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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

Office is hereby given That the subscriber has been du
~ " appointed Admusratrx OF the Estate Of David Gre
sey late OF Westpor The County Of Lincoln deceased
has taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds tn,
law directs And all persons having demands upon The
estate the said deceased required TO exhibit the
and all persons indebted the said called upOr
to make payment to MARTHA J. CRESEY,
Nov. Z 1883 3m22 or, j. SEwALI, her attorney.
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REMOVAL.

iE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his friends
that, owing the steady increase Of his business for
the last five years. he has taken the spacious
corner recently occupied by Field Reed two doors north
Of his old stand where he hopes by selling good arcs
fair prices, his business may still continue increase
Purchasers are invited to calthey will find the
ment good and prices reasonable. j. w. ROBERTS. K
Bath Nov. j, 1858.
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THE subscriber viii keep constantly on hand, fol
L sale Blasting and Sporting Powder, by The keg
also Safety Fuse. Nj. BOVEY.
Opposite Elliot House Block, Front 81.
Bath, April IL. tH4
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford, bbls Bleached
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bleached spring Wnae
Oil: boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamanilne, DO;
TOBACCO-Feaiherstone Wood gale, ana rohar"
brands For sale by ID. x L. PATTEN.a
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One diseased sheep win spoil flock and
one non-paying patron of newspaper eats
up the profits Of dozen paying ones.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and Shells; Cream Of TaraPp
~ Ginger, Pepper and general assortment q Spla-
es, fresh from the Lynn Mills; Mustard PePPe rsaeee
Keichups and Pickles Raisins IN boxes ana hau 90
Stewart and Ea 81 Boston refined white ana yeilow,
Sugars aud Syrups Soap in boxes also starch i'm dc
Boston and Portland @ round Rock Salt dried codRsh
and herring, for sale by ~ y 4. fATTEN.
Nav 4, 1853. 40
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Plaid Thibets
Ironing made Easv,

DY the of the Patent SelfHeating Smoothing Iron
Id with saving of patience discomfort and fuel result
long sought for by various Inventions but found till
1t needs but trial to satisfy the sceptica
For sale by III. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
~ A liberal discount made to the trade.
Bath, June IL. 81 Front St. foot Of Elm.
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r.he mouth oe the Kennebec River, green WHERRY,
isS liners Compass and other articles aboard Of
her The owner can have the by proving property
and having charges on application 70 RICHARD SPIN
NEY, whe may be found at Joseph O, Hunts, Bath:
Dec II 1853 Sw%e
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Gents Thick and Calf BOOtS.
n sale by w Roi,ERTs
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1883
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''hn subscriber has just returned from Boston with
STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, for the fall trade.
rurchasers are respectfully invited TO call and examine
his Stock and learn the prices
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1885, j. w ROBERTS.
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CONSU M PTION!

THE above Expectorant AIRED by experienced Ply
sician and Chemist, has now become standard Pre-
pardton, and offered for the complete Of those dis
eases of the THROAT and LUNGS, which, neglected,
usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. IL contains
no Opium, Cd'onek any mineral whatever but is COM
posed entirely Of those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable Sub
stances which have specific influence upon the Lungs and
their connected organs Its immediate effect is to alay all
rritaon and gently remove the phegm and other morbid
secretons from the throat and Arpassae thus relieving
the Cough, by subuing the inflammation and other
which give rise to it, 1t approved OF and recommended
with perfect safety TO the youngest child the most deli
cate female.
Prepared by A. L. SC0VILL CO., Gothic Hall, No.
BIG Broadway, New-York
New England Depot-BURR PERRY, No Cornhill,
Boston, Mass
Sold in Bath by A. c. PAGE; Topsham, +. T. Ltefeld;
Brunswick VIM. Baker; Wiscasset, Il. Dana; Damars-
GOTTA r. Dana, Jr Bowionham g. +. Tuker Lisbon Fac
tory, j. G. Tebbitt. 6m25
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House Papers and Borders.

