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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
>. y. LARklN, Sec,
RUTLAND, Mcigs Co o., Aug. s, 1858

SUR FooD.-Caltle Fed on sour 70 cd, pre-
pared by fermensing rye -four and wafer
into kind Of paste and then diluted with
water. Afterwards lhickened by hay chalf
(ihul is hay cut small are said to laIten
quickly. This plan is adopted in France TO
u considerable extent and has been intro.
duced years ago into this country. Al
though not generally adopted it is worthy Of
consideration by graziers. With respect TO
the efficacy Of acid food Tor laliening an
imaIs there is, on most olher subjects q va.
rcly of opinions. ltis well known thar
swine derive more benefit from sour milk
than they do from milk in fresh state; and
there is no doubt there are particles which
promolo digestion and facilitate the coA.
sumption Of larger quantity of food and
consequently expedite the fauening of cat,
ilc.-Agric@ltor
An experiment by Mr. Chas Wilson, oil
Walbout, i. L., embracing the principles
noted above, will be found in our back vol.
umes.
Mr.. Wilson is lis,iIIer Of whiskcy from
rye and corn. He lallcd an OK exhibited n
The American Institute that weighed 4,00C
lbs, and the materials used were The grain,
freed from the more fluid par, left ailer dis
liIlaIlon and supposed 10 lermenl slightly be-
fore being fed. To this was occasional y
added small quantity Of corn meal, which
was also permitted 10 sour before use.-
Working Farmer.
Mark P. Taylor, late Mayor of Cincinnati
died at his residence in that city last week
The Worlds Temperance Convention i
10 be held at New York in September.
Tho BnGalO Commercial of tho eth hu
the following dispatch from Washington
it is The only information we have receive,
OF the matter:
Nv ashing,on, July 27th.-Oficers hav
been dispatched to Ohio to arrest VIM. Co
lier, late Collector Of San Francisco, again
whom the grand jury of the city have (our
a true bill for using tho Government fund
"Thomas Butler King, says the Star, h,
also used 800, 900 Government funds, ar
it is thought he will also bo indicted"
ASHLAND FOR SALE.-The farm Of the la
Henry Clay is advertised in the LeXing,c
Observer for sale. Ii contains three hui
dred ard .hipy acres Of the best land in Fa.
ellie county Kentucky.
EIGHTY MILES AN HouR--The Pennsy
vania Railroad Company own AZ locom
sives, ol which twelve are Of capaci
equal 10 speed of 80 miles on hour. I'll
Baltimore and Ohio railroad have 14l loc
motives, some OF which are of equal spec
The first stdivsion Of the Pacific Railroa
being forty miles west OF 81. Louis, is ope
ard cars run regularly upon it. The emil
road 10 the STATE line is under way and Il
contractors arc prosecuting it to comple'i'
with vigor
Ex.Presidenl Fillmore is at Cleveland in
tendance upon the sessions of the Scienti
Association. We regret 10 learn that Pr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

The dissatisfaction arising from the
disappointment of Office seekers, is
owing entirely to their being out Of
place.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

RAILROAD TO POMEROY.
The Question Settled.
lust RECEIVED AT GEORGE
~ HOSSICK'S, the greatest variety of For
eign Fruits and Nuts ever offered in Pomerqy
and as cheap as can be bought west of the noun
tains, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The following is a list of articles kept con-
SANITY on hand, in the Bakery line.
FRESH BREAD, baked every day.
Soda, Butter, and Sugar Crackers.
Cakes, of all kinds aud descriptions.
CONFECTIONERY. Candy, Peppermint, in
stick and balls, Lemon stick, Hoarhound stick,
Wintergreen, SaSsafraS, Glove, Cinnamon, Cream,
Rock Candy, Fiench Kisses, common Kisses, Bar
Der poles.
FRUITS AND NUTS.-Almonds, Creamnuts,
PecanS, Filberts, Peanuts, English Walnuts, Co
coanuts, Prunes, Figs, Roisins, Dates, Tamarinds,
Oranges, Lemons, Citrons, etc.
Also, a small sprnkling of Family Groceries,
such as Coffee, Tea, Pulveriaed, and N. o. Su-
gar, MoIuSSeS, Saleratus, Cheese, etc.
Tobacco and Cigars kept constantly on hand
apl953nl4f GEO. HOSSlCh:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

