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$4,000 Dollars Wanted.
TENHE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RlIEnn

CAFE TIIIR
IL Navigation Company DESTROYS OF borrowing Ie
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose OF cOnP
ing their improvement. -, ross.
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ed at the last of the General Assembly the Oo
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pie and undoubted personal security will be given ~ ~
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N. c., by the LIST of March, 1854.
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NORMAL COLLEGE.-His ErcelencH D. ;; hLI r
Ia ex-oicio President of the Board of Trustees ee.
CRAVEN, A NJ President of the Faculty and Nohe
Languages. W. MAC ROBBINS, A. b. Professor OF h pr
matfcs Professor of Natural Science n r,I.
A. s. ANDREWS Professor of English Literature LEN
JOHNSON, A. B., Tutor. !. ,sreb
The Spring Session will the LIST OF Mann n
Applicants for admission the regular classes anu Srt
didates for State Certificates should be present on BOARD
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address the President of the Faculty, Normal C9gg
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no south ere Merchants

0LASS FIXTURES & LAMPS.-HEID1k Si.aS
UHORNING BROTHER 40. 221 North Second ,sn.:
cal experience in the business and all work sold BY are
under immediate supervision IN every
enabled to offer to purchasers superior articles III AZ
branch of our trade The favorable terms ;
store be found in Tariety and sye
Halls Churches &c. the improved Pine Oil LAMP
Fluid Lard and Oil Lamps Grandoes BOG BoapeIe smp Ga
SEES Globes Wicks Shades &c. All work warranteu'
no sale. Factory Mercer ST. near Morrises etsusrt
Depuy's carpet store. o1-1et.
February I, 1854
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Statement the deriUed from eat eJees 81 la1oes0
en- srery County the State.--Co Continued D
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ent shape.
Mr.. Richardson said he had proposed simply to
send the bill to the committee OF the whole 81 as to
afford every gentleman an opportunity to investigate
the subject there without first having debate in the
House.
One reason why the boundaries should be extend
ed over part of Utah was that many residing in
that Territory had come hither asking this govern
ment to take them from the power of the Mormons
who went there thirty -odd years ago to trade
in the mountains, and who had built up a home in
from that Territory by the Mormons and was here
now.
Another reason The gentleman had stated there
is in Illinois and Missouri prejudice against the
Mormons. He had no doubt of the truth of This
assertion. There prejudice against their
practices. If not, there ought to be- They with
lawless haDds, make every thing their own which
ought not to be permitted by this Government Be-
sides, they had indiscriminate- would not saw
what. This was sufficient reply to all that had
been said about an unnatural boundary
One of the great objects of creating those terrific
rial governments is to cover the line of travel to the
Pacific coast thus afordng protectionto emigrants
Mr. Davis, of Indiana, surprising there was now
to be an extensive debate called for taesreadng Of
:. Mr. richardson wished to know whether the gem
tleman wanted it read part of his speech
MI. Phillips said he knew it was the intention of
Mr. Richardson not to bring up the question now for
discussion, and he asked the gentleman to pursue
the rule which he had laid down. and permit the bill
tgo to the committee of the whole
Mr.. Dean asked Mr.. Richardson to yield the floor
that he might offer an amendment
Mr.. Richard son refused, and moved the bill be re-
ferred to the committee of the whole and be printed
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A LBIRT n. NICOLAY. .AUCTIONEKR--GREAT AND
"A positive sale q three hundred beautiful building ot
iss. fss.sS, sh siss and ave Va
% ~ K. ssn::s tss1 7s..ssS saa
:ss :,S q Dc and
:ss
S s r sssss nss 81 y sbs ey
ssssa i.hS Brshon New Jersey shsFe Port H.
s..s:qas scenery ara
= :s
~os ali hs hso
3 could be- desired, there being number Of excel
8 ~ :Ps e Sc .s # %
y Ssa % q q
lste q scmmvtesion from TIE Fulton Cstha,ins Hamil-
e. South t5d street sr ss which w a.
