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The Nevada journal., 1856-01-11
Grand Performance
BY THE
Ravei Troupe ! +!
A!n ::..!s !H.s'.l g..:..s.-9s...s. ]!
ON FRIDAY EVENING.

GABRIEL RAyK1, Director and principal pefor
mer.
Henry WELLS, First Pantomimist and Dancer
Mons. CoLLET, Principal Dancer and Ballet
Master.
Mons. BLoxDIS, First Grand Tight Rope Per-
former.
Mons. DuBoucgEr, Second Grand Tight Rope
Performer.
Mons. GRoss1, First Mime Serieux.
Mons GILES, Leader OF the Orchestra.
Mons Philippe, Mons. Julien, Mons. Ignacio,
I.o Petit Carlo, La Petit Louis, Martinetti,
Tight Rope, Acrobacic Feat Performers
aud Pantomimists
Mons TOLEDO, First Coriphe.
MI Celestine FRAsCK, First Danseuse.
Miss FRANCIS, Principal Dansense, Demi-Car-
actere
NH CAPEI, Second Danseuse, Demi- Caractere.
Mile DESIRE, Second Danseuse and Mime.
Nine P. Martinetti,
Nine J. Martinetti, ! Mines and Coryphes
Nine Blondin,
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LEG al ADVERTISEMENT
1NSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the Application of Charles
II, Seymour, an Insolvent Debtor,

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
in and for the county of Nevada
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER this day made by the Hon
Niles searls, District Judge of the District Cour
aforesaid Notice hereby given to all the creditors
said luovent TO be and appear before said Court at the
Court House in the Town and County of Nevada, OF
MoNHAA, FEBRUARY FOURTH. A D. 1856 then and
taere 10 snow cause If any they cam why assignment
OF Ie sald lnsolvents estate should not be made an6
ne pc dcharged from his debts insolvent Debtor
Ven under my hand with the seal of the District Cour
1s55 " i " =
by order OF Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge
). II. BOSTWICK, Clerk District Court
~ By THOMAS p HAWLEY, Deputy
TWEED s. FLErcHER, Attorneys for Petitioner. S3-td
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Exchange and Banking Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO, January l. l $50
lENHF undersigned have entered into CO. partner
i ship, for the purpose of tran. acting legiti-
mate Exchange and Banking business, under the
name and style Of GARRISON. MORGAN,
tRkTZ * RALoTON, in rhs city, and CHAS
MORGAN Il co, in New York.
The cash capital paid in is seven hun ndrcd thou
sand dollars ($n0060)
An amount viii be kept in tha Manhattan lnI,
New ork at all times to cover our bills in case of
loss OF any shipment OF treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight Exchange on
the Manhattan Bank, Chares Morgan x Co..
New York; also on the NJ Manhattan Bank made
payable, viz: at the Southern Bank. New Orleans
La Messrs. Darby s. Barksdae, Bankers, Saint
Louis Mo, Southern Bank of Kentucky, Louisville
KY, Ohio Life insurance and Trust Co, Cincin-
natl, ONO, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank
PlttsbqrGh, Pa. to purchase Gold Dust Bars Bull
hon. Mlnt and Bank Certificates, approved securi-
ties. maxi collections and TO transact all matters
pertaining TO cur business the most liberG terms
e. X. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN,
by his attorney c. K. Garrison.
r. $. FRETZ,
January lin w. G. RALSTON
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ROnlls. IO skea.I.
Ordinance No. Ii.

Whereas some of the chmneys of Backsmifls shous in
Nevada in such condition that the buildings sur
rounding them are in great danger Ct re therefore or
the safety Of the town
The Board of Trustees do oriain NJ follows:
The owners or occupants OF every blacksmith shor
within the limits Of this town shall within ten DAYS o.
the publication of this orddance secure the chnuev
suci, shops with wire SCREEN iron drum ia
eaten the SPARKS of aid ehmHeys. ard shah build tho
n ehmneys to height not less than four toet above
the roofs OF said shops:
For any violation OF the provisions of this ordnancf
me owners or occupants OF said shop shall crnyc-
tIon be fined less than Ten nor more than Fifty Dol
iars and on default of payment be imprisoned esss
thaa two ner morn than ten days,
Passed December 10. = s UIr.SIY. President
[, 4. A. A.SARGLNr. Cl.rk del In E.
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Wholesale & Retail DRUG Store.
PRICES SATISFACTORY TO ALL.
LOST