ISHERHFE'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
> of veld. ex. to me.drected by the Court of
Common Pl as of Jefferson County, will offer
for sale at the residence of Rodney Downing, in
the village of Mddleport, on the goth day of Au-
gust, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
described property, to wit: 175 pairs of shoes;
25 pairs of boots; 40 kegs of powders yoke of
oxen; OK carts; one horse cart, and coal wag-
ons. Levied on as the property of Rodney Down
ing and others, at the suit of Hampton Smith q
Co. S. BRADBURY, S. NJ. G..
Amrllst l9h2 OaW2S1.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
motion, The report OF The commiuee

On motion, The report of The commiuce
was adopted, .tst,s
On Lave, Lyman Sledman offered the
following resolutions, which were unani'
mouslY adopted @ .fEarr
Resolped, That we deem the elective
franchise the highest privilege of lreemen,
and iudicious exercise oS il in the coming
contest, so as 10 defeat The plans and machi.
na.ons of Whiggery Of vita importance to
The ultimate prosperity Of our State.
Resolred, That we cordially approve Of,
and endorse the principles adopted BY the
representative Democracy al the Slh January
Convention, and that the ticket then nomi-
mated very deservedly merits the aid Of ey-
cry. true Democrat in favor Of its election.
Resolved. That VIC approve Of the recent
action of The Dem. State Cent. Com, in call.
ing a convention on the gath proximo, for
,hc purpose Of nominating Il candidate for
School Commissioner, and that we will ac-
cord 10 the nominee OF that convention our
united and unreserved support.
Resolved, That our entire licke, formed
today, meets with our warmos appreciation,
and will be honorably supported by US AT
ihe coming election. ......
On motion, R. Rankin was appointed as
central commiucc for Bedford township.
On motion Of II. B. Smith. it was resolved
that the above proceedings be published in
The Telegraph, Statesman" and "AIhens
Co. Democrat"
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
W. SHERWOOD, Chm.
LYMAN STEDMAN, Sec'v.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

DO DAD NOTICE.-There Will be petit
~ ton pre7cltel TO the Commissioners Of
Meigs County, o., al their meeting in September
next, for the vacation of so much of the road
known as Davis mill road in Salem, as lies be-
tween said road and the State road leading from
Rutland, in Meigs county, to Croys mill, inNn-
ton county.
July 25th, 1853 29W4s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

The above installments arc payable TO Charles
r Pomeroy. D. ]. FALLS.
Sec. II. & G. r. R. Co.
July 29th, 1853.
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GtIaEREEF'S SALE.--By virtue OF an or,
- der of the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
county, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court house, in the Town of PomeFoy, on the
5th day OF September, 1858, at one O'Clock, r.
NJ, the following described real estate, to VIII;
Seventy light acres of land in section twenty
nine, township one, range thirteen, in the ONO
Company's purchase; beginning on the bank OF
the Ohio River, at a stake set for q corner, be-
tween lots number two AMI three, thence north
twenty five degrees west sixty-four rods; thence
east twelve rods; thence north twenty rods;
thence west twelve rods; thence north one hun
dred and thirty-fve rods; thence west sixty-six
rods; thence north forty rods; thence east sixty
six rods; thence south forty rods; thence east
fifty rods, thence south one hundred and seventy
four rods; thence south twenty-six degrees east,
twenty five rods, from thence following the me-
anders of the river TO the place of beginning; sub
iect to the dover estate of Patty Bradley, on the
following terms, towt: one-third in hand, one
third in one year, and tie residue in two years,
with interest on the deferred payments. Ap-
praised at S2640.
s. BRA DBITRY s. NJ G..
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A Free Democratic Convention was held,
according TO previous notice, at Harrison
vile, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of August.
lS53 and after organizing by the appoint
ment of Dr.. VIM. N Hudson chairman, and
S. c. Larkin secretary, nominated lhe fol-
lowing free Democratic ticket for the next
October election:
For Representative
MILTON G. TUcKERMAN, of Rutland.
Sheriff
hUGU sTUs STRONG. Of Salem.
Treasurer
ALFRED DUNLAP, OF Scipio.
Commissioner
JonN P. Stout, Of Chester.
Prosecuting Attorney
ARTHUR MERRILL, Of Rutland
Coroner
DR.. SgLlM DAY, Of Scipio
Surveyor
THOMAS ]. SMITH, of Pomeroy.
Before making the above nominations
the following resolutions were offered and
scveraIy adopted by The Convention;
ReSOireA. Tha, We reafiirm the Pittsburgh
and Ohio Platforms, aud will use our bes
efforts to carry GU! the principles therein
EN- bodied ....
Resolved, Thu, we will support no man
FOR any office who is not a Temperance
= man, aud in favor of The passage Of the
Maine LiquorLaw,
Resoired, That the Meigs County Tcle
gragh be requested TO publish the above pro
seedlings.
S. G. LARKIN, Sec.
~ n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24

