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Cheap and Good.

ZONES Garment Cutter-the best now in
~ use is offered for sale at the very low rate
of two dollars per copy. The cutter is a pat
tern system of cutting, with all sizes on the
same pattern a book of directions accom-
panies every set of patterns and with them
any person can learn to cut and make Coats
Pants, Vests, Cloaks, Talmns. Ladies' Sack
Mantillas, Dresses, and in short, any garment
that is or will be worn by ladies or gentlemen,
can be cut and made by Jones Garment Cut
ter. Any person can learn from the book and
patterns in the short space of twenty -four
hours so as to cut and make any garment they
wish, as well as any tailor.
Rights of States and counties for sale low
for cash. Buy II county right and be industri-
Gus, and ! will ensure you to double your
money. Agents wanted all over the United
States, with reference as to character and re-
sponsibiity. The cutter can be sent by mail
to any Office in the United States.
Address COLONEL p. Jones, post paid Mount
Vernon, Monroe county, Tennessee All orders
must be accompanied with the cash.
April 2s, 1S54-ly 292
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w. y. r EY N OIL ID S.

BENION, TENN,
rs now receiving well selected cheap and
i extensive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
10 which he invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally. Having selected
his Goods with great care in the cities of
NEW YORK md PHILA DELPHIA
he is prepared to offer inducements to persons
wishing to buy good and cheap Goods.
1t is considered unnecessary to enumcrate
articles as his stock is unusually large and
complete, including almost everything. be-
longing to the retail trade. All Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices
april 7, lS5i-6m $50
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Atlanta Intellig encer,

DAILY, TRI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
ON and after the 25th of September the
~ Atlanta Intelligeneer will be published
Daily. ri-Weekly and Weekly, ON new and
beautiful type throughout and on a new CYL
inder Power Press, capable of throwing off
from 1000 to 1900 sheets per hour.
The Daily Intelligence will be printed on a
SUPERFICIAL sheet, % by "a inches surface, on
fine white paper, and will contain twenty
four columns Of matter. II will furnish all
the latest telegrGphic intelligence from the
Northern, Southern and Western cities, up to
the moment of going to press. Having the
benefit of two different telegraph lines which
place Atlanta in direct communication with
all parts of the Union, the Daily Intelligencer
will possess every advantage for obtaining
the latest telegrarhic news from all direc-
! tions while by means of the large number Of
Railroads converging at Atlanta. it will pos
sess mail facilities equal, if not superior, to
those of any other city in the South. In the
columns of the Daily especial attention will
be devoted to furnishing full and reliable
commercial reports. The New York, Balti
more, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Allan
ta New Orleans and Nashville markets, will
be regularly reported, in addition to weekly
reports of other markets.
az With such advantages of location, to-
SeInef WIN the mali ana teIegrapllc lacllltIes,
it will be readily seen that all points in Geor-
gia, North, Northwest, and West of Atlanta,
rs well as all points in Tennessee and Ala
bama, can be furnished with all important
Commercial, Congressional and Foreign News,
and teIegraphic news generally, through the
columns of the Daily Intelligence, at least
one day sooner than by the daily papers of
any other city in Georgia.
The Tri- Weekly will be the same size ms the
Daily, containing all the reading matter of
the two Dailies Immediately preceding it, and
telegraphic news up to the hour OF going to
press
The Weekly IuteHigencer will be enlarged to
over double its present quantity of reading
matter. 1t viii be printed on fine paper. on
an imperial sheet Of % by As inches surface,
and will contain hirty-t,co columns of matter
TERMS For the Daily, $500
" Tri-Weekly, 400
" Weekly, 200
E5y" To Clubs of ten or more at the same
Post Office, the Daily Intelligencer will be
furnished at 800 per annum, and the Tri-
" eekly at So.
rs" The CASH SYSTEM will be invaria
bly, observed, and the name of no subscriber,
either to the Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly,
will be entered on our books unless advance
payment is made. W. B. RUGGLES,
Editor and Proprietor.
ATLANTA, June 3, 1S54--3m 297
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WE are receiving large supplies of Coffee,
w Sugar Sack Salt Nails DC, and it will
be to your interest to call at our corner and
buy form us. c. F. d I. F. GIBSON.
April 7th 1854
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Notice..

