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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09
Selerten M isrellanu
4 LOV YER s SACRIFICE:
OR SATISFACTORY ExPLANAr1oN

CHATTER I.
i can no longer struggle against the cur
rent OF misfortune. exclaimed Mr.. Whit
ing, small merchant, who, by the pres
sure OF hard times had become somewhat
involved i am ruined.'
Nay, my husband, do not be distress.
ed. Worse calamities than this might
happen, and we will make the best OF it.
But, wife, / must fail; cannot sus-
tain myself another day.
Y on have done all YOU can to avert
the misfortune, and if it must come, let
us not repine, but bear it like Christians. ,
l Will try to keep calm but it seems
hard' after weathering the worst of the
Storm to be wrecked in sight of land
Ferhaps your creditors will give you
more tlme,' suggested Mrs. Whiting.
i cannot hope it; the note which comes
due to morrow, and which I am utterly
unable to pay, is in the hands of my bit.
terest enemy
g He will not distress you.'
i know him well. He is a villain
Who do you mean Q
Baker
God help us if he is yonr creditor
AS near as can learn, he bought the
note on purpose to perplex me, diid1E pa
haps to obtain his revenge
why is he SO bitter against You q IL
Because exposed swindling opera
ton in which he was engaged
How much is the .ote father 2 inquir-
ed a beautiful, hazel.eyed girl, who had
not before spoken, but who had been lis
tening with interest to the conversation
between her father and mother.
: Three thousand dollars, Sarah repli-
ed Mr. Nhit ing . glance Of ankle
ga y, fatherg'
Ala " Credits very much
impaires Totes have been too thick
in State 81 - for me to borrow without
paying an exorbitant price. and that, /
think would wrong mycreditors, in case
anything should happen I
"@' II isnot dreadful to fail, is ii, father p
II would DO ruinous to me, my child.
II !! could pay this note tosmorrow, /
coild get along very well Ishould not
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Eat not to fullness drink not to ele-
vation. B
Speak nothing but what may benefit
others or yourself avoid trfing CONVEX
sation. 4 ,F3r *. ..saG van
Let all your things have their places
let your business have its time.
Resolve to perform what you ought (;
perform without fail what you resolve.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

Lord John Russell says that there is one
bit Of truth in the Austrian trerty, and that
is at the end. where the name Of tho repre-
sentative Of tEnglaud is coupled with the
words "Done at Vena. - PGnch
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

The oldest ve sion of the Old and New
Testament belonging to the Christians, is
that in the Vatican, which Was written in
thefourth ~, fifty century. and published
in the year 1007.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

"sal." said one girlto another, T am
SO glad i have no beau, now"
why SO 7" asked the other
70, cause. ] can cat as niany onions
asf please a''ts a ,3a
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

A California paper advertises a grand
bull fight, in which woman will fight
with and kill one Of the widest bulls that
can be obtained, also a fight between
bear and . jackass, all to come off on Sum
day.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

The largest and oldest chain bridge in
the world is said to be that at Kingtung in
China, where it FORMS perfect road from
the top ofone lofty mountain tothe top Of
another. A NV. sl. 'r
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

In 1880 Baptist Meeting House was
nailed up in Boston, and to refrain from
worship therein until tpermitted by the
General Court" Now, Baptist Clergy.
man is Speaker Of one Of the branches Of
that Court
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

AN lNoENTIvE.--Some years ago 6
farmer in Frederick county, Mary yland
owed a neighbor of his $50, and as soon
as he could realize the sum he promptly
paid it over. The morning he called to
pay it, his friend appeared to be very
thankful, rernarking that he was also in
debt to another person who needed the
money, end he would at once take it to
him. This remark started train of
thought in the mind of the first person,
who said to himsclt-why, here is SloO
paid up with $50. l will at once follow
up this matter, and see where it will end.
tie then followed up the payments of
debts by this one note of $50, until he
traced it to the large amount of $3,750 !
Then it got ont of his reach.
Now here is moral: A owes B q bill,
which if he pays promptly, will be paid
by B to G, and so on through the whole
alphabet, and, it will be surprising to ev-
cry one what a small amount is necessary
to pay off hundreds of thousands by
keeping the eagles on the wing" Now,
when tho, money market is SO tight, and
the banks are unable to discount all the
paper offered, let persons begin to pay
their bills, and by doing this, they them
selves will be paid back in turn. 1t is a
machine which feeds itself, and propels
by its own otfal, the execution Of great
exploits. AS word to the wise is ever
sufficient, we think it is only necessary to
give this hint to our business men, who
will be able at once to see the vast amount
of good the payment of even small bill
will ACCOMPLISH in the community.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

