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10000 Dollars Reward!
SHAW 81 CLARK, PrOprietOrs.
LIN nIDDEFORD NE.
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

THkVE for sale that neat story aud half house,
i with the barn and garden spota,'ached, silua.
ted IN the very GENRE Of the thriving village OF
Biddelofd, on Franklin St, and known as The
Abrm Perkins estate. It's immnedia,e proNimi'
~ 10 the Mills, Stores, Schools, Posi.Olice, &c.
renders i, a very desirable location. Such rare
chance TOE a bargain is seldom offered.
Al.o, for sale, 100 house lots located on oil the
principal streets IN the village.
3,y0 GEO. II. ADAMS.
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The Ladies' Companion,
SheriF's Sale.

York 50. January 18th, 1853. Taken on an execu.
ton wherein Horace Ford Of Bddeford In the county
Of York Is creditor, and another execution wherein
Samuel W. Lnque. 10 creditor, and viii he sold at pub
llc yebius Saturday, the hfiesnih day OF March,
A. u. 1884, at two o'clock p. NJ, th- premises hcre-
inasr descrbe all the right In equity which josiah
Libby Of said BddCord, had at the times Of the attach
rnenis The original wits, or has, q redeeming
the rial estate situated In said Bddefor. and bounded
AZ fellows the south East Ivy land now or frneriy
Of John 0ray. and In possession - Philemon HssDss
on the south West by land u William Staples per-
unknown on the North West by land Of Joseph
I'LL AMI the North East by land % John VI. Good
Win and Edward II. y. lloJprr said land having been
Get OF execution 20 Dorothy Smith, administrator Of
james smith, Jr., AMI said Lbbys right Of reieemlns
the having bern attached process on the
original virus, which these executions above named
issuei. All further particulars viii he made knosn al
- - CuAs G. GOODWIN, Deputy sheriff.
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For CouGns, CoLDs AMI CONSUMPTION. Hon.
Daniel =. Thompson, Secretary Of the State OF
Vermont, says: "Ilaving seen the beneficial ei'
iects OF your Vegetable Pulmonary Boi.am IN nv
family and neighborhood when used, eel free TO
say, that look upon II as a very valuable med.
cine in the diseases for which !, is recommended"
Reed, Cutler L. Co, Druggists, Boston, propre-
tors. BE careful 10 get The genni,ie, O, there are
.raaNy imtaiioRs Sold in Biddeiord by James
SAWYER. Price 80 cents aud 81. 0
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DrQtbs.

~-~~~C~~~H~0~NTN(NsN~~
In York. 9th inst Miss Louisa, daughter OF the
late Mr. Abel Moullon, aged 30 year. llh inst.
Lydia, daughter OF Mr. George Young, aged 10
years.
In Cornish, Cd inst, Emily, wife of Mr. Benja-
mis Stone, aged Is years.
In las, Andover. n. H., Jan. 9th, Uriah NJ
Leavii,, formerly of Boston, aged 70 years and II
months
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ANswEEs.

t. Enigma, No. .. Brazil, TEXAS, TrR-
XIV, CuiSA, INDn, AFRICA, EGYPr, Java,
SAM, Ono, EluADoR, WALES. Answered
by Eva. Flora, Winnie, and Remus.
To Arithmetical Question. Born Feb.
%, A. ID. 1926. Sand IL years. Answered
by no one.
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Gizzards.

Has our neighbor of the Democrat been
rObbing hen roost? Here him talk of giz-
yards.
"The editor of the Bidlelord k. II. black
republican journal appears to be very much
distressed in the gizzard about the fate of
the straight wings"
Phi Viii the straight wings leave their
own party at this late day, to save these
gizzard mcn?"
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Delight. Spanish Lustrsl. A fine article
to make the Hair grow on bald heads.
From O. w. TAsKER, ESQ.,, ,PsmbOion Mill, Lao.
renee.
have used the Spanish Lustral about three months,
for balness on the Of my head which had eSis.
ted Tor several years. ii Is now thekly covered with
hair an inch long, aud Il growing fast with cheerful
ness and gratitude therefor. recommend ,he Lustral
10 all who have looked to other without
H. II Hay, General agent for Maine, Canada, New
brunswick and Nova Scotia. Geo. G. Boyden, Or. J.
Sawyer, agents for Blddeford. Gs3dp
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sHJNGIE MACHINES.
Real Estate Notice.