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
~ tate of James Wilson, decd, are hereby
notified to present them to the subscriber,
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, and all tho'e indebted to said
estate are requested to call and settle up.
JAMES WILSON, admir-.
McMinn CO., July I, lS54-St 500
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Sale of Western Produce,

Such as
Bacon, Corn, Wheat Feathers, Lard, Peas,
Butter dc.
The Augusta market is one of the best in
the South for the sale of the above articles,
there always existing a good demand for ex-
port and to supply home wants. Those he has
not transacted business for he would refer to
his numerous customers in East Tennessee,
whose business he has been attending to for
the past eight years. T. W. FLEMING.
Jan. u, lS54-ly* 279
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In ChanCery at Benton.

-. y ~" h'>s''Ohs
John Caldwell, A. IL. Keith, j. J. Mastin and
j. b. Mastin,i
u.s.
John NJ. Dow, VIM. Hancock, Warren Delano
Jr, President, and Samuel f. Tracy, Secre.
tary of the tocheko Mining Company, and
said Cocheko Mining Company in its corpo
porate capacity.
Original and Amended Injunction and At
tdchmont Bills.
TT appearing from the allegations of the
l. bills that the defendants John NJ. Dow,
Warren Delano, Jr., and Samuel F. Tracy, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post, published at Athens, Tenn,
for four successive weeks, notifying said non
resident defendants to appear at the next
term of our Chancery Court, to be held at
Benton, on the the first Monday of August
next, then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir to said bills, or the same will be taken
pro conteSso IS to them and set for hearing
accordingly, J. II. ALEXANDER, O. d. M,
BY JAS SMITH, d. O. a NJ.
June 80, ls5i--it Prs fee So 30l
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Cottage Chairs.
Test Acids, &c,

SULPHURIC, Nitric and IIydrochloric or
~ Muriatie Acids, of very pure quality, for
sale by IlUDGIN, WELLS d JOHNSON,
Jan. 20, lS54-tf-27S Clereidnd, Tenn.
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Roots aud SLOfs.

TlIE Farmers Cheap Store can now boast
Il Of having superior stock of Boots ana
Shoes, this day received, and for sale low down,
rs is the case with every thing in our line.
June o. G. +. d T. +. GIBSON.
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w eStern Produce

AUGUSTA, GEO, January, 1854.
TVNIIE subscriber after rendering his thanks
i to his numerous friends in Tennessee for
their long and continued confidence in him as
n salesman of their surplus Produce would
infoim them that he still gives his undivided
attention to the
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.N'OfiCP.
GrOcerfes /!

A LARGE lot of Salt, Sugar, Coffee. Syrup,
n Rice. Crackers, &C., DC, just received per
steamer Union, and for sale low by
Benton, Apl IA. W. B. REYNOLDS.
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Fire Proof Safes,

I HAVE on hand general assortment Of
l. Duryee d Forsyth's Fire Proof safes, ac-
tested, the best article Of the kind manufac.
tured In this or any other country. | sell AZ
manufacturers prices freight added.
Jan. 90. q. w. ROSS.
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ATLANTA, June Q, 1S54--3m 297
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
AIBERr II. NICoLAY. Nc. Broad q;
Urn gooos.

DRESS GOODS-SPRING STYLES.-BOOTHt
TUTTLE No li6 Broadway, oseE 10 the trade sr 4
ned ock of Dress Goods and approved fabrics and
Tkey have now open variety OF styles o foFtsnosa
English Lawns Jseonets aud Oe.ndes Q, patterns Sot oee
PIsn Bare ges every shade and quality osenAdne and -
Plain de LANES Plain aud Plaid de Dases Pad and Psi fs4
Beregs de Lanes fue Chs Cloths. English PRts In great
~ Of new styles hch together With large STOCK OF hA
.d LANES of improved designs they invite the =
ION Of cssh and short time buyers
DRINTs-Steams and Msdders, new styles. reces
l ftoa the " otks daily, foT sale by -
NESMlTH / Co. Nos 80 and II Brosdvy
DRINTS-Light and dark styles, Steams aud Y
ders in great variety including Shrns Prints French
sale BY NESMiIh So' Nos % s"a :. '.s'asy
WyALTIlAM JEANS.--lOO eases blescbed wan
w Jeans single and douhle.twilled, for sale by
NEsMITH 4 Co.. Nos 80 aud III Brcsdvy
WHTTEROCK SHIRriNGS. - The Winters
w Mil. superfne S7nch bleaehed Cottons also, es,s sf
Cottous unequaled for hneuess perfection and duss
FOR sale by NEsMITH Co, Noe 90 and u broadway
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Professional Noilees.

