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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
Arrival of the Franklin nsurrect;on in Spain !


NEw YoRK, July 8.
The steamer Franklin left Cosees on the 9Th, at
5 block p VI and went ashore on Long Island
beach at Moriches yesterday merging IN a dense
fog. The passengers were got ashore in safety,
and arrived in this city at midnight together with
the mails.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst,
at i clock \ N.
The Franklin brings dates from southampton
to the 9Th.
Liverpool Market duI-buyers holding Off
Indian corn pressed for sale.
a military instruction headed by ODonnel
had broken out in Spain. Four thousand of the
Madrid garrison had marched ont towards Toledo.
LaieSt--Madrid covered with barrcades-the
garrison fraternizing with the insurgents-0 Dor
nell threatening to attack the Palace
Intelligence TO the 30th states that the town
much agitated. Insurgents to the number Of
four thousand were at the Camp of Delmore, about
gunshot from the palace Gen. Azarrio, dlrec
tor of the artillery, had refused to attack them,
although protesting his fidelity to the Queen =
Gen Lara has refused on the pretext that he
could not rely on the garrison.
q Donnel it was said, had summoned the Queen
to change her ministry. unless she did So he would
attack the town the same morning.
Subsequent advces to the I'd inst state that
Madrid was carried in the barbados the populace
crying out death TO Saratoria.
The abdication of the Queen is under discussion.
The formation of Regency Of which Navarez
should be member; on the other hand La Patria
deems the news received from Spain TO be favora-
bic to the government, and that the insurgents az
ter having been defeated, marched to Toledo
Pans, July 4
The Noniteur contains despatch from Bay,
onne to the Sd, which states that on the 29th ult
the Queen of Spain appeared on Brado, and was
well received by the troops and the populace
A despatch from the Spanish Government of
the % inst states that on the 1st inst, at p NJ.
The Queens troops attacked the insurgents and
gained a signal advantage over them The latter
were routed Many officers and privates have as
ked permission to return to their duty
A despatch dated Hamburg, July 14.h states
that the 29th, the Ango-French fleets were ly-
ing before Cronstadt, and that they expected
general attack the next day.
The bombardment of Boomer Sand commenced
at five clock p VI. on the DIST nit
At Torlock the masked batteries were dismoun-
ted, and al ten the Russian magazines were in
blaze. One account says that the English lost
men killed and 7 wounded. The Russians fought
desperately A bomb fell on the deck of the Hec-
Ia. and midshipmau Lucas threw it overheard be-
fore 1t exploded.
Adcliral Napier was near Cronstadt with -
screw ships OF the line, and several French Cor
verteS.
The Queen had replied to the Austrian and
prasslan summons that she would resist 10 the
last 4 collision between Austrian and Russian
forces in Moldayia is imminent
The Russians had defended Zurich, and the Ans
trian commander had gone to the seat of war
with orders 10 insist on the evacuation of Media
via, which the Russians reluse
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

~ For the accommodation of several of our
Mail subscribers, the TRIBUNE will hereafter be
published on Wednesday morning.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II The New York Crystal Palace had no Wis
itors last Wednesday 1t is said that the prospec-
tive closing of the exhibition has had the effect Of
closing every thing in its neighborhood hotels,
relectorles, restaurants, saloons, &c, &c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27


