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Butte record., 1854-03-04

A You've IDEA-The following an
ecdote is related in the Kniekerboeker, in
its compend of the sayings of young
folks:
"The other day DIR. SIS three
children while playing in the nursery,
decided to have a raiload excursion.-
So they all mounted up into the crib
and commenced rocking at full speed.
After while it was proposed to have an
accident, thinking, I suppose, it would
be questionable to travel far without
one. So they all took hold and tipped
the crib over by main force, and little
Mary broke her arm short off.
Miss B went to see her, and was
pitying her very much with her help
less bandaged arm, when Mary said:
well if 1 ever get well, I'lI sue the
company for $4,000 damages! I think
that will be enough, for frather thinks
it amt any great affair, after all.'''
Butte record., 1854-03-04

and I scarce saw myself at liberty again
before opened my hands and mouth,
freed the bear, and held on tight to the
tree Not to slip back again. for the
bear would not have been in hurry to
come to my assistance second time
He ratified down the tree with thunder
ing noise, and before l was really free
man again, the bear had already disap-
peared in thicket
"And you had no opportunity of thank
ing him." said our author with laugh.
'Thank him-no," growled Harper
''the bear was in an awful hurry, and
never even looked around to see who he
had in tow besides, in any case, in the
hurry, could not have expressed my
thanks, for when we got to the top my
month was perfectly full of hair"
Butte record., 1854-03-04
nSr The Louisville Courier entertains

BS- The Louisville Courier entertains
a list of disasters on the Western waters
during the year 1853. The total num-
Der amounts to seventy-fve steamboats,,
four barges, and forty-four fiat boats !;
including the loss of eighty y.six persons,
who were either blown up, burnt, or
drowned. We have not the means of
ascertaining the amount of money lost
by these disasters OF the past year, says
the Courier, but the estimate will not
fall short of 81, ,lo7, 500, for the steam
boats and their corgoes, and 100000 for
the Aat-boats and barges; making a sum
total of 81 ,l67, 500.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

YOU'VE AMERIcA.-A writer alludes
to Young America, in the following
style:
Our children show extraordinary pre-
cocity. The Miss drops the bib in the
the evening, and dons the bodice in the
morning, and the belle makes but sin
gle jump from the cradle to the cotilion,
from pap 10 the polka. The boy--but
we have no boys, now-young men is the
word-feels insulted if he is met in the
streets, and not called "Mister." He
goes from the baby cap to the beaver,
and in twinkling from peanuts to poll
tics. He finishes his education at ID.
goes into business at Is, marries at 20,
and is bankrupt at 81.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

s@ P. S. "We stop the press with
pleasure to announce the decease of our
contemporary, Mr.. Snaggs, SEN, editor of
the Foxtown Flash. He has now gone
to another and better world. Success
to him. Persons who have taken the
Flash will find the Fusalier a good pa
per-"
Butte record., 1854-03-04

SINGULAR FoRTIFIcATIoN.-Near New
London, Ct, is a long old rope-walk
stretching across the harbor. In the
war of 1912, British Admiral cruised
of New London. He could easily have
entered and burned the town, and some
time after was asked why he did not do
it. He replied that he should have done
it, had it not been for the formidable
long fort whose guns entirely command
ed the harbor. What alarmed him was
the window holes of the old rope-walk.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

A rough Kentuckian, hearing a child
cry very loudly and furiously, remarked
Glow wickedly that small sample of
mankind is swearing now, in the infantilc
vernacular! What will it come to when
it is educated"
Butte record., 1854-03-04

1s- Miss Carter, the young circus rider
who committed forgery to obtain bonnet at
Louisville, has been pardoned by Governor
Powell, of Kentucky, who is a bachelor, and
very tender towards the vanities of the sex
Butte record., 1854-03-04

0 How small our knowledge isl how
narrow our minds! We float about in a
sea of error, and catch here and there a
pearl of truth; and each knows nothing
of the treasure which another finds.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

Bss~ Belgium, it appears, is the most
vocal of nations. The number of sing
ing societies in that little country is six
hundred and sixty-two, besides innumer-
able clubs.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

~ The Boston Post says that "a
young man, member of an evangelical
church, advertises in New York pa
per for board Gin a pious family, where
his christian example would be consid-
cred a compensation" Modest, amt
he,
Butte record., 1854-03-04

