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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

A TWO Story House on Main ST., a shot distance
~ from the Academy con- aiming 10 rooms recently
hed Tor two families, easily be fitted for board
ing house-good woOdsheds aud stables attached.
Terms oi payment easy.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
WOOD WANTED

SLABS hemlock and hard wood. Those who wish
- opay accounts 10 wood orsell cheap for cash a.
desired TO call Immediately at this ofiee.
Dec. 49, 1858
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Also, from the same committee reported back Senate
resolution providing for the purchase OF sufficient mum
Der Of copies Of Adsa Index Of the Reports q the sa.
Court OF the United States for the Of the govern
insnt is judges and other officers which was read twice
Mr. DICK, OF Pennsylyania moved TO amend the resou-
ton by giving copy o the index to each senator mem
Der, and delegate OF the present Congress.
Considerable discussion ensued when the hour Of
O'clock arrived the time 70 which the "b making an APP
propraon for restoring and maintaining the peaceable
disposition Of Indian tribes the Pacific" postponed
and the House resumed its consideration. ~"
The question on the amendment 70 the bill report
ed by the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means approprladng
coast was taken and agreed to, and the bill as amended
was then read third time and passedyeas To- nays 49,
Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio moved to close debate upon
House again resolve itself into COMMITTEES Of the Whole
the state Of the Unon giving notice that next week he
should the special message Of the President
Opportunity o discussing Il and Kindred subjects He was
very anzous that the House shsuid devote mnch tme
rs possible ha week to the consideration of the Housea-
propriation bs that had come from the Senate With
The motion was not agreed to. @. '." "
The House then resolved itself into Committee of the
the chair resumed the consideration Of the Presidents
ar WARNER siss Of Georgia addressed the eonmis. at
the South 70 enjoy tie territory of the United States in
with the other States Of the Union and the right
Of the citizens of the South into il with their
OF shVery WAS
by law, and recognised by the universal law Of
tions, and none had right to interfere with it. " ~
He said that maintaining the great principles
braced In the KansasNebraska BILL and for vindeatng
the Integrity Of the constitution the President of the Uni
ted States had been denounced by bis opponsnts
"doughface but it much better for him be called
doughace than TO have been denounced as guilty Of
jury In failing to discharge his duty under that constltu
tion which he had sworn to support and maintain.
Mr.. ALLISON, of Pennsylvania, followed in opposition
to the extension OF. slavery. .. t.a. z.4aa,-t tf
Mr. SMITH, Of Tennessee obtained the floor, bnt gave
Mr.. PHELPS Of Missouri on whose motion the commit
tee rose and at quarter Of four o'clock the House ad
journed --@ r..
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KAYIaAfIos or rHr ONO nIyra. a

On motion BY Mr. PUGH the Senate then resumed the
consideration Of the following resolution which sub
mtied by him come time since; @@f a'a tSa& "ah
Reseved That committee Of ave be appointed By the
President pre- % 70 consider the best method Of removing
or the obstractans 70 navigation At the falls Of
Ohio % Vsr and that said committee be authorized 70 report
Mr. p made some remarks in favor of the resolution
which were entirely naudibe Ia the reporters gallery
Mr. HAMLlN stated that the Committee on Commerce
had IL ss0sss b o that was
AFTER some further debate the hour having arrived for
the consderatoa Of the special order the further consider
alton OF the resolution was postponed until to-norrow
sI &FlT tstl NAVAL BOARD. p aIs,aI +. t.at a.t d
The Senats Then resumed the consideration OF the fol-
lowing resolutions which submitted by Mr. IyERsos
on the 29th Of February: -s,~@"'' @. 49, V a.1 ~
Rssossd That oommittee Of - senator's DO appointed
by the Chat with power 70 send for persons and
Instructed 70 before the members Of the late
val retiring or such Of them may be convenisny
TO the facts and evidence grounds and reasons upon
which the action Of said board founded in each
ts s TO si @
instructed 70 inquire and obtain any other facts which, in
their opinion bear upon the cases aforesaid and
And 10 her rs.oissd That said committee be author
lied and instructed advise and consult with
Of the United States 10 relation to the Of said retired
and dropped ocer with the view Of correcting
injustice which have been committed by the action Of
the President Of such officers may have been unusty
improperly retired or dropped. ..
Mr. CLAYTON addressed the Senate at some. length in
relation to the general subject of the action of the naval
firing board. 10 reply to the allegation which has been
made several times that the naval officers who have been
placed the retired list look upon that action imply
ing disgrace dhonor he cited the fact that in England
the naval heroes who fought the battles of the Nile and
Trafalgar were retired from active SERVICE and received
compensation much less than is given in this country to
officers Of the Same grade the retired list ID
Mr. BELL Of Tennessee sustained, in the main, the ac-
ton OF tho naval hoard but defended Lieut. Maury from
remarks which had been made by Mr. CLAYToN Be-
fore concluding be gave way to motion for adjourn
ment and Nt
The Senate adjourned
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United States Patent once,
WAsHIEoroN, March Is, 1856.
Feb 26-lAw4w