!
RAILROAD EaRSISGs-l he earnings OF the
Rock Island Railroad Tor june We're as follows
For Passengers s6s'ooo AZ
Freight ana Man, 44,9o0 W
Total IIaooe "a
IT. ,.o,eo On
Increase 3,7I9 ~
NJ ioa' wa .oi'iaiy oe'''eieu Up 70 'le
eouipany Oy me on'i@e'ofs' Oh me IN ana
iis'i's a'nU,i, "As CHOSEN PRESIDENT Inc ROAD
mas '0' "''' - 10 al 'Ne business oieie u' anu
'e' ~ a. f.e''''' - IAN. iie's'' a. al
ile eai mugs o. the Niichisah oen'rai hoao LOT
'"n'' e'e "S ioiio"s'
''oo'oS.
Miscellaneous 353f Ok
Total, S17I,359 Il
The earnings of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Roads for June, were:
In round NUMBERS slsoooo
June $685. I4soOo
1- g. 80
srrnr S-o.,--On IL o;nI, - -rb..s,.u
la he NOS sa,ere stor,,, -, The $500,
vas exnerieaced in this nc,gbbo,boo6 The rain
fell in torrents accnronaoiei with avid flashes If
nghtaing, loud peals of thunder. and wind almost
in hurricanes. Considerable damage was done TO
crops. Wheat Oats and Corn were Frustrated to
TIE EARTH and much OF the two former tangled in
sUch manner as to render their harvest very
/ difficult
Another sronv-OD Monday EVENING We OK
perienced another severe storm in this vicinity
The rain commenced about o'clock. and con.
tinued for several hours, the wind blowing right
rnerrily from the West. The :. Fire WORKS Of
Nature were truly magnificent. We have heard
o. no particular damage ou' nave no ioabt crops
must nave suffered a material INJURY
CANE LAw-T1e Act anen1iro The Came law,
q 7t'7 state mas Just maze ITS appearance IN the
'''oaSoh papers IL changes the time from the
l-'i OF august 10 me loih OF July, when 1t shall
De ia"fIi to Sil Pfairie Chickens &c and entirely
PFohioits persons IRON trapping qaalis, grouse
OF prairie chickens, al any season, except on their
own premises
DEATg or THE Scorer GT.xr-Died ~ Ia
Porte. Ind. on the 10Th inst ef anonIoxv Mr.
" r Chadwick better kno,,n "a tho sco.o},
Giant. Mr. Chadwick res;,,er ncar COTTAGE Inn
La Favette ronnty !. This St,+o hut IL -;
of his death was tfayeIlin, With , Lon, u c,,
necJion with Franconis Hippodrome
Gonxy,s L,prs Book for Aryl-- :. .,.o,.,.
o., our table i,.ls,, with tho .l,ci.ast - ;
,,,a-r,, and ,rose and e,,IeIr,,os 80
a.,,-~,..;,,,s CD : o.l..;.a,,,..l
~ ra+.oa IT. -.,t-..;.-t;.
IN e,-.:-L 81 , a.
-, =. - -. -,
eTal Point who will send US So.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

Nctc York Nominations -Ihe following is the
Hard Shell nomination for State Offices in New
York: Governor. Greene c Bronson Lieut.. Gov
ernor Elijah Ford; Canal Commissioner, Clark
Durham State Prison Inspector A BRAN Yeraan.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

ANOTHER SroR'I--On Monday evening we ex-
Perienced another severe storm in this vicinity
The rain commenced about o'clock, and cou-
tinued for several hours, the wind blowing right
merrily from the West. The . Fire works OF
Nature were truly magnificent We have heard
OF no particular damage, but have no doubt crops
must have suffered material injury
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

Cholera ia NoatfeaI-The New York Times
says: We have reports of fearful Tavages of
cholera in Montreal. From 75 10 100 deaths are
reported to occur daily.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

1iHigd,s Coalniiffea--Tbe St. Louis local mail
agent, Miligan arrested for robbing the mail, has
been held to bail for trial in the sum of $4,000 for
himself ana $4,000 for Mr.. VIM, Fulton his secu-
rity
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II George Thompson of the Mend Mission
Africa, thinks the missionaries have discovered
the very head of the Niger river, in the Kong
Mountains.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

r. q. y ". EE sE5f as SsrIsaIlcd
~ truss Il Warranted 70 RELIEVE. aud in most
Cases 10 any reducbe bcrnea rupture however
obstinate. For sale at DIR. Wiiber's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II 1t has been ascertaiHed from full examin-
alton of the books, that the Harlem railroad com
pany lose by the Schuyler and Kyle frauds s35Q,-
600.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
CAUTION.