nR. EDWARD II. DIXON, Editor of THE NEW
~ YORK sCALPEL devote his attentions exclusively Oce
Consultations and TO Operative suEzey s No q 5h Once
hours sveen - and and 10 evenings only A. all other hou
b. may be found at his private Hospital
KELLY, ENGRAVER and PRINTER No. OF
- FULTON-ST.-W eddinr Visiting address aud Home
Cards Autographs Bu-iness ards Bill Heads Bills OF Exchange
THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the OFFICE No
% Bcsvcr of William formerly occupied by the Corn
EXCHANGE Bank He viii give exclusive .ention The
Com Business T. ). MUNROE.
TINTED STATES PASsPORTs-FOr all parts of
I the woldLdispenssi.e trsvslr issued BY J. MONIES
Notary Pull G. ~ X WaueLt. Broadway NauIalze
eiizeus produce their oertheat's
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Bniloina alaterials.

INCAUSTIC TILES for Floors OF Churches and
IL Public Buildings. nd Tor Yesbules Halls ConseUatoe
DINING and egTihs Dwellings These Tiles almost
Infinite patterns and bard strong and
Ia the best houses IA ell paris of the county.
Also Garnks Gimme Is suited TO style OF architecture
sud m Downn wori country houses and By arch
..cs generally For sale ly
MILLER COATES & YOULE, No z79 Pesrst.
LIMESTONE for SALE.-The Subscribers are pre-
pared furnish Frestone Sonecuttsrs in
ndiug build thrr quae Newark Of the beet quality
desirable dimension. Said has been ter
e. and has proved itsef 10 be Of the most darabe kind
particularly public buildings and for ms.sye public
and viii Do delivered place within reach Of naysiou
moderate prices IA refer 70 the following
tuidins the quarry; 81 Georges Church. New YORK s.
London Grace Church. Providcuce City Hall az
Utica and the Cathedral A. Phsdslpha orders filled with dis
psfch BALDWIN 4 PATTERSON, Newark. " j.
TIMBER for SALE.-OAK and PINE, in Acco-
County Va Caring mile. sold standing Addre7s
b. JONES, burlington. y J.
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EOR SALE-Two LOTS, 25x100. on north side
j 2sths,., tesveta BrpsdEsy I'D e,h: Apply 70
N'HE CONSTRUCTION of the BROOKLYN CITY
RAILROADS going together with the great Wser
Wer urroveuent TO Be built EAst New York cost Of
$4,000 , rake EAST NEW-YORK AID USiOSVILLE LOIS
tie no, 6esats the Of esita OF other property
The Uned States Ess; Ee YORK doins be City Of Brooklyn;
he. ehuskes hoo se ed famed for the ua-vsed
brfT .d aaysaisre. 10 !ocson and ehesP ae
ess g ar kouTsi 5hs Terms q payment Free ekeur
sions MONDAY ard THURSDAY. Apfy to CHAs r MILLER
No 1876 Brosdvsy
VACANT LOTS for SALE.-TWO LOIS on the
no-tl Of sv. md iStht escA Lot stlo Feet
TWO LOTS the sou'5eat c. q Are inst earn
CNT LOT o. ouih isbst. dsv, adjoining the
above g. feet by 10 fsei iDehe+ - 80, ,.,-.,.
TWO LOIS 2.Y between iifh ard f5ht each Lot Z1Kls
fet
FOJR LOTS on he soufhssi Of iay and ts,
Ios6 q. feet three 8x % esf zach
I'm LOTS on north Of S between h and &svA each
-FOUR LOTs on Of lhsv ard if-- e-eh Lot
TN IoTs or no-,h ioh~. ,,d TEN LOTS south
o. el shove between ih and 5h eien Lot
Is feet iy halt the blocs. - go ,.
CHgYsTlE NELSON No 10 EEchanss-pisee.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sALE.-SIX
LOIS on Istv 81 sud 2ith-; Ipa-r. The ono
Of The Fupre foot Of Past 25Ast SLOAN LES-
GIT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

GOLD BRACELETS.-The subscriber ofYers an
~ extensive 90 S,.ertmes, a, ic-. thsn u.osi prices;
EsGRAvtD GOLD BAND BRACRLETs - 10 si2
FANCY LINK GOLD BRACELETS AI2 20 20
SCROLL BRACELETS, us 60 80
scR00LL BbACtLETs. Pearl seiiazs. s2l to go
BkAdELETs WITH MOSAIC SETTING ESQ 70 a.,
DIAMOND BRACELETS, as 90 $50
OEO. {. ALLEN Importer.
Wholesale and Retail, No. III Wsl!Sf
second floor nearB Broaixsv
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3rstruttion.

