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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
NEw-yORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the above Association wes held "
O'clock ON Monday evening in their Committee Room,
Clinton Hall Astor plsce-IsRAsL RUSSELL, esq, N
;be Chair. Present: The Hon. Jas. II. TITUS VIM.
c. Gilman, X. n Havens, Richard kesd, Stephen
Gutter, Henry A. Oakley, solomon Jenner, Js. =
Holden, Salem II. Wses. The treasurer scknosE
edged the receip, of s7o during the month"; sun NJ
adequate To carry out their benevolent purposes.
TIE Diaries Of the Agents showed what had peen
done within the last four weeks; $50 persons have
been visited in our City Jsis IS ef these complains
were abandoned on their advice; Al persons had been
discharged from our respective Courts their recon-
mendation; "A discharged copvcts relieved with
money: II had been supplied with suitable clothing;
men and lad- from our State and County Prisons had
be-, provided with employment; Bibles, Testauents
and ether good aud appropriate books were eheenuly
given. -, ;u.o-.. u.,...,,,.
x,n Introduced and discussed with animation, clearly
indicative of thorough desire TO illustrate the ecnev
oent designs of the Association and especially TO labor
for the clucidation of that difficult problem, Ihe
" best means to render Prison discipline recrmatcry
The new list of Officers aud Committees electea sH
guaranty that the principles Of this chartered Asso-
citation will be more fully developed, and not only DO
numbered among the Christian and phianthopie lnsti-
tuons Of the day but that its practical and ssasarV
influences will become more widely ditnsed over the
State.
Donations Of clothing and money are earnestly 20.
Ecited in behalf of this very useful Institution and VIII
be gratefully acknowledged by Hen. A. Oakley, esq,
No, 66 W all street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
SPECIAL MEETING OF TUE BOARD OF AL
nERHEN

MARcH 90, 1855 O'Clock, p. m.-The Board met
pursuaut to call signed by majority Of the Mem
her o the Board for the purpose of acting upon me-
mortal and draft Of an act adopted BY the DcaEu Oh
Couucilnen TO be transmitted 70 the Leg-a. uIe 4'
tli. state TO raise ~ 600 900 TO build new City hal
Ad. VooRHIs, Chairman Of the Committee on Fl.
nance, and said that the Commute on Finance
# IL correetne and the necerri'y for H. passage he
would move a concurrence with tie Board of Council
IN the adoption OF the memorial sna draft of an
act.
The sauie vas ;Len adopted on division, a. fol-
lows, VIZ:
Affrm4tre-Ad. CorEiu, Healy, Ho.fmire Fox.
Tucker, NooEhs, Griffith, Monaghan. the President.
Ald. Falmer, Fly, Valentine, Henick, Drake-ll.
Nsgafice-Ald. Variant.
AID. Ely inquired if it would not be proper under
tie cal for the Board to rerolye i,ielf into Commit
tee CT the Whole for the purpose OF considering tue
suhiec. Ct the location for the new Bal.
The CHAIRNAS thought that the charter required
that II should have been mentioned specifically In the
cal OE motion, Tie Board then sdjoG.ned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
LIQUOR IN CROSSING THE ISTHMUS.
II a.. ES,fsr n Jks Tytbsrs


