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MEDICINES.
DOVES RHEUMArIc1IN.,..-
ASSURE REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM
NJ aA'' IN WA F"Rr OR H"w L"S7 STANDING
warranted iu every CaSe

For saleby STRorHERs WHITEHEAD LvncbLbra U.
'1NHE following certificates arb iror, ann. = :,
most respectable aud worthy citizen. of Ri.hr,ona
It's vicinity as well as count = OF the State Til
wen known. and would not put Gneir lanes to anvil mo-
unworthy 1T u We have siso the liberty of relerrin
10 ere.t n'aay other. male aud f.mae who ar. ''
wiling to 'isn certificate. but will give verbal, tho
-trongest testimony in H. iuyor. Mats inter- Mn; 81
"t4'f popular iin.mh- "a he day, ID, rhi, aud invs
fiaas say they w'at mol q il - all The l.5m.,t
'ver mnte and TIM vii r,kc plea.l.r.. in
II Ia afflicted " |. III ap.. it-,,. '''''''s
We have n4ir III -. or M, %. .,,, 80, III,
IN - f'' o" e.tsat'd, "ltias st,ci,ia mil re-.
efiit,. p1-h Is h. ncretst.t san. il. -. MI
We feh"" -enttag il '.nr ever, ~, >, i'
anu We S-ir'''e ~" a. "Neik e.~s .f s.. t.1gIf.. 80
paw bpNEA CT g,I,,,.'f' -
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- asittf - .. lsJl.
stating that h,,t yeat l. .lsbt f., ho,,le IS
Doves Rheumatic Linnr ut to Us, nn one of nv -.
vants affected With III euHnt en- aud applied il bur onr
thinh. certainly not more II an fwrt He inpr,y.i
50 much without being ertely relieved Crnn, Lia min
however, as to u'terd to hl4 u-uai duties which E
some days he hni been detained franl when I,n,d If
the suffering ut laay. fr whose relief her husband
informed me he had tried varan PREF aration wi,hont
sure es. il" ediaeiy handed hin tie bottle wnh tl.
request hat he ould give il u far trinl .ho,i Tina
thereafter, wa Rrarifed to cuo tr1a him. that having
u.e the Lnimenl rdiug to the directions nee NINA.
nying H. hi "if II m being bed liddrn suf ring md
lrPleS| companion bid b"rorns entirely relieved and
restored 10 her app nprntp dutes.
Very truly, your friend.
4 copy { the OF .inal1 MN RJSoN
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t,,o JouRNEYMEN TINNEK..-

L Wanted, two good Jpurueymrn Timers. to whom
good wage aud constnnl employment will be given by
early application to the subscriber.
nn,y - c. s. BLISS.
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nlSsOLUTJON.--T cIncern of VIM. L
~ Anderson d, Co. dissnlvcd tie 9 ID mt.
by muru, consent WIN. 7 Anderson all ne will attend
the settlement of the business. and the name OF the
will be n1ed only in winding up the same
WM. 7. ANDERSON.
ap9.ts MCDANIEL. HURT g. PRESTON
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These vessels of the first class. built expressly lo
" is trade and have superior accommodations for pas.
"ngers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
uahed tor the tradc, md who will sPare cxcriou
accommodate.
They will be towed IN aud down the river by s.snm,
aud may be relied snil promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos.
will find it their nterrst ship by this linz
is tile only regular line and freight Wi! always he
taken as low us by any other vessels ard every ooll
will re made 10y tho agents Richmond 9nd Boston IL
give ,Ats .ection,
We respectfully ask and hope To sJrcced in oh
aiming full share OF patronage
The vesse,, will lie in RieAnl1 J Rocktttr
! Buston at Rowe, Wharf
DAVID CuRRiE. Richmond,
ALLEN X NELTCII Boston, 'E "
aug EDITS No 1873 State Street
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lust ARRIVED Al the Family Giocery,
- Nv, Roe, and Clipped Hearings, Mackere and
Sind Beef tongues Dried Beet, aud many other art.
clcs usually kept in Family Grocery.
J. il. SOLOMON.
MIA few boxes Ladies fine Shoes cost.
