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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
n A very handsome, spirited, gentle,
I3S sound, and finely-gaited Horse. Draws
well in harness would suit lady TO ride or make
valuable "let' horse. The owner having NO use for
him, will dispose Of him on convenient terms. Can
be seen at Hiram Wright's Stable, Union Hotel,
Georgetown, feb 29-StN
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
rARD.-The Undersigned, JOHN C.
~ DEVEREUX, of New York City, and M.
THOMPSON, of Washington d. G.. Attorneys and
associated for the legal pros
ecution of claims for creditors of Government in the
Court of Claims
They will cooperate in Immediate and careful at
tention to business matters at Washington, which
may be intrusted to their care by gentlemen of the
profession and claimants in the city Of New York. or
elsewhere in any part Of the Union.
They may be consulted ut any time personally or
by letter either at New York or Washington. Par
ticuar information to claims which have been at
any time before Congress Departments can be
furnished at once, upon application by the parties
interested.
JOHN C. DEVEREUX,
No. co. Broadway,
Corner Of Wall street, New York City.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington City
N B. j. @. Devereux is Commissioner of the
Court of Claims. feb 28-df
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29

rly- Columbia Horticultural SOciety.-A
meeting of this Society will be held on Thursday
at A O'Clock, p. NJ. The members are requested to
be punctual in attendance. feb 26-d3t
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29

rR- National THEATRE Grand Complimen-
tary Testimonial 10 Henry G. Jarrett, rendered by
many members of both Houses of Congress and nu-
merous citizens of Washington City, which occa-
sion the Naad Queen will be presented for the last
time, with other attractions. Particulars in to-mor-
rows advertisement feb 29--1t
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29

ss- Ladies' Fair, for the benefit of st.
Paups Lutheran Church, corner of III and Eleventh
streets, will be held every evening during the week,
commencing on Monday evening March Sd, ut Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street. Every accommoda-
tion usual at Fairs will be provided. A Band of
one, come all feb 28-St
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29
From the New York Express.
FILLMORE FOR PRESIDENT.

We take the greatest pleasure in announcing to
our readers-that the Convention in Philadelphia
have agreed upon and nominated Millard Fillmore
for President. Who he is, and aohat he is, we all
know, and hop he has been tried, and aeger been
found soa,sting. lie comes before us with the her
itage of Clay and a Webster-and is the very
man, in these trying and critical times to preside
over all parts of the republic, with justice and
equity for all, and with firm hand to reform and
redress any wrong that may be attempted in one
section of the country against another. A North
ern man in principle and training, and thoroughly
imbued in all the constitutional principles of the
North, he yet, in his administration of public af-
fairs, has known no North, no South, no East, no
West-nothing but the country as whole, and he
administered the government for that whole in
way that party spirit could hardly cavi at it, and
which gave satisfaction to nine-tenths Of the peo-
pie of the country. He himself has had no hand
in securing this nomination. 1t may be said. per-
haps, he left the country for awhile, so as to be
free from all suspicion of interference or connexon
with this high object of honorable ambition. The
tribute given to him, therefore, is the spontaneous
tribute of country to probity, qualification, and
sound principle.
There is some dissatisfaction in Philadelphia, we
see, among some Northern men and some South
ern men, because mo platform" has been laid
down. With Millard Fillmore no platform is at all
necessary. His administration of the government
for nearly three years is platform" enough for
any reasonable man. Besides, platforms made by
conventions have ceased in this country to have
any binding weight upon the people. All parties
but kick them over the moment they come to be
used or, in making them, so fork-tongue them as
to make them mean anything and everything. The
man is the main thing now. To have sound,
safe man, secures sound and safe principles.
Millard Filmores platform is his lfe his services,
his patriotism, the friendship Of Clay and Web
ster, and even of the best men of the Democratic
party, in his day and generation. No reasonable
man can object to such platform, or to the man
standing upon it.
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELS0N FOR VICE
PRESIDENT.
The choice of the convention for Vice Presi-
dent is Andrew jackson Donelson, of Tennessee
an old friend and near relative Of the late Presi-
dent Jacksonville old hero of the Hermitage-his
private secretary during his administration, and
for more than thirty years his warm personal
friend. Too honest and patriotic to follow in the
wake of modern Democracy, he long since took
farewell of it, and is now, as he has been, true
American.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29
HAVANA PLAN.

HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass 10,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March %, 1855.
10000 Numbers-I 200 Prizes.
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
Daily American organ., 1856-02-29
n. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass G,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March 8, 1855.
rs numbers-13 drawn ballots.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class No. 13,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March II, 1855.
70 numbers-13 drawn ballots.
SCHEME

Tickets, $l0-Halves, $5-Quarters, 50 90
Certificate of package of 26 wholes. $40 90
Do do 26 halves. 70 90
Do do 26 quarters. S5 90
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
J. BoeARr. Aueriv-ser.
ROGART will sell at II m, on the 18th day

