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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02
NOR THE TOILET

NOR THE TOILET-Lov'sg genuine pom
htun of Myrtle, siori, hrar lilly oarnation.
ec Patty's celebrated cold cream. for softening AMI
Iraulif,ing the skiG, Lows brown windsor sonp,
honey snnp, Lubn's .xlrnct+ for the hnn ker
,}ieL u large assortment cnmb. tooth mil and hair
r She. lnr d,e. shaving bushr., fine coognse.
F5rsaeby JOHN II. SEAY & co,
NH % - Druggi.ta
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VIRGINIA a TENN. RAILROAD.

IA 4 ss.sas uNa Nf'h hRnGNdEMEHT TGMhDgzE IsUn Mo.
nnd after Ap, G 1853, the Passenger Train will leave
Lynrlburg daiy, (Sundoy. exceptcd) Mt | o'clock
Z. NJ. and arrive nj Wythrvl nj 8 7. VI. Returning,
leuve Wythevle Mt A VI md arrive nj L,nchburg
Mt II M-makng the trip ON Richmond and Pe,cls.
burg to Wythevlle in ii hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buord'- Depot. Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridnys, and arrive Buchanan to
upper.
For Fincasrle, Sweet md White Sulphur Syringe
Chnrcston. Kanhwha and Gnyandoite vim Bensuck s.
ON Mondass. Wednesday. a Il Fri nys.
For Abingdon, Joneshoro nnd Knoxville, Tenn. da ly
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LYNCHBURG, WEDNESY MORNING. MAY 2, 1855
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 OSAGE ORANGE TREES.

received from the Nursnry oi John -
Mortoi 4 Co. Richmond 10 900 Usage Orange Trees.
yoar. old and very sprgh,ly. These trees are
well adapted to hedging Farmers and others are In
'ed call and supply themselves AT reduced prices
spl9-ts WM II. MOSBY.
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~ Ew CONCERN--R. A. Williams calls the
l. attention of tho reading community to his we'll se-
lrcted assortment of new books ofev,ry kind. Fine
stationery and fancy goods. Work boNcs. fnc Pearl
Fort Mpnnaios, Purses, Pocket knives Tooth Brushes
&cn 10 The ladics particularly requested To call
and examine many useiu and beautiful iunoy goods
nnl27 q L A WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

SEBAsToroL-THE Cost OF AN ASSAULT
Translated for the Rochester Union, from let.
ter of +, Guillarde to the Courier des Etats
Unis:
General Canrobert in letter that appears in
the MoniteHr gives an account OF various partial
engagements. These are but the prologue to the
great dramas soon to be enacted there. WHAT'S
to be the result? Will Sebastopol fall into our
hands, or will it resist our ASSAULT On this point
opinions differ. have been assured that let
ter has been received from Gen. Bosquet-the
brayest of the brave in it he expresses the wish
that peace may occur soon enough to spare the
allied army the terrible enterprise; because Sc
hastopois no longer town. it is a camp forfi-
fed as never position was before. Redoubfs are
behind rcdoubts, barricades behind barricadeE
square streets houses. windows are alike armed,
and bristle with fearful array of guns. The as
saults will be battle foot to foot, and hand to
hand. twill cost twenty thousand men; and at
ter all may not sucoeed;for there are some things
equally beyond human valor and human strength
~ cerom Siiver-srey Honduras
~ for sale by GEO. JONES q CO..
mar9ts Petersburg.
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NEW CONCERN.

NTOIECE.-Wil i'll nrrve in Lynchburg on the 18Th
Y inst, 100 head Of three aud four yenr.od MULES.
rhis lot of stock is well suited TO Farmers and Team
sters Iron.master. a., They can be .een N the
stables of Nj Cirmns, r one day only, and will he
soll nt fair prices, and accommodating terms
milo =. LEE e. OyERLEY.
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NJ EW GOODS,
Ns VALsARLE FAMILY RESI-

