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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-20

meree.
He thought the country might rely on the good
sense and principle Of the people TO put down
all lawless expeditions The President had prop
erly issued his proclamation, and in so doing he
had followed the example Of his predecessors
from the time of Washington down.
Mr.. DAWSON commented at length on the
fact that Congress had repeatedly denied appro-
priations asked for by President Fillmore as ne
cessary to put the naval and military defences of
the country in proper condition.
Mr.. GWIN commended that the government
ought to put on that coast sufficient police force
| TO execute the laws.
| Mr.. MASON denied that the President had any
right to employ the naval or military forces of the
country TO enforce the execution Of the laws ex
cept as auxiliary to the civil power
| After some further remarks by Messrs, Gwin
and Badger, the resolution was laid over.
BILLS PASSED,
Bills OF the following titles were then considered
| and passed
4 bill for the relief of zachariah Lawrence.
a Dill ior the relief of Mary G. Hamilton
House bill for the relief Of b. S. Roberts
Dill Tor the relief Of ]. Boyd Of Louisiana
ADMISSION TO THE FLOOR.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of
the resolution submitted by Mr.. Badger, regulat-
ing the admission of persons te the floor Of the
Senate. 80 -
Mr.. SUMNER moved to include: " The editors
OIL the daily newspapers Of the city Of Washing
ton which motion was disagreed 10. The re-
solutions were then adopted.
After referring several House bills, and an ex-
ecutive session,
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
II 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER. -AUCrroN NOTICE.
~ Perempt0rY. unreaarYad entira contanta Of

n H0UGH, AUCrONEER. NOTICE.
Peremptory, unressrved sale of entire contents Of
soy mouse ~ Warren street. near Greenwich this
contents of basement viz. :-Extensiou table, dining
breakfast and ironing do sidebosrd, bookcase card
chss caTps. pcturs ching cane seat and rocking
dishes castors jars, &c. olcloth stair carpets &c AL
a01 O'Clock in the parlors-handsoms shades rich lace
sos ssusGs r ssc5s nd with
and oon satin faced brocate elegant royal velvet
csrpsting costly porcelain vases very richly deco.
rosewood sofa and marble top centre tables Administer
rugs and mats corner and side etegsres with marble
tops rosewood, carved In the most elaborate manner
Cos s voisse ana 1des reception chairs finished In
the andscares flowers and fruit BY Boese and Street
rosewood suit in purple and Id French satin excel
ienty upholstered do In 'inson and green French
brocateue OF pieces fine suite and also warranted chill
drens Gothic chairs in satin damask elegantly framed
French plate oval mirrors, large sze aabaster clock
ono days gold face &c round cornered
phnoforte seven octave, tone and action perfect
beautifully carved and finished with cloth cover;
large and massive rosewood secretary bookcase, with
Elsss doors and silk lining complete. At IL O'Clock In
chairs table and contents viz 6ne cut cry stall ware
ivory knives and forks, kins linen silver ware tea
service and ssver table and tea spoons liquor other
the sale Of all the chamber and attic furniture win COM
meuce, consisting Of three steres eevsn of diff
1erent Sizes containing tapestry, Brussels and ingram
modern styles Of bedseads with marble top dressing
bureaus wash and toilet stands; sofss and chairs al
sssyed to match mahogany do, finely polished and of
stands corLsr stands inclosei Sinks bookcases bache
10 desks China toilet SETS bureaus SOFAS sofa bot
TONED chairs, sofa bedseads SCI straw and husk pail.
hair mattresses, woolsn blankets Sheets pillows and
cases, holsters counterpanes and curtains shades G
&c., &c. Sale positive. Parties purchasing have
them packed on the premises and shipped at small
pence.
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TIENRY B. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.- q. q. LEEDS
III 4 Co., this day, ct IL O'Clock. in front Of the
ssIesro M ID Nassau street. second hand buggy With
patent axies and boxes, leather top Grey mare-15
hands high, years old, warranted sound and kind
stEneintsr' stock, raised In the Same place lAd9
sSuoIk; can 90 easily in am. los in foal BY VIM Tell
OF Duroo stock. Brown horse15h hands high, to be
sold without Box wagon-cty made to order,
= roctly new.
