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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-21
Lord Sqnley Of Alder,ey 10 Mr.. Went,oora Butler.

fUHEIGN UFFItE, MAY IU, Io5I
Sin directed by Vscount Palmerston acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter Of the 18th umo stating that
have believe that considerable quantities Of guano
may obtained from the unnhabted Islands Of Lobos Ae
and Lobos de TERRA situated the about fifty miles and
the other about twenyone miles from the Of Peru and
requesting be informed how far in the opinion Of her Ma
esys Government Great Britain would be borne out in claim
ing with the other nations Of the world the right
appropriate for agricultural purposes the guano be found
on those islands.
state to you in reply that Lord Palmerston cannot
upon himself TO whether the Islands Of Lobos Aer
Lobo de TERRA belong Of right Peru camed by
Peru dependencies His ordshp does not find in the Pc
ruyian constitutions published after Peru had separated itself
from Span any mention Of those islands being dependen
cies of Peru but appears Lord Palmerston that
proximity to Peru would give that State pna claim
TO them.
But be this IL may, Lord Pamerston fears that there is
ground upon which the British Government would be JUS
tiled in claiming for British subjects the right appropriate
their pleasure the guano be found those islands
am, &c. STANLEY OF ALDERLEY.
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Viscount SandOn % Vi,cou.t Gamma.

20 FLUDYER STREET, MARCH %, lS45.
Lord sandon presents his compliments Viscount Cannng
ana takes the liberty Of requesting that his Lordshp will have
the goodness 70 furnish him with the Of satisfying the
made in the enclosed letter from Mess j. Prowse and
Company Of Liverpool
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.Mesns. Pro,r,e % Yl,connt Sandon.

LIVERPOOL March TO- lS45
MY LonD We should feel greatly obliged your Lordshp
could obtain for from the Foreign Office the undermen-
toned intelligence g. IT, Lawrence, Esq has kindly de.
ea u % make use Of his to your lordsbp II II would
be Of service 10 us.
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Official Notification.

PERUVIAN
LoNDoS, APRIL 81, 1852.
having been publicly stated the islands called the
Lobos de TERRA and Lobos de Fuera containing guano beds
desert islands never been claimed by any
on the Peruvian Legation in London feels called upon
make the following statement caution to the of
vessels and others:
Fuera opposite the Province Of Lambayeque in the Depart
Of Lbedad have been known since the discovery
the Of South America by the Spanards whom
they beonged and they form part Of the several depo
sites of guano situated between the latitude Of Loa
and that of Tumbes which in the Of the Repub
lie fPeru.
By virtue of DEGREES force vessel either under
the national any foreign ag has right the Peruvian
guano depoes without first obtaining permission from the
Peruvian Government, under penalty Of conhscation.
Foreign vessels furnished with Government licenses
allowed to load at the Chincha Islands only.
The aforementioned islands Of Lobos de Puera and
Lobo de TERRA, well those of Guanape Maabrgo and
other localities north Caao where deposes of guano
as also Of the southern depoes in the Province of
by the in order that the birds NAV be
left undurbed and thus constant increase Of the dpotes
Y be promoted.
! s. From time immemoral the fishermen of Lambayequs
have been accustomed to nhab the Lobos de TERRA and the
ss pa, the rssasan 6
Of * S-s = sass Ssss,sss ssss
g. Since the ccfnsncemsht Of the export Of snano t
Europe, all the deposs belonging the republic of Pert
been surveyed and measured by orders of the Govern
men and amongst these are enumerated the Lobos de err'
and Lobos de Fuer within the jurisdiction Of the Department
Of Liberdad formerly called Trujilo.
There exist in the archives of the Peruvian Legation in
London particulars the and calculations made
years since with view ascertain the quantity
guano the Lobos de TERRA and Lobos de Fuera .
Finally any attempt to load vessels without the proper
license would subject them be seized by the Government
vessels appointed cruise off and visit the different
depoes in order to prevent only the illegal extraction OF
by foreign trading vessels but also to prevent the
lives Of Peru from violating orders against
visiting those localities destroying disturbing the birds
EMILIO DE ALTHAUS
First Attache to the Legation and Vice Consul.
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On the 7th May last the Peruvian Government issued
decree for the better protection Of their guano islands,
and to ensure this placed them under the jurisdiction Of
the governors Of the neghborng provinces In this de-
Lambayeque, and the Lobos de Afuera to that OF Chi
clsyo.
Besides the evidence which has here been given Of the
rights Of Peru another exists which in the minds OF some
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N. de Rivero 10 the Earl Of Adlmesbury.
Translation.
NAY 4. 1859.


