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Fail ana Winter sIot,,sng.

WE are now opening o'lr stock #
W Fall and Winter Clothing ccnTtisine a rer-
ernl assortment ri such ia kept IN & firat rlasa
Gen'leme,i's Clubbing Store. The pnt'ir ore re.
inesfed ~ call and examine our stock oat nnt't-
Ing to show goods. LseppGl wAbpnL & repitrs
4 COMPLETE ASSORTtIEN1 OF
- Fairy silk. Satin and Ora Gran t'ravate, 10
suit all tntter " .r,fti T. A. rsutfra
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Ise-Opening Of the anlsnpa.

TfIF NEXT Session Of sT, PETER mud sF pAf-f'E
! cohhfeE. will open on Mrndag, he 3ni ~
0ctuler, ptnxo i n. ]. DFt'U6MtF@nlr
Sept 9T--tf h w@id
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10 Prof Agassiz thinks that
American Is The Oldest continent il
the world, and that IT had its present
confirmation when Europe appeared
only MS a series of scattered islands,
or of arellipelagos. Excellent for
young America.
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CHARACTER OF TUE WAn.-runcll
says: 1--WE read long accounts Of the
Fury doing wonders in the Sound,
The whole expedition to the Baltic
nigh be described as ''sound and fury
signifyipg nothing
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Observation-Disclosures anniversa-
~ celebration Of tho entrance of the
American Army into the city Of Mex
leo, took place at the Prescott House,
N. u, on the evening Of the l4th.
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A WORD TO THOSE IN WANT OF
n DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS.
ES--GeO. w. Roberts, is now fitted
up in his new Daguerrean Rooms. where
he will take Dsguereotypes, Lifs-like,
Durable, and of a rare artistic excellence,
for Two Dollars
Rooms on Laurel st., between Lafayette
and Third NEARLY opposite ?. Csrdeville's
Variety store. sept lth.tf.
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IN Chattanooga, Tenn, bacon is
selling at Z IL to 8 cents, Rio coffee
II to l3, -four S., iron 4 81 to I,
wheat LIS to 1.25 per bushcl. whis-
key rs to 40, salt IS per bushel, oats
35 to As, corn So,
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KENTUCKY STATE FArn.-The Lex
ington Statesman says that during the
first two days of the State Fair at
that place. there could not have been
less than from 10000 TO $4,000 pres
ont, and on the third day, when the
horses were shown, from 10000 to
10000.
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U. \. Tnoofs ORDERED. We heal
that companies L. A and T, Second
lufanty, recently re-organized, have
been ordered to Fort Jiidgelv, on
Minnesota river; and company X. SEQ
and Infantry, to Fort Ripley, Mineso-
Ia. The companies Of the Sixth In.
fantry. except those Of Forts Kearney
ION the Platte. three hundred miles
west Of Fort Levenworth,) and Lara.
ME. ordered to concentrate at Jeti'er-
son Barracks, preparatory to embark
alton for the Pacific coast.-- Washtng-
ton Staf
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New Dress ssoO,vs.

lie UNDERSlGNED having re-
u lived select assortment OF FAIL arh
WINTER DRESS goups, would respectft,l, rn,I
ING attention If families 10 The annexed list Of
rev leading articles.
De Lain Al, Plain and Printed, New Pattern
Muslin be Lain do do din
do do for Small Children.
Velvet Ribbons do
Cashmere and Wool pIaids
Th,et Moreno and Hack l}on,bayine
Plaid colorrd Russian cloth.
Hack an Figueteh Alapacea.
Plain HIach, mud Coloted English Matrencs.
Calico prints, French. English ana htaerican
Ladies nnd Misses, Hose, Ribbons. new s'rit
Laccs. Emhrniletiers, silk ara Straw Honrets.
&c, MI " which will he sold at tls lowest u0iits
ior cash. tse,t pG.y1 r n Uuntgnn
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GbrWrrklq Cn1llet
Friday Morning, !: Sept. 2o, 1864