N the petition of J. NJ 8. w. Zaeharab Be.,ou
und Bownah administrator Jacob DeardoIn deceased o.
wayne ennny Indiana, praying for patent
gTahtrd oJ s. W. Lesh, Dsafdorh T. Aeesou. June an
iefs fr Improvement In seysa
day ~ June, Ie56-- " Wv ~''
ordefed that The said petition the Patent Once ON
Monday the 18th II June at 2 O'Clock and All person.
no'hsd and how cause any they have why ad
petition ought not To be granted. ~ ~
Persons oppong the sIt'sson reqsred In the Patent
ocr their obIeea specially wnus least
days before the day II hearng all sther Marty
be used a The said heating transmitted o. e
application. ~ "
The testimony in the will June depo
sns, and other relied upon flied
within ten days thereafter "
Ordercd also pubshed Uniou In,e
gencer aud Evening Hta Washington, D. Rspabcan, Bsit
more PennyivaniAn Ptiladsrhia Day Boob and
Inquirer Cncipna Ohio week weeks
previous 70 the 27th Of June nett day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
s-Ednrs of the above papers will pease copy, send
March 16-law3w
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NO~'E,

Proposals must be guaranteed responsible persons
ned b a. suh by postmaster judge Of court Of ecad
beiofe The sl Ut JAY .~ .,aE = ~ -
No will be made for uips performed, and
omissions MT satisfactorily claimed three the
may De DEDUCTED For arnws far behind time @ hseak
nesi0n with deprning mas and sufficiently
fourth o the comp-nsaiion for the subject
Fines will be Imposed, unless the delinquency promptly
saetr'y eapened tor nesecing take mail from
post once or sanerns 70 be inared destroyed robbed,
lost and for FefusiBe, amer demand, mail
frequently a. the contrsctor
hieies on the route The Postmaster c. raj annu
sct @ Ispeaed anIss
obeyng the pos, Once law. instructions e the
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He
an inceas- 81 service by ao~ therefor
Inc ctrac pay He may also cus discontinue the
In whole OF part NJ rata decrease Of
monh extra compensation
with Bids should be addressed the "Sec,Snd
master General "superscrbed oposaL for No 74s Msspp
tot further aricsa pamphlet advertisement for
The als in Alabama, Mississippi, &C., Of ss4 lass
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-lAw4w Po.ua.tsr Cenee,.i
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THREAD LACE GOODS, EMBROlDERtEs sc -
The subserian have just from New YorS asso-
menf Of the nbenamed goods which
great care rom THE mportaons cmbracins s the
est styles Of
Clllarsus and sesvss, In Q
CheaIzrts riPsvss 20 do
Lace e0Ihrtt- and sleeves
Lace trimmed ctHlaTs ard sleeves, 10
French-woksd chemiI ts and erv, 9 do
Lace trrmm-d PfeDch k.d cplars and sleeve.
Enhfnfrr,d cHmbTic, ! - mat
BuHhfoiderrd tbsn and tueI -eambric
Thread lace collars and Iesy IN match
Mourning IN both black aas
EBbrufde ed hahdkschref., In and styles
Enb odcrtd skirts. for open drrs-es
Embroidered Swiss and e-mbfic Hoanenr
Embroidered dimiy and I4conet bands
Muslin and camtric edgihes and rtinRs
R-ai thread lace berfhes and eailsrs
Thread iaces and edeinss OF al widths
Black ihrrsd lsces and rdEngs, oil widths
Wide black laces for founcss, &C.
Toaehet orbe roods ,i.n,.A n he
present and approaching seasons, such ~
fiuuuced dresses, IN great variety
Fiounced erenadibe robes, very rich
FIounced bereRe robes, great variety
Striped and plaid twtstsd silks
thrne silks, striped and figured, styles
L fh plain 'ik ior evening dresses
CooIod SILK uusions do
Black silks In every variety. &c
All of which, tngrbeF with
good. both ru and domestic, fny ,pls viii be offered
a the ln~es . ICES TO cash or vanctuai desIrrS
Feb 27-@asts6 BofpE, BRO, h co.
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United states Pa, ssns once,
WtshirRt IN. March "a. 1876,