DERsONS tina, have Farms, OF other Heal e.
i tate for sale the ensuing SEASON., can have
their business attended TO by an experienced Land
Agent, on application TO the subscriber, who con.
nnues TO give his personal attention To selling OF
exchanging real estate Of oil descriptions NO
Zee is required unless the properly !, advertised
or a sale effected. J. w. MAYNARD,
Feb %. 1856. GwO s Congress 81, Eoston.
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EiostOn stock Market.

M ing the fluctuations ,deh year, IRON 1885 TO
1850. in BANK INSURANCE, MANUFAC.
TURING, RAILROAD, and other Stocks. Al.
so, the Ssmi.Annnai Diridsnds OF each stock
since 1854, with detailed explanatory notes
Eighty pages price % cents. Sent by mail, post.
paid JOSEPH q. MARTIN.
Commission Stock Broker,
10 State St. Boston.
NJ Orders by mail or express, 10 buy or eel
stocks, will be promptly executed, at the current
market value
Feb &c, 1856. 3w9
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DEDICATION. The new town Hall in Saco
is to be dedicated on Monday evening March
3, with appropriate ceremonies. Address
by Hon. George Seaman.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at SacO, within
and for the County Of Yorh, on the fourth day
Of February, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and lilly.six, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye. JUDGE Ut said Court,
THOMAS QUITS, named exconlor IN a Ger.
i tain instrument, purporing TO be the last wall
and testament of Diiamer Bond, lae OF Bildr.
ford, In said couniy, ,ingiewoman. deceased, hav
ing presented the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons Interested, Ivy ca'slng copyoi ihi'
order 10 BE- published three week. successfully, Ia
the Union e Eastern Journal, printed nj BidJe
ford, ina, they mty appear at Probate Coun
TO be held BiideiOrd, in said county, on the irs
Monday IL March rcNi, at ten Of The clock IN
the forenoon, aud sbew cause, II any they have
why the said instrument should M, be proved, ap
proved, and allowed as the last will and testament
Of the said deceased.
Attest, Jo'uuA lgRRIcx, Register.
A true copy, attest, Joshua HgRRlcK, Register.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. 81.

HN'UNHVN "NNHf' FO"' -
At Market, 10 Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep, and 20
Swine.
BrrF ClrrLr.-We quote extra 50 90 az Isl first
quality, IS so SIS second quality, IS 70 as %
third quality, 81 25.
Cows am CALyIs.-sales from s22 to IL.
suEEP. Sales from 81 90 To Q 90.
syISE.-At retail from to &c.
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The House Committees.

The Boston Telegraph gives the following
classification Of the Committees in the House,
according to their votes for Speaker on the
final ballot:
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BOSTON MARKET, Feb. %.
YInrR-wesiern common brands, 81 90 to 'Si
fancy, as 90 extra, 80 rs to 10 OoI Genesee Extra,
$40 80 to II 90. a.
GRAIS.-Southern Yellow Corn issellingat9Scu' oa's
- 45c. Rye, In lots, 81 rs.
H.r,-Eastern is selling at s23 per ton, cash.
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Singing Schools.