valuable nprovsmsnss arc In ocntsm plstion very
ay nszsssss The value Of these lett: Good schools and
Iasssd and necessary obtained In the
s net ana 3 Wo1S II ne soa Of al
Dszssns who dssrous Of procuring eligible building
Sc sss s;s e. e .s s &
Ing for are also directed 70 this SALE all real
s.s. IN The yisiay 4 Rapidly insrsssSs in value saa
covenants MAT in contemplation The sale viii be pc
rsnpery TO the highest bidds TO close an interest and
ssS .ssgsss isf sisss years .. :ovsn per cont o. s
s. md siss! issn 81 sassmSr.asss md shs ts PER
ASAIN 3. Bros4 1tr:. Aa Ss% Yo,t.
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4 LRERT n. NYCOLAY, AUCTIONEER-SI0. q. b.
"A PaAAol6nrs grand anal sale Of ststuaxy AA-
nResy Co mi sen - suction ee1 sssaay esdysdns
rom Sss q VI. :s.s psssey &. lsss ssss sale B.
1anAslAns spsi.g Importation Of marble az4 slAhastsr
0ssaasy vasss, fsnoy goods Paxian wsra lyr plAted
we're Rslisr nsshs $50 ~ III lis - =
ss.,sss 8: T. - ss1 ss:ss sss 49,
Srni Ac ehersd 1t Auoton In New York Tie mag-
tnsts groups, Ae-Psyehe ssd Cupid, Venue Alter Ca
nsys BANGING 0iI Heoss Group snpd aae De- Mater;
ssslPss Aia5sstss itatgstsss. SssTes As.T6s Thr.:
4ra1ss te4 Canova and perfect and Neithfs copy Of
equally deslen ana hnishi group q Diana and
Deer on carved pedssta Apollo Beiyiasrs SureP. ssd
rgss ornamental purposes Vases,
disfc Etrpscan 1sdei grscAn, Neapoltan, open work
yssss Also, avery largo pair Of agate ktrussan
s isss Also large ssss.asy marble Fountain
beautiful specimens Of this segAns BY Copelsud
lsng figures Of Parisna Pandora The Surprise Prone
&eaa Hsroulss onps o. water Carriers, Indignant and
jealsas Cupds Venus 81 the Bath Paran eslsd6n
svsss L. silver plated varsConssss chiefly Of heavy
syes plated casters, heavy silver edge eastors cake bas
fes urns WATERS And eoe set butter coolers
alestck 3d. warranted 70 be all Of the very best
ware BronzesIncludes fine bronze and ormolu clocks
saadsis.,as ssadlsscas asrrsa s.onpa soupss 1855
writing desks foios ink ends work boa edor bexcs
Mock slssses bsssuy engraved sets saits
sd % aSs may Ssh:s
i' can Ssss thor pssIss on ss
vrenisss 80 Of the Uni5n This the only
Ssblhnent In this city whore these goods obtinabs.
~sesat8e A. p MlGOLAY
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4 lBEHr n. N1coLAY, AUcrIoNIIR.-REaxxP

4 LBEAT H. NICoLAY MISUNDERSTANDING
s .sss: i lana = s LA ont !. Si.1snss s,ssia
sS 4 tAs Fl 3 =
e: 9.: 4 = y s!Ss 8 II y :.
.a II :s i sss ss
80: =. s..S: s.as. "a ~ y. ass:ss
ss.s:.as s. nam :s.ssss. Ssss vsisss sss e:
y e ss s 1s .sss o,y
Ihs. 1col eontatns sIsvins leo.. aSrs.y ysssiSuls
SsS.s:n: and wash vsssaSah .ai ss11Ass. porch
n ssa
sest rhs1: nns large ~ cellar With Arc place. Csh
e, g. Also = ssasiisss barn and ps;l.y xsrd sup.
p::
ss raps sad ssspSsrry vsss ne wHes being
q ss sS:sss ssa.ss .
u sshss sasss ,a.d: sss Sssids: les. ..ss sSrst
=. .. Nor: land adjenias s. had The house and
l.sss ses1 9 ssaslsessa issnsaaes Al pond dai
n :: <.