q Ii Terso-s friendly TO Dogs and Wolves viii 10
- well 10 seen fham az respectable distance from
ny Groves sa1 Fields; as am determined 90 EeeP
regular supply of Poison The premises, until he
" Wolves cease their depredAtioHs-
JOHN LOOTBOURDW.
July 18th, 1854. 37tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

Post Office Change-The Post Master General
has appointed Hophni Hulburt Post Master for
this town, in the place of Geo. w. Eastman. re-
signed That Office is no longer a bone of con-
tention--PlattecHie .4zIerican.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II valuable span of horses belonging to
VIM. Robinson, were instantly killed by lightning
on Thursday night of last week. They were
grazing in pasture bat short distance from his
house -PiatteUiHe american
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II Prof Daniels, whose removal from the
post of State geoogist has been announced and
received with the deepest regret by nearly all the
papers IN the State, was in town Yesterday. We
are glad to notice that his removal does not damn.
en- his aTdor in the least and to learn that he will
still pursue with energy the geology of the State
on his own hook He has energy and talent
that will secure for him both name and fame. how
ever much the State authorities may attempt to
crush him. If lie and health are spared him, he
will make his mark in the world-Haaiso,
Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

Failure Of the Globe Insurance Company
Oswego Palladium learns that the Globe Insurance
Company of Utica, has failcd-carryius down
several prominent business men with il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

SEVERE SToRM.-On the night OF Thursday
last, the most severe storm Of the present season
experienced in this neighboIhood The rain
fell in torrents, accompanied with vivid flashes of
lIghtning. loud peals of thunder, and wind almost
IN hurricanes Considerable damage was done to
crops. Wheat, Oats and Corn were Frustrated to
the earth, and much of the two former tangled in
such manner as to render their harvest very
difficult
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
Progress Of the Central Rail Road.

We find IN the Chicago Tribune a statement Of
the present state Of progress of the Illinois
Central Rail Road. BY this It appears that the
entire length OF the main line aud branches, Is
7Ol miles, and on the lst day of July, the
amount OF track laid down and ready for use
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

Death Of ReU. Mr.. MGSferson.-O On he Sth inst,
about ! o'clock, p. NJ, Rev Mr.. Masterson,
faithful Catholic Priest of Galena, died of inaam-
nation of the brain
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
Terrible Storms.

Warren, MS, July I6. 1881
4 terrific thunder shower passed over 80
about o'clock last evening The hogss ~ t' ,g
John Whitmore was struck by Hghtenirg ~,
Miss Mary Couitrin, aged Is years, was jrs,. al
killed -'''1y
There were about twenty persons in the b,,,..
several of whom were more or less jpig-aJ =.
the shock. The house, which is of stone ~, =.
considerably damaged "@
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

CHIIp KILLEp.-As the Madison stage was
coming into town on Friday afternoon, little
daughter Of Mr. Timothy Haley about two ard a
half years old, was run over, on Commerce street.
and Instantly killed The child was unperccived
lv the driver until too late avoid the accident
Cnc wheel Of the coach passed over the childs
head, crushing it in a horrible manner An eN-
animation OF the case was held before Justice
Polk, from which It appears Ire casualty was en-.
trely accidental This should be a warning 10
those driving teams through the streets 10 be
more careful, as we'll a 10 parents 70 keep their
Child. en- of the public highways. The afflicted
parents have the sympathy OF this entire com
nunisy n lHelF aIi.'e''oh' "nich- however, IS no
remuneration ior 'he .'ss o. '"eiF niue one
~ The state House Commissioners. at Spring
fell III refused 10 Cassus II Clay. a few DAVIS
since lie pfiysle.e Of tie Rorppda of The State
House rom which to address the citizens of that
CITY. 4 meeting was held, however, in grove
near In. and Mr.. Clay addressed a much larger
number than would nave heard him at the State
House The officials Of Illinois Will have enough
II ,s,. a,te.,.r. ~ silence The batteries Of
Er.el.,, -, 80, issues before the neople
n..,.,-----W. -.r-o, 70 learn HAT M.nr
ia - Vn, = Rowe Fso ~.
,,..,..-,f,a 80 ,Iro,vne5 in the aoon at
H. 81 Nm ns,r Arena. in dis COUNTY on
10 - :,s, She was a briubt. active and in
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

