd ssr representing their WORK 70 INC pup
IL "a En,meIed Sc sal fully convinced by the
.-.sr- derasuds or Us. that the pubie Know ve now
"a ind.e hetyyeeu AUCTION FINISHED IKASt ana me
r-slFy GENUINE ENAMELED "oHA made a. our
M e ,pplied as usual the mos, favorable terms
na.-eses Pa:lasss and Bo.sers, Nc Ae u INC 40" ne
market prIce. -. p.,. - ,h,, Purnie,r,
20. Ie ken ay distance without sustaining tne east IN
in-- OILLIEs BIRNE, No. -, bsoaawsr
Esst SIDE near Grsndst. Mandatory, NO ~ O'e>nee
CHOW CASES.-A large assortment OF su,
y p.or Ca.rs constantly hand, made TO order OF
ver rp-~ wood mahogany, black walnut NC ana "Afsat-
81 eoa.l 20 sny in the Union. h. X. PEBBLES,
No l24 Grnnd..t; third door ess' OF broaowsy
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ApxAIN II. MuLLEs, Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE, BY ORDER OF

il n, SUPREME COURT, ofN VALUABLE LOTS al
kIP'S BAY ADRIAN IL. MULLER viii eel At Public
Auction on WEDNESDAY. 10Th Nosember, 1852 as 10
O'Clock NJ the Merchants EXCHANGE under tie dIreea
of CnAgLEs L. KIRKLAsD, Connnttee, ny order Of ns
Suyrs NE Court, he follow lng valuable property
Third Ayeme-i lot on the Southwest corner OF Has.
ana ilsst u H. font and rear, by in H. dcep siots
sdiolnns tie above on the 3d-a, OF hAs d'niens9as
Second Avenuel lot the cssterly side OF <1tv con-
ulencipg e. in south from jth-st, belns 20 t. II 10.
font Il in r, ar by about leo n. in depth do sion.
ing Il g. g. front aud rear, by sbou ~ e. deep do d.
the named - r. 81 unt IS r. in the rear, ami varying
from i2f a. 90 l+2 feet in depth DO 20 Il m north 10
S7th being a. n frcnt Sh IN rear, by about ~
in depth.
First Av.uue-I lot the southeast Of lstay and
sStst - H. 81 IN fiori AID rear by 100 a. Ia depth do
adjoining the ev Ike dimensons do distant 80 f. 81
IL orb from S5hs being 81 Il. ln front the az, 81 a.
in on the no herly side, - r. in. the s1uth~ry SIDE
Ssthsf-l lots tho north side OF 3thst $50 feet
from 2dav each d feet front aud rear by s a. IN Depth
do sdioinir TIE above, IL u IN front. and p a. 10
bv about sS II in depth lot ON the south side OF 5Ahst
100 A. from lstsv, 25 Z, front and Evsr, by rs H.
AJ,h.-t-l lot souherly sde of S)ts, 10 n west from
tst-av Is n front snd rear hy loJ n. IN dsrth
sesh-st-S lots the uorherly side Of 3th-st
crg 100 H. east from the Sdav, being each % a. front and
rear by 20 IT, gin. ~ depth.
ots on the souhcrly side OF Sathst commencing 100 n
east from the 2dsv being each p H. font and IN hin
rear and vary from 50 a. in 60 1871 feet y in IN DEPTH
lots ADJOINING the above being esch p H. iront drev
ny aS n. = N. IN depth. a..
lot ON the day 20 per remain on bond and
mortgage for ye ten years, with legal Interest," psyaee
half yearly 10 commence the trs day OF Dccemoe 1917
deed 10 be delivered the first Dr. OF December S)f al
taxes and OF krd paid mp TO day OF ie
The purchaser pay for drawing bond and mort ge Mort
GAGE 10 contain usual interest clause Title perfect Sale
70 be peremptory TO the highest bidder Mapso be had
the Office OF the Auctionccr.
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and GLIDING, repair.

Canal silcAs &c; gliding Watch Caps Sacellsrs
Chsgdor in the cheapest and best at No 30 Du
anc-s;. near Broadway. WILLIAM DIETRICH
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BA CHnros. AnctiOueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of about 100 LOTS