A LARG r. and we'll selected stock Of Hnnse Papers
II Borders, Fire Beard Patterns. Window Shades
and ri xlurcs, tor sale al low prices by
40 SAWYER 4 IAGOUN, BookS-AsTs.
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For the HOLIDAYS,

A LARGE Invoice Toys and Fancy Articles OF all kinds
suitable for Christmas and New Years Presents
Tor sale, wholesale and retail, by T. GILMAN.
Bath, Dec. 30. NJ
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A MOLE TiES-Misses' aud Chldrens'-for sale by
a July 70. L. 8. FISHER.
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NOW opening one Plaid M. de Laines, some new
lN patterns, and very beautiful. Please examine
Dec II OWEN & CO.
aM 27
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PREPARED by
G.. MORSE 4 CO..

No. Broadway, New York,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout other
countries.
BURR PERRY, No. CornhilI, Boston, General Agents
for New England to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath, by A. G.. Page Brunswick VIM Baker,
r. T. Gatchel Topsham, T. Z. Littlefed; Richmond g..
H. Thomas; Wiscasset E. Dana Damariscotta f. Dana Jr
Waldoboro J. 7. Dana and by Druggists generally, 1y3
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More Remnants,
Plaid WI. de Laines.

OPENING this morning, 2 more Plaid NJ. dc
~ LANES in remnants. OWEN d. co.
. Dec, ~
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Mems Rubber Goats
)R sale by L. 8. FISHER.
Nav
Fruit.
Commissioners Notice.

HHEsTNCTs, English walnuis, Figs Ounces, Cranber
~ ries Raisins, Sweet Potatoes, &C., &c for sale by
Nov. TO- 1853 A. T.. ROBINSON,
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

0F superior quality expressly fitted for burning COAL tho
" equally well adapted to wood also furnished with
style of which passes off into the stove all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please call and examine,
at III. L. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block.
August 2.
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Cumberland Coal.
Hardware, Glass, Cutlery, &c.

tNHE subscriber would inform the citizens or Bath
and vicinity that Ne has taken the store recently
occupied by Kendall, Richardson " Co.. where No
offers good assortment of Hardware, House Furnish
ing and Finishing Goods. Also large assortment
Of Carpenters TooG The patronage or the public I'm
solicited. HENRY M. BOVEK,
ApFil1l Mt Front DO, Bath,
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MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE,
nv STOCK OEEINES

DELEG WADSWORTH will effect Marine Risks OF all
descriptions at current rates, for the Roger Will
lianas and Merchants Insurance COmpa-
mics, Providence, l. and Old Colony Company,
Plymouth, Mass.
Also insurance against loss damage by fire, by the
above, and by the Hartford Insurance COmpn-
my, Hartford, Conn.
Dwelling houses under the favorable circumstan-
ces taken per cent for the term Of five years. by the
Hartford Company.
LIFE INSURANCE,
On home and California Risks, taken the lowest rates,
by responsible offices.
Apply to the Agent the Lincoln Insurance Office
his dwelling house, few steps east of the Sagadahock
House. +l#l 1y22*
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ALL DISEASES
BE it understood

that are caused by deficient amount Of NERVOUS
Id are greatly relieved, II not permanently cured
ply wearing the chains for few hours each day.
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Thorough and rigid trial,

by the first medical in Paris they found pos
strange and marvellous in relieving PAIN wher
ever applied and by influence introduced into
the hospitals Of that city, and also secured by letters patent
by the French Government.
They introduced in almost every Hospital in Eng
land Germany, AUSTRIA Belgium and patented in those
countries, where they have become the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

pAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES large and well
selected assortment. Please call and examine.
BAN, June4 8. w. HEATH a. co stiff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05

Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs, &c.,
DES'r assortment in Bath al
ID Sept2S. II. II. G MARSTONiS
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Polishing Irons,
Flour, MOIaSSeS,

F the best quality just received Also Sad Irons and
" Patent Self-heatng Smoothing Irons, by
Oct. H. III. L. CHAMBERLAIN
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All Diseases ofsea-farlng Men,