B9~ They have got pig in Ohio so
thoroughly educated that he has taken
to music. They regulate him by twist
ing his tail-the greater the twist, the
higher the notes.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

La Mrs. Partington, in giving an
account of man cutting his throat,
says, che came to his death by discov-
ering his jocular vein"
Butte record., 1854-03-04

B@ To drive rats out your house
let the basement to new band practis-
ing on wind instruments.
Butte record., 1854-03-04

COLUMBIA FUsILEERs.-A military compa-
ny with the above name has beea formed in
Columbia, Calaverss county.
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LIQUORS, sc.

on O00 OLD STYLE STONE JyGss BCHIR.
LU.yVU dam gin ola club. sshn apps and Lon.
sasars, ohampsgnes DO for sale by w. u. UNDRRHILL
twenty per cont bsior thor hsuss $50 Broome strooi
I non ,DogEN cAARsT. WIRE, OF VARIOUS
.eS hsties ,asurnsd delivered free IN The city
srosms street corner Of Crosby. Masonic tompls.
WIVES, BRANDiES AND FRUITS-LANDING FROM
w hhips Anns Doictha and Unioo, from bordeaux 800
case parct various grades and qualities; lJ casks and
ha asks clars and White MINES olive oil 4e for
to arrive By difsrsn, vessels, by L. IL SIMPSON 4
SONS, 10 Il. aver street.
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CLOTIIIN,e,. 20. .

=
f1AsTQIF CLOIHlNG.-A. LARGE QUANTITY WANT
~ ed The highest price ss-sly given ard cash paid la
cuiren. money ior small lots Of good second hand
clothing Gentlemen VI stng diapose Of the above Will
please address or call JAMES MORoSEY No II ossngs
(NLOfHikG-h. DIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
any 70 aspo Of receive lair cash price by send
ing 20 the eor 81 West Broadway and " Wo Broadway
place near NAL street Ladies aNoEded BY nr Cohen
s. COHEN.
( VAST cff cLoT HING AID rtssIIuRE W AETrD-
ersoa, 5asivvrs Ct oonvtxaS Lhels osst sd rvttoe'
IN ,stsia a. rsiss by senNdt fcr .Ae ssss,s
.st. vi has rs,t1s@ae o. ssrySsh tbs ~ - CO
l. pUS33 100 ~ u Gan strss.
N. q. Isties attsSa' a 70 ~ hrs. nafys5rs.
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Rowrxr rs.Arxs-rSyrS.srvx r: wA.D
sss; ss.ss s.a:y~ s.dno,l.. y srse..@s sSss
esnss; Ps H., cents Gsisry isz cents Bsssat Of Ms
W. uss s e rA aoea
MAsANIEAL0. ana shs WATER WITCHES.
DUxDYs NATIONAL rHKArKz--ADsIysyon q
s,:s::s.s :..ssss r.. = W.T.. TOYS CABIN
ps,sS s s, sad 9as swiss SWANS 's y Mons
w Benefit, or wEDSsspAy, yUssa.
:. Ia r.sn s s e S.. lii 4. pa &
sS, e.. Z;
H::,!' H.: Il; s;;:ss'S
s !sss,. j Rss 4. G.
The celebrated ROUSE sls,es caiolns ADELAIDE Tore
o., IT fascinating R'ne b.eder; ard
Mons cory 81 Inc S 81 a' rs Ssssa
Pau. julien the rr s...s s h q *: .bss at kind
s can b ssoarsd M &. T.. sss ESQ
For programme Of performances. see small bills.
THE oRIcINAL GEORGE cnRIsrY 4 WOODS nIs.
! s.rsls No. 444 BroadwaJ. perform sYery evening.
Pc. & :. at
sEo SSe R RSi'sfi; Ass ssss M.n.s,r
,'''A0' on. fna AV ios 1H ssas iforsn,
New drop curtain, scenery drs.se. music So A
psn .,ss E
e , ss es s hi
Broadway At which place he sill sPPss, sSsry sysalsg
RuckLEY's o oPskA neysEs, $50 BROADWAY,
conssr. commence: ass O'clock Tickets. IS cents; re
fo'1siy the last ss,ss grand surs,qu. Opera
in three acts. with sesns1y asso4ssiss. &c.
grand surlssqu ef r n me fir Opera o.
in four acts with all the original music
anew sssns VIM RSSdassa a0nS
much sdnTsS Mss A. f Esanor s as ciadsre a'A''
C7RANCoNrs HIPPoDRoME, MADISON SQUARE,
e 9'Ssihsss Of II fn CRUSADERS
Vi NJ If ni Labirs
inS stS' %fSnr
With rapid cavalry movements and eyolution., charging
wheeling d'0loyins s sHd tSsrs shTfE vi'ha
In which two hundred mounted conbatsnts Will DO
ON n6 SEssP E oFnNLSs S SGSE i, 49,,
% Cents ,oofsd boxes; g 4" e SSHs'
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE, AT THE BOW
MADAME MARGARETTA oLINzA
siSn f'sss ,hi h ffl'i5y
With Solo on the Cornet a Piston.
kHHsS IKE e Mo91Ss rorUsEs
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
with an interesting and highly instructive lecture.
Third ap pearance OF
bun BOWERS ard HUGH DoNNELLY.
Tuesday evening" june 70 in several favorte Songs nd
Solos.
Doors open ut "a commence ut o'clock.
nONETTTs ACTING MONKEYS DOGS AND GOATS
IL at thu Chinese Assembly Rooms 53g Broad way, near
the St. Nicholas Hotel Open every night O'clock and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons st3 o'clock The
terrain will serious and comic psntomimes
slack and tight rope dancing course exercises the
monkey circus melodramatic spectacle Deserter
gether with Donettis truly beautiful Chemical Dslons
Doors open at Il to commence st O'Clock Admtttanoe
% cents children half price, Reserved ladies'
EXTRAORDINARY TREAT FOR TEE CHILDREN
~ This day at o'clock Donetti gives extra perfor-
Of his wonderful acting truly beaut
full chemical illusions, Broadway the ST. Nj
choas Hotel 1t is, without exception the most
pleasing surprising and novel exhibitions got mp for
the Juveniles.
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SPORTING, DO.

