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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

New Years Prcsenfs.-Let None or our
rssde regleot :, read The adv rs most Of On 49, woOo
Sr Bro Away, heneed Two oulY TAFT ryerv az
ohio desires ooul try roden' cheap should Apply to him
In me- distely. - ff'' " "''n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

Christmas and New Yesrs.-Articles Pur
gEss' Hs so1s NJ y e deli
tie option q the pursbsssr He has larss variety
umbfsiss &e ppropratc gifts both be
selected ~ his establishment
The " visiting Hats-Knox, No, I2S Full
,Sn most sssst 81, an -, rto
Thoso who tesa m,tsr Oslls the .dveet Of 'ho
previous call upon the popular Fulton street hAtec.
Talking About Holiday Gifts, Gift Con
eerts 40, IS all very veil but Rafferty, lsssk give
S.is New YEARS. sss aud leave your IN Se hall sno
h hss ffsw en- wax Win Ho So i S'se
LEASH no Chatham street. and corner Chatham and
james, Halter, st. Nicholas Hotel, No. 5as
fct The dress Of who patronise creations
stock umbrellas suitable for presents large
ass Of s hats ., old I. s viii p.ss notice
pquant and the style Of ENINs nat for the
newXsar l. s saty on the head y srmmaa
al Ks
GDs s d o pse % S
ohidren fancy plain holiday school
aa as % n & Bs %
GENIN, ga Broadway, eppo,to st. Pauls Church.
$4,000 Dollar Gifts.--who are the real Dol
lar git mr., The Now Nat coalsny No 6 and AS Mas
Warranted equal any four dollar ha,n the city Call and
superb Imperial Sable Furs, Just Re-
SCSLn fs5 es " a. Ss sale
Broadway near Cor'sndt street Thursday afternoon
Dec 20 50 o'clock, tplenid stock of real sable
And other furs being by far the most costly and exaor
M 's 's equally si SANE
In great variety. The whole will sold without reserve
For detail 9, SEE large Advertisements.
Splendid Sale OF Articles OF Taste and
vertu.-We beg call readers attention to the
nounoement Of a. II; N1coLAY CO.'S sale Of superb
5eSrss an Dresden china broRzes plate Parian fig
and groups beauty bisque and eoee
ton Of knick knacks forming eason.he opportunity for
Ahe see aton OF han isome Nss Yes gifts The saa Is
s.ks place atA koolay Co sseries At the academy
of Desgn 63 Br adway, opposite hond Thursday
evening, Dec 20, at O'Clock The collection, we hear
will be view Wednesday and Thursday until the
Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

Blank Cooks, Diaries and Holiday Gifts
fnr iSs5l la les all sz ami sly e., a,ooun, hoots IN
srst yttey sets of hrss books furlsbsd from
ehelvee OF made 10 desired pattern gol5 peus
pencils portfolios, socket knives, ~ Tor haItdsy gfe.
RtCH t.DNTtgI,
htatoLeEs 4 EIin.ers, Vi " ~ sAl ssts,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

n d. NASH, AUcTIoNEER- STORE NO $40 BROAD.
-. wny.-Cortiuuaon Of sale Of vest rday-Ths day,
ihurfdsy, December ~ at ~ o'clock a. NJ at tho
centsng ftAe balls Of the stoch Of rrhns materials
presses types stereotype plates wood cuts lettrs raeys
clsses rules mixing chimes &c. Terms Of gaieAn
under $780, cash and hark,be morcy; oil 800
three $780, six months good approved
paper. Catalogues at sals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

Exchange The catalogue e large good variety
Carroll Mining stock, which must be sold and the opportu
nifty tor pssies DESTROYS Of really
valuable stock This has been aues
believed to OF the most valuable mining stocks
in market The large mining property Of the Company
the size Of the vein the richness tho % Ao the ground
opened with the large yield Of juSt at hand
establish the vale OF the stock which only
ten dollars The stock will DO sold in lots Of 800
with the privilsgs Of the VIII ,le
New Music.-" Recollections," Set Of
NalEes for four hands, by Stephen W. Leach, 90 oents
"oIee Year" by Th,nas Baker % cents ss g re to
time Polka by T. Franklin Bassford Is cents AZ sm
Thinking of Home" by Frederick Buchly IS ceus The
Prodigs Son. BY Henry Watson. Is cents New YEARS.
Gift Of ON collars worth Of sases music will be made to Al
Country Will receive their so postage free
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Bro adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