,n,ls J IL
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Plaid. Beeched aud Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lines Win low Glass and
Putty, Copprras, Alu -, Msdder and Indigo, Pepper
6i"g'r and Spice. Spades. Shovels, Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoes and Hats
For sale or exchange for country Produce."n accomo
ntiug terms. fan 1l.ts) J0HN HDI,IINS
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4 CARD undersigned viii contiue rs here
n Ioure the GROCERY, GoMMIssInN 4 toRwARpING
business aud so, the manufacturing II 'i,baccn.-
Gtnt,Ll fer former uvor- they pledge thr bet rxer'
lions 10 hit their continuance
ori9d MCDANIEL. hURF s. PRESTON.
ICE CKEAM SALOON.-MR ZEt ELL
i informs Ladies' aud Gentlemen OF lynchbuIg,
ihnr his ICE CREAM SALOON is open, and will
be constant, supplied nth the ices Ice Cream during
the hole season. will nI-o furnish il for parties at
he shortesl notice The patronage OF his friends aud
the cub ic j. earuc-tN invited nll0-dts
Fr sh Pin, AppIe-S ia" berry. and all kinds offu'iS
mnyldls
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fssO THE GADlES-If you wish to see some
1 ofthe most beautiful and latest style ot Sprlhg
and Summer goods that have been offered IN 'hi'
market call at White & Jord-n's and c"mmniious
door above the Citizens Savings Bank. we
have lust opened, and o stock l. entrly new we
suit the Of the most tnncit !. We nave To
richest NIL Kinds Of dress goo Is >u'h Il"
.ilks,sarins plaa,scd paidS cut Barage""llk o'sh"
lie OF every variety satin oi all cot $ lan 4 bIoch sii
Shalie, Shae and Barge Delansnf every variety
summer M"u lin OF ali coors and qualities me '.en'"
urke collars ard sleeves, also SOM very SUPERIOR u,
seits. mourning sic. and GO lars iirhy eno"iat,e"
Linen Cambric handkerchief, LIN Is Fs'i', Mah1'a'
If the most beautiful styles pnHs"s tanS N'" s''e W
every variety. Call and examine al ,.,,,.
WHIrE& JORDAN'S,
door above the Citizens Saving. bhhH'
mn 1s.,o Main street
EgF7 Zen rnrv
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NE ARE RECEIPT OF.

NA vi
w large and select stock Of X OC r f S
of every description STAPLE Fancy Day Goods OF all
kinds uud u choice selection OF Liquors, includr
fine wines. aud hrandies and superior unrain anil
old Rye Whiskevs all Of which deIern ed o
sell low fo, cash All wishing 10 pay the money f."
whit they buy would do well TO call Us. h"
iieve firmly IN the age TINT "a nimbe sspence il
better than slow shilling All we ask i.a trial
The .hes price paid in cash barter for Count, y
Prodre of every des, ription. Strict pers nal
nni1 to the ~ales all consieuments We ag.i Is
for Whiren.ore & Brr. rlenmted AgucuturuI Inn ie-
mens, Including l"ws. burrows cul;iVarors cutting
Knives. pic points Sr &c.
mtr2Sr+ TALlAFERRO s. HAMILTON.
LUM WATER AMI MASS -,se hnve
"A just received supply ot Alum Water direct from
the Alum Spring. IN Ruchbui,e county which we sell
2er barrel or gallnn. Also, supply of Alum Mass,
which We ~ i'll sell in quantities Ia suit purchasers.
may2I l. RUCkERA REDD.
l.NOR SIZE IN CONslGkN LNU--
4 10000 h-. Cotton Yarn,-Jus; received and e.
isle on consignment by
nov Is Is Nc )RKLE y JOSRS'
\ EW CROP RICE, of very ,upsrior quality. rrccrv.
~ ed and fer sale by b. +. SACkETT.
lunr2t.
VERY me COGNAC IL IL 4 NDY,
London rurtrr. PORT and Sherry " ines. for nval-
ld.. pI.i received 10y X. SFABLER X co.
luu. l5is
DLAtD MAHSAlLLEs. -Cnnt-, fanls an
4 Vests of the above tavor.te style Of 90 ID nj
Inne dts THE BAZAAR.
ANOk kENE.-The y archou." on he Basin II
j. present occupied by Mr.. Fayetie w. Septoe; pc.
,ession Sven u the 1T ul January.
sep, irS AMBROSE h. RUCKER.
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~ LAtGE l>OCK OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET
FOR CASH.-My stock of Spri,g and Summer
Good, is complete. The whole stock bought
very cheap aud will he sold for very small profit for
CASH.
