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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-07
NEW DRUG ST'0REI
R0LLA II. CHUBB & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
'wo doors enst Of the Bank, aud opposite tue Rmplre
Ashland, Ohio,

LILO
A RE receiving and will constantly keep on
"A hand an extensive assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemil Fine Soap, Fancy labels
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils.I and Bottles.
varnishes, DyestuHs, and Corks, Stationary aud
tOlorp. School Books, COnfcc.
Glass Ware, Cut Glass, i%ionarleS, Spices aud
aud Fancy articles. Groceries.
Globe aud Wall bAmp, Pure Wincs, Spirits and
Swing. and Stand Lamps,l Liquors, for Medical pnr.
Bottles. Walls aid Apoth.I poses, only,
eeary shop Furniture. cigars, Fine cut, Chewing
Paint aud Varnlsh, brush. aud Smoking Tobacco,
es, Whitcwash mud Shocl Snuns, Lemons aud Or.
Brushes TOOih, HAIR Anges, Surgical lpssru.
and Cloth Brushes, rs. mcnts, Trtisses, Extracts
sentlat Oils, pcrumery aud. alIkinds or popular
Patent Medicines.
Our good are warranted to be ftosh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at the lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold at Cleveland pri.
ces, Physicians, Apothecuries, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities,
will he furnished at wholesale prices, and will
find it to III cir advantage to purchase OF us, rather
than send to Cloycla~N or elsewhere. In word
all our goods shall be Of su h prices and q.alily
as to make il for the interest ofeyery parchasert o
patyooiIo US. Call and Tee. |'' PIP
Ashlond, June s, 1853. H0 sH 70 t
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~ People act as il they intended to
live forever. We all know that our neigh.
bors will die "when their time comes"
but the idea that we ourselves will be thus
run into the ground, is a matter of such
apparent absurdity that it is never thought
Of. Some may objec, to this Indifference,
and yet it is productive of immense good,
Nothing else make men industrious at
three score, or keeps up the supply of en-
terprise and go.aheadiliveness after we once
pass the middle age. Let men once place
a proper estimate on life, and the hours
which are now devoted TO works " of
great pilh and moment would be con.
sumed by Incidence and inactivity. So
cieiy would grow STAG nant-from the or
der Of the world would be taken the pearl.
ash of excitement, and all things fall back
into a long yawn aud an inglorious torpid.
ily. One Of the most active and useful
business men in this city is upwards oil
seventy; and why is he thus aclive!-Cor
no other reason than that he thinks him.
self Que Of 1.-THE immortal few who were moi
born to die" How great is his mistake!
10 twenty years from now boys will be
playing ball against his tomb stone. His
mistake is great, and ye, it is useful. SAT
isry our old friend that he is surely 10 die
within the next ten years, and you woul,
destroy his industry with as much certain
" as il you had Gu, of both his hand,
and severed his ingular. Gud has arrang
ed things with such perfecness that ever
mans ,houghhessness tends 10 The produc
tiun Of good uehmm.
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1Nmvv @ALOON.