DEREMPIORi SAIL of about 100 LOTS
II and PARTS Of BLOCKS OF GROUND At Dsskirs. a
the termination OF the New-fcrs ana Ere Railrsi .,
Auction - .
COZ 6 Chiffon viii sell on THURSDAY, Nova q
Il oslock ~ the Merchants fxcSsngc, ~ al tAoss c
lam piece. parc-ls and lots OF LAND SITUATE Daalrk
Csuf,naue County stste OF Newfors ard lad down sa{
S..irners on q msp entitled Map % part Of tie town a
Dunl;rk Chstsuque County, State OF New-fort, 1884
io,.rnn,h~r. 81 a. 81 S. 81 81 81, 30 81. 81 6 H. A. %
as, Csnt,e-st. also Lots numbers " - n, ST. CO. O. II .,
Gxrx.f Also Lots ruuber- 81 - on Buhao-st also Lon
npmher- 81 So g. 81 g. 81, on East fronts; also, Loo
ny,rh.r, 81 Is o. 60 n, West froaist slss. La
rurher. a. az - a. a. 50 East Tnird-s-; slsa Lo.s
nnu,her, sd 81 81 on Easl-si also Lot nunsber - -
I.Tkst. also Lets numbers n. 81 p on swanst; Lo<
rr,nher 81 on C.nsry-st Lots HulnbersSl ~, - - ~ 81
81 - g. 6s S. 10, II on Doye-gt.; Lots Numbers 81 "a
sS 81 o. 50 on Pover-st; Lots numbers : > s. n -
81 ~ ~, 81 -, on Dcerst ., - -
Aso Is cet OF the front of Lots Nos II, - 10 ~ -
We., Thrdst; also lets Nos ~" lo2 Cenir. 81 and VA
% lel LsrAst IN block l4o also Lots Nos III" w Cana
rysf slso Lots Mes 81 ~ 20 % IN block ~ ss a. tas
rsh, tide and interest OF h. evirs Of IN and The
north re-t block No sol. ast ve'ns 10 ieet
frunt ~ fee, deep the north part o. bocs NO ~ w"
Fcurts, beng 80 cct front By - feet dep the rofiA
part block No IA being le0 feet front BY I'D ecs d?i
VIII be cold public auction Ito clese concernl as
Merrheni Exchange in the CITY Of Newfors. on the III
day November A. D. 1882 az i2 O'clock noon. OF tart
day Terms, Cashie per cent payable the day OF ssio s
the balance fifteen days thereafter when deeds Wi Be d
hverd.
Mar. Of the property may be bad At the Office Of COLg
Chiffon Aucticneers, Nos Wa.st
RUSSELL II. NEEIys
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&C FISCHER. Oate Nunns * Fischer. \

- mandatory and warerOora. No no 0reenwiehst
eoruer Of pey<t-PiaoFortss, warranted with reverse
tdse and patent tube wei calculated for keeping tuna
PiAr.o- Fortfs tuned. repaired End exchanged
n B-Aso, .Scoian PiA1o-Fortes for sale.
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+ COTTON Auctioneer
HX EC TT q RS SALE NJ EITRNTTITRE

r. w WEsrcoTr, AuctiOneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, on FRIDAY AZ
LTERNOON, at O'Clock, at No. I6 Greenwch-av. con-
s,fns OF elegant Mahogany Bookcase, do. French Bed
steses Marble Top Wssssnds, French Plate Mirror, 5u
peror Feather Beds Hair MATTRESSES bureaus Marble Top
fabes DINING and Card do, Elegant Sofas Tete-aTetes
Lounges Mahogany Chairs and Rockers yoltsre Chairs
This Furniture made by seudoins and but little used
OF the owners going 10 California Also large quantity Of
Common Furniture Carpets &c, Superior Cooking Store
and Fixtures. Every article will bo sold, rain or shine
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id SECONDHAND PIANO

~ PORTEs-We have now on hand large assortment
M ns- and a-cn Asnd Piaros for sale sud hire Planes
from $50 to $50 For hire from - 10 so per month Nc
30 BrosdHnY Sew-fOrk. Stafford BROTHER
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NOUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES foI

~ SALE in tho VILLAGE of CHAMPIONSHIPS
house is large built in Gothic style stories and atc
main building IS by So with wing, in the rear 10 BY 90
two stories has been built y years repeie with all the
modern 1t is situated east Of the Dutch
Church. overlooking the village and commanding view OF
the North River from the Palisades TO layorsraw also
GOOD view of Peinon Nyack AID tho ranges Of mountains
Beyond variety of ShrubbeTy aud fruit iu't coming into
bearing IL Easy OF access and within iiyo inutes walk OF
die Poet Office ttOres churches &c. Wan be sold with 10 10
90 acree Aeo Villa Sites from TO acres, with fue view
Of the river and rounding country For particulars apply
is.s IN J. &. MALLORY.
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GEORGE W. FUTILE, Importer of Eng
" Lsh French and German Fancy GOodS Novelties and
TOYS both useful and ornamental suitable fot presents
Emporium No 3ij Broadway.
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ALsssr II. NrcoLAy, Anctionees.