8 e: &. s's .h sSs 1ss
aered without sxcspon Of the finest views In the
s. & u ssss ras ..
4: fssS :::. H:
Iessenes the Of The Hudson River Railroad
81 E: 81 :.::: .:s: :: = :sSs
= .ss N2 600 q ne purchase money remain bond
s;s: a.
e s. nsSsr y Tn y s sSs
ia: :ss::.s:s: :sIss =: ::
iii K; e. 5ssa
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g. sINTZHNICH,
w. Il. BREWSTER.

4 LpRRr H. NICOLAY, AUTOMATICALLY SALE
"A o. sss horses. wagons. harness. phesen 1e,-The
Nvsy, without reserve, to close the osnesrnA H. NJ
selay Co. will sell at suction, Wednesday, Juno a.
eenpssy sos Fourth beswsen Twenty third and
harness. &e Ao with the brick stable and lease OF lot M
Feth avenue bay carriage horse IL hands
HIGH years old do horse 6< hands HIGH years
cid ens hay horse, hands high, 7yeArs old; elegant
bay ltk hands high, old three express
Kona platform SPRINGS made In the best
phsten has been used but few times
combs stable fixtures &c Also, the brick stAbe
andng lot No so6 Fourth with the lease Of
those Wishing buy hne carriage horss
they all 6ne young horse Of sn style and action
A II. NICOLAY,
T. SEIrZENICH,i
w.. n. BREWSTE1 4.
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LBERT II. NicoLAY. AUCTIoNEER.-F!NE OLD
IA oil paintings OF the moot recherche GLASS A. H. Me
clay Co will sell at auction Thursday and Friday
evenings June and 49, at o'clock. at Galleries at
Sy ofne ola Paintings Of tic most recherche class also
few specmsns the Belgian school Among this exqui
site collection will be found Holy Family By Titan ono
~ the pictures ever offered ~ auction
valued o. eco; Altar piece containing
figures e size painted In 1870 by krAsmus Quilin
This Of the sndest pieces Of Scripture paintings
ssr.heatss viii b siysn with shis painting cabinet
1aires An exquisite Cattle piece BY Robbie
10 piece BY Deman, Landseapcs and Interiors BY Lamo
pknere. Van Dryken, Lining Dietrich Linet rchesxny
hasg. wilson Also hne pieces By Jan sseen
given tho attention Of
positively ans veritaby eGsrsd IN good faith
A.. III. kICOLAY.
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a. II. NIcoLAY,
u. SINTZENICH,
w. n. BREWSTER.

a LBERT H NIc0LAY, AUCTIoNEER.-rINAL CLOS
IA ing MORTGAGE sale Of diamond Jewelry &o.--A. III.
NICOIaY Co will sell NJ auction Thursday and Fri
day June Is 49, At ii o'clock, at the salesroo No 10
and other yswslr By order Of the mortsssees Of
OF diamond jeweiry, comprising elegant single
stone three and cluster diamond rings rings
bracoet brooches Ac the costly and beautiful
magnificent diamond SETS snanslsd, ruby, pearl
garnet amekhyrt sapphire opal, 10. Superb diamond
srsecIsts valued At 800 10 60 esch elegant diamond
pns &c. Fine double gold time ping Watches railroad
cylinder e.ospemen. anchor DO watches By Tobias
Cooper Johnson Edward Goutard Mouligne Bros, Gene
Watches ladies' enAmsed gold hunting Watches
set with diamonds and pearls heavy sod vest chains Of
Veria curb snake and other beautiful patterns Heavy
gos fob shans ads gold curb guard chains chateiAne
sna pins 40 Cold brooches hseer and ear rings pencils
seal snd shield watch keys pearl and ssrne. rings
spal and pearl d. and other beautiful articles Of
jewery, &c. Must be sold positively without reserve
ALEC, solid silver sss service. Al NIc0LAY
r. SfNTZENICH
w, r. BREWSTER.