IARGE Brussels Carpet Sack. bearing the initials of
IA O. p +. written the handle. Said sack and
teats forwarded by Col Mansfield of Cold Spring Ne
ada county to the Oriental Hotel Nevada about three
1ouths ago Any person hav any informal ion of same
win plea sc address o. F. FEAZLE Nevada Journal Office,
-t5 Main s,raet sud they shall be rewarded. 3T-tf
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
At District Court. Fourteenth Judicial District.
held in and for the County of Nevada. at the
Court House in the city OF Nevada, of Decem-
ber Term A. D. 1885.
SATURDAY, December Goth, 1855, Court met pur-
sugnt to adjournment
Present, Hon. Niles SEARLs, District Judge.
Harrison McWorthy,)
Jones, Wagener ct al
NN motion OF counsel for Defendants herein it
W is ordered that the Creditors of the late firm
of New ORTHY & CO., composed o. the above
named parties, Plaintiffs and Defendants, be and
they are hereby cited to be and appear before H. l.
THORNTON, Esq a Referee, hereby appointed at
his Office in the city OF Nevada, between the 25th
and Both of January, A. d. 1856. then and there
prove their claims against said firm or they will
be forever barred therelrom-
1t is further ordered that due dotice horeof be
given by publication in one of the newspapers
published in the tewn and county of Nevada for the
space of 20 days.
State of California, County of Nevada-ss
III. II. Bostwick,l Clerk of the District Court.
Fourteenth Judicial District. in and for said county,
90 hereby certify that the above is true copy OF
an order upon the Records Of said Court in mp Office
Witness mq hand and seal of the District Court
aforesaid hereto affixed this Sd daq of Jan. 1885,
j. ii. BOSTWI Clerk.
THos. P HAwLEY D. c. jan 4-3w
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OrlCE-Be it known that The partnership heretofore
~ existing between Fl. r. STILES and WILLIAM
BURLINGTON was dissolved by mutual consent on the
I'd dsy Of January, 1850, II r. STILES,
January 7-3w NM. BULLING Ten.
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DIX. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Institute
is becoming ne qua non" to the welfare of our State
and health of citizens, and his rapidly spreading rep
utation, although may excite SURPRISE is but the signal
of Skill and follows the natural effect of such cause
We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who have
suered for years under Chronic disease and who had
taken advantage of every available that promised
relief but without success, until they called upon Dr.
L. J.Czapkay who in Incredible short space of time
has given them entire relief The Dr. conducts his ns
tue in manner that must be satisfactory to all his pa
tlents. He examines, advises and recommends without
charge, and the patient after hearing his treat
ment can accept reject at pleasure, whereas
quire consultation fee ahol lgh the consultation may
not be satisfactory In does the doctor make
charge unless he effects This he is able to do
bcause he feels the confidence which long experience
has given and doubt the consolation which apper-
aims to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
Acute or Chronic disease would do well to consult the
pr at all events it do harm, for consultation
he asks fee, does he insist upon obedience
advice, unless the patient places himself under his
y Offices are No, 1 ARN0RYsHALL.scorner of Sac
.HWento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of HORACE R.
FERRE an Insolvent Debtor
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District in and
for the County of Nevada
t)Uksc ANT to an order this day made by the Hon
i Niles Searls, District Judge of the District Court
dioresad Notce Is hereby given 10 all tho creditors
sald lnsovent to be and appear before said Court
Court House in the town and county of Nevada, fhe
lst Monday OF February, A d. 1856, at 10 o'clock A.
then ana there to show cause if any they why
sisnment OF the said Insovents Estate should not be
made and he be discharged from his debts Insoyen
Debtor.
Given under my hand with the seal OF the District
Court aforesaid hereto affixed this 9th day of Dec. A.
1855. By order of Hon. Niles Sears, District Judge
J. Ii. B0SrWICK. Clerk District Court.
sold By THOMAS 7. HAwLEY, Dep.
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At Rozbury, Mass. ON Monday, Dec. 81, MrA HAssAH
RoerER wire Of the late william 8. RosstteE, Of Brook
lyn, n Y, aged 81 years
On Wednesday, JAN 2, RzsSoaA ElUAsa1H wife Of CLAUS
Witsdren, aged 81 Years, one month and ~ days.
tend the funeral, from late residence, 1927 Fourth
street. corner Of Mercer ts afternoon O'Clock.
At Sing Sing, ON Wednesday evening" jan. 2 Mrs.
CATHERINE CAsFnnD widow Of the late David Garfield, in
the nth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends, and those of her soninaw
Joseph Barker invited to attend her funeral from
the house Of the latter in Sing Sing this morning at
O'CLOCK Carriages wilt be in waiting at the Hudson Riv
er Railroad depot In New York. OF Warren street
and College place, at X O'Clock p. M to convey the
friends with her remains, to Greenwood.
Of George and Mary Jane Slater, aged years and 8
months
Her remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On Thursday JAM 2, Of disease of the heart, SARAH
wife of Mr. James Sicot in the 46th OF her age
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral from her late residence "A Forsyth street. this
afternoon ut O'CLOCK.
Nashville, Tenn, papers please copy
On Wednesday, Jan. q THOMAS GARvIN, aged 43 years.
His friends and acquantances and those of his broth
Patrick Garvin respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at 1h O'Clock from his late resi-
dence, 1872 West Thirty.sixth street.
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THE TURF.