Ga VALsA FAMILY RESI-
Mil DENCE FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers FOR
snle privately his FumiIy Residence. situated Frank
liza II it, Immediately opposite Alr VIM Chvry's. The
property embrace. ONF AcRF "f ground Of good soil,
aud well improved; a BRICK DWELLING, with
ruoms, well tnshed-a necessary ont houses and in a
ueg hb rhood uucNceptionable. Such property not
oftcn pui in market and wanting truly delightful
resi- lence would do well call on viii = II
great bargain as my object is 10 raise money, and
money must have,
If not sold riyalcly before the l51n Of MAY, it will
lhen be sold u auction.
lnarlg dts TilOS. J. lIAhDl.
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Severe Case ofRheumatism

Sccrr.yIIlE a bem,rrie Co, Va
Ma ch 4th 1888
Ne,sr, Mortimer {. MorJrny: - Gcntenrn-.liaving
been Inflicted with Rheumatl,H tor some nme IN ts
worst forms and not being able 10 Obtain reei from
other medic res was induced to trt "lafnPoa Veg
die Tincturen few bottles oi which, am hnpPy To
sny, have mnde perfect cure.
AT the time commenced using the fineture | wns
scarcely able to wink. | now and have been for
some weeks entirely free from al pam.
your.. most truly y. f. MAY.
THE LFNATE SYSTEM
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CAroN BHipGH.
Hnmpshire county Va March iai, 1854 !
Mr.. T.. p. Cooper Drnr Sir Agreeable 10
quest and my dc.a 10 benefit to afflicted hero
by certify the rreat ree hnyc received from the use
of Hamptoa's Vegetable Tmcfare
lnken with viorut pDljnaiioH. OF raIlel Tut
trrng an trembling Of the hrar, which continued sew
eral dn,. il seemed fmy heart Ind almost forgotten
it4 Office Tho fnmilv brcnne aiurmnd Hnd procured
bottle Of this valuable Medicine nn h"oie Ind taken
ncar one bottle of this Tmc,ne of Hamp'on's was
tirey relieved.
Thi- i, the hira instance of relief in my fnmily rom
the uso of this yaluahle Medicine. ! ~" three
agol wus ai up with liberation OF my 0hkie from tieoi
OF wnnt is generally called S leg "d lost al taste
and appetite ahd tho sore, VII oh was S"me fop' 'nche'
up and down, and half around my nnklc, rejected
every effort bead il until proc red liamptons Veg
et,be Tincture bottle of which restored my health,
hcned ankle nnd am ireer lrum swelling than for
the last Mtriy yed,a
Aeain one OF my daughters very low from severe
hysenety. and whtu she began to sit up her icci com
menced swelling, which increased every da", nnd begun
To be very pniniul sae used n bottle OF Hamyton's
7fncturf; the pains assnagrd the swglins sui
81 ted and hei health reurncd-~e kept her legs ban
dased with strips OF wooden un her strength returned.
have been thus particular TINT others nn Ter similar
circumstance might be induced to asul themselves oi
tins remedy. Yours with respect
ELIzABETB EDWARDS.
do hereby certify TINT | nm personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, anl can snfcy recommend the u
boyc statement 10 bc correct
E.P CuosrR. Postmaster,
Cfpon Bridge Hampshire county, Vn.
i1" Delicate Indie, and Children will please give i:
trial.
Spacc mi MT prma 10 hundrcds of others, as
Geo. w Gondrioh. Capt Thos Canut, Robert Gault,
Jnmes Smyth, cured Of Rheumnris'n.
John Perval S. A. Griffin. nhn l.uh', Rev. V Fisk.
ridge U. s. Navy, aud thousands III others cured of
Dyspepsia Scrofua, Cough. Li'"l Comrlant Bronchi'
It's ST. Vtls' Dance, &c. We refer to citizens
Gail them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
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DC;,Ty LANDS AND PENSIONS

