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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

tie territory on this occasion. The lonow'h
ieslineny frvm various sources viii nrO'e ihi
fact.
The Glasgow Times announced that
"One hundred persons lately left SalIn
County. Mo-. for Kansas. and were in tina
territory, IN TINS 10 look gt1or ne election o
dslsgai, 70 Coagros."
A core.pondep, OF the New York Tri
bunc, writing from Lawrence, (Kan.T) Dec
/, says:
"rhe road u,s pretty wei lined with Gov
cred wagons, Glled with persons from West
port, Missouri, going past us TO the next poll
ing place. called Douglas, 70 vote. Th'',
uarcn, wen, over the dSy rrc,isu' TO ih'
election"
. Another correspondent s'ys
In dis,ric, south OF -, ! am informed BY
a clergyman Who ls0 there during the voting
,hersuere eight hupdrcd from Missouri ,depos
lung their vote for the principle Of ''PoPulat
sovereignty"
Another correspondent, who says "ho wa'
born and raised in the Sonih, aud has AWAY
been preiudiccj in favor Of southern meas
urc,," writes
"iharpsn,d to be in WeslTort,a town only
three mile, from the river, aud the same dis.
lance from the Kansas line, the Sunday and
Nonlsy previous to the election, anl saw all
thl, ~, going on IN that quarter During
the whole cf Sunday persons PASSED through
the town in conranir, Of from two To thirty,
IN bucgics. wagons, on horseback, and IN
uulss. Most n them came provided with
the institution. peculiar To the country -pis.
,o's, bovle,kui,Ss, and vhiskcy: amt wcrc
mel, q, m choice IN their language, particular.
~ when speaking ~ lhcsr who larcIto dif.
fsr with them IN opinion. Many ofthsm
registered their uam,s At the hotels 4, IN the
towns On the Missouri side II the rI,lr. and
orsuly laughed a, IT, idea Of ever making
their home, in The territory. Mos, or Il csc
gentlemen wen, tu point known ~ "Oae
Hundred sad Ten" In cas-, their votes, and
when the return from lha, j.,tictwas rrcriy.
81. i showed roll II oyrr us lu7ar,iyo'rs
and al for whufed-whcn every mrn 10
k1n.n, knoes tbs, there are not over d0y lc,
ral voters IN ,Sc district. 4, lrls, hive hun.
drcd men passed through w,,rori, IN these
two days"
"Etrcriov 90 E,>y,s. On the 29,b uli
ihc election cf Delegate took p'nrc, sui re-.
suited a ,he triumph of Gen Whitfield, the
Southern rro.slavcU candidate, by a very
l7rco m'Nrily Tn - jni ri-' or. uJt,i-
q, ,ri gocs to- prove VIA, wo have alu7,s
rrclt,rj, ,ha, Haulas wygid Do ,'aye
Safe. IN spite Of lhc efforts of the Ems.
grant Aid Sncicly, a-J the influence a, the
North to encourage emigration from the Tree
States, The Shareholders ATE already lhrfc in
create, numbers than their opponents And
why should It no, b. sol Bordering upon
the slave States of Missouri aud Arkansas.
the stakeholder, have ouly tn ,lrp over au
imaginary line, 10 occupy end posses, the
tho Northern 'mIsraa' must
travel hundreds Of miles, subjected to an the
dangers and disasters lHciicn, to the scuIc.
men, Of a new country. 10 climate In which
hc B, uusccus'omcl 1.-THE Southern States
desire Co make Names a slave STATE. they can
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N1you WOOD, 81 New York, has not only
cleared the streets of s=rar', bot b7s order
81 ihst 'ae pole. shall not smoke cig1rs while
on 5gtv, and h1, jIrec'od THAI sll ihe .'luof
housei oi the city must Je ,lSsed by one
O'clock 10 ihe morsin-. N . Few DAYS he
sraisuphies making 4 granJ Demonstration
s-ainsr tsorte,ly houses. los, Sunday was
INC me, quis, Sunday known IN New Work
~ year, IN ths d-uking saloons Ssing elo--
Cd Nthe instance ufthe mayor.