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II oUsEHoID FURNITURE -wnIIAH IRVING 4

II OUsEHOLD FURNITURE WILLIAM IRVING h
Co., auetioneers win cell ct auction q Saturday,
October ct 10 O'Clock ut the sales rooms, No. Pine
street. feather beds large number Of couble and single
hair mattresses, feather holsters and plo.s Brussels
cloth, rosewood and mahogany top centre and
pier tables scat chairs mahogany dress
Ing bureaus rosewood top dressing bureaus
hoeany marble top washEands; Also Sheets BLANKETS,
quilts end ccunterpanes, black walnut and mahogany
dining tables. china, crockey and glassware plated
ware work tables etogeres kitchen furniture &C.; also
Ane French plate pier and mantle frames,
and plain frames and teps also superb suite Of Gle
9antly carved Eastwood psrior furniture covered In ma
room, blue and white brocatells together with small
invoice Of jewery, fancy goods CLOCKS, oil paintings
rravings booAs, &c rosewood piano by Chlcksrng;
,hoeAny, do by Worcester.
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FALL FASHIONS.

TURs.-wIILIAM MOSER, II MAIDEN LANE AND
IL 1856 Broadway, begs leave to inform his wholesale
ard retail customers that In addition to his establish
msnt at a Baden lane where his wholesale business In
wen establshsd he has opened at 1856 Broadway an
tabshment FOR the sale Of the most selected manufac
turtd furs that can be produced American, Russian
and Hudson Bay Company furs selected BY himself for
city and country trade and DESTROYS Of exhibiting in
the most popular portion Of the city his splendid seize
ton Of furs &C., he has extended his business to ass
Broadway. The articles must command universal as
tention fables, Hudson Bay martens, stone martens
mink martens and ermine Of such variety that cannot
fall to attract attention. Every article ain be warrant
ed as represented ard sold ct fair p.icss he has 40
ieccd eS5 Broadway the centre o. tAs hotel
Of the city. WILLIAM M0sEg, Importer Of Furs, ii
Maiden lane and 3S5 Broadway.
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nR. JAMES W. POWELL, Professor OF DISEASES
TO o'ctck daily, NJ No 5o2 Broadway Twenty years
extensive psaotih experience in this city and modsn
discoveries sDaDle him 10 treat with skill and great sue
csts, a6hurosis, cataracts, grsnulatons, Deafness
chropc discharges and all other diseases Of those deli
cats organs, and to restore many eases hitherto deemed
nr,oTats. Squintipg removed instAntarxouay DR..
Ptwens popular Treatise on the Eye" shouid form
part CT every family library; II MAJ bs the Of
preserv wing Atressurs which mcus~ 4annot boy. Arti
6c,s eyes Inserted without operation pain that
VII! move And look exactly IKE the nasuiA, eye Dr.
n wcvs cesbrstec self sc.fpg eye and ear fountaxs
WITCH oetan:d the meea at the CrystaA racs, ean n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCKS
~ treasury Department., Raleigh, N. O., Sept. Is,
til 10 O'Clock A. NJ of the Goth Of October next fr the
purchase Of enc hundred and thirty thousand dollars in
bonds, running thirty years These bonds are issued
the North Carolina RAILROAD and In addition to the faith
of the State all the etock held by the State in said
ana the dividends arising from said stock pledged
Proposals will also be received at the same time for
tha purchase of one hundred and Afty-two thousand
authority for the construction Of the Weldon and Gas.
ton Railroad, and the improvement OF the navigation OF
the Neuss and Tar rivers.
Both classes Of bombs are by express enactment ex-
eMptsd from taxation for any purpose.
They viii bear date the frst day Of July 1854 and will
have coupons attached for the interest az six per cent
per annum payable TIE FIRST days of January and July
In each Both Interest and principal will be payable
At the Bank Of the Republic in the city Of New York,
bic ut the Treasury of North Carolina.
They viii be issued in Of one thousand dollars
each.
Paroles bidding win please address their letters On
dersed Proposals for North Carolina Stocks to the
designed 2. Ralsish and win distinguish in their
They will also state ct what point and what Kind Of
funds they promise to pay.
