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Tx Missouri COMPROMISE LISE.-A vote
taken in the Ohio Legislature, a few days
since reveals, in striking light, the hypocra.
sy Of the abolition cutlery against the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise line, That body
lie known to be Free Soil" in both branches
by an overwhelming majority, yet a resolu.
ton in favor of the restoration Of the Nilsson.
ri Compromise could obtain, in the House,
only % out of 90 votes. What commenta
ny upon the professions Of horror Mt the al.
lodged violation Of plighted faith. Of which
we have heard so much.
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Irenl tI,c Sick,-Men Of liberal education At

Heal the Sick.-Men Of liberal education at
the present day. devote all their talents to discover the
means whereby they may remove those painful mala-
dies which assai the human frame. There Is nober
art than that of healing the sick, considering the
beress diseases to which man is liable, and which may
cause him to drag out protracted life Of Distress
suddenly cut him on In the bloom Of his existence and
usefulness We should gratefully seize upon every
means of contracting their dreadful effects, causing
removal Of those clogs to happiness In those
where the Liver the Stomach is the cause, we would
highly recommend DR.. llooaands German Bitters pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson. No medicine at this time
stands higher than these Dtters and TO those who
suffering from the horrors of Indigestion, say they
are the antidote. See advertisement.
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ID O IL "a NJ q H u u,
(leVplnnG. EpI,n.

vHNIIE above named House, situated within a few
h yards Of the Depot, Is now open for the reception
of Travellers. Persons travelling the East Tonnes
and Georgia Rail Road and stopping at Cleveland,
will find this House more conveniently situated than
any other.
The subscriber pledges himself to his utmost ex-
erons give satisfaction, and to render comfortable
all those who may favor him with their patronage.
April IL, 56-tf-394 LORENZO DELANO.
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G arriage Repository,

JOHN il. 8IG1O%E5
| 5 receiving a variety of Carriages, con
ssting OF Slide-seated Bugsies, Family
Wagons, Rockaways, top, and otop Buggies,
CONCORD BUGGlES, Hack Wagons, two
horse Plantation Wagons-all iron axles;
Harness and Whips-N,rthern made and
warranted of good material, which he will
sell as low as can be bought in any Southern
market.
Any style of Carriages or Wagons got up
TO order at short notice.
lie also has some Horses and Buggies to
hire out for the accommodation Of thepublic.
.-r JOHN L. BRIDGES.
April 4, ls56-tf-393.
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CHANG OF FIR MI !!
Look 01t for Squalls.

VINE have sold out our stock of Goods to JAMES
Wv CHEsNUTT and DAVID CANTRtLL Thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended TO US, &C
lict a continuance OF the same TO The new lrin.
Our old cunistomers will now the proprietT and
necessity OF squarng up their reconnaissance Of whom
have not paid a dime in three years II would be
years longer, but having long since exhausted phi
waite capital, and not having sruck copper" shall
be compelled TO force collections in very short time,
II they not voluntarily made. We have no iesire
to press customers put them to cost and those
who prefer it forward and confess judlnert.
These who neither pay up confess Judgment must
not be offended II we them, more especially after
having ndulged them so long. And hope tley will
not put us to the trouble aud expense of hunting them
up bat that they viii forward like clever Elbows,
square up thci: accounts and continue trade with
the new firm, who are first rate fellows, havea very
fair stock on hand, and Ia few days will he expecting
New Goods. CANTRELL co.
McNlinn co Anri 4 1SSe-3nla-3A2
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n-''A young lady has written down in her
album, that kissing is II capital offence.
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Now, Mr.. Puryear is a member of the
House: and wouldn't it be Il good idea for his
brother members to take twelve hundred
dollars worth OF his old rye, instead OF the
books! They would thus get something
much more popular. with them than books,
and do good thing for one Of their own
body. We recommend them to think of il
seriously. There is an exciting Presidential
election coming on, and Puryear's old rye
wonld be very valuable political agent
". Y. Herald ,-r
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e4s- An exchange asks very innocentlv if
il is any harm for young ladies' to sit in the
lapse of ages.
Our opinion is that it all depends on the
kind Of ages selected. Those from eighteen
TO twenty-five, We think are rather hazardous.
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Di@Golutjon

