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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11
Tns FEvrR AZ TIKI SarTn ABATrso.

THE FEvrR al THR SorTH ABATis0.
= On FRIDAY. sept. s9ih. there we're
% deaths in Augusta, only 5 vt which
we're from yellow fever. At Charles.
ton. ON Friday, the deaths from fever
were 6, At Sasanuah on Wednesday.
there we're deaths. including the
Han ]. W. jackson. Tie deaths for
the week At Savannah. were l6, in
GLIDING IS 81 fever.
Jolumbus. =. g., Oct. 4. a census
uf the remaining inhabitants nf Sasan-
nah was taken with the following re.
suit: Whites. 6.285; blacks. 5,49l.
The interments there yesterday, were
only 4, and at augusta 2. The disease
is sbatirg. aud the alarm rapidly SUBJ
siding.
Tie fever has commenced its ra>
wages at Darivn, Georgia. and the IN
habtants are flying from their homes.
III Nc,o Orleans, during The week
ending on he Goth ult.. deaths from
yelluw fever at the Charity Hospital.
were ls5. The disease is said tosb
increasing in private practic.
Tie Mortality IN Ncu Orleans dur
the week ending on the cath ulf., was
504. OF which number 34l we're By
yellow fever.
49, 54 q SsassE y 4
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NORTHERN .DEMocRArY.r

The moral constitution Of man seems
almost as mnch under the influence Of
latitude as the physical. Northern
members who talk very boldly at WASH
ingten, when protected from the popu-
lar storm by the executive umbrella.
shiyer Is they incur the increasing in.
tensity IL hustle opinion. and are glad
to shrink intosny qualification or expla:
nation Of their ubnoxious expressions.
Wehaye been struck with the unnecessa.
nv declarations Of that distinguished
ancient Pistpl"-Gen. cas,--apnn the
great sectional QUESTION which he has
discussed with 50 much approval at the
hands &c all friends Of the Union and
the rights Of the South. We copy and
adopt, fran the Richmond Wing, the
following article upnn this subject
Can il be possible that the Democracy
contemplate the old game Of roarine
loudly for the rights Of the South in
public stations. bal slipping the mask
and name aside Cor the purpose Of eS-
planning to their constituents that they
would not harm a hair Of their local
interests, and that they do not mean
what their declarations Import i
this whole Nebraska question. a scheme
to divide their opponents and secure
for themselves a perpetuity OF the
spoilsi We shall soon see.
" se :
From the Richmond Wing.
AS we have all along anticipated,
we already see signs Of craw6shiDg
among those Northern Democrats who
voted for the Nebraska bill. The here
of the braken sword has lately opened
his mouth, and spokena few words be
sides, Notwithstanding the :. noise and
confusion" that prevail about his ears
But General Cass. perceiying the dan
ger that surrounds him at home. has
had recource 60 his old tricks. with a
view to try 10 save himself with the
AbuIitiDnists. lie has delivered him-
self Of a speed, at Detroit. and while
protesting to defend The Nebraska bill,
takes occasion 10 deal some heay,
blows at slavery. lie is reported as
having declared that che thanked Gml
he lived in a free Siatc'-tlat "un-
perverted human feeling was opposed
to slayery"--that slavery wasa " social
and political evil"--and hnasts,l II his
badness in uttering similar sentiments
in the Senate OF the United States.
lie had gwen. he said. great displea-
sure to the South for expressing such
sentiments: but he meant. ncverthe-
less, to stick TO them under all circum.
stances" a
'Fhc Richmond Enquirer. also con-
demns Gen. t'ass in the most unquali-
fed manner far having uttered scnti.
ments 50 offensive to those very intc-
rests which he had protested to respect.
"If,r SAYS that paper, chs language
be correctly given in the report Of his
speech, he has severed the last cord
WHICH bound him to the Democracy Of
the South. IIencefnrth he must rank
with Benton and Van Baren, as onc
who has insuited our feelings and be-
trayed our confidence"
II is the fate Of the " Northern men
with Southern principles frequently
to come to just such 4 conclusion"
with their !" natural allies -
Raleiga Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