m the petition OF George L. Wright we Springfield Mas.a-
cbusst praying for the nsion uf
on the ssih Of Way s4 t an impro
ruling es ap or sovvn enrs reU the expiration said
patent, which TAKES facs the 9rt A dayo OF Nav Ss6-
II 10 ordered thai the said petition 0srd Ps,en
on Monday, the lsfh OF Nay neat ~ ocock and
pcrson are nnhed 70 appear ID show they
have why said petition ought not h. granted, -
Persons opposing the en required Gle IN patent
once their objections specially uh ~ns twenty
days before the day OF heane all testimony fled by either
be used NJ the said hearing ~ BE-
snee with the rules OF the Oh which win he furnished app
cation. " ~ W WV ~ @' -
The testimony In The case wise closed the ID Of May dep
ostons end ohef paPe relied upsn testimony, be
hed IN The oce on OF hsot. morning o that day the
Euments, u any, within days thereafter
Ordered, notice be puhfhed Unios
senesr and Evening" saar Washington D. C kspub,ean Ba.
more PennylSanaR, Phiadephia Day Book, New York and
bn-loa once for tee successive weeks pssvious
Wv - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents
NM the papers win please copy and srnd aeir
Mar l4-law3w f~Vs
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s.r sale Essr sxssnasea Nsgvsss ana Ten TAeus.nd
Acres of c@ae-Braks Land An Dallas ADd ssrsy

oN bs al.. oaday Apr, mn Iwai .s cahawbs
D. a sss ss.. n = .ss
dsa asd ly likely s,o NY 90 onsss Time AL
win sso ssn ii any dsrins t pear, private sale
hundred o,hsr g valuable assos. or o si.
DUSTY .sa slssk issssa ,ss sIns
psss.. ks. xIowa y s s,ss Eoa
Isns. Place ssa " I. q Aie
40 @ ss.s y
sossds. ssrSsa, ge ss al ssss plaa.
which !. al SEASONS for
;sss %sa: $ ~ %
s S s ssa s .as s% r &.
.in Siss Il s ely Of selma These plantations are ii hs bhs
] Asp s@ ss%s
.as /. e mss az 4 VIM
s ssss s s 81
the :, any inns whilst ,s crop /. gong OF bscem
moi sold prss,eiy pssous to The as, Monday In December
ns s ss % e.. ds, = ssms ' hs hsAs bidder such
and ws.. before presented
region any p1ss o even 70 Puisasss
ssa!.,isss ni ssl,lss g. ,ran.pe.a,en
prove 70 paea o. he Union
Twill sell privately for cash me beau
private Residences In The city of seIm
valuable and elegantly finished large blocks vi brick buildings,
including the largest and desaby otaed Offices
very desirable arimpoved large lots and small
Of land In and contagious Selma. ~ n ai'a &
10 head OF baodtd among
bratsd Brown Dk superior young
salons ssldins colts and liesa of them from very
racing stock. @ @ '9"' 8 WV '
Among negroes trainer several goad riders
and many excel mt cooks and
wants.. g3&sHt MEi aI 8N &ttaH*3t4t &G9 btFf
For further particulars address the updersRned W. Byrd
Sfma; W. M. Brooks esq, Marion, Perry county
Alsbama The the plantations will a
rabs inflammation" TO those who who make inves
ugation Of the premises BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
Alabama, Feb H. 1850. sftitva atNJ %9 a3 ~
l9-d2mn
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Lslad Warrants.

A&Alau warrants
TOHN CLARK (ate register Iowa city, owa agent for tho
cation Of military b0uaty land In the
have opened aee In Washington city D. c. in
with local and urveys the several land Offices
State Of Iowa. by which prepared faces for The
other holders fully avail themselves bounty The gov
ernment. s..s Nt' is t@a6 a#s# Ils .I .+t
The ayd will be selected the location made, certificate
mailed 10 the address NJ rart sending mail
following fees, which nusi accompany the warrants:
fee for sell cton and loca,on ~; which add land
acres fee g, selection and location, ss which add land
ao selection and location, ssi which add land
100 selscoa and location sio which add land
once fee, Si-SA ,-.
The above lowest prices charged BY compeen, agents
the local Office. ,a ts .s, ,a s-a 5.'t4 - .
suarany selections be made udcousIy upon ac
!u and Of land as remains vacant In the dis
The selecting agents competent experienced
the saie fully advised OF
Iairoad county sai nssr wAis and seismsn and
prospective "
Linds worth, confident % 50 to
D selected Waantee for whose benefit hs
large advance upon the face of their
Wauanees win power attorney TO locate en-
dorsed on che warrant Al Others will please oil the blank
ments with the full name af the locator
w. Webb 4 Co. " -
Refer lows delegation Congress- and the Hon Charlie.
hasos, Commissionsr Of Patents.
Feb 2-dif3m.
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United States Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

