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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.

- The undersigned, who has had a large practical
expert fence in the prosecution Of Claims against the
General Government. offers. his services to the Sol.
diers and their Widows. and the Minor Children of
those engaged in the War Of 1872 and all wars since
1890. as well as for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widow
His charges in all cases shall be moderate and paya.
bio when he gets the warrant money, and he will
now, as he always has, pay all collections mme.
diately.
He has he Rolls of the old Soldiers as they stand at
the Department ut Washington, and his acquaintance
and facilities at the Pension Office is probably better
than any in Virginia.
The highest market price in cash will be paid for
Land Warrants. as wish to purchase 100 900 acres
mar23-ifdly CHAS w STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

The French hospital at Constantnope had been
burned, and ninety six ofthe inmates persisted in
the flames
The place of Begliberg had been repaired by or
der of Napoleon.
1t is reported that Alexander has given orders
to Gurtschakoff to take Eupatoria at any price
aud that the latter was preparing to obey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
IO0% Summer Arrangement VOSS
lNGO. TAKE NOUIC e. i CtlIIs

NV ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOUis.-PAsSENG ERs
FOR TIE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST By THE
CLi V. LAND. BELLEFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD
1hs the shortest and comfortable route from View
Yot Boston and al NewEngsDd Albany Toy and Buffalo,
10 Mari Bei.efntsine. Dayton sydney Pq1a AID Green
VII Ohio; Union Numcie indianapolis, Peru Lafayette Lo-
Ieue Hsute Nncennes and Evansville Ind Louis
VIE Ey ard - Luis
TBsEr TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY tsr.DAYs Ex-
GIFTED ESQ ~ Express Tram connects at Gallon with
y. ans |. Tram.
II A. ". connecting Belefontsne with the NJ. r. aud
l. p Urbsns tad Springfield and arrive Dayton
same cernoor Indianapolis $3.50 evening
st uigfs sleep and in the morning By the early Trains
fol Ldflyetfe, Peru, LOgsnfport and Chicago.
for Terre Hsue Nceunes sad Ev nsve leave
Indian 9:i5 A. NJ arrive Tere Hant- az 2l5 P NJ,
NioeuBss S;is p NJ Evansville sf same evening Line
Of Post Coecles leaves Nincenues $50 fo Xena H.
OF about e mi I'll the sunEhed link Of the Ohio
Mississippi Railroad between Vino and s.. Uyus
AeniG in with the Express Train a.
GO NJ and .rIiye ST. Louis u afternoon.
The Road j. in order md you pass through beautiful
COUNTY, uekiT change desirable % ui7elers.
t-iy ibis Line Will be t-d with Iron Rails,
uskur ccrtir Rsrosd Line from the antc 70 t1e
Mss ppi. Eiehtyhve miles shorter By ths route than via
To-. 60 E1d CiiesEo 81 ioui..
7:l5 NJ Ligltnug Express Train fror Cleveland making
cors win ell places named By above Tr-as arrive at
IN sros Si5 morning; connect inme1isiy with
Exrr,s Train 10. ncenuss there with Stages for Asna
eavns Asls 6 BY Express Train md srSe At ST. Louis
~ l:st p VI.
Il nte. stop xeria n they there
4; ii A. ~ and arrive az ST Louis a. r. NJ afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
JAMES CoLE, Auctioneer
nFRFNPTORY FORECLOSURE SALE

BLOCK Of GROUND (a2 Lots in the 18th Ward, Brook
lyD adjoining the Atlantic DOoks a. sale by
order Of the Supreme Court-JAMES COLE son VIII sell
ON WEDNESDAY June 10. at u O'Clock, At the Monisgus
Hall COurst. OBJ osite the City Hall Brooklyn un1er the
direction Of Benjamin X. True Esq., Referee The following
los on the west sde of Van Brun the entire from be-
tween William and Kng-fts.
the side Of Conover the entire font between
William and Kingss -
lots OIL the north Of Kng between Conover and Van
Bruut
lois ca the south side Of Wliam between Conoyer and
Van BruIt-sts. - -.
The lots onng Wiamst are losseo until May 1885
ground rent 81 SEQ per which Is erected large 8
story brick factory front BY 50 feet deep which
soes to the Of the ground the expiration OF the lease
Tor mars and full particulars apply 70 the REFEREE AZ hi
office No 20 WaLst. or ALEXANDER HAMILTON Esq
No Al " allt or Of the Aucioneers, No. IS FultonsL
Brooklyn and No. As N6ssau.ft., New-lork ufbD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
Y. CoLTox. Auctioneer -
II ARGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