The Maine Eiectlons--completc re-
turns from this State show that MI. Morrill, fails
,lco votes short 81 an election BY the people.
The choice consequently falls upon the Legis-
laiure, but Morrill, win be elected.
Thomas ]. D. Fuller. Democrat, has been re-
elected member Of Congress from the 9Th dis
sric., and not Mr.. MilIikrn. az al fist reported,
Mr.. Fuller voted against the Nsbraska bill, and
is the only Democrat elected from that State,
Both Of his competitors were also anti-Nebrsska
men.
The Augusta Age, leading Democratic jour-
nal in Maine, mourning over the unfortunate
Nebraska movement. says: Many Democrats,
on account Of their opposition 10 tho Nebraska
bill. had made up their minds, in advance Of
the Congressional nominations, TO u:gnalize
their disapprobation Of the movement by voting
directly against the Democratic party in respee,
70 its whole ticket; and the Circumstance tina,
the candidate for this OF that post was known
anti-Nehraska man was no. sufficient to change
the determination Of many Of them, Or Inasori.
ally 10 check the general current"
The Age. BY comparison Of the vote for
members Of Congress in 1852 and 1854, shows
that tlore has bcena falling CT in the Deuccra-
tic vote Of over jffea heus0nd. and this not
wiihstand;ng the Democratic candidates in all
the districts but one rerudia,ed The Nebraska
act as . party test.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

Sale Of Town Lots. = The Lots be-
longing to the Town Of iIillsborough, laid ca
in portion Of the Town Commons, were sold
yesterday. Tho ten lots adjacent to the Rail
Road Station, less than an acre each, sold for
the aggregate sum Of s2,ai9. The Eve lots in
the northwest portion Of the town, an acre each.
sold for but slsi.5o. The purchasers wcro ci-
items Of the town.
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Our TABLE.


DIucksvsadss Magazine. for Sep
sxub<r. Ass been received Table Of contents:
@Ths iIsly Land = Bellerophon;F @sps-
rnlssions sm,ng the essn-Part Il" Mrs.
esowe's Bunny Memories + :. The cysssl Pa
laes !" .sThe e~cress oi Stoke Msnof-Psrt
WI" The Spanish Rsvolusien.v The re-
view Of Ma Stoves ae~ hoot, ' Sunny Me-
raohes.' Is vsry pleasantly writsen, and ~ er-
tieisns. though severe. arc apparently just.
Graham'x Magazine. for October,
shows no dininution ia the zesi Of it, Edittr
% cater COR tie amussmens aud instruction q
its hoss Of readers Isn TOO well known 70
nesd our commentator q the richness Of is
embellishments. Or excellence Of it, esnsribu-
i:oas.
Pufnasn's Magazine, fsr October,
has also bsen received. Until lie assault npcn
the institutions Of shs South which appeared in
the September number, We had been in the hs-
BIZ Of speaking 10 high terms Of The merits Of
tins magazine. Is il seemed 70 deserve, and we
are GLAD 70 perceive that the present nulnber
doss net contain repesiton Of that indisere-
ton. Is
4 s--~-~--..~~ - sss~~@-
The Prs Drs srAn, Published q Wsdesbo-
rough. hitherto Wing paper, hss.been sold %
Mr.. James T. Powell. Democrat, and will
henreforsA labor to support the Democratic par
ly.
4 -s--- --~>-> ----~--~
Tho aMast" In the West.-Ths
Springfield (illinois) Journal. mentions - an
e1sraotdinary fact. that though the dry eharac-
ter Of the season has cur short tho late crops.
there is most astonishing mssi--the oak trees
being loaded with scorns, yielding bushels 70
the tree, almost as valuable q corn foriaisenins
hogs. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

Dinner 10 Mr.. Kerr.--A Dinner was
given at Yanceyville on the 2sth ultimo. by the
citizens Of Caswell county without distinction
Of party. to the Hon. JoHS KEsR, az an exprcs.
sion Of their estimation of his private character,
and their appreciation Of the 6ielity, real and
patriotism which he displayed as ! Representa-
tive in Congress from the district. The Giro.
nicle giscs very glowing account Of the enter.
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llgArn or G. W. BAxTrg.-It is
with feelings Of regret that We an.
n"uncc the death d George W. Bax-
ter. ut Ruthertordton. We are in
siormed that he died at his residence last
Sunday morning. with fever.
Shelby Iafell gencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