Tie money market having become easy, hope my
friends snd customers will come forward and supply
themselves literally. All ask is call from those in
want &C goods 70 insure sales.
api12.dis JNO j. PURVIS Ag't
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4 flIEAP BLACK SILk& Ii ,ou y. at inigrIu. in
y good plpu iipch SILK. al al rn. chenp ,a~h
srat.e M T. - II lEN Is
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AjlND1W GLASS e have on hand "A very Ian ge
w lot (sy 40 boxes Frrnch. Amerc ; and En-
i,h Window Gt- in first Order, an OF almost 81,
the vaIious sizes from = 10 n &c. which If
t.Iing Low the qnaly Of glass can be pun
ella pd d in this market, Gail IN exal. inc.
Also good supply of celIen' putty.
iuur tim D. Category & co.
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try WA not known and approved and refreshed and in
Ugorated constantly by large sccessous from the true
men Of the and-the American party has before II
only victory Earnest and united efforts alone want
ing t. eecufe it,
Is not tbs province Of the undersigned in disgharg
irg The duty assigned them TO recommend any plan Of
action or organization for the elections Of the next
mer and fall This duty will be performed by the State
snc subordinate councils in the mode established by
the party They desire only 70 commend to the candid
and careful consideration Of their countrymen the prn
cpss Of the American party and To invite the opera
ton OF all who sympshse with them. In the sbsenc
ofany public organized action by the members the Anne
rcan party, Who members Of the Eighteenth General
Assembly they desire n bid the masses o. that patty
throughout the State to be Of good cheer The heart Of
the people is with US the press with it's great power
will ard cause just; and IN earnest Wig rous,
manly effort alone is necessary TO secure complete
GEES in the enactment Of wise and just laws and the
establishment Of sound and pure principles for their ad
minisIation.
s, NJ BRICK INRrDGE. Of ST. Louis county.
WILLIAM kEWLANl, Of Rails ="
W. A. CUNNINGHAM, OF Buchanan "
THOMAS j. C. FACU, OF Pike g
j. w. HlCK0X, Of Moniteau :"
JAMES s. RAINS, of Jasper "
!HrrIsoo Cry, Dec. 10, 1855.
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The Turf.

CofrxIls, lee. b.--Cub pur~s, 500 mile kess beet
fbf,. In I'VE.
Calvin Green entered Oh. r Linda, BY Be'shsxsAr,
dam by Glencoe, Year, old ..............,
I. u. Godyby entered en- r.. by Rough AM
Ready dam BY B~lshsxxsr. years d..
Time, 152h--1 2s.-lS2t..
second Race-Coh stake. st01, sub.cfiyflon, flCO
500 SEEDED BY the club; t~o mil. beat.
Thomas Pufyear named b. e. hoidon, By forkviie
uam Juu~. y y
John Csmpesu named Oh. Lana sfsIlmsn, ~
wsgnsr, dam Glovcns .......... .......... 2
John Bsieher nanDed b. T. Carolina, W Regent, dam
~ mp lhtterers.s ss.s DIS
Bacon Jones named b. r., BY sorerslgs dan
iuors. ...*.s*.ss....t....s ~ W.
John j., Hopsins named b. e, ~ vagina, dan
fr1ms Dpnna...... .....-.... .s.t.. - r.
T. H. Colasby named b. e., by Rough snd k~sd,
dam by mp Clenoos. pf n
John tsmpbsn named eh q, BY Wagner cot %
Tinpe sso-ssf.
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[Frcm the Lexington Express, Dec. 81

o.
To COL Dan. A. NEiTcH Our forces convened at
Franklin ana Lecompton are l. 200 pro.siavery men,
eager TO oemosh Lawrence, aud hardly restrained
by Gov shannon who is the ground aud unless their
srms and provisions surrendered this evening" Law
renee is razed 10 tho ground 80 morrow.
Pcmeroy d. Mott and several other are uu Ter
arrest IN the pro-slavery camp The proslavsry party
commands seven pieces OF artery-six poun fers. The
probable force in lawrence from personal observation
numbers 50Oothat is d400 soldiers m.d with 300 OF
sharps rifles one!pece Of artillery certain and probably
The north end of Main street is ditched and
doubts throws up to bear the hill ia case Of attack
from that quarter Fsg Of truce on the hill raised this
morning, and two United States flags in the city.