TTNIoN COURSE, l.. l.. TRoTf Ting, AND PACING-THE
~ following sweepstakes offered Toecme OF IN the spring
Of 1s56 dun the months OF April aud May; good day
No 1Sweepsakes ilr all oing horses 500 Dscrpton,
hall forfeit; mc hea's. best In 8, m harness.
No. 2-1he same as No. L. two mile heats.
No 3-1he same as No Il three mile heats.
No ASweepsskes for all 'roag horscs $500 snbscrpon
mile meats, pest in g. under ne saddle.
No. 5sweepsfates for all pacag hfses excepting Poca
bopias she wagon driver weigh 30olbs
$500 subscription; mile meats best In IN harness Two or
No 6-speepsakes trong teams 90 subscriptions
Mile heats best in 5, double harness. Two more TO
make q
No Tsweepsakcs for all trotng horses 500 subscripsn
mile heats best In s. 10 wsgonswagon and driver weigh
.0pbs
pu Sc, subscription 5000; nile heats In In harness
No eSweepsaFe for oil trn, horses ;hsi cd
in 2:35 subscription $500: mite heats best in wagons
No 0.swecpsakes for all troing horses that trol
led In 2:s, excepting horses that already matched
subscription 50 0; mile bea's, best in 5, TO wagons.
No IL Sweepsakef tor oil iroing horses that rot.
ted In 23 excepting horses that already matched
sc.ipton 800; mile heats bcn3 In 8, in harness.
No. IL sweepstakes FOR all roitng horses
ted in 2i5 excepting horses that Matched subscrp
ton SlQ0 mile heats, best 3 In b, in harness.
No I3Sweepsnkes for all horses that tr3ei IN go
excepting horses that already matched subscription $50
mile hea's, best Sin 5. In harness,
No Hsweepsakes for all pacing horses thai never paced
for money; subscription Si0e. mite heats, best In 8,
harness.
The above sweepsakes all half forfeit propre.
tors wsdd twohds OF the Of the
expenses 10 the winning horse In each order
to all parties the proprietor deems that tho
Forfeit money be deposited the day OF the by
do sed notes made pays able on the LIST day OF May.
NJ In all the sweepstakes three to mskss race,
excepting Nos. aud o.
Elres close Falkland 4 Duryee's, corner az East
Broadway and Catherine street. Wedne evenx Jan
10, ate O'clock. SHAW WHITE, ProprIetcrs
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On Monday evening, Dec a. BY the Rev. Dr. Burehard,
ter OF Israel C. Purdy, Esq all Of this city.
tSt. Marys Church, on Wednesday, Jan. 2, by the
Rev. Dr.. Typs, Dr. l. 3 Morrel of Orange county, to
MARY, daughter of VIM. Cohp, fthis ci y,
At Hastings, on the Hudson, Monday, Dec. o. by
the Rev. Mr. Burr e Mr.. GIhERr w. HUNT, Of this city,
and Mr.. CATHARNB S. HoYr, If Hastings.
At Richmond, Va, on Thursday, Deo ~, by the Rev.
Charles n. Read, Captain AIYRKD GlRns United States
Army to Miss PIGGY EousE daughter Of the late John
6. Blair.
On Thursday, Dec. %, by The Rev. Dr. Quinn, ANDREW
McCooIE 10 ARABnIA j., daughter Of the late Charles
Pine, all Of this city.
On Tuesday Jan. l. by the Rev. Mr. wikie, pastor OF
st. Georges church, Mr. Aloszo PALMER Of Putnam
~, n. Y, to Miss JENNA C. STRurlsu OF this city.
On Wednesday evening, kDce 20, by the Rev. David
Buck, Mr.. c. W. GIBSON TO Miss SUSAN LAW, all Of this
city.
In Brooklyn en- Wednesday Jan. 9, By the Rev. F. NJ.
Brett HENRY II. KARHs 10 Miss JuIIASA D. BIyG, both Of
st. Thomas, W. /.
On Wednesday, jan =, by the Rev. l. Ritterman. Mr..
LEWIS Go, psroNH of SHASTA California, to MISS AMELIA
PnIIIPs Of tbis city
San Francisco and Shasta papers please copy.
At Jackson Tenn on Wednesday, De:. IL, at the resi-
dence Of Col Epperson, Mr. RICHARD EDWARDS Of rren
top Tenn, to Miss MARY ANN HALE Of Watervie, Me.
On "Wednesday, Jan. 2, by the Rev. Ira r. steward,
HENRY WLsOS to Miss PHYSETTA A. DECKER all Of this
city.
On Tuesday, Dec. %, by the Rev. Mr.. wakely, Mr..
THEODORE Ross, of Brooklyn 0y, 10 Hiss MARGARET T.
Kelly, Of This city.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