R-DACllERER, Attic old stand formerly
Ia occupied, by blichyel MjllsFg above he
MeNnlty house keeps constantly on hand loysfI
variety o rgood thing, eTeCpt Intoxicating drinks,
which can 10 dcsrci by any one fond Of good
living. June 80, 1888. OF
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A MERICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE
AC0MpANY.--00iee ID East Fourth-street,
CINCINNATI, Ohio.--lncorporated by the State OF
Ohio. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital
Sl00, 000j and a large accumulated fund.
This Company will insure lives on either the
Stock Ur Mutual plan. Persons inSuring in the
Mutual Department can secure one hall Of the
premium by giving a p emium note. Those insu-
ring iuthe Stock Department can pay their pre-.
midms annually, semtanhually, or quarterly
The Futos are as low US those charged by mos
raaTHi ~ oFFIcERs AND piREcroRs.
s'uirHh's MERCK ". DEAN, President.
% GEoRoEW W. GRAIiAM, Secretary. Y,
.u' DmEcroRs. rf ,f
Merck y. Dean, Charles A, GlaTler,
Jesse Garetson, MD, X. HHnkenson,f On
George s. Bcnnett,'r George W. Graham.
VISITING AND EXAMINING PHYsIcIAEs.
n. D. MUsscy, NJ. n, ". II. Mussey, M. D.,
n, s. Newton, M. D., Jesse Garretson, NJ. d.
N. B.-Responsible persons physicians and
others may obtain the Agency Of this Compan,
for their neighborhond, and be- supplied graft
with ~ publications lof circulation by addressial
tlis SCcmtary. 80 al fIa H0ag.alt' ed alt Z
/. The fnllest Information 10 relation TO tho sub
Get Of Life Insurance will DO freely impnIcd q
applicants OF this office. .'cHi,fCih.
GEO. H.PARRE2, Agent, Ashland. y
June ~, l%S53-lyl.
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The Japan Expedition.

The local correspondent Of tie Wash,
ino,on PepubIic. under date of Tuesday
e, -, A.. n....,ua.,
,a''' o""O '' na' "o Ny D'
is IN receipt OF dispatches from oommo'
dore Perry, al Shanghal, The sixteenth OF
May: tl no
He renor,s all waT with his sonaaron.
and ,bat he wa. ,bou, IA dsh,r, yerv snon
FIR Jonan. having one of lie vessels nm
,bs Illness coas, for ll,e vso IF l,e Amer.
ican f,ommiasioner. should he have occa,
sion for i,s service. This is a modiica.
lion If perry's original nrouramme. which
embraced every vessel Of he aeet a, his
command in his nronoscd A.nan exned;.
ton. The fact that he sees the necessity
for ,hus voluntarily reducinohis already in.
ADEQUATE force NAV he taken as a nre,,v
clear Indication ,hai u,e Commodore con.
siders Affairs in China as onproachino a
crisis. lie has nrohatly transmitted 10
the Government, prae,;eai and valuable mn.
I~lIical suggestions and information. but
whatever The nature of his DISPATCHES their
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OFFICERS or COMPANY.


john P. DRENAH, Treasurer. oy.4aN 40
This Company is prepared TO issue policies Of
Insurance upon tho most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding FIVE years. .fi. .l,7.Itr
The Directors call tho especial attention Of
persons desiring TO effect assurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal feat res Of
their Company.
i. We issue policies on both the joint-atock
and mutual plan, on The joint stock plan, for az
short a period oftimeps IN ybe desired.
II. Persons insured In this Company who sus-
tain n loss, in case of controversy, may bring
their suit either In the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richluni county.
Ill. In c1so orsale ofthe property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a rateablc pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will DO returned
to the policy hildcr. Thi~is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
meet with the appreciation ofall persons interest.
cd.
w. We confno ourselves 6niiely IL a business
within the bnpnds oithe State ofuhionfA liberal
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
Principal business G6ies, on, Wsst DiGpoad STREET,
MdESfad, Ohio, up aiairs, ia Siurges' nstD bpiIds
ing. Agents Of AJnpnpy1 Tor Ashland County,
a.il.Ds' WIN, y, ALLISON, Ashland. -
{, T., KING pHAysyille. IA .sa,el
May 20, ~ 1857 ,el ltft
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" There is a case pending beore The Ceurt
in Liichhelj, Conn, in which Q gehileman
asks damages Of a young lady for breach
Of promise u marriage.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-07
CONS UMPTIONCURED!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
HeSSrs HuLer a. IN