The informant in Lawrence a. O'Clock this day;
rode tn, ough and $50 soldiers parade. He met
about thirty guards in different portions Of the prairies
but permitted TO pass The difficulty will doubtless
Below give letter received by Colonel r. N. Smith
Of this county from Comn'issary General ]. A. Mac
HrApouAarRns CANT or wAxAausA Dec. s. 1855.
II is needless for me to give you half the camp rumors
flying around. My own impression Is that we will M
fight. though If you ask me why could not tell;
rec here is under four hundred The enemy vel
armed fighting for their homes and altars ana will be
ioemen worthy Of our steel Should we cross swords
there will be sad hearts in Lafayette We know Gil we
have to meet; our spirits good and buoysnt We
have plenty Of provisions All the boys well ~
Accompanying the above letter wa: a. m mn
howing the officers in command at the camp the Wa
karusa, ~ follows
Gen. Stricken. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Comma udant.
- MArtln ..AuJutaut G0nerAA.
Jos. C. Anderson ................ Abide. Camp.
j. A. Macleen ................Cn Com nssary Genera.
OF Company G. composed chiefly Of Lafayette boys, the
following are the offcers:--
Hiram Hedsoe. ................... Captain.
Thomas Hinkle Firnt Lieutenant.
Joseph Smith ...................S Second Lieutenant
NJ. Bryant ......................F First Sergeant.
Y. L. Boyce. Second Sergeant.
- Hill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Third Ser geant
+. Meyers. Fourth Sergeant.
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IL fa.hanabs lads. - - isss srses.s IN yf1sf
- ~. trs ss t-tw apsny " tbrlf sSsnrltans To-
~ tisa aafiss he pat wr~s aif = hsy. ees ~
fyne.4eests q ~ " 0rrf3ese. Gal. csrtstn
EL4I.s,
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Ai~r days stBcs, 80 Mr.. Yreisriss couch. Wealthy
and intelligent farmer In Novfhes<, Duebsss eovssy
y. v, saving wood 81 bis asos 18th sircnis
~ bor~s p.ver, e expbcdsd sn1 psees abgu,
II fhe, square stust him - tbs bal fassnx rlssy
.A.4sh Y - 80. IT,. h.G,lDs' sfsg.,
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rcOR LONG BRANCH, SHREWSBURY &c.-THE
ID steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER viii leave jar street
nier ~ follows
STOLEN GOODS.

nTyICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE JULY 10, 1856 -
~ An owner Is wanted, at The Third District Polio.
Court (ssex MARKET for quantity Of copper or co n.
position Plates also ~ the Pence Court Msy ora oaee
Isty HAIL. Zoe ere pearl nscsce srosei e cave ssu
sto'eu. tt > y. fNtrtla, th.st o. .'otes.
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LII Leeds & Co, this day. frhursdAy,) 18th inst, at
IL ococ in frent store 10 Nassau street. extension
TOP pcston IN PERCY oraet nAng osen toorougny
further Use foe h black horse about l6 hands high,
and Coed In all harness Abay horse about Is 4 hands
high Alss sorrel mare, ID hands high, and good in
single double harness Also, three sets double and
single harness, saddles, blankets, &c light wagon
and caisehe carriage, without reserve dark bay
horse Is hards high about eight years old, sound and
kind Ia AL harness. and ue saddle horse recently
saSe Also cay horse, years old, 10 hands high,
warranted sound and ia kind in all harness and under
the saddle guaranteed TO trot mile inside OF three
minutes. Gao be seen at ouarrys stable, % Amity
stre<t
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TTygoMAS HARDY, AUCTIoNEER-s 90 CENTRE
Il e.reet-fhis nosnng, as lott O'Clock, 1t 2Ss Mui.
u~sry scst counters caaks, chars, tables beeseAds
bas settling pictures. croeserY stove and numerous
stls art Sss MIST Be paid sof snd removed niue
ys,et,
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NYAyY BOUNTY LAND AND extra PAYu orrrcr
IN --Bouaty landa Asd "extra pay, for o. IS, Nav,
saloss, Ao., IN AL since l1go-thsir widows sna
hsirs-pssnytly ebtaissd aud paid.
pAaacs dss widsvs end hsira Of deceased o. e. Nao~.
aad others collected aad AL kncs Of claim, aaiost,,
UnitSl States b. sndssosd aad tia widows
o. hsirs u thass Who persshei vita tas ucis stAt,s
ship "Aibasy" WIN BE- prodtsd hy csntdg Ga
= EDWARD Rlsssytt.