de Rvero has the honor present his respectful
pimen his excelency Lord Malmesbury and with refer
to the communication which he has this day addressed
him in relation the Islands of Lobos, he forwards
three numbers of ministerial paper published at Lima which
is considered there semi-ohcia pamphlet entitled
Considerations upon Guano" is being reprinted in that city
under the auspices Of the Minister Finance some portions
Of which reproduced The data comprised in that publ
cation based upon derived from the Memoir published
by de Rvero in 1S45 at the commands Of his Government
and the Investigations Of the engineer Cater who in 1s47
visited the guanodeposes Of the north being commissioned
by the Peruvian authorities
NJ de Rvero repeats, &c.
The Considerations upon Guano" above referred to
Of too great length to produce here but they
show that in 1847 Mr. Cater ian engineer in the employ
of the Peruvian Government ordered by that Gov
ernment to visit the various depostes of guano, and to
report upon the quantities and qualities he should find
This he accomplished and after visiting the Lobos he
ported that they contain s58, ,0s6 tons Of guano.
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Mr.. Addmgton 10 Mr.. Cumming Bruce, NJ p,


SIR have laid before the Earl Of Malmesbury the letter
from Mr. Alexander Dallas which you communicated to
the 18th instant enclosing copy of memorial proposed to
be addressed Lord Malmebury by certain hndowners
farmers hpowner and others in the counties Of Inverness
Ross and am directed by his ordshp acquaint you
in reply for the information Of the parties interested that il
appears that the Lobos Islands have been always considered
by the Peruvian Government belonging to Peru and
surveyed and chartered by that Government S47 the
quantity and depth OF guano mapped for the Government
am 10 add that whether this gives the Government Of
Peru right the Lobos Islands not II Is certain that
Of the many articles appearing the public pa
pers the Peruvian Government have notified their possession
Of those islands and that they will resist any attempt upon
them.
am further to that her Majesy Government are not
present prepared protect British ships which should ap
proprate the guano on the Lobos Islands.
Lord Mamesbury directs transmit to you the accom-
panying translation of note which his lordshp received
from NJ de Rvero, the Peruvian Charge dAfaires at this
Court stating the grounds which the Peruvian
claim the Lobos Islands.
observe that all the prma face evidence goes to
prove that the Lobos Islands each and all bearing Spanish
belonged TO Spain and accrued like other
on lying within certain degrees Of longitude and latitude
the Peruvian Republic and however
be to Great Britain to appropriate these islands, declare
them common property tits impossible for her Mess Gov
ernment to violate international law for national interest
am, DC. ii. u. ADDINGT0N
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- - - .THf loBos, ISLAND
j. i; n tic controversy Dfisen A. to Che
.ssrght'ef Peru w posses tie ISbos Islands,
Nhass bds1 Etased that Nh VI kpsrrh had givan
Sol adverse 70 the clam Of Perm. This opinion
0i@iF, WE1aEES has been publisRM ip the AsteEH @
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Translation.
"Diconary Geographical Historical, Of the Western In
dies America namely the Kingdoms Of Peru Spain
DC, &C. &C. Written by Colonel Antonio Acedo, Captain
Of the Royal Spanish Guards Volume III. BY permission
Madrid in the Printing Office Of Manuel Gonzales. 1887
Page 500:
"seas Islands, obos) of the Of Peru in the
Province and District Of Sana called Windward in order
distinguish it from another island Of this province and king
dom called Leeward which is at the side Of Needle Point
Volume ~. page III to 173:
List Of the barbarous nations and principal places Of Peru
Asia. Iquique
Cocos. Lobos.
Dogs Island. Mancera
Guano. Nonura.
Guara. ST. Lorenzo
Huanape. St. Martin.
Should it be necessary, Mr. Belford Wilson procure
London the loan Of a copy Of Alcedo's Dictionary.
-
Extract from Work by UIlod.*
London in IT72 svo. volumes, entitled
mand Of the King Of SPAIN by Don George Juan and Don
Antonio de Uoa both captains Of the Spanish Navy;
lated the original Spanish to which added by Mr.
John Adams occasional notes and observations and
map Of South America being translation from the work
of Don Antonio Uoa, entitled Reacion Historical del
Wage Ia America Merdona DC, por Don Antonio de Uos
published in Madrid In 174S, vols.
Vol. II. y. 1872, book viii chap. /.
"The generally steered from Cano 10 Paa first
till the ships past the Feralones Of the
Uoss Work. with its translation may be had at the Bri-
tsb Museum.
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Viscount Gaming to Viscoant Sandon.

