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CClaim No. 1871

OnlteQ states.
To Salvador Vallejo DR.
For the following property taken from
the rancho's and stores of Salvador Val
lejo by the troops under the command of
Captain j. G. Fremont, in the months of
June, July, and August, A D.; one thou-
sand eight hundred and forty-six:
To two hundred head of first-qual- .4'
ity horses, at one hundred and
thirty dollars each $4,000
To two hundred and forty head of
second-quality horses, at enc
hundred dollars each $4,000
To fifteen saddles, at one hundred
dollars each - $500
To four rifles, at one hundred dol
lars each ~ 400
To one rife, at two hundred dol
lars is- 200
To two pair of pistols, at one hum
dred dollars each 200
To ten mares, at 80 dollars each 500
Total--ffty three thousand one
hundred dollars =. $53, 100.
The remarks of this date, appended to.
Claim No. II, are applicable to the pres
ent case, except that it is proper further
to say that the arms specified herein we're
of superior quality.
JOHN G. FREMONT.
llth July, 1853
Sworn to by claimant, and endorsed
Approved: ]. C. FREMONT.
Board for The examination Of elaims con-
tracted tn California under Lieut.
COL John O. Fremont
Opinion on the claim of Salvador Val
lejo.-Horses, arms, &C., $50, 100.
No. l6.
On the additional. testimony produced,
the board is IF opinion that part of this
claim, amounting to eleven thousand seven
hundred dollars ($ll,7O0D is just, and
accordingly recommend SO much of it in
amount to the favorable consideration of
Congress; the balance, forty thousand
four hundred dollars ($4l, ,40O) being dis
allowed. - rs.
This amount is arrived at by allowing
TIE aforementioned rates, viz:
200 horses, first quality, at $50 : $4,000
24o horses, second quality, at $3.50 4.80O
Is saddles, at $50 $50
A rifles, at $50 200
l rife, at $50 so
2 pair pistols, at $50 100
10 mares, at $40 100
Il,7OO1
CVote unanimous-see journal, page 230. j
G. +. SMITH, Col. U. s. Army,
President of the Board
January ls, 1854.
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[Vote unanimous-ses journal. page s05..
February 9, 1854.
G. F. SMITH, Col. o. S. Army,
President of the Board.
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use of the United States troops under my
command serving in California during the
year eighteen hundred and forty y-six; that
this property was consumed and expended
| in said service, and no portion of it re-
turned to General Vallejo; and that he has
received no compensation whatever for the
same.
/ do further certify that the prices
charged are reasonable, not exceeding the
value of the property at the time it was
furnished for the use of the United States
troops under my command in California.
JOHN, C. FREMONT.
The explanatory remarks of this date
appended to claim No. 9 I consider as
applicable to this case.
JOHN G. FREMONT.
July II. 1853.
Board for he sraminatson Of flaiims con-
tractedin California nnder Lieutenant
C0i John c. fremont.
Opinion on the claim of Mariana G.. Val
lcjo, No. 8. Cattle, $24,150.
On the additional testimony produced,
the board is of opinion that part of this
claim, amounting to fifteen thousand five
hundred and seventy-ive dollars. (Sl5,-
|575 is just and accordingly recon-
+mended 81 much of it in amount to the
favorable consideration Of Congress; the
balance. nine thousand one hundred and
seventy -nse ueiaaes' (ss, itoJ oeing dis-
a'lowea. . -.
ms amount Is arrived AZ oy oeoucting
one nahureo anu nl'y ioo) nead OF sec
onu-c'a y. cat.le Wn,cn were re.urneu 70
'enelai ai'sjo oy Cap'a,n ana ASSIST
Oh. Quas.sr".s'er :. =. ro,som' see MS
let.er 70 tne board oi Marcn q, lsos,)
ana adoing nlty too) % the number OF the
slsep tsee eus so-caheu slaim humoeseu
io;l me animals 70 oe palo lot AZ tne ioi-
loving rates;
seo head OF COWS and large cattle at $40 sS,ooo
$40 /. a a ~ = Seoe 'soe
$50 $50 sheep % at .. 2 so ''s9s s9s
1879
| 'ose unsnimous-,see nss. Journal page z2o.J J
G. T. SMITH, Col. o. 5, Army,
january 3 iso4.
m.
ine o"''e' 0'a'es ~ ns vou.
~ ,.,,. S.a..A.o o -. Jo
=. : = .nS As p.ope' .aAen : '1n' !"
Ws,,a;a w - sas ~ ~ $500 - -. rra;.aa no ~..'.
~ .A' .s Ss - .ae = 49, - n. So.
Isha n Tssn.s. ;. ~. maa,t ! 80.
a n ona ,haus.nd a;nht hnndraa sna
f,... s;s. So ~ ~ any
Ta g. h.n,,,.s h..a Ga. a.,
- :. asa ,.s'ss - I fsa
~ "o'sss' ~ s'e nun1'eu ~ uo 900
~ 49, hn,a,.a .na n;,. ha.d oo
- 49,. :. .ss.s.H 80 e.. sa,,"S
o.as ~ - = 'sn A 90 ,.s
ro .wa hnndrad .nd sf,n hoo. oe
.;,d ,,a..s OK d; sa,,..as.ah All a = oso
r., fa.,n s.,,d,ss :. oo,n.,..aa - - en. o
doYl.,s asah ooo
To sorsr n.;rs - snnr. - sv. do, 49,
-, .aeh : ooo
10 ,wo hundred h,.n.a.s :. g.. ~
dol,ors aaah , mn
Toto, 90 cox
e ~ v.YrE1n
souo,,. An..., On iose -
Iaa..;e, % bas .' .ho. oe H.
a..s. :. a,,h..an.;.i,. ~ ] as .e -. ss.."s
,hst The sn;ma,s ana n,hs. - nronar.r aar ! pn"
we're ,aLsn from G.nara, Msr;an
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[Claim No. 24e,]