DGyrSTH LANDS AND PENSIONS.
ID og..r nv services 10 G ainants IN prosecute all
claim, up,n tie Government Of the ahpvs dcscrip on
upon The root rea, .nab" anil satisfactory terms
Forms v II Le furr.hed, and Instructions foi filing
The n Ip Sc onl no cinrge made, unless the aPPlca
ton surre.J. have the rolls of nearly all the Vir.
gna companies who wrr in srovce in thu var oi 1912
und will furnish nian,.-rrt copy Of thr roll Of any
company uron the r., apt Of nnt dalInr
Str,t s,,er,io, maid L., all conmunc tnns either by
letrf mr. ,j,,,,,r , ,d all bnSiless o. trusted To
will be attendc TO with prompfnrss and hIrlty
A. n. YERB1
Attorney Mt Inv,
dim l'pporyillr. f,uqui~~ -, Va.
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Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Q's Lctler Alexandria,
Va-Atter speaking OF wonderful cure, On hinTel no
saws Mrs H. has been suffering with the livar
plnnt and with inability, constantly complaining fIom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than Tor ry years, being entirely resor
ed by the of Hampton's pegefa6te Ttactnre.'
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Ex,mrt from II
Lefier from J. q imc.. Eso., Loulon county va-"My
wife has been for yeals afflicted with great weeI ncss
pain in the brenst, side and buck; pa pi,ntionf the
heart feebcneSs the system loss 81 nppctei
complexion snow the sight of one eye almost gone the
other We y weak. ! am plensed to say, Hampfon .
7incurc hna restored .rto perfect health. Her eyes
n,e a. good they were.
tS7Callnnd get pIamphets
Sold by J. II. SEAY & Co, Lynctlure; SOWERS
Scotrsvillr; a j. BROWN, Cbarloe., lille, aud by all
Dug gisis throughout the State. aBr - dScly
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion.

Cure OF RhenndfISm, UySPepSM, L'per Conn
piaintt The Vcrdict has gone forth! AHndnh
that champions Tincinre" has no Superior
ScurTsvILLE. Albemnrle Co Va.
March 2Sth, l8j3 (
Mcssrs Mortimer s. Mombray :-Gcntemcn--l have
been afflicted for the last cht ycafs with nhrnn ntsm,
Dysp"psin aud Liver Complaint suffering all the while
With pnns IN the shonders p, hnlk and -ide, shift.
ing from side to the other, faPi"'"n =" the heart
los of appetite, cold Heuf. At MINT Nressvc coNNe
ne.s and etch, debility and Wrakn~es. | tried many
remrdies which done good, but lnthei grow
worse Inst fall | was advised L. - "linmiinh
Vegetable Tincnrc and nmmPps to aay hn' cured
me am now free fnm nlI pnin. AMI in the enjoyment
Of perfect heaand mhc great pleasprr in rccomme'd.
ins tLc Tncture To 4 A afflicted ns have hern.
You're JAMES NJ. NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE."--The Paris Pays
tells the following story of real life:
Edward Ia medical student in Paris,
had made the acquaintance of young working
girl named Juctte, who, besides uncommon
beauty possessed n reserve and distinguished
department, not frequently to be met with in per-
sons of her class. Juette had bestowed her heart
on the young student, only under the promise
that legitimate union would como bye and bye,
to oonsecra,e the oaths which she had received.
Edward might have been in earnest in making
these promises bu, the arrival of his father in
Paris changed the face of things and yielding to
his positive niunctions, he had to cease his visits
TO Juliottc. After win attempts to change the
fathers resolution poor Juliette saw no other re-
source than suicide. She accordingly threw her
sell into the Seine, n short distance from the
Bridge of Arts. Two workmen, seeing
This once more unfortunate, weary of breath,
Hastily uni rtunate, rush Z, ,her DEATH
plunged in after her, and succeeded in rescuing
her. Whilst tie poor girl was being brought to
the office Of the Chief SIuice keeper, the father
of Edward, who is n Doctor at Orleans. was by
singular chance, passing by. Seeing the crowd
collected on the quays he went over, and having
learnt that young girl had been taken out of the
water he FASTENED to offer his services. When
Juliette--returncd TO consciousness-tol him of
the reason which had made her attempt suicide
Mr. l.. touch d with that love which was ready
even to sacrifice life nwakened hope in her heart
by few words, which have contributed not q
little to the prompt recovery of the young Ouv-
rier.
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SOMETII1NG NEW W.-SOLlDIElED
- MILK This preparation made hy evaporating
pure milk to powder md combining with sugar, ia
becoming descvcahy popular account Of its purity
conS enienee und eheapness.
II Is putup in ID. package. can lc dissolved In
water In lew minutes wing pure ioh nutritious milk.
Call mud zee the article
J, ii THOMPSON & cos
npl26-ts New Drug Store.
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viii YOU Read the Truth ?

