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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

EXRCUTOK,S NOTICE.-All persons
"a having claims against the estate of the late Hen
~ w Sharpe, decd, will present them to the under
signed for payment without delay and those indebted
to his estate will come forward and make payment,
it 10 desirable that the estate should be wound up
at an early day. W.GODDIN, Ex'r of
an l6-3awlm HENRY w. SHARPE, decd.
TN HHDs. n. OkLkANs And CUBA
~ 100 bbls Coffee G Yellow SUGAR.
100 packages Loaf and Crushed do.
500 bags Lsguayra and old Java COFFEES.
i, 20 bales Mocha DO
400 bags Rio do
rs packages TEAS-best quality.
$50 bbls N. o. MOLASSES
60 hhds. and tierces Cuba do.
800 boxes Adamantine and Tsllow CANDLES.
$50 boxes SOAP. -.
500 boxes GLASS. . BY 10 and 10 BY L.
100 doz. BROOME.
1000 reams w. 8. PAPER-iarge and small.
200 dee. BED CORDS.
100 doz. Painted BUCKETS. &N y
lxQ 100 bales WICK and TWINE. $50 4
800 bags 6HOT-assorte6
5000 lbs bar LEAD. fA
RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
And many other articles for ie rsasonable terms
3
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TE Fhkstt I4nPOHTED
AA FALL GOODS.
~ 1856.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

I > HUW Tecelvlng rer ship PepperelI at this port,
land by the ships Progress and Muscongus via New
York, hs usual full supply of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
eithe iate't styles and PATTERNS and from the manu-.
,scufers OF this country, heavy stock Of GLASS
WAKE, Looking Glasses Casters and Fancy Goods
In CREST variety, which he offers to the Trade at low
prices t0r CASH, on the usual credit to punctual
psyers.
Every effort will be made to induce the merchants
Ct Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee, to make
thSlr purchases in this market.
ilchmond August. 1856. al 25-1m
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RX TIE Z ! G0vEKNNK A. !, or ,yIKGINI1:.:

RY The GOvEHNOk OF VIRGINIA..
- A Il Pk0 G CLAMATION ELIAS
HELMS, who was condemsd by the Circuit Court Of
nsnhsll County. 70 i've yesrf inprisonmsnt in the
fenitsntiafy Tor burglary, eseaped thersfrom ON the
night Of the 7th Decsmbef 1s and q siIl at isrEs
therefore do heseby sdsr rewasd Of Four Hundred
Dollars in Hes Of the reward heretofore offered 10
any person er psFsons who ahail asrsst the seid E
Helms and deliver hin isto the Reuitsafisry near
this city; and do moTepysr Tequfre I'll cficen Of
ths Csmmoawsalth, sivil nnd mhitsry, and rsquest
the people eeneratiy 20 eso thsir beak exeriene 70
procure the arrest OF the ssd HslmA that hs may ~
brought TO justice.
f~~~ 0lvsa sndsr ny han1 = 0ovssnsr, ssd
(arAL 5 under the Lesser ssal ofthe commoawsalfh,
3~- q Richmopd, this 11Eh day q Angus IN the
year Ia66 a-sgrsF M HENRY A. WISE.
Tliss Hslm % about - ysafs old hvs fast six as1
ausrfbr inches high. light eomplexton hlsek hair
and DARK syes. Ie-As5w
ftNAlN BAGe.-The n!sncee4ser yeefeal
0Izeri WooIl1n Haanfnctufina Glwpanl heye -
hsuh GRAIN RA0A ofsspssios qualsy. Orders istt
g ths ofass ef the andst5snaA. pfsnsely sxssssse
= = = Z. Z = -- WM. 4. fowEna Aesat
% 9-d5amlw sa 4 Han. q - ~. Asns' Vo.
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go 80 -u=ss.=z-l SPECIAL NOTCH.
la iEi s@s...ss:ssssIT ADAMS EXPRESS
EN- Ha----A-COMPANY, I34 MAIN sr.
us,,ps renewed their Express, on the Raleigh and
5.s,nr Rslfesd, are now prepared to forward. with
5,gi,h and at reasonable rates every kind of MEk-
ci.SI1lSE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
~ &C. &c. BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
.,,,re Of trasty messengers to all points on the
e,is1sh and CASTOR Railroad, viz:
GASTON Henderson,,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants ana others entrusting Goods to the
sdsms Express Company, will be relieved from the
--tsssty Of tndins consgnees at every point along
be line thereby saving time and expense.
Goods csled for and delivered free of charge
J. N. TAYLOR, Srpt.
J. L. MACDON0UGH, Agent. se Its
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6tl(l TONS BEET PERUVIAN GUANO.
lSS sss: so.: ,sss, Ss:s fiIsse
For sale low for cash BY S.
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The WAR IN KAKsAs--Tsrxs :, '<,...-.---.---.- 2
Ins telegraph dispascf sivirr : b,ssr ...s...s :.
the reported desperate nrht "a Rs,.. s...s -
We presume, upon the follsssinf Iets.,, .,sss -
and in the Western QGo9 Dispatch. '''sA 8
CAnp M, ], :. IL. s.ss
Gentlemen: moved viii 3sS msn - n. ~ Ass y. =
fort and town Of Ossa wotamis-ths ~ sconon
sna h haisn. osisss l.s sy ss
about sunrise on yesterday. We have Lsd h,;ss
fight for an hour OF more, and had Ave mar -.
and ..s o.ss i.a sssAs;
the number certain. SON Of old Brown and slmo.ss
CERTAIN old Brown himself destroyed I'll their sss
n.saSn M and provisions and bcys would burn the town
We must be supported By our friends. We sel,
want more men and ammunition -amrauuition ~ m
sorfs Powder, muskets, balls and caps Il the con.
Iwrte in great hsste rs have been In saddle rode
100 miles and fought battle without rest.
Your friend, g REID.
& CAMP AT Bull CREEK, Aug. 81, 1856
oents-Hen. Reid, with z50 men, had fight at Os-
nwottsmie yesterday. We had four men wounded !;
Capt Bsyce. of Lexington. Frank Gordon, of Clay
Capt. Beycs had his wrist broken. Gordon was shot
II mt the shoulder Young Jackson Of Howard. was
f.yette, shot in the thigh Young Parker, Of Lafsy-
stte in ths leg The AboIitioaists made the
attack We killed 20 and burnt the town.
same evening, large number made their appear.
ancs near Camp We expect to have ight ut Prai-
rie City. We then march to Lawrence, whore we
will have the big fight. We need men and means
There are here 1900 men, and about 800 opposite
Lawrence, that will operate with us.
- brown was supposed to be killed at Omawotamie.
Urge ell men to como on la n
Yours, JAS. CHILEs.
A letter dated St Joseph, Aug. 90, says:
Gen Atchison has been elected commander-in-
chief Of the srmies Of Kansas His staff consists of
some of the most distinguished officers of the Mexi-
can war. He has eleven hundred and ffty men in
one division, and some five hundred In another
they will concentrate to-day upon Lawrence. Gen.
Richardson has taken No his line of march for the
northern line to cut off further invasion from that
quarter, but he received orders yesterday 10 move
down to Lawrence. That town will be surrounded,
and it, fate decided before Monday night. There
are about 1900 mon in Lawrence prepared to defend
A dispatch dated st. Lsuis. Sept. 6, says:
The st. Leuis Democrat publishes q statement by
the Freesoilers who arrived here yestersay confirm
lnR the BURNING of Ossawattomie They say there
were but fifty Freesoilers in the town at the time
and the attacking party numbered 400. Several
ners Two were afterwards shot. Brown and his
son were killed They also confirm the killing of
William Phillips at Leavenworth By 4 party of
Southerners under Capt. Emery, aud the driving out
of the Territory all persons unwilling take arms
against the Freesoiers. .''is.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

