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| 1ACkSON'S BITTERS.--Morc proofs Of
tneir virtne.-hsad the following testimonial sent
| any one who desires to use this article
-, .'RlcHaoaD, oct3 II, 1855
"Dear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to YOU
the value which have placed upon your Bitters from
the fact that have been restored by their use TO my
accustomed health and yigor was attacked several
great obstnacy, caused, told by the irregular
action of the liver l suffered severely for long
time; was advised to take your Bitters, which did
regularly and steadily for time and by their use
l gradually recovered my health and strength
"Y0urs, very respectfully:
sAt Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main It."
They may be found at Paterson Jaekson's, Laid.
Icy Robins9n,s VIM. y Noeps, Z !; Picot,. A; Boz
nett Beers, and Alex Duvaps, Druggists, Richmond,
An orders promptly attended to- Z 2 su9o
THILBLAINS, Frosted Feet, Rheama-
and in fact any disease caused by taking cold and re-
curing an external application, be almost Instant
hs nss Hhss a.sd assasnS
nent relief. ~5s+ q cess sss.n.s s-'.5sg. -
lady informs us that she was very much troubled
with Chilblains. and was perfectly cured by one
application Of POLLARDS IMMINENT A gentle
man, whose foot was very much swollen and infamed
this Liniment When applied to Chilbains or Frosted
Feet it should be well rubbed in, continuing the
friction Tor &C least i've or ten mnutes just before
going to bed. s-s..ss,f SIS 5as ~
" Its effects are instantaneous. szaa 81
Price Is cents or bottles for 81. swiss
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., ADIE GRAY,
BENNETT BEERS, p. JOHNSTON l. BRO.
DUVAL NORTON, L. B. THOMAS, Broad SIS
Shockoe Hill ~ 'lssg .e.5S. 5 y F-1TF ia Is "a
SC# 1E EATHEkS ;ss R0 ~
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, &c Give 1t to your children; recommend it to
your friends. There are certain few who find fault
with it; they do not take it directed. And a. q
proof OF the extraordinary virtues of LEONARDS
COUGH SYRUP. will undertake to cure the most
obstinate Cough, If of 20 years standing free of any
charges or of any one who has failed be cured al
ter the use Of any medicines prescription, if re-
commanded by several influential ladies or gentle
men Of this city. - -
Pnce-25c per bottle; bottles, one dollar. Like.
wise it can be obtained of all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the State Of virdnia. jag
OUR TURF OIL--The best article in nae
~ tor Man or Beast, beyond Q doubt Our certif.
Gates are certificates of TRUTH and among our own
people. 81 5's971 $3.50
colds. .@Et7 % Ny ,--rs
Applied to Burns at once, It leaves no scar.
Rrcs 30 and Is cents bottle. g ~
4 J esas Z nnUr 4
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tlhEM1UM 81 GNS.-The subscriber r.
now prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful sirns
e Won as common; low priced ones. He took The
hrst premium at the last Mechanics Fair and asks Of
those who are In want to give him CALL Histerms
WIN pc made to suit and having In his employ expe-
nenced workmen, will also undertake any kind Of
painting required Call 18th street. next door 10
Mr.. Ysrrington,s. - 2 -s~. - =
no 20 R.w. ALLEN.
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EDUCATION.


AL CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
IA SCHOOLMnf be opened by the subscriber on
rhs first day of March next in the city of Richmond
Its object be the preparation of youth for the in
terhediate and senior classes at the University.
F. Fbr testimonials of his and ability az an in
structor, he is permitted to refer to Dr. s. Maupn
Chairman of the Faculty, DR.. VIM. H. McGufey, Pr.
Mo-, Phila., DR. Gessner Harrison, Pr. An Larg Uni
versity of Va. Rev. WIN. S. White, d. D., Licking.
ton; Rev. Moses Hoge D. D.. Richmond; and the Trus-
tees of the old Richmond Academy
The fees will be: For Ancient Languages and Ma
thematics per session, $780, or for the short term,
from March to July $685.
English branches will not be neglected
The French language will be taught by an expert
enced and accomplished French gentleman at the or
binary fee of s per session. or S 40 per term
Fees payable at the commencement of each term
de A-2awtIMarch CHAS B. SHAW
ClTY SPRINGS lNSTlTUTE, 3th ST..
~ between Clay and Marshall.-The next session OF
my School will commence Sept. 17th and close the
first Friday in July. - II '-fs-s9s n
TERMS.
For English Scholars. S37
For CLASSICAL do. .................. 50
se 10 d6m II. P. TAYLOR.
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$500. AINsLIE, BOWEN a. POW.
H ELL. COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.

