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have ALWAYS on hand full assortment cf GRO
CERIES. PROVISIONS, and other Goods suitable for
the Fall and Winter Trade and which offer for c ash
or in exchange for Produce of almost any kind.
have now in Store-Flour. Neal. Corn. Rice. Bacon
Lard. Butter. Cheese. Crackers. Salt. white Clarified
and Brown Sugars Rio and Java Coffee Tea Molasses.
Vinegar. Fish. Cigars. Tobacco Snuff Candles. Soap
Starch Spices Candies. Pepper. Buckets. Brooms.
wrought and cut Nails. Powder Shot Percussion Caps.
and good assortment of Dye Stufs; with many other
things in the Grocer? line.
Also good assortment Of Dry Goods. Boots and
Shoes Negro Blankets and korsoya and good assort-
ment of Ready made Clothing. Call and buy cheap
W. II. CARVER
October 80, 1853 7f:,-6n
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We once knew minister who, in describino.
a christians character, and the. circumspection
of his walk, said the way TO heaven required as
much care as it did for a cat to walk on a wall
covered with broken bottles without getting
her paws cut. 1t is something with an editor.
He may exercise as much watchfulness as he
possibly can and still there will be some to COM
plain Of his conduct. Piper
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Al. HsHl,HJGfa,
Architect and Builder, Fa,ctse,iIlr. y, G.,

Respectfully informs the public that lie is prepared
70 execute PLANS Of every de*crirton-such State
and Court Houses Prisons. Sc slso. Churches. Cot
tases and other pnbc and private eilticcs: Bridges
Roofs. &c. &c. all with Specifications ad Contracts
made for the He will also snpcrintcnd ali kinds
Of work
Orders will receive prompt attention, anl! Plans
rasyn and sent 10 any part Of the country at short
notice.
Oct. Is 1853. 1y-pl
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MDR 7rlE:I GAlROLllNulAN.
FAYETTE VILE, N. C.

YrRDER.-We learn that murder was coni-
ni4eI in Stokes county, about three miles
EaFt Of Germanton, on Saturday last. 1t ap-
pefrs that a number of neighhors had assembled
alta house raising, among them Reuben Samuel
and Reuben Southern and that after supper,
Southern started home, when Samuel followed
him, and deliberately struck him the head
wit . mailet; hreaking his skull. Southern
III nc.xs- srrsir<~S.ea
ud not as yet been apprciended.- Snlen
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SPRING GOODS, 1854.

We are receiving. and by the 10Th inst. EXPECT
o have in store. our entire Stock OF
SEASON ABLE GOODS
Embracing great variety of
European and Domestic Dry Goods;
Silk, kossuth and Summer Hats,
III great variety;
Bonncts, in great Variety
Boots and Shoes, a heavy stock;
Umbrellas, Parasols, &c. &c. &c.
.As a portion of the above goods imported by
direct from the European Markets. and all them
bought the best terms. intend onerin. them at
prices Wholesale purchasers which think will bo
,atisfac tory
We solicit an examination of our Goods.
II. 4 L. j. LILLY.
March g. 1854. S4-Gt
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Highly important to Hos,s-keePers.
" ic"3xsl: AT.I

III cO,n petition IN ffc frddt 5dt3zed.
Tho subscriber ba Is leave to inform thc public that
he has constalty htnd and ia featuring
der al K; ni5 and SIZES Of Mattresses which he intends
tp sell - 1t cheaper than similar establish
mclt III this place. Having served apprentice
the bJness in of the northern cities, he trusts
he VIII be able give the mo-t completes satsfac
ton his customers. He hair Mattresses
Hare with springs. fire Mattresses. and all kinds o.
bo.tomingS He does also all kinds of repairing
apf renewing. Prr.9ns in want of any article i'll his
line requested to call and specimens of his work
at the Post O:ce building.
JOSEPH OTTARBURG.
Jaa;iarT 81. 1851. :}m
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SPRING: APPROPRIATIONS FOi. 1851.
STARI, & WITTIA

STAKIt 4 W1LLIANS,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Bonncts Boots Shoes Umbrellas and
Ready-Jfade Cfothing,
HAY STREET, FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.,
Invite the attention Of their customers. and the trade
generally to very superior Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which they viii sell at prices low to lie found in
market South OF Mason and Dixon line. pur-
cElasers WHO pay promptly or buy for cash
Merchants viii find in this market good stocks, and
at prices which cannot fail to please.
March Z, 1881
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Spring and Summer Stock OF
B O q T. S 4 y ID S II O E S