ALBERT 81. NICDLAv, AUCTIONEER : GREAT
"A peremptory sale at auction OF valuable Newtown lots
albert II Nicoay will sell on Tuesday Wednesday md
Thursday, October 4th 9th snd 9th 81 II A. NJ esch day.
the vii Of Newtowp known the Randall farm, and
adjoining the property Of the West Flushing Association
four Al half miles from the city Of New York. forming
the section ered for sale Long Island
the line of the New York Flushing Railroad the
depot and commanding extensive front the Newtown
plank road and JuPcton avenue in the
hood of schools churches stores markets. DO The local
its healhfupess, commanding oxtenfve view Of
rounding country having ppy pure water
and berg covered With great variety Of ru ard
mental trees The New York and Flushing Railroad,
pls by the LIST Of Deccmber will pass through this VII
age Cars will this road evory hour of the day,
from A. H. until 10 At communication Of not more
than so per The Common Council of the oity Of
passed revolutions svisg permission the railroad
pany bring the through the city tho ferries The
No~own stages also through this property every half
h during the day. render 1t as easy Of access the
viii be from 60 70 leo feet wide viii be opened and graded
In the best at the of the present
who feel united In SAYING that this property for the
purpote OF suburban residences PRESENTS be
met with other direction The salo Of this
will take place the ground, that its merits
ined in order TO he appreciated Terms Of sae 10
and the auction fcs tbe time place OF sse
per cent the 4h Of November 1853 balance remain
bond mertgae for three years. at per
Title ionable printed abstract Of which viii be
in title will protect the purchaser against the
erection Of buildings of nable Fer full
and accurate information maps &c. application may
madcto A. II. NICOLAY, 40 Wall street,
Taylor, 243 and 2i5 Centre street; TO William Randall
the premises
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A LBERr n. NIcoLAY, AUcT1oNEyR GREAT AND

