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Butte record., 1855-11-10

ID RIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE-Hundrols
u of those who have contracted disease are
disappointed of a cure by not calling on DR..
YOUNG at first He will forfeit any sum i
he fails to cure any case that may come under
his care, no matter how long standing or al
ficting, such as ulcers, tumors, nodes bunch
es, pimples on the face and body, pains in tie
bones and joints, wakefulness, trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting of the bones,
emaciation, loss of appetite, strength and flesh,
sores in the noes and ears, loss of hair, weak
eyes, itching humors, &C., &c. Many persons
after being relieved of all external appear
ances of private disease, suppose themselves
cured, but after few months find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they
never had before, ann which they find it I'M
possible to relieve. To all who are afflicted in
this way, DR.. Young would particularly re-
commend a trial of his skill. The symptoms
with which you are troubled are caused by
taints in the blood, which sooner or later will
destroy your health and happiness. No per
son who has ever had an attack of any private
complaint should not fail to consult Dr. Young,
and take few bottles Of his invaluable puri-
flying medicine, as they can rest assured that
their blood is in perfectly pure and healthy
condition, and that every trace Of disease Is
removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in from two to five days
without change of diet or hindrance from
business, or no charge
DR.. ]. C. YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and California
streets, (up stars.) Office hours from a.
NJ, to 8 P NJ.
Marysville, June 10th, 1850.
hR J c. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send
~ me some of the medicines you prescribed
in my case. | have a friend here who is trou-
bled IN exactly the same way that | was. lie
has nightly emissions, ringing noise in his
head, weak back, loss of memory, and is gen
eriliy debilitated; he is discouraged and has
not confidence enough to enable him to call
and see you told him how | was, and that
my friends all said / was in consumption, and
the doctors up here gave me up and advised
ne to 90 home to die, but instead Of gong
home called upon you, and here am as well
AS any of them and likely to live n long ume
yet. with strength enough to work with the
strongest of them. Doctor l will send every
one TO you that looks to me as though he need
cd physician. 1t shall not be my fault II
amy one dies for want Of medical treatment
! VIII do all can to keep the afflicted away
from those pests of society, ycept professors
and high sounding titled men who, if the facts
were known. are men who left their country
ior their c3untrys good Publish this letter
'srctor, if you wish, and hope some OF those
that hun bugged me may see it and sleep esd
f one night. Truly yours,
je51-3m GEO. DAFDsoN'
Butte record., 1855-11-10

4nA GENERAL ASSORTMENT
i.s.szses OF CHOICE LIQUORS, AWAY
S=lzzszzzz on hand. at wholesale or retail, g
at fire proof store Of
JOS. GLUCKAUF.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

FRANkLIN PIERCE, of y. II President
d. r. ArcHIsoN, of No. I. Prest. Pro ten
Butte record., 1855-11-10
DRS. sHRIEVES & BELDIN

Office on Second street, few doors above C,
febl7-I5 Marysville California.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

