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February Is A. D. 1858.
mo. 80. |.
AN ACT

10 provide for the purchase Of copies Of Cur
wen's Revised Statutes OF Ohio.
Sec. !. Be Il enacted By tie General AssenlJly
of The Stofe of Ohio, That the Secretary o.
State be, and he is hereby authorized and di-
rected to purchase for the use Of the State, one
thousand copies Of the first volume of Cur
wen's Revised Statutes of Ohio, at q price not
exceeding three dollars and fifty cents for each
copy.
Sec. 2. That said Secretary is further author
lied and directed to subscribe on behalf of the
State, for one thousand copies of the second
and third volumes OF said Statutes, at a price
per copy not exceeding the sum named in the
first section of this act pr0rided, that before
said second and third volumes shall be received
and accepted, the same shall be found by the
Governor and Supreme Judges of the State,
equal in intellectual and mechanical execution
to the first volume of said work, and on whose
certificate, finding that fact, said Secretary shall
receive said volumes and give a receipt to NJ.
E. Curwin therefore.
Sec. g. That said volumes shall be placed in
the State Library, and there securely kept, sub
ject TO such distribution as may hereafter be di
rected by tie General Assembly. r
Sec a. The expenses arising under this act
shall be provided for in the general appropria-
ton law. .sg .EaF yt.T
JAMES G. JOHNSON, s..
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL, ~.
President of the Senate.
Februarv 10 1898
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February 10, 1858.
AN ACT

mo. 35. ANACT .asHe7gr.
To fix and provide for the terms Of the District
Court in the several counties of the First
Circuit, being composed of the Second and
Third Common Pleas Dietricts of 0hoi
Sec. I. Be ii enacted Jy the General assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the terms of the
District Court shall be held in the several eoan-
ties of the Second and Third Common Pleac
District of Ohio, as follows : 9a aa
SECOND COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
In the county of Butler, on the ninth day Of
May. H
In the county of Preble, on the nineteenth
day of May. sN tAH
In the county of Darke. on the twenty fifth
day of May. -
In the county of Mama, On the thirteenth
day of May.
In the county Of Montgomery. on the sixth
day of June. 'sit
In the county of Champaign, an the twent
eth day of June. 20 '
In the county of Clark. on the twenty third
day Of June.
In the county of Greene, on the twenty'sev
enth day of June.
In the county of Clinton, on the sixth day
of July.
In the county of Warren, on the eleventh
day of July. S I f
THIRD COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT
Sec. 9. In the county of Shelby. on The first
day of August. Ysaa 81 n Is
In the county Of Mercer, on The fourth day
of August. asT saae.a .syfss
In the county Of Auglaize, on the eighth day
| of August. sa n l
In the county Of Allen, on the teAth day Of
August sdd
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provisions Of this section Pr0Fided, that II any
supervisor shall conceive himself aggrieved By
the judgment Of such justice OF the peace, be
may, on giving sufficient security 10 said JUS
tise for the payment Of costs, appeal 20 he
Court Of Common Pleas, who shalt made such
order thereon, as TO them may appear Just and
reasonable PSorided further, that this section
shall not be so construed as TO prevent any per-
son from prosecuting any supervisor Tor any Of
fence against the provisions thereof slb
Sec. ~. That il shall be the duty of the sew
eral courts Of common pleas. 70 give this act in
charge 10 the grand Jury at each successive
term Of such court -. +. b. SAD
Sec. ~. That the act entitled, IAN act pre-.
serbng the duties Of supervisors and relating
70 roads and highways" passed March tWenti-
eth, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
seven, and amendatOry acts thereto. passed
March twentieth one thousand eight hundred
and forty, March ffth ono thousand eight hun
dred and forly-two, January ifteeRth one thou
sand eight hundred and forty. Eve, March tWen-
tieth one thousand eight hundred and ffty-one.
March twenty fourth one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty one, an act to regulate the levy
ing Of tax FOR road purposes in lhe counties
Of Belmont and Jefferson, passed February hf-
teenth one thousand eight hundred and forty
nine, be and they are hereby repealed prOvi-
ded that the liability or obligation incurred un-
der any of the provisions Of said acts, shah
not be in any wise affected or impaired by the
repeal thereof JAMES G. JOHNSON
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILD.
President Of the Senate.
Fpbruarv IL u 1R69
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February 10, 1853.
AN ACT
mo. 34l.