THE BANkS.-The subscriber
are practical workmen with long experience and de.
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture repairing of Garages for
which they have superior facilities they have on
hand at this time, of their oUa manufacture good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
&C., of the most approved styles which they invite
the attention of those in want ofsuch articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise to efforts give satisfaction
to all who favor u with their patronage. -
g. A. AINSLIE, Is
D.Y. BOWEN,
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WILLIAM sMITE
VALUABLE real. ESTATE FOR xT.E

" 81 will SELL on accommodatinr terms and a. -
sonable prices, the real estate which hold in tbe
CITY OF Richmond and the town of Sidney exec Of Che
Law Building and residence on Grace street /. e.
and 9TH Streets very to business lot and brick
house near the shovel lot fronting ls9 feet on the
Agricultural Fair Grounds, at the corner Of Laurel
Grove snd strawberry Streets just opposite to the
cottage OF John johnson, Esq. Call at my Law Of.
nee, NO. !, Law Building, where lean be found con.
or other business b. a. MiNOR - :.
4 ia l---dlm Attorney ~ T.s,.< IS
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For sale by DOVE co. - osnn no e
ME- EsIc: LIVE; LINE ~ d| ;ssT0 FARMERS,

II AND OTHERS-Hayinx made
arrangements for regular supply Of Shells am pre-
pared to furnish any quantity Of wel-bnrnt Shell
Lime, a. low or lower than can be produced else
where IL viii be delivered for farmers at any of the
they may direct Application to be made at INV
Lime Lime k,ins, opposite Tredessr Iron Works, at Mr..
john j. Werths Office, corner 10th street and Basin
store, Main street, Richmond 81 ss4s s'--s- -
Ia 15---fm* vUrIuIan c.x.w.r
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MECHANICs, INsTITIiT

VIHGINIA MECHANICS3 INSTITUTE,
A SILVER II ED A L, the highest premium.
awarded to SAMUEL d. DENOON for the best spe.
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS .
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PklCES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock OF CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
.or sale In this city, of his own manufacture The
CRATES embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such a. square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c.
with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces Ac'
to match. Orders for Crates, Fenders &c. from
town and country punctually attended to and care.
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell aaain
viii be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usnai discounts of for cash by Wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, ON Main, between sth
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va go 8 - - -
SAMUEL D. DENOON
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bella
&c.. of my own make no 8-3m 81 n
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d. 7. BOWEN,
no 22-d&cSm HH. POWELL.
DkICES REDUCED.-kICHM Elk
CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AM