Guild have taken the store and mandatory
whore they will the of all
tion6 Of steam water and fndipgs They design to
their own and others mako Their ct ok embraces great
variety Of water and steam PRESSURE gauges and
Gators heaters coils valves cocks boiler nu boiler. and
All the various fixtures tschments connected with tho
bufpo They will also oontinu to ithtinr
ratus and steam warming apparatus in the perfect
mannr, snd with many late improvements Every facility
aud information will be furnished whi tn r long axne
rence pioneers Ia the business will give
q. n. GUILD a co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

A G. TuTrtF, AUcTIoNEER,-srocK or FANCY
N furs, lie h robce &o BY order o the ag rte A. G.
1uttle will sel on urs ay at Cs o'clock at 2 srosa
way the stock OF Broadway frrier unfrtuoatp 10 hus
nBs, sold by order of the Assignee consulting o able
mine Russia and store maren NUTS yiotoIiaer AID cuffs
together vita large assortment turs made for tho retail
trade Alfc sleigh robesAbsut so Rocky hounAin wolf,
LOAF ella bear silver tol aSlr and fancy sleigh and
lGp robes To he sold by order of the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

IIENRY II. LEEDS AUCTION e. A LARGE AND
valuable STOCK Of Frsreh plate looking glass
&c. oil painting in rch st frsgss .nsvngs &e inclu
ding fixtures HENRY II. LFrDs x CO will sell by
auction Thursdsy 20 81 lp1s o'clock a. the extensive
Hooper NO lo6 Fulton street. their entire
stock Il eosY mirror looking glasses OIL paintings il rich
frames, de, 40 ersrnyinss framed a,d Unframed picture
franes "a also al the counters glass
&C. Sale positive the 10 be vacsted the 3l
inst. Can Re examined Wednesday, with catalogue
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.
w rich samples 80 china and esrtbeNware Thursday
Dec mter % at II o'clock ~ Stove Htreet mp stairs r.
r. Alcock having his With
Samuel Aicock Co VIII u hs pies consisting Of rich
china anc ba ina jugs. coffee and
rlt china Pc an gares rich Bohemian
with various other srces IL lots for and
fan ee suitable for New Years Sale percm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

DIAMOND CHEs--WILLIAH IR.
- WING 4 co, nuctionesrs, will cell ut auction, or
shrr.asy Decem sss 70 .. o'clock at the sales roor No
rendens rings earrings tisras all Of gold e1qus ely
sc. with diamonds pearls rnhs ganets bur9ueses and
other precious sonee superb disond and opal necklaces
with brooch and bracelet to match .des and sontioeo
cluster einxle stone rnus valoe, supaeb
rings and paudent beautifully set with dauonda braass
pins and brooches OF variety Of setting. watches
Selwindrg and chronoeter watches la bur tr
EOe esch ladies' and fine gold ,eh
shans, vest do seals and keys charms pencil butter
Knives napkin rings card cases. snuff and other art
eies Every article of the best description and n the
'stest Partisan styles art 10 10 warranted just
?reser tod in she catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

