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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
! Cbairr Yaetrg.
When He who Adores Thee.

When he who adores thee has left but the name
OF his fault and his sorrows behind,
Oh!say wilt thou weep,When they darken th'
.s1 fame
OF a life. that for thee was resigned?
Yes, weep, and however my foes may condemn
Thy tears shall efface their decree;
For Heavens can witness, though guilty to them
have been buttoo faithful to thee. :.
With thee were the dreams of my earliest love
Every thought of my reason was thine;
In my last humble prayer to the Spirit above'
Thy name shall be mingled with mine.
Oh. blest are the lovers and friends who shall
live
q The dayso thy glory to see; lgive,
But the next dearest blessing that Heaven can
Is the pride of thus dying for thee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

( The science Of naval gdnneTy pre-
sents many curious fiiets. In firing
into masses Of timber, or.any solid
substance, that velocity which can
bot just penetrate will occasion the
greatest shake, and tear off the great
est numberof and largest splinters;
ia close action, shot
discharged With the fall quantity Of
powder tears OF fewer splin:ers than
balls fred from the same nature Of
guus with reduced charges. In ma
val actions, shot intended 20 take ef-
feet upon the huh Of an enemy
should ratherlbe discharged with n
falling than with a rising slides, but
such pieces as may be appointed spe-
cialIy to act against the mast and
rigging should be fired with the ris-
ing motion, the aim being taken
low. Tssis g5sR iss{ts5 lts-3
AS"'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

:. The NEw York pAwNBRoEERs.-
There ere forty tBc paWnbrokers
fsays Tie New York Daily Tinles) in
New York city. The capital invest
ed in their business is about $780,
coo, and they pay to tn city an ag-
gfegate Of S2;100 yearly for licenses.
They transact their business under
particular provisions of law by which
they are allowed to charge an interest
of twentoive per cent, on alIloans
less than Twenty-Five dollars, and sew
en- per cent on az loans exceeding
that sum. They are allowed to sell
all paWns kept for one year unredeem-
ed. Their business is subject o1he
supervision Of an Inspector appointed
by the Mayor. Each pawnbroker
keeps an account Of the articles de-
posted with him, the loans made on
EACH and his final disposition of
them. It Is found that about one in
n twenty Of the pawns is meyer re-
deemed3 - sSs - AsAz
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

Quaker lately popped the quas-
tion ton fair Qaakeress, as follosa;
"Ham-yea aud verify Penelope, The
spirit urgeth "a noyeth me wonder.
fully to beseec! thee to eleave unto
me, flesh of my Bashj bone Of my
bone." "HomAtrnly Obadiah, thou
hast wisely said, yiIasinnch as it is
iwritten:that i. isspot good for. a man
to be alone, 10! and behold,I VIII So
journ With thee. as',' solaiE,< Z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

The DEFEREScE--A gentleman
having q large sized. six shooter in
his hand was asked, Pray, sir is
that a horse piston' .kNo. sir be re.
piled, its only q CoIt,s!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

Ben. FRANKLIN IN HIS GIG.-It is
now bat q, century since Benjamin
franklin, Post-master- general Of the
american colonies by appointment
of the crown, set out in his gig to
make an official inspection OF the
principal routes. 1t is about, so
years since he held the same Office
under tie authority Of Congress,
when a small folio, fnow preserved IN
the departmental Washington con-
tanning three quires Of paper, lasted
for bis account book for two years.
These simple facts bring before US,
more forcibly than an elaborate de-
scription, the vast increase in post
eifiee facilities within d hundred
years. For if a postmaster were to
undertake TO pass all over the routes
at present existing it would require
six years ofzincessant railroad travel
at the rate of. l26. miles daily; while
il. he were to. undertake The job in
gig ii would require a. lifetime for its
perform ace, Instead of a folio,
with its three quires of paper, the
post-of'ee -atsountsf consume every
two years, 5000 Of the largest siz-
ed~ledgers, keeping not less than one
hundred clerks cobs,antly employed
in recording transactions with 30,-
600 contractors and other persons.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

EITHER War ITs PLEasING.-The
irst time woman marries is gener-
ally, to please another; the second
time is invariably to please herself,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