PuzlINe.-Wiggins informed us that
a person met a boy in the street and said
to him, You are my son but am not
your father We had to have it ex-
plained--it was his mother. That is al
most as bad as the late sell in the way ol
connundrum.
If a party were shipwrecked on de-
serted island. what would they shave with
Answer--Razors =
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

Orr foreign relations, are II 4 good
state; ovtr clevcn thousand ofthem land
ed in N. III, intwo days, fately.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09
J. S. BLYNYER & co,

Successors TO W. s. Gronger.)
DEALERS IN FOREIGN & BONES
~ TIC HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS, Patent and Enameled
Leather, Tin Plate, Chain Pumps, &c. &c.
D. Mansfpld Jauuorv < 1Sh5
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

The two neighbour who fell ont :
have got in again. Both were somcwha
injured. l.ls
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

FALL hADi..
Boots, Shoes, andRubbers, at Wholesale.
MASURY, DOLE T. Co.,
MO. is SU ERlOR-ST,, OPPOSITE THE
WEDDELL HOUSE, CLEVELAND, ..
We are now receiving 10000 cases for the
Fall Trade. Dealers are requested to call and
examine our stock and terms. sept30
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|. Produce Dealers.

DowERS q, KINNEY, are. prepared at 81
I tipnns to pay the highest prices in cash, 70
Wheat, Carr. Oats, Rye, Timothy. Flax and
rsaysr ssedss E r8
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PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS.
Es Y q d 81

VL WO = I n W p r ELE WORK s.
Es. VI " q ON,
rs prepared to furnish at all times, his manu-
4 factory, MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, Sc, of the best style and finish, of
either Italian or American Marble, at prices un-
c4ualled in this wooden country. lie has now
on hand, and is constantly in receipt of the
most splendid specimens Of Marble, of all sizes
and kinds suitable for Table-tpps, Mantle
Pieces &c.
Plymouth Oct IS 1883
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j. BENkER. X. +. DENKER.
P.J DENKER g. SON.
importers, ManNfdcturers & Wholesale Dcalers in
Furnishing Goods Ta;lors' Trimmings,
CLOTHS AND CLOTHING,
No. Is Superior-st., CLEvEL Nd, 0.
P.J. ID. & Son pledge themselves to offer as
good inducements to country merchants as can
he done in New York or any of the Eastern ci-
ties. sept30:1y
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-03-09

Mr. Ladyke Somerset was a nabob, and
retained a private parlor, to which the OBJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-30
FINE ARTS.