" Friday. at l01 O'Clock. At 10 sxth avenue fu mi
ture pier glasses furs TO- &C. Also, by virtue
six chairs, and arm chair
HINRY q. LEEDS AICTIoNESR-1Y HIS RY q.
~ LEEDS 4 co. on Thursday. Dozen %, 1888 81
ale Of choce prvao stosk OF fine old wines hrandes
rum, ane whiskey, prising viz Madcras old south
side cabinet and the choicest vintage Shsres
Old Londen Dock DAFT. Gordon harmony. Mouslsy, aud
betls. Ps,tsoRoyA Wiae comPany's Graham aad icons
brsndies old Otard Hennesy Pinet and other celebrated
brands Primo old Jamaica rum, old Islay malt whiskey
very old; do Rudest elmer and Sne Hunsa
Ran, Dsnutan hook very choce; Champagne sillery
scnssesnS pure yne !, sioris quart, and pn All 81
the finest lot ever offered to the New York public at
Every article warranted desert o, catalogue and
will be positively sold without Also
very costly Havana sgars being the basnce of invoice per
sses Of the favcritc Brands La Mion Orleans Esperans
Cahana Ac for account whom IL may concern. At PM
INN ediatey after tho vines superb sale Of jewellery
prg tho mott valuable assortment offered by auction this
season try article manufactured In the best and
most manner for SALE and wsrrsned in
every particular viz dismond brac let's crosses
brooohes fir rings shi studs which Arc Of
great value ALSO, pearl and diamond necklaces
mons so-f pir with diamond pearl opal and other preci
QUE onos pearl and coral shirt and b. scses
eonee large isvcice Of Lngsh patent lever watshss
With gold ano hunting eases ladies' watches set with
diamonds pearls &c. and great variety Of other costly
jewellery They can he examined above day
hs sale and will present rare opportunity TO The trade
ard others To supply themselves vita really good Article
ToHN W. soMERINDYKr, AUcTIONEER-saLE
his Jay At Spruc' street. nv lU o'clock or dressing
tables spoons tpiveg aud forks ax left fro
sale Ut lryinF place and Fourteenth at eot
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, G. KEMP. AucrioNGrR. -.l.ous sHoLD FURNI-

-
III. tue, pianoforte, .c.Thts asy ChursdayO at l0<
o'cocs at the house Vanda street. Vsrick X.
Kemp, viii sell ut auction shove all the furniture
tanned in the above house capesg Of tapestry vslvet
Brusse three ply ard ingram ooloths carved
sofas and chairs, marble top centre and per
tables handsome Rosewood piinoorte mirrors china,
glass &c: crookery n.nte aments bedsteds bu
and waehstands chairs actresses beddS
ard all Nc usual sBo, ell the kitchen furni-
tnre with which the sale will iom'ece Catalogues the
morning Of as,e when The furniture he med Sale
ps.itiVe without u + {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

WANTED-Ar b22 BROADWAY, AN oYsTcRMAN,
wages from Slo 10 SIS per month also bsrkeeper Or
. trdr ttore yssy moderate Mon steamers and
railroads. sAlesmen. clerks pcrters coEohmen walters
iouseseepers, cooks, nurses, ~ chambermaids.
gl94,s Scc1SK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
- yANpEwATER ArcrIoNrFR WILL SELL

+ !. vAEDEwATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
Thureday a1d Friday, December % and So at sales
room Of Pine and Nassau an goods suitable
for holiday preepts oonsr in part OF rosewood fancy
boxes ocsks PAPER msche roots sslknt clocks
fronzPs nente nts silver plated oastoys
tea ets, DC. Btheusn glses psran marble figures TO-,
10 the balance Of mporre stock continued from last
weeks ssle hlss, o'clock, variety Of splendid
diamonds pine rings brooches g. 10 all warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

superb Imperial Sable Furs, Just Re-

lar gilt msL The Now Hat CONF No 6 aud iiS Mas
street. They al four dollar hat for three do lars
Warranted equal four dollar hatn the city Call and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