LTURE, MIRRORS, OIL CLOTHS, kc- &e-F; COTTON
vii cell THIS DAY Tuesdyl June IL, 81 100 ocIosk ~ vas
etoD Rooms No 80 Beeknan second story very sfS
assorn.n good Mahogany and Rosewood CABINET FUN
EITI RE 10 the best manner, eons "a part OF
fui .tits a. Paxor Furniture Ia bOcsee and hs1rclo Ma
kossny French Gothic Bedstesds tete-stee Notae
(bas So, and Sofa Beds eads Couhe- Bookcases Secre
tsne Dinner and Extension Table, Ffeno5pate and Oval
Mirror bsek walnut Furniture, m4fbe-'P Dresos
Cen, er and Gard Tsbles carved aud plain
Rsrfer. CosRo Furniture with mnrhepps on rsn'lnss
msLos.y fu Oh and other theirs, HAIR Var
~ Iiofhs bedroom Basement Furniture, 6c Also
sut 20 zeD cunmspe bsok walnut and oak Chr al IN
49, order Also Storage Furniture Sac VII be peremp
soyy Good must be moved day Tuesday morning
II,o a Cottsg, Bedstesds 10 good order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
EUGENE FRANELN, AuctioneeI.
ENORTGAGE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF

viii sell 1T Public Auction their Rooms, No ~ Nasau-s,
On EDNISDAY June 3 1885, eud following days unth the
whole Il csed e very large and every way desabie stock
ofAMF RlCAN CLOCKS aid TIMEPlECE5, amounting IN
xs, 10 rpward OF Cs Of which must be sold without
70 the highest bidder and 10 lots suiL purchasers
The assortment comprises many and desirable styles ana
well wohy the attention Of the Trade ana me pubic e.n
ally The goods the property OF extensive manufacturer
n ut enbr cii arso portion Of his stock Of Fin.
ih Merchandise and will lie Sold without regard TO cost oil
manufacture, TO pay advances - ~ +.
JobItr in NewYork aud ia vicinity, General Dealers in
Fancy Goods and County Merchants will lad this an oppor
uny for procuring these styles Of goods such a. seldom pre-
e pronsDg to them ree and decided advantage oil
which they would do well 20 avail themselves
Deceptive Catalogues -y be procured at the oce OF the
Auconetrs day previous that of the sale, which VIII
be positive. and without
fERMs-J nder SlCo cash. 500 TO $500 four months; and
On sums upward months credit for approved pa
per sale 10 commence each day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
FRkNKLING NICHOLS, Auciioneers,
No. 70 Nassau-st., N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
GREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
NJ 30 CHICAGO AND sAULr ST. MARY,
THHOUGH CANADA.