| NJ Of' nv hOA HH EaHs
Authorizing Sheriifs, Master Commissioners:
and Coroners, to make returns of sales to-
any day during the Spring Term of Court
of 1858.
Sec. /. Be Il enacted Jy tke General assembly
Of the State Of OhiO that the Sheriff, Coroner.
or Master Commissioner, as the case may be
of any Of the counties of this State, to whom
process has, or may be issued, upon which such
officers or either of them, have advertised or
may advertise, any sale or sales of real estate
in pursuance of law, and in which the day
named for such sale or sales shall be day af-
ter the first day of the Spring Term. for the
year one thousand eight hundred and ffty-three
of the Court of Common Pleas of the county
to which such process is returnable, may new
ertheless proceed with such sale or sales and
make return thereof to the proper Court during
its session, and such return and proceedings.
shall be as vailed as if the same had been made
on or before the second day of the Term of the
Court to which the same was returnable.
.e JAMES c. JOHNSON, sa
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
.-s WILLIAM MEDlLL, f
-G ar. assr President of the Senate
February 10, 1858.
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Subscribers, wh0 Do net giFe ezfresf sefss' y
the contrary ere ssnsidefed Wishing e eoetissa
their Subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order tAs dfzcoutluanee %
their papers, the pablisher may coHtinuue te sehd
them until all aFrearages aropaid.
3. II subscribers neglect sF refsse % take tbsif
papers from the olces io which fhaF are sents they
are held responsible ill they have settled their
bills, and ordered their paper disceatinued..B
4 II subscribers remove % other places -ithost
notifying the Publshsr. and the paper is not cent
a iOrine- d ection; they are held responsible.
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Theatrical md Musical

B0wRY THEATRE Mons Bihip, the giant Is to repeat
bis persnation OF the GIANT Of PALESTINE" this
Ing N the nav dramatic spectacle Of that name. The
Aautoal drama entitled Ben the 8oatswainr and the
amusing piece OF the New York Maers will like wise
be given the of which include names Of ary
all the principal members Of the company.
BROADWAY THEArRE-The original edrama OF Uncle
Pats Cabia is to be represented again this evening"
the metropolitan with the popular Irish comedian Barney
and the favoite and very comsdienne, Mrs B.
Wilhams, that Of the Wildly Casey. The comic piece
styled trsh Assurance and YANKEE Modesty" will also
be represented, in VIII CHI Mr. and Mrs. Williams will
appear As Pat and Nancy.
NBro's GARDEN The Rsvel Family who are every
night received with the delight aud
are 70 appear TO night in the comic military pantomms
entitled the "Soloer for Love- advertisement and
the harlequin psntomme Of Rao the Magic Star
The Daughter OF the Reg mept' viii be produced
morrow evening" with Mime fhliton as Marie.
NATIONAL THEATRE The popular American tragedan
Mr. J. r. Scott continues 70 draw large sssemblages
the National He is TO appear Rob Roy this evening"
IN the very iavois DIANA Of that He will b. sup
ported in the other leadg characters by Messrs Clarke
LinesId Mrs Nichois aud MRS. Jones' The concluding
feature vii be the drama OF the Seven Escapes of
lsfde Of Dresden"
AMERICAN MUSEUM -Dorstti's celebrsted troupe of
acting monkeys dogs ard goats announced ap
again this evening the Museum. Whites ssrenadsrs
win slso repeat their negro Performance in the
afternooa.
to be given this Afternoon and evening of very
vel description
CHRR1Ys OPERA HorsE Christy's bard Of negro per-
formers have provided selection OF Songs
dances Instrumental pieces aid ourlesques for to night
WOODS MISsri.Ers This talented company continue
to draw respectable assembagesa good for
this evening.
BUoKIKy's NEW OaIEAys SERRSADns This highly
popular Ethiopian opera company advertise the buresq ue
u LUCIA again for this evetDg
BASvARDs MISSISSIPPI is to be seen every evaiug at
the Georama. Broadway. is the painting which
was exhibited here so successfully years siacs
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Rail- Dad Intelligence.