CaALL PRIZE KING CHARLES AM BfENuEIG
- rnps msmno'h EewtoNhiiands aad = Hsrnsrds,
ccef,h n1d EnQ,sb rt .ecfie-. POINTERS iat a-tfsfs
vstta 5sgs si,,rrs ttssd sP. sspttsss toe S,'e~
M,essp st-p5 aiss y VI, nfaH ~ fGtlp ~ s"S'i
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kECUToR'S sALE.-NoTICE TO INVENTORS AND
for sale 81 public auction by ordes Of Sohlscht
Stor Of CHARLES W. Bontgen, deceased, ON Thursday,
facsosy Of the late Charles W. Dontgsn, in Orange
b. Newark, N. ] as foilows-l The patent right for
inery teols and utensils OF the deceased belonging on
premises. Az also quantity Of ready made skates IN
sited account Of IFS value to capitalists Is we'll
na6ufAosurers being an opportunity TO enter INFO
Of large returns for capital therein
which WI be pos tive For further particulars apply
ANDREW SCHLECHT, Executor, No. 76 State greet,
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INSURANCE..

THE METROPOLITAN yIRE INSURANCE. CONPA,
ny.-CAsn es1ital 500 000.-oioe l8 Broadway, ooe
Pine street. This Company Is now prepared TO lnsnI
buildings personal property and ships n psl
and their cafgoes, sgAtnst less OK damage by ire
DrnRoroRs.
James LoriMeY Graham, warren Delauo, IT..
Howard Whitehousc, Hcnry Busier
Joseph b. Varnun, BVwes r. MoIyaSna
Leonard Appleby Henry Dwight j.,
Frederick II. oleott, Evan n. BsbS,
William K. strong, Gilbert T.. BoeoknAx,
Moses Taylor, Joseph N. Strong
James o. Sheldon, Lorlkln freomaR
Daniel Parish, Edward Nacombsr
Gustavus A. Corover, John La Fargo,
Martin Bates, Jr.. Charles y. Apalsty,
Isaac =. Taylor, Jeremiah WIkaY.
JAMES LCblA81 GRAHAM, krssiSsnA
EHvAAp A. STArssyRg. 5eo-etavy.
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vID SCOTT. AUCTIONEER.-GREAT SALE OF
on situated in the -Four tn ward within ten minutes
Of the ferry David Scott Aueticnesr, will sell At
round, without reserve, 20 the highest Bidder, forty
the tsst and most desirable lots in the entire city
rye portion Of the above lots In block No. 176 ad
pc the property sold April 90 which gave such general
faction. The following described lots may be con
lots Ere street eight lots on South Fourth street.
two lots On Provost street. four lots Newark ave-
First rate business locations: Al!o, four lots on
pect street. This property situated In good gentsel
borhoods. surrounded with handsome residences, and
hanoes whatever The gas 10 already introduced
pre,ents rars chance for the purchaser Is this pro-
cannot fail to advance double in value in short
either ~ an investment immediate improvement
moro than realize the most sAnguins eIpsesaton q
Ion ess On she day Of sale; 2sh per cent the 10th
f July, whom full warranted deeds Will be delivered
balance ean remain bond and mortgage for three
q seven per cent For maps and arther artculars
re Of d. SCOTT .. the salesrcom Montgomery street.
H. GILBERT, 1t his once, corner Of Erie and South
streets. whore the sale will commence.
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, MrIIoR. AUcTIoNEER.-By HoUGHrON