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Kansas Popular sOvereignty-..this doc
trine cxempliRod and demonstrated.

Kansas Popular SOvereignty.-.this doc
trine oxempli6od and demonstrated.
W.. wish To place on record some Of ,hC
asis, jrsiru, and facts which have been cN.
h1icd under lhi, new ADD hoas,cl doctrine Of
Of popular sovereignty in the new Territory
Arkansas. And Ne wish 70 saws, the onset,
that NC are a believer In the doctrine n n.
roral abd Republican popular sovereignty
while at tie Sane time. we are utterly crros.
ell 10 he, fraudulent popular sovereignty
which has been ushcrci into eNislsrcc by
GJcr hyiuuI, hy management, by deception,
uni,ra repeal ofGceiom guarantee, and yio.
s'-i patty a'l ra,ioral hjh. Freedom, in.
tiy.lual. social, religious, and moral freedom
BE- now and ever has Aegn lhs great integral
clcnca,of American Re7ubHsanism. Itva.
%, gssrrc, q popular sovcrei1u,y,r 20 the for.
nation Of lh, Government. I, va. cxemp'i.
f,d in -, ordnance oils, and IN The s,llb-
r.irsut 81 80 o., Northwestern states, and
Iu lrc new state Of Iowa.
Wb7t new richl, Of popular sovereignty
save hssu conferred hv thr Kauos-NrhasLa
farF What, 'nr'r new privilege has been
gained 90 thee Territories rr, formerly poe.
s,s.sI Do Ohio. Illinois. InllGa. Michigan.
Iowa ard Wisconsin, wls,rrsry,h1s been
iny,-icd. continuing ,he srnblanrr OF p'ar'i-
bi'i'y. that Prove, TO- the ,lirhies, icrrc, ,,ha,
Kansas auJ Nssra,La have beer fut 10 pos.
session of anv new iocir.rc Of jcno-ucy,or
lbrv % American Rcpuhl,anism not %.
ready instituted and acted uro1' There is
none whatever. This ncv Bin gives the
PEOPLE ,hc r..h, % establish slavery. and
gives ga, Institution = constitutional sane.
zion. This RICH, tho people hal r'-ag, ,r-r.
dgd as claimed hy ssr,ha3iac c5pa,ur.iaa.
This rev Bill simply rracvci 'his right
VLrrr by solemn comPac, q Territory had
been ruauuI.ed to freedom, forever"
b., ve have M oc-nsion to make this out.
rae. moro obvious. Tho reoplr are acrusin.
rsI with the merits or the case--s,,h an the
facts, ar-umra,, auleircums,anccs and What
+, more. a. , ,o,,.p-, Of A5,s,,-sr J,mr.,i,
National FOLEY 'Lcy have laced upon % tho
marx, Of ihc.- up,rar.6el condemnation. To
show. however. vba, ace abe footprints. the
marx, and characteristics Of ,hts new b,n,.
ling. called .popular sovereignty" wc sln.
ply desire, On ,hc p1,acu secession. to place
On rJcori some incidents which have attend.
Cd 90, st,,1r, in the organization Of Kansas,
and particularly 10 lle c'rcuca OF %, frs, and
nr-rrtte're,'c.
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Giddings, the ant-sisiery candidate has
been elected delegate from Nebraska, over
Chapman, the Douglas candidate.
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SmPuuiLpras' Bass, RocELASo. Reesv-
sr, have been appointed .Or this bank. They
will according 20 th- Ar-Cs, 50 eyery Wei
ac.ssy for six moaths. /, appears i'on the
gsuS Commissioners report hat the clalaI'a
all be nJr. ahsadaui ihan the ssso,s.
Ntv.Il.acT.
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MAINE LEaIsIATURE.
WEDNESDAY. January -

10 Tor authority ~ cNienu To loiUANu.
Mr Will, fru, lulciary Com reported 4
resolve in favor Of commission to prepare
Judiciary system. Passed N be engrosscd.