n ID. ADAMS will open his next terms Of Sing.
". ing Schools as fsllowsi-
In Blddeford, Thursday Evenlng, March
IN. nj his hail. No. waSh'n -tuu Bieek, att o.
o'clock Glass to meet every Thursday and Saturday
Evenings.
fi,tb. Mt Auber Hail. AT 81 o'clock. This class to
meet every Wednesday aud Friday Evenings.
Tickets Of admission 10 the above classes,
si.Oo for - Lessons, Payable Second lesson.
First and second evenings free. 3"9
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This contrasts avonhly wirh Speaker
Boyd's appointments in the last Congress,
The constitution of the following chief Com
mites will show how he smothercd opposi-
tipn
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Saco, within
and for ,he County OF York, on the fourth
day Of February, in the year OF our LORD
eighteen hundred and ify-six, by the Honora.
he Joseph 7 Nye, Judge OF ssid Court:
CHARLES POOLE, Executor Of the viii OF
" James Poole, late of Bddciord, 10 said cOun
~, deceased, having presented his hrs, account Of
administration of the estate OF said deceased, for
allowance:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give no.
tce ~ all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks success.
sively IN the UniOn Il Eastern Journal, printed NJ
Biddeford in said counly, that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 be held al Bddeiord, IN said
county, on the frst Monday OF March next, AT
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, aud slcw cause.
il any they have, why the sanc should not be OIL
lowed.
7 Attest, JOSHUA liEEHIcK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOsuUA HEaRIcK, REGISTER.
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Al a Court OF Probate held at Ssco, within
aud for the County OF York, on the fourth
day Of F,hruary,in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fiy-six, by the Honorable Joseph
I. Nye, Judge OF sad Court:
JAMES SHAPLElGH, Executor Of the will
u OF Mary FrOsi, late VI Elliot, in said county,
having presented his first account Of
Of the estate Of sad deceased, for
allowance:
ORDERED, Ths, the said administrator give no.
tice to all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks successive
w, In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed si
Bi1delorj, In said coun,y. that they ns, appear
at Probate Couri ~ be held at Bddeford. ~ said
county. On the de, Monday of March next, AT
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause,
if any they have, why the same should no, be al.
lowed.
Attest, JosimA HERRIck, Register
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA llEERIcK, Register
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
MisreIlanfous.

A UCTlON NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auctions
r se~ood and Mahosasy HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PsboPeItes French Plate Pier add hsnue hroEs Velvet
CARPETS elegant OIL PAINTINGS reh svsrsse CAnsry bir1s.
Ac-H. WILSON. Auc cioneer, vii sell, by esfsiesnc,
MONDAY March a. az l oclock, the eotite superb eoafens
OF the residence No 20 West consisting OF three costly
solid rosewood Psor suites covered in satin And tTesy Il
styles Esbethian Louis XIV and the latest
exquisite e.virs; rosewood Etssers with plate ass
large Secretary, fancy Tables naid with peN eis.
gst Reception Chairs In satin, Turkish Easy Csss In mcqaet
snd tapestry large French plate Pier ad Mantle Mirrors bro
eafec ami lace window Cursins elegant snd<cae Shsdes
reh China and marble Vases, mssnfcent xoo
Piano Forte finished al round carved legs keys and
santly nsd with pearl; velvet csrpe's Bronses Cocks O.
prsing great variety II subjects By foreign Aiss;
superior singing Canary Birds and Cages ibid DiSins Room
furniture covered In ush Extension fable, IL Dninx
and Arm Chairs oak Secretary, elegant and costly China
snd Diup.r Sets crystal and ruby Gssxse msfnc.rt
silver Tea Set Care Baskets Casters spoons Forks obetx
hus. SAVERS Ivory Balance die Cutlery rosewood snl
.hosapy Bedsteads Bureaus and Wsshssods ua.cn an
seee Feather Beds Bosiers and Pillows .nb, wool Blss
iet, CHAMBER Suite In hair eOh eusooel
Chair Rooker Sofas Wsrdrobes Lounges Couch Bed aso
three Fnarn, led Cottage Bedroom Suss Ingram Csrr.ts Mi
,ors Fnssvinrs rosewood Hall Stand Hobby Hos. velvet
Star C.rret Stair Rods Oh Coths s.o al th
eI Furniture which embraces large and desirable ss
OF common Croekery. Glassware, Knives Fo~ks
Kcen Utensils &c The entire Furniture 10 Ae ssoye hoass
m excellent condition. Of superior having been
N rs only short time thus sordng opportunity house
seldom with sale peremytory without any regard
whatever Piano will be sod at IL oeloek TeesyI
Caaosue the sale ready and can os nsh oy apply
ing AZ the Office Of the suctiooeer No rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