"'e N'nHy Teupie W this lHdlHeTeDtly
honest age, who meet every advance
movement in literature, science and
srt--every new truth, having for It'll
object the ameliora,ion Of the condi.
ton Of mankind, with the clinching
argument, that human knowledge has
III the present tnarvellously enlighten.
ed age, reached the very climax-4the
very uit,mos, from which point II
cannot advance one foot mor. The
field beyond where all admit, there
must be an in6nty Of new truths, not
out equaled in Importance to the
trackless path over which we have
travelled to our present position, Is
closed to this class of philosophers
Such people, are the very clogs in
the way to all progress moral, civil,
religious and political. Tgey errone
ously take IL for granted, that man
was created intellectually, perfect as
well as physically when ii is evident
from past history, that such has, il no
wise been the case. The account of
Moses IL a true one, no doubt, but
cannot be taken to mean, that the first
normal man, las he came out of the
EARTH was az perfect in mind, as his
prugenitors of this hour No, Adam
had no need, even for language, I'm.
Oil Eve stood by his side, and they
began to multiply and people the
earth. Reason came to Adam az
natural consequence in the fitness Of
things, for an animal, unar,ned and
helpless, az we find man In, could not
have lived, in company with forest
of wild beasts all superior to himself,
il every armed appointment The
evident plan Of creation---mauifes
In all we see about us, IL an endless
series of progression and develope-
ment, spiritual as well as physical
and short sighted indeed is the man
who sits himself down, as the cmbodi.
mcnt Of all past wisdom, sitting at the
apex Of intelligence from which to
move to the right or the left, would
bo to take retrogade step, to I'M.
hinge society and throw everything
back again into confusion. Such
man, 1t is true may point to the physi.
cal graudure Of Memphis, and Thcbcs,
and discourse on the ruins of Nineveh
the fall Of which might have been, and
evidently was, accompanied with u
rotrcgrade movement Of intelligence
but what is aay Of relaxation, to a
century Of activity, Of mind at work
on the great yroblem Of human exis.
tence' Nothing. There has been a
steady march Of mind and matter on
ward and upward, from the hour at
which the physical universe was called
into existence.
TO make long matter short
enough to be readable, may we ask
such animals as pull back, and kick
up in the car Of progress, and make
vain efforts to restrain the spirit Of
the age; if they cannot see much
work yet to be done, to ameliorate the
condition Of mankind Can they
not, without much stretch Of imagina.
ton, conceive that day must come,
in the untold future, when much Of
the present crime and consequent
misery Of this day. will be at an end.
ay-The editor Of the AVIS has
received private letter from our fell
l,w.citiyen n. II Tuoppr Esrr
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dH1IpREy,s CLOTHING

THE largest and most complete ne
snttnlrn' ever offered In this market cnr,,,,i-t-
ing Hnis Of CLOTH. Black, bite or Grey seeks Pal
tots, tleaks and Round Jackets.
SEP ~ WithfL 4 pHtitts
X II, GLOVES We have just rs-
~ ceived large and vartsd M tr'rhnt !, =,
nf Ku GLOVES II I'll cours besides aMl ,Hl,
eh'urete stuck If !" Enek "bne " andf tIiiU
"aont Skin" silk, Moernp ahd Cloht4alaJ
Gloves tsep2Gl WApnttt h pHultts
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MRS. READS SEMINARY. Baton
~ ilouee, In, win reopen on MONDAY OFT.
2d. IT will 10 greatly to the advantage Of Young
Ladies' aud Misses DESTROYS Of entering The slsssas
of The Institution to be present Mt The commence
tnent Of the Session. NJ. W. HEAD,
saptlo. fribrpat
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Lamartine has Just completed and
sold a history Of Turkey to one Of the
Paris papers for twenty thousand dol.
lars.
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Loerc.-Man is an animal. Man
and wife are one. Consequently: .
married man is . four legged animal.
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Livery stable.

ROBERT EEAL, has adopted the following rules
for his Livery Stable.
/. Any one hireipg will he held responsible for
any damages that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
or Rigging may sustain.
2. No Horse, Buggy or Carriage viii be conad-
cred engaged until paid for.
3. Free ferriage for Horse or TIorse ard Huggy.
4. A few Horses always on hand for sale.
5. Match Horses for families always on hand
and for sale.
8. Always on hand and ready for trading, buy
ing and selling generally.
and last but not least. Ny great object is to
make my business cash and progressive, it II in
tended that the cash prices shall be invariably in
advance. ROBERT BEAL,
Third street between Church and LAUREL
Baton HonRe. Sept. nth. 1s54--ly,
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DECEIVED rer Laurel, HILL