80 Ciaih NO. z4o.J
United States DR.. =
To Carlos Antonio Garlic.
For supplies furnished United States
troops under command of Col.
John G.. Fremont.
1s47. January 5.-To 80 mules, at So, 800
To 20 mares at $50 900
To IS horses, 1T Slo0 1900
To 35 cows, at $50 1850
Tol00 fan'gs oorn,atS3 800
To 240 beans, at 81 240
To saddles, at $50 I20
aHFf l4Ol0
/ certify that the above account is cor
rect, and that the supplies enumerated in
the bill were furnished to the troops nm.
der nay command, and applied accordingly
to the use of the United States forces.
JOHN G. FREMONT.
Board for the examinations Of eloinss eon-
tracted in California under Lient.
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The United States DR..

To Mariana g Vallejo.
For the following property taken from
the ranchos and stores OF Mariana G.
Vallejo, for the use of the United States
troops under the command Of Captain
John G. Fremont. in the month of August
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
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Try It! Try H.! Try It.!!
). W. STONES LIQUID CATIAHTTC

M tAHiii run sic.
'slf- m">l important III c"V'rV ever made IN med
= zeal Science, eng = compound OF barh> and
r'"'~Whlch forms IN" most r"werl:i safe and cree
ahi" lA\>'t ever offered i" The ll'hilc he heceS
shy "' >"ch fNF.'cH' IA i"'@ Dee fc'i beth 10y
'ie le'''N "I families ana i'H>icia'> IL adva;A
%eS over c'tl3rtic> Gwen III tue form Of pt!~ or
powders must he obvious t"evrry Intelligent person
II operates more immediately an efi"otua'ly upon
me -Eiten AMI II the >llne I'm" is infinitely H.
"'ilcu I" ADMINISTER beng quit agreeable 10 the
.i>.': - "'' 'If fI"i'''1 ''' ''c effect, where
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