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG La
ID DIES No ia West Sithst the 7hsvi the Misses
ROHR. Principals
~ CORRIN. PROFESSOR of the SPANISH
~. LANGUAGE, Ia. REMOVED to No II! DECATUR
PLACE, i7ib-t)
ERANKLIN ACADEMY-BOARDING SCHOOL
for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, Al sHs snE Wesiehe.ieI E Co.
Circulars with BARNES Co. No 81 JOba.t and JAS MONT
GOMERY. Jr., No IS Frontst.. n y
DROP. a. BASSET is about organizing NEW
CLASSES FRENCH and SPANS for Ladies AID Gentle
No where he hAs lately removed feas
those persons who about travelling into Enro
will find much heir Al;ase 20 ase ae~ lessons In fNC
pTevlous to their departure
DRINCETOWN ACADEMY, Schenectady County
n Y EIGHT mifs Fl nrctldy 10 miles Albany
continue weeks The institution admirably Arranged and
oO boaders boia IL
commando one snd beautiful land in the
State uatnz the heaihy and desirable resi-
usmnis eiasca Meibemaca and Eugh education; in the
German Spanish languages; in N0cs and Instrumental
Dawng the various styles Of Painting Whole
exp er II weeks for board furnished nei,
veyed expense the Of each en from
sehenecfsdy end Albany. -.
Prot GILMOUR viii the Irving Honss WEDNESDAY
ard THURSDAY My q and 5 and from 10 A 70 N and
Rev. DAVID FULLY, A. NJ, P5,cir.i.
Rev. JAS GILMOUR. A NJ, r""epA'
VNANTED-In the family Of the Principal of
w STANFORD ACADEMY 81 Stamford, c., tdissni two
hour from evNork) BOYS whose inprov. special
enor 500 year payable quarterly IN
Ample reference given Address NJ T. NERT NJ
Stamford. CT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

yI'O IET-In BROOKLYN, near liamtcn-av.
Fe.-ytsft Of CENTEEL RRs DRNCE pied By sn,k
family fbe Rooms pse front Basernn front and seionn;
fhr1stoJ The Halls &c
tre furnished By oeupsn who 20 neat tnsn VII rent ne
,loye fr 41j from tho preseu Asy Gas he
house. Apply . No. 2 Woodhuli At
VINWO HOUSES to LET-At NORTH HOBOkEN,
Il miles from Hoboken Ferry-oD House Containing 70
hSes rane and with wei Of aud cistsrn
Etevi fut trees with IL lots: the House ntsuns
roons Inquire s the house OF MI JAMES y OAho
NEk a, North HoboEen Stages every Hobotsn ke
~ JOHN MORGAN.
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Goles bp Anttion.
d. : HoUGR AHetsOaeer .,,
- -

