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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

P''NS
CoyGRrss-The principal subjects viii cI occupied
the attention of this body during the past week,
were.--"Erie Difficulty" and New York Politics.
The proceedings of which would not be interesting
to our readers. " n
9rAlfred Iverson, Esq, has been elected y. ).
Senator by the Legislature of Georgia.
TaAxKs-We arc indebted to Hon. w. Shannon
NJ. C., for copy of Gen Cass speech on the Clayton
Bulwer treaty.
Also, to Hon. r. K Price for valuable legislative
documents.
acy-The editor ofthe Newark Times, wing paper,
offers his establishment for sale. Here is chance
for some good wing.
GrJudgc n C. Reed, formerly Supreme Judge in
this State, died IN California on the 28th Of Decem'
Der last. ..
Dcr Mrs Swisshem has united her paper, the Sat
urday Visitor with the Family Journal, large pa
per published in Pittsburgh by r. M Riddle, Esq,
Mrs s. says she does consider herselfthe organ
of the Free Democracy any longor.
0r-Some malicious scamp threw stone in the
froAt lantern of the locomotive Steubenvillc on ass
Friday night. Mr.. Pemberton, the Superintendent
OF the road, offers fifty dollars reward for his arrest
Hope he may be caught and severely punished, for
such Williams deserve to be.
! aJ-rhose oysters, friend Ferguson, were Of the
very best quality, just such served up at all
tilgss, ats,he saloons of Mrs. Divine. Those wish
ing dish of good oysters served up to their liking,
could not do better than to give Sam call
2-Our merchants are now selling off their goods
at little above cost so as to clean their shelves out
before going east Now is the best time in the year
to obtain good bargains
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NrJ s. Rhodes, Wheeling, keeps a large and
splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, which he says,
he is selling cheaper than ever. We boIove it, for
Rhodes always gives good bargains. Give him a
call when you visit that city.
DEsrRucrIvE SroRM,-In another column, VIC give
extracts from our exchanges showing the effects OF
very destructive storm which passed oyerdiIcrent
sections of the country on the Goth ut.
We h4Ye heard of no particular damage that the
storm done in this county, without it was the break
G,,,. inf oil
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;trThe New Philadelphia Democrat says that the
Tuscarawas Branch ofthe c, g. P. Railroad is COM
peted to the town of Waynesburg, and the first train
of cars reached that place on the 9th inst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

ET- About eighty thousand Bibles and
Testsnents were issaed by the American
Bible Association last year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

N.rJ. 5. Rhodes, Wheeling, keeps large and
splendid assortment OF Dry Goods which he says
he is selling cheaper than We believe it, for
Rhodes always gives good bargains. Give him
call when you visit that city.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01

AFATAL DuEL.--A duel was fought on
Saturday the 18th inst. in Pickens country
Alabama, between DR.. +. w. Irby and DR..
Faut, both Of Noxubee county in that State
which resulted in the death Of the former.
He WAS shot in the body at the first fire.
and died instantly. His antagonist was in !.
jured. The two gentlemen had been riya
candidates for the Legislature.
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pESTRUcrIvE srnpM

Wewere visited yesterday with one Of the
uosi violeHt slOrms..of rain. accompanied by
thunder and lightning, we have witnessed
for long time. The small streams were
suddenly raised toan unusual height, doing
considerable damage to fences. bridges. etc.
We learn that the bridge over Elk Creek,
on the CiRcinnatli, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad. near TrentOn, was carried away by
the food in that stream. The evening
trains from Cincinnati were both stopped at
the bridge, and obliged to go back to Ham
llton. The down train to Cincinnati Was
also obliged toreturn to this city. Il is said
that arrangements will be made to take pas
sengers through both ways to-day.
A, eal vert on the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad was also washed out, OBTAINING the
trains between this city and Troy.-DaytOn
Empire
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01-Our merchants are now selling off their goods
at little above cost so clean their shelves out
before going east. Now is the best time in the year
to obtain good bargains
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01
LEGION OF HONOR,

The following gentlem.n have paid their
subscriptions to the Sentinel, since January
"a
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01y-'lhose oysters, friend Ferguson, were of the
very best quality, just such are served up at all
tTges, atsshe saloons of Mrs Divine. Those wish
ing a dish of good oysters, served up to their liking
could not do better than to give Sam call.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28
NORTHUMBERLAND EsTArR.