TJRyRY IT. JkEDS AUCTioNEss.-H II. LEEDS a
Ii co wil sell 81 suction Wednesday and Friday 2stn
pNd seth inst ie G'r ok ~. the sseroom, No
all street -sis Pandefni's great sale of m.rhie and
sisbaster stauaIr ard pds o description This
will be the last ad grests sale % the Marc aad
alahaster ststuay cNnStiu9 10 part Of the She serdes
Eug Of Justice O. pts alter CHr0tt uGucins Grls or
ind Hehs e venas IN = Ell fgu-es ~ sassrnsh Cleo
Isrs and Venus the BatA alec Escchus and Art.dne
aud two pairs Of lion pedess's Ala aEter aud marble
Ecuy ure fte Etrustsp peiestaa,
With fine relievoe. do HsaA Gre Doro
columns, Baroisor, vase with griffin ludies Egyptisn co.
tsTon ohong csrldres Clio leaf flri &ts
tile Doric eolrn Ia nit hers TRAITOR att
witt relieves y Rseehus aoa m rhs Pliny card
eeyefs en- dophiDa eprnue0pte fo for lights,
Ieeisn mural tripods p.t-ss GA nthes for manels 70
&c Also. Parish Goods psrsu Marble fguros,
single bgurcs bnsts Of e1qufe iris Pla ed
tire nvoi of elegant and costly silver plated
prspg cafe bsfketF waiter TIA sud
water urps tea snd cafse ses rut stands 10 Papsr
ache goot ee5sag o chsrs and tables splenddly In
laid with pearl; ink ands trsss portfolios 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
D G KENr. AuclIosEEa -s1cu FURNITURE.

r G KEMP, AUclIoNEEa Rich FURNITURE.
III. fancy goods pisnCfrrt-f, mirrors, 30 to
day) at los o'e Oh a. - Nassau street. Fulton
etret-k q. kcmp viii sell at suction abovs,
beautiful collection Of handsome and
mahogany furniture rich cns piano ortes and ether
rich articles allie for she he consisting Of
large and benntf assortment Of csbines f1rnture
and other house fnrohns articles which
well worthy OF tie attention of and consist Of
rosewood psrlor furniture smut, covered in crimson,
trepch hrocatelle and vcvat everal handsome
and octave papofcrtes which IN ly warranted fne
lot Of paintings extension dining ocs library
and secretary DO hces carpets he.rth china and
esockery foas .ete spring seat chairs ward
robea couohs sofa beds hedsssde turaAus snd wash
stands hair mattresses together Min large assortment Of
decrp ion of furniture .rd house furnishing artoes
all OF which will be sold without ALSO
y carved with mirrors cost $0 also
large oval richly smented gilt ned mirrors CAta-
logues on the morning ofrsle
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Christmas and New Years Festivities are
st bapd Ard every person DESTROYS entertain
their friends with such good tn their
happiness witbeut abps she rnmsron. bounties provided
dias syrups aies porter ie 40 Al twenty per cent below
any house In New York. and will tho sty aud
deliver all purchases free OF expense Masonic pe M
Broome street, corner Crosby.
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DY ALBERT VI. NICoL Y & co -TRTD Az, rECEM
- Der 3D. mt half palt 10 ooooI, 4. 3t Br railway tho
stock OF furniture OF Mcs Aorra ad JOINS emily
MADE and Of excellent Manufacture The stock cenDis.s
elegant rosewood paror sus in crimson and fancy
brocttele % k ba * and mahogany cStaI son
bes chairs in and hair 9th; king Ell Lir
IL great variety large inv aid reclining cbii Wheels
mshogany rosewood aud black wallut French and
bedsteads seSdns nattrasses library and wrtn tables
DIM chpie in and hair cloth; -rhle
centrn tables do; ad O. work tables grea.
Of Italian fancy chairs marble dressing ward
robes; mahogany and oak Gothc hall chais tables
teteatss coffee table qusItettc and trio alos; counting
horse decks ehars towel racks book and large
assortment of elegant sehold furniture which will
fully descr bed in o.taloyues The stock is all Of
Dnnufac and Of the best order which oera good
portun for the purchase of good at low rste
Sale positive and wihont reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
Talking About Holiday CIrts.

eers 40, IS all very veil but Rafferty, s.sk give
your E ensss in nat free Of charge that whea
nsks New Years cs aud leave your hat in .he hall ano
ther fellow cart walk II with itespscaly it IL BETTE
than his, az IL ALWAYS is you buy from Rafferty,
Lea SIX no 81 Chatham street. and corner Chatham ant
Pearl streets
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Broadway prepared with his holiday hats 10 render
feet the dress Of all who patrcnise his creations whom
BODIED in a dashnF asd gentiemaniy hat Also, rich
stock and umbrellas suitable for present
of elt hsts Old will please notice
the fact Of change Of location to the above MOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