3 o o z s 4 Z D S II 0 r. s
We are receiving our SPRING and SUMNER STOCK
consisting of large and general assortment Of Gentle
mems Ladies. Misses. Boys and Children's
BOOTS. Cutters, .4ND SHOES,
Embracing every variety of style and quality. Will,
a General assortment of Servants Shoes
ALSO
Trunks Calf, Goat. Lining and Binding Skins; Lasts
Shoe Thread; with large assortment of Shoe indings
All of which we will sell low for Cash. time te
punctual customers.
S. T. HAWLEY & son.
April 8, 1884. SS-6t
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AGIssSrLTUIsAf..

We have received usual stock OF FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. slch as I'loughs Iarrows Cuitvators
&c. &c. j. u T. W NADDii4l.
4 ncw horse Wagon complete, for sale.
March Is. lS5t ). ~ T. W.
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J,,rs g SMITH. MILES CosTIS
JAMES JAMES c. SMITH g. CO.,
Commission Merchonts,
Have removed Office to the second story OF the
huidinc formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company,
where tey are prepared attend to all business in the
Commission line. 49,
All business entrusted to them Will be punctuaily
attended to.
Wilmington, Jan ) Ii, 1851 'o-iy
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VI a g:H I. ( CTOIs
CARTHAGE HOTEL,
EDV'D MCPHERSON

WITH
{. x T. I. = VA BRO. IS CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ard
Domestic DRY GOODS
p Park Place and - Barclay street, NEW YORK.
November :, 1858 III pd
DR.. 4. G.. FL HAs.E.
Has removed TO :hc we'll known stand Of the Drz. Rob-
insoa. or Green and Bow streets
April %, 1888. If
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS. six miles
North Of Fayetteville. and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty Of land suited
the making of Turpentine Timber. There is also
on the premises. good and Gris Mill. all in good
repair and i'll operations also Dwelling, and all
the necessary OuthotIses. in good repair.
Also another tract OF two hundred and fifty
the head waters of Carvers Creek known the 1arry
Place on which there is small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses.
On the first named tract. there is Cilt about twent Y
five thousand Turpcntine Boxes from two to four
old.
All the above lands will be sold on the most accom-
modatinr terms. Persons wishing to purchase, Will
nleasn the subscriber who viii tax" pleasure i'll
showing the above lands.
WM. r. BOLTON.
Oct. 81, 1853. G5-tf
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Tie annual meeting of Stockholders will be held at
the lank on Monday the 18th May next at II O'Clock
S9-3t w. G. BROADFOOT, Cash.
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BIBLES PRoIIIBrrEn.-TheA Archbishop of Mex
leo has addressed to all the clergy circular, in
which he recommends to them the greatest
vigilance i'll preventing the circulation and
reading OF Protestant Bibles which are being
introduced from the United States in Tamau-
pas across the Texan frontier The Archbisll-
op says that he has received personal Informal
ton from the Minister ofJustcc, that measures
have already been taken by the Government to
prevent the introduction of the bibles and other
books, and to suppress the operations of the
agents alluded to, by whom the bible society is
said to work
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Dr. MOl&sf,s lNyfGORATsNG CORDIAL,

For the removal and permanent cure OF the following
diseases VIZ Affection Of the Liver. fncontincnce
Io.s Of Muscular Energy Physical Prostitution rra
l;Iity and ali tue various train of Nerve affections
will also remove Dcprcss!on Excitement Tendency
to Blush ReteS"ss Slceplcssncss- Dislike OF Society
Incapacitv for Study or Business. Loss of Memory
ConfilSon Gtldinces Blood to the Head. Melancholy
Mental Debility. IIySera. Indccison. Wrctchedncss
Thoughts of Self Destruction. Fear of I4unacy. &c 1t
viii and restore Appetite. strengthen the
cmacatcd induce continued chcerfulncss and r4uani-
mi Of spirits. and proong life. 1t is considered in
yalr1 Die in curing incpient Consumpton.
gent in Fayetteville.
J. y. SMITH. Druggist,
S1-4t1 North west Market Square.
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NATICE.

THOSE who arc indebted m lv Note Account
VIII please settle the And all debts due pri-
or to th- Jany 1853. must he settled, longer in
diligence cannot &c givcn.
4. \. MCkETIIAN.
| 1853. IF
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NEW GOODS.