= WetIor. THIS day, Juhe II, nc IU1a U.VIvUki ~
NASSAU street large and positive saie OF cabinet furni
Of every description intending rosewood psrIar urn
tute bookcases &c Also at IL 'cock. three cose
d panofortes, seven octave, and fully wsrrautef sold
pay advances Also by order OF tho assignee original
worthy I'll attention Of ensrav
eaerSpiate ovA, and pier mirrors Nso, large lot
Nry soiuding several enc gold watches, silver plated
ard lee sets gold eartinge rings, bracelets 40 dc
ss il veil worthy the atteaion o. the trals cnun ~
".srts sat houssAeepers see tspTipf sal htlmrcr
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BILLIARDS.

pILLfARD TABLES, &C., FOR SALE.-A LAR.<
ID md elegant assortment OF rosewood and mAhc <aax
ss. with woodos marble sad ssss bsas |sas r adv
,aiaps 70 brnasda As sot at sas 10 rsst cash
LsoNAR 4 ps>ysHjs :N fr9asUay
Tour ssooad has ssbiss aasap Coz eAsat
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HOTELS.

ENOREST GROVE HOUSE sCHOOLY'S MOUNTAINS.
II N. J-1hs house built three ye sinee at
great expense in gothic style three storo nigh contain
and purchased entity by David c. Noe who
the proprietor. Bis ability is well known hotel
keeper. that IL will require repetition His are
large and we'll ventilated. The furniture being entirely
nuT ann oIy s ~ - q .ne PEST
lion parlOr and dining together with about
obyisting the mad, by many Of being
of land, toge sher with failing spring an
house min short distance from the main build
tful for the upon should fail to visit Thu
romantic and delightful spot situated on the high
pnaclc of the famous shae ed BY lott,
forest and beautiful retired walks commanding
full view of the surrounding country It be sur
passed Or egusied Every eIsrton shall be made 70
springs Of kohooys Mountain do by Norris rs
Railroad, also by Central leaving New York limos
q day. ID. q. NOE
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10. w. JENKINS, AUCTI0NEER.-lN VALUABLE
lots for sale at auction situate At Fort Hill Staten
nd, ten minutes walk from Tompkinsvills landing
hont Jenkins will sell, the ground, on Thursday.
o. at 4P. n lo7 building lots at the above place.
terruptsd view OF Sandy Hook, For. Hamilton tho
rows Newark and Newark Bay, &c. The sale will be
Of the auotoneers the morning Of the day OF SALE
Ehsssss Tree Of expense to and from the ground.
Gorge w. JENKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Course ong Island, near Newto yn.-The ball ROOM
rg room sna saloons 1t auction.-Dumont 4 Jenkins
sell on Thurs day June - ut 5o'elock r. NJ, at the
nal Course the hall room, dining and saloons
he grand stand for the spring m etng, commencing
Q a6 and terminating Juiy ], both dates included.
ns cash, on day Of sale.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSION TO COMFY IsLAND.-rHE NEW AND
~ splendid steamer NORWALK, Captain A. HItohses1,
ioSs-Lssys New York loot Of Spring street, At A.
Coney Island at Ii A. NJ, and ga p Mlanding At 1ee1
Hamilton each way Fare to Fort Hamilton CoaaS Il
children.
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS-THH
~ steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson. will mA,os
trip day in the week. except Saturday leaving
Of Franklin street at O'Clock Amos street Ia Spring
street rsek siip ec1e1S BrGoms street East r,sr
O'clock
EyOR KEYPORT, UNION, PORT MONMOUTH, NILE
dlstown Point, Red Banh, Freehold, &s-Ths stsAns
O'clock foot OF Murray eet returning leaves ~
docks the ylorence and Keyport Company o'eeck
LNoR ExCURSIONS.-THE SPLENDID DOUBL1
decked barge Clinton having been refttod and painted
may be chartered for excursions For particulars apply
board at the Office of the yard feet
Of Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
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PROPOSALS..