yNyIIE copartnership heretofore existing between c.
IA r. &c r. r. GIBSONfs, by mutual consent, this
closed by c. f. Gibson. c. Y. GIBS0N,
Athens, Feb %, 1856. 7. +. GIBSON.
In retiring from business take this occasion TO
turn my most sincere thanks my old friends for the
liberal share of patronage heretofore extended TO the
house, and solicit continuance of the same
Feb 29-tf T. +. GIBSON.
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More Likely Negroes.

KING d PHILLIPS. McMinn county
IN Tenn, have another lot Of very ikj,
Young Negroes for sale. Boys weighing frti
10 TO li5 pounds-and few likely girls.
March 20, l666--tf-3p2.
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MAIL RoBBERIEs.--A regular system Of
mail robberles seems To have been planned
and put into successful execution between
this city and those of the Atlantic We learn
from Colonel Armstrong, postmaster at ST.
Louis, that the mai made up for Boston on
the 26th January, the mail of the 9th Of
same month forWashinston, and the mail of
The 9TH of March for Philadelphia, are all
missing, and have fallen into the hands of
robbers. The matter is one requiring Instant
investigation by the Post Office Department.
These mails contained money and large
amounts of drafts, and it seems strange that
they should have been stolen without dis
covery by those having them in Charge
From the moment that they leave the ST.
Louis post Office they are in the charge of
mail agent. The agent from this city goes to
Vincennes, where the mails are entrusted to
another messenger, and so on until they reach
their ultimate destination. These agents are
employed for the special purpose guarding
and safely delivering the mails, and it the
brass.lock bag, always containing the valua.
blcs and money, is missing they ought to
know what becomes OF ii. These mails, all
lost within the space Vi six weeks, shows IL
degree of Negligence on he part of the agents
which is inexcusable.-St Louis Republican,
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Saddle, Bride and Harness

TEVIiE subscriber would return his sincere thanks to
N the public generally for the very liberal patron
age he has received and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit continuance OF the same.
He has just returned from Philadelphia with good
stock OF materials, which enabbles him to manufacture
any article in his line with promptness and despatch
Hogskins for seating, Enamelled Leather of all colors
Pad Skins Bride Bits, Srr Irons, and various other
articles, for sale low down for cash..
lie keeps constantly on hand a good assortment OF
Saddles Brides Whips, &c. Please call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, on the Square, between Horizons and
Cleage's Stores. EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Athens April IL, 1S5G-tf-394
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GOOD News FOR THE SURGEONS rail-
roads have resumed their regular trips.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A CoMPRoMIsE.-We
see that Congress has lately been squbbling
about the usual allowance twelve hundred
dollars worth of hooks to each member-
One member desired the cash instead of the
litcratllre-another that he might take il out
in novels, and so forth. Books for Con-
gress are manifestly inappropriate, for as the
Richmond Enquirer Says
at would be difficult to find two hundred
men, taken indiscrimina.ey any where in
the republic, less obnoxious to the charge Of
letters, or free from all faint of wisdom, or
more addicted to brandy and faro, or more
incapable OF constant and useful labor.
Wepropose Il compromise Of this matter,
and publish the following advertisement
from the Fayetteville IN. CD Observer
"OLp Rye WHisKRY.-W. Draughton
has just received a supply Of Hon. II. C.
Puryvar's celebrated old rye whiskey. He
will be supplied with this superior whiskey
as the demand increases. w. Draugton is
my only authorized agent for the sale Of
my whiskey in Fayetteville.
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u.s.
Malinda Cadle, Mark Cadle, Henderson Wal
lis, Houston Wallis and Thomas Wallis,
children and heirs of John Wallis, deed,
the children and heirs Of Preston Wallis,
deed, and Others, heirs of William Wallis
deed.
fBW and Amended Blu
TT stated in amended bill that the above
i named defendants reside beyond the limits
Of Tennessee, publication is therefore order.
ed to be made for four weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court to be held at the Court house in Madi.
sonville, ON the. first Monday of June next,
and answer complainant's said bill aud
amended bill, or the same will be set for
hearngp pro cOnfesso. .,
J. a. COFFIN, G. d. N.
April IL, ls56-it-prs fee SS-S9i
James Clbourne, Admir-,
Us.
Creditors Of NJ Clibourne, deed.
Iasoipem Estate
r WILL state the account in this case at INV
/ office on the l4th Of May, 1856.
J. A. COFFIN, C. d r.
April IL, is56-3t--prs fee $2-sQ4
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sand he played on a Harp of a