In Wilson county, Tenn, Holden
Smith was murdered by bis wife, and
Frank Barber killed his WIFE Cause,
|whiskey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

ssShort calls are best" as the q,
said when he lit on the bot stove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i OF the AGE! -
mon rsure weeds remedy that EVERY KIND OF HI
NOR from me Uo.f Screfa do'cn 10 eo",non PtsPs
e,eer I'm two csses both thunder huno lie has now m nus
posession hundred certificates OF ito value all itns
Two bottles are warranted to cure = nursing mouth
ore bottles will the worst kiud OF PnPeso
Two or three bottle. will clear the system of bles
Two loies warranted 70 the worst esnker IN the
Three to I've bottles are warranted the worst case Of
eiyspelas vv.,..,sa To cure all humor in the
bottle. are warranted to cure running Of the and
blotrhes smong tho hair. ,,
-Four or warranted to cure corrupt and running
Ore bottle will cure scsly eup;ions Of the skim
Two or three warranted TO the worst case u
or three bottles ar. the desperate
Three to four bottles warranted .sltrheum
Five 10 eight bottles viii rho worst case OF scrofua
tepef always experienced from the FIRST BOTTLE, and
perfect warranted when tie above quantl'y Aseu
looks probable 10 those VINO have IN vain ed
ali he wonderful medicines Of the day. that common weed
growing on the PASTURES and along old stone walls shoua cure
every hunor the system yet IL is liked set II you nave
humor il has There IFS nor ands huns nor ia
about it. sgug but not yours psdded over
Il in ever esse Il has already Of the rea.
es done in Massachusetts gave t 20 Children
ooLus children whose flesh soa and aabby restored 70
" tho.e VINO are subject to sick headache eos viii
always II relief h estsrrh and d1Snes.
who have taken have been eosye tor years sna nse
been regulated by IT, Where the body sound It WORKS quite
essy where there sny deraneemen OF the functions
nature viii very singular feelings ont you must no 20
ssred they always disappear in from four days TO weet
lhee never result from the contrary when ha
fe.lips Is zone you will feel yourself like person
hcsrd ue OF he rnoet encomums u that
man listened TO- ~ . ..,,.,,t,,, ~, an ~, -.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. l2s War'en-'t
Roxbury Mas. Pree tl. . :, -, ,c,-rur, r.
No AZ Bsrclay.st CHARLES II. RING No lyl Broafway
A b. L D. SANDS, No. lA Wilism,s,i MARSH ohslS q
No. TO WuIiaHlst BoYD PAUL, Chsabsa5,,sti Wells
4 60 No lis Fraikln-s NcklSSON, ROBBINS - Coz NO.
la M.iden.isne HAvILAND, HARRAL RISLEY, War
r.p.st.; BARNES PARK. y4 Broadway WAkD, CLOSE
4 Co Msden.aDe; MIRA HAYS BROOKLYN and for sale 81
retail Nv ali ecfable Druggists throughout the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
CUpREME COURT-City and County of New