DEAR SIRs-The public generally arc fvlly aware II
the Thousands OF remedies Uf IiH astd Lungs. nudcr
The titles of Sarsaparlas, fiils. plaslers, Lininenis,
&C., that are daily btogshi 70 illeir notice through
Tie newspapers. Wy way OF advertisements. Ny Oh
ject In writing this note for pubIIcalion. Is 10 induce
the public. or al least those who arc AFFLICTED Qfthcy
will use patent medicines) TO use uhc that contains
articles of real Eseig pHla0Harg fsnasfS. ! am con
sciOus that, In so doing. 1 am aLiDg most unprOlrs.
siunally, aud derogatOry 0the interests OF medical
science aud the rcgularp practitioners Ofmedicine.
Tic medlcinc Ia which I rcIeris "Dr. Hah's Bal
saH for ne hugs" have prescribed II IN a large
number OF cases, and always with success. one case
inpArticular, to which I wish now 10 refer, was Civ.
en- up by several physicians who had been called In
consultation will mysolL. The PATIENT bed allths
symptoms Of elnfrmcd consumption. such az Cola
Night Sweats. Hectic Fever. Harrassiug COurh, with
continued pain II the lobe q ft.s !iclt Lung, attend.
cd with severe niSuhoa! II etil cuccd iminedi.
ately to get better, by The use u he above named
medicine, and was soon rest0rc1to Ia usual health I
| have also found Dr. Halls Halsam the most yalua.
bile ESpcctorant for breakiug NJ distressing Coughs
aud Colds that have eyerps,d. 40
- r. IA rsT W. D. WRIGHT, N. d.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-07

~ Tho edi'or Of The G0seHs has been
on a pilgrimage 10 Columbus and examined
the Ohio Business Directory. The thing
turns OF 10 be all wrong, for under the
head of Printers in Z%tnesvillc, The Ga.
zeile fhaD says 'L.e Ghds but two, where.
"A, IN die ehy proper, our counting makes
seven" pWe have a score or more prin-
iefs here, and seven br right editors, ifthc
tanners, srh6olmasterS, 'blaekspiihs' and
NV eis i,u the tripod diiy be 50 callod.-
NaalspiM Trmfs. lDa.' .1'
NIB o; ingis ID aalL lIE -.Llld liiiw sbH trg
hsPreE5r Bar AZ BurSos AtRrs.--i
lpl.ei Hatrd Bden6s Aytes, July. Ilih.
1881. sus.' @rhe cphdiiion Of Thing here
Rgtowieg aorse t,ily; W poor arc get.
ing p6ifar. Rid thn hopeless more do.
spairing. beef sufficient fur a dinner liis
$50 70 $3.50. Apimslsi y hirh
cn1L haYg been bought in Iinie lat fur
ESQ. nov 'romm md 81 900. 4 write u
eauef currency Or cOnrsr."" ''a''
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II Is Estimated that $1,000 persons die anouatIr In
The United States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly Eaysthata vast number oftbOse could be saved
blythe timely use Of some prompt remedy,
DIR. HALLS BALSAM STRIKE IS. at tile root OF the
Disease at once, and such isis speedy eject. thail ans
one using itfrerly3 aegonaing,to directions foreI Of
60 horrs, and non entirely satisfied with fts merits
may return II aud receive back his money. lMonss
pHi Re ehttrfpUg rsandrd. The. most distressing
cough Is frequently relleyedb by Rsinglc dose, and bro.
kcnup In flew hours time. Tic ahnictcd do not
have to purchase bottle amer b0tae beFOretheyjGTd
wllc .hcrthis rcmedy will alord relief or not. ghs
Cell on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. Tho
treatise on Consumption alone is worth more than
the price ofthis medicine. You Will find certificates
OF Physicians in Cincinnati Uan,u OF others whose
cures have bceneneeted here stllome, where ihcy can
be found. ~.
The public have hcen imposed upon by remedies,
recommended by certificates which have always
originated IRON some nuknswn source. We believe
that a medicine, pOsseesina real mcritHwiIl effect
cures wherever II isused,l at as well a. abroad
This Is no P%arcgoriC preparation. hut one which II us,A
10 season will save tho. lives Of Thousands aud prf>
sons may make tbs pargaih With .AgeRfs from whom
they purchase, that in every case where iii, ,isri
freely according TO directions, and entire sail, Iatiion
Is not given in 90 or 81 hours they csni return Ire
medicine, and their moBsB Mil be fhefyfHuu rrfy,,j,J
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Prem red and slId by JAMEs AVER,