VIA ONTARIO, sIMCOR AND HURON RAILROAD.
Psseprsu leaving Eew-York On the mornnp Of wsdnes-
dsy snd Friday BY Express Trains Of New,lort sni Ens
sy1 sruse and Bnshsmion, BY Hadson River and New
York Syracuse and thence 70 OscEo by
RAJ road viii reach TORONTO By steamers Champion Mag
Flower morning and proceed rineastey vac ms
Ontario and Huron Railway 20 cohngwoo on Lake
Huron when they viii ke passage at noon on ne e9qa az
cr one the magnificent lowrrrcure resners
STATE, LADY ELGIN, NIAGARA, QUEEN ClLt, or
LOUISIANA, which 0rrs the tr1weesiy conneeton YIN
Chic.so Milwaukee and principal Lake hchgen Porfs sy-
ing Of Chcsso In ess han eishsy hours ser leaving Sew
YORK This presents uneguAed fac ries ana
10 travellers the night travel the entire ine br rt1aea
on steamboats, luxurouy furrished, aud the
amid the beautiful scenery OF the Great Lakes me
Straits of MacEnaw the ssnt 81 Aar1e, sad tae Oioeae
Msunt.ius snc Million Islands Of the Georgian Bay. ,
The rates II Esfc Fare embrace meas and oefths on
board tie steamers on Lake Ontario and Laks han no
Michigan; and travellers will fad the route ~ less @
more expe Sit0us and cheaper than any other. g..
Psssergr for Ssnlt s. May and points on lac
viii have Ncw-Yok morning OF Moncay AM psoocea
a. before mentioned to Colin gwuod when they VIII tahe
seaner for s1ut 81 Mary reaching that pcct N les taAn
,xty houls from NewYoIk Passenger 10 p-oeeS BY
WY Of Buffalo Rochester and pension Bridge - Oy Ca
Vincent 70 Toronto. aud then designated herein 80
For through 1cksfs apply az the several Offices OF nc Ne
York and Erie Railroad ~ the present. One arrangements
for procuring through Tickets will be announced IA Few days
Distance Green Bay Mackna and Sau ST. Mary several
hundred niles thai any other four ave collars
cheaper. A. htt : I'LL;
The attention Of shippers Of Freight Invited 20 sh route
urias economy expedition. For u.ornaion relative
rs. LITrLEJOHN, No. 100 Broad-st.
CLARK ROBE, No. lis Brosi-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
Me0ifal.
NFARSn's superior PAIN RELIEVER is th


i SHIN BY the FREE use cfGOURAUDs exqukss ITALIAN
NFpICATfD SOAP amply supplies any dcacensy IN
fumes OF entersr bsrishes-soeh Tor :.
Rns,c Ransss ana RougSness, depart from before this
woterfu scso the rsnk r.sh dess are dispersed BY the
rore rn is soothing and besln qualities make psea
v vuabe tender skins % infants, and f the pses
G, sfsvne bsihnE trither in bard OF s.t wsf ~
orv ds,oy cxtsnt which viii upcot supcrnons her wnn
on, irfrv 10 the deiieste skin. GOuhtUDs HAIR
PFsT(XsTIyT viii make why hair SHAY aud ssc~Y. ofee
hr 70 gov where has fallen Cd aud vent hair ircn turn
ips rrematareiv xrsy. GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE 70
leau rcs Tor sinne ale cheeks and lips delicate rose
color GOURsUDs LILY WHITE 10 the only article sdies
should use for whitening the cSnnrlexion.
Ia FIIIN GOJRAUD'S really valuable Prepararons ere
ON 10 bad genuine Nc 81 Waker h.st store form
broadway. CALENDAR No 80 South Sdst. PhiisdeiPhts
and BATS No 10 Wash;r st. Boston. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-on and

sfer MONDAY May a. 1885 and until further notice, Pss
senger Trains win leave Fer foot u Dusnes follows, v1:
DfrNKIRK EXPRESS at A. w., for Dunkirk.
BnFFALO EMPRESS Ct A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL ste:I5A NJ, for Dunkrk and Rufso and inermei-
Stations Paenses by this Train Will remain over night
Al OweRo and proceed the morning
ROCKIAND PASSENGER, at P. NJ, from foot Of Chsn
bcst via Pernout Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4 P. NJ, for Newbuggh and Onsyie,
snc intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, $3.50 p NJ, for Dunkirt and Buffalo.
EMIGRAET at NJ for DunkIk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations. q,
WAY EXPRESS u7so P. NJ, for Duntirk and Buffalo and
int rme date Staiions
On SUNDAY, only Express Train, at 5: 30 ?. ~
These Express Trains Ers with the Eira ana
NGsars Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
krk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit. Chicago, ke and with frsclss splendid
D. C. acCALLUsf General supt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
GEORGE Cook, Auctioueer.
NTEW and FAS HIONABLE FURNITURE,