AGA, 49, 50! paEss Z Nsrs, y TsIssrssA
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- ROCERiES WAGONS, FURNITURE, RAISING FRI
NJ day July Ia, At l0 O'Clock, 1t 81 Dsy street, cor
mar Of Greenwich. brushes sznoted bse starch, coffee
tes nuts ngs prrnes mace.ron Knives Ties scissors
patterns, scales segars, pickles olive OIL crockery
W. A. CARTER AuctoneNr
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EXTRA PAY.

r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND LOCATED
IL Also, claims for bounty land promptly prosecuted
By WILLIAM 4. HAws, Exchange and specie Office II
Canal street, undsr the Peoples Bank. Letters and
orders from the country promptly answered.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

I'd UsxIL W. wEsro0rr, AUCrI0NEER. WILL SELL
III Al the elegant furniture contained In house No.
~ Eighth AVENUE, near Thirtssnth street. on Friday
July 18th II l0H o'clock. The sale will b without re-
serve, and positive rain shine catalogues Of which
- obtained ct the house, and the whole examined
on the morning Of sae. II consists Of elegant rose
wood SOLID rosewood pArlor suit IN tapestry
rosewood marble top tables oval and pier mirrors
bic top rosewood etessre mirror front sofas
clock, oil psnnas shades and curss,ns ross .ood And
mahogany bedsteads pure hair mAttresses marble top
rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus rosewood
sofa tables, damask lounges rich carpets rugs, oil.
CLOTH dining and breakfast tables spring seat French
chairs in velvet and hair CLOTH with large variety Of
chamber and basement furniture. rich china, silver
ware cutlery lion ware &C. deposit win be required
Of all purchasers.
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ID ). KELLY, ACCrIoNETR $50, 900 WORTH OF
Il forsiIn acd domestic dry goo:s, the stock Of Nc
CcnviH Mufphy yelling this day by auction, the
psemises, 81 Catherine street Sale this DAY at An
nnt ppm
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CHERIFT'S SAIE-W. G. AIBrRrCs, AUCFfONEErs
- Win col Thursday, July r. at 10 O'Clock, at the
corAee of Hicks aad Montague streets, Brooklyn large
assortment OF drs groceries Of every ne old
vinss uQuors porter, ale and cider also 40 COO supe
ror Hawai- ssgAs so baskets champagne vine OF the
hnsst braads; also, horses and srocers wagons
ssle positiys T. L0TT Sheriff
ALEX. DJ Fi0N, Depnty.
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| NOTICE TO C0oPEaS.-500 BUNDLES CpopFRs,
| IN twiggs for sale, fine Bordeaux, nov ,snainx and
for sale low, BY l. Il. SIMPSON soSs, No 10 Beaver
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A UCTION NOTICE-W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER,
"A viii sell this day (rnursdsy,) at 10 O'Clock, at 80
sgnmeats, rs bbls supsrdne -four, quantity Of tess
coase fruits, segars knen pantaloons, summer
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEwS-ENLARGED JUNE
3c-The price net to be Observation-Disclosures $40
per Tho 6rst number of the Illustrated London
News, enlarged permanently ID received We hasten
to inform Subscribers and the public that the price
of this very valuable and now enlarged illustrated
paper win remain unchanged Subscriptions received by
. ARTHUR WILMER, Agent.
Charles Winners universal Eng ish and foreign news.
paper and periodical agencies 107 Fulton street. econd
floor In England 10 South John street, Liverpool In
Ireland, Commercial Buildings, Belfast
VTIHOS IN TOWN why, oTHE SHANGHAI OF
w course. He is assisted by George Thompson and
Counsellor Cole This greatest paper of the age out
devoted to wit humor and politics Single copies three
cents; 81 annually in advance. HOPE YATES, %
Beekman street. agents. VIM. KINGSLEY & Co, Pro
prietors, 29S Broadway.
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DENTISTRY.

MO WOMAN CAN BE Ugly WHO HAS FINE TEErH
hays lost their teeth and remedy the sv by an Ar
t6eis set Will save 30 per cent BY purchasing Of Dr.