Drusgist and Chemist, LOpeH, Mass.
Prepared and sold by james q. dyer, Practical
Chemist, EoweR, MSS SiurgcsS Bigelop, Mons
field, choieSdieagenii B.F. Whitaeydnd W. mn
Hagton, ashland, 0hiOj Hayes & Kinninger
HayesrtHe, 0hioi and BY DrusgiStsGHd AgeHi'
hTouShouffhe STATE. Goctjy. IL
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Foreign Ports.

RIVER Gaab ArCz, fvo = bra
Ycrk Wa efeW Cassaa, b. ~ "a t.s
An CsthcTiues Dee - osh 0oi HuEt-t NskerS,r I'm
Relsst. Nov = scr san frsnciscc. al wei
Al Para ma AT. hss ~ Shegaega, saass salem une
Mary Esay. fc~ae wte CARGO thxsseth fi,s ia
yefk; schr. Vusos, Neal tna AID 90 30
lstA Aark ENcetscs, Nhrcs-y Rsvra
asy erss Atanssc. puen sa1 W ArusEOaS frser~ as
90 ss Nssuss ersn or 90 Do DosSas, Rossasoe. @r
rS,; scAt NAY so~vs hcpgSF, gsc.
Az s. JcAss. r. iSA VIII es frs~rc Jsne fesas I'M And
s bNinofe GAYS J. C. FrvuuI Rsrker I'm Norss ~' Ne~
rs's dsys ssBso, earse I'm 6rcns9 lu az, - ssaer.
oAr- frosgSS, Gina. hA wd5mstoa y c, ~ Mes ioA va
ssfse JsAn fss.s CTAse en- and @s NoSo do sAh'a MAJ
-o.. posfct. a~ New losk ls aay<
Al srisSe fse a. bT,xs Nisos NcSea nr SewYorA
Nes;s Gea. MssEsE, 81 t2 dzys oFzNio. DEaA2 "
fhsoeyhs y cass sArs fosrc GulhvcS, f Boston NJ -
y.so ae S<ha. WasTipsfon. Hola<~
A. Necuia sh Nh bras CsAno Is~T,, and JoAa Bcyufeu
r<sses< ~ HswYofs soc scAf Geoese Townsend HzteAa
Ca 10 de- also hsTk IVA Ns~ lot, Iass Supposed As
- iswrcnee, frsS~
Ia s.hos sssss CoEk, Do; cerdehA loAns sx PAais&Js
srs, ssSse Means os Nee Yofk JssaH Al, oo,rsy Ss
A. n, w sSsrd Rovrtos tn AMI or 40 la Flea Has Den
sab ass, Ara khisrA fsrnNs-I. 81 Noraa IA Aazssdas
sb,fsxp ds 6A.es Haa<f ios Fortand sAnoe SAs kash
leach ass; ma en- Gaz Do Rossrt spe~t ses ss scars
Tessr H0ras or Portland g Nossoa sesa ~ -
hr Wsurn Pusua Cor 90 -; San. DsAss w rii heer
Ash Scss ssSbss M SSssi eSei AsaSS, fHs' W A'Sa ."
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= ,r.. ..a.s-. "a hovr, I'm p,c-eerce, h-I@a 70
$500. 10 essss Raler, rs f Carton isas and s'ns 70
- $500 s..s) borea, Sc q. H o-'d ra'os'
fss .sS sr m L,'ss FEB 49,, 7; ss ne %
ss-a Case. Co hAs experiences severe ~s4''s' % '"'
ssr. pe.~. Br Gae y a. m ersssss. coal &c 70 y.
,ss,-S se,s'. sea. and Ios, .sl~srt Ne -.
ssrs Rssssae lOdsnh Law, 20 Dr. IN ba"on coal |" ''e'
"a csrs Io Bo..oo) cAi Habas va Pyouis. IE
T1s a., P.pe1 - d. I'm BRISTOL a. rsrcad ron
a. 20 Wo3s-otb Sheldon Fes - az - !" =, %" 1 -,
....sS ,..ra sib chip Queoh Of the West HssL I'm -
a. sew Yors q ofetopEeast and yIa I,h, ~