NoTIcE-To BUILDERS AND MAsoNs-?RoPO-
IN sails for building the walls of stone church. to be
erected at this place will received until the first day Of
July neat The work will consist Of concrete foundation
ana wan the surface of the ground The
due Of the wall Of brown stone, from the Portland Conn
guarree to be laid in rubbe with cut work about the
doors and windows, buttreses water table
ton to the quantity Of cut work. style of finish ge
OF building nc may he obtained Of H. G. HARRISON,
cbect 81 Chambers street. Now York of the subscriber
Ly letter or on application when the drawings
tiors and plans will be sho All will be fur
nished the contractor.
r. B. MCNEIL, Clerk Of vestry, Christ Church.
Hudson. Columbia county, N Y. June Is, 1854.
pRoPOsALs FOR BUILDING a COUNTY COURT
l. House and Jail at Riverhead, Suffolk County N. r
sealed will be received at the couay Clerks
once at Rverhesd until the 18th day Of July next for
nishing materials and building Court House and Jail
the above named place speeheaons and plans for
which day at o'clock said rrcpoias will be opened
sence Of the Beard At hs Court House IN Riyerhsaa
printed OF the specifications will BIO furnished
plestion 70 James CoepeI Clerk Of raid county Pro
superisss Of JamesB Cooper Sufolk Court House
New York. The Board will raect or sill Of said
SAMUEL b Mccall n.,u..
syty STIR M.siLg, Nouaias
| June u, 1874. WA e. sosg, V'n"is~,
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lark wRAY, AUCTIoNEEs.-sALE OF NEW AND
second hard furniture this day, June ~, at )uls
Jock at 64I Houston street corner Of Wooster CON,
ping bedsteads, bureaus. wsshssands hal: and straw
tesscs wsrdrobes bookcase, tables chairs, SOFAS &C
Z ncsitiye
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IAKfEs L. TUCKER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ON brods,iss black silk and lace msntillas ssaris
at 10 O'Clock Parties in want of such goods
lid fs to attend this SALE the goods all
and desirable, and to DO sold without reserve.
D. NASH. AUCTIONEER, STORE $40 BROAD
consisting Of rosewood furniture in snts, black wal
furniture DO, Brussels Wilton and ingram carpets,
alas cornices, beds and hedding, chairs, tables pier
pval man.el glasses counters glass ware de-. also
ror violin. 'Soii by order of Sheriff.
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s. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND AT
tractivs sale of costly household furniture. this
nesaa morning. O'clock precisely to the highest ,s
Twenty fourth street, between Seventh and Eigh h
uss, consisting in part Of about 500 yards roa English
sry carpets In quantity to suit purchasers msguif.
piano Of splendid tone and fnish city made
fE9y warranted; ut $500: several richly carved
pallor suits In crimson and gold brocadc mahogany
in plush, elegant escruoir and in
with choice woods marble tops with plato glass doors
carved rosewood and mshogany PIER sofa and centre
s reception, Gothic and parlor chairs costly
CLOCKS splendid lace aims AID rich shades large
pieces, production Of acknow
ID tasnt $50 yard rich Brussels carpets ON the Aoor
and velvet stair carpets ool0ths large oval and
glasses ye,y superior rosewood melodeon solid black
Int dining tea and extension tables mahogany cushion
rArs, sofas, Jenny Lind cottage and maple chairs;
ng and easy chairs richly carved mahogany
black walnut bsdsteats washstands bureaus, elegant
china toilet sets rich and costly china vases unole
Cabin ases very rich gilt china dinner and tea SETS
and bedding best white ourled horse hair mattresses
ters, pillows and counterpanes parian and bisque
s great variety elegant silver tea service salvers
s, forks, cake baskets napkin rings ivory cutlery
ware, orookery kitchen furniture &c. This sale af.
kn s,eellent opportunity to housskeepers as every
lie will be sold without any alton whatever
deposit required from every purchaser.
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UcTIoN SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY FURNI-
ture carpets mir -ors, oil paintings &C. In the
ous private residence on Fourth avenue fourth door
Twenty ninth greet, t,.morrow (rhursday), at l04
bck, by S. HOUGH, Auctoneer, d. Hough Jr
gmsn The sale embraces three elegantly carved
sui,ss Of parlor furniture in French brocatele. s
tegers with mirror panels and doors ladies' desk and
do, splendid oval mirrors, largo size 20 valu
rest scenes in Italy views the Hudson Washington
Ises carpets (oO yards in rol's) unusual number
variety Of superior rosewood, mahog any, and black
hut hedsteAs bureaus Wristbands SOFAS tetea etss,
rockers centre. card and fancy tables, extension
&c best ourlad hore hair nattesses also
kets quilts window shades lace curtains bronze and
aster clocks magnificent and other parlor
u.s. gold band painted and plain, china dinner and tea
best silver plated SETS slvers cake baskets forks
ns fine glass &C. all recently purchased Of
city ma ers and dealers and now to be sold at
ed deduction of 25 to 90 cent from standard prices
91ence Of the present pressing demand for money
IS in attendance. Conveniences for packing and ship
Deposits required.
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bHE 7. yANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
water Turner win sell, on Wednesday June -, ~
oCleck a. the Gales ROOM 81 Pine street. and 10 Cedar
at s,mcr clothing large assortment Of light sum
clothing con sstine Of French and Eng,h des, deee
Inn re Madras grass cloth linen and dufk coats,
On ;linr alpaca and cloth pants white lun,
bres. and fancy Mayseilles end figured silk vests the
Iys ere we'll and fsshionsby made and handsomely
bmed aud we're made exclusively for Broadway trade.
atorsiss on morning OF sale.
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lotion NuTICE.-NoRTGAGE SALE OF HORSE
wagon and harness. together with DESKS scales truck
FsIs and siss belonging to feed store on Wsdnes
s. CLAYTON Doputy sheriff
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