cor Sacramento and Mon;gry SITS. 5. F.
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CEMI-w WEEKLY TRIBUN Ne
SKMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE, Ne l'o'i;
IErIIoRIALs: Atchison Reelected, Kansas and
nsunior Ohio; Impeachment Of JUDGE Name;
Liquor and Law, The Ls;e Farce =, syrSsase'
The b mbsrtmeui q GScy,Ssn, N Name, lem
1.-TWO WEEKS LATER FROM cALtEoRNlA;
The fot;nish.. Nss' IsSls psos5,. =.
Of L. c. Woods fof AustTAis; J G. Hubert san
Jsr in Paris; Rsnehei. Tragedy from ~ "a. .s
s,cam,hip Northern Lieh'.
NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN; Lsi'e, ~, from
y.AFFkIRs IN THE NORTHWEST; Letter from
sCorrrspondent q, Fonsenelc, Nebraska
v..TIIE BURLINGTON TRAGEDY: Another Death
The Wounded.
VI..HAYrl Letter from Correspondent At Portsa'
Prince.
VII. OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENTS, rh-
state Of Europe-LetteI from Oar Owe SolIs
.repd.s, g; LondSn 9 fSs, on ' o%n
Conespordeni At PArsj An American In Errope
,psrient az Geneva Swiiserisnd
VII RACHEL As MARIE STUART
Ix.THE wHsELKR SLAVE CASE; peei.isp q, q the
supreme Court q tho ststs; The Writ Of Hsbeas
coipu, Rsfa.edi Judge Blacks oPiAioa' Judge
x..AYoTHER ACCIDENT on THE CAMDEN
x..rnE ACCIDENT on THE sToNINoToN
RAILROAD.
xI.PuBLIc SENTIMENT AT THE SOUTH.
XIII..THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN con-
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Xv..RoBBERY ON THE STEAMER ISAAC NEW
TON.
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XVII. THE PAPERS WE TAME.
NvIii..THE LITTLE CHoRlsrER
XIX. HAVANA
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XXI. OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORIES.
XXII. SANDWICH ISLANDS Particulars Of the Fire in
bonoluu.
XXIII.RUssIAN SETTLEMENTS; The Starvation sto-
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NarsTsiso-
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Nueeidl Notires

1870, Y,,c,v,.-rNe rcsu'1 nrRhTES wfl bsre,
~-S raiS ~ s4vs;SSl NM NJ < IssSts. ans GOA
s,scS s,A We s''y ,ysss s; ssss s '''"
nss.s. NesccUs SaegNs. g NAvAL LOPEZ " .,D 2,
De ss~rA q thew late RlstseL THOMAS ~ ehMlS T. W
IVA 10 .'e 'e.{SnSs NJ ~ ~, ,s,c,,sS mvi,sS &c A.
We - 90. m he Nnay and TIE unenbers q the Hight
ssta wAra rSs ar- Sl'S a''' I" ''''A' n suss se.y
,,w..,.x.- u,-hep HurAc..-r~VlNh wsrd. VIsh Seu-
-ss. Nt she sis Us e tss I've an an 80
sss rVt = ERASrVs ESooHS TO TIE SAss $500 SSS s s
$50 IL s Tx Ysil SvSSSS SEPT; e GsI
E''"' |'A'' ' e ;i4i Is oS TwrLsru WARN
r. o,,.., r.Iers-he advertiser late Surgeon in Re
a-riss sfih- HonofsAe East lnsa Compaoy Aea VIZ or
- 49,. srsi. N SeosA snS China vii r~st the cases
e. ssa.rcss among he meet eulnS.sa eas ann ~
So, Asrsfls aes'rOv!rs drug 10 such rSns s. 70 SUE
so~fuly sssi he uo7 eaort o h- IoSs
.s.sArsrS psu soTss'i-s ~ sPrsns rs',ns os
ss.Ay egg'se,,Sn J .oss,,s .peey and ascisiSey
~ IT sssctory e the GOD iiis Of the
cyiser ss5 IN sasSostsons, address H. l. - Eneune
srpoy. hi. tcsm Of advertisement heo'nse not BE-
,s AZ re~rrs ensared the scoe Of his rroin ne MSS
ess sizs lefs % other duties 70 devote 70 saon cases
rAe Western Farm Association will hold regular
t,rs fS RS-eT, late opcrA House rHuRSD ~ EVEN
NG >ers Is At ee och CSrs,i1 ss. srs now ,a cas-
, 81 sipss the ofhoe. JOHN STEVENS frsaaeh'
W.. JoxrS lEs Secretary.
wakefield Industrial Home Association No. 81; T.
ne NsInkss hereby posiael 'h; Atc the lsh OF hs
No. h he kne viii b enfrccd upon al due ~
En- j. ANDREW HANDSCHUCH, S~cy.
~praItNs Patent Seif-Seaiins Cans VII preserve
Ps.Shs Torutcss other Fruit Nes~iAse An feae
,s.s an with their nA,uS and favor without the edd
t- % spirits other 7resefvae property They
az ..ss orened o. closed simply hy tuaus attach
xvt The sepuius heruetioa SELF SEALING ans hsys
rN.s IN ri.eG le every CAP sskArrs PATENT,
WILLS s PROVOST PROPRlETORS" Fail directions
IN Frc psnyns the Cans Price Of quart Cans
a. x~r S~r-p hSf. slon IS IS doseu- Wrenohes and
fannss, 70 CENTS e.h WELLS thONpSi,
sole PIcrri,tors No $50 P-sr'sL frsnt n'sQusIc
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NspYlE FFIIClTA vESTVAllH
MI 0sANp rAgEwfLL CONCERT
A. MNtc's SALOON,
wnl ale rlses %
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ssfr u