Tie bids win be open at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of the 10th
Secretary, snd Comptroller OF state and Of G. w. Nor
President Of the Bank Of the State of North Caro-
lima.
The iersgned reserves the right of accepting such
bids in whole or In part rs may be deemed most advau
Successful bidders will be required IS soon ~ inform
ed Of the acceptance Of their bids to deposit in bank
the frst OF July last to the credit OF the Treasurar Of
the State of North Csrolin,. This deposit may be made
in the Bank Of the Republic New York. the Bank Of the
State Of North Carolina, or the Bank Of Caps Fear
Raleigh.
Docu ents showing the great resources Of the State
and the small amoun. Of her indsbednoss may b had
& TINS Office OF on application to Messrs Brown %
b. W. COURTS. Pub. II. of North Caroline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

IIOIDRmGE'S HOTEL, 70 BROADWAY, COZ NER
H Of Cknton place, cond7cted the European. Plan
ohors great Inducements to families or iadividuss wish
ing handsonely furnished and neatly kspt roo ms with
without board In pub.is private 2oous location
central, healthy and fashio0abIs.
HOTN, on THE EUROPEAN sTTIE, FOR SALE
II II is near Broadway, doing goo trade. Or
world like to give sspt,eman furnish I'D room, sra
est for loan Of asa with mortgage Rxtnrss worth
1900. Apply to HOWES & ~, 81 Nassau street,
rsom Nc. Z.
nyHE HREvOOI1 HOUSE --TFTPL AVENUE, CORNEl
III 81 Eighth A.-Ths essAAlishr cent, conducted exelu
sfvey ths European plar has restaurant attached
for the recommendation q hdisA and gentlemen not
siding in the Aotsl Diaasrs sAd supper win be- provided
st al tnnes, ~ short nses utAsr In private rooms
q the rostanKant,
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CHARIEs ". HOLMES. Auc11oNEEa.

NHARIES ". HOLMES, AUcTIoNEER. ELEGANT
~ heusshod furniture ct suction.-wiu be solt thi,
day, (saturdsy Oct T. at 1th O'Clock, the contents
Sne house No III West Twenty sixth street, between
cxtn and Seventh avenues, comprising two oleg ant
carved mahogany suit, In plush rosewood marble .op
s.ees elegant rosewood bookcse tapestry three ply
ana ingram carpessso tn, entire carpets OF another
house, sent in for sale corner stands and
cupboards, mahogany extension table; dns assortment
OF crockesv china and glassware; decorated and gold
Danc a and tete tete sets: rich and pArlor ora
men Oh paintings, elegant French plate pier glass;
oval and mantel mirrors, rosewood and mahogany
French bedsteads, marbls top dressing bureaus best
hair mattresses feather beds paiasses holsters pill
ows mshogsny chairs and rockers walnut secretary;
basement And kitchen furniture, &C., &C. Sale to COM
mence at 10x o'clock precisely
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T7yANCY GOODS, ETC.-JOHN l. vANDEw ATER, AUC-
IL tioneer will sell ON Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
10 and H. at half past ten O'Clock each day at the sales
room so Pine and SO Cedar Streets magnificent assert
mont Of rich China decorated vsses elmer SETS tea and
coffee SETS card receivers enAmeed and flint cut glass;
poca vHes colognes card receivers, decanters tum-
blerr, goblets, Wines, go silver plated and silver
do, ras kc dinner and dessert forks table tea and
dessert spoons soup ladies' tcddy do also ivory balance
handled CUTLERY rich partisan bronze clocks shades and
stands movements warranted coupes candelabras,
desticks card receivers statuetes figures groups
Also Limo Of fne oval paintings on silk, attached TO
glass. The whole forming one Of the most desirable
q lss this season.