Albert n. NIcoLAy, AUcT1oNggR GREAT AND
Village Esvtown sisls tour mile. Of The oily Of
r a. sSi'l:y ~ s'
sy 81 on a Sn ssS aha
building lot. and cottage .'ts within four mile: Of M cy
Mass: md
nc ,ns " M Of Ia tine great
los precision. men The farm sS:Snd: with fruit and
' iss1ss S:is
=: lag ss$ ,s's
VIM border.d eseh side with shade All
q the n7onues will be opened and ased BY the present
ibis property Las nearly parallel .ith the NsxsovA
portion q tbs farm Ia in WOODLAND The timber Of which
s:s than a :s %
trees syivin Lake. lying between CAD well end Monroe
ttlc = ndsputabis printed abstract Of which will
viii be sold in lots and eoeons and considered one
the best opportunities ever ored for permanent invest
The Flushing Rsrosd which 10 run hourly trains will
asss sa ss
a rSsciusess giving permission Co Ii. Psro.d
ton By railroad win probably nos s1ossS per anas%
hh mHTs less any stage route In tsc city q Nsw
throughout che day.
saloe oent, and the auctionser
dey Of sale pcr os-t tho LIST November when fuy
warranty deeds will be given Tho remaining 60 cent
ay remain OF bond snd mortsags for three i've years at
DER cent with privo<s o. paying ct time In
small SIS PARTIES prsferngt pay tho 60 por ocnt
part IL in cash ~ the time Of receiving the Decd
will he entitled 10 deduction Of cent the amount
paid.
nuisance sspss wiz Inserted IN deed TO guard
On the two days preceding the first day Of sale free tick
cts viii BIO furnished TO any Who may wish TO view the
property.
For further partiopIars maps or tickets spsy to the
Auctiopssr, ALBERT n, NICQLAY, n WNu street.
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NOTICE TO sP0RTshEN--ON MONDAY, sEPTEu
Der ~ ct clock, at Point Breeze Mansion 300 Wild
pisesns will be shot st. for all shoot rs There will
also be mstch for $25 side, of twenty BIRDS Pont
Breeze four miles from the Jersey City ferry Bsr
Point plankrosd Stages will be resdn sss at the
Terry TO convey passengers co and from the place.
g. SMITH, Proprietsr.
ITO sP0RTSMEN.-r0R SALE, A BEAUTIFUL POINT
dog we'll broke, about two years and half old An
ply at The Bowery Drug Store, No. los.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A WRISTS AND OeULIsTs.-rO THE DEAF, AND
those afflicted with diseases Of the eye. Dr.
mr. ~ snris oculist No 40 Ho card street. cured
NC o. oeanefs Of seventeen Rudon burg Dr. H.
eured me OF discharge from my Of thirty Scott
~ n cured my daughter Of total blipdusssD, Banker,
AepTs, EVM TN ~ I'VE V'eleSk
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yXyJILIAM IRVING, AUTHORIZATIONS FUR
w niture oontantd In the Marine Pavilion, RockAway,

II. LUDLOW will sell at auction, Monday and Tues
day SEPT IS and r. At IL O'Clock each Day at the Ma
Psyi0n Rcokawsy, L. t. all the furniture contained
house consisting Of mahogany sofas and chairs
tans fifty ahoanny extension dining tables 700 maple
cane chairs cut cutlery, plated chi
large assortment Of copper utensils Two fine
bisri tables, " th cues balls. 10, complete.
silver varoC0 sterling English silver spoons,
forks &c
Bedroom furniure-2s0 double and single bedsteads 70
double and single best cured hair mattrees 10
hair mattresses $50 straw 400 feather pillows
and bolster $50 BLANK eta and quits; 40 linen and muslin
sheets; so linen And cotton pillow and bolster c.ses So0
TOILET tables and wasbstaud go classes; ocloths
Brussels and ingram carpets; dressing bureaus, &C.
Wishing the esle take the Long
Island Railroad At o'clock, from Souh ferry Brooklyn
in tin for the sale. There hotels In the vicinity
to accommodate purchasers.
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4 NTHONY j. BLEECKFR WILL SELL AT THE
n Merchants Exch September 80 a. ~ clock u
farm Of about forty thee OF able land dssaby
located and in coed state Of cultivation, situated milo
buildag lots in tho village OF Jansics tnstsd Fulton
Franklin and Car al streets lots Is feet front and
by 100 to 100 feet deep and desrs BILE her for i1me-
dats Improvement invetmen having the advantage
Schools churcs Of dietept dcnomi ATOMS easy Of
ees' to the city either by railroad omnbuses with
other privileges For maps and particulars inquire Of the
auctioneer, NO. Brosd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24

HEORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture At Authoritarian MCDONNELL,
lib Fulton street. will sell Monday next,
the int at l O'Clock ~ their saes ROOM BY order
OF the DoItgsgee valuable collection Of furniture
sis.ng Of paror furniture in rich suite etageres tote
tete vdtare easy and rocking chairs; SOFAS paror
chairs NJ marble sofa centre and
Other tables work and csrd tables graAdoles paintings
PAPER mAsbo cutlery extension dining
tabss beesterds ysrsty hair mattresses marble top
washtapes and sng wsrdrobes towel racks,
writing desks portfolios, &c., 20.
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HAnhERS' HOTEL, 2l5 AND AZ WASHINGTON
6s.ssss between sobinson Ard Murray sossd and
S0sss aocd and eonyenient place " stoy A.
WI. q. CHANDEKlIN, PyopyStvy
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A c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER HANDSOME HOUSE
IA hole furniture piauo English tapestry carpets large
mirrors 40, OF family giving housekeeping c.
futile will sell on Tuesday At io O'clock at 29 Tenth
street Second all the fret Of furniture
sells Ssrret French plate mirror eeeant piano. made
cts lace cnrta eateeson table mahogany sofa bedsts
chairs rosewood carved sofa IN crimson plush centre
vita Italian marble top dressg bureau French bedesd
washtlnds, beds and bedding china glass and plated
clock, paper msche tables together with dining
room and kitchen furniture with which the sale will
The whole is in drst der and be sol
cash Catalogues on the morning Of sale. Deposits
quired.
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L. vANDEWATER AUCTIONEER.-LARGe SpE.
81 cia1 and active sale of household furn in
xced mahogany ard walnut being The stock Of Mrs B.
Mckinney No 77 Broadway Fourth street Tuesday,
September ~ end Wednesday,, september Is At lO O'Clock
each day NJ the spaoi, us wsreroons w Broad way
First cIsee cabinet In part Of pArOr
suites In rosewood. walnut and mahogany SOFAS tetea
tetes vctse rocking ard other chairs Already covered
also suites sln with the choice Of brocatele of
and three colois; rosewood mahogany and walnut
eagers encognures fecretsTiss. and armour glace
French plate glass bedroom suites In rosewood mahogany
and walnut consisting OF marble bureaus, bedste sds
wa.htaDds tables chairs &c parlor ewood mahogany
oak wslI CENTRE pier and sofa tables rosewood
oak walnut and mahogany ening extension tables
A0 large assortment OF heir cloth furniture OF the
est desgt Sofas chairs rockers &c Also large assort
chairs In iron rush and seat 1t Allan
cottage maple rosewood, 80 rcsew nod mahogany wal
nut and iron hat and umbrella stands; feather beds,
hair mattresscs pslisses &C.. all OF the best quality,
tie whole enbrairs. full and complete assortment
we'll worthy OF attention livery piece Of furniture was
manufactured expressly for private sales Is July Ta,
lar goods will be exhibition two days prior to tho
SALE with catalogues Particular attention iavsd to ths
assortment Every facility will he s5 de5 to packing
shppb &c. At private sals-ths lease Of the store 100
street. upon which street there two story dwell
rg houfes and stable For Particulars inquire at the
wArerooMs
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NEW IXPRFss ROUTE BETWEEN NEW YORK
~ az boat.on inland, via New Haven Hartford and
sPrrgneld Railroads. Adams Co give notice that they
viii rua an inland express betweoa New York and Bostoa
through dneet dairy eaoh above Commencing GA
ssturday s ss Of October Our purpose opn"g This
rev np mora we merchants aud public genersy
pseksges stc and as we shall nue TO desnatnh nns
sbd By % via Long Island Sound by the ssw Inland
r,u,e Their Oh ton Express leland will leave office at
ger usual. ADAMS u Co. EJ R,osam sssV"'
OFFICIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.-ADAMs x CO. WILL
run an or press between New York and Boston, New
haven Harsford aud Springfield Railroads ON
saturday October for the express paek
e5es generally fxSress will leave che Office az az n
dsay Leave Bostor at same hour, with mossengers O.
usual ADAMS Co., 81 Broas way
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9. TUTTLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. implements garden grass and flower seeds lease,
store fixtures safe at 9S Chambers street.
en- saturday stpoI ed fs9 rhuIsdsyA futile will
asgns Of Il. Tryon Go the entire stock Of agrscul
turs nnlements seeds 3D. oontsned therein consulting
rake whselbsrrovs scythss tchiorks hoes sheep shears
&e ALSO variety OF garden and flower seeds
sas desks counters shelv,ng gas fixtures, the whole
cash to close tho Catalogues ready
be Obtained Of the auct at his once No 100
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LOST AND FOUND.