urmnS,snis rsrSisG, saw IL
Nm. vrSrNAII will ~ A-hseS BY
N" WuIlAM MASON, tae emnent lisniss.
LOUIS sCuRrleER n-.-- NJ.
the srrA, German cernstaf''"n f'yef'
ssnsf CrRlslo, ~ ~,
N. elcNtsfea rruef the italian orsra et ratis hts
Ffsi Appearance IN the United stsieA
slsnsr RrRNARpi, the renowned Baritone
MI ALLAN IRVING,
the DISTINGUISHED English Baritone.
Mr., H. GARDNER,
., ,..,, the VII enowS EasSh Tenor
PROGRAMME.
FAIT l. .
l. GrADs Aria" 1rovAiors," Verdi Sig beFna'a
. Grand rsntasi.-" Haeueno!s Dr." Moycrhref, tor
Crret.s Pison eoTnrosoa and executed n.y. afeisc!
\ Rcpso-'' SrwHsuAle~ Ro.Fni Milo YES All
il pcrns t'Mohie" Risclctto" Verdi Csresa
5 The Rvel Datt-" scnalFAlnide, Ro>sni NH Is tNAI
and sis. Bernard
{ IA, rOujcur. waits, C) Silver sPrins, in- ~.
pganp,a wn MAsos. ...........,..,.Wm As'on
10.
Grand Scena Rage thou angry Storm henedie'A i'Vihs
2 R.cas lan snd Afis-" All. IL thou 'eepest, ,-,,.
AWAKE go Rouro. Nacca' 90, Mic NsSA 'NNi
y Arls-" Dear Maid, while thoa AT secpns ~ 49,.
p1.SH" r,nercS. Rc:.in Miis vESTv ALI ss cere.O
: Grand Caprice" nercGae," KontskL a. W. ns'on
q Wanderers Lament Song with Corne; aFistSn,
P,osh - Mile VESrNALI and Hen l. SshrrieeT
Admission 20 all paris Of the saloon, 81
peors cpen AZ f-Cone.Tt 6, eomu eneo At oeock =,
TcKrrs may hc obtsined % Mcssrs HALL y sly, ".
niNsKI Louis 4 SCHARfENBERG, ana a. MI DRESS
IFR'S Music stores.
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~ II T. II I II u T. N ] u
i ~ tho Astl o. II Alone one elegant ismo 81 y
Ush ha' hseu tho epatsi"u swir.d BY ,he may a.
hstssses country sha be niasAsn Va" sftsf ~
and 4 Tue ldAsu f.h' foes hot tsso sie lonf
Race sad pfrrrsrer she ccultaes stccrnc"s h
few fui, any a. thr we"nt wiiths 60" ."
mins Trrs an ofsin In her thinking which "f.sss ono
with rseua4 he hns hnssif nien uneon'ein .y
recurring bal has had such powcfn ra'ct ueon h S
tpl .cA ~ an 10 h. fsotfsn her ~'fA' arc
70 ,horved prsucsions for they have 10 them seala'
mover ana rurro.e. lBostcn Ev~uirs Oafrite
IL funs se.es of dehshfu home poiures ehfrsing ion
place place chiefly eonhaed 81 Nrs aia h- fs n'
rssnts beaut~s With master haui she
loves her native ard has paid no mean on'e n q"
book We ecngntnlss the yourg ard sed an'hasrs M a'V
Ing produced WORK fematabe for 70 dshescy party ~.
general vsrth ard prophecy Tor her brilliant aad sGSeii