P0sr UTFICE DEPART
. Fehtugy a5, 1856.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mail United States from Ju
y y a56, 10 jane 3D. eS, the fol route,
ceived al the Contract Once VI this s D. n
April 30 next to be decided by the Hh o May following:
74s4 From Charieon, Nit by Moath Water Mhcheils
Cross Roads, Mound Place Swan Lake
to H. lena. Ark, Is miles and back once a week.
Leave Charleston Monday al I, A. m;
Arrive at BeleRa next day by ., D. M,
Leave Helena Wednesday AT T. In
Arrive Charleston day By g. D. IN.
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10 OUR sUBscaInEns.

1he Ass o. NH ssa bbSkss hhlssa
Che paynsas Sfihs sub. eription be madsIn aGsalcs,
Distant Subscribers may money by eusr, postass
of which win be paid BY Us, assumed oarsyes IN is
tAfe usnsmiasion aa as s'' ~ sshatas 8.9" '"@
The COUNTRY PAnE ID pabliGhsd III weekly during dae
sioas q Congress, and ssmi-wseky eaas the recess
subscriptions for penOd less than year will be received
Terms propoitioped 70 the above annual ra,es
0y-PosTMAsTERs aulhofEed agents,
By sending US RVS DAILY subscribers $50 snclosed;
ylvH sEMwEEKLY sabscbsIs, with a5 enclosed, will 6s
Ii!led copy gsaiis. bttlHe h esSeasA VA ~.
The daily union., 1856-04-02

"E Or GOVERNOR WIS Ga Biographical Sketch of
,s,s nv q. Wirs with history or he political campaign In
h2,' ~ shs"s Hantbrttn, " H. a so
Npsa Conveptioa ,UiscoWfe delivered before
O,gsby. st 50. wv" 'PpA1 -"N'"' !" '-s''f"4"
., oa sales TAYLOR h MAURY's
"a'ch " Bookstore, Ninth street.
The daily union., 1856-04-02
I Medical Card.

DoCToR sTANIsIAs BERHsZ, regular practitioner hamoo-
pahy. Office, 23 end Fourteenth
tons from 10, IN, 10 3, p.
Doctor starsas HeInz having from Europe
proved health, win pactce OF his profession
Le Docteur parie FrAEcais.
Der Doctor sprcht ncnsch.
II Doctor habla Espanai.
II Douore parla ltsiiano.
Jan le-d6m
The daily union., 1856-04-02

THIS b 60 give notice that subscriber OBJ
tained from the Orphans Of Washington
District q CoIumha, ietsrs Of administration
tate OF Thomas Law, late the o Illinois,
having are hereby
exhibit the same with voucher thereof suscrbe
OF before the pnetsenth day az February they may
by law be excluded fom ell benefit the sld
Given aader hand this nneeesth day Of February 1855
Feb 22-law3W HENRY MAY Administrator,
The daily union., 1856-04-02

y" she-rWenty-thFee Theasand Acres OF Land.
THE subscriber offers for sale the liberal the fol
lowing lands; tuated 10 Jsspsr cauny, Indiana, go
stsh comfy 66 acres 10 oqaois county, iho $40
In Hamilton 3T These lands fnsiy ibesrd R
IN oa settled d'uir, within Ave miles o MeCeess.ooash, the
coanv seat and the be chicago railroad In Jrrson
county, lino $40 frarkn county 60
eoun, ie' Assasdas 24o and other lands
N wisconsin Fo further sfornauoa call @. ~ GuRON
No as street. agep, for J. l.. DE CAMP.
Feb io-dM1
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United states Mail.
posT oSyIcx DxPARrMEsT,
~ March q IRAR