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uFNRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNRKR-BY H. H. LEEDS
1l sid ssS 1ss ls ss ~
T:.I' ss,a:r T.iasa
nofsssss and snd Ass.sss
tbs steek e superb ana costly isvey being che
:S IS: ::;s:s ;S r:s
~; ;. ::. .:..I .:s::. /. !. s. sss:;
qss AID without 70 ee:t for ths best
~ se; s s. q ss a. =. VT
go s:sSly - !. - g, ssl, -.
~! =: :::: - ~: =: !: 49,: =:
81: Ssssysss pa ssyls = sssssssica visesSss
s Al :: 4 Ss hss: , .s e ed
Ssst ss sss sss.s aver dss ana xorSmss
chip n tea and sose ssS vases salver Of every
:. and VIII
Psss variety q other srtioles in silver: Cold
and s. y ss %s
bridge, johnson, Baroiss Frencs 1ati vachsrou
n a s ssssis s.:sd
pearls sportng ndependent seconds and other desirable
ssss IN
sets, eastors urns salvers and other yarietes Musical
IN Europe. ana q the ' sssn: :o'
!noy ss fss card
saS ss bad s@sl: sk zee s y
seripsios q sss fsess sod every possible modern sys
sss ssa
nest :dysntas.oas oPportgny e .SpPynE shsnsslvss
aaScessy ana csi counters. swsry rssls with drawers
::s rem sss ss
nssts made 70 order; Ase All the desks oass axsurss
& Z:
Of NAY with eataogue deposit viii BE- required in all
~ sale Ar. To- %
she PureSa.ss without delay the whole
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n 9. HOU0H, AUCTI0NnER-DAvID H0UGH, JR.,
~. SalesmanFrst class furniture, made TO order since
January last at cost Of ~ auction, this day. Wed
1s.d. io osloes = The spsndid private residence
sale embraces finely carved single And double rosewood
suites Of paror furniture, covered IN French
wood and ssws in satn and sold bro
ised tops stands sabofatsy carved stsGere with
glass doors rosewood mahogany and black walnut
bedteAds washstaAds bureaus sofss ade CENTRE card
and dining sxtsnhcn tables chas rookers quartettes
hair aas: sofnSss windSx sh.ds.
Pariors d. smaller sss fer ehambsrs superior B1assss
day bronss pearl nlad and alsSastsr CLOCKS nae
gs oil paintings china hhque and paxan marble vases
.snt artist richly Pi.tsd and plain shina dinner and Tee
silver plated tea four pieces, esstors cake baskets sal
vers, spoons, forks, 10, 20.
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A. H. NICOLAY,
j.. SINTZENICH.
W. ~ IRE WQTmp

LBERT =; EICoLAY,. AycTIoNE.R-0ErTEEI.
s.ctior ON Friday, June II, At l0x oelock, ~ No.
Is thirty thir household furniture
velvet tapestry Brusses ingram three ply
mahogany bsdsteads bureaus, wAshstsnd, chairs sofas
dressing and washsands hair matrAsss festher
beds &e together with assortment Of then uten-
sis, with which the sale will commence. M
A. III. NICOLAY,
stM&N y. SINTzENICH,
w. r. HREWarER.
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EwATKR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

T0HN L. vANDEwATKR, AUcrIONRER-vANpr
81 WATER TURNER viii sell ON W edns ,dsv Juns
d.dge and ror.yth streets housshoid urnisur saerte
Brussels carpet hc Ihs furniture aont.ned In the above
hogany marble top centre side and pier tables marble
ttegsre parior chairs volaire rockers mahogany scf
tee tete mahoeany and maple bedsteads drcssins I'M
reaus toilet sets lace window
bronze clock Frer ch plato pier gass richiv
Els Ae one rosewood seven octave pianofors brussels
assortment Of Kitchen furniture with whch the viii
commence.