career in ii, world Of le,te 4" g..
lol. Colony Memorial. Piyulcath. Mao
Houe sincerity and truth invested sf ms attractive
charms their v.re enhsDced By painful contrasts ME
crgssns the sgnAnn ~ is wvlcoUesived pt nissNs
All irrrreson. and ersts fhe readers ap
grobs;ion exeiusiyey with the vrtGcus and true
H. Y. Evaass'i';.
tBuf.lo Exprcss
rxtlfh To.sxnd now ready .nd kr sale hy ali Bokseers
J. ~ DERBY. Fueisnef. New efk
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q L X SIS l. K s! -
- sOwEN McNAMEE Co
NEw.YoKx
Iuv~ he 1eotsaa generally ther extensive
pA Fancy Goods -aAp,ed TO the FaO nsee
r.Assesas TIE Bewe desirable Hyes imported this
ss~sur Particular requested beir unsurpassed
variety O. hrcs ordered expressly Sr their very ees
Oar .se tnss-cs trade ts believed thar Nk Importing
ana JoShns Hous IN the souD,ry eac superior induce
ress. No. sore full assortment Of silks Mernos Mus
n De LSiaea sAhots ShAsis, LSSes Embroidery, White
sea. Drr.s Trinnnl ever other description Of mer
se~ns-- prsAIly sept sik hoase
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IN ono COPIES SUBSCRIBED for in
lO.UOO ADVANCE Of PUBLIC ALTON
woRK on CALIFORNIA
d. APPLETON Co have Just Published
THE ANNALS OF CALIFORNIA.
CONTAINING
Of the Htory Of the frst Dcovery >efisaeH
Prugress, aud Present &, ucit on 81
CALIFORNIA,
and eeuplee History OF The Por Evsns connected
With ITS GRIT Ci II
:, which sr- added Biographical Ne noirs II some
PROMINENT CITILENs-
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One large Volume, syu.
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This work the result Of .evera years % observation eo
And who have occupied positions snTt
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fore be upon being the Only full inPuA snd ai-r
ns history Of Caohis and It's City that has ever been
given 20 he public . . -
Ten ousand copies OF this worA we> snoNroed M 10 Ca
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rTNO BITII DFRS and CONTRACTORS
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TWO NEW NOVELS READY THIS DAY
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.
ny Charlie. Rssae,
Author of res woasron"
one vol, lame, Is centa
Also,
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A Boob efMsfk-
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Nsu Publications.