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as @ &c . s. e
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~ NORTH cARoLiEA.
'sos From Asnsslle y Sulphur springs. Hommeny Creek
rss ss ss e
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ss ssas mail Es .st':
sses s.saa. asai "a
Arrive - tAshsVtlle Hexi days bytapm. ,
! ..,... w. ,1..v,., TENNESSEE.
s'Ss From Cssyeand Tenn y csay wansylls Bsa,en
sa, 's aas ssss sS
Leave Clsaveand Thur.day and Sunday a, pm.
Anss d aissvsiand asai days y u ~ '"'
81 Proposals 70 cemmsnce At Benton invited
81, .als4 4rta sa NOTES W. tfsa... ... e
n. s. S pss y hs n
may be For arrivals break conaex
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T. G. s y s:
ss !" ass s.ys s S. sss Or s
s run. o. l. %
g 5 ~ T. e. for ss es
oa, Gs fhs pam Se~..s S.
may alter me schedule He also order increase
rac. he also eura discontinue hs
IN p ,.1 S q he allow one months
I'D, 'h"us b. q he Cen
May 1855 Tor f%sr parisass :.
conditions To be In the bddey may see
pampt, adve,tmsn. ot conveying mails in Kentucky,
see' Missouri and Iowa, Of 1854. ,.,,s
MAJ 1-'aw4w Postmaster General.
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Madame Devos,

FROM PaFts and Nen York.
MADAME DEvos,s millinery has arrived and now opened
Ill fr inspecin The Lakes B04 Pepnsyiyania
which the attention o the ladies' Of washinstoo Geotgeown
10 respectfully invited .@' =. '
Jan a4-I
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sNhE subsertber will remain In . q Gays ca
dispose OF the remaining and Teass for he
The sale q his fiouf Restorative He parties
states o" Lon-iana, hrAans Aabas, Fonds, Georgia, Nofth
na rernyiyaaia ilsi,wae Tennessee, ksniaeky Missouri.
.s'p, Ier"y Nebfaski aud Kansas Minnesota,
During ahsence q fnm aKen,, Mr.
NJ GokDoN, No. oss street, viii represent me-
. J. L. De CAMP.
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N"ach 10 hereby given that will apply IN.
commissioner OF Pensions duplicate II 10
iss eonny waraI f-susd law of septencr
shd numbered S4te3 fo' In nf sI2I3
warrant has been ost and which assigned
ThsssS hs * o located BY me or by my authority. -
Jan his-lswSw '' =" = G'2FIT1 JouN ROSS.
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- pCH Book Of ns.ter KARL ny q. q. Leland
7ss 7sss w way Of Salvation by alssr Bsrnes. q. 4.
Tai. .s s.ose,an-sihasraiedi By r. n, Go.se. si.
MI from the German By W. n. Tunes rs cents.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-04-02

, moos .us is Prepared 20 Furnish the be-, white
sna red nh eoa o all coal or ali kinds
70 his customs'sM Al the lowest marke. prices,
2,eto pounds GUARANTEED 70 the ,np -
Hickory, oak, and pine q very loy prees
W'o s,uc,s aha uh measure be relied cases.
atando .asJ aEs '' NN" ""e ~ opPoshe y o'u
Nov 3e-FruTbG
The daily union., 1856-04-02

NEoRGE w. MOHkclsi,, httora~y and Counse,,,r =,
un,ad States crcuit eou commissionSr
W, ne Coar, of Claims, No ~ Wall sreei, New York.
kefs 70 Hon a. Neson Justice Usted Cu
nnn Fish, United STATES sensfor, General G. Totrn Uo,s
ensnesrs uIed sta-s ~ Blair Solicitor the Cour
ton city. Oe, 10 vi "A sanans
The daily union., 1856-04-02

As Breotss Ensiish md Feneh BoarStns and s s.oo,
sssss Butdssgs, NO. i3s Psnasisania ap.r.sS ""'
TUE second session Of s institution comm.nc, on uo,a
F,bfasry Z, lss6. -. ... u" '"hoay'
Daily ins,ciion Ia the French language m rive, hv ,, -
Gently on Patti, who resides IN he family
Eaish under the rspscial charge Miss Broos. ,na
afforded o the acquisition Of thorough rsapt ed
N""" Jan W-endsw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14

uJORACE COOKE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, APRIL
III I5 1896 al the dwelling In highly fourth str e between
Erst avcnuo and avenue 10 O'Clock A. NJ the whole OF
be cost contained In said house consisting Of
WOOD and mahogany paror and camber furniture BEDS bed
ding china cut glass silver and plated wars &c
6c Catalogues the day OF the sale. Should
prove stormy the sale will DO postponed until nert
eloA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