ea% We will sell public auction on the 4th day Of d
eight lots In the OF the city Of
ahssille This safe oilers the most asevus
tuniry offered the publ
river They are he tanks OF In q immsfs.s vicinity
,he atash sna Erie Canal They are e.susc.ss 70 the
dian spois and Cleveland Rslireads.
The Portoucf the whieh they lie Is fast yrsvino
mentened These is are sli,.tis tor sasss ssis
level and " To these desiring purchase
mechanic rasrehsnt the nauufaetsrsr asasss
consideration will shew their advantage.
ordsye and the Straight Line Roads
posts Of minerals vhsh delivered Low
and badss material. sIosnd The Canal il no il sssssS
di operation sna emryins the sredree 81 f
s eo isS ,ss ,.r 81 & IN. -
In eight months Ohio Nissis
spp road, the Evansville Craworve rosd will ).
roads will vastly incrvsse the Guy hsu
will pass the and passengers Of the South and Ssssh
and ashve RAiIrssi
the cities Of tn and the
Besides these facilities Of local g.
vantages OF this city remarkable IL itnrted
sinking shaft in the ssrss the s
Lau,sco in few days coal will be furnished ~ sus
very doors at cents sushei The ef t ssssrFss
Evansville half between Louisville neu
the Ohio and below all the ebssraetens Is the natural
has and growing with almost rArdiy
It's location certain hst IL destined Be The sss
Commercisl City. the Cincinnati Of Indiana. 10y
These lots put the market for the first time
TERMS OF PAYMENT-Ons-tbird cash; one-sAird il enc
in two years with Interest rem ay - sas
Plot: o. the be the onse. Of the
Aliens, vinssnas:. Bensas Co.'S. ". Gri.seis:' Tar
re iaute; Orth Brackets. Lafayette: Hon. I>ae Biaek
noviO-dx. s'' - - '''' : SxHER Z Gxnvn
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THE RrvER.-The river is yet provokingl y
low, especially to steamboatuen five may be
allowed to Judge by the elongated faces they
wear nowadays. The Ohio is making sad
havoc with men who have invested largely
in steamboat stock, especially those who
had relied upon seasonabIe navigation. to
pay off their indebtedness. Some forced
sales of steamboats, have already been made
and at great sacrifice to the owners. We
believe that all the steamboat stock now
owned in this city is decidedly above par.
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Hoe SLAuGHTERIKG.-The season Com
menced y yesterday, by Messrs. Orr g. Laugh
lin. Their pens were full yesterday morning
of 6rst class hogs, from the farms of Walters
and Endicott, well known pork growers oil
Gibson Couty. Messrs. o. e. L. are pre-
pared to do an extensive business this season
and from the high reputation they have al.
ready established for "hog- killing" they will
doubtless be literally patronized. Prices
for packing, still remain unsettled.
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Imporsans from Warrington.
The New York Herald OF the 2lst states

u
upon authority which il says 10 entitled to
the almost confidence, that letters have
been received at Washington, from Mr..
Buchanan, stating that he has fixed the day
of his departure from England, early next
spring. His letters confirm previous reports,
that he is dissatisfied with his position and
the treatment he has met with at the hands
of the Cabinet. The condition upon which
he accepted the mission, he complains has
not been faithfully kept by Pierce and Mar
cy. His understanding of the duties and
powers of his Office, was, that he was to have
the negotiution of all the pending questions
between England and the United States.
He regards the negotiating oil the Reel
procity Treaty by Marcy. great blunder.
and one which will seriously embarrass our
diplomatic intercourse with England, in the
adjustment Of the Central American ques-
ton. Mr.. Buchanan's policy was, to have
both questions considered in conjunction
that the Reciprocity Treaty, which England
greatly desired, might have It's weight in
inducing quiet REIMBURSEMENT of her claims
to the Mosquito Territory.
He now finds by the ratification of the
Treaty, England has gained all she required
and he writes to the Department that he car
now make no progress whatever, in the ad
justment of the Central American question
as q separate matter-England having moth
ing to gain by it. Had the questions beer
connected, he contends that the anxiety o
the British Government to obtain admission
to our markets for her colonies would have
induced her gladly to abandon all pretention'
in Central America.
In the opinion, th ercfore, of Mr.. Buchan
an, the only diplomatic achievement of thu
presen. administration has been gross blum
der, abandoning all our advantages, AM
compicating future action.
Among other complaints, our Ministe
says, that the labors of the Legation ar
sensibly increased by the unftness of hi
Secretary, Dan. Sickles. whom, he says
cannot evea write legible hand. This las
complaint will astonish no one acquainte
with political circles about New York city
Dan. was notoriously the most polished PIN
Capt. Rynders ever had, and was also IA
vorite of Marcy-hence his selection. Fror
all accounts the Cabinet will undergo
thorough re modelling, and most any chang
would be an Improvement.
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We find in our exchanges the following
caution:
The Masonic Fraternity and the public
generally, are cautioned against man call
ing himself Richard Henry Lee, who says
he was chaplain at Fort lngc, Texas,
and that he is now on his way to Washing.
ton, d. c. He is no, doubt base imposter
and great scoundrel, and is travelling from
Lodge TO Lodge asking aid as distressed
Master Mason. ls f.,9
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Hocs.-The only sale we could hear Of,
were few lots of two or three hundred
each at IS, 90, months, in ell Instances
both buyers and the sellers being drovers.
The pork-house men and operators for the
East, are not willing to give over S4, SO cash,
and "a, rs on lime, for go2d corn-fed hogs
We hear of no sales of pork on greenmeat.
Hams and from the block, are held al 81
and 7c and &c. Nt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28