ylvo TAfIoRS.-fEi11GhEw's PAIL PLATE ~ ~
i thioDs.-ook sell 20 the fall pla'e u fashions Tie
lures aie ON aud fnwhsd about SIC e. nfy sc fAaAre
p bars elocAr AMI farnrerF ixpn.ne f1eta
ard you VI not " burnbrr Gvi Ieaig ~ Ne. Astor
Hvute N lafssy te~ l. tie cpy reliable reParirs n
tlis county III. Isie never sppars un.h zoe "A aso 4
q The A'e letied, sna pbep T. de- apqtsf ~
ylcfutr nie more. roe ie sigrew ff a fsh "a
tfiote go ptithses. ? tuls. Nbf tGe ellie t1y
w. eftai IA 10 lirntes Az taabt8 vh att trpI
fayt r. spWf patronage - rfFe's I'll VIZ u e -
.r1..l :. 80, 49, a>Ss~s, W s..y :,
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tfTTftR E1Ds ~ ANNOUNCE mar HAVING
"A. irsssa ~ v 4ng ssi Bso.3sa Lsruassiy oses.
80 u a. esn flab b. vii - bNtr, T. ,esfys M
ssssgs e 18th III tssrsr ps'fons sd 10 pstt IL
"a. - 49, ai.ff ths ssfslltz a We 1-h iast
DbAiwAr TfuArTt.-PafQt gTTg SALOON. "a
ID bstsfsAY "a hsts, sstMls Il - eystsfs serssS
4T ~ ~ f~t ~ fha best 80 ~ IL snptsstfry tps
set - rsI III ~ vsli sstf 49, a r. slas isofst
ft ..oy AL fstrfa fts tt 49, fsttanssf' Dse&ts
tF - F. aaet lshn 4aelc..t ~ Fssr - n T.
81 ss 90 t.t,. nss w+afts st.tsts - - ~ ~
s.y~.~s- ~---..-a, ...s.--.~-
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DusSfL W. wEs1cOTr, AuLTIoSEER-Hors ~.
III hold furniture, &c nj i53 Court street, brooklyn.
-, W. Wesicoii viii eel assortment Of hDusenoli
iui ni'sie on Friday at 10ts O'Clock rain ahina
iii ifr n cafiets mahogany and seat chairs ba.
ttnus tables bcd-icads hair mattresse- feather bcs
nirruis cc,king and Iarlor rtoycs show cases large
nvti AID Ioif tronwate, crockeTy, &C. with guam.
lily o htiaa bonneia. All of which must be YeI
nom the premises Immediately after tho saIo.
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A UC1ION NU1lCE-JosE II l.. SMITH AUCTION.
n viii sell At 10 FRANKLIN stret us day Tnurs-
DAY a, los A. 81, large assortment IL elegant AMI
c.riy household furniture consisting la pact OF one
roewood suit In satin brocade bacA walnut ID, 10
plusi; one sevcn-octayc Iisno c made rosesood bl.
r.aus, vasLstGnd centre, scc anf sofa tables w,.h
marble tops; whainots, sofas rocking easy, and sofa
chairs; three enhmellci cults MAHOGANY tables hat
si1rds, large oyai aud pier glasses, cocKs, oil
Iant,rgs, carpets nilclotb crueLciy silver AMI ga.s
waie bs hair maites,e, and evesy article 10 be found
IN his class house. IepoA.is feqafel.
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FURNITURE.

rU1TAGE ASD FANCY fLkSIluRf wAEli.J oas--
~ AT 5la Broad~ey, up site Tn - Siehstas uots'
AATEIWs a s1AcIy der GT sale the most sat.neiys
sssoriu snt Of fancy eotag. sn.neIld and fr.ca ia
niiuTe IN 81. Omitted states ~ reduced price, sve ~
refy = nsiire--e- psllla.se. p1icvs, bols~rs he o.
manufacturer. prices
L'tENITURE or BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE
II aud house 10 let u a u permanent boarders,
ptescu royrieur going 10 California Tor frtacr par
tcOlars inquire Of n sCANIAs, auctioneer zl5 Canal
street.
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S,HTEiFFiS SAiF.-w. G. AIBCKTrs ArcIIoSFER,
- will sel Friday. August ~, nj II O'Clock st No.
~ Court street, brooklyn lid, one pun3 sleigb
bise st. Of harness saddles robes kc. Also 500
die- II straw. y. Lott, sheriff.
An. Ituos, Deputy
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A T6JION.-AT THE HEQrksT or HENRY NJ. no
IA tHJN, N foreclosure ~ mortgage, tbefe vii be
al public auction the fui nue aud nxtaret AMI all
lie ock IN tade n g.ocery they te.e
whatever Kind u sacu groceres they may aud
sy Lcpt Ia TIE sore Ia Bosey Ia the ely n View
losh The list II August at 10 O'Clock, A NJ ferns
cHel. A. WfBti Attorney ~ MUfigayea
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nUrELs AND suanER axrnnArs.