OK YEARS LATER; Or, THE TAXING OF
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the Court Of Louis the sixteenth" Aad Memoirs Of Physi
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n MAID kwartsd by respectable ycu.s Oh Of ascecaNe
nsIn.r rsst Ia peFson eo.,s.ios sa sssse repes
CHARGE u and ATTEND q the CHILDREN. I, ffotes-
tart Noua South Euio Beet q ref,eues siSe9
dltss roie NJ $ II. Can and 1T CAdTen' Clothing
nraflV.
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THE LAST THREE WEEkS-At the Chlnese
4 Rocr,. B,o.Swsv J. r. SMITHS GRAND TOUR or
HIROPE AND SIEGE or sENASTOPoL Great excite
ment addition the usual bonbardmenf tae whole OF ne
Fl,t will sd the attack and SeyEstopO s 10 nisht Ad
utiAnee - Eveysevebine at o'clock and ssG'dAy
Afternoon AZ o'clock.
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manis

A RES PECTABLE young Woman wishes
N ,HuaiLn /. PLAta sEwTR. 10 oil stDds Of ftin
S~ius hes god dsA Of D. ahins Soad wofk br zoo
nth osid prefer psfusncnf sifuaoot uoild b siiaf
o. tale care Of Bshy three old Can give GOO
4. ~ ri, renee. Cal al No lG Adanisst bio1hyn-
SITUATION WANTED by a respectable
~ youne Gid .. CilAnbEAhAlD and WAiEk % -
WAIfTR ouy The bsH Of city rroT neea Can % Seen Tor
two davsH No. IA lest 9sf.st
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4 YOUNG Woman is DESTROYS of obtaining q
ni rsSMAKTR aud un5er,anS. MI LIVERY. Hs'ihe best
81 CITY rcersEce accustomed 60 travel aud en- % seen
Der pfeseni for week II not easased-N@ ~ Sh@
ht.ws en- cih and gth-stA
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DUCKIEY's SERENADERS, $50 Broadway.
ID MONDAY EVENING. Sept 10 snd
EvFRY EVENING THIS WEN,
ETRIO Plan NJ n 7 X ; Y,
and COMIC OPERA.
Co,esr. eorrps-ces 81 "A o'cioek. Tickets IS csns
MONDAY EVENING, SepL II, THE CHILD OF TIE
RTGlMfNT
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ID RF-OPESINGc c. tAe DRAMATIC SRAsoN-NsDSFs-
DAY. Sep u sNENlNGs a. 4, The nsw Ana orssasl
TN fINID bOYkR AFTERNOON q 5, SILL wArTR
Nuns pkKF. Perforuset n The ETc1iSI TAs bvtas
ostIicSss. Harry FNay. vns SeTPents Sc. ,.
s'osl wiseos ehAsss A4z9fsnee . ca Chn4r-a
soSe- tes. Ia era
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N-Profrsscl Cosks sic ~ Si6 sood Coss VI 20 tle
Nurses Lsly Maids Lsanafe.ses As9 good Ven avg.
THE SERVANTS INSTITUTE No 10 0rAudst. Ass
koot
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THE ORIGINAL, WELL-kNOWN and ONLY
CHRIsTY's MtNsrRELs
nc, form, 70 NIGsT edne.sy and TOMORROW Thurs
aa,l 81 the opkoN. VII LIAMSsuRGH. neke" . cents
B-No connection with + I. Chr,siy r
The Company peiiurm in TROY, y. L., on FRIDAY And
SATURDAY.
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IL u L S! + u Il s.!
liz J. ". HALEY,
Importer and Manufacturer Of
L BAN L =,
No 81 Joln-sL, (one door from NsssNn-stl
NaGbeTa and Nerchscu VII ind eseIy vArey Of
sv AN xrd CRhINR TRIMMINGS; also heAi FANCY FUR
ARTICLES sutAhls for thcir ,rAde-
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N .h breast c milk ha,irs ast her baby wishss g.
WET NURSE BABY AZ her residence She can pfoduce
certificate fic frstcss physician regarding her hsat aad
the exeeut quste Of her max Apply a. Jainss grocery
eofuer Of tCh ST.. and oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18