A VERMONT IrEM.-The butter and cheese
received at the railroad station in st A lbans,
earring the month of September. says the
Darlington Free Press, amounted to over half
million pounds, the total value of which
was $4,000.
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PERFECrI.Y DI.appOINTED.

VIZ had until ofiae considered the days for selling
buying Patent and that the
Medicine must greet the worlds fevered
But sc give ituP DR.. L. Adams Liver Basam rs talked
Of used and greater sensation than
other Compound before the pubc should not the
easel 1t is positively producing than ohs
Medicine MT is osteusble fact that this Medi
cine is good what IL claims Warranteeand
to learn Of the failure in what claims We
pledge ourselves that there humbug it, the
testimonials In this PAPER.
See Adve rtse in this paper. ey3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28

e. AID C. RAILRoAD.-There can no lon
ger be any doubt about this road being 6n-
fshed to Terre Haute. The train, came
through yesterday, arriving here with the
mails about 81. p. NJ. This is only the be-
ginning of the "good time coming"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28

ME-. EDIroR:-If some of the Philanthropic
ladies of the city will call at Mrs. Donahue's
opposite the Boiler Yard near Kratz and
Heilmau's foundry they will find widow
with three orphan children sick and suffer-
ing for the want Of food, fire and roiment and
all the other accessories of life.
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CL0RIOus SIMMER

WITH the hot sutry atmosphere mid-summer the
Of the 1owsnds and the marshes in the deep valleys
the ofthe West South wther die Tire
burning drinks the waters and the oecayng plants
noxious poisonous that hailed.
produce Yeow Jaundice beranremeris the
Bowels Diarrhee disentery. and Fever Bilious
Typbus Fevers. Under these
you should makefree Of Dr. Bsucss INDIAN yssErAsLE
PASaCEA. IL cleanse the owels. purify the
blood aud health See
umn Of this paper. - ila- lH ta' eys
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10 Some friend sent or brought us last
Saturday an elegant little rooster, which
proved fine representative ofjuvenile pork.
dom. We thank the unknown friend for
his practical appreciation of our wants.
But who sent the pig!-that's the ques-
ton.
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LOTS FOR SALE

4 ~ A MOST EXCELLENT CHANCE!
tero OF Lots Southern Enlargement Evans
Vile in market at cheap prvat, ale The
sizes lots vary from Is fee tfront feet deep
feet front by ss feet deep; of them
grade of the city the location
three bloc new Academy
to b. erected Persons Wishing good and cheap
los this location will please call the unde
Iov2-lm w. IL. CHANDLER.
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WARS IN NAME.-John Quincy Adams
has Just been elected to the Wisconsin Sen
ate; and A blot Lawrence has been senten-
ced to the chain gang, at Cincinnati, for one
month, for stealing wagon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
sTRANGH bEyELOPRMIENT.