Medicine must hnye merit and great meritto stnnl
IA the test oipuhlic opinion. No art ot man can
galyanise worthless article to keep up good
medicine. If il ho not really
A good medicine Will live, be one popular, md
tend it, snes year after year. IN sP.te ot opposition.
The pcoI r rcadi, find its virtues, and the nme of
them Iusse- from mouth To mouth with m'rc rarduS
than newspapers spread IL living witness ieSti'
fyng To ae n medicine has nude Tor him Is OF Tar
more service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In proof of .ha say nbove. we refer you to
UAMPTON'S vEGETBLE TlNCTURE, aud its 81.
iecrs Its plnise is in the mouths of multudes. The
best men in our country give then testimony 10 its
wonderful cures. Among them 0nne Hon, II,
Clay, Hon Rich. VI Johneon Vice President of the
United Slntrs, with hundreds of others Capt Thomas
Canot--br nhcr the celebrated phyaician oi the
Emperor Fmnce--wn. cured by II of n dseaSe ot
seven ycms snudns a,r the skill Of ali tie Doctors ot
Europe und America had failed to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
Another CIRE by HlMPTON'S TINCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every ,chere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the following Certificate trcm Indy endorsed
by Postmaster II. =. Coorcr:
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COCHIN L. II cerom Silver-srry Honduras
~ for sale by GEO. B JONES a CO..
msr9 Is PetersbarG
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TINE BEACON FIRES LIGHTED--NOw READY
III SrANHOPE BURLEIGH:
THE yEsuIH IN OUR HOMES

A NOVEL, ny HELEN Dnu.
The excitement attending the publication Of this pow.
erfuy written American work In deep and far spread
The topic in the literary and political circles Of the
polls Is Stanhope Bureigh in the villages towns
and cities OF the whole Union the influence Of this book
ID beginning TO be felt Every hour brings TO the pub
shers large orders for the book which Is tho surest
teri of the interest of the public in the subject
which IL treats and which has been 10
completely into the romance of the narratye az to be
read with increased zest by politicians themselves
The author has gained the public ats ntion bya charm
ing story and thus Ia enabled to unfold the Of
political intrigue to the young, upon whose education
In truth and in strong nationality the future Of the
United States 80 much depends either for blessing
Americana Is the counsel Of those who have been ami
mated by stanhope Burleigh
From hundreds Of commendatory notices already re-
ceved we extract the following from the press OF the
river counes--
From the Albany Evening Transcript
an extended SALE We commend the perasal Of
patriot, and particularly to those who will control the
future of this ocean eirted land Of freedom
The Book Of the Age--Tbat 1t Ia destined 70 effect
deep pervading powerful influence upon the people Of
this country certain as that Saxon blood still cir
culates our veins or that civil and religious liberty
10 still our inheritance.
From the Troy whig.l
IL walks into some OF our politicians and bishops
mercfuly Who the author is we know not, but under
Der nom de plume she conceals courageous soul aud
bold heart while she weids graceful pen. It GER
The following from the New York Observer exhibits
the hearty welcome with which the work being greeted
by religious journals every where.
Its object Is to expose the secret influences Of the Je
suits In the homes Of America Sezng upon the present
excited state of feeling in regard to the progress Of Ro
its peace and liberties the writer has wrought out
Of great interest and ability in which the dark and
mighty influences Of the system are clearly exposed
sTRINGER TOWNSEND
No. 222 Broadway, New York.
n
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n 8. HoUGH, AUCTION BALE
~. OF Elegant Household Furniture, this day,
(ridsy) morning, February ~, at loH O'Clock, tho
contents OF the large four story house 10 Wsfrsa
street mot boardiggs house, consisting Of the
following articles, vz-Biseml n.-Brus.sls csryst,
oil cloths, mahogany s,tsn.ion tea and dining Ia
bks mahogany ana cottage chairs. SOFAS nsiEfors,
cock, oil painting, china dinner aud tea sets, cut
gTsvsre siIverwar. ivory eatsry, &C. farisrs -keh-
W carved rosewood suits In brocade and reception
c airs 20 match centre side and sofa tables superior
rosewood stsgee with plate glass doors End back very
costly rosewood panofofse 81 spisnaih tone ard hnish
estare, with plate glass doors, superb tspestry
pets large oval mirrors lace window curtain Il choice
oil paintings In rich france French spxrsvny- rich
china vases bisqnr and Paran ayurss twenty day
ornoIu clock, china tpttoops, kc., No. Drawing ROOM
Mshopa any Eut in crimson plush, oval mirror lace
tsIs ard rich shades rich paint pg., mattel clock
Uncle Tom Cabin vases, s~Tant rosewood bsiteas bu
reau, sskstAnd suite ALT toilet s~f. Alec, the
choice furniture Of bs5roosns, co8prsinx
wood, mahogany ard blsck walnut beds and te13sny
hair mattresses, &c. sale POSITIVE.
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LECTURES.