The crops in this .icinity never looked bs,..-
than this morning. They stood watering in -.
sun light as beautifully as the Elysian field B-s
change came over the scene at , O'Clock, P. N
A black cloud gathered in the Sontb vreSt;,.-i'
proach was marked by clouds of dust. sno!ps
and fragments of vegetation. On it came vb;s,
ling, bowling, and raging as angry elements -,
only rage when lashed into fury.
We retired into the house and closed the doo.,
bat were not long in suspense, before along cana
fragments OF broken glass in every diTecfio,
through the house, followed by hail. rain. dir.
smoke and confusion. 1t lasted about ten mi,
utes when all was calm again
To say that our crops are cut, thrasked. torn
assunder, and blown away, is but tamely to De.
note the awful ruin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II The United States Hotel in Milwaukee was
struck by tightening at the extreme northern
part of the main building, and it passed through
and set fire TO a bed, burning four holes in it. No
material damage was done. The building was
not supplied with alightning rod
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II A ra(tsman, named Patrick Hines. was
drowned near Mlllville in this county, on the 22d
June He had gone into the river Tor the purpose
of bathing. His body was found two miles below
-PIatlerUe american
Ertea'i0a Of the Capitol-The general appro-
pratlon bill contains an appropriation of $3.50
OJJ, Tor the continuation OF the extension of the
capitol at Washington.
School Loan.-The common council of Sheboy.
gan has authorized a loan of $4,000 for the cree
ton OF an editlce for public school for that city
bonds are to be issued, bearing eight per cent IN
terest.
Sugar aud liolasses-The quantity of Sugar
exported from New Orleans since Sept. 1st, is
l66,934 hogsheads and 1881 bbls; last year in
the same time, "a, 100 hhds and 1899 bbls of
Molasses
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
AGENTS FOR THE TRIBUNE.
". s. SWIMMER, ST. LOUIS, NO.

=. ". CARR. PHTT.ADELPHIA. Penn.
va. PALMER. y. YORK AND BOSTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

CANE LAw--IEe Act amending the Game Law
Of this State has Just made its appearance in the
Madison papers. 1t changes the time from the
18th OF August to the 18th of July, when it shall
be Lawful! to Kill Prairie chickens, &C. aud entirely
prohibits persons from trapping quails, grouse
or prairie chickens, any season. except on their
own Premises.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

II note from the Vice President of the Globe
Insurance Company states that the Company has
not failed reported, but doing all the bust
ness they can, as usual.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

~ We are gratifed TO learn from the Madison
Journal that PROT Daniels Will continue the Geo
logical Survey Of the State, ou his own hook. =
zlra IL has completed the job loT which ne was
appointed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

RENoyAL-Mr. Richard Harrison has removed
his Boot and SLoe shop for the present, to the next
door 70 tie Mineral Point Book Store, and direct
y opposite the Tribune building where he is pre-
pared TO accommodate such customers as desire
superior article Of Fine Boots As he expects to
retain his present location bat a short time, gen
t.cmen viii do sell TO call at once.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

DEATH OF TIE ScoTCH GIAST-Died at La
Porte. Ind, on the 9th inst, CT apoplexy, HIr. F.
". r. Chadwick better known as the Scotch
Giant Mr. Chadwick resided nrar Cottage Inn.
La Fayette county, IN this State, bat at the time
OF his death was travelling with a Show IN con
nection with Franconi-s Hppo.lrome
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
pUREFECATEoN OF THE RLooD,

q II INNS AAAy4s4<'y - p +
35, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets, n. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