IA e. e1ehssz.d ssnas with sbp Wes.sn 90 ~, two main
,,s' s.ss Ersnan of Porsnd Ts Is d I'm 81 Iaso q
s.sa sussr ssed e, sa@yny WIN O
aAr.hs tos Bostos) or csntseuo< % CO 20 ~ TI es %,
TO-, ssed ~ oonyspy zth schr. Elliott or Boston
Irs ArVsss (Yfenehl RAiod - d. IN hSh' e. ]"
sssT. esaS, o Boston Norton m Nsanra
ssr and nos.ses ssied u company via Org '"
w., AZ @as 0ods I'm curaooa. hides and Old COPPER to
s,s xass as.a Of BueIor chpmah, u d. I'm Trinidad
Scsbs) va newport. Doases 70 nest. -. 4. 60 n.
sehr BorSis, Wooster 10 - I'm nAcn" A'n' &C
vs s = -, 70 Rose,s - day I'm Portland stone.
On, o,.p cs~i nee, D. I'm Ponce, r., and
-, nosss Wsrns (of Fanou,h) Stone Tarpco Feb II,
Scr sssaos of B,oothsvsn) Dsv 10 q. n s. J.so De
SO ty sann II Prospect I'm Baltimore boana 70 ssr
ssosa board Of the schooner alter The col
k..oB and tfogsh. him 20 the city
sehr H. L. Wales L;te 4ds I'm WimnFton' - e. ha'@i
ssmes Dolner A. Potter -. =, 49,. -.
sekr l. Nancy DAVIS d. f seWoern naval 'ore' 70
chr I,te Boultoh d. I'm Yok River corn 70 master
s1hr Y.ctor CroNeIi de- I'm. Boston mdse 70 j. Adkns
ssbr Torl Goodsen, d. i'm Boston, ma'e 10 Dayton
eNsrse. -, f. p..,.A Lon, ., "
ses, Mary Crochet, - d. I'm. Roctsnd lime
ssh, oeY Vs. Perry Balnet d. TN Norfolk, cora eonni to
Chr Surf mohlnap Gusneis p Rico Feb y, and
hssss 10 G w Dsnhsnn Sailed company with ehoynsr
Victor sturgess bound 70 Bridgeport s Patrick Henry for Ne"
ysrt b,r Lea ard Ann Mary, 81 Haif,t.
seh Parrot (Br PRIDE II d. M baAroa mahosanJ and hui
sssr Ysn,e Psfsons 10 d.. Nsehas lumber ssyh-v,
ssIl Je, Paine ssddler de- I'm PASSPORT h;h to Smith
Bsysop.
sAip toees " Kelly sniihers. -
shr Heny Freeing Evans d. I'm Boston, mdse to sark w
kww. . ,
sehr Mppesota Baker ds I'm Washington. cotton and naval
ss9es o J. j. Wiiiams -
BEIOw-sbps Connecticut I'm. Hsvre; Queen Of the West.
B.stt Liverpool Feb and GriHnen Bnturn Co.
Aho ship and barb unknown
Spring hence for Philadelphia Started
yeverdy an tow Of Returned after getting Of
bsregs consequence Of the storm and anchored at The
s.W. SPIT
The clipper ,p Empress Sea- Putnam hence for San
ssco has anchored at QufsDtine.
clipper ship 20 d. fm Canton, went ashore
On Romer 10Th II Pm The steam Jacob Bel
ss5 others, went " her ASSISTANCE.
pilot Hinder b. Hall last evening Owls Head.
BY schr Moses, Wsns, I'm Tsinpco which completely
open the bow carrying bowspr aud doing
siderable other dsnsf,.
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To Mariners.