IN TAPESTRY CARPETS FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS,
OII-TAINTIkGs ELEGANT CHINAWARE, &c.-rHIS
DAY (1uesday), at l1l O'Clock, at the Salesrooms No.
3l Broadway corner Of Duanes large and splendid eoec
of rosewood mahogany, walnut and OAK Drawngoo
Peror Dining and Chamber Furniture Also. brusses
Tspey Care be sutuy decorated Chinsware French
pste Pier end 81 sne Classes fue OiPsntings and ich gilt
Frames; sverpaied Ware table Cutlery &C. Catalogue on
the morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

mnsemeut Sundays excep,ed).-0n and after sATuR-
DAY the I'd Of June 1855 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Greenport A. NJ daily and on Friday. and turdays,
345 p NJ for Yaphsnk A. NJ and 3;t P. NJ for Farming
dale A. NJ and 5:45 and p. ~; for Syosse 10 A. NJ and
4I5 H. for Hampstead 10 A. ~ and 3S, 4:l' aud NJ
for Jsmsiea and 10 A. NJ, and 3:45 t;5, aud T. NJ
Freight Train leaves at A. NJ. , q,
TRAINS GONG WEsr.-Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, ~
Tor Brookyu 63 and III s. A. Nj Lakeland for BROOKLYN,
6s6 A. 81 and l25 p NJ; FarDnEdsle for Brooklyn, snd
1850 A. NJ end SOS NJ syosset for Brsoslyn, A. NJ and
$40 p NJ; Hampstead for Brooklyn, 6;@ 1870 and A. N,
and 50 and Jansics for Brooklyn, $40 IlO 100
and sl5 NJ z:lO and 555 NJ. Freight Train leaves
st7A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States BY COO
nuous Railway direct. The Road sso connects st Psbush
Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sandnsky with Steamers u al ports
tie Norhw Lakes; making The most direct cheapest and
reliable By which FREIGHT b. forwarded 70 and
from The Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRsT CLAss.-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, In *. ~, ,oo ~
hoxss.) turs. Feafhsrs de................} '' - " 49,
SEcoSD CLAss-Books aud Stationery Dry)
Goods, lin balesJ Hardware Leather &C., per 100 D.
WOOL,
TRIED CLsss-Anvls. Barging, Bacon and "a ,.x 10 ~
Pork, Gin bu1 } Hemp, 6c..... .......-.. 49, - ~ 49,
FovRrH CLAss.-COfee Fish, Bacon All m ,.x tno y
Pork, Pseked) Lard aud Lard On.......1 TO p -" ~
Ia hppne Goods from any point at Of Phadephs b. par.
culEf marx he package via nnyiysnia Rsrosd' All
Goods consigned The Agents Of fh Rosd at Phlsdephs
PifsLufgh, viii he forwarded without detention
FRsICBT A6GSTs-Mos-s Potter, Boston; J. L. Elctt,
EevioTk Z. j. sneeder, Phi .asiphis; hszraw koons.
Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeas, PTsburgh; srngn-n Brown,
Cincinnati Ohio J. 5. MoOrhesd Louisville, KY. K Z.
Medruo, Nadison, Ind RAfeif Co, 81 Louis, Moi j. b.
ki'ebell Sou, Evansville, Indiana
Fer farther articrlsrs OF bills Of lscine apply 20
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn RAl,0ed Co; or
c. B. ALLEN, No. Aston House, Nev-York-
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhlatelphiA
n. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

Excursions.

V'HE safe and commodious steamer MASSA-
4 CBUsSETTS bcpg in complete order can be chartered
for sXurons and being the largest nd mot eeEcnt s;ea.-r
IN the business having large dancing AOou with slater IONS
adjoining with every other rqus for comfort
peeure offers Inducements for parties wsnng pleasant
srcunion. ko- further particulars sppiy 70
L. H. GROVER. No. lt3 Broadway. up stAir-.
ITO CHARTER for EXCURSIONS-An elegant
Il frrt class STEAMER. splendid fdru5d vite al con-
reui for pleasure paTie Apply 1t the Office Of ALEAI
". c. SMITH No. ~ Wess-, between North Moore Sad
DeacL-sfg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
RUSSELL v. wEsTcoTr, Auciionser
IAGNIEICENT HOUSEHOLD EURNI-