DKICEs REDUCED.-RICHMO Elk.
CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN Sis. 8.sasH .R
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that his PLANNING and SAW MILL 10 now in
omplete order. ea s. 80
Having recently incurred an expense Of several hun.
dred dollars in rettng snd perfecting his machinery
for Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he il enabled to exc
cute superior work, at greatly reduced prices z,
A call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts 1913 WILLIAM FORBES.
CHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va. ~ - ~
4 GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings &c
Metallic Roofing, Guttenng and Spouting put
up in any part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
IlOGGET e. ANDERSON, UphoIsterers
II AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin sreets have in store their Fan Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UPHOLSTERING
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assor-
ment we have had the pleasure to offer to on,
friends and the public generally and win be sold on
the most reasonable terms. sstst oc 8-a
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y
amounted }o-$ff0 600 (which Is at Yhe Fate of Ave
millions and a quarter per year. sis, igs per day
$s3sfp per hdur, ,aaa nearly slQper minqtel
plant fact Contemplate itiys hiends.of Internal
mproveHehta ana rejoice that eyer. ye. stood up
for the g1oribus policy, and lock t :Ye enemies
OF rsafoAds land then hang your diminished heads
IN shame. Or rasolss hereafter to do better for
your coantrf -. xS..s.s.s i,ss;s slsss.ss ~.
kndnaw, fr, Tor the conclusion and Il IL tfss If the
Aannore ard Ohio Railroad, with its up.hi1 grades
s9 ftesp thft Il reqaipes one eaerous engines
~ grAe sud fnothef behind to push the rrafn along
aaS s as less1 sa.ss s : sns
frcstsbinding fnate thatcher srrests the operations
snake hs Ind % "a. Sss MS 81 Smsc
Host r1nrh;-f rs, If IN Banialore and Ohio Rail-
oaed ehpeE lthess co11hiued nnfaypfable -circiim-
sfsuce9 snd Costing .sDme naiilHo6s snere than otr
ssss mouth sssr IN sA asy a ans sss
dollars an pnirase what ehxM 10 be done, on
raansii. yist ought 70 " done. by our rcaa.
with this shdrt track 10 help .i5 With its twenty
as - ss;s Mud sas sssa 4,
l 4, fs hstssreurystirfe with
wncf dsres tho fiosts Of winter SO bs. !,
"a Is, nezrls rs eafrs yessi
ss.s a. - Il deep wats ON tie ho al
~ &C., e III tp stream may reach II II ave-
:. s9e for more thar ihird ~
ny @ the OHIO ranh6t fescis the B.s
onss, Sa oni9 railroad at Wheeling: renesse I,hs, /
iny sssf Rader all tets favor
mssh q Il: ssso DO j & q =
III year itsons miiiien ssd ous,tsT nas
W. H. ms oo per onih ia S5si per hour.
VA s; a.s Z s' ssss II :
,.;,, know the .hss pc s.s issls
1sa fsSfgsI ptNsE q RI IA g9oi1 q isss1e Is
s : - z AZ q si'sss Is
- s ~ :. =
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stocks does not set in our ayor nor in favor of
The operation of the law of supply and demand hai
has been felt in Virginia. and out of itand, indeed
all over the world. Millions upon millions are seek
ing investment in the public lands IN the West,
which, Ia consequence of the scattering of railroads
broadcast in that region has become most desirable
and tempting mode of investment. Millions and
millions invested in railroad bonds at Is to so pei
cent below their par vauean excellent stIneut
because generally, the security Is perfect The wai
in Europe and the raising of interest to per cent in
England, have called for large Investments in home
securities there. which, most probably, would have
sought investment in American securities and the
consequence s that the capital of the world Leaving
the old and seeking new nS ?, there
probation of our and other State securities But
these will prove trust and believe
only, and when they SHAH cease to operate as cease
stocks viii appreciate, and again we shall have
the means of Fastening on to the completion Of our
public works have no idea that the present state
of Things viii continue. On the confrnry have An
abiding faith that the cloud which now oyerhangs az
VIII soon pass away, leaving day but the briahter
Tor the very darkness that preceded it ef - :
The passage OF this bill injure the credit of the
Trats or, VIII have precisely the reverse effect
While the credit of the State depends mainly ON the
causes already adyerted to- have little doubt that
Zen sneetsd 20 some extent at least by our own
euness OF purpose in regard to our internal
ment policy live had given to the Capitalists Of the
wola unmisakeable Indications that we intend, at
nent and by that MEANS TO increase the assets Of the
State and consequently her ability TO meet her en-
easements, ! much doubt whether our bonds would
nave deprecisted to the extent they have But VIC
have FILTERED away and FILTERED away our RESOURCES;
We have made inefficient appropriations 20 that most
Of our railroad companies have been driven TO AL sorts
af shifts and to contract large aud Gripping fosting
aebts-snd above ALL by making no appropriations al
the last sesson of the Legislature, haye almost de-
Ifroyed confidence Ia our legislation. We exhibit
ourselves to the world In the situds Of having con-
lseSted large public debt account Of public
4ks and then hating at the appropriations neces-
MY % nnish them. aud which would have rendered
penn productive, and consequently distributors to
nssssui wealth, and % tbs available aissns ofthe
aiv solsmnly believe that liberal spprspsiAfDn
y the Coyingtoe and Ohio rsilroad and the adoption
= the shct track - indicating eur liked purp0se 10
Iecnre TIE very hast 1ne b. he'd 10 tho srsaf "
s0naa anstsaey saiss our bonds IN the market And
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- FOH KENT OK LEASK-lEhnt con-
4. 81 yenienty arranged aud centrally located builS-
- Ing situated ON the N. K. corner ct Broad and
18th sta, dissonally opposite the City Court hssss
and n view ofths CAPITOL For professional men IL
combines every convenience having ofces detached,
and also in the main building the interior Of which
Of modern construction with two parlors, handsome
marble Insntlepieces, &c. Possesson Of the two do
premises By the 9Th day Of December It which tine
the prescnf term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made 70 give posseson at an earlier %
later date a. am informed by the present occupant
MysWm. Brent (of the irm OF Grefter { Brent who
viii take pleasure IN showing the premises 70 any Oas
desirous OF viewing them. Ie S Is fE9F
Apply " either Of the Mssm TABB Richmond;o o.
% asssasA Pm, TABBsJrs
Trustee Of VIVA. Shepard. decd.
o x-6 Blandop Henrico county. Va
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I y. O. WHARTON,
sAt Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main sto
| They may be found at Paterson Jacksons Laid.
ley Robinson's, VIM. r. NoePs, L. J. Picots A. Bo-
dekers, g.. NJ Zachrisson's, Chss. Millspaughs Benz
nett Beers, and Alex DuvaPs, Druggists Richmond,
Va. = :
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H. wn.cB Asetonss,-Ofboe No sss Broadway.
A and costly HOUSEHOLD