MILWAUKEE AND WATERFOWL RAILROAD.
Ths Waieito Stns Register states that fifty
he ct work gruobing AND gra Jog hsar,Powers MN The
Irst eleven miles to H4rspd from waserto~n has been
ub let, and the iemainde- y ~ dev negotiation
DETROIT AND GRAND HAVEN RAILROAD.
The $500 0C0 cash subscription required from Detroit
nd The counties along the route, within tras has
subecr ed. the road will BE- co rmenced
CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Board OF Public Wofks ordered additional
survey TO be made OF the route for this road
GRIFFIN AND DECATUR (ALA.) RAILROAD
corps of engineers to be organized TO make
experimental Of the proposed OF the Crit
fin and Decatur Railroad, and instan.nt has been
called for from subscribers TO me stock defray the
expense. This is says the Macon Messenger the bexo.
biIg Of the end OF OF the most railroad
enterprises which yet remain to De accomplished by
people.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The books for receiving subscriptions TO the capital
stock Of the Pacific RAILROAD Company opened 10
Slesukee on the Alb inst and about two millions Of the
stock was taken by respon bic parties.
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
The lake Shore Railroad Company propose to make an
immediate examination Of the route from Mlwaukes TO
Minnesota.
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LARGE FIRE IN Roscoe, OH1o.~-We learn from
the Coshoctop Republican % the 9TH inst that most
destructive fire occurred In Roscoe Wednesday of the
week previous destroying Nedberrys upper Touring mill
The establishment five stories in height and con
tan I'd 900 bushels ~ wheat 900 bs rres Hour 100
-four barrels and other valuable stock The total loss il
covered by insurance. The FIRE Is supp sed to have
originated from the chimney Some twenty I've onet e.
have been thrown out Of employ ment by this calamity
many of whom were With families, dependent upon
their labor fer subsistence
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REsTITUTIoN-The Washington county Post SAYS
a chap in certain village with whom be ACC aio,ed
having had sande6 sugar sold TO hiu inserted the
weekly pepper the following:-
NotceI purchased Of grocer 10 this village a guam.
sity % sugar from which obtained pound of sand
n the rascal sho chea cd will send 70 my address
gwen pounds Of good sugar (crpture measure Of rest
sufioD) eIjl be "a isftf; f not thal expose him
Oh the foiosipg day nDe pound packages of
Isr were left al his residence from a. macy different
cslers, each supposipg himself the person Intended
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A TOAST FROM OVER THE ArLANrIc.-G

A TOAST FROM OVER THE George
tshody Eeq., the American in London the FOL
loving toast the Committee 81 Arrangements for the
elebrstiop Of the Four ID, ~ Salem -
Our National Jubee--Whtle II becomes us TO com.
enorste by every token OF exDla alton that glorious
day Witch comues ced not Only national OK
isfebce, but IN the destiny OF msuSiod. 1t like
W'se tecon 10 10 mind tbst 10 the Uniou of
IRE statee ~e all that we have been, hope
be, as q nation"
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EzAUOlas, "a

llRhNBY, SCOTCH ALE AND sEGARs. AUCTION =
~ This day, AZ ~ clock, at Ne ~ Dav coroar
Grenvch select assortment ~ family ara hoasosod
ucoes INT up In Tors ~ suit buyers together VITA I'm
~ II sgars 81 different sizes and brands aes E4nars
vines, hrsrdv w aetvifohr otie-riso i''
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