With Pepper. Ginger, .AT1spice, sessra Matches.
PIow Lines, Bed Cords, 6nuf, Lead. Shoe Thread,
Clocks Brown White Lead, Extract Logwood, with
the frada an J0---2W
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ff1eEOn.-lOO hhds realIy prime " esteFn
or,,s siaes With and without bone; ~ hhds. really
f,ame DO Shoulders I00 600 ihs Tedd,s Family Hox
"ooeo =. ~ In store and for ssls ~ 81
sa~ CHAS. 4. NORTHAM 3 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

product svei By tae labor OF 233 600 ms1 aud
Bitsin non proouces ons-ha OF AZ ths irol mai, II
the world
There Is trads or manu- sc!u OF ste .dy
and aorssse and psos pety tn.n la Of iro
Every year tia. meal Is applied to uses, s.d til )
railroads iasLane. II Is estimAlei b. goot Ad.d,-
rites that thsfe 90 square miles iah selts
be surfs.e the giobs which will ult; nat,y rsq
2 900 900 miles OF railroai Tais will require six
hunorsd million tons of rail- bssii lie sixty millions
ally for Ano tear A; the present rats oil pod
only supply the demand alone, aside flom AL tn,
uses Of iron.
In less than ninety years the Unltei States will proSs
b produce more Iron than Grest tain. Oar nAtivs
supplies OF the immense and ssss sni "a
constantly increasing demand for iron aga
It's msnutscrurs In vast quaint los The i'm minss
the shore Of Like Superior vAuabe thAa the
gold mines Of California Their extsnt forb;ds all fssc
exhaustion. AID tie product VIII always hud almost
unlmi ed demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

The Picoyune of the 2eth Of May says exchange va
rather heavy, and the business limited Some clea
sterling was ioid at 1895 1o91, the latter
rate for the very best Nothing done ia bill
Of ladipg drafts, the for watch ia 1887 1857
Francs slow at ST. goa ST. Is. New York sixty day
rules from u ak per cent discount, but little can
sold over Ia. Sight, par 4 per cent discount the in
side figure being only obtained for small over the
bank counter.
The Pittaburg Price Current gives tho following &C
count Of the iron trade Of the United States:-
The United States makes seventh Of all the
iron produced annually in the world. Yet the produc
ton In this country Is far less than the consumption
In the United States the iron made annually ca uals
eighty four pounds for every person in the country,
while the consumption is lit pounds per head 10 Eng
land the production is 287 pouucs per head and the
sumpton LA pounds This Ia great source Of Eng
lands wealth She sells every year many million dollars
worth of iron in all ormf, from the pig the bar, the
sheet and the rail- to the finest cutlery and most minute
fabric which iron steel enters Last year Great Br
tam msnu aotured 1856, COS tons Of iron, valusd at
&i2b 600 00O About half hat amount, ut least
seo.ooo,ooo WORTH was for sae TO other nations This
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04
: GROsKNE OIL


Imporan; heads Of departments, trustees Of hoshslx
asyums prisons, schools colleges, churches railroad
panies, factories ship ship supply u
country rasaeSces proprso Of watering places and hosa
Keepers.
fte undersigned have the honor to that the Ker
one Company, by great labor and expense have succeed
ely removing the unpleasant odor from OIL
without injury to ta Illuminating Qualities Tbs s6vsntsc
poss csse6 by Tie kerosene oil ara
lat. The intensity Of ihel. ghl produced.
ID. 1t " net explosive.
"a. II win remain fulc when . best sperm oil has con
gealed.
sib LIS uuryalled ooouomy-ls kerosene Of. giving
uch light as 90 OF rapcseedh -Sla x whalo-sS
sperm o--or $40 Of burning fluid
InguIsrce companies alowi be used without additions
premium.
burner Win se and tAi wies can 20 adopted
al slight EXPENSE 10 the mechanical 0arc6 SOLAR astral
roam oil campheus and webb's patent lamps TO any
mental vase candostck And chandelier, enabling Ne CON
mer kerosene on ut 81 gallon afordng double
NE amount Of light be obtained from rapsseod OIL M u 81
or from speYm oil, al S726 .
Kerosene nbYcang or squAl 10 nu,di % ne bs.t spern
o possessing advantage OF not congealing low
emperature also Be burned IN all the ordinary,
mechanical solar and hand lamps including bovspr and
signal an and gives Light than SPERM whale or lard
al AUsfRNA
Kew York.
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r 1aHT FOR THE MILLIoN;.A GOOD LIGHT FOR
IL ten shiug year.fho S'lvie Oil Company Il now
ready 70 supply the public with good hand lamp and good
DSbts mill per boar az cents per week At four hours
siys no din sreeable smell rsarrss no sIa iusu-anss
OIL s4of lard o IS OF whale on. win not congsaI
sture be used for any purpose artificial
light Lamps Of eveJ description fer using Svs oil will be
found at our once 70 la Pearl street. few doors wc, Of
site Howard street. w. PARARNTRR, Treasurer Ryic on
Company No. lS Pearl street. Secured by letters paen
n BAeo TOR se luhrcattr g. enners refined aud rsiut
oil atthe Twcst priges.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