FOREIGN OFFICE MARCH 27, 1845.
Viscount Canning presents his compliments to Viscount
Sandon and regrets that he satisfactorily reply Lord
Sandon note Of the 22d instant the inquiry made
by Messr j. Prowse Co., further than by stating that the
two islands named by Messrs Prowse Co. supposed
TO form part of the territory Of Peru and that guano cannot
Dc exported from Peru without cence that effect from
the Government Of that Republic.
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Position Of said islands
Lobos de Terra de Soaveno latitude deg 35 min s.
longitude 80 deg. As mn w.
Lobos de Auera de Barlovento latitude deg 50 min
81 longitude 50 deg. AZ min. w.
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is supposed that guano may be obtained from islands
Tor some distance from the coast Of Upper Peru
named Lobos Tierra" and Lobos Afuera" We wish TO
be informed whether these islands belong subject the
Republic OF Peru and if by sending vessel either both
OF these islands Tor roeks) should be infringing upon the
laws or rendering ourselves amenable any proceedings
from that Republic.
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Mr.. BidweH 10 Mr.. Adams.


FOREIGN OFFICE, July 30 l645.
SIR: directed by the Earl of Aberdeen transmit
opy of letter from Mr. Robert Fak Of Liverpool claiming
mpensaton for the alleged improper acts Of the Peruvian
hortes Lambayeqne, in detainng and conascarig hi
scs.ri the Hiberaa" and instruct yon tc uirt
into the of this case, and make fn
thereupon TO his lordship tes eAs
am, &c. JOHN BIDWELL.
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JOHN BIDWELL.

Mr.. adams TO The Earl Of A5erdeea.-( Received february
10, l846.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
ohio COUNTY and RALROAn

OHIO COUNTY and RAILROAD
~ BOSDs;-s2a,e ,o-Me otter. At private SAL. PICK.
AN 81 tOlNI1 COANEkTIBLE LOAN in pav,nsn,
OF iscnron 70 the Cincinnati WilunEon s,s 49,.
ys kA,osd per cents e9aPon in Bonds OF 81 900 or
$500 FAIRFIELD COUNTY COSvEpTTp1T- =
BsNps o. 49, Sss,s.ipton aud for same Road
sZSuyCLINION col NTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS
o. same descr puOn. and for sarne Road - ~ -'N''
,s,yroV FAIEtIE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
bOSDs q same eescT1Pfion, and for sane Road
These loans are severally Endorsed and nrnrnnt
OF pIihepa &c ecapons guaranteed BY tie Railrad Com
pay tna eor amount of stock in the Raj a.
vel - the ialth and tax hst Of the County s-s a. J
70 me sAs esi " special act l. gslsure OF Ohio
s.la y o. TIE at affirmed by the Supres
Court on case made ard carried M by CEnfor Co.,,
s@eoo tNIOS COUNTY BONDS, 10 years eoatss,n ?
pr GEM. lnaorse9 and guaranteed By the spnx65 a.
Mansfield Railroad Com pany 70 which t,. 800 siia
payment for stock. ''' ~ere issued N
s.a9o cc oLn. II ELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
Ten. per cent. eoupCn. ~ 'ea4' ~
S3Ss" ElSHT PR Z; cENTs. q the MISSISSIPPI and
DELANO' DUNLEvY 4 Co. No ls W,u.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
T AMPS, GIRANDoLEs. and CHANDB