We clip the following item from the Roanoke
Republican, not more for the information il con.
Tins than for the purpose Of showing OF. as ii
docs IN strong colors, mode Of speech which
has become common ii, modern paragraph writ
ing. The italics are oufs:.
= The Episcopal Church now being
built IN Halifax, is u, rapid STATE Of
complexion; aud when finished, will BE-
q good looking building. and will add
much 70 the beauty Of the .ryap,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

The Hon. IIoratio Seymour, tho present Co
vernon Of New York, has accepted the nomina-
ton for reelection 10 that Office rendered him
BY the "son' wing Of tho Democratic party.
The Temperance question will take psomi-
nant place in the canvass. Gov. Seymour We.
toed the cocrcise temperance hill ofthc last scs-
sion Of the Legislature as unconstitutional, and
as subyorsvo Of we'll settled principles Of juris-
prudence and the lava Of evidence, aid in ac-
ccpting tho nomination, he regards il as giving
to the electors Of tho State the opportunity Of
passing upon the question prcsenscd in that bill
and his message 10 Inc Legislature vetoing II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-11

Davidson C0stsgc.-Thc Rev. Samu.
81 Williamson, d. D., having resigned his po-
sition a. President Of Davidson College. the
Trustees have elected the Rev. ]. Adgor, D. D.,
Of South Carolina, to FIJI the vacancy.
The Trustees, at a previous meeting, elected
MI. Daniel Fishburn a. Professor Of Astrono-
my and Natural Philosophy. Civil Engineer
ing has boon added to the Mathematical de.
partnent,
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Episcopal bishops The Episcopal
Convention at New York, on the 29,h uitino.
after eight balot:nss, elected the Rev. Horatio
Potter. D. d. Of Albany, Provisional Bishop Of
tho Eastern Diocese Of New York, as successor
to Bishop Wainwright. recently deceased.
DR.. Potter, tho New York Post says. belongs
to what is commonly denominated the Low
Church party is a man Of unaffected piety. Of
austere but net repclling niannes, learned With
out as well a. within the sphere Of bis profess
sionai duty, and 10 beloved by all who know
him.
The Ray. Thomas NJ. Clarke, D. D.. Of Hart
ford, Con-, has been elected Bishop Of the Do
cese Of Rholc Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

ID o. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO
III. forses AZ, Ufday) ~ l0. o'siosh Al IS
kssssu street ave tesrs from iuissa r u KEnf viii
msst Of rossvssd nAhsrany furniture good qualify
which we'll worthy Of the attention Of heussksp
French sta brecatss and velvet plush aad
cloth naheKsny sofas tetss Votsire chairs sprns
ss psror do marbleiep centre pier and other cables
painted chamber furnurs in suit mshoEAny And walnut
bedsesds narbleAep dressing and other bureaux wash
toilet Rest hair mastrsssss csae seat chairs
once DO Mirrors looking glasses French ehi.a tea snt
secretaries exensos dining tables table outisfy aud AL
che us-al assortment housshold furniture Alss ~ ~
eeoek saperor paao tories Of cxesrea
soss ana 6n.h. and fay vArrsnss. Catalogues oa the
ma OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

M X. TAYLcR co, AUCTToHkaRs
w TAYLOR CO vili ell on rhus.tsy evening"
March 1884, commencing at ectoet At their a1cu
600 Broad wsy ave doors nssropoissn He,e
10 eloss estate By order Of the supsrior cou lot 81
oil psntngs By old also, lot 81 pctnrs
rsnss both ras Cd sad pnsidea Sale possivs sishO
4 sexva
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r coLroS: AyGrIoNhIR-LAReE SAL. OF