ME are happy to announce to "al the
w world and the rest Of mankind" that
we are now in receipt of one Of the largest,
most fashionable, and durable stocks of
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March %, lSh6-4t--prs fee 1892.
Isaac N. Baker and Ann Baker


C. G. Heard and his wife Sarah. James H..
Baker, and others.
1T appearing from complanants Bill that
Il defendants, c.. Heard and his wife Sa-
rah. reside beyond the limits of the state of
Tennessee, publication is ordered to be made,
in the Athens Post, for four weeks, requiring
said non resident defendants G. G. Heard and
@ife, to attend at next term of the Clnncery
Court, TO he held at the Court house N Mad
sonville, on the first Monday of Ju,e next,
and answer complainants Bill, or the same
will be set for hearing as confessed, and
heard accordingly.
A. COFFIN, O d. M
March %, lS56-4t-prs fee s3--392
Eli X. Ludwig,
u.s..
William T. Harris, Daniel Welcb and others.
DILL charges that defendant VIM. T. llar-
ID ris resides in the State of Pennsylvania,
publication is therefore ordered fo' four sue
cessiye weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant TO maze his per-
sonal appearance at the Court house. in Mad
isonville on. the first Monday of Jne next.
and answer compliments bill, or she same
will be set for hearing pro co'yeso, and
heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN. O. / III
March 2S, 1856--4t--prs,. fee S3-3R.
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FIRST LARGE AUCTION SALE
Spring and Summer Goods,
IRBY MORGAN 4 CO.,

NOD Public Square. Nashville, Tenn.
Time SHE. .H
nuR regular Spring Sale will take place on Tuesday,
Y y 25N March, ann continue THREE D6ps.
THIS ,SALELS DESIGNED EXCL Isl VEL J. FOR
MERCHANTS
Goods usual, will be offered in lots TO suit buyers,
with liberal privileges to those wanting larger quant
ties No LOT OF Goods win he Withdrawn after bid has
been received. Sales positive IN every Instance The
stock TO be offered embraces fine assortment OF
Fresh Spring Goods,
were offered at Auction In the State and viii
afford merchants of every order fine opportunity TO
make mp their Spring stocks The assortment consists
In part as follows:
80 cases handsome Spring Prints;
20 cases Lawns and Drilliantes
8 cases Cottonndes;
10 cases Linen bucks and Drills;
20 cases Bleached Domestics
leases Bleechcd Drills
% bales Sea Island Domestcs;
cases Irish Linens;
10 cases Bed Ticks;
90 cases Fancy Bonnet;
81 Cartons BQpnet Ribbons;
100 boxes Flowers;
70 pieces Grapes, (all coors.)
Jaconets Cambrcs, Swiss Muslns Inser,ngs, Edgngs,
and all descriptions of White Goods; French Printed
Jaconets beautiful lot of Tissues and Berages; Para
soils, Umbrellas, and Fancy Goods generally full
assortment Of Trimmings-such Threads, Buttons,
Needles, Hosiery, &C., &C.
Merchants generally are invited to attend the sale.
lRDY MORGAN & co.
Nashville, Feb s, 1s56-5m-3I5
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EpnNNETS.-Lades in want of a "duck of a
E1 Bonnet" will please call early and procure one at
April IL W. q. HORTON & cos.
Ep EADy-HIade ClOtbing.-A large stock
E9v of good and cheap for sale at the Cheap Store,
by April IL W. G.. HORTON co.
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Died,

In this place. on Friday, tie 4th inst, Mr.. Jon
GRESHAM.
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In CI,nncery az Athcns.