Yotk-Ehsns.er CGuldw ell Aaa Stephen Conoyer surySps
Exsrutors VIII and Tes aDont OF john Gay d-
esss.d against John Mortimer junior and James fsen sa,s
VII Executors ard Trustees, under and by Nrae OF We la
VIII and Tesismeut Of Thomas c. Morton deceased the sNd
Joh Mortimer Junior and Caharne T. wife James Psfon
VIE Homer Morgan and Caroline Louisa hi, WIFE, James NJ
/ seoyI snd Sarah NJ his wife Thomas g. Morton, Tkoinss
G NJ Patton Edmund g. Mills and Euphemia W. bis wife isA-
he Patton Robert j. & Patton, James Patton tho younger.
Alexander w Pa'on John II Mortimer and Frances n hn
vito G.orre Thompson and Ann Eliza his vic, Eleert
Nan Kecck ard Rachael Isabella his wife Mary Louisa Moft-
er Morton Mortimer Careuce Mortimer ampoen MOTIF
uer Thouas C. NJ. Pescn, Administrator with the wm H-
srsd Of All ard singular gocd ehatte and credits which
verc az Peter Merton dccea-ed uDalminered, Edwnd th
lev and Frances his WIFE Samnel Mclean and Charlotte hs
wife Polly Ann Tonlinson John NJ. Fonane, 0snersi As
ssree Ia Bankruptcy, Charles u. Menman, Trustee OF
Thomas C.. Morton, Thomas Patton, Trustee Of James
Pa on and Enfhemis his wife, Thomas Prossfl IhomAs
pTo,ser Junior and Louis Stuller--Suit No. =
ism mons Ito tie Defendants, JAMES NJ L. So
MIL and SARAH NJ. bis wife, THOMAS T.. MohtoNs
I,lu NJ Eontnne. General Assignee In bankruptcy,
CUARIFs b. MERRIMAH, Trustee of Thomas e. moItoo: :
Y are summoned and required 10 ans wer me
i'm III scion which will be filed in the oee OF mo Cerk Oh e
Civ and County Of NewYork at the City Hall IN inc Sa
% and 20 serve a COPY your to the said
on bs b,erber at bis Office No o. Wall street, In the City OK
K.wYcrk within twenty days after the service OF ths sun
mons on YOU exclusive OF the day Of such seryce aud
M 10 the said complaint within the time aioresh me
lnu n In ,l action will apply 70 the Court Tor tue renei os
mai d.d IN the COMMUNICATED Nov. o, 1850 60
"@~ " = r. COWDREY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The eoursn this action filed IN the ONCE Oh we
Of the City and County Of New York on January ~
led January o. 1896 y. C0WDREY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
iAeG lawCwSet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

x. l.. DELIssEa, Auctioneer.
DY JEAVlTT, DELISSER & Co., No. 377
I'D SO Broadway Of Whi,e-s-Sales Of BOOKS
held TeFrlary every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAI ~ .NINGS, commencing - o'clock. Sales Of
F1ney Goods and Stationery Paintings Bronze Wares Clocks
kc., are held THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
commencing At y o'clock Catalogues ready and goods
for examination the day previous 70 sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
1aIes bp Anftion.
n. MIawis. Aucsone-r
DY BANGS. BROTHER d CO.-Trsde Sale

a ~ WEhWis, Auesottrt
DY BANGS. BROTHER d CO.-Trsde-S Sale
- Rooms Ma. ~ Psrk-ro~.
MONDAY ~ ESIN0. feb. 25 AZ 6 O'clock,
VALUABLE BoOKS-An extensive colleciioa CT Standard
wort. History biography Poetry Medicine and Surgery
and Sc.pees end general Miscellaneous Literature
GLIDING mary Classical orfs &C. Catalogues are nc
ready. ,..r,y
THE NEXT REGULAR TRADE-sALR Of BOOKS
sTKREOTYPE PLATES, STATIONERY, ke., will be COM
The above date The invoices tins far received prom
se catalogue which will be issued carly day
ConsgnmentG respectfully solicited particulars OF which
shoniS he turnished for fhe catalogue immediately
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY ALTERS
MOONS,
March 4 3 and 9. commencing q o'clock
EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE LAW LIBRART-Bens
the private collection Of the late H. s. DODGE esq de-
coGed comprising complete sets Of Common Law and Chan
Gerry Reports, n.d States and state Laws Dsess Common
tss Indices Treaties Ep9lsh Report aud great variety
lates aud desirable Law Libraries that has
offered embracing valuable books that would be
difficult to obtain. Csislogees ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
NFW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and AZ tr MONDAY Dec ST. 1855 and until further no
nee Pss,enser Trains will leave Pier foot Of lans ct rs io
lows, viz: -
BUFFALO EXPRESS at a m. FOX Buffalo direct, without
change o, b. ga or cara At Hoesye this tram connects
with way train for Duusrk AMI ali stations the Western
Division.
MAIL A. AIS a. m. for Dunbrk sHd Buffalo and interned
ate stations PASSENGERS BY this train will remain over nsht at
Owero. sd rrncced the neNt morning. - .
NENBURGU EXPRESS, At4 p. m. for Newbursh direct
vifhort change n can.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p. m. VIA suieFn'', for
piermoIt snd Intermediate stations .,
WAY PASSENGER, at p IN. for Odsy!le and nsernaei'
stations.
MIGHT EXPRESS at 5p m for Duntrk and Buffalo.
TaIGRANT at p. II. tor DuuiFk AID Buffalo aud inter
mediate
No Train will leave on SUNDAY -,
Thee F1rress Trains Flmir, with The Enrsa ana
Ess1s FALL Railroad Niagara Falls al Buffalo aud ID
kirk III the Lake Shore Railroad fa Cleveland CinchAat
A'''"'' D'''' n G. HccAILIM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
CUPPEME CoURT-City and County of New