The undersigned have in store and for sale cheap,
general Stock of
GROCERIES, HEAVY HARDWARE
ITo,Iow-ware, Iron, Steel Window Glass, Putty,
Blacksmitls' and Iurpentine Tools.
Eroorls Buckets. Oils Paints Dye Stui1s. and III fact
almost ANYTHING that be mentioned IN our line.
Our friends will do we'll to give call before pur-
chasing.
Produce of all kinds taken i'll exchange for Goods at
market prices.
Hay=Just received, II hhds new crop Molasses.
G.. ". l. COLLISION & co.
New brick store side Gillespie street. third door
from the Market.
March 1854 tt
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SCHOOL DISTRICT No. &c.
4 teacher we'll qualified, of good moral character
is desired to take charge of the above istrct School
E,rIy application is desired. Salar1 H6od. Inquire o
'''' ~ JOSzPH AREY.
N z. LEONARD
EHOS. J. JOHNSON,
.nr;I 3 1854 st Committee.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
The undersigned having. at March Term OF Cum
berand County Court qualified as Executor OF the last
Will and Testament of Mrs II. Mcae. decd notifies all
persons having claims against the Estate to present
them within the time limited by law, otherwise this
notice will pleaded in bar of recovery Debtors to
the Estate will please make immediate payment
JAMES A. McRAE, Executor.
March 49, 1854 s5-tf
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S1-4t1

p M'MIIIAN. J.. C. BoWDEN.
MCMILLAN & EHwDEN,
INSPECTORS OF NAVAL. STORES AND PRO
VISIONS Office cor1I.r of North Water and Chcs-
mutt Streets. Wilmington. ~ G.
April s, 1854. SS-3m
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CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney u -, Favettcv vile, y. c.
flee ut the corner of Bow and Green streets.
Febv 3. 1873.
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Oct |. 1858.
x * nzIRCuIsOS

Co,nmissirr. Forwarding Icrch.nt,
w II.1iINGTON, \. (.
r 1881
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SPRING HATS

CIKINU 1IA1S.
NJ Spring style of Mole Skin Hats is ready for
sale. have OIL hand LARGE STOCK Of Farmer g
and FAINTER Fur Hats of my facture Also
WOOL HATS
JUST RECEIVED,
81 different styles of SUMNER HATS for men.
boys youths, and infants
DAVID GEE.
A1ril Is, 1854 ss-3t
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SoRTH CAROLINA RAIL RoAn-The Dircc-
tols ofdhs Road met at Godsboro on 18th
inst. No business Of public character was
transacted, we Informed The Road has
been flushed from Goldsboro to Smitheld, a
distance of twenty-five miles and the remain
ing portion of this section of the work to Ra l.
eigh, i'll all probability will be completed in
August next. The finished portion of the Road
we are informed, compares favorably with the
best Roads in the country
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WANTED.
The subscriber will pay the highest market price
for any quantity of cleaa Linen and Cotton Rags
DAVID MURPHY.
March 4, 1854
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Eeag- A few weeks since the Banks of Boston
offered reward of $500 to any person who
would so arrange b:nk bills that they could not
be counterfcted. The reward has drawn out
a large number of inventors. S. Sully, Of Ida
Mills, Troy, proposes to form bank notes by
weaving any design in silk, linen, cotton in
black q white ground. These notes could
all be made on the bank premises, and several
could be woven in one and afterwards scpara-
ted. Geo. A. Clark Of Fall River, Mass, pro-
poses to manufacture bank bills in nearly the
same manner. +. f. French, of Franklin, Vt,
proposes to pcrforate the letters which express
! the denomination OF the bill. Nj. Gerh;,nd, of
Delaware, Ohio, proposes the same plan exactly.
y. Young, Of Lancaster, Ohio, in q second let
ter proposes the plan, only that it shall be
the name of the bank which shall be periora ted
.a-Llaaak a.ldA Lift ia, tie cen
tre each bill for this purpose. George Harvey,
OF eifmond Va, suggests that nearly the
Whole face Of the bill be occupied with the fig
urcs expressing its value, that the whole
would have to be altered. Which Of these will
be adopted by Boston friends, remains to
be seen.
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20 Hhdss Superior Molasses JUS
recdged and for sale by
1pr1 I5 1854 1885,
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ca We learn that Gen. Dockery, the federal
candidate for Governor, addressed the people
at Edenton a few days since, and was replied
to ly Mr.. Bragg. We understand the triumph.
of Nr Bragg over the federal candidate was
most complete. Several prominent wings in
Chdwan have declared they will not support
Doekery, and among them, it is rumored, IIugl,
Collins, Esq, candidate for the House oi
Commons. Dockery stock is indeed below par
This is the substance of tie information we re-
ceive from all quarters of the >State -RaleigA
Sf0uIuy1
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
The Copartnershp heretofore existing between j.
Marsh Co., in Clinton. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent Persons indebted to the riaEe request
ed to make immediate payment to NJ NcKianon. i'm
Fayetteville, to c. s. THOMPSON Clinton MN, arp
authorized to give receipts
J. MARSH
March 81, 1894 SS-4t NJ. McKIN\GN
WANTED,
Ten good CARPENTERS to work in the Boat Yard
near Kingsbury. Good wages will be given. and pay
ments made monthly. Apply Immediately to
NATHAN KING.
April s. 1854 ss-3t
PURE LIQUORS.
Cask each, pure French Brandy, Port and Madeira
Wine, just received and for sale by
J. y. SMITH.
April Is, 1854 s9-4t
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Noy 9. 1858
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cLorIIxc, Sc.