- Of June in.t the ground under the direction o. COR
NELIUS A COOPER PuichaSG Trustee OF indu''1Al
Home No accouIt Of whom Il co,ceta
srse Lumbe Of LOTS L. the village 0f %ske eld be~
the " ilsrs B,iore the Harlem R-iroat.
hours RIDE from the City Hail. Yok For farthe. Osrtic
uss srt 90 he Areote-. the n FfsnkfGt and
llieHssts Newioik wherss MAP o 'he properly may o'
sseI.
B. that day the ,.le take place on tbs
psxt MONDAY Jufe q
Trays OF SALE-l0 per cso AMI the Aoconeers .e' on
10 Per the 9Th day Of June ~ psr e.s
tbs the bssnce st the end OF months psr
cent or for cash
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
JAMES COLE. Aucr,or>-<

JAMES COLE. Aucr,or>~<
GALE Of VALUABLE LOTS-FOrming enc
~ .It<e Bioeh il the Seventh Wsrd ~ sroosiyn COLE
Chiffon iii eel q, suctioa oa WEDNESDAY. Jun. IL
lSn ~, ococh. ct the Merchants. Exchange. SevYsft
TWELVE VALUABLE BUILDING LDrS, forming . Q ca.
tire sk sitassd il The Seventh Ward of the City Brook
lyn. Futot eonerns Grsndsv and Downssst sla
ns through ~ f1inAnsv mehy belonging tbs ss,s~
q George Pine dece.s>4 Ts perfect fui ~.r.aty
deeds ~ be sser siay percent q the purchase ossy
bold and mortgage r three yeus per eeo
interest rsysss hsf yearly yor and rhsr par
srIy to hrlA ne,ioneers No sasssut N aad 70 Cole
Sns No sg Fulton Ct Brooslys .of TO VIM Powsn go
SoeD.e9I a. Law No. ie Brosd~sJ. Riehssd rss
ptotek no le kAesanse place. n I. (7nil
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Building Materidls.

ENCArSTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules. Haua
IL Heartts Dirns rooms Conse-rs,orss ke- GARNKIRx
CHIXNEY-TOPs. DRAIS-PIPES ke ror sas hy
MILLER 4 COATES, No. ~ PsAd e ny
DOOFS-ROOFS- ROOFS-The cheapest and
XStsss article for covering roof 10 TAR ROOFING PAPER
whh We ieer constantly h,nd ssd vii eel n Isre, snl
sDsl euartsiss 10 suit rarrhssrn
JAS I DERRickSoS CO.. No. s. BsstmsaS e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

william Writers Autpn-er
WILL SILL en- TUESDAY, the 10th, at l0l
o'e och st No ss Br.4dws, the er,n. ,pi. ala AZ.
q ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY PURNIrUay. &c IN
ne :o~v. estsehment consisting Brocste
hnSn &C kAs-rs Conner snds Dining rosu sues Di.
ssrs ,ao Pnlovs prne rd Hair Msresss soii ,ssvsoa
ohsneer suites ell made 20 etdsr Csesu-s rssdy end
soo-s can b. sde uittout refsrd 70 vrash., -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

n II LEEDS. .Auetionesr-By n. LEEDS Co
nN TUESDAY, June 10, ht 1Od o'clock, at the
" sale.room No y Nss-su-a- TO the TRADE sot orH,
FRS The the stock Of fine SHEFFIELD ~ AfED
WARE, CUTLERY kc, consist in part Of superb cnss
eparsyed and plain Tts Sets ofS and pieces DO 90 Co
ra I'm, and Kettles massive Silver edged Waters elegant
Tsnksrds Pitchers Cisret jug, &c aud 7boue C'sr'
of STYLES Liquor Stands Fgg and Toast do, Vsze,sde
Dishes Dsh Covers IN SETS Gobles Mugs Cups. Egg Boers
Butter Coolers Sugar Bowls Ruives Ss au',aes rotiy
Mixers Napks Rings &c The attention Of the trade we
buyers particularly ed e. this sale as the
ell Of importation aud H the patterns
and must be sold close consignment Also afs~ Of the
celebrated COsl Brookdse Castings, warranted seDunsthe
Iaisrce c the stock
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Ner.yort. ss; 81. Is5s
1I1HE C0PARTNERSHIP of ALsOP & Co.