- -
y YorkEberezer Caudw ell and stephen Conoysr saIyy-
ius Executors the Last WIN and Testament OF John cisy,
osanst John Mortimer junior and James rs9n.
sutyiyps ana Trustees under a BY yfsue OF me
,t WI snd Of Thomas G. Morton, deceased mo
ad John Mortimer Junior and Csihanne II hts wife James
patton and Furbems, his wife Alexander Watson ana Jane
Alien his wife Homer Morgan snd Caroline Lonss ne vic,
lanes NJ H. Scoyil and Sarah NJ, his wife. Inomss
G Morton, Thomas c. NJ. Patton, Edmund y NILS ana
FurIeir his wife Isabella g. Patton, Robert Il ration.
Jep Patton younger Alexander w Pston John H. MOI
tin er and H., his wife George thompson ana Ann
Fxa lF wife Ebert Van Kleeek and Rachael isabeia
Mar Louise Mortimer Morton Mortimer, Clarence MOTIF
er CAmIbe Mortimer Thomas q. NJ Patton, ADMINISTRATOR,
credits which Peter Morton deceased ansinlnsersd;
Fdv,d Fnley Frances, his wife, samuel Mclean and
Charlotte his wife Polly Ann Tomllnson John NJ Fontans,
General As.ignee In BANKRUPTCY Charles hefIaAn rsee
of Thomas C. Morton Thomas Patton Trustee OF James fson
ard EutheIis hs wife, and Joseph Elson.-Smt NO p
ISuuuousl- ITO tie attendants: JAMES NJ u. SCOflLs
and SARAH n, his wife, THOMAS G.. NORTON John ~.
Fontaps. General Assignee In Bankruptcy, CHAtLES D.
NTRRIMAk Of Thomas c. Mortonfou are hereby
and required the complaint IN TINS s0ny
which will Ia the Office OF tbs Clerk o. The City sd
County OF NewYo at the City Hall In the said city and :"
sr,e eopy OF your the said complaint ON ths sud-
scribe. AZ his Office Number 81 Wasreet IN the City OF New
Yorh within twenty days after he service Of This summons ON
you exclusive OF the day Of such seryce aid Yos M :"
answer the within the time Aforesaid the PLAIN
s, this action will apply Court for the relief demanded
iu the conn Amt Dated November ., 1889
SF. COWDkEf, PLAINTIFF Attorney
The eontsint IN this action hed In the once o. ne
Clek of the City and County Of New loLh on January re
tass hated January "a 1850. g. y. COWDREf,
isss i.xGwsst Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneor.
HENRY H. LEEDS 81 Co. will sell by auction,

ENRG III. LEEDS ~ TO. VIII sell Oy auction,
on SATURDAY. Feb o. al II o'clock at tho store, No.
10 Nassau-st., elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-(bnt
months in and perfect order removed Tor Convent
Of sse) consisting Of PGIOr Furntuei hnely carved
wood Sofas Faueus Chairs Oomans Arm aud sewing
Cbsr and satin brOc aee, se;
abletop and rosewood Center and side Tables ee
rosewood Fauo of superb. tsne by Thompson french
plate pier oval Glasses, with gtbsses royal velvet
deon Carpets center figure do vine paite rosewood far
or Furniture hair cloth Lace Window Curtains torIces ana
Pins brocatee DO mahogany and black walnut French Bed
sicads Comm odes Bureaus and Chairsi 9usny OF HAr
Mattresses Bedding Quilts and Pillows; Brussels and l
grain Csrrets Oil COhs oak Chairs black Walnut extension
Table Giass and China Ware Mantle Ornaments and large
quantity Of Kitchen Furniture aud utensils with which the sale
Will commence.
Also at p o'clock very heavy Gold Patent Lever watch
fully eweed. Also large assortment OF Tc carved plan
marble Nantes, CONF rising gIaTe wine, OAK Leaf PLAN ana CIR
cuar elliptic plain square black aud gold, Lisbon and pan
black Msnles.
Immediately the Furniture, large collection Of Stuffed
Birds the world prepared in the most sub al
reVTeseut life consist OF birds susy on spring
group under glass shades Also large and small cases con-
tanning from 10 100 birds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