A QUESTION ARISES AT THE CINCINNATI CON-
"A venton TO whether the hards sos entitled to ad
CAN WEEKLY PREss Is he Ses and Cheapest paper ia the
weird. Trims, 81 annum; 81 30 Per hundred TO agents.
sh liz advance Advertisements inserted 5cents line
Orders addressed TO the proprietor north vest
q Fulton ant Nassau streets, NeT York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

II HcUGHToN, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
D. thursday june a. II O'Clock at NO "a Maiden lane
large rich Invoice Of Ed and diamond jswery gold
patent lever dupsS and hunting watches, aso silver Do
also AIDES ches diamond pins and rings rings studs
gold vest and guard chains sleeve buttons seal rings and
keys tickets breastpns finger rings bracelets &c Also
m Voice az ftlyev prted aud cutlery ADO uvoce of
Sugars &c. By osder Ok asNignee,
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WILLIAM IRVING AuCTIoNEE

yxruIIAM IRvINA AuCT1oNEER.-OIL PAINTINGS,
w er rravipgs staukard works, &c.-WfLLIA AN IaVINa
a co. viii sell nj auction on Wednesday June at l04
cioch ut the sale No. Pine street. about 0 cut
modern paintings, sire cheers IN sheets and In frames,
marines, portraits battle pieces cattle
ces architectural subeats fruit pieces NEUROLOGICAL
ects heads river and es views Interiors &c aso several
Hand Book FACTS wsrs elegant moroeco bernd
,ibbons, Rome Claks Commentares Hume's gnglad nv.
ron's works antique calf Pilgrims Progress, &e Also
Ane mockng bird,
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DR. SIMEON DRAPER, AUorToNErR-aREAT AUG

RYslMEDN DRAPER, AuoTIoNEERaaREATA AUG
- ton sale Of railroad bondsWl he sold at public
ton, the highest bidders At the Merchants Exohsuge in
Wal street New York on Wednesday june at hah past
IL O'clock SALT 500 convertible mortgage bonds Of Della
and Western Railroad COMPANY bearing
date April 1885, and In the city OF New York. March
1881 with interest," att per cent payable semi annually
the first days of March and in each year for which
coupons attached with the privilege of converting the
same into stock any time before 1862 These oonas
of Issue Of 50 GOO 600 authorized by Act Of the
Legislature OF approved March 1885, the
nder q Them having 3sen disposed OF me pay
Wilets and Samuel l.. Mchi tru:tees the entire rail-
road ll2 miles In Length and large portion of II already
graded for second track and It's eq9pmsn together with
the coal mines and mining machinery OF the
subject prisr only 81 100000 OF which $500 900
due 1871 81 coo in 1875 The entire cost OF the rail-
road coal lands and covered the mortgage
to tbs time Oh so g. which amount represented b
Qess erials ard coal hand debts due, &c 1896 400 o.
total $50 &C. The company have been able to pay the
Including the n he'd part q their road from the earnings
In Western and Northern New York besides considerable
surplus will bs by the following staenei which has
been appropriated the credit Of their and coal do
partment funds, fer depreciation and ienewas:-
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1ne propeller 1enerai Taylor NJ Der0it from Lake S1pe
ror brought down 128 barrels and % msssescopper from
the MDnesota mine as barrels from the Forest ine and
barrels from the Nebraska ine which was discharged
at the Detroit and Waterbury Smelling Woks She
brought barrels from the Aztec ine 81 barrels from
Adventure mime barrels from National rains barrels
from Totec mne "a barrels and p from North
American mine, barrels from Eagle River mine, 1922
barrels and Is masses from Cliff nine for Cleveland
making In all about 800 TONS The schooner G. W. Ford
also arrived from Detroit with lit tens schooner Free
man with 1876 TONS and the schooner Seaman With cop
per- The copper brought BY the schooners all for
the Detroit and Waterbury Smelling Works, and large
portion Of it was from the Minnesota mine.
The following table win show the operations Of the
Mint the United States at Philadelphia for the month
Of MAY
UNITED STATES MINT, PHuADELpHA-MAY, 1856.
Gold bullion deposi.ed-
Total gold deposts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $543 600
Silver bullion deposited
Including silver purchases. 1852 900
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We also Learn that the pea of usury nj, d'cSsst
st the board appears to thlt the present m.uss
ment have tho much ndiv ts nt,.ss.in ths binds 70
resort TO such an alternative.
The anrexsds atement exhibits the va'us of meroha
dise specie &C., imported int, and exported Eco N this
port durx the month Of Nay OF the present and pas.
two years -
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WIN. Writer'S AUCrIoNEER, Will SELL ON FRI