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THE MARRIED wOMAiT's PRIVATE NDlOAf co..
u pAnop---1y d.. A. n. MAsrissau, lroesaew q.
diseases Of wanan; ore Aunarsh edition, 90, oes -
NO pp. scs; On ma Sspef, sxsn si,din{; -. -
hood % wsmanhcod .aa slso q VIE and = nstA 90
fully dss absd with the usss, o. ymytomA aaA 60
the proper mods Il treatment h pAii, du3as, b. -
thsnnoa ehasts language, easily un1srstood Al UaA
every woman 60 discover BY comparing heR eva UmOs
tsns with those described the nsturs, character, -
and sunsrine. he vie Abcut bseoning $780,
has often nssd a instxuctisn and advieo Il ~
atpoas importance 10 hs future health, IN respoo1 -
which bar scrshvsnsss ferbds oonsu1tng medical go
slsran win And such instruction ard sdvioe, and -
sxpanaticns Of many symptoms whicA eshrwiss w.
Tag from obetrustcns o. irregularities lscaliar g -
female systsm, whish uEdsxns the hsaith o. the soss
Of which thsy Ignorant and which thsS dsoaoy No.
bics seeking medical aAviesf How many suher r.
prcapsus uton, CALLING Of the wonb) or from Aus! e
tss, vostnsss debility, ke)How many are u eoa.sne
many have dfcut not dangerous deliveries and 49,
ana uncertain recotersss some whose Lives ars hassrde
iaviay pueb TINA YIN eAsh md IN IT. pagss The naans &
| prevention, smelioeation, and rsieG How meg -
| ter moments, how muoh anguish might hAys 49,
spared 10 the sufferer, 70 her husband, 70 er reeav
By timely pcsssssicn q this hsts vsluns. = ~
sess to convoy fully the VARIOUS ssst:sss ~
or those contemplating marriage Tor 80
| hTowusend IA nroAdway; AdslAncs 3msssrS NJ
Aston House, No. vesey street; bsntss q nNeeYesN
Tribune puidngs,; at No Aster , soczs. noee ~
sss ss j sss gaS rSsss i aSs s rsr G
chsssnus strsst, PhfladslphiA uop ~ S,saps ~ = =
sopy WI ~ t-Aaaraittsd b. ns9 s<se q possA1 = g
~ a tn Unitpd bsasss ~ 1kssrs m1st - edarm
| rot pssb % Dr. A. n. MAJ1lOEAU. o4N nLnGN
| tssst NsR Tsess o. ~ LHa& ksS Sssk ~ SaA
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HNRY a. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEEa FINE ARTs.-
to the public that they have permarenty Secured the
spacious galleries bls Broadway, formerly occupied By
the Dusseldorf collection II being their intention to hold
serss o. 9rst GLASS sales Of pictures and works OF art
1t th1se galleries Thoy especially call the stterton Of
artists cosnosssurs and the public to the advantages
offered In point a location, space and superior ush
Duo NOTICE VIII soon b giysn q the nsat 5ais IL our
regular advertisement.
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gTOLEN IOODs.

CTOLEN-TRoy H. Il LEEDS co. ON WEDNESDAY,
- Ocx 4. ore gold skelston hunting lever made ~
Arnold Brothers, Royal Exchange, London, No 2e7sl
Also enc gold skeleton hunting lever, made By Joseph
returns tina ATOM 10 cur tore 10 Nassau street bc<eer
Pine ard Cedar streets, WIN receive hbsrM scwArd
Pavnbrokses cautioned against resolving sne Asoye
Na3 nv req ested 70 petlfy "a II pressasea,
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TDwARD 81 NTzENICH, AUCTIONEER -EGAN

TNDWAED 81 NTZENICH, AUCTIONEER -MGANr
IL household furniture removed from 100 West Thr-
e'h street. for sale by virtue Of chatts mortgage Ed
ward Sntzenich VIII sell ct auction ct his ssesrooms 10
whole the nearly nsw furniture Of the above residence
compraDg mahogany French bedsteads hair mattresses
feather beds, be6srs pillows, &c marble top bureaus,
work tables chars, ngrain carpets toilet SETS wash.
stands side tables Brussels and stair carpets stoves
rosewood hat stand velvet tapestry parlor carpets three
elegant ormolu gas chandeers two rosewood suits in
green brocatsls rosewood marble top centre tables,
French time piece rich decora ted China vases dining t.
be mahogany chairs in hair CLOTH cut glass China din.
ner seryioe do tee SET ard large variety Of culinary
articles Sale persmptory. mscash.