VAST orr CLOTHING Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
y worth wanted. The highest cash price will be literally
Given for larro AID small lots Of good
lft "A olo.irE OF every description Address through
fatt rr ~ r. JkMFN WnNfN ~ ~ Bic second Aaul
store, no. IL Orange street. near Chatham.
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TGfE MILITARY

CtnTrrrPs whNTEn- rnr THF UNfTrD srsTF3
- Gu, airy service. Recruiting rsnasycus Nv Grand S.
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no PRINTERs -FoR sALI, rwo SINGLE cYLrypEH

'IoPRINTERs FOR SALE, TWO SINGLE CYLINDER
NsPsr presses calculated for either book or nswa
ppI WORK, were mace 70 order for , oh work. they will
Rrht h'et tbSh2 inches bed il 1896 inches Also one
fdinm hand press Also 600 lbs 81 snail pic, snd 30
lbs ~ Fnghsh type AL are nearly new and will be snld
o. treat bargain inqvtre Ut JArES LONNOa a son
-, ~ and 81 Beekr1en street
RIO WhTCHMAKEhs AND JEWELLERS FOR SAFE
te tease, iNtures. and stock Of 1917 Catbarne
street Doing good business Can obtainsd an
able terms WIN 10 sold with ithont the stook 10
suit purchasers Can be nsej for any other busnsss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! A STATED MEETING or MITAMORA TRIBE 1 o.
"A Of Red Men, vii Be held ct their wgwam, lay ives
Sixteenth street. this uesdsy) evening" At eight o'clock
All the members 70 present. TO hear the
port Of the committee from Baltimore.
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" r.. CARpINGTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N
~. tce- Large special sale Of German French and
Iish fancy goods prng the stock OF Messrs Gerd
&Potthoh damaged ~ the late FIRE at their store No
Liberty street. Curtis Darlington No. 81 Broad
will sell Wednesday next, 18th inst. n. therAauo,
room the stock % tie above well known oorters oor
ing Of large and general assortment OF all the usual
ofsnoy goods AVID all Of Their pas.
which In very fair condition. Inouled In hs
ment will be snge and double guns cases ewshAr
cases states assorted sizes II caeks slate pencil ca
marbles, 40 boxes Ger pipes 200 German seesrs u
rious branda Tho whole VIII hn cold whont rcser 70
CASH Catalogues .aussss Inv lavsN4nA VI s~As
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CRYSTAL PALACE .