A piIlCAS Horu~-Ii7 cEpAR SrnFr. Ht- BFIS
"A thoroughly repaired, AM Y nov renewing uansisnt
rna permanent b aftefs. This house i convenient - all
ne laioads California AMI q;ier sicsmboais. pisAe
al ar,m.ns ~ families. Board per day 81 pr re~k 81
50 g.. 10 charge for ta'hs. ANDRE" WATT.
DAnKfR HUUsR CoRSyR HAsgIToS AyESrg Asp
ID tnion STREET. HaooAiyn.-tapthlns u vessels n
-.fs d. Ing bUs1es with he Atlantic docka Nla Ont
~ -, consonlent toa.e bring within fo~ rods
Il thir hu ines very rlcaaant losion fpr isnIli"s
vii III ~ fnHent ~ uAossni biar3sfs - Lie
tsi toIns, tliA psilor fplis ~ eingle - M
JANIS nAE&Kis, rrotretsr.
6,OilISs HrJ1, SITUATED sOU % oASAl
tree, snd abeeiy opposite Collins Liverpool linz
- ns pieAsAnissi Leasloa ~ tsaille. IN Se~ Yoss
.Bd ~iu . y perTl@a~bi r-asasni MT rs-.en.
.Ds terms, nth Da,l.i .a.t ". y ..g,a ao.ts'
T>ynrTT NOISY SOTfH Tbg ~ uryloS aqraRg :
IL III es,sbnshment, erected ihs gfoa,lasat
- dell hfful tAft Now fofs Agtsis 10 nttf,srhhy
tnih 40 sten omile'sd wu eofntns ~ thsi an
Z, e,,s aoa nI'y - F'y z ispas' \ NJ Hen =
- tgtti,irs All iLs az arioen, ~ - - keep s
shh nes'ye sni aff+ngsu'snt' = ~ hsese ~. e
neni resiec fufy sRnounss si ~ hgsss Ill = aysa
&c u IT. ~ 4 rrioleT nat but sat 81 asr
nt J3'h dny q - inter- agttsAitas riA = -
~ wln'sT Hfnths. GAR inHin
u. H. Gun. a G 3Taas,
Nr1iY.--IHY FRopBIFTug ~ mc1gUsD MI.
~ Iois "a e. flsrs n.y. II inforsa 10 s4lils "a,
~ Loe,s I'll w. Eepi cfsn 81 49, sttfsnD'sia'ian a
,asta. yirtrs tts tlsnd aarias h tsu s-&n D.sff
ell b. w. a vssl tfatFer 40 ssffsn1 - ~ bg-s,
Nfo tsriealsfs ~ II ~ fsf.ritst s1fe W WAL
80. ~ ~ Ihs hl,hnsosd slsse ~ Nsnaerialis
lsrfrg u<sts ,he I'D fL<f tse, In IA morn
ma ara Al 5 aAs o'eio.4 - ~ srsalug.
>. n KsI4SyrT.
o,rrAs7s50I Has soT Bf12s fkEgS--TIiAT ~ my
- ss,lng - sasyf isi - earp.r Nnssss.ay All
-. 49, siis.t Ia bs<n. ~ rlb litS = iyTY fny~a
. ttWss ls'e a 90 asrafe tfy H9m@~ ~hsss h. wauA
fsiafty i1 "a hasnas sii1sf AAtg bessfsza AL
,Nf * srsssisi.g fi.ffessivs= with r9a ssgsn4 ~
bli1art shAes ~
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II :. HoJ1H. AuCIIoSLkR. --MAGSl FlCEET AID
lJs costly household furniture al the re-ideace 10.
4. Nsrsn et.dei.-To-msrrow ffridayJ NJ los A. a..
4. = itcugl viii EEL sb We lie mo-. eleyant a.slrt.
mem 81 sevaod and mahogany i1rnf re ole 81
ton t scnton, being he cntfe f1tn IRE u re abse
htsf eiass Loute tsihl' ge- can he obtained the
morning o. sale at the here. iaross-segant rose-
Soed sni g. ,syen piece, covcted in osocael
eaty cair four parior chairs anI g,fpa
-. magnificent os.wood boo. case with .adawooi i'm.
ing, csst saot, minor ffoni and bac& elegese pee
las.e- fo.ewod ranolorte fi % ca octase-a spien.
I'D iB.irlnen' fly warranted, AMI or quality % tosc