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nUTCH BUIBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTION, THIS Day
~ A. @. FUTILE will SELL ct 105s O'Clock, at II Wall
street, choice astorment Of Van der school and Van
MavsIen I sons HARLEM flower roots, comprising
byacintns tulips crown imperials lonqui, narcssus
cfocus, &C., in lots to suit purchasers.
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-Hy ENKY n LkEuS, AUCIIONFEN-Bf u II LEEU5
III L co, Saturday, October Z, at 1Ols O'Clock, at
the store 10 Nassau street. genteel furniture
for convenience OF sale consisting Of rosewood
and mahogany paflor suites In brocatele velvet plush
damAsk and hair cloth; wood and mahogany marble
top centre and side tables French cottage bedseads;
black walnut marble top washsts NOS cheval glass,
French plate, mantel and pier glasses In gilt frames
Brusses minister, ingram and Venetian also,
lot Of tin and glass; ware, with which the sale will
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\ COTTON, AUCuONEER -HOU sEHOLD FURNl
ture. carpets. oil cloths oil paintings. mirrors

II COTTON, AUCuONEER.-HO SEHOLD FURNI.
II tire, carpets, oil cloths, oil paintings, mirrors,
&e IF Cotton will SELL this day, Saturday, October T. 1t
l0x O'Clock at the auction rooms, No. 169 Beck man
street. large assortment Of and second hand furni-
ture comprsng several suits of parlor furniture In bro
eatsfe and hair CLOTH rosewood and mahogany French
bedseads wardrobes bookcases mahogany chairs Of all
kinds sofas and sofa bedsteads cornice tets tetss
marble top furniture Of al patters voltare and Gothic
chairs diessipg and plain bureaus marble top wash
stands dining and extension tables bedroom and base
uent furniture, &c. ALSO 81 the time about 500
pieces Of oil CLOTH suitable for the trade and all others
who may quirs ALSO the balance of carpets from Tues
days nls Also several dozen bedsteads from
manufacturer; also, large quantity Of mahogany and
other rocking chairs, al patterns; s!so maple and
black walnut do, Bale peremptory.
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ID UsSEL w. WESCOTT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ furniture, in Brooklyn, on Saturday morning,
furniture Of house No $50 Dean combating IN
Of rosewood pianoorte rich tapestry Ingram and Brus
sell carpets hall and stair do sofas divans eantly
carved oval mirrors rosewood centre and sofa tables
corner etegeres, spring seat chairs bureaus washsauds
toilet SETS French and cottage bedseads splendid hair
mattresses paliasters feather beds bedding mag
nifcent clock year. with valuable collection
Of oil paintings, amorg which Is the birth Of Christ, by
furnu silver livery cutlery decorated china tea
and dinner SETS &c with kitchen furniture With viii h
the sale will Commence No postponement deposit win
be required VI every purchaser Monday at iO O'Clock
ell the elegant furniture In house In Eighth avenue six
doors from thirteenth street.
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~ REAI sALE or FINE wfNesp BR ANDIEs, II
NJ qucrs cordisif preserved fruits fn s,rtsd Hsvs,,
EegMs PER bark John FArman, &C -EDW fSb ST. re
Nioh VIII sell auction Saturday October 2 ct II
O. look, ~ the sales rvom, 10 Wall street. ane wlnss
efsnoes liquors corciaI frus siso l6s 00o
prime warranted Havana sgars, just elyei pr b.rk
John fsman. fr m Havana. The winef auf ora -iias
are In dne condiio1 ard warranted aud rcuds ~ old
otaru brandy, pale do Pinst csstilcn do Old Ccuse
tine ol0 LONDON Dock do Ia cases S,uth Side Madeira
Howard, Marsh Co.'s do; Amontllaco sherry rich.
gale ard bFosn sherrr s. small quantity Of very Gcs
and choice old Eope madeira imported ten years ago
private stock old erusted port son pure Juice
d.. few dozen in bottle; Scotch and Irish .hiskay
Club House gin, old Holland do; few csses OF fms
haIeechno Curacbs and assorted rench cordsIs Also
u ole eighth casks cognsc brandy snd one a.