For FTtiILt OF r.'saF. apTly % - -
EDN'D X. COLLINS No. s. WsNst-, ". \.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD Co.
No. Il Austen Trisrs, London.
r. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris
Tie of iiese ships y not be accountable for god
silver bullion sreeie ievver, precious metals u'
less bills sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed ~
cary nv rood cnntIshald ef war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
11ainis, Oils, GLASS, &r.

II SENE or COAL OIL
IN Secured by Patents. $50
The undermined beg leave TO call the attention Of the Public
10 the tpuexed Certificate Of f. n. Kent esq Chemist "a A
reflect the universal question, What snail We
use for Light ~ AUSTENS, Agents OF the 49,.
MONTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY,
No. 81 Beayer-st., New. York.
LABORATORY No ZIG Johnst 800
NEw.YORK, Feb. 6, 1888
TpE NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY
GENTLEMEN: have made careful phOiometrce examina-
ton Of ycur kerosene Oil comparison with the various
binds on Burning Fluids and Coal Gas in in this couu
nv with the following results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
CANDS, sARSAPARILLA.-Tho who have

- reazed wonderful curative effects Of This sterling re'n
coy Turyie the blood in cases OF serogs SeoTe6 ,f
ttsuetu Frupous fly testify that SANDS ak>APA
RLLA speedily expes all dleterou- matter from me system
healthy circulation stTeng the functions OF the
ron ach and recustaes the bodily functions 10
their prs tine ygCr. =, c.~,,, ,,-,-,- NJ ,oo
Pre-, AIRED and sold by A. b. d. SANDS ulusgsts NO Nv
l.. Yak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

=. COTTON. Auctioneer.
ARGE SALE of SECONDHAND FURNl-
l. TURE removed from Brooklyn.-CARPETS. OH
CLOTHS MATTRESSES, 200 CURL MAPLE CHAIRS and
zoe BEDSTEADS. -, an,
oock at the Auction Rooms, No SO BeekmHn-st second
'''' c6OD NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
Removed Brooklyn which must be disposed oil THIS
Among the GOODS may be found any quantity OF Second
Hard HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREi some Of which Is almost
Parlor Dining Room, Bedroom and Sasenen
TURNITURF; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS BEDS, MAI
TRFSSES CHINA and GLASS WARE, &C. o.o <,,.,,
Also TO The and all Others IL want about ~ IChb
MAPLE CHAIRS sll patterns.
ALSO-!C0 COTTAGE BEDSTE ADS . ,,
So re-fnpory and Goods be removed Immediately
after the Fa'e.
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Hle0ilui.
Mrs. nj ~ MABIN. Psychicsl Physican and

AIRS. NJ. j. MABIN, Psychical Physician and
WI TheTaI eutist. No. 50 " est 18th ct, New YORK ,
OF ce boar.: 10 n. p. IN and 4to6 n M tSuniNs
and snesdsys eXceptedi for ladies only EHanna os and
urescrit tons iOr gentlemen b. letter. ,e =,
fTssssTbe fret ex animation aud prescription IS II tbs
rstr i rrrsst ard 10 II absent. All subsequent GAMMA
tors applying by letter must state he nsne ser
rsert together with the leading features o. e
case no charge to the truly POOR. - -.
her the tstient presen describe the feelings locate
tie rain and he disease its without
the rnse any other OF the practices OF the Oh
sehecl When absent matter how great the distance
give an equally correct diagnosis confident thar my
rem edes (which have sufficiently tredl viii cure niue
te Tbs cf the Of Consumption Asthma,
DScs sd Heart Diseases Concerous Ahecons, scrofai
Dyof.v Govt Rheumatism Chronic and lnfanmaory DaF
rlea ard D,centoy Ny medicines ere purely vegetable very
ralatal and pre pared with under my mmeas
All Ven ale dihic utes easily AID rapidly removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