CRYSTAL PALACE
IlRYSTA1 PALACE LETTER DELtvFRY.--0FFICE,
W Boyds City t,rress Post No ~ William street The
dergned as made rRemsnts with the commtee OF
the Cry stH Palace for tie delivery Of letters to and from
tic Two ore boxes placed there for the rccep
tOn OF such etr and there Will he four deliveries Of city
letter. and FIVE deliveries OF malabe eters for the United
states Post Once cal messenger With locked bag
will leave " palace at H. and o'clock. lettcrs lett
At this flee viii be sent direct to the palace ty the ears at
o ~ 2and o. ook Alter the O'Clock delivery at the
palace all maabe ettersn boxes will bo sent TO the
United states Post Once Ills arrangement will into
effect on the 18Th last. JOHN I. BOYD Proprietor.
(tRAND BALL RECEPTION CT PRESIDENT
" Pierce snd ono, ing of crystal Palace Mr. lie
Brookcs will pive ball In honor OF The above
cssop ut Brokers Assembly Rooms, 3G Rroome street
Thursday evening. Juy 14th, H3 Tickets admitting
gentleman and ladies one dollar
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(yITIZENS AWAKE'-YOU ARE IMPOSED UPON
~ impostors who pretend to sell drugs &c. to XIII r.
clears houses without stencil danger get COsTAR
Costars celebrated Bedbug Annhilator.
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COOD NEWs.-THE GENUINE BOHEMIAN HA
" Dye goes aheadof all competition. Our eustomsr1
it Ia the hest they had and at onv half price
others charge. Printed instructions how to IL.
chants druggists and haTdressers in city or country
piled liberal terms. Depot, 27 Hudson street. Give
= cnu
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES-A NEW AND PE|
feet stem for cutting dresses invented Mrs Rsbe
Citizens of Phil adelpha before taught Yoy
is offered for short time previous to going s.uth, 81
reduced price OF 49, Taught in lesson. Patterns
for 2 cents warranted to fit charge Ladies' this
tenn works scientific principles and Is different
others.
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DEREMPToRY FORECLOSURE SALE OF ARLIN
i ton House-Tbat splendid mansion and highly cmt
shed lawn Of ten acres under improvement for the
twenty seven years enclosed by one Of the most splen
honey locust hedges ina able, filled with everSro,
snd Other trees Of various kinds the plank lead
to Bath Kings county four miles from hamilton ferry,
residence of Louis Arlington will he sold at auct
ly the Sheriff Saturday the 10th day ofJuy inst 1858
Montague Hail. Brooklyn, at noon according TO roee
mansion is most elegantly finished within; has three par
With sixteen columns forty feet hsh and porco 2ox
roof and all covered with metal plate sss u the windo
mahogany doors and sashes and marble mantes Thsswt
value of the property l. s5 900 and will be- no doubt
great bargsin 1t would take thirty years to mako phi
like it There are lodges at the main entrance, and
equestrian ride in the lawn.
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n D. NASH, AUcTIONEkR.-sToRE $40 B1OA
-. way.-Assignees sale of the stock Of q china ga
and earthenwars store, Tuesday July II at 10 A.
1872 Blocker street. consisting If hall hanging ana
lamps astral and solar do. fluid and oil terms
rapdoes china and ornaments fruit butter aud
distes decanters tumbers wines celery and sal
spttoons. fluid alcohol, sperm oil, DO.
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nNEHAY PhEsS AND ONE TOE ACCo PRESS; NEW
~ spd in good order for sale at 20 per than
manufact urer's price Tpquirt Of
CHARLIE FULLER $50 Greenwich sty.et

STRAMH0AT FOR SALE.-THE STEAMBOAT BUF-
- fso - offered for sale, Said boat buit in
10 feet IN lepgth and has 30 inch linder 10 feet len
a stroke with boiler, and hefviy pberei; is
dered the heat eeb0at IL the iarbor a New York She
wou1 make an excellent boat for the southern hav
ing sood accommodations passengers with fair invon
TORY OF rrnture She vii DO sold cheap g. close the
cefn Can he seen ~ the foot Of Spring street For
partlcutrs Apply TO J. w HANCOCK, board the
nero n 70 SMITH At " elch's Hotel Of leonard
ne In the evening :
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INSURANCE.

NORTHERN NEW YcGK LIVE STOCK INsUHANC
~ Company, Of PinttsturR. Nee orE-1apii al 0,U'
ssourely Invested VINCENT 60. Agents., Nc. ~ Ma
xsu s.ra
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JAMES ARLINGTON BENNETT