CAsT orr cIoTulN Ca LARGE crANTIrr
" wanted The tistet rsise Nterals sivth ans c>sA
paid IN money, for large sush 'o;s % %
second hsnd clothing Nettsmsp wlshibF Gsposc 81 W
above, viii rlesse seiress call JAMES MuRuNLN
No II Orange r-tet near Chatham.
CLOTHING LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HNyI>G
~ any TO nifrese ~, receive FAR prtss
ssndir 60 the st,re, u Wes Brosawsv gar u
rrd - itr~adraV 4-.t-. n.4.4.4 -
Fest once Laoiss attended By Nrs Ccsea. s co IN
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CPIKIrU sLIsM.--t ANN LEAH BROWN FOR.
msrly Yrs ii-h Of the Fox family will hold cire ~
lr.t " tfstth street Irving
s.y wedns'dsy Thrrs.y asd fridsy evenings fom 70
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Two OF HoBES PATENT EXTENSION DINING
ta.iss Tor ssie, each feet leas and Of blssh
wAsnt, also hve dorsn osk dining chairs all and In
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MATRIMONIAL.


NfATRfMONIAL-MADAME EMILE vILLETTE FROM
M Pans Prcfs Of Autography reading Of ehsrac
ter individuals nd-wrtDg and spiritual vrtus
medium viii spcs the receipt Of twenty ave cents sps
c,ea Of hand writing send 10 any person Afu dciinea
thsiv character, future saccess, destiuy
aI-o dolcrpon OF the they love will mtrry Ad
once sew York Those living ont Of the city safely
transmit through the mail and will be answered In
MADAM MORROW WILL MAKE MArRIMONY EAsY
Nl svt rilI happy pairs TO together who win
joy the greatct happiness Of Matrimonial Bliss and wiz
sb1w you your intended husband aud absent friends
through an instrument -bich she will eause to illuminate
.fs nste ef by invt king the powers Of her won
ra which has astnihed thousands during her
travels IN Europe She sill tell thoughts Ma
10 Brccms stree between Cannon and Columbia Gentle
NOT admitted
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ANTHOLOGY.