ID : HOC6a. Aucfso1eer
RARE CHANCE for HOUSEhEEfEh>.-
n AUCTION NOTICE-Hshy attractive sale o. no SSss,
"a ,lSS,rt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Gil PMNIiNSS
"a SFMBFLLISHuENTS.-THI MORNING. at lot A NJ p
yo Isa 2ihs near ssh tn bst seleon offered q sac
lion h ~eeu Parties about furnishing decor. ,ns tn-I
ouiS 40 Ell TO cal examine tbe~e Goods The oe
rsiye ard wifhou; resad weather fu 1aser VAL p
naS m u,k. essh depoi small portion Of the eonten
b L hioined: Rosswooc Brueafelle Earafae en SUITE an
hr f teFa extensively carved and covered; vrrJ MY
fTsm-d Per ara Owl Mirols, Msrbe Top hSewood sns
Nboe.ny Center other Tables too numerous 70 mea
-. elegant Etsgese, mirror front ana eseAi
Of Velvet CarrstnE Kos wood cr ts
r.- stands Parier Msehe and Pearl tnad ts9es
hezviy-e uhFodered Nh'e Lsce Nin50~
D-sr. and co<tly French brocafeue dhi
very superior Rosewood PiaDc Forte very
Gchc and other Esy Reception aud sew
tnr Chsrs IN embroidered brocad Ro..wood Ladies'
We Tables Lsdz Secretaries richly inlsI with wo9d
vv fpely Oh Psinn BY mstr waica
found The Angels E. and The Returned Frotsa
French Porcelain Decorations and all hn and
r,ed no hsh state pectou eessn. Cat Glass Dcotaon..
l. ,rsn and Mahogny Betsai both Of ne mod
rd ancient order with eiesan; ma.5letop DreDg ba
rp. aud Wa.tands mateh variety or Stoue and
Chin. Curled Hos Hal AtlreSses; IA
to~.n, Sofas Lounges Chair aneesf & Ma>eies
Cxs and Cornterpsnes Boers. Pows snd Feather Beds 20
yds Brussel. Caens Mshosny and Wana, Excursion Table,.
% nelv phed: complete Dinner Set Of Decorated China
so one plain Tss sets OF Dresden snd other Sh5s
Slv e Service Table Spoons Dinner ana Desert FORKS
C,or Louor and Casfors Coree urn ivory iaDe
Cn,l.rv Table Linen Napkins NAPKIN Rnss Dining Oars &c
Terms OF sale cssh-cfy fuuds
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

WATCHES, JEWELRY and GOLD PENS.
W IMPORTANT TO PURCHASES os BsoApwAy
The great objection buying h spendd hor,ss
fare thst the prices uniformly higher other Io .rs
the city sthough the goods be Of frs, quality
WILMARTH BENTON
have overcome this obstacle q their
SEw AND SPLENDID SroRE, No 3f3 BRoAowAY
here they o-er exersye stock Of WATCHES and Jswu
a. esn be found IN the city az MANUFACTURERS PRICES q
being BRANCH Of their extensive Lu.ae.
estsblished- Csll before purchasing elsewhere. Y
We sell lne goods.. We sell low,
for nanulseture.
WILMARrH BENTON No SIS Bro.issg
Between Leonard and Anthony opposite the Tsbernaes
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u. ). HousH. Ancti5neer
Il ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of RICH and

~. NO a. IL d ", M oALE OF XIII and
NlIUhE o the FINEST and MOST COSTLY DESCRIPTION By
CAIALOGlE-TOM MORROW, Saturday norning) at l0l A. NJ
a. No JS fh tb, follows:
an4 well made Rosewood Suites Freuoh Bocatee 90
aud Silver Bfoeede eaboney Carved Eta
ton wood Bookeass Walnut and Mahogany
EaseIes Stands Boosshslyes Lsce Brooaee Windox
Corsiees Shades
FoTte OF nrsurssd tone aud BY rke 10 var.
tftrste Enh TspeF'ry aud Brussels Velvet y sd
has number Of hns OIL Paintings OF our r.
suiss tne Seyrs Porcelain Vases also elegantly painted China
ss bsque and Psn Marble Vases SatuaTy arxe French
Plate ard sote ard oiher Mirrors richly l1ned Dining room
tuiIitue Rosewood and Mahogany 4bes Fexnty
Dteosd Dinner Sets tTes do fpeee Is DO Dinaz Chairs
ss src 1te Silver Service Casos spoons Fors
Cut 0s " bedrooms Rosewood. Mahogany Walnut Bed.
ssGf Han naitEes Brussels Csrpst8k Cnr.s- Shade, Hair
Cloth Soss Lounges Chairs Feather Beds ol.@r- Pillow, Coma
tsrpAnss &C. Sale positive rain Dero.i, reauired
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HE,Kg II. LEEDS Auctioneer-By HENRY H. LEEDs 4 Co
GREAT SALE of ORIGINAL, DRAWINGS and

HEhRf II. LEEDs, AuctioneeT-By HENRY IT. LEgDs Co
GREAT SALE Of ORIGINAL DRAWINGS and
~ ETCHiNCS.-H LEEDS & CO. will sell THURSDAY and
FRIDAY June end at O'Clock each day, at heir gal
No II Nassau between Pine aud Cedasis the entire col
cn OF original Drawings and Ecngs
porteoos numbering about G0 lots received from Hosnd
country pref nneny ngi-hed Ia Europe
9Hg9sl drawinF and where they formed part o eolee ion Of
Dutch nobleman the Hague lately deceesd embr cng
the celebrated and modern
schools Their identity and originality urdonbted having formed
srts OF known collections from periods coeva with the
h nseves Their rarity such tba them saying that
= he best collection offered for sale auction the United
States consequently The offers collectors aud
opportunity 20 enrich th galleries cabinets hat
Can be with catalogues Monday day Of
ole 2nal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Carpeiinss, &r.