ScURvY and many Others and is certain preventive Of
all FEvERs and EPIDEMCS to which they often
posed 1t is pleasant take and safe in all cases; acting
in harmony with the laws Of nature it never njures but
always benefits and cures thousands who have used
with success unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abundantly testify.
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I EMON, Vanilla Rose, and Nutmeg, for sale by
~ Bath, June 20. M. II. GANNETT
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PuIycrmacher's Electric Chains,

And to prove this assertion defy any person to produce
many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES Of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients may be
found in pamphlet of So pages be had (ras) of the
agent in this city.
The Electric Chains first introduced in France in
1850. and after being subjected to the most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

! oSlON CUFFEE HOUSE,, LuDsATE HILL LUNDoS.
Edward Ellis hitherto associated with his father,
that after months occupation Of the above named
botel he has effected such substantial alterations and
improvements in the gener construction Of the house
~ he feels assured specially demanded at the
time, and which, with attention 70 business, he hopes
VIII enttle the London Coffee House TO its pristine wide
spread reputation The capabilities Of the Loudon Coffee
House In point Of space well it's of stu
alton and quietness Of accommodation have been known
and handsome smoking room.
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OHERIFF's sALE-oN THURSDAY, August TO- 1884,
- at 10 O'Clock A. M at l74 West thirty sixth street
in the bueipg known TIE Empire sty sash and
Blind Factory lot OF machinery 90 sstiIg OF bser,
shsfting, pulley wheels, belt ng sa"s, 49,
CHEIIFF'S sAIE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL. Exc
- cutions will sell at public auction at thu Battery
Hotel Battery place and Green sich street. on Friday
August H. 1885, ut l0oclock b., large sssortm at
Of household and kitchen furniture Ing of sofas
ch airs tables, beds, &c; cooking range utensils &c
Also the stock anc fixtures Of the hsrroom.
JOHN ORSER, Sheriff.
N. g. snAH, Deputy Sheriff
VIZ s. MuLER, AUCTONEER BY H0UGHrOR AND
w MEILER, this day, THURSDAY, AT l0h O'Clock,
ut 1l3 Nassau street, very large and beautiful assor
nent Of cabinet furniture, wood plan fores ele
gantly ted oval French plate mirrors exteason
tables, silver plated tea and coffee SETS paintings
So The furniture consists In part follows Rsse-
wood bureaus, bsdsteads and washstsnds, rich hail
stands, etegerss in resswoed, mahogany and ost ma
hogany bookcases and secretaries rosewood par
lor furniture SUITE covered in French and hair
cloth; extension dining tables In mahogany oak
hcgany French and Gothic bsdsteads hair mattresses
and palliasses mahogany walnut and wood spring
seA4 parl0r chairs work tables, rosewood marble top
pier ana side tables, stands So Also invoice
Of oil paintings, together with good assortment Of
silver plated ware Also two rosewood pianofortes Of
good tone and finish, Of which cost $780, made BY
W. Undenan Son, fully warranted.
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IN s. BOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10