GonEYs LADrs Book. for August, is already
on our table laden with the choicest specimens OF
poetry and prose, and enbelIished with about fifty
engragings. Cooley is empha'ically the Book OF
the Nation, The subscription price is So year,
but we viii furnish the Lady's Book and Tribune
eral Point who VIII send Us So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

GOAL and FLOUR.-The people, COAL
~ and FLOUR AGENCIES, No % o.dwsy. New.YGk,
,rd 5S4 Fulton Broohlyn, continue - sell the hrr quality
Of Hu Stove and Nut COAL, at the lowest prices Also,
FLOUR BY the single barrel for family ~ wholesale
ynces Those wanting % purchsse will find their interest
20 spply a; the above Agencies
COALS.-Peach Orchard Red or White Ash,
~ delivered from ysd, Nat ss Stove, Egg or Furnace
sizes 81 IS
COAL.-J. L. WORTH, Coal Dealer Yard cor
~ ne Of 9TH and Tbompson-sts; downto-n Office, No "a
Wsllst. second sorJ IN the rear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
6teamhoats arl1 Raitrpaos.

EOR BOSTON via NLwPORT and FALL
nvEh.Jss ;sis,did nd Sy.r% s. .,,rT MoS-
DAY WEDNESDAY nd FRIDAY. so o'eiosh 7: sss
EAfIRF STATE. C-pt BepJ.np Brsyon l-svrs New oss
even TUE-DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. a. 50 cioss
N. from Pier No n h the 6srerJ BON tonenfne
Of Newport each ssy
cart anti tn ZANE shall have seen PAD Tor
Freight to eosop forvsded through With great dspafen
BY A. Exrrse Freisht Irsir-
wN. BORDEN Agent. Nos 70 and II IVES. 9.
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGrON
III for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW sEDFORD and
TAUNTON Roue ~shoE; change Of eais desen-
ton eaYryirf the Eastern Nal
Tie sfssuleTs PLY NOCTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE. Capt. Il. FrAzee in connection with ne
souiI 6 Providence sId Boston and PrOyis nee aAt
roads esvDg New Yos Gsy Sardsys exeePesl from Fer
No IN tnt wharf shove -ttery place ct elocs
sps sonngon 81 O'Clock the rnyal Of the mall
tr.in which leaves Boston ct 81 "
These unnrpased for strength safety speed,
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and st.
ne COMMODORE from New Yort-Hons.y "wednesday
Friday From s,0nTussdsy Fhnscay ard Sat
ne PLYMOUTH ROCK from Se- yo,t-Tu-sd.v. Th.-,-
Gag ,rd Saturday From stocinston-Nondsy, "Wednesday
Arc Frdsy
-Pu.eus.n on arriving sorinston proceed in ne.
Si,ey by all train Prsvdnee Boston Tsuston and Ne
Bedford by accommodation trains from sonnsfsn Gw
A NJ.
Throurh tickets on Msnlsys Wedne.isys and Fridays for
Esutseiet Holiness Hole and WOODS Hole via New Bed
lord cor meeting With the new steamer EAGLE WING
Master paniss the steamboat trains to and
For psssse b-rhs .ieroos freixht applications may
Be made Pier No IN or 81 the Office, No 10 Battery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
HEsRY H. LEEDS, AuctioDeer-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
INHIS DAY. at ~ o'clock, at the salesroom