NAPOLEON PRtTkRRE. Having an Ell srisnos Of mors
than 20 years he has made many Improvements IN MS
att full sst OF teeth could be maes without extract
ina the Ole roots All his dsntsl work provss 20 be Good
better than hs fsss ead IA prses cAssp -oasArer
vravv.. ~. /. 1'sv71nA,i S>sss, '. d,.s.Is .a,l
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A CCT1ON NOTICE-JOHN f. RUSSELL, AUCTION
"A M.-Housshold furni lure, plated ware &c.-DAY.
RUSSELL CO. will sell at auction to morrow, Friday
At ION oeock NJ, at their extensive sales room, IS
Nassau street, formerly X. c. Kemp's) large ana va
ried collection Of household furniture, plated ware oil
paintings mirrors, &c.
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A UCTIoN HOMCE-THOS BELL, AUCrIONEER.-
"A BELL BUSH will sell this day, &C 10k O'Clock
in auction rooms, II North William street, ne as.
scrtmsnt OF nearly cabinet and household furniture
looking gases q beautiful psste and other paintings
and pictures Ave carpets, Nc At II O'Clock, choice
stock Of dry goods, ladies' desses mautillas shaws
linen hosry, fancy goods, Sc. Saturday most extern
sve eas Of furniture and other goods Offered for some
time slso the balance of stock of importer Of segar
in boKes aat bulk. &c.
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TIENRY I. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY n. B. WOOL.
II LEY & co VIII sell TO morrow, GFridsy,) At TO-
O'Clock at the Paes rooms So and Beekmsn street,
p ndo par oforte round corners and made by the
celebrated Chckerng; use only month and must
be soic the owLtr leaves shortly for Europe; one
rosewood piano. BY Fisher, and one Of Horizons make
msoSecos, and excellent organ. Persons desiring
coed instrrments should the above this day.
ao furniture Of every variety and catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12
by r, ceL1oN, AUcrIoNEER MORTGAGE SAL

DY +, CtLTON, AUCrIoNEER MORTGAGE SALE
ID Of household furniture carpets, miro e. oiicioths
Uockery, glassware, cutlery, &c &c -. COTTON
auction rooms SO Beekman street second story Ali tbs
furniture large three story house, consisting in
part Of rosewood and mahogany furniture every des
crpdcn, w rosewood psror furniture, in brocatei
CO IN hair cloth and velvet mahogany wardrobes and
bcoscass secretaries dressing and plain bureaus with
and without marble tops rosewood and mahogany mar
bic top csne tables dining and extension do and
tets te.es Frecch bedsteads couches and couch bed
steass; fol- French mahogany and other bsdsteads
large French plate mirrors oval d. oil paintings Vol
tairs sad carved rocking chairs, spring seats Do cot
carpets, cicotas, MANTLE hall and other clocks oak
furniture, &c &c also every description Of good fur
ni.ure but LITTLE used from family breaking up also,
lot Of feather beds, hair mattresses china aud glass
waxe, table cutlery, &C., &c. N B. All the above fur.
nitars viii be SOLD without and without regard
70 weather. Catalogues ready early Friday morning.
DRANpiEs IN UNITED STATES BONDED WARE.
Id house at auction Friday, July Is, at 10 o'clock,
at 81 Dsy seet corner Of consisting
con DECK Esmeralda, &C., dark and pale, in eghths,
qu.rtees and hall pipes also cbsnpsgns and cars wines
and segAxs. WA. CARTER, Auctioneer
N c. DAVIS, AuCrIONEER--BY STEVENS. DAVIS
LIZ Co.-Fnday, July 10, 1T 10 O'Clock, at the
saesroon 10 Spruce street. large sale of new and second
hand furniture bedding mstesses carpeting oval mir
fancy goods Catalogues on The msrnipg OF sac.
FORGE COOK, AUcrloNEER, WEI SELL 10.
so.d.s2 q 1usns .s,. .s. :od splendid
assortment Of rosewood mshogauy walnut and osk far
nture, osnsisting Of rosewood and mahogany psrior
CENTRE side and sofa tables SECRETARY and library book
caaes, superior custom made extension dining tables
SOFAS tes tetes, lounges, easy chairs rockers spring
ssst ps..or chars ssasss.d., BUREAUS, y.snstands
rors. oil psntngs, rich china aad silver plated ware,
table cutlery. &c.