N 9. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
liz housekespers -Gresto sale Of mahogany and
rosewood furniture tomorrow at 1ox O'Clock, A. NJ at
No. % Warren street. comprising wood piano FORTE
octave, made by Trainer, and warranted also made
By Chickering, with . lot Of maic: Rosewood corner
and side ete9eree marble tops and glass plate doors
back Suits Of rosewood furniture consisting Of SOFAS
tste easy sewing and paror chairs: all made 70
order the covering and crimson, and crimson and
gold French brocatele also one large heavily carved
suit in crimson India SILK, very highly finished Velvet
Brussels and ingram floor and stair ctrpeting; also all
the English olcle tbs few we'll executed landscapes
and fruit pieces: mantel decoraions massive bronze
1ock, decorated China vases, and coored BAeman cut
glass ware atchbox.s, SC Rosewood centre, side and
fancy tables Handsomely carved Large and comforta-
bic easy chairs choice ladies' receptions chsrs. Gas
oh andelisrs and fixtures Largo and richly framed
French oval mirror, highly ornsmeotcd also mahogany
and cane seat sofas, chairs and rockers. Handsome
rosewood, mahogany and maple bsdsreads, with mat
paasses and fea her beds fit French quilts
sDgTavngs mahogany bureaus and stands also wood
marble top dressing bureaus and washsands with China
toilet Extension aid dining tables cr0ckery vo
ny kIiv and silver forks silver tea set two China SO
pieces cut tumhers &C. with all the usual coutents Of
well Furnished house. hut too long t. eaumerae. The
Sals will take place without regard to weather.
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CPALDJNG ROGERS TWO CIRCUsEs, COMBINING,
- In one monster concern, their Floating Palace Cir
Gus, from their celebrated Palatal Aquatic Amphi-
theatre on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers prsrg
New Orleans, st. Louis L0uisvle and CincInn4 stars
who have never before appeared Nortn and their North
American Circus % popularity known in the New Eng
lished favoiiiss Of the New Yo and Phla6 phia Am
pbtheatres, are now tour through New York, New
Jersey elaware, Mary ans virg Ia with the two
companies in friendly strife daily In the ring in
the presence Of the audiences with sets Of perform
ers, two sets of clowns Eve clowns ia ring
Of ring horses complete dramatic corps tho thrilling
spectacle Of PUTNAM every night, Trick Pantomiue
every afternoon, Ned Kendall the magic bugler Ken
dals Brass Band Choate's String Band grand riuu-
pha procession at every place Of exhibition u BanS
IN the Floral Cur Of Satuettes drawn by forty horses
driven ~ one man. and everything 10 and about the
scale will be exhibited with only rs cents Submission
to the double performance afternoon and nigat at
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s4lIRFaEo.

f5vOR SAVANNAH and fl0RIps-rSfrTD STATES
II nsii sae --ifs psw sBa stsanetd stsAtnsb,n rTn
@iA, CsFt. :. MnnaAuu, WI laaye a. sttaeisy
August -, A. clnot y ~ froso haT nier NJ S1rsh
rter Afpy 70 s&Mul2.S 1rrCHuI. IA By9s8wsy
Ihfougs tcscis fl,1a New YorF N Jscesoav.lls KJi
fastss, sa5 The hDsusa Gait Thomas con sii
1900 30 az cp ssturdsy, AOeast 10.
t'Ok VIRGINIA., CAROLINA, cFORGIA. Sc-ruE n
4 Fmsl stesuship JAMEsgOwN, Cayendy win
fRve ter No IL, North kiyer, Saturday afternoon
@ag ~, ~ ocioek for Norfolk Petersburg and Reh.
"oia lime 20 hoffos, about twaety foar hours Pas.
nters striving there take the eabonrd aud Roa-
nose cnd Wilmington AMI Manchester Railroads to
1Ens'e, Atlania Charleston &c Passage ARD fare 10
N'titiA - r fettr eiurg and Rehm nd so s.eeraae
bali price Tor freight arpy bonsa ami Tor passage
70 lUbLAM Z PLEASANrS, 30 Broad way.
G.iC0r WILLIAM HULsT F0R sAIE--sHE IS IN.
irely new, fted Up IN the best msnner and carries
iorJ tons VIA launched 10 July. 1854, AMI has light
asi OF water TIE above sloop viii be soli 81 auction
on nesday, August Is, at O'Clock r. N att r. KLAIs
40 . slsp c1andery, Last and pVlApcey sts,
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=. - 90
1NAYEIJsyF,s, aUIzpx.