FOREIGN NFwS-The arrival of the Pal
tic at New York, the 10th ult, brings Euro
pear news Of general interest. The weather
was favorable for harvesting in England
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
SAYS. there is no doubt that a Congress will
be held in Paris the coming winter to set
tie the question arising out of the treaty Of
Paris.
The Otlirial account of the affair in Algeria
with the kabyles, shows it to have been very
severe. six thousand Kaybles retreatcd, but
returned next day, when they were again
beaten. An expedition against them is re-
solved upon.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ISASTER.-The
steamer Niagara was destroyed bv fire, few
miles out from Sheboygan. on the 2:th inst
Many passengers were picked up BY other
steamers. and by sailing vessels but it is es-
mated that as many as 60 were lost Names
Of saved and lost but very partially known.
The following. Chicago Sept. p, gives the
only names of the lost that we have seen:
The following are certainly lost :-AImon
Atwood and wife, OF Charlotte VT, Nj. !.
Clark. Steward. Buffalo, Hon. j. f. Macy.
of Wisconsin, Henry AiEsworth, of Roval,on.
w., lost his wife. three children. father, and
sister-in law. The hull Of the Niagara sunk
mile and half from the shore in seven faith
oms of water.
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barrels. This variety Of apple ha. the pre-
ference over all others. though Baldwins
and russets are exported to some extent
Shipments this year have commenced early ;
and all fhe fist quality fruit received in
the New York market up to the lst Of De
ccmber. Of the varieties mentioned, will be-
readily purchased to send off
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A G GOD B A RIG AIN
For a Man with a small Capital

NOR sale. small! fam =! miles from PassrmpSjc
l. village. in the northeastern part of Barnet.
c"ntanS 33 acres of good lanG. with house. barn
and sheds thereon standing: also shop and water
power for saving fire wood. ANY person having
500 to invest in Real Estate will do well 70 call on
John Muiiikn. n; Mullikinville IN Li,tIe,on. NJ
or John F. Mullikin near the premises and make
the necessary arrangements for title 10 the above
farm. Possession gwen Isl December next. One
third 'he purchase money down
q If not previously disposed of the premises
will he sold to the highest bidder on Saturday. the
Isl day Of November next. Sale nostiye
JOHN MILL!kIN
Barnet Sent 10 1886 loco 1,,no
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NOTICE.

VVHE annual meeting of the st Johnsbury Gem
= eterv Association. for the choice Of officers ana
the transaction Of business. will be held al the YES
;rv Of the North Chnrch. October IA. 1856. AZ I,
O'clock F. VI. L. JEWFTT. Secretary.
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STRAYED

STEAIED from the premises of the Subscriber
~ about t.e 18TH o.: this month. a pair Of dark
brown two wears Oil Steers. Whoever will return
then or give information where they NAV le found
shall be suitably rewarded. SEWELL H. BEAN.
kirbv. Sept a. 1856 10oo-Ioo2*
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ARCH PLATES.

n RICH. A-h and oven Mouths. Cooking Ranges
a Farmers Boilers. Registers, Iron Sinks. Barn
Door Rollers. Gate Hinges ana Fast -pinrs for sale
az low prcos,tv BUYNTOE & DTNI\,;
ST. Joh,l>burv Max s I>-t
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BEAUTIFUL
IMFERISEABLE
AMRROTYPES
Taken by the Man with the

'o4'lI LONG FLOWING BEARD
NM YOU Nc MEN Of small mean, can,
s>'OV make over loo Per cent at home or a
broad. Profits certain-nO "chance" Bu>ines.
new, easy. useful. honorable. Apply Enclosing 4
stamps g Lock- L, X No. %. St. joi,sburv ~
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"a NJ" On, OF AewhUrv. VT v 1ull say that
OWN - ms nHncl"~> c'gH"onr,rt>. he c..i,
not be at ST. Jolin>bury unil the 2oth 9, Se,,,a,,,
her - IN
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ACCOM- ,!ODiTEN WITH GRIEn!NC,

Il! or!cr- and COMMUNICATIONS. VII. receive
lr"lnl a,trf':ou. T. i. FAIRBANKS. Agent
-, 10 u. iLlc,. So. Is.h ........
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il 4 X u - Mr.
HONNTON s. BI.MyNG:
! AVE u~t receive! a rev ~ , II..r..:.rr.: ,
would >:v t" those III Nai, ni
{ Carpenters & Joiner's Tools

h"1>' tui'Grg, or other kinds ii Hardware. -t,
they hay, large .>~or:ln,nt winch tlev NIL sell q,
very low lrcc>.
81. Joh,>burv, Nav :. 1915.
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Good Mil Seats. and SITES fcr Settle. snJs