NI FURHITURE.-Hesvy French plate pier and mantle
Hrror. Piano Forte marble Vases Bronses velvet
Carpet. elegant Chandelier Oh Paintings articles Of
kc III. 4, estoy house No 20 West l4ths H. WILSON,
Aueton,er win sell MONDAY March 81 81 10 O'Clock
pr.oey the entire elegant Furniture Of the above house
most OF made order and 10 every respect Of
high oost aad Of superior nanship
PIRLoRS Ms ynfceut rosewood Psror Suites, IN r1ch
French Satin with sOld rosewood frames made Paris
SUP rosewood PianOfoTe; s0d rosewood
Center Pier Tables large rosewood Secretary Bookcase
Reception Chairs in satin; rye Essy Chairs in
splenCd French plate Pier Uss with sab and brackets
rsh 2l-Gay bro and orou Cook costly marble Vases
a. Statue te Knights SbeL I'd aud shepherdess; .snf
GIaDooles rich brOcs'ee ard lace Window Curtas.
Shades velvet Carpets elegantly carved rOsewOod Egee
with plate sas rs; Oh Painting Of great merit and Of
Ligh cosi three elegant Gas CLsndeliers
loeut soid oak EXtension Table eost
40: Oek ChGirs ia Plush; richly ed Oak SdebOard,
Osk Secrery-Gl made match tlOug ghout Elegant gold
Olass Ware rich Silver Ware, Casters Tea Service large sal
Stands and Bske Coffee Urns Kettle. Napkin
kings Spoons FOrks Ladies' LquOr Stand so; Butter
Knives Sugar Tonfs &c best Of Ivory Cutlery, Tumbers
Gobets. Wines, Decsniers, &C.
CHlNsERs NURsERY-Cosily rosewood and mahogany
Sofss Louuees Couch Beds Bed.te Bureans Wshs'ands
Connode Rosewood suites in hair cloth rosewood
made by q H. Barnore 32j; Chairs Rocker elegant
Pier ard Mantle Mirrors thirty pure hair hattresses ost
reese Feather Beds BOsers and fows Couaterpanes nad
Ctes Table Hobby Hone three painted Bedroom suites com
plee; urbin Car cts Olcoth rosewood Han stand silver
Il.,ed Stair Rcs Work Table Clocks together with the entire
Gas Fixtures throushout As large and general soItme
of Basement Kitchen Utensils Refrigerator, Stoves &c
Furniture this upward Of 10 0oO and is
worthy especial attention Of all those about reGrnans
cash deposit viii be required Of all purchsses and every
article will be sold without any reserve whatever.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
ID. S. HoUGH, Auctoneer
ELEGANT solid framed ROSEWOOD SUITES