w day June at 1o1s O'clock at Sos Broadway, all IN,
did rosewood mahogany oak and black walnut fur
suits In brocade brocate musn &c etegeres bookcases
sesearies deboards dining sus oak and mahogany
CENTRE side and extension tables; wsrdrobes rosewood and
shgauy beds esds dress bureaus and washstands side
board bookcase bureaus &C. with lie extension bed
stead attached Aso spring and hair And
pillows of the best quality and Workmanship Every hng IN
the above establishment first class goods Purchasers
let their gocds remain the promises for thirty days
free Charge Catalogues ready the day vous 10 the
sale when the goods be examined Deposits required
from all purchasers. Also, the unhnshed sock OF har and
feathers By bag and bale.
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VIZ s. MHLLoR, AUCTIONEER-BY HOuGHToN 4
W. MBlLoROn Thursday, June al los O'Clock at ll3
Nassau street. large and sails Of csbns usDnre
pisnoores brocse window curtains c,rnces and assss
french plate manel and pier mirrors removed from dve
irg house, several suits eameled chamber furniture US
maple bsdeeds hr mattresses paiasses china tea and
Dir ner Sets richly decoiaed vases &c Cabinet furniture
consists large variety Of psror chamber, drawinsroom
parlcr sris in moque hair cloth and fancy
oyerngs wardrobes hasands tete tets aud
rocking chairs Iurhi chairs deane and fancy
covers bool ditto work tables musio cabine
Ions oungebeds seat chairs At IL O'Clock
vers superior toned rogewood ard mahogany psnoores
OF whrhhre fully warranted the bought
vale Articles be packed for shipping the premises
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