r c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
and Thursday at 10 o'clock each day, Mt the exten
wsrerooms 4g5 Broadway, near Broome street-R KEl
will sell Mt auction the ene stock Of vaiua 10 furniture
Theophilus Lent contained IN tina extensive
Broadway be sold above without by order
tie Assignee via n very large rtmsut Of rosowps
mahogany oak and black walnut cabinet furniture such
Is seldom offered at anctor and presents very fsvors
opportunity for the trade hotel and housekesoers
purchase good furniture 1T will probably DO cold
low At this of the IL consists Of rosewood
Tor furniture, suite covered in French eatin brooa
osewood psrIor secretaries cabinet armours with
doors; extension dining tables hall stands etcgcr
with mirror doorr otegeres; fancy chairs tetea
sofas voltaire chairs library asd secretary bookcAs
carved rosewood bedsteads bureaus and ,hstands;
cured horse hair mattresses mahogany and oak extsus
dining tables carved rosewood and mahogany msrbe !
centre and fancy tables in great variety mahoxan so
teteatetet sprcg seat chairs French aud gothic bedsoa
marbletop dressing bureaus washands work tables
ing cbars painted and snnmelled chamber furniture in .
TO match and every variety 81 furniture usually found
large furniture warehouse all OF wh will be sold withf
any reserve for cash, by order of Charles Lent Esq
signee deposit will he required ~ every pprchasr
lease OF the store will aso he sold together with all
store fixtures. For particulars amply to tho Auctione
% Nassau street Fulton. Catalogues on the
OF sale. blso tor sale, three iron safes.
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COX TO 50 PER wEEK-0oLDs AND SfLv
YAOplatbg BY . process, jewslry and plated =
elss few ladies AID gentlemen win b taught this lse
i've sSd beautiful art oaa york q hcm: Or s1itaels
street. IRON 10 70 II. sad 2 to O'Clock.
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bles and other sales of groceries, lumber, fuyntu
bakers fixtures 3c-Ths day. at the auction room, No
Spruce street. at 10 O'clock quaDttv Of groceries, quC
&c teas, sugars, liquors kegs &o also bedste .ds 10
ing glasses framed prints c0uchcs, couch bedstesds
also lot Of pine lumber, boards plank &c; doc
shutters &c also lot of bakers fixtures trough bre
boxes pans scales, show cases. &c.
JOHN w. SOMERINDYKE, co,..u
ANLREW NESBIT, Oohsoaoi
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(NBEAP SPRING MATTRESS wARERoOMs, IR(
~ bedst ad and bedding depot.-Ths heslthy spring N
made in the best manner, at half the n
N b. Hard mattresses altered to neat spring beds IS
$l2 Also constantly on hand the patent elastic
beds pillows &C. Private dwellings, hot Is 30 furosh
promptly Please call and examine at $50 Broadway
Prince street.
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EvROM 500 TO 2nOe PER CENT TO BE MADE
ono, In light, healthy and honorable business,
general use. Warranted to be humbug Complete
structions will be had BY return mail by addressing
paid, with 81 enclosed, in brown envelope NJ L. Coo
Crswfordsvills Indiana =.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, .AUCTIOEEER, WOULD RI
Ii pectfuy inform his friends and patrt ns that he
hold his semi sale of sevres china coups
and sauoes bronze and china groups splendid oil psntn
antique mosaic furniture, &C. Tues day, Wednesday
Thursday, July g. and 18th at I0H O'Clock each day
the Academy of Design broadway, opposite Bond sire
See Express Post and Journal Catalogues three
the SALE when goods can be examined
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r A VAN ORTWICK WOULD INVITE THE ATTEN-
q ton Of the public TO bis large stock OF carriages
ssing of coaches. and six seat shifting
bugges and top lget wagons and all the d rent vars
his repository "A Fulton strest Brooklyn Ao
Inn tin gle and double harness.
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CORNELIUS Il CO.'S GAS FIXTURES CHANDELIER
~ collar and fluid lamps airaudcle mantel oandelabr
in artistic bronze and gilt finish at wholesale and re
also silver plated on slbats tea sets astors basket
William street. between Fulton and Ann. opposite
church.
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TIRE CELEBRATED BRYANT COLT FOR SALE
This coit well known having been raised by tho lato
Of Lady Suffolk David Bryant and BY hin supposed
than the Was purchased by the
owner years Of Bya1t The colt by
WashDp out Of Suffolk Queen Has trtted In pub
lie; 10 old next August gray and l6 hands
high The colt can be seen at William H. Van Colts Third
house Fifty seventh street. where full particu
lars he nd as to price and speed D. This will
tc sold for cash. st auction Immediately after tho tot
Fllra Ten pie and 1acony at the Union Course
Thursday July II, If not previously sold.