ALBEIT HI. NICOLAY AuctiOneel
DEREMPTORY SALE of 80 BEAUTIFUL
4 BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES in the
PLEASANT VILLAGE Of WEsTCHESrER ~ Y, e
ALERT II. NICOLAY will all at Auction on MON.
DAY Nov g. at O'clock at the beautiful village Of wus
chester. N. T., on the ground:
80 desbe building Lots and Cottage SITES % eet ifo
ard rear and leo deep.
Wsstchester 10 one Of the most pleasant AID dosrshs
villages in Wesshester County and IS only Isl miles iron
the city of New-York by the Harleni Railroad. .
This beautial property 10 within five minutes wall
the proposed New YORK and New Rochelle Railroad whch
day and from this place and the Harlem Railroad 10 g.
The ground ia nearly level and sufficiently eleTred 70 ~
saluboys atmosphere, and the soil - OF the inst
quality.
ate vicinity The convenience of from the city to
gether with the healthy location aud the excellent neshbo
hood, all combine TO make this exceedingly desirable
the mechanic saa workngman, well ~ safe andprohtsss
Investment for capitalists, as tic properly m IN. vicinity
rising ard will continue rise, and must rapidly lncresss
in yalue. Title indisputable.
Terms-l0 per and the ALchoneers ees the day
Of sale, 10 per cent tho 6th OF December when tbs
and mortgage for three years nj per cent Or cent
end the fees the day OF ae and te balance
In monthly santnsof 10 per cent EACH until the whole
amount Is paid.
discount OF 10 per cent viii be made all lots bought
fer cash.
MsIs and full particulars be obtained Of the Ar-
tioneer.
free excursion by the Harlem Railroad will be mAds
the day of tins sale The will leave City Hall Of 10
O'Clock 4. NJ returning NJ Tickets can be oh saed
free OF charge applying 10 J. v. Hutscsr Esq, Nc
Chatham-st or to the Auctioneer, No. 40 Wall-st
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Alacbinerp, Sc.

ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
~ LAW.-The Subscriber is now prepared 20 procure
provisional Protection" and 10 Letters Patent
der the laws of Grea: Britain The fees having been greatly
reduced protection brought within the re1ch OF al
American inventors Parties con obtain full information
" '0'' nv y J. p PRISON No wallst-
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DIANO-FORTES.-Th best assortment of
i Pianos in this city car be seen a the War-roons OF
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. al Broadway including
H.et DAVIS Cssceebrstod Eolian Pisnos Of new and
rrrch srproved scales acknowledged superior 70 any other
IL Ire rnerkct Also large variety from other str guhed
NerY ORR and Boston makers Gbers and other secont
hand with snd without the folisn ysriOus prices
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No. all Broadway.
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LNOR SALE-The House and Lot No "a
Il Prineest, between Broadway aud Crosbyst, Apply %
CHARLES w. HENRY,
No l5s Front-st, corner OF Maiden-lane.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A first class four
IA story brown stone front House on 4th-av-The we'll
built ourcry brown front House with Store, having
ali the modern improvements Croton water gas
rsnge &C. No o9 4hsy the fifth house above zSth-s on
the east side The house Is u feet inches BY ~ feet
finished IN the best and first class house IN every
respect The lot 10 q inches width end about
feet deep 60 bond and mortgage. VIII
be exchanged lots between 7h and 18th avs streets
from 18th TO 7bth-sts. Apply TO
COLES Chiffon No. Wall-st.
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ID. 5. HoUGH AuctioDeer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-FRID

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-FRID
at III O'Clock A NJ the enre contents Of the YELL
IEzkous- No ~ beekmAn st. embracing large quantity Of
good rosewood, mahogany, and black walnut furniture
such SOFAS, Bureaus, Wsshstands ma.togsny Tables
Chairs, Essy do, French Bedstesds Beds, Mattresses
Blankets ke Tap BrusselS Three Ply. aud Ingram Car
peis Stoves CEockey, Glas Waresltosether conprsng
q good assortment, ard in good order. "
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NrELyINA BUILDING LOTsror SALE,

-lVl payable IN per cent monthly iiastalmenis-rhe
liberal oecd this beautiful village properly arc such
enable saclent amount troul
their monthly earnings purchase hone and tho price 50
low insure large advance before halt the payaea q
are made 10 very accessible being only two aud 0nehat
ues fsons The Nlhansbush eTles and fronting On Tho
, Newtown Plank Road where the Ncwtown and MAssth
ouaibuses are constantly passing fare Cd For hnapS
pamphlets kc, see T. J FONDA, No. ~ NaSssust, 81
door, NewYork, or JOHN H. SMITH, TN premises.
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DRIvATE DANCING and WALTZING.-J

i u. SEAKlNGS Academy, al No. a Bond-st Nj : Is
oasst ever, morning afternoon ani cyeang-
t. suit The convenience Of al parties. schools and iiiies
attended snd privaie soirrcs formerly of terH and
fell particulars see oiTcusT al eF 50 'esid@nc a.
above.