An mn COPIES sOLD.-THE STRANGEsT BOOZE
IO.OVU ever writteni-Cupid's curious Caisadass
comprising everything relating love, nony healS
wealth hsppin esq and be.uty This Is book which shss
contains all the great discoveries made
the mysteries OF the human frame and all the sarta
dsrs, before made known mankind Is ~
fsctIy bewdering to the human mind this boob =
by and physician from Paris: Every
beauty by sending for this book For the sake snabn
rich and to purchase this great discevee
have put down the price at Twelve and centS
copy or Ten copies for ono dollar sent free Of
publishers New York City and come free OF postage .
they will not be taken out Of the post Office.
THE PEOPLES BooK.-CONsu OF THE
United States declaration OF indepsnds nee, anA
WashiDgtons farewell address, just publshod in
with portraits Paper I21s cents cloth . cents
Liberal terms to the trade T. IUREkE publisher No. 81
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-21

ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. by II II. LEEDS
i co, Wednesday, June ~, at 10ls o'clock, at tn
10 Nassau street and uureseryed sale
nd segArs, to close concernto be sold posttve
sn's port wine in bott o. demiiohn and eaiks Choice
sout and reserve MADEIRA in case, Island Woed
IA ROMANO, nmonsillado aud MAnsic sherry in demi
sand bssties superior old henncssey aud Otsrd pale
dSrk coanac brandies. Also, champagne clarets,
ks Burgnady, giu, Jamaics rum aud whiskey OF supe
brands and quality. Havana segars warranted Of the
hiac Heyyna tobacco and manufactuE, comprising
ut 100 coo segsrs the choicest brands ever offered AZ
kion or vera louvre, London regas and common sizes
saos cabanos colorado, &C.. &c dc all of which are
Warranted or no sale. We particularly recommend
sale tp bs,s favorable notice OF the public.