CUPERIOR DuLBOUs R0OTs-sRvERAL CASES..
- L. VANDEwATER, aucioneer, Will sell, this day.
Thursday Oct u at i0 o'clock he sales IL Maiden
quistts sorts OF Harlem flower
single hyncinhs. narcisses tulips double single jon
Van Der School Sons, florists Iiagom
near Haarlem, In Holland. To be sold lots 10 pur.
chafers.
CPECIAL sALE-TuNIs MORRELI, AUCTIONEER
~ This noon at IL o'clock at 81 Nassau street First cloth
ery; 9th, patnings SIKH mirrors seventh furniture
Ihe above goods will be sold the order pur-
anime from 10 10 II Arranged give the opportunity The
least delay possible so as 70 make quick work Satisfaction
small articles delivered at once Ladies' attend
much space Every fac iy for boxing shipping furniture
which oil superior quality from extensive manufactures.
w s. MELLOR, AuCTIONEER-BY HOUGHTON 4
" .MELLoR.-Thsday, Thursday and Friday Oct IS aud
10 los o'clock llS Nassau St. on two saie
Of elegant cabinet furniture. Catalogues will issued on
wednesday when the stock will be
and consists OF The richest and most desirable or
cabinet furniture and housekeeping articles this fall
The whole OF which will be sold perempory without reserve
10 pay advances and close consignmens per
articles contained In the sale by
examination 70 which we particularly call the attention OF Ia
chants have made with competent persons
for the packing and shipping OF goods at charge
Inc stock VIII embrace every variety Of the most fashionable
Styles OF parior chamber drawing dining library
and reception room furniture finished the substantial
manner The suites covered IN costly four ooored silk
lanes purchased Messrs Stewards Pations Thorps
other large New York houses Dining tables
when sold At private sale We can safely SAY 10 our n
merous friends the stock equal city, First door
% s9 mn and srsr @
Also new and secondhand panoortes silver plated ware,
bronze clocks and figures Also by order assignee French
twenty In number. Also 800 yards English tapestry aud In
grain carpets.
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FURNITURE sALE.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTION
IN q rowery viii SELL his day, nj 1875 otoek geEe
raj assormen Of household furniture consisting q nahasah
and rosewood chairs chairs r'e
trsss one spendd long glass "a Ny l pair oval mirrors
elegantly mounted In gilt OF paintings brussels anf ingram
washssnd also splendid English double barrel qua "a
aud twist es Ac, Ac also on account u iorue
purchaser sewing machine.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II Il. AARON AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS nay.
IL: a. he sus a room 9! Nassau street splendid
In Of watches fer own use would DO well Ia attend
Sale without reserve for cash.
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A ucrIoN NorIcE.-MoRroAc sALE.-NorIcE Is

A UCTION NOTICE-MORTGACE sALE-NoTICE Is
IA hereby given that by virtue OF mortgage shall pub
licly for sale to (Frday) l9 A. NJ
al the elegant contents OF the four and house
z9Warren street. opposite the Hudson River Railroad depot,
without TO the highest bidder consisting OF the
following list OF desirable and substantial first class goods
Parlors-Where the sale will superb royal Wilton
first quality Of French brocade and elegantly carved
French eage plate backs and DOORS satuary &c gothic
ebony nlaid French time piece gothic aabaser rosewood
easy spring and reception chairs beautifully covered;
wood quAre rosewood French work tables and other
Paris and papermache do rosewood eae rosewood
centre tables finely carved and with saiuary marble tops; ee
giant ornaments Sevres porcelain bque and Parian
wood card tables elegant ambour lace curtains and cornce
shades chandeliers rosewood suit and gold French
brocae excellent rosewood book shelves wood
stands elegant mirrors oval pier and maue choice
collection ancient and modern designs in OIL finely framed
paintings glass, do porcelain, excellent first class
wood pianoorte round cornercd and
warranted Dining room1wo walnut extension tables linen
covers napkins china dinner 30 pieces three china
silver service and salver and table
Wines tumbiers engraved decantcrs gobets &C.
&c 4c dining chairs mahogany and maple; mahogany sofas
and chairs rockers easy ioun clocks tapestry and
Brussels carpets, sdeboards dining tables de-
crockery and glassware dc. &c Chambers and
costly antique and modern and mabog bedsteas
finely finished, with palasses and hair mattresses
nach very fine rosewood and mahogany marble dressing
amour de gace paintings fine tapestry Brussels
beds toilet sets beds holsters and pillows 1ed with live
feathers Of the finest quality Marseles counerpanes
mirrors Ac Sc Ac. Sale positive without regard 10 weather
Catalogues can be obtained az the Office rs Beekman street
d. ). HOuGH, Auctioneer.
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.T,rcENE v. FRANKLIN, AuC1IoNEFR. -.coNrfSUA-
III ION sale -FRANKLIN 4 NICHOLS win RESUME the
catalogue oeobr l0h and continue lheir regnas sales
street Al I0. O'Clock Purchasers notified ma, owing 70
want Of room and present extensive sales a We can
allow bu Two DAYS for the delivery cf eir bills they VIII
therefore be az prompt possible 70 morrow Friday VIC
lah regular ae sale o. rich cabinet and bouehO'