BROOKS IVORY POLISHED GLACE SEWING COT.
- ton.Tbs thread @ek the god medal at the Paris
Exposition Goats, Clark and other maker II
bcs the stre OF sk with the Of nen does not no
knk full supply OF white black and all soorH received
by every steamer, and for sale by
WHEELER 4 WILSON, 33 Broadway.
EyURS, FDRS, FUR4-AT THE WEST END EMPORIUM,
L. No l28 Canal street The ladies' requested cal
and examine the large and purchas
children. One price. w. KELLOGG.
Lj,ANCY FURS IN BROOKLYN. j. D. WILLIAMS, 2l9
Fulton street. has large assortment made in supe-
ror style and shapes which he selling at prices that
greatly reduced Sets can be had from SO and He
has the most beautiful mink sable manla with mu and
cuffs hat found New York BIookyn which be
will sell for the low price OF $500. 1t s great bargain
ENREl FiREN FIREli-HAvfNG BEEN DAMAGED By
fire and the stock Of store 1878 Broadway compri
sing embroeries bonnet and lades dress splendid
assortment Of headdresses, will be sold at half the cost
j. Il GOSSON, 1913 Broadway
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rI,O FRENCHMEN, sPANtARDs, ITALIASs &C.-,N
Fngish scholar OF much experience Ia ioacbug iorcgn
fsmlea the English language, after tho systems o Robertson
and Orlcndor IN this city. All those desire 10
structon win please address H. N MarkoE dnroV he
bes Of lnsrlclop, 10 or, M a. 139 BJoadNay, Up slafs
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DoARD In BRooELYN.-rwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN
I'D obtain board with the cenfors home In a pri.
vate family, by applying at 40 Adams street B.Conve.
nient 10 the ferries.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