NJ D.unell prrseuisd the petition OF GER
i,in iuhsbi,asis Of Hartford. 90 he 81 %
frp-r said town and annexed 10 Bucs6-M.
Nc. Psas- presented the petition Of Horsce
Rll.ars and sls., for authority To consuuc,
raiIroad from Portland to Harrison village.
Horse. % motion cr Mr Garland Of T..
iiyrr-snrc he Judiciary Com were direc;' 4
ts>quirc isio the cNpsdicncy OF prO'id.,s a
prn,l'y against par:ics Nho make fnud' leui
conveyance orc,ermscrcJ real estate.
Turrs1Ay, January -.
NJ. Willis from Jsdic.ary C'my Iucs. re-
ported ON 20 smend chap. rs OF tic rcy,s.
II statutes. ani chap. I3j fiho laesofIsio
Mr.. W. explained the objects Of toe ball. Il
arenlcl he laws 10 r,laSica - insane PER,
-7rs, ,ui lhc.l corf1SmsnJ 10 n, insane
Hospital tirst, 3, lakes svav ,hc jurisjic,
dic,oa c'tvo Justices 0t The Peace 20 order
'he discharge Of fr-abc persons cuoGned IN
ils Hospital and cruisrs this roWcr 81 ,hc
Jas,icc, ofthe Supreme Judicial Court -nI
IL prohibits The discharge Of persons having
louieiJal tendencies, sycn by those Justices.
Assigned.
llorsr. Report Of Judiciary committee
accompanied hy a resolve Appointing samuel
wsl.,, lot VI. Morrill,, AMI John :. Abbott,
comm ssoiasrs 20 report JuJ.caTy system,
cane Iram ,hr senate.
~ motion Of VIZ. HI ,tua. latJ on DE-
ry,.
Resolve making the KsnrsSgc Jaamal ,ho
State lETyr passed 10 be cug-osscd.
Frg,Y. J,1 go.
SrNrr Nr Blake Of Arol,ioys pee
seated ,he petition af Jesse Craig rrl others.
PRAYING i1r an appropriation ior a rosi from
Crystal plantation On l,'s,i Fall,
Committee on division Of ,1au, reported
stsr o. ro,tcc on petition, Co unite rhr town.
II Ausou and NuHn Ausro, also o. unite
tie towns Of pcIbam anj Holden.
Nlr. G.rcc'ou from Com. ol railroads 7'l
bridges. reported leave to Withdraw on rslr-
ton, forlncorPon,.cn Of olvrJ Cea'pl r.
RCo.
Nj DunurIl moved ul' ,hc report be 'lti
on The table until "Wednesday rs,', arI ,hat
itr thea wade thc especial orlcr o. ,h- Jav.
The motion TO Fo,,poae, rlsr some j.ssa,-
sion, prcy'.'cj.
Hrsolui.oas relative 20 ibc death of Hon.
LgiAeT Severance came from che House arl
were unanimously adopted
Hor,E. BIN to incorporate ,ho city Of
B.iJs'ord passed. to BE- rugros'sj.
Mr. Fculo announced ,hc teslb Of lIcr
Luihcr Severance, IN few appropriate rs.
marks, and offered some resolutions DO rcla.
t.ua thereto, which were unanimously ,lop.
tel. and committee appointed O, act silh
similar COMMITTEES On che part ct he senate
ir assist boz m1lia: arrangements tor h.s 90.
uss'
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ss,iesct.
Bills authorizing Merchant .aHN anA I as
co bank TO increase '.e.' capital stock were
passed 10 DC sas'ys''.'
.l!o,sf' Ihe >TflN'f Announces % zoe
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A UCTIoN NoTICEToREAi SALE OF MAGNIrI.