Silas n. Rucker, Hamilton WATSON and wife.
Hilton H. Burk and wife, and Others
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Heads Up! Ewes Right !

FORWARD march to the Forth side of tho
l. Public Square, one door East of MeEweu
AZ GillnsDip's Stnra whore
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NE IEyETT's NEW AND IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC
M .prepared plates for ato teeth highly for
their increased rmncss in position power OF mssaiou and
superior 70 the ordinary suction plate well sdaped the
continuous gum II Il truly worth the attention OF those
ing requiring artificial teeth to examine this Improvement
before engaging elsewhere Teeth by benubng
application end every recent improvement cf the day
LEVITT dentist No Y Weyerly place, pe1 Bgcaiwss, ks
tatiishcd l43S. T. 49,
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IA sale OF splendid rosewood AID mahogany furniture,
cod ocrte oil paintings lace curtains magnificent,
Dresden chm yases pier china and glass ware
day September 10 at l0 O'Clock at residence No y West
nure as above consisting of richly carved paror
and crimson plush silver plated ware paria1 marble siasu
pieces each rosewood suit eight pieces in silk plush
made order rosewood Egyptian marble centre side and
sofa tables italian marble TOP tables splendid lace
tans and cornces large plate glass pier mirror with
bronze brackets ard slab % day ebony nlad clock rich Dres
maDte ornaments &c, large and splen
did Paran marble sauee Of Queen Catherine exhibited in
ng ne gold frames sod carved rosewood reception chairs
ssgere with plate glass doors and back do do corner etc
table naid table cutlery silver service rich china tea and
tumbers vines Bohemian glass SETS decanters &C. also
dnnRroom chairs SOFAS mahogany eegeres and
Chamber--Resewood marble top dressing bureaus, do
Wristbands 10 match do centre tables rosewood Ezabehan
bedsseads cured hair mattresses spring d. paasse
pillows and holsters spreads and blankets sofa beds and sofas
rocking chairs mahogany spring chairs seat do
gilt frame oval mirrors Ingram ply and Brussels
pets marble hat hall chairs
Pianoorte One richly pearl nad panoforte octave
made by Hardman, and warranted for two in
but short splendid instrument; 800; full
anee. Catalogues morning Of sae sale perempory rain
shine. deposit required BY order Of JOHN T. BILBEY
Assignee
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A UCTION EOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER Will.
IA sell at public auction for cash. Friday, Sept
l0s O'Clock at 20 West Fourteenth two costly
rosewood panofortes with solid
each city and for years; together
large variety o elegant household furniture which the
owner over ssh 900. Sale positive.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.-FRoM NAY ~ 1876,
III the trains viii leave chsneers street station IS follows
FsEs.i: n ass e @ i@sss s
u. N Cor sing Sing 1879 A. N and ytS ~; ;al. 'r,s
;'i S ffs r:sS and i5s s' gsssss
s"s S.s sss .P; s
fs; ll .as Is Siy o mi lisss Ss ~
NEW YORK AMP KnIE EAn,noAD On Avn AZ.
ter lhn,sdsy Aq ss l 49, and Sa fser nsss.
pupsirs Express. AZ s A. NJ for punsirs
Sr p IN and sSsS d
q, owcgc and proce. the next morning.
kss ss Sssssassg y H. arss loot 9, cA.ns,r.
way Pas,enser q. 7. NJ, Cor Newburg and Maile,owa
an Sss rnppess Al ~ H. for punsirs and Buffalo
E%sranl AZ r H. for Dankirk and baa,iO aud nicrne
lie asone rains run daily SUNDAY. excepted
these express trains ccnaec, ., Elnirs viii The Fnr, Ca
Rinssan'cn VIII DE syracuse ssd Rnahamioa raros
for si dsa End NTH beanas Gs
sse ,ss Soe W. M ss Sna
matt, Toledo, Detroit Chicago AZ ..c.,,rv o...-.,s...
NrFw YORK ann HARLEM RAILROAD. -FAsr RE
ad Sss; ,on Ss viii V %ess noaea
o M s $ M essns sSSS ssspss o.
$40 A. NJ. msn train stepping at Williams Bridge q al
sacr' NJ express connecting with NE Central Rar5,d
Returning. leaves Aibanyt-
$50 A. ~, express Without change OF cars
oi5 A. NJ, mail train. 49,
a3OP. NJ express for New York. D(9xM
we invite passengers business pleasure 70 take
Harlem Road, which for comfort prompness sasety
unsurpassed The Albany trains are h,.oi up with
Creaers nrproei brakes which place the trains u1scr the
conrol Of the engineer; rendering The SAFES. road TIE
Union. Tickets 10 be Obtained and baggage chesSsi ONCE
Western Railroad. Albany, n Wc ami Centre, Browns
aud Twenty sixth streets New York.
wM. j. CAMPBErr. superln. snieus
pFsUIAR NoRsING LINE FQR ALBANY AND TROY
In landing wes Point, NcvbsrR, Poug hk ~ e
Kingston Point Casklh Hudson ADD Ccvssckie.-Th, uew
sesrnr GLEN COVE will leave pier foot Of Canal aai sprug
streets every Monday, "wednesday and Friday morspg
O'Clock For further paracusrs inquire oil LEWfa sl
Hes street, AeAw @as'e Attached W W. paAt =
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HENRY r. HFRTs JR, AUCT1oNEFR, WILL SELL
III Thursday Sept 1sh 1850 large and extensive = o
IIESRY =. HERrs, Jn., AUcrfovEEa -AssrGSEE,