- EPMAH IECfURES-SECoND sERfcs-IHs sE.
W Good OF The Eeeord series IL German LECTURES will
he delivered al TIE Mercantile Library late Asor Opsra
ioute, on Thursday evening, I'D inst, at o'clock by
TT. ". Sehrsn Subject Literary circles Of the 18th
and 18th centuries (Buieau d'esprt Tsek,s sorees
esc) Entrance rs cents.
n FCIURfS IN THE FRENcH LANGUAGE -sPINGfER
IL Institute l. cture Rocm, No. Union square. A
Of five lectures the .tory and Literature of
the French will be delivered Thur,day Of each week
~ tlE CIAKIiER, Of Paris Professor Of the French
Language In H. Peugnet iuttituten, 20 commence on
thursday Feb 22d, 81 O'Clock " subjec's:-I.
Trance insthe 18th ctntury- Jeanae dArc II. Ffaacs
In The 18th eehturv LA Renaissance III SIy Ffaacs
IN the 18th ury-siecls de Lo1is XIV v. Fraacs
In the 18th century --vorahe ~ sen TEMPS Coarse
tickets ~ sipgis tcAtts 90 cen.s 10 BE had At 10
woods, al Broadway; At Cbristsrn's 7o3 Broadway;
or at the door. We take much azure in
this course 20 student, snd lovers of the French Ian
fusge Prof Charters character and ataipmsn.s ca.
tits him TO the confidence aDd regard Of community
GoRHAM D. ABBOTT, Principal.
NAV ENGLAND YOUNG AEss ASSOCIATION
lN The sixth and last Of the course Of lectures
VIII be delivered at Clinton Es Astor place on friday
ey.prr Feb. %, 81 o'eiock. by Pew samuel O4gooi
~ y. subject" The Troe Americas p lecture Ior ne
times. Bcists IS eents
'. Wills FISHER, NJ D., Pr..iasA.
y. W. ID Oeoon, Secretary.
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Birth.
AtNo 67 Rose street, on Monday February 10, the
lady Of Dr.. X. Dillon, Of a son.


On Monday, February 10, by the Rev. DR. STAIRS, v.
g., at the residence Of John Madden ESQ JAMES CAvA-
nasRh Esq, d., OF Easton, Pa to Miss THERAsA Stew
ART, Of this city.
On Wednesday, February q, at Brooks Assembly
Rooms, by the Rev Ansel Leo, Mr. H. MYERS, late OF
San Francisco, California to Miss BERTHA IcnTiNsrnS
ssly daughter Of H. 8. Lichtensten, of this city.
Ban Francisco and Sacramento city papers please copy
At Bipghamton, New York, on Tuesday, February 20,
BY tho hev. ". T. Doubleday of Gilbertyille DR.. t. g.
CRAfIs, Of Newark Valley, to SusAS p DOUBLEDAY,
daughter of DR. A. Doubleday, Of the for place.
On Tuesday, February 20, In st. Thomi church. by
the Rev. d. Nevll, Mr. VIM II. MASON Jr., of Buffalo,
N. Y, TO Miss EIzABfTH Fl. WHITAKER of Norwich Conn
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gkLEs AT AUCTION.