Capt nstAAu, 81 the Royal Navy rait Rad sece the
Rcya soc,y London whch the deepest sogutas Il the
rccuTded On the from Re De 1ancs
the Cars Of Coed Hope whoa IN lat ~ ~ oas - the
r tshoms deep, - geographical Hs
the pmn, sschedc whEh II inches loas aaa wehed
sounding hours and hs reach
ma lep,h ieet TIE highest OF the hna
NOuniAn Sco f-e sNsu ave m 80 the bottom
una assancc the surface Of
Msnhe alhtfr o. the highest eSSSa o. the earths sTc
TIE Flons nj vessel len New BEDFORD sosA
stAfnn Al the Pcs
ks>xils MI b. gwen - AsccgtalueNl
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Anctioueer.
ARGE SALE of VALUABLE PROPER

II ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
LTY in CHERRY-ST, 10TH. nth, and 82D-Sr. MAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III. NlCOLAY viii sell on
SAT URDAY March T. at u O'clock AZ the Merchants
EXCHANGE:
Z7th street.-The and elegant story and basement
BRICK House and Lot north sde OF thst and known
No 29 as feet Of the sth av Lot Il feet inches
by % feet house p feet inches by 80 eehnshed in the
best style gas water marble nantes &C. handsome
court yard in front
Cherrystreet-The IS years lease from May, 1883 Of
premises Nos 4ol. 40S and 405 Cherry-st consisting Of
new story and baseme brick House IS feet front by 81
feet deep with castwsy and hoistwsy and story
rear extension bek building IS feet square lighted with
large glass ssyght and a. present used foundry
and mandatory This property insured for 10 years
10th streets four stor brick Houses and Lots IN 0ths
between and d, and known Nos 4ed t3 and
4lf Lot 20x92 feet inches-houses about Ax&0
s2dstreet-6 Lots north side of s2ds 200 feet east
of 4th-av, 25xlC0.
Aso6 Lots on the south de OF S2th-st 400 feet Of
4ihav 25NloO feet inches.
e3dFreet-i Lots the north side OF SD ST., 80 feet
east OF th.sv., 25xlo0 feet 5inshes.
Manhatfanyille-Th large story and basement double
House corner Of BOomn gdaeroad and Lawrences with
Lots 75xlOe House 80 feet inches front by 5 feet
inches deep
Title indlsputsbe Term easy. For full particulars
ply 20 the Auctoneer. tOo)
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CANTON COMPANY of RALTIMORE-.

~ The amendment 10 the Charter passed by act OF the
Legislature Of Maryland having been accepted meeting
OF Stockholders held on the 9Th inst IN pursuance 20 pub
Tic notice hode1 Of certificates Of stock hereby request
ed to surrender the 10 the Transfer Agent the Me-
ehsncs Bank IN this city in order TO receive
conformity 10 the aforesaid act.
Newly ork. March II. 1855.
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spoken, &c.

N&feh s 81 IL eu % 5 irssir siecrus kSE
lProtstN he Coastiuton from Ne~loSs March lot Africa
NsrsA AT S. ea - shp SeoSs neFtN " Ia IN Liverpool
~ hltgoro
View Nosk Scr Jscksonxaie.
Jsa ~ "a Cape fro. sarl nerensse Coos-- Tn Rnmere
~ RIO lAnesro.
fs 10 lat 81 On IS sast Sas,los IlAoOa Boston 70,
Nsa~r&
PEA 81 at ~ 50 boz p o. p crro eor. tof Ps,lsus) e
Ne ior
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A UCTION SALE by e. H LUDLOW-Ofa
An MERwiS, Auctioueer.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il CO.-Trade