What can bo more acceptable rs a New
Years s,f than piano What pisnos better than T.
GILBERT Go 81 These superior pianos only be
70 he Appreciated Also smit1s F6 sale oheap
- suit TIE times. BY EURACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

no pAGUERRgOTYPIsTS-s tNATIyE AxEsicAE)
VIII has had perienca In hs
picture making business 10 DESTROYS OF situstan ia ds
snerreoJ establishment Perso wantisg any asstatee
Will please address Ucralo office. Broadway
psf Once Sound the u ols To NJ question.
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CoUTHWARK ENGINE 90 No IS HEREBY RETURN
~ their sincere thanks 20 Richard Marshall ESQ., Of Nes
au street, for the bount and gstucus supply refresh
Tent Furnished BY hin A. the fire In From street, also
City Hose Co No for similar At tho in John
street TIRE 2sh inst also IN Pearl Hose Co No IA Tor
ths asance cheerfly rendered b. them the same
occasion; JULIAN Bolts, Foreman.
j. D. SNIrTrN, Sec.
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MANTED.--A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman with fresh breass of milk. who has recently
lost her 5ady is desirou Of ottauing nurse
hes iesid Pae sail at Bedford stree third
fner front rosm SAsis!aotor, reference given aad
auired
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Picked Oysters for Now Year's.-A 9 upc-
rior lot he obtained At A. r. DORLONS, 10 IL
Fulton Maf They old dese-s in that ess and
keep none but the most excellent. Go and see.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-04-09
Debt on the day as
sumed, less produc-
tive stocks. ......
To which add future
debt, (statement CO. 1928 ,664 O6
Also contingent liza
bilities. -. s.s2S,O7s Sc
7,esO,s75 76
ll,S54,737 y
&l9,535.7I3 Is

The culture debt'' referred to above in state.
ment consists OF loans authorized by the acts of
the present session to railroads, &C., that have
complied with the law, amounting to S $40, 900;
also of direct appropriations to works Of internal
Improvements, under laws prior to 30h of Septem-
Der, amounting to 1856 80; and also of direct
appropriations during the present session amount
ing to 5 ass, 70S 26, and making the total above
named of 3,228, 664 06.
The Z" contingent liabilities consist of balances
of subscriptions made under laws prior to Septem.
Der 80, 1852, .46 ,0l8 So; subscriptions autho
rized and not made under laws prior to September
80, 1852, $2l5,26 balance of loans authorized to
be made to companies during the present session,
not included in the above, 81 400 900; subscrip-
tons authorized to be made to Joint stock compa-
MES during the present session to March 25, 1852
$685., 1875, making the total above named OF
1926 ,073 SO.
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SOUTHERN CoNvENTIoN AT MISUNDERSTANDING
the objects contemplated by the Southern Conven-
ton, which is to assemble at Memphis on the first
Monday in June, are the following:
The establishment of a continental depot of cot
ton in opposition to Liverpool
The direct expectation of cotton by the planter
thus doing away with middle men, middle ware
houses, middle commissions, middle insurances,
and all that intermiuable medium which eats up
our substance and concentrates our exports at Ly.
erpool
10 build up southern importing market in op-
position to New York
10 establish, through railroad alliance, more
sympathy with the great West and Northwest, 80
clally, commercially, and nationally
10 nave one or more lines OF steamers to Eu
rope.
TO induce emigration through southern ports. to
pass to the West by communication aIwa Va omen
lands. 49,
10 stimulate manufactures and general indie
try.
TO educate our children at home-to spend our
wealth at home, ~
TO aim At commercial and industrial indie ,end-
ence.
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APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT.