~ New Pine Apple Cheese Cluoe yellow Gosh
eh inttef; Soda Truckers. FreFt tfaekatl Ei4-
cult sept 2gyJ A. MGNTAE e. BRO 4
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The un-
~ dersigned IL now prepared to manufacture
by Steam power at the shortest notice all kinds
OF SASH Blinds, Windows, Doors, &c--Ietters ad-
dressed to him 1T the Post Office q. Baton Rouge
will meet With immediate attention.
sept-3-si. J. w. CRn"N.
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0y-The editor Of the Visa Wis has
received private letter from our fol.
low-citizen T. d. THORPE Esqr.,
which sets all right in reference to the
charge made against him. Of making
abolition speeches. Tuosrs says:
Il am disguised at the idea Of de.
tending myself from the charge d
aholitionism, nor would I do it, but
for the satisfaction Of those who are
willing to give my twenty years de.
votion to Southern interests some
credit fee Sincerity. I have not a
thought, feeling that is pleasant that
does not center in the south and I
thought my long residence and devor
sicn to its interest would protect me
from ready belief that I could have
any other sentiments.
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Diaper h)arebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICKSON
Co No 80 Bekmsn offer for sale on the lowest terms;
Whiting Papers, English French and Amerean.
news Paper, al sizes weights and qualitss
BOOK Paper. sl sizes, weights and quAl,ea
Issue Psper fancy ooors and white the beat auaiv
hanging Paper. white aud eolored, different widths
hsi,eIs Paper thin, and Of the best quality
10th Paper. 1910 aud f0xp
rs1 Hardware Paper large assortment jas, arrived
Sh'sihns Paper, Of the b.s, quality
WreIIing Paper. Straw, Rag and Aaniia
Tea Paper Of different ssses
Tar Roofing Paper, suitable fcr roofs 10 rolls
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@arpetinQs, &c.
CARPETINGs.-sPRING IMPORTATIoNs. 1854

CARPETINGS.-SPRIN IMPORTATIONS, 1854.
~ PETERSON HUMPHREY
Sos 81 ard so BECsdvsy lmportesso Of and Dealers
Every variety Of Csrp-try- received
Europe entire Of ieh CARPE1ISGs and OILCLOTH5
which for variety snd richness be eGgsed the trade
se-icx
Rich Bo1r,iss In entire Garrett
R<h Medallion Carpets IN greet variety
Rich Velvet add Administer, IN variety
Rich Tapestry and Brg- entirely rst-s never ber, In
tbs county.
Rich Ply and superfne OF every scrpGon-
on CO-ks every width best
d wei seasoned together with other ars usually ia
Carpet s'oSes a; the lowest poasnle cash p.icss
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY
fos N and I'D Bsos4vsy. 0oraer 81 Waite-st
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fire-1)rcof Safes.

rJ,HE GREAT FIRE in SPh ~ ~, rl,.in,
RINGS SAFES AGAIN n.in. the n,u
seSy nen Safes E'Sry sGs hs a~ Of
nS OF ~ r Much nj 1854
and the ySt 70 Safe purchased Of you seon,
~: ys: ego Of abb ,1'
hest DUNG hs MR. BANK Reporter No Spruce
T. ss' ws entirely ecn.uneG Tn hanl bank
gay and on opening the snbrae5s co''s In
@ che than being slightly discoord By e IL
spe books sustained from The 's ha. ss Sss ~
Destroyed ny sa5si, soq,, :. ~. i s.res s
have ample room well " perfect ' SA ADAMS Am,
STILL I'I ISoT iifiEIRH' VOICE FROM THE SPRUCE
su..c HERRING. Eq-p.~ Sir l. With sr,ii;ad. ard PIES.
sure that you Of the complete success Of your
s1ca s's Il, Sss."s 1 ss
bers buried in the burning ruins nsaTy four d'ys en- ,a
creased confidence in superiority your Safes all others
ss ri" T s aud ss S. myself
to the safety Of Inc i: contents IeS HATCH
U,IRE! FIRE! FIRE !..-More triumphs of
i RicHs sALAMAsDER sAFEs-Ths following certificate.
s Of aps ss% of s ri cSa.
''' IN ''''''' cs,sls,ros. April %, 1854
Mr. NJ HATCH, AGENT ros RrcHs sALANANDES sAsxs-Ds~
which destroyed Hasu-, and having taken
sSSs DC Ss into 5 Sh
The of these more than We expected when
We the intense neat cc6RfsES
FIRE IL DNsvILLE Nv ,,.,
Mrssss Genesn Your Safe " .nt through
the ire books aud papers which
coed The Safe from appearance have been red hot
We trusted our all !" It, very respectfully brown GRANT
sATeHsnsr. 'rSs, ssw.osts.s, ,ss.
Our Office aud warehouse, Nos 81 and - Saehe1 g. with their
rey destroy by fire the morning OF the 6's March Atnoass
could recover it, aud being discovered red hoat so
being with removed our books and papers to mo
Of
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ID = HcVGH. Ancioneer ;. =.
u>yTCNSIyE and IMPORTANT SALE II VALU.