II PIANO FORTES, Old PAINTINGs CKOSSLEYs,
ENGLISH VELVET CARPET, &c THIS lSatH isy)
MORNING at 10 a. at the residence, No 20 Munays.,
near College psce1hese goods but i,te and as
regsrd their construction finish and quality uneIceed They
COZ G in part ch Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpetng
2eegany upholstered Rosewood Suites Rose wood Ladies
Esertoe splendid Rosewood Etagees. Rosewood Piano
Forte made by Bamore excellent instrument beautiful
Tables also, Sofa, side and others large
Spring Chairs Ladies' Reception Chairs elegant Pier Classes
sbs Brackets heavy Lace Curtains beautiful Shades An
que Gothic Clocks beautifully decorated Chna Vases Parian
Feues PAPER Msche Tables Rosewood Corner Stands aud
Book Shelves Mahogany Extension Table, II feet Mahogany
Dining Tea Tables French China Dinner Sets Dc Tea
sets plain decosted also, Silver Tea Services for tea
coffee Casters Forks SpOOns Cut Ruby Decaners Wines
Tumbiers Gobets Butter Knives Rosewood aud Mahogany
Bedesds and Washstsnds Toilet Sets and ConneIPanes
Blankets Har Mattresses Mahogany Center and Gard Tables
Mahogany Sofas and Chss also Rockers aud Easy Chairs be
side great many other goods impossible 70 enumeate Sale
will in the parlos precisely at the above hour No
posponement any account.
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sYLvEsTEK STovER, AuctioneI. -
II ARGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

AIURSITURE, Of family deelinius HousekeePins.--S
SLOWER, viii sell THIS DAY Saturday, al residence
No West 26ihsf 9Th sy, 10! O'clock the entire
magnificent Furniture Of the above house. which OF the be'
eeIBton and has been four months consisting Of large
and costly Pier and Mantle Mirrors, ch Wilton and velvet
Cpes three elegant rosewood Suites Of Psror Furniture IN
rich ard brooade do do in ana
s6 rosewood Secretary and Bookcases solid carved rosewood
Center Sofa and Pier Tables three sod Esgeres
Marble Tops with mirror door back kish aud Reception
Chains IL Ch satin snd tapestry Gard Tables Cor
with mirror backs, h lace Window and
Shades bronze and orolu Mantle Clocks eosy Vases sad
Psrlor Ornaments, &c, wh nualber Of noe On Paintings
IsnSseapSs and other sub Dnng and Chtmber
Turpiuie Dining Extension Table China Dinner Set, elegant
cola and Chna Tea and Coffee Set rich
and crystal cut Glassware pearl and silver Cutlery Cake
hes Casters Elegant carved rosewood snd mahogany
B,deads 40 do Bureaus and Wsshsnds 20 match with
BE tors costly decorated China Toilet Sets superior CuTied
Har Fea her Beds and Bedding French Oval Nil
nor, pahosepy Suites Ia Hsircoh Cottage mahog
sny sprptsea Chars rosewood Hall StsEd Enssh Ouc.oh
carpets &c This sale III be found ~oh the atteu',Sa
al tho.e m want Of 6rstlass future. Catalogues On the
morning OF the sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
fQal Notlres.
I,RsUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of the Surrogate
N. County Of New York notice hereby given 70 al per
ar. having c.ims sgains; sUSASSAH STONE late Of ne
GIN Of NeEYok widow, decessed preeent tho same w,,o
hers thereof the r1hscrbers the Office of Idvnd
Wiett esq No 81 Wsst IN the City Of New ork on o
before the tweHyeishth day Of Apr neX-Dsied se"ioA
he ,xerty-6-h dag Of Oetnber, ie55
SEYMOUR C. TROUTMAN,}
JAUNCEY w TROUTAAS. f@Ise1tosa
PETER TESEYCk,
ANN ELIZA CAN'T, ! Exscrtrizes
~ lswtmss CoESELIA NJ. TESE1Ch,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