SIR: Reading, IS hiss been my custom for many
years, your good temperance paper, always fad
much that is instructive but and then something
that l cannot ascent to, in your correspondents
advice TO travellers dated from San Fran cisco, Feb.
Permit me, as / have passed over the same ground,
TO give my experience a. TO the necessity OF using
liquors good or bad) the passage TO California By
way Of the Ishmus. | made the journey in the com
menoement Of the fever season, having TO stop at
O; Cbagres tss bad AspInwsl, and near by two
nights and days. From previous statemepts feared
the deadly miasma. Ny companions carried with
them liquor, to orfy themselves against fever and
strongly urged me 10 do likewise. This declilei
and we started up the river Chagres At first the
water tasted saltsl, and of course was the natives
cay, rpcha marla--1o good. My companions SAID,
"you will have TO good brandy yoi, but pre-
ftfred en- grange, which | found much mCre cooling
than their fre-water. The natives gathered sugar
cane and we all liked it much. | bsthei every day
in fTesh salt water and after living ne9rtwo months
on the lsthmus, left it a stout healthy and happy
should say that rose early and walked three or four
miles every day. but not in the heat OF the day aS
many did taking only one meal Of nest ca.ly with
abundance Of fruits ana yo yetables. Nv experience
teaches me- after crossing the Ishmus in the dry aad
wet seasons m sickness and in health that liquors in
al css.s only id 10 the troubles Of the trayrlar.
Providence has Kindly placed at hand the cooling
cocoa-uEt mi l. the orange, the Suca'-Care, tcmGrpi
&C. ami if We DO not cat too much II these 10 H. heat
Of the day. but ioloT the example OF the simple Gld
heshy natives we ssal enjoy better health with TIE
prospect of again meeting those whom We love, aud
for whpm thus envountegIng dangers.
hcrr5sasio Feb -, lS56. WILLIAM DANIELS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

A communication was received from the Warden Of
the Penitentsry, asking for the appointment OF add-
onal keepers on account Of the increased number Of
court prisoners under his charge. Referred 70 the
Committee on Penitentiary to report.
Gov. OLIVER stated that the COMMITTEES appointed
as week in reference to the resignation Of Gov. Ora
per had waited upon him. and, after stating the pro-
ceedings Of tie Board, Gov Draper accordingly con-
sented to continue with the Board. Gov. Draper is
now confined to his room at Albany from injuries
ceived GU the H1dson River Railroad on Wednesday
last. caused by the cars running of the track. He
was badly bruised on the hip by the violent corcus.
sion but will be out in a few days.
The Committee on Bellevue Hospital, 70 whom was
referred the communication of DR.. Cummings respect
ing clerical services rendered at the Hospital respect
fully report that they adverse to paying for said
services believing it TO be the duty Of the various de-
nominations to attend to the spiritual want. Of their
poor without remuneration, and concluded with the
Following resolution, which was adopted
B<ied That this Board deem pedient 70 pay tor any
clerical services rendered az Bellevue Hospital
The subject Of erecting Desd-House at Bellevue
Hospital wa. made the special order for two weeks
hence.
Gov. DrGRo offered a resolution TO increase the sal
aries Of the Deputy Warden, at the Penitentiary and
Work-lIouse e200 each. Adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
q, mi, latter oct which moet men would Prcrounoe
Snfs a. wss fried, and sdjudged guilty Of contempt

q, THE latter oct which mot men would Propounce
SntsI wss fried, and sdjudged guilty Of contempt
and disrespect -. ,..;oa
In July represented the aecumulating nlnsnoe !
uas aborinp under from 20 long delay 10 ordering an
;rv,stigatop. and the rapid dSperson Of important
ritnerses, but nearly year eIaPsed without any De
,;ded ;ntimation Of the decision Of the Department be-
inc received At last, in November, and hve days DC
fore the Court vas to meet, tat distant postl re- M
ofiyed notice oft. Ny most important witness On .uo
f,,t charge was then dying and a. anticiPa'eo Va
rjous Others had dispersed beyond my reach.
The charge Of Conduct unoecoming on oiI.. ~ o. GU
n gentleman was without any pior inquiry oI 49,
irationl preferred upon the despoc sssuinpon tne.
nv sccnsations were not true, aud reiurco 10 meet IL
upon the ground that il was vioauoh oi "a" anu ia.
ursI ,obt 10 arbitrarily reverse the position OF accnsei
aud accused until they had been duy investigated and
vTopouaced unfOunded. was, therefore, aoluugs,ul
unity because las j. alleged failed to prove them II
his STere 80 II would not have been surprising aiter 80
sItraordnary delay. But the feet IS that while re-
fed 10 recognize tbs charge, and INC
los. Of some most important witnesses dd, IN con-
pccton with the two first, prove substantauy by nVe
rfscers and six or seven men every material aHega-
top and there IL no evidence on record 20 impeacn
tbe n and the Court by lie decision has repudiated
every ore oftEem.
Formerly, long, arduous and perilous services, such
as mine, were entitled TO some consideration even
when censuTe was deserved; but now rink without re
gard to the person holding it, affords immunity to dee
potic acts of tyranny and oppression that would rouse
the spirit of saint. JoHs I. HENsHAW.
FoJt Ar1vckie c. n. Feb. A6. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