Scientific 1aily bringing 70 light inventions
and the march of award BALD
ing will DO pleased learn that and long
eobind have brought before the public
DER or The Aes in the article of EMERSON AMERICAN
HAIR RESTORATIVE. for Badness and
Hair from falling be hal Of Agenus
Price 81 in Ia, gs bottles. Sold by yL-lfrI
wOOLSEy LINCK Agents
E. FsHER CO.. Proprietors No. 81 Superior street.
Ciev Gland, 2f-u
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ki- See advertise IN Daily Journal nevl3-2tw
4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS i.rss
= MORO IN. X ZEN Il PR E-TOS,
AVE thc hest assorted Foreign aaa
Domestic Dry Goods. Notions HIsots. Shoes
CAPS. they have offered to the sraee. ilfFht
We therefore wish notify all eese prompt dealers
will he sing them stock
and SAUL the sand gofps river the 81
Is passage money and 81 IS per 100 It's frright.
We determiaed to this going the river and have
accordingly sod parties this Fan whe usually buy
Cir nstian Phlsaelphia. 80
scarcely add these times that cash tsytrs
fectly home aud that have
Louisville Brokers here shave Indiana Bask
paper from 10 to 25 per cent.
stock Is first Clean fresh and healthy.
specially invite all dealers who give call 10
and examine for themselves ner
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~The Grand Masonic Lodge of Califor-
mia has resolved that no brother who may
fall in duel shall be buried with Masonic
hours.
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HoGs.-In Russellville, KY, hogs are still
selling at 81 net for coin fed. <lao s.aeaf
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brokers. This debt had to be paid, and as
Western products were not going forward to
meet the balance, and Western bank notes
were at a discount in N. York, no way was
left but to send coin. Hence, the brokerage
grew up, and extended sparing no banks
within convenient reach. 1t paid we'll, and
no mercy was shown. Pay of our Western
debt and the run will cease, and not till then.
One other point. 1t is asserted that the
State Bank once suspended. Now for q
wonder that one statement out of the whole
batch, is true-yet the manner in which it
is set forth, was intended TO deceive, leaving,
those who state it, no merit on the score OF
truth. Now how was it about that suspen-
sioni Was it because the Bank was weak,
or was il justifable act of self defence!-
Those who lived in 1888, will remember the
facts. In that year the Banks Of Boston,
New york and Philadelphia suspended
Next followed the Banks of Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois. and
lastly the State Bank of Indiana, and then
only as measure Of self defence. Does any
one ask for justification Of a suspension
under those circumstances! No intellige mt
man, who is honest, will say it was not right
that it was not justtiable.
Now the case is different. Not only is
the Bank, as then, strong, but there is no
ground upon which to warrant or make me-
cesssry such step! Nor will any such step
be taken, Let the croakers rest sure Of this!
They may talk as they will. but the world
and the bank will 60 right on. ..-~4
| crave your indulgence Tor so long let.
ter. It may be that less on the matters
spoken of would have suficed. I thought.
however, that it was high time that some
answer should be made to the shameless
clsmor SO rife among Us.
Again asking you TO copy the Statement
Of the Bank as referred to-preixing the re-
marks OF the Cincinnati Gazette thereon
written by practical man, l am, sr..ie
81 ff Yours, truly, r.
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NEW Fall md WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN q HEAeHDERGER.


Fosters block. Firss street, near Main.
AVE opened the largest aud richest 81
staple and Dry Goods offered in this city,
among which may be found rich Plad sk. super pisa
black Preach MerDss style French Plads french
do very baudcne Alpaceas aud BON aIDts. French Eg
lish Paids Ladies kid
Gloves quality; of Ladies' Gesss
chdrens Gloves and Hosiery of all descriptions Bay state
Shawls Of all and qualities large lot style Em-
hroidefics Collars. Chemixet- Und-rseeve emhroasrsd
and plain O. Han lkerees irh Linens Flanneis Of ell
QUALITIES AID color La1i.s ksrino Silk rnd~rshirts.
Gests Msrso Lambs Sool and sik Urderir and Drsv-
aud large variety ofnotions.
which happy and low prices viii sell
Q Loan 20 Call I'D examine. ectls
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hs~d and made to crier.
Head and Foot stones ssl
Furniture Marble Eastern prices Of Italian end AmsrssA
Marble. - -.
Orders from Assistance promptly ani satisfactorily hsl
! All worry wsrrantei povaD-6 n A. LAW RE~CK.
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LAwRExcE's MARBLE DEPOT.
OPPOSITE TEE EyASsyILLE BRANCH BASI