arr f'ri, ti,.h'ui rt-, IL All MANY e." Wild! 'r ia
the n'Ni "rSa'I Cil ~ i, Ilt ii ii. ii iluN 81
tcrc!t> ai al g The me i The route !r''>cj tt r"-
r;- ~ Viii IA 'o4I'>- inl> i.'ltl, j' L.I" -rnlf>
oi In. i'r.' Ii, Land.
The "iii III II AL inter >t" III Weston Land, : slit II
Itll>.. I liz ,i.I.s y I ~. l-..N
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T"MAToEs.-Ripe tomato pickles are said
to he excellent. The mode of preparation is
to select handsome sized tomatoes, wash
them and prick them with a fork. Law them
in dry salt for twrnty-four hours, then soak
IN equal quantities Of vinegar and water.
then take them out and lay them in a crock
with sliced onions in alternate LAYERS, with
cinnamon, cloves and brown sugar, andcover
the whole With good cider vinegar Anoth-
er method Of dispo.ing Of tomatoes ns to make
them into wine. Wash them and mash thor
ough,y in a. tub. Then strain through lin
en- rag "a bushel will make five gallons pure
add three pounds of brown sugar to a gallon.
put mtos cask. snd ferment and fine it like
othsS Wine
APPLEs FOR ExPoKT-G~ing to the
failure Of the apple crop in Europe, there is
. large demand here for expectation, and at
lesN 10000 barrels of Newtown pippins
embracing the best Of the crop. will be sent
ont this fall One firm has already con.
TRAITS for England to the amount Of 5000
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HOTELS.

1yLoBE HofEi.-fHE AB0vH H0TET Is SITUATED %
" most convenient locality, Of Frankfort and Wn
liam streets New York. ccmpstsy renovsted, ana y
ccudnssed on ns Eusopean plan Rooms can %
Al III hours Porters In AeDdancs ali hours Of the nlgA
3 ooms Cox 6AmlljSsA 10, FRENCH. PropAsH.
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INWARD aCUEECK AUCIONEER EDWARD
y GCHFNCK will SELL n auction, Tuesday. April %,
lgL O'Clock at 90 Fast Twenty sixth street magnificent
useno,a furniture &c, Particulars future Advertisements
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EDWARD SCHEkCK, AUoTIOHEER EDWARD
~ sontscK win sell at sueon; at bis salesoom IS wan
roeng hftsen and halt hands high Is evan rears
perfect and gentle 10 every WAY: "a "A
o0 tsaddie horse snd rot In TIRES minute Also hs
eeksN harness saddle Bride blankets The whole 10 be-
wagon nreeerye. Also, several carriages -
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OuNIs MORRILL,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C.
At No. " wsst enty third street. bet yeen Sixth aud Sc
follows Brnsses and throe pfy oarpeng panoorie
MADE by Nut 6p octave Chandeliers oil paintngs oil
cohs kte ees, chairs eegercs extension dinrg
black want chairs centre tables bedste nsresses
ctocitry, glass Wae, bedding, rockers, hall saads &o
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FEVER AND AGUE.