name, With The breat.est Yankee ntimssion that
5or..uy Of tin On Of this root would awaken bis
IDEAS to its mer,s and that if .aid can were len -
certain place re named in Now YORK Il would reaen
hsm in safety. To this I made curt reply that "
"deemeI it favor To spare tbem, ana dd hSt soneh
"cayo remittance could have them" Immediately
a, er this, and within few days from the date Of his
t,eang for the roots with the tender Of his paper be
commenced abusing this plant mos' unscrupu'o1sy'
and has continued it ever snee' c9naoi.e' uhhece
ssry. "'' " N''NN'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
in nc country and VII sell higher to farmers,

higher in .he country, and VII sell higher to arnes'
but NOT. here.
TIE prevailing opinion among dealers seems to be
TIA. horses must sell higher this Spring than last, be-
cause they are worth more in the country.
Our opinion is that they will not cell mucn higner'
and owners have got them hand at higher rates
they will have to take a smaller profit Everybody
now Is waiting for good weather and dry roads.
There il a good assortment of horses in market.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE CHINESE POTATO.

T. ne Eii;or q TIE " L. rrI5rEe>
SIR In your paper OF the 9Vh no.ice an article
quoted from The Homestead a.tVcki1g the D.95corcl
ba.afas. | viii make & short rsVly. On the 10Th
January received from Wm. CE.., Editor q T..
III. nestcad, letter, (he befg then a. now an ertre
stranger 70 ne accompanied by three rOubers o. .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HoUsE.

The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Ten
Governors was held yesterday Afternoon at their rooms
in the Rotunda. Present: Governors Smith, Duke,
Townsend Gunther Bell, Tiemann, Oliver and Taylor.
Number Of inmates in the Institutions for the week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29
POCKETS AND OTMEK BUILDING
BY 4. =. Cook, & Co., Aucis

TNRUSTEE,S SALE OF FURNITURE;
L PICTURES, DAGUERREAN APPARATUS,
&C., &c.. AT AUCT1ON.-By virtue of a deed oil
Trust, made by Thomas A. Duke, to the undersigned
and duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court,
shall proceed to sell at the Daguerrean Rooms OF
said Thomas A. Duke, Main street, the store oil
James Woodhouse Il Co.. on THURSDAY, Oct. 3D.
at 10 O'Clock, all the Daguerrean Apparatus, Carpets
Oil Cloth Sofas. Chairs, Stoves, Centre Table, Blu
reau, Frames, Pictures, &C., &C., mentioned in said
deed of trust.
ALSO,
At the same time and place will be sold the TN
expired lease of said Daguerrean Rooms.
B. w. STARKE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook l. Co., Aucts.
25-td
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by K. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

AND klTCdEN FUhNlTuhE, Ml1LlNGs
RY, &C BY virtue of decd Of trust executed to
me- bearing date 9th day of February, ls4s and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Richmond Hus.
tings Court In deed book No IS, page $50 shall,
trustee, tho goth September, 1855 proceed to sell
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, al
the property conveyed by said deed. consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Millinery, he,
for the purpose of satisfying the provisions OF said
deed.
The above salewil take place at 10 o'clock, ct Mrs.
n A. Lyons, No. lis Broad street. over Messn. c.
Hartwell Co. sa-.5~ T. X. LYNN, Trustee.
E. g. Cook Il Co. Auctg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29
1 gEsIRAHLk HvHsk AND LOT Q,
BY Richard Cauth0rn.