ID Sales Rooms, No IS PsrkTow.
MONDAY EVENING. March H. At 81 O'Clock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBRASy, Of choice English and
American Standard and -ceaneous Books, Iuclud ng
many fine editions Of works and profusey illustrated
vournes N costly bindings, &c.
MONDAY MORNING, March u, 1856, st 5 o'clock
THE FIFrY-sEvENTH y. Y. TRADE or Books, Sr.rIeS-
FRY, &c viii be commenced the above date, aud
nued during the succeeding DAYS the order OF Catalogue
until ell u sold The Stationery simultaneously with the
Books IN separate Catalogues now ready for
distribution 10 the trade.
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A, =. ,sss cd t,s-s p. srcws Amy, h - -,
A a. hsl. <f fortlsns, srorF- bssn. foriff nr
A.. Yo,. a. Grsod Turs, sgen bacs- sonrsaers 80
T.nser 6rs dr. Alp~s Ct Frsnso's and '@-Aeef 81 fo
ca a. 81 John r. fb ost -efi May Jane, Hess';, l''
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WV n. FS,SELIS, Auetioneer
WIN. II. FRANKLIN, son n Co VIII sell
w At Auction. on WEDNESDAY,, March Is, n I,
o'clock a. the Merchants Exchange lCl lots OF Ground
located on 9Th and 6havs and 9st ed Sd th soth
18th, eeth, lslst, IO2d and lCSdsts 81,
For mans and particulars inquire the Office OF the AUG
roueer 40. ) Broad-st., or OF - ,,-
MesSrs WAKEMAN 4 LArrING,
(4sSm No. SO Fulton-st.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcsER, Auctoneer.
SALE of the NALUABLE

i,.,in ~ VI w -
Il PROPERTY No. 90 Cedar.st, No. Albany place,
No Carlisle No 65 Carmine, No Is Leroy, and No 1853
West I5th-st. in the CITY of New York. aucton-AN-
THONY }. BLEECKER will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, March H. at u O'Clock, the Merchants FIX
change the following desirable property belonging 10 the
estate Of Robert Ainse. deceased, viz
On CedarThe two story brick house and lot Of ground
known a. No 90 Cedar-st The Lot is q feet inches
front SO feet inches depth the house is II feet inch
es BY IS feet inches in depth.
On Albany st-The twosory frame house and lot No. 8
Albany st. The house 20 by 40 feet depth lot % by 81
teet ID depth.
On Carlisle st-The three-story brick house and lot No 5
Carsest Size OF house. y by 20 feet in depth
lot > feet inches front By about 60 feet in depth.
On Carmines;-As0 the tFostory brick house and lot
OF ground known No % Camnest House 1870 feet
size OF lot 10 feet inches by l00 feet Ia depth.
On LEROY -stThe tSOstory brick house and lot No S.
Leroys Size OF lot % feet inches by 81 feet IA depth.
On l5thstOue valuable lot Of ground known No. l63
West 18th ST. between the It'll and sth and 281 feet
Of the sth-Av.
For terms and more full particulars apply the suction.
eer No. Broad st. (253D
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B.A CHIIroS Auctioneer.
TNWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT,
Il No Is waIkerst. at Arction.-COLE Chiffon
will sell at Auction TUESDAY the 10Th day OF March,
isS A. u ocock the Merchants EXCHANGE, the two
story Basement and Attic Brck House ard Lot No: u
Waserst the sCuh side, between Churehs and " est
Broadway The Lot % b. 100 eet House - by ~ eet;
contains i ssd is supplied with Coson wsfer Rents
for s7oO B SEQ remain bond and mortgage Tor ave
wears from December last AZ pr cent For maps and
teulsrs apply to the AactoneeEs> No Wallst. SOD
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OFFICE NEwToRE AND LIVERPOOL U. 5. MAIL /
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No So Wall-st
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
TORS Of this Company, will be held st this Office
Thursday 18th inst between the hours OF u and o'clock
p NJ. BY order w. l.. YOULE, Secretary.
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Gorsss, Carriages, sc.

EOR sALE-For want Of use, light Roeks-
y way Carriage and Hxrness been run sbost months
made 10 order cost -s and Hoe years Old Gao trot
mile IN about minutes The whole viii be cold Tor $50
Apply at the stable OK An and La F4yetepee