n COLfON AUCTIONElR-LARGE SALE OF
elegant housshola furniturs carpets, ooloths mir
rors Ac-F. Colton will sell this day Thursday March
O'Clock ~ tbs suction roon Nos ~ Beekman street
nd 80 ann street, large Asorsnsnt Of And sooond
satin and velvet rosewood marble top esese
rosewood and marble top centre sofa and aide oes black
wslnut extension abcs Rosewood and mahogany bureaus
guAtetses and corner stands mahogany and black anut
vanu, de- te.e atets 50 as BIums ingram and ply
carpets; VoltAe aAd chairs marble top washsand
mahogany wsrdrobs rocksr cottage and ped furn
sure suits hair leather bods curd
walnut bsdsteads,
couch btdsteads French plate mrroft mahogany oaas
slocts chevsl glasses eoc chairs tables. pixno
sseels, Ont al paintings &c All Of which will be sold with
eut reserve TO pay sdyanss Alto 80 900 HAva
&e., 10.
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u Il
III IRVING A CO kuetSaecrs, will sell at auotioa
Friday Earoh At 10 O'clock a. No. Cert Jones ftrest
Broadway the entire urnturo Of the above housc
consisting In furn Tapestry
ssrpet superb suit elegant cared <oed paor farni
coysrsd In crimson sa,ia brocatee; elegant suib do
--imson velvet French plate pier and man
wed rosevo etesere ps'e glss doors
- esssss -acstello and lace window
49, ssvood sev,n octave pinn- carved rosewood arm
and sewing oias, In sAtn brooA,ells ara ei'ssn'
kronxc an marble coeks maase etsgers ona
cu PariAn marble fg ires groups and vases De
Den Gins ornaments elegant carved marble TOP
pSer and centre IAbies FuraitursCsved
wood french bedsteadS marble TIP dressing buf,sd 90.
vashsAnds cabinets dressing bureauf Dc csbi
nets dress tables 49, 81 elegant oval mirrors
mahosan, bsdseass, Sfcssirg bur, au w.shstsnd ~sd
robes 40 Brussels carpets es.nt painted aad ensmeled
suit Of rosewood bedroom covered In brooaeo
heavy hair msttrsss feather beds, holsters ant pillows
blAHksts terpanes, Quilts and bed lin china toilet
sss, 10. Dining RoomHshosAny extension dining tables,
mahogany bookcase, ohArs maho lounges
chino dinner and Desert ets cutlery hesvy English cut
aved glars deosnter, gokets champ
tiivtr plated ea sas casters cake baskets &o
together WITH and oonpete 81 kitchen fur
niturc, pper ooohinE utensils, man sles, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

u1NRY ii. LEEDS, AUCTIoHEER H, USEHoLy
II furniture Henry II Leeds will sol 81 public
auction on Thursday, March 2 st o1 O'Clock, 81 No.
Warrcn street. hou ehod furniture being The entire
su,s contained In ssd heuse consisting Of Brussels
Wilton c,rpss pier glasses cys hanging d. mAhossuy
and paror chairs rich china book lace ourtA
Aeles marble tops grand action pAnoorte In black
walnut case; one seraphins 40. Bedrooms sd
Iahogafy beesead, dressing bureaus wAshnAnds hale
eieth and cottage chairs three iy carpets beds
ssses, bedding window cursans sofss, chiaA glass
md Kitchen with which the sale will COR nenoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

TOsEPH HRGENAN, AUCTI0NRBR-oN FRIDAY
81 March g. a. 10 O'Clock, A. M the premises Of
Bennett a. ths junston Of Atlashc street ana Ysbush
read Brooklyn, vl be sold horses And harness
me celebrated pacing Jenny Lind one Jackson ee
hind In doubls and single harness. and fast Alb
aaah en at esss road horse sound and Nina
harness family carriage ere roekaway vAsen I've
HIGHT three light harness. two sets double hAr
ness All prime order one spribG oarA oas fanniae mill
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q @ HORTON. AUCIIoNEER, WILL SILL rals
". dsy ~ 10Y oclos 81 No Is SIKH avenue splsn did
nssdlesoIk dresses hats and eloaks for children idy
robes costume one counter feet long all removed
bedding carpets, mating, stoves paintings mirrors
frou he'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

John fIsHBLATT, ACCOMPLISHING TURNI
- ture sAe-J FnAblaN having recovered from bis lAss
lndl pcson respectfully reminds friends asA the rsb
lie that he asJ 70 nnasrsats and sive his A,sn
Mon 70 fass OF hcuseho funitrre the residences Of
families, snd real ESTATE the hsrehsa RxhAngs stocks
and msrchandise 40 All orders will be attended " with
and despatch charges most
JOHN FIsHBLATf, AuoMonesr, IS Chamber ssresA
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HENRY II. IIEDs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II tuni,urc.nea ry H Lead. Co will sell Al au,,ios
gsreet between Henry aud Citation short distance
nom Atlantic street iery Broot tie furnu contained
IN said house. consisting Of irain carpets le bedtAs
nahegAny sofas chairs vardrotes beck essss tbcs rock
- lounges mirrors uuga bedstsais toilet tables wash
sands toilet fets bets ttcsses pillows aad bosters
enc fine Knsish clock ard case Aeo the kitchen
furniture, with which the sale win commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