IL LlERS-rhe subscriber wishes direct public
non 10 hs lage and extensive aorIsnt OF Lamps Gran
doleS Chscdele and CanSelabTAs. Solar Lard CAmph-ne
Burning fud aid Phospcne Lamps OF the latest improve
ens and rot patterns; also, h-g- ssortH-nt Of RAIL-
SusPenGirg and Bracket LaEnp~ oF churches. hotels
steamboats, public buildings &c. pure Sperm. Solar
and Lard OILS; also, article OF Camphene and Burn
Ing Faid ard every article connected with the trade The
trade supplied the most reasonable Country
ehanfs and Others viii do well call before purchasing else
waere. SOLOMON 5. REILLY, No. l35 CanAlst, corner
OF Laight No 81 Carmnest. corner Of Bedford; No 67
Hudson; Csmphene Dis.sy corner Of sthsv and GAnss
yOoTf-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
Danrins 6tbools.
DODWORTHs DANCISGACADEMY,

M No. sec Broadway, Grace Church, viii open
aor the ensuing season WEDNESDAY. October al y
z NJ fer LADIES' at 81 for Children and a; Tor Gentlemen
forteFms Ae- sc Card Of TeunS
IL Is with feelings OF than usual pride and saissc
nen that announce the commencement OF the Classes for
thus season. Having removed 20 the building Just
ERECTED expressly for tins purpose Offer for the
ete o. my pupils the most elegant convenient and complete
ncnS ever erected this city; the experience Of
esis enabling me 10 kOw and Frovdc for every
IN ,he ,eesi msnner IL my intention make has what
seen an esaehshmeut should BE- place for mental and
connected with innocent aud bone
teal sseiesion aud will he my parcasr care TO maze
everything condoec 20 the good deiertept aa general i'm
PrsseeSnt OF al who may b plaCed under nv eharFe
The Glasses ior Gentlemen will be ON az
new system which Will groN;ly facilitate te "a
add yeS much 90 the convenience al suap,s n, y ,
much acc would Be taken by desribins re sv e, 49,
Of tie new method aud is advantages ~S''P'
All the Dances of the prvsent ana t,-,,., .,,
be introduced. '''ns VIII
Private soiTesS for pupils only, semi monthly
The Acsdcmy remarkably fogtnnate in b.;ns .,..;,
from nearly al parts OF the ety By stages or rsrosS ~
there lees than thirteen hnes whieA n.<. 49,
font Of the door within one three s,ae-s
aud Arrangements have also bcen made to ra $780, -
East Broadway Msdsenst aud thai sh6raoo d,rsrt
90 the Academy thus aforVhns the rasrons in ia. ma
-esss, ssriltses VITA the other PORTIONS
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctioucer.
hINKIRK LOTS at A UCTlON -

~ TRUSTEES SALE OF 2i0 VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS at DUNklRK.-Will be sold at public
Auction az the Merchants Exchange IN the City Of
Newly ork, or thursday Nov. 4, 1852, at Il o'clock
noon. by Messrs. COLE Chiffon, Auctionecn 20
valuable Building Lots situated IN the ouIishns towo Of
DunkiTk. the terminus Lake Erie Of the great New
York and Enc Railroad comprising the whole OF the i've
blocks land designated tho map of sid town BY the
numbers 1913, 49, ia l93 and 1876. These Lots very
elgbly situated in of the best portions the
the remarkable and continued grow tn OF which renders
matter OF certainty that from the various
sesses must long, become town Ofyery considerable
importance fine opportunity Is offered 10 Capitalists
for udcious and profitable investment 90 per cent may
remain on bond and mortgage on all sums over $500 fa
maps upply tho auctoneers, at their office, No. Wa
NeW-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
furniture, Sc.