T. unfuriascd, cen fe AMI q her tables ststusry
marble ioi = manie faeh corner etgeen, aee
tsIs sud shaies, mattel decoration orrcou cgek
III faint n.y. by Lac ok stress and other Ffenc. pof
cesin 10 chaLaeief- rich velvet ADD tnyory door
sna riair cafpst@, rods, &c. ewpod and mahogany
ieoreads bua.sus, wasastasds comm dcs 6c., q
match; ohs nfrBnii fose~oDd, cot spgy hne
Laif natIefses, tsiiisres bIsnlets bol'ten end n
~, COUNTER hbe- sheets, Ac, Mahogany aDd Olher
chair, silserI iad rh eh.a dilner al r.. set
gasf9sre ley &C. together viz Ne basemeai far
ltDre with Witch .hr ssie will commence rae pol.
i've. isposiis required.
I,rGtNL D. FI.ASKIIS, ArcnOyErI.-BY FRANK.
IL lIS Afboi.s, On friiay a. i0B o'cl,cs, - The
E.ufe t,.li broadway near twenty aka stree 81 tlc
iIiuiufe cantAind Ia AID E"ue consisting ~ nc ai
b. mte4sefhF atpeies - faably-a psfa, fistu -,
naf.o,s tesles, chamber and sieh tarat;at. Ar
he sole ~il lie without st- Tho sit.ntI0n -
e'sers ana hc"sese"Iers generally y inv'ts~i
T,fIas cuNrs ArcroSf1K-sS NASSAU STREET
IL AapilerEi ale = deh hogsshoN iurnitlfe, rg.e.
4 uanc.sny snd black wslDgt fgsnifaf. 10 suit
etvee 10 sstn, danssk ~orf',i llama sif ei,,h and
ues stJief, bureau, r1as tes.a.sei. is4nyet mat
e. wiring d. A. wadov shades, brds,sai. lospge
IeeAeIs, easy chairs. 81
n IcRcL COX, ACcu0t1n--lARGE AID PEggup.
NJ TOY fsle Il Rnf .bgsnt flrnitgrs a. tue
..sroef III sswsu stsest lcsknan ts.f08ffow
Ibay 1o4 o'clack. The stact 4 probably he l. X
AID tes' sssorfsf fany eGes~3 othe pebble tnl.
90 end most positively h. rod a. NE hixaesi Nea~s
Iuf particulars zee aale. morning 81 sale as4s
b xed and sh,Yysd In the bsst
n g. HORTON, AIcTiONEgR-Triv nay. AZ ii
VI. oeifcki ~ l. sirth sseuae Gee ssM Je4slfy 90
- - ~ hat. cap, sessfpsers scAsoft pafcmp8na~A
esuf btg., T.
rIVt1Rnn hAckfi1l. sDAp BAAsDY. nss#--
VI ffitay Az ~ ~ 10. o'6ieft. A. 81 ~ t&rssi
L r. 'fsfswhb, s.sefn sga'f - ~ h.sasf sNpt
tttfh " IN =, Ntf ess = - esfr y ieat.s.
ftlge lGis* aNs fftN ftsast shfN.t.
/ f3f. E. tt. eealA taat niria s.nast .es
~, - s-@..--. ~~..-,-.ss.
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VIZ s. NEIIOR, ArcTIOSr1I,.-BY HoUGHroS A
W. Mt1lDR-This day Thursday, NJ fos O'Clock.
NJ liz Sss~au street mortgage sale II elegant custom
mad. cabinet furniture 10 b. positively soil without
serve, ty N e the mortgage, VIZ. solh wood
Ierior ia nit covered In rich and costly broc,i.
tin Ilu,h and bsircloth carve. rosewood centre. pier
and .ofs tables ~sod marble top .,eg~c. mirror
and backs corner ditto; Turkish and yol,aire
chairs in Bgufed satin reception ditto; richly carved
brace the latest rfyes rosewood, mahogany oak and
walnut in soiis ie match eve rich easmeed suit. b-sa
tifuliy painted dining and library furniture In