NICoLAY, AUCrIONEER-A. II NICoLAY
A. Co. Will sell ~ friday and saturday, March
land ~ the Academy OF Design 663 Broad ay at sev
o'clock n, ,plensa collection o. modern and aaoisnt
tsis country and PAL ted for the Crystal
lace exhibition Among thoa will DO found Aoun,aia
Landscape by Stephap Landscapes by Kotsh Van Noel
schieber schulsr a. Interior Of tie ithears
n eeville by Gale Church at Bergso, by Kenze
yandyke, Portrait OF his Wife and Child County, Gi by
Hs the Fair Bride by the artist 81 LorenEo urch
~ Nuremberg Hxacf; Flower and Fruit es De
Hem L,nd,ospes by n, KeI e shay.o Wilson, Dsaby and
ether eminent artists several beautiful cattle pesas
b. R9bt Aadonns, after huo, by YoSel Landscape BY
fempts very splendid head BY spignoiete in oerh
splentid Dutch anterior with fgues By feners
beautiful cabinet pictures landscapes figures Moonlight
marine 10 Also come exqust by elaborate paiatags
and Lain of tho Belgian
The paintings view mornirg and evening" uul
the ofta free o. charge C,Snoisse wi IN u,a
10 admire In the olleoon which will DO sold without
serve absolutely. Catalogues now re.dy
A. g. RIcOCAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Late chief statesmen Of A. II. Leeds 4 Co
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i1VERTSEMCyTS RENEWED EVERY 1iY


UCTIOR.-PUBIIJ ADai Efss a rOH's SALA ~
~ sFo sb0raaad brshe.s ~ plsrei ossssrs noi,hst.
70 tae sa;e John bar.cn Sacese0 - thsY ~, ~ 80
nrrshsflf side Pelham Bay hf ME oeieS a1e
Tbs sbevs oysters ~ be sold - tho pa6na rouse u
" Alie. City leland. on IresasY ssro, a. -
Il TsSsss lGsh ~. ~ =. - %
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uRNRY n LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-ELEGANr SALE
III al Fnrniturn. rioheat

HRNRT LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING sALs
HI Of Household Furniture, Of the rchett description
Hearty new-Benry II. Leeds Co. will sell al suction
Az March ~ l0 o'clock ~ No IS East Twenty M I'd
street Fourth All the furniture in the absvs
house nearly richest dsscrp the perry o.
temAn declining hou ekeeping consisting Of rich velvet
ssxpe beautifully carved pArior suites covered
cea gsld tk brseatsle. pier gases In rich frames,
rich aed With al and heavy thssels and tr
mrgs otses ard sk lace under eur,aias Psrlor farn
enr fas tfvans Aed pillows, richly trimmed
sfsir snd sewisr do. blue and geie sk sroeAtele
keAutful eelersa rosewood piAnofor made hy Duso,
Warrebe Back paror-R orange slk windew curtains
and tasls lace under do, sofas ohars 40 covered =
silk brocatss rosewood etegre, fns colec OF
ocssy ti by LsvIor finge nssle Hbau
copper, Jthu Both snd others Also several pieces OF
bronses pisces OF real abie
inS Psyshe Ae ,s,vnsion eisns table asser,cnt Of
rich glsts, china 10 Bedroom furniture mahogany
Preach bedsseads ohairf dressing baresus marble
cabinet Do inxraa and Brussels carpets rAstrs &C. pa
iasses oreeksry and other good bedroom furniture
ceum an oes pith kitehen furniture
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WIN Writers, ACcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON SAT
w uroay, March a,O< O'Clock 1T 1877 Canal street,
quantity of Household fu niturs eiessns tapestry and
three ply carpets Irer oh plato pr glssss chamber and
tol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