L'NAMEIED and COTTAGE FURNI.
H TURF WAREHOUSE, No. 452 Broadway, east side
n,sT GTsndst lEuilctory No. ~ Grren--st. The Cd II
established and firm M the United States who
tine themselves 20 the EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURE "
the FIRST QUALITY OF ENANELED and ORNA-
MENTAL COTTAGE aud CHAMBER FURNITURE.
GlLLlES BlRNE, successors 70 MATHEW Gil
LIS respectfully inform their old patrons and the pubic
that they still continue sell wrll-hnished GENUINE
article = PR CENT. BELOW ALL OTHERS.
The unparalleled tha- has attended efforts hi5
induced rcdoube exertions producing article
which. after having stood the for years all admit
20 he the BFST and CHEAPEST ESAMELLED FUR
NlTURE EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY The
latest PAs=r snd Italian Styles always hand and made
g. order.
A. We have the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. per-
with the peculiar tastes regard 70 color, oTs
uenting, shading &c- Ac- easy be suited.
While EsabEshneuts without the least experience,
preterd 20 compete with BY offering poor limitations
STYLES and designs representing thel WORK the pub
lie as Enaneed NC. still fully convinced BY the
increasing dsmandso that the pubic know well how
20 judge between AUCTION FINISHED TRASH, and ne
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORK made al our
FACTORY
TIE Tsde supplied usus the favorable
Mattresses Psass and bolserS kc. kc a. the lowest
market price.
The greatest bestowed BOXING that Furniture
be distance without sustaining the least
jury. CILLlES BYRSE. No. fi2 Broadway.
Eas. SIDE, near Grsndst- Manufaco-y No % Green-st
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Garpeiinss, Oil Glotbs, &r.

CARPETING ard OIL CLOTHS,-RE-
~ MOvAL.-wM McGRORTY wisses 10 insor,, b.
friends the public tbt he has removed hs stol from No
l6 Nhxn-st 20 No. ~ Broadway He has now on hand
large and well selected stock Of every desrption Of Car
petnss and Oh Coth< &C. which So vii dispose Of n
vay three doom from Libery<f S'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
financial.

EITIZENS' BANK, No. 81 BOWERI.-At
Y an Election held November d. 1882 for Directors OF
III Bank the following gentlemen duly elected Drec
tors for the ensuing year
Jaw Jary-e Martin q Bum
James C. Baldwin. William Close,
Daniel BURNETT Jsbez H. Lyor.
Robert Bukley Barney Bsrtram.
James NJ Mclean William Hall.
William J. Valentine Joseph n Barnes,
John Mcllvten. Charles Curtiss-
And the following gentlemen were elected inspectors Of
the next ensuing Election
Fdybfd Slossop Richard Tweed.
Charles Horton.
At subsequent meeting OF the Directors, JAY JAhN -
was uuanoy reelected President tor the ensuing year
;. X. COMSrOCk. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

EKEAT BARGAINS IN FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c. Al CRAWBCcK'S, No.
SIS Grrnd-sf secondd door OF Essex-sf New York
CHAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE-The
attention OF families about pure Hsins respectfully invited
% the large and besntifn assortment Of Bods MArese<
Paiissses Bedstead< Gotta kc all Of which have been
purchass az low cash pecs and win Be sold such prcss
9. 70 make Il IN tn3uccmenf for al cal and examine the
Ssove s,oek pseviess % uskna ths puAssss Qso sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