great variety; rich bookcases Secfctater bcausts pa
exensi dining tables IL foot long with chairs 20
match With endless variety ~ me!um class furnil
At IL o'cuct superior toned rovrwoo janofor,.s
upright and square ali folly warranted Aiso, en,rs
INVOKE richly orDanentei framed French plate. pier
and oval mirrors. French china vesc~ clocks, A.. Wo
invite the attention 81 trade and others the above
poods. Goods be packed Tor chipping the pee.
r,ises. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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VITBJJAa IRVING, ATcHoSEER.--I 2FIfyID
w hrLiiurc~--WifIIAN IRVING A 90. will snl NJ
auction ~ ritay Ang a. a. 1oh O'Clock, q, ITO West
ildtiy-cighh street, between seventh and Eighth
ntc general nysorfsnt 81 household furniture car
PETE, ,ilcioh be5st.afs, bureaus wash stAn4a chairs
uinor. toilet ,o;s centre, dibng and 80 table ssfa,
Il sirs ainioe curtains. sfades mirrors, ornaments
elm eTteAsfy And glassware parl0r hall AMI 40 hsa
10, kicien furbi'pre ~. iepost required, ami
god. - Do .hken away On DAY 81 ale.
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ChfkIIF's SAIT--A. NJ cRIsTAIAR, AUCTiDSFER
- viii scii, this day, nj 10 O'Clock, n, 81 Ieck slip
timber doors, fashes, blinds window cnsins. AMI vad.
ous other articles by order Of SIR ScIah equity sheriff
joins OnsEk Sheriff
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DAWN BrOKFRS SAlE-w. NJ LEWIS 4 SON
j viii tA this day, al lai luWcry, up STATES, n large
quantity u I'M edoen,d plcgos, combating o. gold AMI
syef watcher Jeseiry, DC. sal. 10 nj half
ras Il o'clcei, a. 81. BY order u WILLIAM SIMPSON
a TO-, III Ioweiy.
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A tcroN HUiCi--jfitr'. BtIi, AUTOBIOGRAPHY
n Beli Isush.--ihis day, at l0h O'Clock W. will
s.n In auction I.oms, IL sorth william street. .
large ana valuable variety ~ excellent fusnae ia good
order, including splendid rosewood panot,rtr nearly
new s.Iaphlns aud other articles In the lin. 10,
extensive 10 advertise Our sss friday VII dni.h the
,ncy articles lt jevely, Italian -swing, gold chains.
ringr, pins, &c We bg this ION 70 urn nir
taLk 10 officer tcla for tho prom AM truy
gen smsny in which he detected and captuf ell
three thieves ard picki-ckets In sae, tooms. our
friends ave- suffered IN crowde rooms but
Mr. Mansfield, We trust, has put end 10 tnia
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u ). NELLY, ArCIu.EER.-pRY GOODS AT
action. Nill ell this day nj 10 O'Clock n, ~
Lctile lreol, the balance 81 tho stock Ncranyie
huI by consisting principally Of fall and winner ,ods.
h'u eleeefs and dealers should attend, every lot
be sid.
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DEnryMN mn " rAyon or NEW snANAnA