Id. .NS " s S.,, ws
liam s,1ees on Weapesasy asr ~ y, - o,ci"cS ~,
Srse s,S, sna auto Ss s with siss roof ssaatsa No
- Jsnns street DC removed ON acooq2t oi ne eS snrsa
me hoNoay. hhnh1 DE inh-
VAIuLIAB MELLOa AUCrIoN EsR-BY HoUaHrON
w BEL,NR~ This say Aorl IA AZ 10Y o'clock At 400
mp SIAM car ,sa. 0pso% s %.a
10 0 ess snc M nsns neon 1sas %
o n - ~ gig nanx , - ~ ~ -
80 80 80 90 10 ron wast' S -
Mls az eovsrlkn apnosste,eo sS s,n
sr'sssos dining ,seiss est long y oak maaoy.sJ az
chairs rockers psros chairs corner stands bort shelves
wood bureaus and wssbsAnds msecsany ecd val
nut pure oaT mattresses together with the usun varsy
q Muoes tound hrst cAsa private wefegom Inc wnce
r posvo sAe ana worthy the aseena u o. Tho trade aud
n0se eoo0 rei4 nsnng nrs cies hOses Inc SOCK now
krenSoe Wf oknAounn CAaloxues on morning OF saAo
| Vnr T. MEMOIR AUCII0. FY1 nv gOU0VVD6 .
w MFiIORNTunsd.y AM, - Al nv o,cocI AZ M ~
Motion street near Hndson oen.as srnit"rs he
properly O. family rivinr ue v1 MIA
T,ch n,ss ovri Z S M Hs liz
nv and tothc bedsssSs bes,.. rssnirgs 90
rsr efseeres rusic r~cS $500. ,;c ~
toss,hs. 10 ~ 49, ~,
,i1nre Casing,s S VII VAC Vnsioy VI -.
- ali nurchsssrs w o ne VI ssso' DOpos foq1iiou
tcs Y..
uo. liam LIVING, AUCYIO kER RAKray sr0oV
w 81 a Mouday Aprl Il - M 'n n;c, 20 vii sea
NJ suoti0u< street and Irvmgn. svsnns s,cS %
Twentv MIN akory horse Wssn AZ Tas 49, nna n
~ first crp1% rass lara ~oiss - ~ ouu.S -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14

ToHN I. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoEgBR. = DEIM0
81 nicos HOTEL OF Morris street and Broad
salc OF the furniture OF above hotel which postponed
from Saturday consequence Of the dea u Mrs Demnncc,
viii be resumed Tuesday. Al 10Y O'Clock A. NJ Goods
vii be read tor delivery on Wednesday morning.
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THOMAS BELL AUCTIoNRKR. GREAT AUCTION
sale orr goedS and tancy goods on Tuesdsy uer' the
gtcre No iaS spring street near Rrosdvsy Sale positive
Terms caoh, THOMAS BVRNN, Agsat,
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CoI TON AUCrIONERR -ELRqANT MAUOaANY

N OOITOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAHO0ANY
III. snd rosewood furniture velvet carpets AcF. Celoa
son street. near Amty the eutrc gettee furniture Of
hs hcuse ali purchased new within the last six month";
.oo ~ .saort usout be found beautiful EuRish
nnsn And velvet carpets, old English elco hs VERY
aotas and tce atee, two worry hne
x & snr me- msttrcsses marble top I'D
ssgs C,rrrs black walnut dining and extension tab
ns,lor suite brocate hair mstressos husk do
three nv and ingram china and glassware table cut
ierv fcss,her with every article 10 tho house. Catalogue
&c rly OH the morning OF sale.
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G. TuITIN- AUOTIOhkER.-

a. Oosng sales Of elegant first class cabinet fornture
Icing be- anGe of STOCK nf Messrs MoGnw AendDrph-A
1Ine vi SELL suction on Wedl esAay, l6<h faurs.
M stlo O'Clock each dav At the old 2.aed ware
vAlusbs stook OF superior cabinet tunture comprising
Dsew0Od, mahogany, oak and black WALNUT paror, hail.
library ard dining furniture enAmeed chamber sus
almost every article IN The line necessary 70 the comples
lid ss is vel Known thai this IL one OF the oldest
trade eed tor and elegant work stands seoord
the city they have made positive arrAng neus
reurc he business the st May, article will be
bid wbou, reservation and warranted In thus
3foeding inducements those intending furnish this
ason Catalogues ready tho morning If sale Terms
$500 CASH over $780, approved endorsed oes at four