UCFIuk NOTICE SAMUEL oSGooD.A U9TIoNkER,
will cell - his Stores 81 NASSAU street Satur lay.
March 0s An AZ sssorsmelt OF household uraiture
ccmprEipx lor ard chsmber suit sGrs dressing
rsaus rocking and other ehaifs; dining tables. bed
steads asses, psasses centre tables essg.ries
euohe couch teds bookcases Ao also, wv, rose ssod
MAJ 10 foftee, plated ware, fancy goods. &c,. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

no NILLrNBRs AND COUNTRY xuRcHAHrs.-KH
! EkwMAn has nev r.ssy for tasps.sisn - he nsy
store No 7@ Broadway most dss'rabls assers1sat ~
drss and ss Aaa head ass The aass knds %
tartslAA aad sshx nsusninE collars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

CHKRIFF'S SALE OF HORSES AND CARTs-D. D.
y NASH, Aaotioneer will soil by virtue OF execu on
in iron, oisbe sales soem No SO Broadway on saturday
kind rk aad four sets OF cart harness Tho
properly viii DO for examination 81 IL o'clock the
day of ssl0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

ALBERT II. NlCoLAY, AUCTIONEKR STOCKS AND
"a bonds AZ aueton.-ALBERr II. NIC0LAY will sell
His cay March 2 At lch oclocS, NJ tho Asrohsnsy Ex
ahanse TOR account u whom 10 $50 900
81 ihe PARKER Vein Steamship Com pany dAsed 2ath
sober 1858 and able 10 Ave from that date
iAteress semi 1aiiy ~ the
81 00 each. $4,000 Chis,so and Missis pp
second seat pyrtbls boats payable
lSs Jar 1874. ntsest able semi lily, 81
each coo iohissn Seuthrn Esiroad bonds
Maroh 1888 interest coupons able semi annually
Msroh and LIST septeu Der, 81 00 each; $40 hichg IN
eouiherp Railroad cent nds payable
1865 secured BY first mortgage tho Jackson
Ahe road n.ertt payable in New York l February
August 900 easn so COO Chsaso and Mississippi R,roai
erst mortFase convertible bonds payable
Oetober 1867 interest able 81 the Metropolitan Bank
lst April and t October 81 900 cash So 00J Toe
walk and eveland Railroad hrst ger
bonds payable Isl September 1868 int Payable semi
annually ~ The once OF the Ohio Life and Trust
Compay 10 New lor1, 81 y e,oh 50 900 Buf,r md New
York Clay Riroad hrtt mortg seven cent bonds
payable lat kovemb 1860 interest payable sem annually
N New York 900 each 100 shares Butts and New YORK
CITY Esi,road $50 each 10 do csnand,su. and Nsssa
each; 80 90 Suffolk B,nt $50 soh; g do Rugsrs Fire In
Oe%piny so; so do Staten Island soap Company $40
q per css. hi. s.S I'D the balance tomorrow
psEoh,ssr II r. h,ids regular s.les Of s.ooi bonds.
q the hsiehsn.s k1chs A private ssls
stocks once No. Broad street, next 70 Of WALL
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eS uflO TO $1,000 worth or DRY GOODS IN
sO.OUO exohars for real esate IAnhatstn ltlsrd
.reierred with little incumtraIoe. address Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

UCTIoS NOTICE -THOs BELL AUCrIONEEa-
"A By W. Inrahsm This day, Al l0h O'Clock. will be
continued the sale Of good fur nure also
VIE furpure Of French boarding houss-Beds bedding
looking glasses chairs 10 twenty cots and
forte marble top furniu oy ser ref
anna. In f.'s~'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

A UCrIoN sALE-rHB CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging to tho city
sundry los AID buildings win be leased his pablo
anetion, on Tuesday april l. 1854 Al IL oolooE the
CITY HAIL for tee term Il i've fom the drs dAy Of
nay next n Exists OF the property 10 be leased
tathpg Also the terms and conditions Of SALE be
t.aned on application ~ tine Comptroers Ooe Hal
JACOB A. wgsrLRvRLT, Mayor,
II. X. 9ILLoU, Recorder
A. Q. fLAG0, Comptroller,
y. w. EDH0NDS On an eriain,
wv CHAUN EY Chr. Con- b. Alb,
WIN ~ VkRaILYE, Oh r. Com BID. Coun'n
CCmmi.s ioners Of sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York Fob. 23 1854.