NAIUABLE REAL ESTATE Tor SAIL
The subscriber for sale the valuable lately
owned and occupied by GEO. VI GODFREY esq, Principal
Of the Marvin Institute Wilton, Fairfield County CT The
above property located the line of the DanhurY and Sor
wall Railroad within FIVE minutes walk Of CANNONs STA
TION and on the road from Dsnbury 20 Norwak, and
consists and convenient DWELLING HOUSE, two,
,ory SCHOOL-HOUSE BARN. and other outhundi1gs snd
twelve Acres Of LAND high Of cultiyst and
well fenced The buildings and fences have all been recently
built of the and in the most substantial manner
The grounds are well stocked with choice collection OF Fruit
Trees Shrubbe To wishing 10 engage in me
business Teaching any Gentleman wishing 10 obtain de-
srabe country residence this is opportunity as the
properly will be fod sacrifice and upon favorable terms
Further particulars be had by applying 70 Me.srs D.
GALE Co., No. ~ Dey-st, 4. Y; to CHARLES Can
NON esq, the premises or TO the subsc noeI Me''
should the property be sold previous to the l' Of May
will then be TO LET.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Il INGTOE on the Hudson River abont i've minuteS wax
from the depot with fine nver view
One House completely furnished and the furniture win b
sod with the house IL contains nine Rooms, beside Kitchen
Bssement Bath Room Gc supplied With throughout
and b. good House and Stable with about three
urhs Of an Land. Pse Of the entire, including Fur
niture, Sll50 81, So, 90
The second House has Rooms beside Kitchen and Be
eut and will be with four ffths Of for SO COO
portion Of the price may remain on boud and mortsese
Apply TO - =, ,,,,,. " iLi1lAM y. LALoh;s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

. S00 ACRES of good Timbered LAND Tor
e(sOOO SALE in the vicinity Of this City containing
very and vsnsbe Shook MIL large steam Saw Mil,
capable twelve fifteen thousand feet of lumber
day; Store Coopers Shop Blsckhs shop ten or twelve
eug Houses large Barn together with all the
necessary appendages and implements TO conduct large and
profitable Shook and Lumber business The Timber 10 bun-
Maple White and Black Ash Black Birch White aud Red
Beech Henock Sc large quantity Of shp-TmbeT can be
cut.
TIE above Mills complete running order and at present
III operation.
One million feet Of Lumber will be sold with the Land If de-
sired Over thousand OF this land Is excellent Tor
farming and especially grazing farms very large amount
of money expended the improvements The prop
erty producing large income and to party capable
conducting this kind Of business the above opportunity
for safe and profitable investment such seldom offers
Apply to PEET NChoLs, attorneys, &C, .
P S-Tbe property unincumbeed and hrsteiass dwell
nghouse location suit in Brooklyn, would be taken III
part payment for H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

E,OR SALE or TO LET-The large six stosy
III STORE ana LOT No 2i Pearlst, near Fultonst The
upper stoes bshtea suitable for printer bookbnaer
etAsr machinery. APply on he presisss,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

7 B. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE, LAND
- AGENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Peoria, Ininois.
Buyng Selling Renting and Leasing Lands Lots and Houses
Loans gotistd paid Titles examined Land Warrants
located general Agencies attended 10 promptly. .
Refer to p Hotchks Co.. Bankers, Peoris H. Jewell,
Harrison Co. and Amos Billings, Eco, New York Gbbs,
Griffin Co. Chicago; T. C. Rookhll Il Co., Phladelpnai
Won Phul. Waters Co. St Louis ,
500 COO worth Of LANDS improved and unimproved also
LOTS and BUILDINGS in the city, the bufs and through
out the Engine Boilers AID other property for SALE
rent and trade from one to ten years eedt-wta
small payment in cGsh.
BUYERS ard Sellers Traders and Renters hi. Is the ohs
Wanted and for hire, Men, Women Boys and Girls
Houses Lots and lease Deeds aud Leases sds
WV JB. TAYLOR, Peoria, nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ssteT and residences in Wesehes,er County,
beautiful and healthy village about miles from The ETY.
times dsy and acres Land with each A.o 70: sale
e.ab bed Boarding School Inquire OF j. p. PRALL No.
Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