MT FTRNITURE-Enssh Brussels. Ns,st mud insan S,s
ipr OH Paintings French Chus &c no nDkRow nvaNy
fN ara Iifsfs ccn.'in, OF some fifteen suites 81 -
ocd Parlor Furniture all IN pI'esse a IN Rswosl 6,ts,
diu sSuarship Rosewood and Mshosany safoee' go
fronts lined Wit. ~srner Tsnho. -, h.sNOve
ceter SIDE ard Pier Tables; L.enlion euneaal
Nshosany Oak and Walnu Ladies' - M.,ossny Bsi.sa.
irisia v,ry Rosewood aud
s,yles Euameled eud ,nsd Chamber es",op e..
,ciIe and Bocaie Covered Easy, sewing ana In, ~
s,yI.s PORCELAIN of most exquisite .,a. 80
T, sss both tlain decorative, Tea sets mum.
M ,s So OF numerous pateusi China Pitchers Split a
1t pI.t Motto Cups Figures and Vases bsaue AID Psnss
S.ps.. Na.e. Piano aud Table Covers. Mafseils
Quill. aud Blankets, Plated Tray, tSo sPoon, Ssrs
e. % elias, are Brussels Velvet and Ingram csfpsnss noo
~, I.er, OF ncritouous OH Psano 10 splendid Odd
Frames Chas Rockers, SC; MahoSany 800, ctA
Roksr ard Chairs; also, number OF ase y tshsa
Oval french Mirrors. Goods ready for inspection
ceyt tr.ie
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tHAHLEs II. THUMsUN, yRYeeu
CORNELIA GRAHAM,
MARX WAY, Auctoneer 1870
DEREMPTOKY SALE of FURNITURE, PIANO,

Se-on FRIDAY May At ioI O'Clock at No 2s Fourth g.
9Th AVN WRAY will sell a. above tho entire Furniture
private imy leaving the city e9mp.Is elegant kcssves
hsndons psIoI .Sts Of Furniture ia French boesi.
,..'si ou. sa so,as Ies aIees ~
Mahogany Walnut B-dtsds; best Hair M.,rss
Psssss Wshstsbds aud Kitchen Furniture Depod reas
OF purchaser.
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Mil!infrp, &c.

GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICE Of MILL,
CIAL FLOWERS DRESS TRIMMINGS se-M II LICHrsS
sIEN No Bowey h just received direct from ne - 80,
good embracing everything novel aud desirable or the
seson ALo, superior assortment Of RIBBONS. sdsped
late fashion 81 trimming Ladies Ds-s and Msn,ias
Bows The the Wholesale Wsreroofn sdjotans
Retail Store uneqused this city for variety and ehsapn
nj RS. LEVINS, No. 3y9A broadway solci's
Ivl attention Of the ladies' Of NewYork and vicinity 70
cheap and hsrdsome stock Of EMBR0lDERES which shs hn
received from auction; also hApdsone Aortnent OF Dah
CAPS and MOAIR HEAD-DRESSES together with esss =
,eciion Of MOURNING GOODS Wholesale and retail
NOTICE.--We beg to inform our Customers, -
the Public generally that shall have ready for sale oy
dsy the eutire Importation rich LACES eonsS<
Point Lasuie Of s widths Black Thread Laces and fos
Black Thread Msntlas Brussels Point Mantia Vail, 6e -
Point Collars and sleeve vaencenne Lsces all pres ors
of EMBROIDERlES Is complete end odsred o. res
bic prices MILLER s. GRANT, No 81 BroedSq
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TON Vermont, constantly manufacturing large Quantities Of
PURPLE and GREEs SLATE, Of quality fully equal The
WEIGH Orde will be executed with
Slate forwarded Of the United Just
introduced into the market: and has universal
Tbs following persons among those who have and 70
them the Comysny refer for Information to i quality John
Brocie, No 81 Washnsonst Edward Croneln 63 Wssh.
nsionsL Dussn Brothers No. $50 Brooms st. New York
Adde'S D. UNDERWOOD. Cas..soD, vsrmoni; Or A. sPBN-
New-YOrk - -
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JOsLPH HtGEMAN, Auctl0neeF.
IN FRIDAY, May ., at o'clock A. NJ, at ths
" Central saescom. Wilioughby Of Pearl Brookya
Aarge hand fURSIrUkf
PIANOS CARPETS, &c. Much of the Furniture Is nearly
all second hand purchasers will md %
call Thursday Afternoon and Evening "h'n ''
catalogues will be ready and eIamine for themselses
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Replatins.