A BLACK OPERA GLASS WITH DARK LEATHEn
IN eyer ak lne Was left ct Castle Garden, Joiens
concert the night Of the sst reward will bs paid
Lett ut Mia Lanes boarding house, Of Fourteenth
ttreetand Fourth avenue.
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A LBERT II NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
n important sale Of fonr hun fred choice building ots
lsoa the beautiful village Of Saspeth. only two and
half miles from the w amsburg frries
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY will sell 1t auction on Tuesday,
September Th, 1853 At IL o'clock 1T Maspath Hotel
four hundred desirable b3Sies lots At nsspsth These
scmsnss abort M1 ,s.s from r. hotel having front
nue. B.oskyn read Of 40 feet and the Mount 0vet
tant public road. go feet sbsevsd lots oan b
r. for all require 70 30 the city York
omnbuses svsrt taenty minutes st 6 cents
fare and Th:n the Ilashas Rairo.d 70 eompssSd add
e. even lower rates II certain to touch the village
Maspsth for rural beauty and there more
healthy.
The lots will be sold to the highest and per cent
OF the purchase rman bond and mortage
three Eve The title ~ ndsputabe and warrantee
deeds Will be givep The streets graSed and will
be mpeted In the xeatest the expense
present owners.
Fer maps and all particulars prior the SALE applyto
ALBERT NIC0LAY,N N, 40 Wall street,
" s S & diGh lirEspARp On the promises.
DESTROYS Of the srounds for the purpose
satisfying themselves of the OF the ocatisu
ceve free tickets for the omnhuses by applying Ut the
Office Of the austoneer, No. 40 all street.
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ExPRRSS FOR AU3TRALIA.-OrFICE 90 BROAD
II Adams Co.'S for Port Philip, Mebouroe
aAd sydney, Per steamship Golden Age, on Wsdnosaay
Bepterbcr q 1863
Our frst express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
Srsla. viii be despatched By che new and mssnidoeat
stesmsr Golden Age Lieut.. D. D. Porter, u g. NJ ecra
nander Wednesday, 18th inst, st o'clock, p. n, q
charge Of . special messenger 70 destination.
freghN snd paekase. Of every description will b r.
and small parcels and dispatches until O'clock, All
Rrcnptly By nrst Opportunity after arrival At Melbourn
Ss. A. free e duty nsve,thslsss absolutely
essA 20 enable TO thor goods without delay
AnIaM Customs ADAMS CO., % Broadway.
MALTA.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF FURNITURE. PAINTINGS AND
"A fancy goods -0sGuoD co will sell saturday
SeptsM "A AT O O'Clock at their sales room, 1873 Fulton
street. large assortment Of superior cabinet parlcr da
ing ICON, ~ IN part OF esry
the richest satn brocatee plush deain and hair oloh
sofa tete volare and paror chairs
pier sofs and centre table, extension dining tables
steads wardrcbes 10 Also an invoice Of
engraviDgs. =
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SNHAsE co IS EXPRESS OFFICE J7s BROADWAY
The undslsasd having become sole Of the
business his account Daily express Boston,
tbroushout the Eastern States semi onthly to
Charleston. ard interior of south Carolina sergs Ala
hama and Ten The has completed his
emens with responsible well establish cd
agents In Lonco and Paris and prepared to transport
packages between hsw York prir cipsl
In kriore At greatly reduced
Of places and tariff rates at the once b..
Chase Of Philadepbia, has this
w. q. BARNEY, i73 beosdway
Entrance Ccrtlandt atr~ek-