vi lure. IMPORTED CHANDELIERS, ORIGINAL
OIL PAINTINGS, &C. the residence No l5z West list
a-R w wESTCOTT will sell on WEDNESDAY: Juue IL,
At l0l ock the entire magnificent Furniture Of tae above
fsss house of which with the Chandelier sstaaIy
Parnss have been imported BY the present owner and
worthy the stnon Of eonnoteur and al in want o. So
p-rh first The sale will be peremt without
regard 70 weather Catalogues VI which be obtained a. M
~ v Hsushwouts No. Sol Broadway, a. the house on
Tuesdsv when the whole be examined PLELokS-Ee'
gam Per Mrors sexO rich Engh Velvet Carpets three
nj with al the Gas Fixtures in the house
Two ly suites solid rosewood Furniture IL pieces covered
IN epson tspey wi alp covers Ladys Escnoire c'ea
out Of sod $500 rosewood EageTe style t9lls
XIV one DO minor Mosaic Statuary top Center aoes
,Dep,d Grsnd Action Pane Forte, made hy Nfn Lnderosa
Son with boideed Stool and Covert Tfpesiry and Lace
Csuaps cold deed Shades with choice collection OF On
Peprgs iy Van Eken GuTes Ego, Lsnkarena nnd ot.e;
smpe o6 Jnodern artists Persn and SeYres and
CY,amel T. magnificent Clock mounted in orIaoln DINING;
mahogany Extension Dining Tables carved
mro back; French Chairs SPLENDID China Dinner
st s0 pieces; Crystal Cut Glassware siver"ae SNe sna
ivory Cutlery CHAMBER FuREfTCRE-Costy rosewood and
eptpoeed Bedesds fu msbetop rosewood and mahogany
Brreus lind wi satiuwood; elegant lockwood secretary
Bockease $780, do. mahogany, made "a Berlin pure
Hair Mattress carved oval and French Plate Mirrors wilton
srf rrssc Carpet Totea fetes Sofas Invalid aud
Alr Chairs redwood Washstald &C.. with large sssor
nen Of Kitchen utensils 200 yards ,upeb OIL Cloth. star Car
pets RefgeeiCrs &c, al Of which can be examined on
Iuefdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
RLGuLAR MAIL LINE via ia, sT rpNgN6n IN


IL fr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEpFOnD and
TAUNTON.-Inland route, carrying the Esstern Mail
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel stone, ana
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. France in connection with the
strrgron and Providence and Boston and Providence RAIL-
roads. leaving York daily Sundays excepted from P II
No ~ r. first wharf shove Battery place. q; o'clock PM
an sonpgton o'clock NJ arrival OF The Mail TRAM
which leaves Boston az 5 80 Pm.
1hese steamers are unsurpassed for strength, safety sped,
comfort and elegance The officers experienced aud stte
tive. -.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York-Monday, Wednes,
DAY and Friday From Stonington-Tuescsy, Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-ruesday, Thurs
and Saturday From StoningtonAonday wednesday and
FRIDAY.
Passenger arrival soningon proceed immediately per
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford N
the F1pre-s Mail train reaching laid several hours m ed-
vance Of those by other and in ample time for all tho
esy Morning Lues connecting North and East. PASSENGERS
who pref rsnlin board the enjoying nights
rest beakfasing ii desired and leave Stonngon
the NJ rsn connecting At Providnee with the IL A NJ
train for Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Ihroueh tickets On Mondays Wedne days and Fridays for
NANTUCKET Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Bedford
corneciiug with the steamer Eagle Wing.
Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
eeob way.
FOR pssse ter,hs freight, application may
be No North River a. the Office No 10 Bat
tegy place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
\ PTVFR RAUROAD-On and after

II MONDAY, May 1855, the Train. WI leave ohsmosrs
a. Station e. follows: Express Tain A. NJ, conneens Win
Northern and Western Train. Mail Train, A. NJ rhronsh
Way Train 10 ". Express Vrcin, s. IS p NJ Aeconnoda;,on
Train p ". For Poughkeepee-Wey Nal. A. NJ; TX
press p NJ Way Freight and Passenger Train IL 80 I'm
For Peekskl-S:So, 4, AID z. H.. For TarryiosnI
iOl5AM $50 IL The TSrry;owD, Peekskl and Poush-
leerse Trains stop al the Way Saoas Passengers tsken
a. Cianbers Canal, Christopher. and Slst-s,s SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN A. NJ from Cana, for Albany ana Troy,
sfonriua Al ali way stations M L. SYKES, Jr., Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
gnsnrance Companies.