REPLATlNG.-Old Ware Replsted equal 70 new,
~ ard warranted viz: Spoons FORKS CASTOR Cake b.ks1
Trays Brsss Stair Rods and all metal articles Send s ~
Silver Plating Factory No 2i2 Centre Ct. near Grandst
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PgrEa PAkKs. AuetionseE
VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT in the FOURTH
WARD AUCTOS-sas positive, BY oedsr Of tho sspseps
Court-on THURSDAY May a. Z oeocs The Merehss.
Excbsnge will be- cold the TWO-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE snl
LOT the north Of Msdson and Ovs Sale
tive Full particulars be bad Of the saeonee 81 tn. ses
No 70 EAssas. Of s. w. r. A. GAINES, Attorney soe
building sscond floor Title perfect.
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5urniinre. sc.

DpONZE CANDLEsTlCKS and fluS t hh E.,s ro'
hoN .irrIoStt iower pes than produced N
ru,sts sfd you "" doeh'' yJ'' Gilbert gs re'
...,,,uo> rDsTrADs. BEDDING, SPRlNG
itAI ~ ,rS ELASTIC FALL tsSAs-,.sRs "a o,
~ "a he fos economy, so" ed cheap Bed
had hs is'.s' a. MeDowEEs New "'e'' ms
SIS brOcdwsy ntfr fi'i'es,,- -..,,,,,, ,,trpNr
ENa,ELsD COTTAGE CHAMb Sti \, -, L.,
~ ~, ma dal tie lsst Fsir o. ne Ans. s,
tue snd sds. a. 70. En.meleG -Asbs' Fa'n
tior. New n, her ana the r s s.,e deer
sI.Hns hsI ZEN sla1d SUI ~h Hair Mattress S'''"
- P is~- snd bost.f iro" - -, ra-n,t,r.
TUENITURE.-A small lot OF Oen.es' 49, %
1.,h Ar a, the Office OF the New Y0it f0aHa'' '"4
Co No ii Dgsn.-st, pea b.eee~a,, rr -WM
OFFICE Fl RNl1 | RE and BEDS EA ..'', oyyIcs
rPRIGo sputAesues ard has TO sale az sas OF S Nav
sTRS IrRE EXTENslOs TABLES, snt pep, ~, tSree
Elslsad b.ds:,1d T TSs ,1.3: ma5hsSDA
NEW PAPER HANGlNGs,-ItiOMvaaS, y W,s,.s,.
N No 81 GI.nd es,s' q lSss res,ns
si' IN new vsrie,. Of WALL PAPERS ard
ron a @S'i seh d p.b' wSSa s. sai
rys Of H ,set ~ &c st prices hat ~ dfy
,on The bG PaToT HA-sers are employed and al "' wa
NITssRS. DEMEJRE MAURIrZ & Co.. Nos;
y. ,s WITH th saIeoT Patented SPRSG sEP NJ ~ y de-
he mo-. F'Sa'd s . the rATEST RldHr having Is ''''
: SC iHa' . =, :, ,n,5r,,,,, y,
.s,tIoW CASES-SCHMIDT Il BROTHER, NO:
SN,h Wnl,n e. Chatham e. msnnfsetusrS ., 49, ,
Metal BIAS Rosewood, Mshos.ny saes /" su a so
49, good kept constantly ca nNnu O''F
se.,,.5 ord show Csse. taken In exchange
CUOW CAsES.-HOFFMAN X FERESh oh ".
ScasE WARERooM, No 81 Bo~ery nesr .,o, e
- plsted brass sosswood mah'sshy' NC
-OLD-CaSES taken in eSchrnge.
CHOW CASES SHOW CASES.-A largo assols
ON baud and made to oder Csrses eh,runy
rsck,d srd SHIPPED part Of the OHsa sA PrETIE
oIS css.. taken exchange, by % n, p-,.tx,x
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By r. COTTON, AuctoueeL ,.,>,,, ,,,
NPEAT ANIMAL SALE of tho BREAKING VI

GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF tho BhEa n,Y Ia ~,
" MAY DAY. COTTON viii ell THIS DAt, ltsai''
dsy) MAY 4 AZ Il, O'Clock the Auction Reons 10 H. s
~ III, I.,yr.t amount OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE tnN
be-, D OH May 1853 VIII comprise every nia sl
on of thousand aud one
lies ,o. OF ch is rop and sonewhat hofn o vs. os
nsi olh There great number OF ns, lusl ~ -,
inv kru 8 ply iugiAin Carpets and On 'lo'hs ~
Pso Bedroom and Ba.eseni Furniture siss sS' ca eel
pIs, Ni,ro 81 or a. sofas Wad obs and BOOK 49,
dozen Cu MAPLE and Mahogany Chs Extension DS s'' ''
Table inter and anetop do NC &C o.,, al D..
n B-Ai the ruins OF Herouieh'ah a"' '"f''' w." ~ ~
tgHid 10 weather 80, -. =, ~, q, - a, e.,
padwayr Sale Of ihe ente socA u new
-, Fur,iture IL kind ard eupto OF as
h"aS nnd Ros which must be dispose OF aud
si AZ day More full particulars val be s'en Ia TO nor
rows PAPER
VA CASTER Auctoneer Store No 81 Deys cor
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ClGARs:-fkipAi,
l O'clock AZ above OF Coffee MuraE PoPg
(Toud fee Tobacco Cis Brandy Gin Wine; aud so -.
Of Misc Articles suitable for Small Dealers oss'"ei VIZ"
Lot Of Furniture Chairs, Stove, Pipe, &c
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ALERT n. NIcoLtf Aacl.'.rY,, ~, ~,
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE 0f 2v0 DE-

EILItTHI IVHI IltIDt - -1-.,. ~ NO
RIGHT MILLEDOLER ESTATE situated on i!th lios
IIsh, ll7ih lleth 10th i2 I'D aud I'D s Avenue
and ID avs, HAkLEM.-ALBEkT H. NICOLAd wi sea-
WEDNESDAY, May 10 1881 ~ O'Clock the msie ass1
Exchange Charles IL Thomson aud Cornehs Osham
DR. John Mledoer dses,ed ~ithoa. say
the Estate valuable Lots and cor.s
llitb, 18th leh Ii7h s il9th 10Th lI 20 ssa -
aud ls and ID Harlem, prsins very vaas
'front.' Water Right Of So eet on the Harlem
River opposite Wsds Island Valuable improvements are "a eon
ventilation Immediate vicinity OF this property The IA
Railroad Is rapidly Progessns toward completion The rosa
laid The road will be In full
Harlem River by the 18th Of July merit thereby ineen
these Lots from 100 20 cent This oaer unsss
the Of capital In purchase IMPROVE
The sale will be psempoIy to the bidder TEts
sALZ-i0 ard hs Auconeers fees the dsy
the 9Th Of June, when full ~Arsnss deeds
be delivered and the balance 40 bond sDs
three The title u the property
hdsputsbs will be free VI all incumbrsn
Lkos Maps and full particulars bs Obtained o. W A.
THOMSON. s.q No Conrst., Brookys or Of ALBERT l.
EICOLAY, AuctoDeet, No 4 Broad-st, New YORK.
CHARLES II. THOMSON. p,.,,,or,
U.Iss) CORsELIA GRAHAM, '1'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

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ARGE and EXTENSIVE SALE Of HOUSE,
IL HOLD FURNITURE. &C. ON FRIDAY May ), 1851 Z" 10 n
NJ AT the
fARLOR CHAMBER and KITCHEN FURNITURE Con
WardrObe BOOK
Cases sboards Dressing bureaus and STAND. Extension Tables
Center Pier and Gard Tables Mahogany Dining Tea and
Work GABLES large Ohce Tables Ooman. Dyan', hocsins
Chairs Commods Msrble-tOp Wassands Mahogany and Cane
Chains Music Racks, fiat Stands French aud Cottage Bed
-eads Hair Mattresses Paiases Pillows Bostes Pier Oa.ses
China Glassware Also Rosewood Piano and
sfnal. (a,alngues adY morning of ale