NOW reeeivirg~vs
100 fcns OF vermens
No. . aud Ststusry
Marble. esrefaily Sc
lecs~$ ~ the quarries
- uf<--lf.-<-......l.~E-
EnsployirR ssme 81
the hest Scui ptors and
Nastls Matters ~ the
usisn. ] am prepared
tn ~yecute all drserip-
tions sfwork~'n sstyis
superior 70 any house
L. the West. and fer
vssi@ty. scarcely easal-
cd ny any establish
ment IN the States.
Dealers In Marble
will mud IL tn their ia-
ter~ft TO examine ny
stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Facilities Cor buying
and shipping enable me
To supply &C less thsn
Eastern prices. aiding
rost Of freight.
= MANTELS
Ofthe latest N. York
styles and varieties. sA
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n. II y TVOLA
Il. SINTZENICH.
W. X. BRE w STER.

A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
carriages, ponies, harness, &c, at auctionALBERT
May 4h at o'clock in front Of No Broad street
two bay carriage horses years old sound and kind in
used and highly valued by the who SELLS
having further for them Also colored pony,
sound and kind in all harness. four old h Of July
next out Of the full bloodd pony Prince Also
this spring and warranted perfectly sound and kind
trot mile In three minutes and has been tr aimed
sold only because the has further for her
Also double set OF harness. mounted do brass
mounted; light buggy, silver mounted do
mounted Also leather top buggy wagon nearly
made by j. c. Harm and finished in the best
Also, pet black greyhound.
A. H. NIC0LAY.
y. SINTZENICH.
w, r. BREWSTER
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A c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAKERS
N stock at auction.-A c. Tuttle will sell Thursday,
9Th inst, at hapast ten o'clock, the premises No 252
Bowery the balance Of the elegant stock
hogany and black Of John zerfass who
in brocatee, plush, &c, mahogany parlor dining
hall and bedroom furniture The whole being OF ast class
made under his supervision and will be
sold without regard to cost for cash. Catalogues the
morning Of sale
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BILLIARDS.,

1lIIIIhEDS billiards IN BRooVIYN-- lid
lbEorthguo Hall rooms containing sweve tables
" the city ~ Brookiyn arr cited afraaeet
An superior 70 anything OF the Med Ycrl
sisevhIc all admiIer. Of ths fashionable amusement
stree, snd Montague pses. froprstoss rHos ToYNDEk
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C0RNELIA GRAHAM, Executors.

A LBfRT II. NIc0LAY, ACCOMMODATIONS AND
Bonds at auction H. Nicolay,wi SELL this day,
Of the administrator Of Edward A. Havemeyer deceased
50 shares Bank Of North America, 500 each
America 500 eaeh do. City Bank 800 each do Me-
cbanics Bank, SIS each; do Greenwich Insurance Co.,
20 each; do Firemens Insurance Co., SIT each do
North River Insurance Co.. each 500 State of Ohio Six
per Cent Bonds redeemabic 1850 srest from LIST Janu
ary 1884 $500 Fire Indemnity Stock of the CITY Of Nav
York redeemah in 1865 interest from LIST Feb
ruary 1854 md for account Of whom may
able in 1857 5000 City Stockton (Caornis) Ten per Cent
Bonds payable in New York in twenty from date
and Jny o ss.h dated
1885, do Of $500 each dated 18th Oct 1885, do Of 600
dated 9th Deo 1885, do each dated LIST March,
cent bonds interest payable LIST January
July 5000 Peru and Indianapolis first mortgage per
cent bonds interest payable semi annually
S33 900 Lyons Iowa Central Railroad first seven
per cent bonds interest payable Bank
10 shares Vermont Valley Railroad 800 each 80 do Allan
tic Bank 500 do so do City Fire Company
lance Mutual Insurance Company sOO Do 20 Lafarge
Ere Insurance Company, $50 dos 20 do. Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Company s25 do 80 do Hamilton Fire
500 do 600 do Excelsior White Zine Company IS d.
400 do II Gardiner Excelsior Crusher and Amagamator
Manufacturing Company IS do. Terms Of sae-ren per
this day and the balance The accrueli
tsrsst all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser
curies on Monday and THURSDAY Of each week at the
chants Exchange At private sae-A variety Of
class railroad bonds bank insurance and other stocks Of
flee No Broad street, next to corner Of Wall.
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
LAY CO. will I %
O'Clock at the sales No. l6 Wall street general
sortment OF household furniture both and
wood mahogany and black walnut SOFAS bureaus
steads spring and hair French plato gilt
frame mirrors suits Of painted furniture rosewoed
A.