NWIPtIITtU1, WI
NARPETINGS OIL CLOTHS, &c.-MCGRORTY
- TILRY No. lf2 Broadway NewYofk 20 their
aud the public that er sQ Of FOREIGN and DOMES
rfC CARPRTNGS. OIL CLOTHS, &C. &c, &c for the ) ring
Trade upeied la all their relative Jeparmsn and presents
styles and originality Of design, which for beauty
will ion be Ennd 10 merit extended
with other goods thst uniformly constitute the
II eeblebmenis viii be disposed
Of io cash yriess than
WILLIAM McGRORTY.
GEORGE II. TILBf. No ~ Broadway.
VELVET and TAPESTRY CARPETS.-Just re-
ov,d per hiIs Manhattan s1d Great Western few sets Of
Xevt srestr.s good quality and from the
fsfoy OF Me.sfs Cossey Also bales dsnssk aud
wool aud sale reasonable prices
for orsh only =. . HEokSE n Il. ~ iA1l,,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
- p CoLToS, Aaei0neer.
I ARGE SALE Of SIIVFP-PI ATFD WARP


/ ARGE SALE Of SILYER-PLATED WARE.
~ ItRNllCEE, FhENCH-PLATE MIRRORS CARPETS
oIL~SLOIhs &c, Se-F COTTON will sell, on SATURDAY
aAy q ~ oeoe. The auction No 50 Bee ekmanst
arse s,-nenf Of SverP.sd Ware de.cr,tiou
IL WI comprise ell tho various descriptions table use
sneh a. svr faed asos obe al Table spoons
yy rh sugar do large sDd small Ladies Gaze Bske Butter
hvs ss spoons Nspsn Rings together with srtre
CURED Tor table ell Of the hest quality Also
FrsnchPsi. Mirrors from family Also seyers Tspe-ry Brs
ses Three ply and Ingram Carpets 40 full Peceso OCoh
ior BseEoo ard bsement Carpets Kitchen Furniture
oEues ready early Saturday morning. srd postponeuf
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c. w. HoLMEs Aacioneer
TENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Pr

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pr
~ ANO-FORTE, CARPETS PAINTINGS, sILvERWARE,
&C., at ACCTi0N-fo po9ed from yes eriay account
of the sionn-Vll he sold THIS DAY, Friday, May 15
Ci o'clock the entire the
fst Broadway consisting Tapestry
Cerpes French plate Mirrors elegant
Fl Psrlr Furniture in satin brocade Easy aud Sewing Chair In
brocaee rosewood and mahogany Sofas and Tee elsgn.
Book and Secretary superior
very tBe perfect order and fully warranted; Oil
Paintings hsLdsone
siGn6 gau rosewood marble Centre aud Fancy Tables
wood Bo kC Paror Chairs aud Rockers China
and Dinner SETS reh Nae snd Mantle Ornament rosewood aud
nAh French Bedsteafs walnut Bedseads
wood aLd mahogany Dressing Bureaus top
WnshSnd s Toilet Sets. Extension Dining Table aud
Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware
whole without reserve
HrlAfy sfa ae4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

PETER PARAs Auclioreer-No. 10 Nasaust - - .
4 UCTION NNOTICE.-RuSTlCan and HOT SEiOLD
n SIpNITIrRE-Z NEWELL & Co. will sell on SATURDAY,
MAY n al W O'Clock the Salesroom, No ~ Nassau S. P.en
d vav Rustic for pafk garden and conssr atore
Lahaune. Also splendid rosewood snd
mahogany Furniture of different style suite Also eoshins
rooIn and second hand Furniture.
HENRY n LEEDS Co., Auctionsen
UCTION NOTICE.-The extensive sale OF FU R-
"A NITURE. in the SANDERSONS FAMlLi HoIEL VIII
~ contiuu,d THIS DAY. ~ O'Clock.