%E(ltl kEWAHp WILL Bsi PAID FOR PATIsN
aRue viii cure thousands have aiesd' cd ts wol
deitu virtue, snd the m'c1s invited try f,~ Il
reward be cured Retail price, dollar per bot,
Oiice cN3 Bowery, New Yo:k.
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II II. LEEDS, AUGTfONERR.-BY II. n. LEEDS 90.
III. On Friday, 2 and Saturday 18th April contlnu alton
aae at 10y O'Clock, al the 35 broadway opposite Pearl
watches bracelets &c Of the richest desc pon imported
order being The entire stock OF B. S5 ~ order OF A.
n necklaces bracelets brooches and earrings snsy aud
In brooches rings baacees earrings and pins In
opal ruby, torquies emerads and amethyst geuts' scarf
pins studs sleeve buttons, &C. 10 pearls diauond. rubia
plain gold open face DO GENT heavy iscsrst god
pine magic sese double time do; mosaic inlaid cameo
brooches earrings bracelets studs and sleeve butt tdtcs
,ocLes Of Al varieties and styles heavy gold pencils watch
precious stones gens fob guard chains; cdrens
uccl and ames SNUFF soxes por emonnaes &C. Also
plated plate gass sho ceases counters desks tables
&C. Also extra large Herrings patent proof
mandsr rae fitted with drawers jewery Tho attention
OF the usde as we'll private buyers Ia partcuarly
on.s,ed to THIS ase as offers nducemens ssom I, be met
with fol purchasing superior OF The Above gooda Tha
above stock be exanea every dag previous 70 the e
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A UO1ION SALES.-WANTED, ON COMMISSION, OR
IA TO purchase for sales auction Vt sa,esroo, No. 90
Sixth quantity snd second baud house
hold furniture dry goods, crockery books mirrors paintings
de-, &C. Fsmi les breaking up hou ;ekeepin9 please call
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or H. n LtEDB COON MONDAY, APRIL q, AT
10h Jcock the residence l39 Seventeenth street.
etween second aud Stuy place house
nd hree ply carved rosewood furniture In pupe velvet
arble top tables bronze figures, gut frame pier mir
mahogany scfas and part chairs, Ia hair cloth,
sewood quartste tab gilt frame engrsvngs mahogany
rench bedeads do dressg bureaus and washstnds hair
a,tresses feather beds ard pillows; oh gsny trans glass
mahogsny tables, china dinner lea SETS toilet aud
eneral assortment of Kitchen furniture with which the sale
Ill commence.
\ d. NASH, AUCTIONEER SALE OF BARROOM
,. furnure and fixtures On Monday April o. 1856 at IL
clcck A. NJ, at the American Houso, OF Broadway
I'd Grand street sting OF sofaa tables stools enRr
Dgs oil paintings by old masters mirrcrs general assert
eut OF bar glass ware wines liquors, bar
oses sore ems, CLOCK, stove, awning frame, &c.
NUGEkE B: FRANKLIN. AUCrIoNEER-BY FRANK
LIN NICdOLS, this day. nsurday) at 1O1s O'Clock
saesOom Nassau street. nesr john sale second
md furniture cerpe1 so de- &c combating Of
moved for convenience Of SALE viz tspestrv And
grain cArpets French plate mirrors, Is, &c and gener
1ortmen pAror, chamber, library and dining room frn
c: Also eevera oonsfgnmen OF cabinet ma ie IN mi
"a upon which advances have BEEN and must bs aid
fore remove 70 our new sire rs Nassau
n plush ana French satin figured brocate library and acc
afy bookcases secretary bureaus sas parloY 70
and sofa chairs; centre, card pier and oher
6ee lounges othmaus wadrobee, segeres solid oak sus
Chamber furniture enAmeoi and decorated chamber fur
tre rosewood nahoganr and walnut bedstesds dressing
ps hair mattresses psIasseS mir rors, clocks oil psin
r. table cutlery silver and plated ware, china sad gas
Are fancy soode &c &c. This sale will be worthy the
ntion "a the trade and housekeerers.
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N H LEEDS h co. AUCrIONEKRS. by II d. LEEOS
II. Co., Monday, Apru g. al 101 O'Clock at 81 ksst
nth street, between bird and Fourth house
hold furniture consisting of Brussels pRror
sofa arm snd parIor chairs ooyarea with erocste
cbAnde glasses piAnOOrte centre table three
ply carpes mahogany furniture covered with harloth china
and glass ware DC b SEX walnut extension table, maple
chairs mahogany bedroom furniture bedsteads bedding
tsesses blankets mirrors ingram carpets and other furniture
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A UCTiON kOTfCE-OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT, AUG.
"A oreevs will cell auction Monday April 49, at
O'Clock NJ ct No 1873 Rexsen street. between Court and
Cntos Brooklyn handsome household furni
spg OF Brussels tapestry psror AID star carpes mahcga
ny marble top and side tables sofas chairs tees
volatile chairs, mahogany bookcases piano orta mirrors
hogany French bedsteads ba mattresses extension tables
mahogany marble top dressing bureaus, mahogany wash
stances Iron ha. Ssnd ocos crcckery china and glass
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UVHOs. vRITUH AUCfrONEER STORE is SPRUCE
street. Sheris sale of the fixtures and machinery of
tho New York Barrel Manufacturing COMPANY. Monday,
consisting OF the machinery hoops saves &C., together with
barrels, half barrels, kegs &c, ready made.
JAMES g. WIILET. Sheriff.
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PRIME sToCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUG.
"a ton,AtFRBD BRAGG viii sell. at auction, on Tuos-
o No 80 CoIt and street. 300 boots shoes and BRO
,ans, suitable for the Western and Northern trade.
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II ENRY B: BERTs. JR., AU0rIONEER TEAS,
s6s Eighth avenue between Twenty ninth and rhirtiah
streets Henry Hertz Jr will sell IS above the ensre
green and back teas green burnt aud ground ees white
brown crusb ed and rened sugars &C. Also all the
fixtures counters shelving tea canners caddes coffee and
sugar mills lon SAFE desks &c Term caGh In currert
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= UCfION NOTICE.-TO FLORISTS-J. BOGART
"A auctoneer-By e. BOG ART, this dav at 9h O'Clock, a.
The corner Of Madison ave sue and Tary.nn streets
several plants cottage house and three glass
houses. ard the contents OF a nursery.
TEOMPSAN AttornaY M0rtpn1A
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II II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEEs.-BY II. II. LEEDS 4 90
II: on Saturday April aS q l0s o,c'ock - the sales
ing of elegant mahogany sofa carved lions heal eight chairs
sch imported by Count Real, very antlq and really
nude By Ersrd cost $500 one rosewood d. by Lnde ono
wood plano, by 0rovesesn New York Also velvet Brus.
sels and ingram carpets magnificent SUITS in three coored
biocsI do In drab and gold mahogany SOFAS chairs
chsrs and rockers, In hair CLOTH black walnut hat racks
carved rosewood etegcre msrbs top centre aid pier
black walnut And mahcgaay bookcases and wardb8s hair
and straw mattresses. French plate psr and manel mirrors
bureaus Wristbands and tables In black walnut
and mahogany; chandeliers and brackets general a.
sortment OF kitchen furniture and crockery.
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ITkNRY B. HERTS. JR, AUCTIoSEER STORE NO.
IL 5h Pine street. GeDtsel household ur iture Monday
xpri 2o at 1oh O'Clock at the house 27 West Thrift sixth
street, comprising handsome sui In velvet push ald hair
Cloth endd rosewood piano Brusses carps oil painungs
rich china uante CLOCKS mahogany bedesds bureaus
wash tsnds centre side and sofa tables: arbe top do Also
library Of books cons firm celebrated au hors bro
cate and window curt9na endd ak aht
together with usual OF furniture and utensils OF
q first cass house. Terms cash. Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