HENRY HERTs JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
IL SAFE o. Diamond jewelry gold watches Ac, on FRIDAY
Sept lo ~ 3s O'Clock at the Ealesroo So Pine street
roprspe diamond SETS rings breaspns earrings Sc, gold
aud silver watches hunting and open faced ~ vel
johnson, FRENCH Jurgensen and the other celebrated
gold vest ard FOB chains seals keys rings earrings brace
hreastpns. sleeve buttons. studs Ae with mAsac
opyx canfo pearls, emeTads rubes 90 bcine Inc entire
balance NJ stock a large importing house and o 30 so
without teserve for cash, b. order o. the assignee
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At AUCTfON-IRON SAFES FIFTEEN NEW AND
n hand superior safes OF various sizes suitable
merchant, doctors jewellers viii be sold ~ close
concern. Saturday 10Th inst at IL O'Clock A. M u AS
Fulton street
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UCTION NoTICE-THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNI
"A ture Of the five story house No l52 West Twenty first
street. Eighth avenue, will be sold at auction this
ing nj 10 O'Clock among which magnificent pearl nlad
rosewood pauefoe three splendid suites rosewood paror
furniture with fifteen elegantly furnished in rosewood
mahogany and oak all four months Sale peremp
tory Catalogues at house. X. W. WESTCOTT, auction
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LIrnIIAN IRVING. Aucr1oNEER. IN