IN cent household furniture EDWARD SCHENCK will
sen auction the promises "a Houston reet between
Thompson and Sullivan on Wednesday, March - at I0
o'clock household rpture account
ths breaking mp hoasos part
fcowsElegant tapestry Bfusse Wilton, three ply and
iprr.in carpets ro,eyood SUITE. oitetea ts.es sofa
rosewood piano. elegant French plate and gilt sr
glasses marble top sofa centre pnd side tables;
mahogany, black walnut and oak dressing bureaus wAs
stands dressng tables &C.. mahogany
seads, hair leather and straw pillows aud boil
s.srs silver plated ware Knives FORKS glass; and srocksy
OF every description; woolien blankets quilts window
curtains &c The sale will with tbs assortment
Of kitchen utensils Terms cash, in city funds
A UCIioN NoTicE-.LARGE AND PEREMPT0Ry
"a snla OF magnificent diamonds watches and ewslry.
EDWARD SCHENCk will sell at auction, AZ the sales
rooms Wall street Thursday, Friday and Saturday
March ~ ~ aud 81 ut lO oclo each day. large
Of superb diamonds Watches consstng in part Of bril-
liant diamond cluster and single stone pins and
rings ladies' enamelled watches set with damoads also
Others via independent second double tmckeepes tesn
day, patent and detached levers, dc made the
makers in Europe, and all in eighteen od suts
OF bracelets, and earrings breaches br-Gtpns gold
stone and Mosaic sleeve buttons studs seal rings gold
guard neck and fob chains; gold pencils pens ockets
rings, &c
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EDUCAThE.

IkRuAN LADY, WHO HAS DEVOTED HER
lvls life 20 the educatsn sEd iustructon % Children,
lent natIons. add sho hs1 now snoenssfni boarding
os siris. AZ Nov Rochelle, assire, ise orphan
y. Inquire u Re-. ur. ssoh.mann, Not. street. %
letter u e. =, ~ Rsehsll. fo.t Dnirs, vlies
EDb6td %. Terms R,easrAsa.
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oCULIyTs AVID AuaIsrs.

eNT AND huRisT- ARTIFICIAL IYfs jus r
nvsd, tie largest ant mcts be4splvl 9cless.9n ~
kys. sg.r Imported they fcsogtlC ~ sasprsl syt
20 suOr and =, rrsssion. tud w,li a9fs s.aetly ho
In tFiaserisd aut rtuoftf wits.ss &c tlighta<@
tsysllag yhe Troies...n gnFlllca Z. nberkl ieraG
JAMES W fvwEli., n D.
~ U..ht. aro stisl 49, tr.NsweJ,
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1S5S BRoDIE's OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FoR
1OOOs MnIHG AVID SUMMER RETAIL TRADE
GEORGE BR0DIE,

1S5S BRoDIE's OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT ron
Aooo' "A'r oE asR ;S- sko6 SnsA" Trade.
prepared 70 sas s a ." s.
ffGisDAI TiIES Sa$ 81 APRIL Fis;iifGs''A'''' On
ran IAn'r f fbiT 1s aa lsfF .ss.'r
NY, from fabrics Of tho highest sIssiisaSs
'A' most sS ef III i.Ist ;saiI
own we'll sar S.ns sfs 'slsss,Gs % and
the newest and most recherche .tyes magnificent
PLAIN sILK AND MoIRE ANTIQUE MANTILLAs.
hs ,%%sa ws the mos, sssnsss Trimming ..
Ms spring and summer retail trade and at the loves,
CHANTILLY LACE NANTES.
ESs sSss sss s..P: ss..'' and in
APPLIQUE LACE MASTLEs,
c q at Fl ai:' LResG f't s"sT%ks
sns ar' by as ssa ssa Of
hnroIs dhs 'ne,sresr would psr'is alniy emind hia
ONLY TRUE FASHIONS FOR THIS SEASON.
bshmei in New York Ladies who wish purchase goods
rssa ss.nt a.Siss .ses,Sn. sssy have
snanned he new and splendid assr%sn. on Tassdsy sd Of
81 Canal street and 81 Lispenari street.
ExnlgITIoN or SPRING MfLisERy- n
Win mol Se ~ D,Tsn .isss, will cpsn - M, day
millinery Of her importation aud which
defy sa@psttsa County merchant. ana aaar .' .Sp
Piled with pattern eopnets on the loves. term,
NEW SPRING MANTILl.As
IN GEO. BR0DIE No 81 Canal street and No. % L!sps.
nard street, New York, In now exhibiting 70
WhOLEsALE MERCHANTS
his stock Of Fronch homo made spring and
s,ns,ll,; ssn:; IA o .sss aud
10 invite the attention Of
CAsu snonr TInE BuvERs
from svgry section OF the country.
OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY, AT ~ BROAD.
~ wsy.-Miss D. A, GARDENER will open, "a shove,
IhnrsSsy March ~ bonnst direct from Paris ~ Broad
way New York; i53,S Congress ,troet, Savannah, Ga
- ton of the mlners u New York It's Vicinity Is
vitdd 10 tho large ssortmont Of
FRENCH SPLIT STRAWs
Just received aud opened by the undersncd s0 his
tensiyo stook OF all dercri ptions Of
STRAW BOSNETs,
homo manufactured and imported, together With display
~
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLowEns RIBBONS a., &C.
which in beauty And variety cannot be surpassed IN this city
X. 4. WILDE, Sos. - Ank - John street.
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LECTuRE..

lER CURE-DR. D.. a. kIIrREDGE, or EOS
oa will rive his second lecture tho ga.cr cure al
'.otlyn Institute, Bro,klyn, co Ghnrsdsy evening
St. 81 TE 0'clors. Admission fes ono shilling.
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CHARLES II. THoMsoS, d.
CORNELIA GRAHAM, Laeeutors.

A SSIGNEES S1LE-H. WILSON AUCTIONEER.-
n This "wednesday morning, at l0tsoclock. at lt9
twenty fourth street. between Seventh Eighth
tao rsh and costly household furniture contained In the
large three story house above consisting Of
wood octave anoiorc of richly
carved cost 5000 superior rosewood parior suite
crimson and gold brocade also suite
green with mort deliberately carved frames large
heavy French plate mirrors carved rosewood marble
CENTRE side and sofa tables foo collection Of ch ice OH
paintings and steel plate engraving in rich Kilt
rosewood dvans covered In the best of satin costly china
yases .eea tete sets china Psrsn hronl. aud bsque
window curtains ssd rich gold band psrlor shades
20 yards Of theest English tapestry In excellent
order; mahogany and black ainut dining extern
sion tsbes gold band china dinner and tea set verware
tea service, sa@ers, cake baskets with solid silver edges
table cutlery, crochsy rich cut glassware kc: also, bed
furniture of the best quality, Brussels carpets mir
rors rosewood mahogany and black walnut bedsteads
Iesur vashsandr gilt china toilet sets, South
hmersn curl~d hair mattressc bot.r- and pillows
case mahogany cushioned chairs soia ch.
tables &C.; ioretber with ine assortment Of basement
fifr
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CAS- RcwaFa-Lust or Stolen, from a. Dev
street, containing ladies Congress CATERS
1se, plain light tan CATERS Whoever will the same
sve inormaton where IL be found will receive the
above reward.
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Thc W0odlawR Mansin,, ON the Bl0oaing-
1alsroad to lctThese premises
yecrs occupied By Capt v. L. wiiey as roadside hotel
and the most popular OF resort for out OF town
ysstles Of pleasure and military excursions
The island Of Manhattan The plot OF ground comprises
twenty weld wooded, and with extensive water
noatage IwoulA be syaAbls for private sesdence but
= most situated rural hotel Apply
thsprsmses, or to WA D. AofFAT ssS broadway, n. Y
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LBERT II. NICoLAY, MISUNDERSTANDING
N tory executors sale of the balance OF 306 desirable
lots and valuable front Of tho Medoier estate
situated llt.h 18th, lEth i7th 18th and 0 streets
LAY VIM sell on tuesday, April 10 a. Il O'clock a. tho
OF DR. John Mliedoer deceased without any reservation
10 close the estate the balance valuable and
cores situated l4th 5l b, il6h, 7th eth 18th
streets avenue and Fire. Avenue, Harlem eomprsins
proyements in contemplation in tho immediate vicinity
Of this property The Second railroad
and in successful operation TO Harlem
sreasin the value Of these lots from 100 10 cent
This sale offers unusual Inducements for tho Of
capital immediate and the sale viii Pc
remptory to the highest bidder Seventy per
main bond and mortgage three years. q.
cent The title this property Indispensable and viii DO
conveyed free OF s Lthogyaphic
Iu particulars be obtained Of Charles H. nson
Esq No Court steeet, Brooklyn, or of Albert ooay
Auctioneer, No. 4 broad street, New York
C CHaERIEs II THOMSON, !Eseoutor.