Az y MEII6R, ACCTIONrER--B ny YoUGuTON !.
w MELLDR-Ths dsy Tharai ", at lo1 O'clock
at the sales room, li3 hsssu street. elegant
made cabinet furniture being the eetre
private wsrerocm We invite the trade co ntry msr.
chana and others 10 this really eevant sale Of every
article OF eeglpc aud richness the house furnishing
ne win several cd armours French plate doors
latest Htyes rosewood paror furniture suite covered
in rich materials the most approved patents extension
dining tables In OAK, mabogauT ro,esood AMI walnut
oak library and dining room frrntnre Ia suites 10 match
richly covered rosewood cente tabss, nah ogany aud
walnut do, kiyaheihan style hall stand, 10. chairs,
rosewood and mahogany bookcases and secret aries lined
with satin wood rosewood Frensa plate cheval glasses
elegant carved rosewood, mahogany and walnu cham
Der furniture suite 10 match With marble tops
raj ensmeliei chBmber suites Ian scape painted very
rich, together with endless variety OF med um class
furniture, tete- a-tots sofas easy rocking ana
spring seat paror chairs, gothic and plain Frensh bod
steads oitomaDs, common bureaus, &c Also, variety
OF secondhand furniture the usual variety, together
with several pure horse hair ttreeses pail asses &C.
Also, invoice OF thick French plate pier AMI oya,
mirrors in rich frames large lot OF CHINA and glass
ware, clocks &c. One superior rosewood panoforte,
several choice oil paintings, engraving, &c.
yAT g MELLOR AuCIIoNEEB-BY HoUGHroN Il
w Mellor Thursday, Feb -, at twelve O'Clock, at
1l3 NaHfau street Orders the North American Gutta
Percha Company, and accepted, amounting 70 $500 10
Lett az collateral Sold without reserve.
WIN Writer'S, AUCrioNEER, WILL. SELL. ON
w Saturday, Feb. -, at loI O'Clock, at All Hud-
son street the stock and fixtures OF gentleman fur
nshing store, counters, show cares, hose, cravats
shirts, drawers, gloves, &c, together With all Other
goods usually found in such stores. BY order Of
RICHARD GREEN, Assignee.
Also on Monday, Feb. 20, at 1877 Canal street, large
quantity OF gentee household furniture; also too fur
niture and hxtuien OF lager beer saloon also on We'd
nesday at 100 welt Roadway all the fur allure OF the
house.
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A VOICE I'd AMERICA

OR, THE MODEL pEPuBIc ITS GLORY OR IT'S FALL.
With review Of the Republics o, South America,
Mexico and Of the Old World, together whe causes OF
the United States. BY the American Guard. vol IL
mo- This will be found work of Deep stirring interest
and will make its appeal TO the heart OF every American
citizen Il. WALkER, Publisher, No. ia Fulton st.
COMMITTING EXQUISITE IN THE WAY OF KEEN
- ness may be found in the National Police Gazette
this week being the tue history Of the banker who
knew all about scripcaptal Also full report Of
cent malpractice Also Dungeon History which 10
very interesting. ROSS, JONES 4 TOwSEY, los Nassau
street, agents. Sold everywhere,
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Vly COTTON, AUCrIoNEER.--lMPORTANr SALE Of
u household furniture, Of every description. suita
bic for dealers and others two rosewood panofortss
French plate and oval mirrors carpets aud oil cloths
cottage furniture; plated &c Sc.F. Cotton will
sell this oay (Thursday February 81 at 1893 O'Clock
ut the auction room. 80 Beekman street, very large
and desirable assortment OF rosewood NAB ,gany
cabinet furniture most Of which has been made for
tom trade, and can be relied upou II viii comprise In
part OF rosewood and mahogany sofas and totea
coucbes book cases and wardrobes marble top dressing
plain bedstends; mahogany ptrior cnars; rattan 40
arm do; sofa bedsteads oak and mahogany dining and
extension tables; carved rocking chairs; marble top
washstancs cottage furniturs beds and hair
carpets and oil cloths Office desks French plate and
oval mirrors &c. &c. Also, two rosewood plan ofortes
In good order Also, about SO cottage bedstea close
consignment. Also, several silver plated casters to-
sether with curl maple and other plain chairs. Sale
perempory and catalogues ready early in the morning
Goods must be removed this day and early on Friday
morning.