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John W: sonERINDrKE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
ID hss sale Of oseres this day No 68 James street
AZ 10 o'clock By virtue Of execution the stock and az
tures Of the above store consisting the usual variety
'''''''' ~ '' wv. soxERISpyKE, Constable,
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-BY II. Il. Ii I'D
IL 4Co.-Wednssday and Thursday, Juno II and 10
ha fuaa al tha M Rows

IL 4Co.Towsdnssday and Thursday, June 4 and 10.
s:syssn Delaney and Rivi.sson streets Sy, order d
stock Of honse furnishing hardware rem aiming I'M.
sold from previous sslo consisting largo
deserp.on ranges crates furnaces and drte6ovens
the best and Of the substantial materials
penters saws planes bts and braces
divers smless Se also gardening and other mpements.
s.dgss Squares bots padooks door, and chsst locks
CocksA large assortment Of parlor once and Kitchen
efevery Size and dsscrption and all I. hrst rate order
eske baskets 10. Houss furnishing
Of pspier macke japannsd and
dies table and pocket cutlery water cutlery nterr
scales, clothes horses meat safss baskets pans Kettles
oil cans chains, woodward, 10.
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HOUSE SALE OF RICH ROSEWOOD AND MAHO-
IL espy uiniture pAnoforte paintings carpet, silver
ware Ac-Will DO sold this day, Wednesday, June a. At
M o'clock all tbs furniture In the brovn stone house
the Of Broadway and Forty nth street,
prising rosewood sutss In satin brocatc elegant
rosewood marble with mirror doors and back
superior rosewood panoorts In excellent order fully
wArranted stands and cupbsards carved
rosewood marble top CENTRE side and fancy tables rose
wood and sofas and ete tets and sowing
chairs ans oil itnE: rich tapestry carps lace eur
china tea set hne silver plated variety
woed and mahogany Rrcsch bsdads walnut cottage do
best hair mattresses marble dressing with
EsshsssnS. % match; slt china toilet sets extension
aiming table ivory and common cutlery china
etair and oil cloth csrpeng basement furn
ture &C. sale positive House 10 lst Broadway stages
como 70 the door, ana Sixth avenue within block
e. w. HOLMES, Auctionesr.
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~ smiroids!tse slk lace mantilas. &c-Continush Non
sale Of these desirable goods this day l0 o'clock
3S7 Broadway. PArtiss should not supply them-
aalyee from these aalea.
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! ncrIoN N0rIcr -EIEGA MET HousFHoLp FURNI

UCTIoN NOTICE--ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURM,
ianotort rich cRsst5y carpets costly s To-
morrow ~ 10 o'clock, the contents Of house 10y -
Twenty fourth street, near Eighth syenue ooan
piano stool and cover elegant rosswSSS ppasS vossrs
Gothic reception chairs splendid rosewo9o
carved rosewood and mshossny centre doors and
large and pier glasses. about foTr yssas Sh
elegant window shades dining and extension tables ma
hosany Sofas thairs bureaus rosswoSa manogany ana
sts bscs and bedding curled horehAir mattresses vey
hne old oil paintings in richly carved
hat rack olcloths splendid china dinner
pieces elegant chnA vases Of the richest design
costly twenty day mnnei Clocks decorated china
sss and hees figures silver t.. service saiver
Also crokery cut glassware ivory cutlery kitchen uten
s other house furnishing articles In abundance De-
pos will be required and the goods removed day
possible P.rors will be sold At o'clock precisely The
pens Parties in want Of good furniture will do well TO
tend the SALE being absolute for cash. to the highest
bidder offers inducements housekeepers and others
Every facility for packing and shipping.