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Of April next 81 II ocioek the Promises.
the late residence Of Hannah Field deceased situated the
tos nsbp Of Newtowp Queens county Long Island tho
plank rold leading from Ncwtown to Williamsburg opposite
good land whieh there dwelling house, barn.
small tenement vcl of good water in tho Kitchen and
considerable fruit OF different kinds line passes
the door several tuca to New York. Also the Flushing
Railroad and DEPOT within about hall mile Of
This land Is particularly adapted nurserynen Sale po-
sitvo 20 close the estate posponement
the weather. X. n. BLACKWELL, Executor
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essecrs naval officers marines, clerks and
1sans men ler their suIviving widows or minor ehdrsn
yA served In OF the United Sstcs entitled 10
md vaant for 40 All entitled will by ad
Asng receive the proper form Of application and
WI obtAin their warrants for moderate charge Our
snsnss With tho Departments as Washington AFFORD Ms
unsuAl IAcy dor tho return of warrants Claims
b left With rs IS early possible Land warrants
befescnces-UnSCn Bank, Corn Exchange BANK, Bowery
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Hnp0rtant tO H0usekeepers.-Our Spring
.snt Of easpetings, oilclohs curtains and curtain
Wsasly reduced prices LORD TAYLOR, Grand street,
0o0noG Of ChYyrie.
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lvEOKGE coon, AUCTIONEER-BY sTOvER q COOK
m Large sale OF custom made furnturo.-This day,
wednesday, st l0 o'clock, at store No d Broad street.
large assortment OF mahogany aud rosewood furnare
broestss marble top centre pier and sofa tables aho
sany eoas, teea tetes parlor chairs, do rockers
solid black walnut drobcs rosewood bod.
stnnds bureaus and wahstands hair matreses feather
beds holsters and pillows; office and counting desks
do. do chairs, extension dining tables sdcboards
melted cottage SUITS seat chairs Catalogues on
the morning o
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Lset this be your Gu,de.-Eugllsh Velvet
carpets. los and English tapestry, 7s $751; o.; Engish
thpse Is, ss ingrins, 3 a. o. and &C. per yard
EIRAh ANDERSON,S, 90 Bowery.
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TO ibt tEftRAas 90 tsig. oR rnEIR wfDoEs
49, - 'strt iqrty sefFs q lsss ss.ttisi
49, 80 q y ssA ~ So rmssssa4 stsAsy
- " 80 -. gfsis. so sas ssssis '.fr -tr'Na''
r -. Eht ts4fM Il : 80 rfrssf. tkff.ss.# -
sttftf woo ttl rtFrt - tlltsts1
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTIoN SALE OF APPLES IN BARRELs.-E Ell.
n GENE u. fRANkLIs, anctioneer.-- BY Franklin a
Nichols 10 Nassau sreet-Wn sell this day. at II
o'clock, twenty earrels Of ros,et apples Ia primo orders
recent consignment IRON New amPhre sale persmptory
Farms
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EINO OMNIBUS AND HOTEL PRoPRIETORs.-WiLJ.
he sold at public auction on Wednesday April tth At
l0Io'cook A. Flushing avenue, Brooklyn ". w.
2lsrse passenger onn,bnsss $50 largo passender omn
buses 100 sets harness. 100 extra wheels and large
mcnt of hubs spasea feloes Tho sale
presents 6ns opportunity for Of tho
named property large proportion OF the omnbueos
been but little used and will be sold without BY
order OF the Board Of Directors Of tbe brooklyn Railroad
Company. H. v. cONKLIS, Prelident.