TNO S.-Tbe following PRESSES
Il will he .old low and accommodating terms:
Ncrthrup Improved Cylinder Press, bed SIi6 inches In
good order. ~ -,
Washington Hand Press bed xil inches in good order
Washington Hand Press bed ztx5 inches in GOOD order
Smith Hand Press bed p! xSo inches in good order
Smith Hand Press bed q. I7t inches, in good order
Madison Hand Press bed -! N inches, in good order
Wells Medium Press, bed 1874 inches in good order
Gilman job Press bed 1870 inches, IN good order.
Diamond Press, bed l4lxlst inches, in good order
improved Adams Austus make in good order Hxi2 inches
Ilso ANAL lob Office supplied With Hand Presses and
Russes Job Rotary fair variety Of type well selected and In
good condition. Also any quantity Of second Aand Type Tor
nevspsrer book and job work In fonts TO suit purchasers
Every variety of Printing Material both and secondhand
furuished short notice AZ the
Printers Furnishing Warehouse OF
WELLS 4 WEBB,
No
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

EIFTH AVENUE HOUSE-For SALE, a
beautiful barrow Epsish Basement HOUSE the ss-sv
Ihqaire Of r 7. MERwIN, Ne - wusrnt, oxse No. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
paper Darebcuses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
Il son Co, Nc. 80 BesknAn-st, eser for s.is oc the
bvest terms:
Writing Papers, English, French and Ameresc-
News Paper, al s1es, weights and quAlsrea
Book Paper, 81 sres, weights and eaalsies
Tssue Pspef fsIcy eolors and vhte Of the best quality
Hsnxipf Paper, white AMI eolored Aiderent vidths
Hsftsn Pepper, thin and Of the bsss sraity.
Cloth Paper S6x<o and sDx<a.
Enshsh Hardware Paper large sssorts.f last sxivsl
heafAing Pspsr Of hs bsst gualify
WnRrins Psfer, Straw, RsS and Manila.
Tea faper Of faifssent Gses.
IN Re06ss Psssr, satssss for rssfs N rs,iA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

AFARM of about IS in the towns OF
and Yonker about miles from ssho station Harlem NAIL
read and miles from Hastings HGlem harosa Insre ae ~
the place comfortable good barn. apple oIcnNu a
other The place well calculated for raising poo.ly,
de- which can be disposed Of 10 Summer eoStns
houses along the Hudson better prces than ~ me e.
far lees trouble. Apply to HOMER MORGAN NO. ERNEST
or 70 J. THOMAS Ann<f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

DRAZIL D.-23U qulntals BRAZIL.
ID WOOD. Tin bond aud duty peidD for sale By
sPOFFORO. TILESTON Go. No p Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ALFRED BRAGG, Auenoneer:
4 BRAGG g. Co. will sell at auction on TUES
N. DAY March IS at ict oeloca s .hsl, 'ais.9Sn No
IS Courtlsudtst $50 OF BOOTS SHOES, bkOdANS,
k comprising fresh and desirable stock Of goods direct u
DE factuers suitable for the Spring trade. As stock
of a retailer who 10 closing ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
IOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A beautiful and

IT pleasantly. located COTTAGE, Croton Wster, street.
paved walks well .Asasd sre Garden, Frait. Flowers ss
through and three story Franc building fronting lSh
With immediate possessoa Also. BUILDING LOTS with
Foundation Walls 2sth and ishts between 5h and 6h
avs All Cor sale easy terms. Apply T. r. BROWN,
No N wall-st from 90 p.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
4 NTHONY j. BLEECKER win sell, on the

"A th March the Merchants E1casnse i2oeloct tic
frr vslpahe LOTS Of GROUND with the BUILDINGS he,e-
on Known as the Soap Works Nos i and 40 East lcA.
ST. between aud D. The ots are IL eet front Nd
P ' A J. BLEECKER& 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that COUPONS
IN foriutefes on all BONDS Of the CENTRAL MLiTAkI
TRACT RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid efsaftef
the Office of Messra DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 ca, In New
York City. AMOS T. HALL, fressuref'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