. Os4y ~ ck3N - u1 IAAacA &yAk~
By esd sitA ~ advies sad cesssut II As Stmata
Faxxc.s Boar, d South Cafolina. 10 b Third
Auditor OF the Treasofy Of the United states, In
place Of John B. 0alfuker, removed.
J. E. WARRsN, of Minnesota, to be Secretary
OF Legation Of the United States to Central Amc-
Gao w. L,rrsrr, Of Rhode Island. to be Con-
sal Of the United States at Vienna Austria in place
Of }. G. Schwarz. removed. ts.,fg
ASK. BAscLAY, to be Consul Of the United
States at Gottenburg, Sweden, in place OF Z. A.
Murray, dece ased. E,i 4-9
LAW OFFICERS.
WV. H. WHICH, to be Chief Justice Of the United
States for the Territory of Minnesota, in place OF
Henry Hayner, removed.
ANpREw G. CHArFIELD, to be an Associate jus
tice OF the United States for the Territory of Min
nesota. in place of David Cooper, whose commits.
sion has expired.
MosEs SHERsuRsE, to be an Associate Justice of
the United States for the Territory Of Minnesota,
In place OF Brady B. Meeker removed.
CHARLES r JoaDos, TO be Marshal of the United
states ior the northern district of Mississippi, in
place OF William McQuiston, resigned, to take
effect from the 18th of June next. ,4
MANpEvILlE MARIeNY, to be Marshal of the
United States for the eastern district of louisiana,
In the place of VIM. s. Scott, whose commission
has expired.
THOMAS F. BArARD, to be Attorney of the Uni.
ted States for the district of Delaware in place of
r. Steward Johnson, removed.
ISAAC >. r. OaiEa, to be Attorney of the United
states for the southern district of California, in
place of Alfred Wheeler, removed
OFFICERS OF THE MINT.
+. d. KoHLER, to be United States Assayer in
California in pursuance of the provisions of the act
OF the Both September, 1850, in place of Augustus
Humburt. removed.
JOHN D. FIELD, jr., to be Assayer of the Branch
Mint at Dahlonega, Georgia, in place OF M. F. Ste
phenson, removed.
A. J. GuIRoT, to be Coiner of the Branch Mint
at New Orlea ms, Louisiana, in place of A. Devall,
removed.
the Branch Mint, New Orleans, Louisiana, in place
OF Robert Nd. McAlpin, removed.
LAND OFFICERS
JULIUS N, GRANGER, of the State of New York,
to be Recorder of the General Land Office in place
OF Z. s. Terry. removed.
LYsANDER w. BABBfrT, of Iowa, TO be Register
OF the Land Office at Kanesvile, Iowa, in place of
Joseph H. d. Street, removed.
PosrMAsTERs.
Daniel Stevens, Postmaster, Elmira, Now York.
Lewis r. Close, Postmaster, Saratoga Springs,
New York
Charles T. Gray, Postmaster, Newark, New
Jersey.
Samuel M. Chambers, Postmaster, Jersey City,
New Jersey. ~,
William A. Benjamin, Postmaster, Trenton,
New Jersey.
Robert L. Glow, Postmaster, Princeton, New
Jersey.
William d. Quin, Postmaster, Paterson, New
Jersey
John E Hunt, Postmaster, Toledo, Ohio.
VIM. P. Morrison, Postmaster, Newark, Ohio
Jas Kelley, Postmaster, Covington, Kentucky.
William Pickett, Postmaster, Maysvile. Ken
lucky.
Joseph Mccormick, Postmaster, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana,
George Paul, Postmaster, Iowa City, Iowa
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A UcTION NOTICE.-Tbe eubeoriber h.,

4 UCTION NOTICE.-The subscriber beps
"A leave to announce that be has again renewed
ms auction license and tenders his services to sell
Real and Personal Property of every description.
He will bestow particular attention to the arrange
ment and disposal of Household Furniture; and
should family desire to avoid sale at their resi-
dence, he will have the goods carefully removed
to the large hall his store, where every effort
will be used to render satisfactory all sales entrust-
cd to his care
Consignments of Merchandise of every descrip-
ton thankfully received, and liberal cash advances
made on all unlimited goods designed for sale at
auction.
Stocks, improved unincumbered property,
sold at pubic or private sale. portion of public
patronage is earnestly solicited.
G. W. BOTELER
Mar 2-ifeod2m Iron Hall