HOLIDAY GIFTS AT REDUCED PRICES.-WATCHEs
IL ewery, diamonds and silver for holiday presents
The undersigned for the last eighteen years well
dealer and importer offers for sale all goods in his line
lower prices for the quality than York
Phi adcpha, any other city, will send by mali or ex
press, u
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
to parts Of the United States charge All goods
raned represented Orders by mail post paid faithfully
attended 70.
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THE TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL, BALI, OF THE
Il NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
For the benefit Of the widows orphans will given al
the Academy Of Music Fourteenth streep Monda Az even
ing January 1855 Tickets be obtnined Of Mana
CsfA BENRY A. BURR, President, l0l Clln street
PfTER ~ 1iTcs. Treasurer, 80 Market street
JAMS r. WEsaAE, Asst Sec'y, Nv Pearl street.
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VVhJskeYr or IM0ustaelacs Forced 60 Grow
weeks by my oDsaeni which viii not stain or njTe
GRAhAN, b85 Broadway; Briggs, 81 STATE street. Albany
ZcSer, g eouh Third street, PHILADELPHIA
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A Grandtenns who has had Forty Year,
experience the treatment Of human hair has removed
- "a Church street Attendance from O'Clock a. NJ 70
osoaock r, H., only.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Wigs asd TOupees
Tho best in the world. This unrivaed and original dye is
applied twelve private Bstchelors and tlu
pees have all Others being chef IouvreH
81 elegance and durability peculiar to this establishment
BArCHkLORiS, Zt3 Broad way
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n 8: HoUGH, AUorIoNkER.-AuCrIoN NOTICE.
~. Magnificent and costly household furhure public
snctlonIhs day, Erday) mornng, residence No. 70
Warren street. near College place at l0 O'Clock. The ssd
furnished with two solid frame rosewood suits finely carved,
one In md gold and the other 10 care and
caei superior rosewood panoorte, octave with heavily
carved solid rosewood eegere with plate glass doors
and bsck ladies' escrioire beautifully nad throughout
French plate pier and oval mirrors royal tapestry and velvet
tops; sofa, side and pier tables superior collection OF oil
paintings by well known modern artists also very fine
paintings porcelain, beautifully decorated china vases
marble and orqn cooks raan marble stausry Axmlns.e
che and Paris nad Tables heavy lace and brocaee Window
Drarery Mantle Embellishments Dining room Extension
Table, extending IA feet Dining and Tea Tables mahogany
Dining Chairs China Dinner Set Of 200 piece, silver
Service oliver Forks Spoons Casters Cake Baskets Savers
Cutlery mahogany Sofas Gard Tables gilt Mirrors &c. Bed
rooms-Superb carved rosewood Bedsteads mahogany
fine cured hair Mattresses and Palasses elegant rosewood
and ahogany marble top Bureaus marble top Washstands
Chairs, China Toilet Sets oval and Mirrors Brussels
ard Ingram Carpets Oh Paintings marble Centre Sofa
Side and Pier Tables muslin Curtains Shades t. Catalogues
the house, the Office Of The auconeer No rs Beekman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

Tne Genuine Grape On--Jusf Imported, In
s~inal pound bottles warranted the be. In market and one
sanse 1QO gallons spirit Also the beat OF
yhiey GIN peach cherry apple and raspberry port and
Dh. II. FEUCHTWANGER, % Maiden lane.
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Singers Sewing NIachIme,-Our liberal and

admirable plan Of changing and latest improved
saving Old machines OF every kind hailed with
pleasure by hundreds The Avery Wilson, Grover Baker
Hunt DOrcas other Inferior machines, are coming 10
rapidly to be exchanged The ch for profitable bargain
great one. Apply at or New York office personally or
~ letter. J. NJ. SINGER 4 CO., 323 Bread way.
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THE MILITARY.