fo sALF-Tbe Lots east sGe Of 5hsv., between VI ,nd
,b.t. nor-h west corner of 3eth and 5hsv hwsst
eoef Of sd and 5,b sv four Los in gd't near sthsv
to os In Ssb., eas: Of 5h-sv; two Lots OF
,o os n S4,hs running through 20 55thst SHAW
fouY Lots north side Of 3iih-st- Apply 20
" ~ r. g. PIERCE, PiBe-st., eorD4r Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Il tanng 600 ACRES within miles of Alexandria u OF me
CITY Of Washington, Of railroads aud two Win
rood Dwelling House containing l2 Rooms en- overseers
House containing Rooms beside quarters ana a.
necessaTy Outbudngs including very large Barn IL per
fec healthy has very hne Orchards will be sod
fr as 500 II applied for immediately There are about ~
ares in Wheat Address LeerBo No. Ito City Of WAsh
iusfo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Real Gstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT on Staten Island, beauti-
IA fsly aud conveniently located the high land
.ne snly from the drst landing, for SALE to LEASE
Price $1,000. Rent $3.50 year. Inquire Of
J. b. GLENTW0RrH, No BroadSt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

EOR SALE or to LET, FURNISHED-A hand
fourstory and attic house in .he immediate yiei
fly of Washing VIII be sold with or without urn
ture or let furnished Price Of the House, Sll % Apply TO
PARK BENJAMIN, No. a 7thsv., cor lith's.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CREAT PUBLIC SALE Of WEI GOODS
N TIIs DAY az A O. COLBY's No $50 Grand s, corner
~ Fldrdsest Wet Linens, Danssks, Napkins ro~sns,
We, Guile and Counterpsnes let, Quilts 4; MeI Linen
she.tins Pillow do. Wet Sks, coored and pAeA very
bean Wet Csshuaere De Lanes, 10000 ysrds " All o,
The above goods BE- sold without reserve al say Aa
No. 49 Grand st-, corner Of EIrdse.
A sill S.lasrnsn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

VOSEPH HEGEMEN, AuctlOueeT.-Ou NUN
~ DAY March a. at 10 o'clock at No so Atlantic s,
the STOCK and FIXTURES ef MILLINERY STORE con-
sns Of Hate Ribbons Show Csses Shelving &c Same Dsy,
O'Clock No 81 Fultonst Brooklyn, geoeral
soriment Of plain HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
II INDLING WOODS. HARRISON e. SON,
IN STEAM FACTORY, No. $50 West 2ithsI Best quality
Nr.nla Pine Osk and Hickory deli cred at lowest pres.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

pEMOVAL.-The Office of the EMPIRE To-
~ BACCO WORKS = removed to No. 80 Sscuts, New.
York where prepared funsh erer r Ae
brands Of FINE CCT CHEWING TOBACCO, hssetotore
man anufsctuysd by w Il Wsfxon ana Rscs Rsnrie. Ass,
Foreign and Dos,ests CsUa MACE CoE, ssesesseu -
Nses = 1snpie.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

COUNTRY HOUSE for sALE-In the village

EOR SALE First-class HOUSES in I4th.
Il sib. 2sth s2d SD SEA sna in ssav Also HOUSES
m great variety Of locations ftcm Seoce 20 si2Ooo Aso
sl,x5hie LOTS 18th 9th sud 1sss An sn5 ~
Moray Hil Apply to s0boN g. KELso 81 Wilii.n. =. :
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ITO MILNE K S and DEALERS in
l. STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &c.
HOMER KETCHUM have Just received and els-
CANT Of Straw Goods Ribbons French Flowers Buds
Peuet Straw Cords and Tassels Trimmings, straw Sheets
and Twist &C. which offered to the Trade ealy At low CASH
prices. Sos "a and GO John-st.,
corner Of William.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A very desirable
IL LAWN Of about 60 acres Staten Island, highly i'm
proved House. Barn and Carraee House al new large
Gaperv of thousand of the thrifty and choice
vanety be found in this country class House in New
York or vicinity would taken exchange. Apply, a No.
6 Wallet to SYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counselor
and Commissioner for all the States.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

WHlTEROCK MANUFACTURING Co."
w BLEACHED GOODS. for sale by
LIME BROWN GO0DS.-500 bales Rocking
Il ham, Hope and other MAKES, for sale BY
NESMITH Co.. No II Broadway.