w WING co. viii sell at auction on Thursday sept Is.
IOit O'Clock AZ the sNesroom No Pine street, consis'sR
elegant and mahogany French bedscacs
paasses mattresses feather beds pillows and DO stcT
III gilt chandeliers elegant gill; frame French pier
oval mirrors. elegant ofnolu clock lsdys Chinese
table it'll ivory fittings Dresden CHINA eteeef figures
elegant Chinese led bos de rose end tulip wco
consos rich brocsicl window curtains
nces and also. sui Of niaid antique nrni
.isng of chairs two chairs aad tables together with
. general assortment Of chns, glass and plate ware.
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TNHOS. vEITCH, AUCTIONEER STORE NO. l6 SPRUCE
street-sherif sale Thursday, Sept Is, at l0s A. NJ
at No Eleventh avenue, near Twenty ninth street OF
the contents Of coffee and spice factory with all the machinery
belor thereto Also pair of mules horse carts
safe &c. Also lease the premises together
with the lease OF stable In Thrteth street the Eleventh
avenue. A Il. ROLLINS, Deputy Sheriff
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A rCrIoN SAFE or FIEG ANT HousEHoID FrHNr

A uCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FCESf.
N ture.-spiendt rosewood pianofore, rosewood par.
SUITS rich carpets, Chandeliers bronzes. &c. &C.
RUSSELL w. WEsTC0TT. auctioneer. will sell on thts
day i0i, O'Clock. all the superb rosewood, oak and
mahogany furniture contained house No 152 West Twenty
embracing spls ndd assortment Of
paor dining library and chamber furniture among
which magneeni solid rosewood pailor sus
cred rich brocsde elegantly carved splendid octave
WOOD psaooorte beautifully nad with pearl in perfect
order; Bullets cheonies music cabinets rosewood retep
ood etegeres with marble tops ed In
moiu -four spendd pier and man.el mirrors sold rosewood
sofa tables Eruscan marble and pyramids
Dresden with number Of costly psrlor ornaments
brodered AIMS gold bordeed shades superb rosewood
secretary bookcase with plate 'front.' valuable paintings IN
aus elegant rosewood bedsfeads rosewood
marble top bureaus with marble top wAshsisDds Ant
modes TO mach rosewood amours AMI French plate fronts
cheva French hair mattresses beds, Blankets
wood sofas Oomans rich velvet and Wilton carpets in thr
parlors; four costly Chandeliers library book
case spring and French cottage chairs oval mirrors
clocks elegant mahogany dining table twelve oak
niag chairs rich china dinner 10 pieces with
large quantity of French MI To match marble
top hall sspd English oicloth &c with the basement furn
Every article the will be sold without
rain shrc Catalogues viii be reany early ihe morning
OF sale, wIien tie furniture can be examined.
A ssfOEbXs' SALE or FURNACES, REGISTERS
IA Ac-Ihe undersigned asslgnses OF Hen
Haven 81 other offer for sale the stock tools and fixtures
Of the heretofore occupied BY SAID
Grm 2i Water street New York Inquire on said prem
THOMAS 4. WAfsoS, Assisaees.
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A UCTICN NOTICE. BOGART AUCTIoNEER.-BY
N boo ART. This day, At l0 o'clock at the
Ssar,on Goetck streets Consables sale. by virtue
execution store, consisting OF the usual variety OF
retail grocery. Also horse, wagon and harness.
LOUIS II. NCLTFE. Constable
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OILN
X ht1o7nN xrpesr~r uHuwtSAuSG on.
,s of hls oil gives much light ASH n G spOrrn
oil ..-.w. n.
hsosss Sc certificates the ofse Or the undersigned
RSeos'SA Prepared expressly for ssips' use
Ncos rsllor. o. tte above c.is Tor sale
wv AUsryNS, Agsais Of Kerosene OIL Company,
" Desvw stssl New Tore
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ARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE.-OyER Si3 ODO
IL worth Of cabine; furnture-WM. WHITES auctoneer is
authorized to sell Tuesday Sept 80 and following days
the extensive 1853 Chatham street the entire stock
Of the above consisting Of every Of
cabinet furniture including feather beds and bedding Need
hams patent sofa bedsteads The above stock well worthy
OF the attention of furniture dealers Well families
mencing housekeeping AS every lot will be sold without
Catalogues the mornr Of sale The store TO lei
lease for sale.