4 ceted}-Leave Brootys for GreenPort, 10 a. m fYF
Ystisfk 10 u and Saturday So w. for FarmHslals
end Syosset io aud Ji5 Tor iempstead 10 . "a
u m. AID s:45 end r. for Jamsea, 10 NJ IL m ~
and $50 o ~ Leave GrrenIort for Brooklyn ~ M zap
hank II 80 Mond,ys 10 a u Laseand' lzOo p
n on NoIdayr { 50 Fsrmingdsie, 1:J m AM p
m syosset I: IS and Hempstead s;35 m and
$50 p n Jams!es $40, $40 sI1 $40 and 2:o and
l.t0 n M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
d. s HovGH, Auc'ioleer
ELEGANT FURNITURE Auction sale O


~ durable and elegant rosewooa mahogany and walnut
FURNITURE costly old O. -PAINTINGS. roewood PIANO
FORTE, velvet CARPETS, SILVERWARE, &c, TIL
Saturday MORNING at 10y o'clock, az the residence No
10 Aurrsy-st. Tie sale will with LOT Of Base
and Kitchen Furniture ser which tho Ps0rs contain
g elegant rosewood 7octaye round covered Piano Forte
very superior rch and costly rosewood ParlOr
Suite and gold French Satin Daask also do in
and French Broostee both suites being solid
Rofow Frames and upholstered and finished throughout u
the perfect costly rosewood EtsgeIe finished
in plate glass beautifully covered Ladies PaFor Reception
Cha Ladies' God Efcroire aud CaOnet IN rOe"OOd
beautifully ulaid; Work Tables rosewood do pearl
nla with drawers; insd PAPER Mche aud rosswood
SsIds heavily carved rosewood Center Tables with st7nary
marble tops Book and Corner Stands for ornaments
elegant French plae pie, and oval Mirrors, mum
be- e large and very fire Oh Paintings embracing great
variety Of ubecis fine lace Window Orspey pearl and blue
upw Of 800 yards OF Turkey Velvet bpesy
InPrhin Carpe's; so Stair do English OIL Cloths &c
antique Gothic laid Time pieces year elegant China
Nese beautifully tainted snd decorated; also Bisque and
PsriBn Figures fine Shades, sc.
Diurrruous and Bed-roOsVery fine and heavy mahogany
Fxc1son Table; also, Dining and Tea Tables linen
costly China Inner Set also several China Tea SETS plain an1
decorators glars Tunbers, Wines, Lemcnaes Oo6bets
CeraHes. SGs Pssn Pcher' fine Silver Paie,
Caster Tea Services SAVERS Forks and spoons Cake Bas
kes &c ivory Cutlery common Cookery &c aud ia bed
rooms elegant heavily carved rosewood aud MAHOGANY Bed
steads modern and antique styles also mabetop Dressing
Bureaus Wristbands and COmuodes TO match, Toilet Ware,
Hair Mattresses Bosters Pillows Counterpenes, nahng-
Sofas and Chairs d. &c. Sale positive Gaia
loFues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

y / DyIIssEe Auctioneer-By LEAvIrT, DELIssEs GO.
" " No. s77 end S7s Broadway corner Of Wbite-st .
WILL SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY
w AFTERNOON commenting at o'clock, large sssort
mert of FANCY GOODS, Niolins Lead Pencils, Toys
Frau e., EnEraVrFs &c. ~ mays
Also a 81 O'Clock. fine catalogue OF valuable bOoh
,rcrF which are Historical Biographical Pictorial and other
Woks worthy the s.tentsn Of dealers and others Goods
oren. Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
CTFAN between VFW-YORK and LONDON
THE NEW-YORK aud LIVERPOOL UNITED

Il STATES MAIL MLRS-TEe ships com posing LIS
ire are the flowiIg;
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PACIFIC, Cspt EldTlz-
BALTIC. CAPT. Comstock. ADRIAriC
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fspce and comfort Price Of passs. from New York 70 Liver
POOL in frstclass cain SS IN s~cou do SIS; exclusive
&C. Of saerooms sSz5; from Lv-rpoO 70 NeS-
Nork SC suiuers An Surgeon attached -
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