II NO u NassbusN:
FIRsT-CLAss SALE Of WINES and CIGARS Every
article represented The Wines will
admitted IL the sale except those which be
lied upoDCobng In part Of old South Side and Old Reserve
BRANDY choic. LONDON Dock Port Grshsm and San
demsn do do ST Ubes, Mslm,ey. old Mscobrunner Hook
50 baskets real RU art Champagne IS baskets Washington
brand very superior Vim de Bouzy and Sc Pery
Also very superior Otsrd Henneey and London Dock Coz
Brandy fDe old Scotch Malt Whisky; a. eask very fine
A.. Seitr eite Brepdy -.
CIGARS-oC0 quila Londres Is COO Rio Hondo; n
Confanza Lcndre 10 00 Kslooah do and shout coo
rous superior and weknown and celebrated brands T5e
above can eli be relied genuine
Also choice Hsvet and Principe Cigars warranted In every
respect per In all the most superior sssornent
ever BY at auction conibg Of about % 200 Of the
following brands: La Confrsnza Rio hondo, Aquis. Aoo
lab metropolitan La Occidental Cazad0res Pnepes Of the
finest Zars TobsoeO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Hy,py II. Lrsps Auctioneer by Il " LEEDs 4 co
IN THTRSDAY, Dec. 21, and FRIDAY, 1sd

O'clock each evening AZ our phi4't'U' ave- ~
R,o,dwav (Old Dusseldorf q allery) ....-,-,r. -
sUpFkB COLLECTION Of FINE OLD tICAt hr :: su
t,or 10 spyhins of red this jdst received ron flo
ne In T Xiv csred frames AmouE them III be onna souie
ofbe ehoiees Paintings OF the laian SCHOOL, t'so
nSiystt Collection bel nens to gentleman leasas o 80
zone all O the highest order, mAgahesn uet' u
reruire Muro LANDING o. King oo ~ Greece, oy s D.
sNss-o sftscking Lion by Albert DreuNi Jndsneu' o
ns Van Vskes; Stern at Sea by VAnaetTe,di t:o
orisinaIs hy ysnons artists sunoe Magdsen -
Evthooric merit, Vi di atng soy SsloI'
RSpe Nv L. &c Venice. St Agnes, Nseonre oS Sao te,Is
TO- 90 hy Carlo Dolc Fornoiua snpncsec oy hapnAe
yerx vslualle private collection, with ceicses ot tneI
,iy l., he following artist: Pigu MI sssso Ferrato
Lsvsir del Pine S;r4dano Coec Oisneh N feto SsvssH
M Per6naro Auuibs tsec Neasgnes caro- Do'i AZ,
nsy Iueca Giordsuo Salvador Rosa, Coireso AesEo
Thee pictures Of frest vaue some o. "hen
hlopeed 10 The late sir Clarke; also several cosby rs
Panty hy American sTdsis. Coppey. heaA3' Deu<y'
Garter Thneer Bcuelle Wright Ceiie sra o,hI' o, ae
so an svoice OF beautiful Paintings on COPPER
.ill aud esrvs. iut received from France ia rich A ms
so svt1sl Paintings OF me Flemish french ana ofAu
Schools ,,.., 8. o,.r,,,.,;,,
two dsys the ever previous - the sale ps.
Isy rogue the attention Of our ffenes W.
10 examine these pictures being moslS aeo
r,se collections Vi the hgeest class, ssHsis OF "AeH
cost & $50 20 SO each A.. Hi. 81,
K.re, have teen enabled {, place BEFORE ne paonG
yauN .t elsss Paintings in single sale which " 10 DC Wa"
ont IsSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
NJ WRAY, Auctoneer
ERFNCH CHINA, FANCY GOODS, al

IL PLATED WARREN wRAY, Auciloneer, will ,ell At
the ,tore No S35 Broadway cor. Anthonys THIS
DAY DEC 20 md fowins days. until disposed OF Al lei
ocok zach day large let OF Feneh China sod Fancy Goods
sent out by French house especially for the hodsy and
po.t be sold at TO make returns 10 shippers
Dinner Tee. Toilet and To "a tee sets Gard
Baieis Puoeh Bowl Ich Golfers and VaseS 0r presents
Risnue Firures Toy Tea Mugs Match. Pin and Toilet
Boxes Also large lot of Plated Ware aud Fancy Goods
BThe above advertised for Tuesday bat was post
in cop quence Of being able to cleu the goods at
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