ERIE and NORTHEAST RAILROAD co
IL TRANSFER OFflCE.-The ERIE 80 NopT9
hAsI E1skqaD CONAN A:yas .ppossi tie IN
Fvrn that Books Of Trsnsrr Of the Caoirs sss
oPeued ., cur othce, Ne 81 w.lst A-'e S''a
wINsLOw, LASrER 90.
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HESRy 4. LEEDS, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO

fohI r., NllhhOh, NC, 10 be.aOd AZ AUCTION Inlo
DAY Nov 8 1892, at i O'Clock, at Sales Room, No
Chanbersst, near Broadway.-HENRY 4. LEEDS vii
sell above large assortment OF rosewood and sh0ga1I
Peror, Dinng-r and Chamber Furniture silver pIssa
Ware. Table Gallery two rosewood Piano fortes neI
new NaTdrobss nsrbletop Center Tables, Dining Tables
mahogany and rosewood Dressing Bureaus with marble TOPS
a, d SWING Classes Washstands with and without marble
tors; Hair Mattresses, Passses mahogany spring and
hair seat Peror Chairs various patterns So Easy Clam
Rocking Chairs Lounges bronze iron Hat-stands oval Mr.
rors painted and enameed Chamber Suites &c Also one
large superior French plate Mirror, Painting and yssJ
Q other goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

n .pv pert Of the cy Brooklyn and Tree Of
.. Od BEDS and Matfresses enOv lfed and N fe over
W CRAWBUCK. No. $50 Grand-ss-
"a door ast o.
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FURNITURE WARE.

IL HOT So No. 81 Broadway, corner Of Spungst-G.
MATHEWS respectfully noties MS old patrons, and the
nabLe generally tlss the firm OF MATHEWS \ GILLlES
on the Sd day OF October 1852 He taxes thus
opo-uity OF sincerely thanking hs numerous Trends who
have hitherto literally ptrcnised his continued efforts 10
nleese them and begs inform them that he has formed
nne,s eorsrtDership with GEORGE B. STACY Uphoserer
snS foesae Feather snd Mattress Dealer and Manuisc
trrr for tire purpose Of carving out far more extensively
tan the contracted limits OF the late firm would .wl the
FNAMF LED FURNITURE BUSINESS.
in with Cottae Paror Afte and Kitchen Furni'
ture Feathers Mattresses and Bedding in general.
MATHEWS & STACY
fsiter themselves thai the vel known reputation Of o.
MATHEWS tine practical artist and esdiRs partner IN the
late firm combining superiority Of kmanshp skui-
ness elegance Of design well IS superouess or
finish will be sufficient guarantee for future patronage
Several styles OF southern Furniture pronounced oy
counosseurs sass any thing vet in the t-adel are now
being introduced Their STOCK OF Enamelet Furniture VIII
found prise the largest most varied and best assert.
ed IN tire United Stles-aI Of their manufacture
NJ : repudste the palrry purs OF offering her Soods
e. 3 per cent cheaper than any others Vns YET 70 lea
that so much profit be begin wn oy iair aud
honest dealing They introduce themselves Is ea OF many
wears experience IN the trade IN all It's orac es and ca-
isnge any comparison with any other respectable hi-Hs'
es 10 quality. next ~ 20 prce. ~, =.
Remember No So Broadway, opposite re 81 Nlcio9s
Hotel and COnamOre House.
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f. COTTON, Auctionoer.
EXEC UTOR's SALE of FURNITURE

~ CARPETS, GLASSES. OIL CLOTHS &c. Sc.-0n
No So Beekmsns st. very large aud desirable
OF Rosewood aud Mahogany Furniture the most OF which
have been made by we'll known manufacturer comprising
every ertcle of paror bedroom and basement goods such
Sofas, Tetea-tetes Wardrohcs Secretaries Bookcase
Dyans Mahogany Chairs Rosewood aud Mahogany french
Bedsteads, Couches, and Couch Bedsteads, Msrbeiop
Dress Bureaus Centre and Card Taies, with Egyptian
merbe-tops Gothic Beds,eads, Ladies' WorErle.
Narble-top Chamber SUIT complete large number OF Bar
Mattresses French Plate Glasses Brussels and ingram
Carpets and OCotbs. &c. Gc Also several dozen Blacf
Walnut ard Curl Maple Chairs all patterns Also seeJni
hord Furniture from family. Sale VIII be peremptoy,
without regard TO weather and goods packed the
city at a reasonable charge
n B-saie of rich Jewey on Saturday the 9Th, to clos
assignment