DEHUyAS INT IN Favor ~ NEW GRANADA
j and Esua 'or-Ihc undersigned financial agents fhr
the Peruvian government beg 10 notify the bondhirs
81 he above n9mci deb tint In accordance 10 ,hs s'ivu
!ninf ccn'aincd In tho kanlp, The huD ~ tw MY iva
III usnnh ss hundred dollars hali bo applied the 9TH
osermsss uest TO the redemption Of pact Of the caA
tai Of 5rao0 r VI lch bons issael IN tho city
q iima, on NE 10Th oscpcmbcr 1854. According 70
the spulaoBs contained 10 tho bonds the teirrnptAon
ought 20 b. made hy purchase u bond, a, The market
pr,ce, 10 bong sn"h rries may be below this pas
yeiue Of the rsmo ~ drawing by lot qaAn'iiy ~
bends sr dent absorb all the -lni Ing nnA when thar
mari e. val, may be sto par The bomb not having
yet put 10 clrcula ion the agsncy
tofotc enable ascertain thsf fcs value AMI ,e
fore the barge daaifcr q cra, taking In consider III
The interests q n" Peruvian government, soii ~
hefe - the banho lders has directed "a ~ receive sel
cd picjoszs fr the REDEMPTION ~ the bonds 10 ths
AMOUNT Ia may 10 rad for with 'he s5c 90, 10 which
The tuliIx fund actually amounts y being az iefssood
that ~ The Jrolofaa tho Interest due from IN. I'D oe
May 1875 up 10 hr date ~ the recm; ton az the boads
shall :" "ii " hvo, q ihe government anh that The
whole 90 iari 81 The proposals most fayorsbl" 20 tbs
government hall BE- aecegod Ani In confederation -
re agency being that The actual holder, Of ,hsss
bonfs residents .. Great Britain the Peruvian fHyA
ard The approprasn u The sinking d,na up % The 50
day ~ &c obef nrr. a, Il o'clock NJ The COMMITTEES u
ApproTriain viii be composed Of tho rofusfan charge
dAfsre., obe 81 The Undersigned and representative
o. the bordhoIiera shouh majority Of them ,nk pro-
be opened The committee viii meet In hew Yotk -
No. william street, whore tho proposals my 10 ~
NJ The agency begs 10 state that tho actual n,esss
adopted 10 appropriate the sintins fund shah s,abn
"" 1f'c'ssut isf in'nfN rNarhpttoff Snieh sbaH -
made according 10 the sipulsons IN tbs bands
fLsy may 10 pot In circulation. The sgcsry reiaso
the bandoli.f. that may not have collected tie 10
'srcsts ia" hr cnupnn. and 10 apply at 81 Ne.
William street, New Yors to receive thu same pro
fofna 81 the pTotossl. viii be fsni ~ G,t aDd tkD
sgeBey requests from tho toaiholsrs thsir susr-
nsys 10 sdopf 'hs ssms, - facilitate the ocs~sttoa
baltimore. Asg. "a, iG5. y. HAfKtI,A UIDTylnk
The undersigned propose 10 rs~isen --, snV
part thereof, ~ the Peruvian debt In favor ~ Neg
Granada End Ecuador In bonds of sins No. -, -
The rate II - dailars fof cyrry hnnssei da1asU
~ sai tords leaving tho Interest esrnsd from I'D No.
1864, In favor u The Peruvian gsysrnmsbt.
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rI'HfrD AVENUE HArIsOAD RfOcK wAsrfD.--
j lifrfae feyen Per ceaf marigaTwf OF rsfssbss
real estate N The city ~ se- foft DsooAiyn, vi -
ssfsS iof tho alive stss AZ fair price, 10 - p1no
~ ~ go Apply % lICAif biic sft3s fiDiiiI1t
~ Lteriy street.
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M OR &c AGE SAII.-JolIN W S0MERINuykE, Arc
lVl tionic'-.torc cornor OF Franklin AMI Centre
sseci,-wt ell on Friday, Aug. 81, at IL O'Clock by
virtue OF cla,:ci mortgage the contents Of grocery
store corner ~ thirty 9Th street aud Eghth avenue,
cns tirr of he usual variety; together with the
turcs horse wagon and harness. al.o lease OF store
&c, &c. JOHN W. sUMLkiSDYa
ATTORNEY for Morgag gee.
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IN IBige and va icd stock u furniture &C., al 81
80 snu titct, tomorrow Friday) morning, AZ 1J'i
guet, hi paper Friday morning hare opporta-
nifty offered
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A Cttl0A AUIlCI-W. A. CAtTER ArCTluSEtR
IA viii tell, Thursday o. ~ o'cl,ck, ~ g. Gteenycn
eta,e foi accom- q foncefneI atDek = grpce gie.
hour, plot bfeaa, ituii, soap al teas ra-ius &C..