OFFICE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lss. Co.,
No. Wsll-st New-York, May %, 1855
A T the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
N ORS Of the NORTH AMER CAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY held the office tins sy. the following gentIees
were duly elected BY the stockhollci-, w;
DIRECTORS:
James w Otis David p. Reeer,
Thomas Tileson koses ii. Grinneh,
Hugh Auchincloss, Andrew Foster
Richard Nj. Batchfosd Samuel J. Beas,
Caleb swan Wylis Blackstone,
Thomas w Gale William s. Wetmore,
Jonathan ThoIne, Joshua j. Henry,
Daniel Is. Fearing Drake Mills
Charles Williams, Jociah Lane,
William Wtitewrght Acton CIVIL
Cornelius McCoon, -,
subsequent meeting OF the Board Of Directors JAMES
W. OTIS unanimous reelected President
X. W. BLEECKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
DFRFMrTORY MORTGAGE SALE of the

III ONASCO WOO LEN FACTORY al Auburn \. YIN
Dc and by virtue OF Of foreclosure and sale the
su scbei will se Public Auction at the Western Exchange
ia TIE CITY Of Auburn in the County Of Csyuga, on FRI
DAY the o. instant 10 O'Clock III the forenoon,
ali the valuable Real Estate Mil Property Water Privileges
&c known as the OWASCO WOODEN FACTORY, situated
or the Owssco the City Of Auburn, being he plot Of
cund with all the privileges and ouhouses lately owned
by the Auburn Ooen Company ana Dens All tne PVPo'
recent consigned By the Trustees Of said Company TO samuel
Harris and stephen Waterman, including al the Machinery aud
FIXTURES of al kiu5s an the Mills lately be-
longing said W.olen Company All this valuable property
will positively be sold above 10 the hghes, bdderDasd
Autumn June 4 lass THEODORE II. POMEROY,
Referee.
For further particulars apply 10
bLATCHFOkD, SEWARD GRISWOLD,
No l HanOyef-st.. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
W :. MELLoR, Auetoueer-By HouGHros MsLLoR.
uNIIS DAY. Tuesday June II. az lOl O'Clock

w. :. MELLoR, AuctioueeT-By HouGHros MsILoS.
THIS DAY, Tuesday June ID at lO3 o'clock
i az the Saiesroom No llS Sassau-yt--PEREMPrORY
SAILS sdvtroer and Close arguments OF over 100
worth Of CABINET FURNiTURE.-Thrae fine toned rose
wood Pisno-Forte sie By Gilbert Abbott and Basnse. az
kew-Ycrk and Bostou thick French Pae Pier Mantle and
Nitrous richly ornamenied frames; several doeOrsted
and enaneled Chamber suites PLAN and with marble tops TO-
seher wi other rich and desirable House Furnishing Goods
Cabinet Fun will consist q the stock Of Tftcas
city calinsmskeS, removed for convenience Of sale and sid
ptvely x solid rosewood PaFlo Suites
tuI1iuIe edaon backs and covered in sostiy aud
satin hrceAtele and s-n, suites IN push hair
ob end morQue: cold rosewood Center Tables with y
marble fops; Pier aud Size do deliberately carved sod
Mr Doors and back Lad e. Music Cabinet and WIT
is Secretaries peer nsd Tables Chtmbe Furniture great
wood Bedstesas, Bureaus and Washtanis 10
rstch; mahogany and walnut DO with variety OF medium
s.ss Furule; Sofa Te c-a-fetes Sprngsesf Noae,
Rocking hIiIs Library ana Secretary Bookcase rosewood.
ushostny Extension Dnug Tables, Ia feet Longs Hal
and 81 amos Chairs. 6c