by th@ grafe God free and irdependepf; 70 psfn
nt.re:tsd IN he Of MARX LEVY. late q ts cry sf
SsYot deeeased creditors essess nsxt a kts cs o.hef
,e send sreeng You and sschof you are ca sne
required personay TO he aud APPEAR beb oar
de County Of kewYork ct his oaee, Ia the City ssu
York on be tenth day Of sepenber pcst 81 eleven
IN ihe enoon Of day then and there 20 ne rn
s,flem nj Of the account proceedings Of LEwS tE'f
A. eIeeuior fte sst Will and est1uen OF sAd
In testimony whereof, have esssed hs sss - oa ~
DERw BRADFORD, E.qars, sar,essts 2, or ar 80
q, crn,v AZ the City of New York, the sisfh cy o.
u Isrcb h she year Lord hoasssA eight han-
d,ed snd ffy.dx A. ". BRADFORD Surrogate
nka lswfvS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Uater-Gure.

DR. YVES s + l. II o + I I 5
~ WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AtBRATrLEBoRo, VT .
The brst Institution Of this kind established In the United
States still enjoys its former reputation aud open At all tnes
Of the wear for Those intending Avail
Themselves invited to apply Terms
a no nsr w,ek CONRAD WESSELHOEFT,
Manager and Superintendent.
FREDERICK MILLER, N. D., Resident Physician
Brstteboro. Vt, Feb, 1885
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
y CoLTON, Auetioneer. .
NEW and Second. Hand FURNITURE, CAh-


IN PITS. OIL CLOTHS, PARLOR SUITS, Sc-F. CoLs-
TON will sell THIS DAY. Saturday, Mash y, AZ lo oeock
the Auction Rooms No 50 Boeknsn ST., I'd story large Is
sorn en Of and secondhand Furniture consisting IN part
at mahogany and rosewood PaTor Suits In several
soi4 Beeiesd dIospE and plain Mirrors Wsshsand te1ca
snd than BsdseaA mahogany curved Rockers vern
tlar Cottage Seats and ingram Carpets 20 M
I,eecs Of Oh Cloths oak aud backwnut Extension Tables
nes Desks Oval Mirrors Reser Beds and Hair da,iresses
sioek, heekWalnut Bookcases WArdrabes, &c Also iVv
Go,sse Be6ssd suitable M the trade Of them finished
and sumo pDhGsheda really good article Also balance OF
soeos Rom Safest Sale PeempOry and goods must be 70
moved saaue day or early Monisy noInirE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
RUSSELL w WEsTcorr, Aucdoneer.
WILL SELL on MONDAY March 81, at 101

WILL SELL on MONDAY, March 81, at lO3
w o'clock all the ee CANT Psror, Dining ROOM Chamber
FURNITURE contained in house No I28thay, near fth 81
whole Of which is in perfect order having been used but
article will be sold without aud
cash deposit required Of PuIhaer The con-
Of jich Tapestry and other Carpets two solid Hose
wood suites Paor Furniture pieces in rich Brocads
and Velvet with slip French pier Mirrors
slabs and brackets; RosewOod marble top EtsRere with
plate doors and Mosaic Rosewood Center Ia
mantle valuable OIL Paintings in rich frames
and Easy Chairs in Tapestry and Bocsde Lace Cur
sins Shades Rosewood and Mahogany marble
ton chy Bedteads and WashsaDds 70 match
French China Toilet Is superior Hair Msttresse Beds
and BEDDING Mahogany and Cottage Chairs Library aud lnya
lid Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Sc with large variety OF
Ch,mber Furniture A'o, the Dining room Furniture spen
did Oak Extension Table Shvef cryta cut ware
Pearl and Ivory Cutlery French Chairs, &C with the Kitchen
ueu,G No postponenent. Catalogues al the house Oh
the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
b. A. CHILToN, Auctoneer.
DRIGK COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with TWO

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I'D LOTS, on the Gtb.av-COLE Chiffon will sell at
auction TUESDAY April 1856 at II O'Clock, at the Mer
ohsnts Exchange the twOory double brick Cottage House
with Lots Ground each 3 feet 81 ches by 100 feet Deep
6thhv the side between 18th and 10th
The House 81 by 81 feet with extension 10 By 20 feet
well built contains Is rooms kitchen and bathroom,
bic mantles Groom water ward, with grspevine
hrubberv For full particulars and for apply the
Office Of the AuotioneeIs, No. 45 kasssust. (703)