MILITARY ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF NEW
M York The fourth annual convention OF the association
viii be held At American Hall In the city Of Buffalo, Tues
citation Is e ioster and perfect thorough military
nesty yet respectfully request oce present
State military organization and all others who may
to member hip 70 connect themselves with this
order that by united and energetic effort the military
State may raised to that elevated and respectable position
which the character Of the demands annual adj
dress viii be delivered by Gen A. Ii. Prescott of nth
Brigade, member Of the Legislature, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 8. 49,
NELSON RANDALL Maj. Gen Sth DIV, President
CHARLES 3. sP1CER, Brig. Gen. let Brig, ". Prest
w. G. BROWN, Maj Gen. 9th Div, 40
TuOs. s. GRAY, Brig. Gen. 4h Brig, do
H. s. FAIRCHILD, Col It'll Div, Treasurer.
j n N0RTHhoP, Col: 9Th Div, Cor Secretary
III. b. DURYEA, Brig. Gen. I'd Div Rec. Secretary.
Abe members the assemble the Aueri
Hotel al 10 A. NJ Members win appear full
uniform prescribed by the bylaws Arrangements
Ing made with the eral railroad companies convey
ance OF members at reduced rates OF fair.
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A UCIIoN NOTlCE-FURs AND SLEIGH ROBES &C.
CO., Auconeers viii sell Ct their sales rooms IS Nassau
street. two d. from Fulton, splendid stock OF rich
Of preservation. j. F. RUSSELL Auciouaer.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A MEXICAN BRANDY, IN PACKAGES OF OWE
"A eighth, quarter and half pipes American I'm
spirits sh and low proof N barrels and hog ,heads Alcohol
will call tho agent for the dislicrs O. WARD co M
Murray street. ~' ~
CoGNAC, koCHkLLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIEs
IN hssoIsu psckaRes; Port sherry and Madeira wines
DO scocn hhu iiish whitley, Jamaica rum Ell roiv ia
nrs @ high and low srades SCI London
&c, Ior SAFE ~ correct market prices by d. WARD CO.
importers and iobbers llQ Murray street., -"
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A LBERT H. NICOLAy, AUCTIONEER.-pEREMPTO
n saIe Of wstch case iAeeosy.-ALRERr H NICOLAY
nise: No Dey stree. u sare stock Of machinery
&C., &c o. he extensive WAch making establishment
meiy belonging 10 O. Andrus Esq, and which y consider
e. ne most complete factory q a KIND found the Uni
TED States among which win be found superior
gne and boiler with conneeng pipes and independent force
order two large iron saies with Jone5 patent lock &c.
&C., facf embracing every article carrying
der Without reserve and worthy 9TH attention Of The trade
chasers unknown 10 the auchoeer Catalogues containing
full particulars, are now ready, and can be oblanedof
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Auctoueer and Banker. No. 4 Broad street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRNEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PEnHONAL.
w., WHO REPLIED TO AN ADVERTISEMENT
OF 'Paper Deaer In the Journal Commerce OF Dec
g. will 6Ed o note TO his address in the Post office
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A vCTION notice.. BOGART, AUCrJONEER.-BY
"A BOGART this day at IL e'cock the auction rooms
sornsr Of Frankfort and william streets shers sale Of house
hold furniture mahogany Sofas bureaus tables chairs
pets olcots looking glasses hat stand sprag and hair
mattresses feather beds kitchen furniture, b. bird
cages,
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

NE FILE FRANCAiSE, sACHANT COUDRE EFT Mr.
paan pas pangais desr Sc placer pour soisuer
enlsnts fare DIES chamre ellie donner dc home
res c1nm1ndation - adj $50 auls avenue.
TINE JEuNE PEkSoNNE FRANCHISE DESIRE rROu.
- yer unc pHcs pour covdie o. aVor eoiu dun cLfsnt
S'Acrtssef chez Maoane Fsuyslt, n Whte sh
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BELL BUSH this day, at loA O'Clock, a. II North
mahogany French bedseads couch bedsteads hair
grass mattresses bureaus mahogany aud walnut spring
cooking stoves &c also invoice Of god and silver Watches
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DY EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ sale ofn agnicent diamonds jewelry watches to
o'clock at his saesroon NO IL Wall street. agndccnt
sortment Of diamond ewery consisting 10 part braceles
brooches pins earrings finger rings In clusters
stoned al elegantly mounted in eighteen and twenty carat
double timers patent and detached levers
&c, by Breng Freres Cowper Jos johnson, Dent Bees
ley, and other distinguished makers Also snperD
OF cameo Forenioe and Roman mosaic pins and
chains NC &c all positively sold without reserve 70
close the business OF an importing house.