OF Siegnste do SO t.kets Of annistte 10 Of an
tyntbe 10 cases Of two dozen boxes each Comic Mar
tin 10 cases Of assorted fruits leo
jars Of Spanish olives Also 81 casss Muir soma En
burg ale dozen each "a casks Byass, London porter
cssss seees Edinoorr ale dozen each; ce ks 8ss
pale 90 also, one eighth cas- cognac braody to Gov
er expenses After the vines will be sold 1876 6oo prime
imported Havaua fegars, warranted per bark oho Far
man, rom Havana, Of the following favorits brands
uz,-Londres operas, trabuars, Londres regalias Ia
NoImss and lille comun sizes, Ia lnginunia oubrey
10 NOR de Pases Ell tupsn, Rio Hondo FL tiara 81 IA
no, ei Prueba, tres Maria, e de Lapid In Minsrva Ia
Cruz, ldorado, Ia Fortune &c. Also, A casks 5000
each, OF Plantation segars warranted to pay storage
Inc segars can be examined Friday ct the sale rooms
10 Wall street = - - ---5
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"A sSlGNFE'sSALE.-AM CRIsrALAR AUCTIONEER,
- ~ bowery, viii sell, ON Monday, 81 i0k O'Clock an
Of ready made clothing and piece goods
esiing o. coats, pantaloons and vests oAssirasres
eatnet cloths handkerchiefs, cravats, Ia &c by
der Of thu assiguees. CORR GCOMPAL
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIrROAn--STATB
IN Agricultural Tsr-SpeeiAi Noilos.-On and after
Monday, October this company-wl run special trains
We nesday, Thur sday and Friday Trains win run y
fcllows.-Leaye City Ian station, New York, at Z,
and o,f r. NJ. turnins--ITavs williams Bridge q.
6ll, 40, IS, sK, GAS, A. H.; l245, ~, az, 4.4A
Q, g. and OK, r. n. Lave station 1t Twenty sixth
1o1l, A. NJ; ~ NJ, !, and ~. NJ.
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OIHGN0N's GYMNASIUM, 1859 AND J al CROSBY
~ street Bodily exercise the best sedcine The
been formed for Instruction in pymnast o. At the above
establishment, and will be continuf every evening
throughout the season. we would especially GU the
entirely seden'ary to the necess Of exercise ia order
to keep the physical system in condition to resist un
sunrise until 10 p for erai exercise The rsntls.
nens class meet every even ny at O'Clock John Wood
Director sparring taught privately byc H. O1TfGNON,
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DAME FARM FOR SALE AT AUCION.-BY ORDT r
y OF the supreme Court Thursday October Il, at the
Merchants Exchange New York-beantifuy stu sted in
New Rochelle, weschester county, State Of Ne York,
containing about Go acres being part Of the farm of 800
the author hero for his patriotic services in the times
that tried mems souls. Besides the old hemestesd oc
cupied occasionally by Mr. Paine, in the latter part Of his
particulars can be had Of the agent NJ G. VALE corner
Of Bowery and Division street, who will exhibit map of
14Nassau str Get.
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CAUTION.

4 NATIONWIDE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE RE
~ tponsibie for any debts Of ary nature, Kind dc
sfpucn contracted for on my account hy auy agent
servant OF tie undersigned, by any other person
psrscns vhorso1vsr without my written order there.
for Dated New York, October c. 1854
GQ0tREY A. ssSsEI, 9, riFlslon street
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a UCIIoN NOuCE-THOs. BELL AUCTToNEER-BY
"A BELL BUSH, this day. ct 1c1s O'Clock at 81 Gen.
hand furniture, sofas bureaus French bedsteads ma
hogany chairs wardrobes, bookcases carpets &C. Also
GOO fine segars. brandy In cemohns ard bottles su
bopuet stands.
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WY. WRITER'S, AUCTTONEER, Will, SELL THIS
w day ct 10s O'Clock, at 1877 Canal street, large
and desirable assortment Of household furniture Of
every description suitable for family commencing house
mattel clocks SOFAS chsirs, centre dining and tea
tables rich porcelain painted tea setf lamps cutlery
rocking chairs fancy tea tables elegant tapestry and
Other carpets ocloths stairrods mahogany and other
hair ttesses feather BEDS Sheets blankets
dressing and plain bureaus, washstands toilet
sets kitchen furniture, cooi ing stoves