GTOCK OF FAMlL GROCERIES.
- FXTURES SHOES. CLOTHING, &c, AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY, Soth of September, at
10 O'Clock A. M at the Grocery store of John A. Fss.
ter. Agent. on I'd street. near the Burying Groand
will sell at auction for cash his entire stock Oh GRO
ceres LIQUORS of all kinds Coffee Sugar Teas Soap,
Candies, Bacon Molasses Spices Of all kinds Brooms,
Buckets, Bed Cords, fine Chewing Tobacco, Cisan
lot of winter Clothing, Boots and Shoes Cocks LooE
ing Giasses, &c comprising very large and COM
Also. the License to the 1st of April next.
r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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THREE PER CENT. A MONTH.
i THE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC; BY the su-
IL. s.Hh Wnrld - t.OuAaehY -

THREE PER CENT. A MONTH.
i THE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC; By the an.
thor Of {, oh" T wide' Wide World" ''oa'eehy'"
IRyINGs Life Of Washington, vols. lasnd 5. Price
per vol, l5O.
TWO Lectures on the History Of the American Uni.
HoUSEHoLD Mysteries; BY Lizzie Petit, Of Char
NEW Editions Of villettf, Shirley, and Jane Eyre,
vols. OIL per vol.
THE American Gift Book, 2 perpetual Souvenir,
containing Wasbinston'' Farewell Address &c.
THE Adventures OF Gerald, the Lion Killer eompri-
sing history of his ten years eampsisn among
the wild animals Of North America Translated
from the French. BY Cha. =. Whitehead; beau.
TRAVELS in Egypt and the Holy Land; by r. L.
stephens; now edition, with plates. 30.
4 HUNTERS Life among Lions, Elephsnts snd
other Wild I, Ani%a Y. by g. Gordon cunm'n' with
THREE Per Cent. Month, or The Perils Of Fast
Living; by Chas. Burdett LOO.
NEVER Too Late to Mend; BY Chss. kssde, author
MODERN Greece, a Narrative Of Rsadsnee and
Travels in that Country; BY Henry n. Baird, M.
A.; illustrated. I2F.
THE Old Regime and The Revelation; BY Alexis Dc
Teequeyil.; translated BY John Bonner. ioo.
MAGDALINE Hspburns; BY tho author Of zsids.
HUMAN Physiology, staticsl and Dyn.mie.d or
BY John VIM. Draper, n. D, L. L. D illustrated
with nearly 500 engrsvipg. 800.
THE Life of George Washington; BY J. Z: Hsadley;
with portrait and other illustrations. 5 90
NEW Coo. Beck or Practical Receipts Tor the
ENGLISH Traits b r. W Emerson; nsw supply.
,uS.m III ~
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"a 80 ssssss Wv alS $50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1000 prizes amounting $500 900
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 5 Quarters so.
The Alabama and Georgia Lott cries. channels
for investment, present Inducements any known
scheme. The experience the pubic have had of this
management of these Lotteries, the large amount of
prizes sold, the promptness with which they have
been paid, the best guarantees that they will al
ways be conducted in the most honorable manner
Plan of the Lottery.
There SO, 600 Tickets, numbered from I to
80 &C., There are $50 full prizes and $40 Approxima-
tons-making in all 1000 plies
The drawing takes place in public, under the super
intendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The numbers from to 80 0oJ, corresponding with
the numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
of paper, eusrcled with small tin tubes and
placed in wheel.
The first $50 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel. ?
The Wheels are then revolved, and o number Is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out, are opened and exhb-
tied to The audience and registered by the Commis
soner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
are drawn out
Approximation Prfzes.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first $50 prizes, will be entitled to the $50 approxima
ting prizes, according to the scheme.
T-ln ordering Tickets, enclose the money
address for the Tickets ordered, receipt of
which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers immed ately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State,
Remember that every prize ls drawn, and payable
in full, without deduction.
All prizes of 600 dollars and under, paid immedi
ately efter the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days, in full without deduction
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets ahould be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ga.
se20 or S. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
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SODA WATER IN PORCELAIN FOUN:

CODA WATER In PORCELAIN FOUN-
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water il now in full ope-s.
ton. and we will at all times furnish this delicious
aud wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus Is of the most recent construction, the
fountains being linsd with the finest WHITE POR-
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stantly cool on the les during the warm weather,
MEADE l. BAKER, Pharmaceutists
1855, N. w. Corner of Main and 10Th streets
iy 2S---Ssn
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W- DaIIey,n Genulne Pain Extracto

y Dailey's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the Sc
versest burns or scslds, in from to twenty min.
utes-and that it will heal the wounda without scar;
and efectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Sat Rheum
-inhsmmatory Rheumatism-Sore and IEaamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds Bruises-Old and Invetsrate
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions--Erysipelss-
Sprains-Swel -Feons--Chiblsins of In
sects-Sweled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-aud all other infammatory and cutaneeus
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only thingbut reflect that the few,
but positive properties hich the Daley Save alone
contains and heretofore enumerated-one FOUR
can reach not alone the afore-me ntoned diseases,
but many more not enumerated
SCRIBE cALomEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES
rERENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExTkAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of c. V. CLICKENER l. CO., pre-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. AL
others are counterfeit Price Is cents per boz.
" All orders should be addressed to c. v. Click
ener Co 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
Ap l0-6m 125 Main street,
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TRU8Tk1D SALE or gTWC RI SIS
xrsstsn q de 0koekos an Bsifdine fand A.
s.ose9on - mall trocesd @ ssll q fhs hehsw Nd.
S.eks Is AsHs o. W1oNEDDAY evening the 1T
ueteeer nex1 3 4 0ecek ptsoisely, q Deha1s Hail.
on bioed street. eixty-six slisfee 81 the STUCK a.
az Assceaaeo1, tpca which thsfs Hen = ssesrs
= Rslson Reeve to aid Assoefefion. TIE 49, VII
- sold n lots 70 snit purchasefs
i. i. HAROLD <Trusteee
= 1-tds ALBERT SPOTT
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BY Thomas w. keesoo,
(Office with Geo. j. sumner No. 20 Pearl Street.)
c1TOCK nm f.R711,E = 1,S awsAR RIy.

SVUCh OF GKOCEKlES, 8VOKE FIX.
- TURES, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.--
Will be Sold on MONDAY morning next, Septem-
present occupied by Mr.. John P. TslIey, agent for
Thos. w. Tslley, ON Franklin street, between 18th
aud 18th Streets all of his sock of Groceries, Store
Bacon, Fish. Salt Lard, Liquors. Croekery and Stone
ware, Scales, Stands, 10.
TERMs-For ell sums under $50. cash; over that
amount 60 days credit for approved endorsed nego-
table notes. THOS w. TALLEY.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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by Lnrus Il shine.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IN AT AUG rION. =. Will be ssd at auction st our
store. next TUESDAY morning, the 30th inst, com.
msncine at 10 O'clock the entire effects OF genfeel
family declinisg housekeeping embracing par
Mahozany. Wsrdrobss LedisS Cabinets, Mahogany
Freneh bsdstsads Asfas, fets-a-fetes. Card and
sofa Tsblss Sidebssrds, Nahesaey farof Chairs
and Rockers Lounge. Also, ssssrtment OF Kitchen
Furniture, embracing No Cooking range
8seN LAhUo cniN1ss Asesss
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TT Elegant stock of Fail and Winter
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry Goods. MILLHISER
g BRO, 1873 Broad street. are now prepared to offer
their friends, customers and the public generally an
assortment OF Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS
adapted TO ths of every family, and embracing
unusual Noueitp, Beauty and Tdriety.
To WHOLESALE BUYERs-The fact of the buIk
of Goods being bought the large Auction sales
New York large lots it will be the interest of
the merchant from the country visiting this market
to give our stock examination, promising that we
can offer inducements III the way of bsrg ains which
few ether houses can. se l5-l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