T. - "
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RurcOAD TO PHI. arYa,
~ phs, from Pier No North river two husa
usiy, ~ A. d. and 2 Il. N. The incoming line al z A.
NJ By steamboat John Po ter, TO South fnboy; thrnz
~ cars :, ray places y Philadelphia Fars-s -~ssnA
cas ~ 10 ExpIesa hDV at2 r. ~, By John Pottxs ~
ampyi theDee duetf 10 Camden By cara through In
i've houfs. tsr-, 49, VA accommodation sss sr-i-
grant ine Al Pm farc, ~ co, easrant lire at Ps
,srs, 81 10.
nAY BOAT FOR AIBAEY AND TfIE rNNhTz
~ dIste isniings - are dollar kes.s seryvs -
tosrd. The well known AMI fayorite s'eamer Gt9ssH
WASHINGTON, Captain v 0Seii, viii leave New Ycrs
from loot OF jay street oycry Tuesday Tnsrgnsy
iurcay At O'Clock a. ~ returning leave Albany sy.sy
Monday, "Wednesday ami Frissy.
n Ew YORK TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS DTsECc
~ by rallroed via Springaeld Bellows Falls, wiod-
for, Whte River and Wells River 70 Ltoton, base u
The Mountains ara via Montpelier, Burlingtos, So
Adams ana kouscs Point 20 Montreal and 0gisnsburg.
Ticket oBces New Haven Railroad, BoadsaF saA
Canal street and OF Twenty sixth street ssd
Fourth averno. Express trains-8 a, N andAP. A.
Baggage checked through. FRANCIS HYDE Aseat, lsl
South street, NJ X.
NTEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND TIE sou 81
IN ard west via -ow Jersey Raroad II asse Ssaar~
mail aud express lines New York. foot Of CortAu
street At And 10 O'Clock A. a., and az AMI p NJ
Through ~ four hours. Fare--s2 &c 10 T. az .s Az
end ST n g. 10 and Tho Now Jersey accom- m ,fhss
line lsres 81 " NJ, At 81 otoppug At all war stasu~
Through tickets told for Cncisoad lat slS) asA shs
West, ami for baltimore, Washington, NorfcS Ao eua
through baggage chscks1 70 washngtoa IN aaa % -
H. aad or. y HAinA
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a UIiTAY 5 Reef THEATRE. BALTiN0IsE. =
IL The Ladies' and gentlemen forming the com oany Of
the above named ossabishment arc requested to a.
s+mble in the Green Room ON Thursday, August TO- At
~ o'clock A. NJ, preparatory to the opening of the
Theatre on Mono ~, kugust II.
hARl.ES N, WALCOT Sole Manager.
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SAL ss az AoOrsOs


A LBERT Il. NiC0LAY, AUCrINEER STOCKS AND
IA bonds At auction ALBERT H. NlC0LAY will sell,
This day August 10th, 1854 l2k O'CLOCK at the Mer
chants Exchange for of whom It may coacern
20 oO0 Cleveland and Ptsbarg Railroad per cent
versie income bonds, payable ssmi annually in New
York, 10; April and LIST October 900 each; s. 00s
Aaysvs and Lexington Railroad sscond mortgage per
cent convertible bonds interest payable LIST February and
LIST August 81 600 each S25 600 Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad second mortgage cent convertible bouds In
terest payable LIST January and ls July 81 900 each
$l0,oo Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad first
mergsge per cent convertible bonds interest psyaoe
1st 1pl and LIST October 81 900 each 20 shares Des.
ware Lacka ana Western Railroad $50 each; 20
aberss Ohts Life Insursaes and Trus; Company, slco
zach; 70 shares Phoenix Fire IosaTance Company OF
bFeeyn, 80 each 48 shares Rutgers Fire Insurance
Company rs each 87S ahsrss Fraccis Metallic Life Boat
Corpsratsat 80 each; 100 shares Ocean steam Coal
Company q Ansghany county MARYLAND 500 each; 500
shares 0asssx rsn Company Of Stanhops New Jersey,
Sl2 80 ssch shares New York Acsdsmy Of Music, 500
each Terms Of sale, ton per this day. and the
Balance te-nsrrow. The accrued interest on all the
bonds Va 30 chaEgsd to the purchaser Also ia shares
uhse and STATE Line Railroad $780, deliverable the
gst q sssteaber Ten psr can't BE- paid this day and
the balance the delivery q tbs stock, with per cent
Interest h n holds regular sale: q stocks, bonds
and ethse securities, every Monday and Thursday at the
Nerchant' Exchange. At private SALE great variety
Of 6xst cass railroad bonds bank insurance. and other
stocu. once Ne Broad street. next to corner Of Wall
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NILES b BAeISy. Attorneys for Mortgage.

TTENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER H. H. LEEDS &
III Co. will sell 1T auction, Ihursday, August TO-
ii o'clock Prospect Hl Brookl the old road
to F1Atbusbthe Fathusu stages the house
cry five order Of asDees Of the late John
J. Davis the fine dairy Of IL mich cows, with all the
appurteDances Of milk dairy also splendid yoke Of
oxeD In the very best order condition fine gray
horses, heers, 10 sows and pigs, wagons &c.
also. lot Of household furniture, &C. The VIII lie
of the above is worthy the attention Of mkmen,
farmers and others there is also large lot of
70 DO dis osed Of on the premises
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IN 8. HOUGH, AUCHONEER--AUCTTON NOTICE =
IL. Mortgage sa]s.-E'egant household goods.-By

IN 8. HOUGH, AUCHONEER.-aUCTION NOTICE =
L.. Mortgage sa)e.-E,egant household g,ods.-By
order Of the gagec shall expose for sale this day
at 1O A. M all the valuable and fashionable contents
Of house No. ia west street. seven doors
from Seventh avenue, consisting Of rosewood suits OF
furniture covered in the mos, tasteful and costly styles
Of in ported brocsdss and satin damasks rosewood
betcp tables OF various styles and patterns mahog
do, osswood work tables etegerc corner cupooards
splendid tapestry carpetng velvet rugs and mats also
an excellent pisnoforte with Colem aus Hoan attach
ment cost 1876 rosewood bookcase combining library
and secretary handsomely embroidered acc aud muslin
curtans rosewood easy, yotre and invalid chairs also
pssor reception and wing do covered in costly mate
rails. II disposed Of at private SALE number Of
very excellent oil paintings embracing NATIONAL end his
torssi scenes landscapes and marine views portraits Of
eminent men, &c very dne selection of en,oellsh.
meDta euch China and PArisn statuary,
motto cups figures, statues shells Jewel cases, &C. In
ion with the above, chamber, dining and
ba ment furniture consisting Of the costest styles Of
modern and antique be iseas Of rosewood and mahoga
ny; aso marble top dressing bureau ~ashsands Brus
sells carpets spring seat chairs hair cloth sofas and sofa
beds, rockers, hair mattresses, arst quality Mar
settles quilts beds and bedding, pillows &c Walnut and
other tables china elmer and sets aso silver do
with casters spo ops FORKS ldies, coffee urn &s, all
engraved match glass decsntcs tumblers, Bohe-
ware, wincs mats napkins, dfnins chairs &c The
sale Ia positive Parties will make 5eppsit and every
facility will be given to remove their goods.
d. I. HoUGH, Auctloueer
EnEs BAeIEY, Attorneys for Mortgage.
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DARNUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM. - REVIVAL or
ID tho great moral drama Of THE OLD BREWERY,
most respectable citizens; the African untsd twins
Two healthy cbndreE completely joined at the back;
the living Rhinocsros, &c. to be Thursday Aug Id
--Aft@rnoon, At y, the new comic drama from VII.
LACE IT, COJRT In the evening 1T 4 O'Clock The
neral drama Il THE OLD BREWERY. Ambulance, Is
csats Children under tea lax osass first balcony and
pArvust I'm cent extra
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A SSIGEEE'S SALE, AT NEwrOwN L. l., BY
"A SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctionser, "a Nassau street.
At the village Of Newtown l. l. the shell road, from
wnham.bug about sou yards FROM the ,pins place
Of the Flushing Railroad, Friday, August H. ct
O'Clock A. H., win be sold the whole Of the household
furniture, together with the farming stock horses
eariages &c. Likewise pair of horses; trot the
mile Lees than three minutes In double harness;
blooded marc and 6liy also the house and fourteen
acres Of ground; the Hhoe Of which will be sold posi-
lively without reserve order of the assignees Cata
lDgues will be ready at the oce 81 the auctonesr the
day previous to the snle The Flushing Railroad steam
boat leaves Fulton Market sp for Hunters Point and
~ railresd hence to Newtown, at Q, 8 and 10 A. NJ
Stages Leave Williamsburg ferry every twenty minutes