COMMERCE OF TIE PeET OF NEW Yoas.
Va.,e Of f~porl,
oonsa. ptioo. ). .sl2 oeiass ssdss5al sla ses,.2l
Wsrshouss....". $i5is5! 22,3ss,o5o S.ss,S5o
Specie sna bullion isS,s2s $3.50 iA'ss.
Totals. 81, lsi lsi sll, Gas ss5 sls Ia
Falaeg Exports:
pon.stas pFedus.. ss,ssa42z ssoii ss,sss' sos
For out, 3a as sssa2 2ssa1s
specie AUD baa n. sssi ess sssoIss sslssss
Totab. ss,s5o, $3.50 $40 os5 02s 50 6si ,sls
The total imports and ports of this port for the
eleven months ending June each o. tbs past three
years, follows -
FOREIGN TRADE PORT OF New YORK.
Eleven months ending
Total value ips sl7 2so OIL 1l2 o4 1870 g5S ool
Total value Of exps. s7,l75,s4s s,27ss 1927 915ssosl
Excess of power $50 1923 Os7 49,
This is the position Of he foreign trade Of this
port compared with that corresponding dates eac
of the past tEo years. The foreign trade Of the Who'll
country, in the time, will make very different
exhibit There is in all seasons very large balance
against the foreign trade Of this port alone,
count Of this being the great receiving depot for foreign
productions Other ports make ports usually for
most Of the In imports here; and returns
published few days since showing the foreign trade Of
the whole country for the third quarter Of the present
sca year. should judge thar the aggregate exports
would exceed in value the aggregate imports for the
whole twelve months ending June 3d. 1866.
The Chicago Democrat OF May 80, says
Between $50 600 and bushels of corn have been
sold on change" in this city within the past two days.
This will give seine idea Of the business done in this
article IN Chicago
The exports of -four and grain from Chicago by lake,
tor the week ending May "a and for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ART.
w Superb original ancient and modern oil paintings, ar
Giles OF veru Erard piauoofte &c, &c. WILLlAMIRv!NG
81 the residence Of James Phsien Esq AZ East Fou,
paintings The modern panNg mostly painted to order
for the present Amorg hem viii be found pecm
others The ancient paintings were seeced with re, care
bis possession up. ards Of twenty among them will be
the pencils Of Salvador Roa Brenghe
andre Bsrsno ,hare, Panmens, Berghsm Gusoceno,
Gssicrdo Dsls 9Ss y. H., snyasrs. sssasz'
C0Yrego, sasscenato ard others. Marble busts and
tues pancfore superb ormou clock ouv fee. high
sup ported by ormou figures hlad with artistic porces
den china ard French porcelain vases beautifully painted
works cf art articles vertu. Particulars sad
Enquirer Can be examined with catalogues Tuesday
and wedn ssday June aud A. from II A. M to p. n.
each day. Cards admission be6bianed 1T the office
the auctioneaS, No. Pine street.
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EUGBNE B. FIR ANKLIN, AUCTIONExR-BY FRANK.
w LIN, NICHOLS Co, At their salesroom, So Nassau

EtHENE, q; FE ANkLIN, AUUTiUFEAR-Bf FEANk.
street, near Fulton.-Ths morning, at iox o'clock ex
tersve sale OF and hand houehod iurnre
pets French plate mirrors and pier gassea superior oil paint
hgs rich cut lass Nm china ware &C. This sale will
the catalogue will embrace several OF superior cabns
msde furniture, copeistrg Of psror suits OF variety
paror SOFAS ounp es ocans arm reclining rocking aud
ride chairs; centre ardsnd sofa tables solid oak rosewood
mahogany and enameied chamber sns bedseads bureaus
secretary and library bookcases eegee corner
music and soosstnds; hair ma esses pais clocks 10 lie
cutlery, rich French china and crystal &c, a.. tbs
whole OF which will be gold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

fae of choice groceries, vince &c Heary B, HeY, Jr,
will sell At auction, Friday. juno 6, vt I01a O'clock
salesro. NO 6s Pre street. computing white
crushed coees Ooong and young eaa pickles.
olive OIL msccsron wines liquors. and large lot of
ard German segxrs. Terms cahh in city funds.
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An EFFICACIoUs CUBE yoK OoREs. BUEIOrs. CAx
"A oses nAs growing into the leeh and evay disorder
the feet. by new Ard peculiar method without cutting,

SURE CURE FOR FRYER And AGUR GIL
"a OHKESl's fever and asue remedy, aneed 70
In evey CAGE feve, and egue bilious remittsn or nterm
Spring street. between Wooster and streets New
Yoik, N. B-None genuine unless sigred
THOS. T. QILCHREST.
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Ey EDWARD sCBENCK 4 co, 80 NAssAUlsrREEr.-
On IhuisdAy. June a. 01 sock, sn imp orters stock
OF are wires bTandes sardnes &c. 10 cases denhns and
casks VIZ Enrd Goddsrs and Bensus cSg1sc
Madeira sardsman Forester Iors Amonulsto, pale
cherry brandes, Jamaica rum, Holland gin, whiskey &c ;
sardnes 10 whole and half boxes Havana and German &C.
gsrs Also many fue lots OF champagne aud crst Wines
rom an importer tocs to he concern Every arols
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