$40 900 :,
regard past and future events love- oourhp
and marriage business prospects, absens friends property
astroogt the Union and should consulted By aI who
in trouble who desire peep into the Chro
MIC diseases cured especially females Residence
No. ~ Thompson street.
A sTROLOGY.-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
"A featives prophesied Napoleon l., 10 the celebrated
and hrst OF the to future events
MRS. LADoMus, 2os CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M 70 tell past present ssd future svsnt. nhewss lave,
between parties where IL does not sxsA She will ase
eause thief to restore stolen properly Ags nper
MADAME MORROW II, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIE
most wonderful astsclogS IN the world % IA. hes
events. ssd win show Jour future hpsssaS ssS ssssns
friends which astsnshed thossap dvrng Ksr travels
IN Europe. She 10 seventh daughter OF dough
n.s . & ,.s Ss y:es s
vii al .njoy she srssss.s 6spp.es bisS
Those Who wish speedy marriage may ssii ssos AZ
they depend npon advice founded on tho sSers
nal Of magical science ~ Broons suesA u.
wen CAnnoA sAd Columbia 0sAtlsnsn net s1nittsA
THE WONDER OF THE woRLD-MADANY CLIrTOaS.
This natural gifted and scientific lady causing meat
y ..a :as ~
: =; vSs I; + sa5
friends deaths This veHdsrfu sssisss Win Sos
ashc time In this city ~ she intends Waiting Eoropo; All
no ee DESTROYS OF consulting her had better sa soon
the rheumAiEm Consult her snd satisfy Yourself RssE
eenee No q Thompson street. between Bro5me and sprna
brick hcufs, stone steps.
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A UcTIoN sALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC-
a tlon on Monday, the l0h day Of July inst, At 10
"a. M ,sht ;i,Is anS ,n,asa, nv vrs al, H =;
sage cn fistng Of ground with the stables thereon to-
stA<x with the horses and personal property &C.
To<4Bxn$y. Sale p ,ritive WIN. wiz hSON.
New Lola, July 8, 1854. WIN. CON31LYEA.
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CHERIFF'S SALE THIS DAY, THURSDAY) JULY
~ G. IL o'clock M No. 10 Doyer street, the
Of grocery store consisting Of Wines brandy,
teas, sugar, coffee, &C., &c.
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poTTER1Es AND TOUNDRIEs-A SUPPLY OF
nrs quality clay suitable for potteries
BY cargo or leadat the foot Of Forty street.
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CHLaIrF SALOON SATURDAY. JULYs. 1854, AT 10
y o'clock A. M At $40 Broadway, large assortment. Of
paints Of lemon chrome chrome yellow chrome
green, black Chinese Vcnitian Paris
green rial yellow, Murcian green, Saxon green &C.,
also large quantity Of white lead al Of superior
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NOTICE TO BoATMEN. LEHIGH coAI AVN
~ Navigation Co have . large number Of unempovsd
wnien wall be rented very low BY the month or for
tie season 10 competent men. to who .constxnt
msnt VIZ BE- given in carrying coal present very hh
~ No 2l2 Broadway, N. Y or to A. DOUGIAs' Super
intendent, Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co Pa.
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WATCHES, JEwnLRY. sc.

DIAMOND AND FNANTLfrD wArcas3- SOME IN
~ iun' $50 IL SIS each g G tIISS "a
Y al sirret. eesr U esaNss, ssccsd 6osr.
INANtiIrp WtTrnfs Tca u,Dlrs gyurfrut
Il f'yfes cm Sti % 50 trrfntod g. c. ALLEN "a
u ~ street tsA- Er'sdSa9. feecnd floor.
SrtrSsir cuIn POrKer CBRoSoyyTrss
- wi'l rnr tta-- nv rer ME vsrii, n f,tn al
SIG :" = sItfN, Ne y y AZ -'tsss rear Brosaway
- CO. sfN Trats. y rN THO Ctsss FRoy
L 80. ! - ~.aftN ed Vfsf~~t inc. "a q
"a Ian No II W. iurs.t, sssf IS vsi-.y. sscen5 essI
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WIN. Writer'S AUCTIoNEER-WIkL SELL. THIS
w day at ~ o'clock house No 24S West Thirtieth
street AL the parlor chamber and Kitchen furniture Of
sesd hair seat chairs pier s.s centre dining and tea
tables cutlery three ply snd other c.rpet
mahogany and walnut bedseads hair beds eu
Also on friday IS Ninth furniture Of family
ks Aso Saturday at l7 Canal street. the entire fur
ntsure Of 3 four story house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

L,oR SALE CHEAP IN BgooKLYN-uoUsE AND
lot No 26 Atlantic street. about five mir walk OF
South ferry has ten rooms marble mattel folding doors
verandah front and trses, grape arhor. &c
mortgage Apply to CAMPBELL CnOWELL, No.
AdMAY. etars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

pLUU to those tho wi-h home ia the country 10
of uHmproved land ait ,ated in u,ntoe Pa
90 miles west Of this city parity nbsred son good
rounded by rich farming country, asd Within th-e--
four this Of mile Of tho village OF Be-aea fo- particulars
inquire Immediately OF v. COoLDAUGH, Msrsh .sts'
Hotel, CoTtlAndt greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

UkRENCE BOYLE, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. 40
Centre street.-AdministrAtors sale friday July
lQIs o'clock At Lexington aud Thirty
sshth horss harness wagons carts eishs robes
bells BY order Of the administrator One last horse Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

C1EAhHOAT FOR SALE.-THE HULL OF SMALL
- steamboat 81 feet long deck, Is fee inches vds
feet 10 inches Deep 3 wide outside guards but by
Eekford webb lie OF hsndsome model and entirely
will he sold low. Apply TO G. r. PoILLON, No. n