4 UCTION sALE-CN TUESDAY, APRIL 20, AT 10
"A O'Clock NJ. s the furniture contained In a6sut ,rty
In that large FIVE story house In Boome street,
BroadwayN;B B: No. 46l south sde-comprsng general
Of velvet and ingram carpets costly and damask
surans dressing bureaus soas teie tales sa beds ads
mahogany and wood bedseads forty Iron bed
eads large number Of feather beds and be quality curl
ed hair mattreasef The cbande s and brackets through
guam ty table ard Kitchen furniture, sve
plated ard two extension dining tables and
5opper bottom table will sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

A UCTION NOTICE -W. A. CARTER, AUCrIONEER.
"A win sell this day Saturday at 10 O'Clock for account of
concerned groceries ccnsitng OF sugar. rice dried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

I A UCTIoN NOTICE. j. BOGART. AUCTIONRRR.-BY
IA $. B0aARI. this day. q. Il O'Clock at the auction
Of Frankfort aod William streets large sale OF
superior household furniture velvet carpets, mirrors, &c.,
consisting In part Of mahogany SOFAS bureaus lounges
extension dining and ud tables large mirrors,
Oil paintings mahogany and black walnut bedsteads, hair
ma feather beds ana bedding elegant velvet Bru sells
snd three ply carpets crockery cooking soyes cornces
Chandeliers several ose desks, Office chairs
O'Clock: cArpota IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

A UCTICN NOTICE-J BoGART AUCTIONRER.-BY
"A g. BoGART. this day: at 10 oc'ock precisely ct l6s
the Of boardf house, conEsug OF
bureaus beesos feather tedA and bedding tables chsirs
kitchen rang 1tcheu furniture &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

III b. LEEDS. AUCTIOHEER.--BY IL II. LEEDS Il
Cos Saturday AoYi d. 1856, ct IL o'co:k In front
Of store No. 10 Nassau street. roam horse l5 hand. high
eight old, Is stylish and free driver, four
and psreciy gentle ard iiod 10 siagls hsrnesa
las been used but fhor time Silver plated single harness.
in rOO1 order, blank cts, mat whip. DC