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uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BYH n. II. LEEDS
"A Wednssday June a. At IL oclocb. in front Of
silver gray hor,e long ncwin tail and main stylish driver
perfectly gentle snd kind In all harness. and Is an
excellent saddle horse fifteen and half hands nigh
x yssrs old warranted sound Also two seat family
rockAway carriage with pole and shafts made Kiag
Wilcox Of Broadway Also, single harness in good ORDER
They above cold only account Of tho leaving
the CITY Can be In the front Of store the
LIZ OF the sale.
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TENANTS REOIgTNR.

&OSO PARAMOUNT. UPPER H0RRIsANIA.-TQ
QAOV let lease, house with eight ROOMS cellar ana
sa.s With aboet 81. lots Of sIS1nd veil fenced @axbls
plsts Apply JOHN 81 Shs Empire Stone Dsss-
sing Company foot Of Twenty ninth street. n r., he
house, Upoef xorrisaniA. r.. re
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ON OF IHS MOST DELIGHTFUL LOCATIONS IN
lots, on Bergen Heights Sherwood and Clarsmont-
DAvID SCOTT. Asssons,. van sell = asssioa 2. sss
bah, aad Hst q June 500 nssanssnt villa lots eonta.a
SsSng os Sale be continued each day Il swo o'clock
The villas Of Sherwood and CiArement located about
road leading TO Newark and Bergen Point which
fn9ssSD are ana Ssedy
cation with the city ofNsw York 81 all Of the day
fare 6 cents This property 10 tustsd the summit Of
Bergen Heights elevated abous ninety feet above tide
water commanding magnificent view Of New York city
there he. been erected .svsr. beautiful cottages.
chants doing busnsss in New York TO whom reference ID
made respect to the and advantage Of the
* omnib.so: running fron Jersey City ferry
s,s s lok, and IL A. n, and II, az 81 AZ 1z. 6K and
fare 81 cents Tho sale will be peremptory to
the hshs.. siSdsr Terms A. which viii be very liberal
tculars inquire of the Auconer at Scotts Real Estate
Excl ange, Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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Ry JOSEPH HIcHAAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'D ypns Is At the central sales Willoughby,
Of Pearl reet Brooklyn 1T o'clock precisely IN the
eveans e PAndolnns closing sale Of MARBLE alabaster
Es.sis ss:lsss. A., A. Bohemian slasswsss bro..s
ty fney stationery books &C., with the balance Of
stock Of oil paintings and paintings silk The whole to
be sold without close invoices and the last sale
for this
Friday Jans l6 st 10 o'clock precisely general
II furniture velvet tApsstry three ply and
ngsin carpets scfs sofa bureaus
stoves hall Tampa Chandelier and brAehsts As Aso
one mahogany enc nsledsoa. Also beautiful assoxt
snt u and rustic furniture esmpfsng arbors set
tees chairs tables flower stanaS hall chairs, bat
stsSds Co. Of the vel hnoya q Cotton Bride
the before the sale and win receive orders for the
srueton Of bridges fences and Rustic articles Of
Description The and rustic furniture will be sold d
II o'clock. Also four good wagons.
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ucTION NOfIcE-BY wM. ". sHIRLHY, AUCTION
i II, P.sai .sssss " JAS T. BxkfLST sas. sis::
Britannia and cutlery; also, general assortment Of white
grnnts blue and yellow in lots nom
The shelves In packages TO suit retailers grooss ana
country merchants.
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UCTION NOTICE -THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"A BY T. BELL and u. N. BUSH this day at 10j o'clock
in tho sale rooms ~ Centre street, good assortment Of
Ao the balance Of the damaged Scotch goods cothins
g. s. nusfsts in Sns order guns 100 boxes sssars xc
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Henry H.. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY HI. II
III Leeds Co-Thursday. June Is, At IL O'Clock, Il
front Of tho 10 Nassau street. recaway carriage
ethe- opened closed In good order with TIRES seats
covered made by Parker; $f35. Also light wagon
nearly new, and in good order.