~ DIR. Owen Ii. Hill has removed his
office to the of franklin and Wall Streets in
mediately opposite the auction house of Dickinson,
when not professionally engaged. Sc I9-lm
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Shor, ON SEvLNTH STREET, NORTH or
LEIGH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wsw will Of.
fer for sale At suction, on the promises MONDAY,
the 18th Sept, 1856 at O'Clock r. n, az not dis.
posed Of pvassly before that day. Of which dus mo-
ns ss feet Tunnns hack $50 set su.t.s ~ oss
est line of 7th street. north Of Leigh There il On
the premises new framed house, a. BY 50 feet wifh
shop, and be- with little expense, converted into
residence Ii desired. II will be divided into two
or more lots, to suit purchase
Terms very liberal, and made known ON the day Of
sale. GOD0IN APPER9ON,
% Aueta
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BY Taylor q Williams.
RUdLDINGLOTs SN Z ROAD AND JEE-

d FEkSON SITS, BELvIOEKE, &C. AT AUG.
rION.-Win be sold on MONDAY, 2ssh inse. com.
cant Lott, at the corner Of Broad and Monroe IT,,
fronting 50 feet and running back $50 feet to alley
And ut S O'Clock, we viii sell number OF bsauti-
and either side of the residence Of Mr. Reuben Ty
Ter. ~ 80 f,l4s5 ta
TERMS: 0ne-third cash, the balance at and
months, with interest added and satisfactorily
cured. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
se20 Aucts
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IA gyIGNHEet eAL1 on 81eseoo
"A WORTH or sWA1Cnkts leWBEaxs &c.
AT AUCIl0h.-W1nk y - g ksslie eeee!ss, 900.
store No. ~ Mafa s(seet, tho entifo Seeek - ee
chant declining bugleoes aaneunftng = ehnt olae0
worth Of Gold Enelilh Hspftna e1d go - 1eyoe
tsehed Levers Anshess an1 Cy6n1eeA sss
ALSO, & az s.s.sz
An sxtsnsye aeortmsut Of 0eA rlsto3 - CUT
Matches suitable for sbe sountSy trn1e.
ALoU. 80 ~ ~
a lot Of Heavy silver EneIiah Levsn
7g. AL4O, Asse
jswelsd
A hres assortment q Hssvy Gold Tee, Dreast sad
Guard Chains.


An extensive variety Of Gold Loekets, (sIl assa)
Brssstpins suitable for gents anA la1iss Caaee ssa
Gold Stone Sess nrsoeletta Ear HineA ~ styles n
Finger Risgs Gold and Gilvas Rsnelis and Rena ~
sstker With comp,ets aaoetmsnt ofstapfs ap1 faney
Goods, Of al kinds, both Anssjesn and EnefisA
Country merchants wsuid DO veil 70 attend eur
assortment Of snsh articles which can aioae - osnd
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, Ne ara Instructed 70 cless
the entire stock - soon practicable
The public arc respectfully invited . sxamias the
stock which will be exhibited and soia privately, dai
y, until the entire lot 10 closed.
a. Sale t. take place every sveuise commeneinR
ct o'clock. LAkUS L SHINE Auets,
SEN No "a Main nkreet
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~ Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scsPTios-Dsguerreotyp copied into Ambrotypea
and msde permanent, or if desired, to life size en-
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted by
hrsciass artists making most beautiful and deGra-
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