vTNHE COMPREHENSIVE Of ALSOP & Co.,
Valparaiso Lima, ard sAn Francisco, expired shs lot
January. 1855. . ALSOP Co.
r January .. formed under the Firm of
CO. the will be conducted va p.rsiso Che
by J STEWART JACKSON and HENRY n. MUNaO; st
Iirs ,Peru) by JOHN ?. DlMOS; and ~ SevYork BY
GEORGE g HOBSoS ali Acting Psrtn-rs
Georse q. Hobson st Newfork, will use hs name in
all spsssons relating 10 the business Of ALSOP Co.. who
are rsspoDsbe for the
The Silent Pntners TO this Corsrtoershp Joseph W.
Asop Henry Chsurcey Edwin Bartlett. St.nhope Provost
fbeocors W. Riley Of Nevfork and Edward Mccall Of
respectively contributed
Tie Csrta OF TIE Houses Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
part of which psCt thereon withdraw dafEs
the term erslp. until al claims sstties
The braeA San FraDeiseo vii e0nrae heretofore
Der he Fua of ALSOP Co. AID directed BY Chsh-s b.
Poheuu Us ad o. W. p. Bs.eJ AeGg ParI the
Al Antie Cstitsl hss been provided for It,
IT, with the preceding srsnseuent. Gsors- O.
Hoh.op sho recently arrived here from Valparaiso VII
ISL. el.r,- OF h- bo.i5e-s OF ALsOP Co htasSto
seed Nv Teeoiore Rey. Mr. Hobsons hOuss ~a
that cceuried BY Mr.. Riley No sonth-st-Sew'
Y,t Ian. 2 is5s AJSOP Il Co.
By GEORGE u. HO8SOS
G,orre @ Hobsc- o. a. Firm OF AL SOP Co. vap asa,
Line and franci-se will advance eosszuaents si
ruu
TIE eOuror ard rr.raaty s.ies 81 san Francisco VIII
he pa eent-Ntv Yok June 2 le5c .
GEORGE O. EO8SON. No q, South4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Bv JosEpH HEGysAS, Au-tioneer

By JosEPH HEGKNASl An'fioneer =
MONDAY, June 8, at 10 o'clock a. M, at No.
W G.Idep rear yoralemon" Broosiyn HtSOSOAs
FURNITURE In excellent order-Sute Of splendid Rosewood
fsrlcr Furniture broceiee pieces o.ewood marble
top Center Table, nshosry Psrcr ard Chamber rq'nture
ard tainted DO hair spring Mattreses, Wardrobe
rosewood Liquor Case, tapestry Brussels Npeu mshos1y
Eesele extension Table silver plaet Tea Set L.ee Cur'ns
ALT Window Shades China Din and Toilet ses and kctes
Fun lure Also very superior Rosewood Piano, octave y
Chckerips $3.50 Catalogues ct the saes rooms OF sat
uIdsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
6alte bn Auttion.
4 sPIENDTD COUNTRY SEAT and FARM

4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT and FARA
"A for SALE ct AUcTIO Ito be cold at suen n. on
WEDNESDAY. luce II, 1856 s o'clock N on the pfen
es the FABM foper7 ow ned ny bsse De Forrest .tl
sfed Plymouth about uile from the hr'en. R,I
rosi Deto, Dovos Plains containing so acres ", tas
pse uises tandsor Dwelling fiou.e beautifully stuAfei
oyeIookire Dover Plsirs for miles sodrd with ess
Ae al in good order There sr- between two
the eboces kind ~hcn about six hundred
Peas Trees For further particulars inquire OF
LAWRENCE BARROW. Harris Village.
Durh.s. COUNTY S-s.Ycfk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
CTEAM M-REFINEp CANDY

STEAM M-REFINEp CANDY.
- RIDLEY Co. u Chambers aud iiudson sss op.
pose udsou River Ralro.i Depot Pared 70 sell AZ
Wholesale or retail sTrAM REFINED CANDY and ST.
GAR PLUMS 90 superior quality
Country dealers supplied a shortest notice.
The u1dersisnod have discontinued The nannhach'e OF
CANDY hich will In be ed ola by RIDLEY Co,
"a shoye The parties COMPOSING the firm have M been
suIo, ed branch of establishment nom sxne-g 70
respectively and for few pvt have hsd
Almost the exclusive Management OF ths department. ot our
b..ne. We have conhdenee IN recommending een %
a. ,nbc b4Ieyir will continue 20 nsnuf,ctWe
Csrdy quality fully equal thst he,otore sold 6y u
T. L. A. STUART.
kax.Hnri nn- 81. Is6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Lianp- Eortes and mnsir.

A NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.-MASO
"A HAMLIN'S MODEL ORGAN HARM )SlUM, with
Stop Dspason Dulcisus Hsuboy BourdoI Principal Flute
G. uter two banhs Of keys Acknowledged bs houdr9ds
the musicians instrument OF hs hind De-
fore the publc. MODEL MELOnEONS, With new improve-
uen both AID secondhand T) RENT Tor sale low
at retail In general characteristics aud espe
csy nsity and uniformity Of sud tnning they seem
to thst have yet examined GEo T.
RooT T.sropas other Of musicians may be
seen BY cnlIrg Oh T GORDON No 2n Broadway, sole
tor New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

DEMsEN & DINGEES BULLETIN
II FOR MONDAY, JUNEs
FROM AUCTION SALES
SEQ pieces RICH PLAID and STRIPE SILKS. (Luster.l
From io6i.
FROM AUCTION SALES,
SO piece. RICH INDIA FoULARDs. (ehOee)
20 cents per yard
FROM AUCTION SALES
25ooo wards RICH CHALLls, fehoce style.1
FROM AUCTION SALES,
Gee RICH MORE ANTIQUE MASriLLAs
From IS 70 l2
FROM AUCTION SALES.
SORICH SILK aud LACE NANrILLAs,
FROM MA &rcrioS ( Il e SALE. ss
SEQ RICH STELLA SHAWLs, tnew d-ssusj
FROM AUCTION SALE.
20 EXTRA RICH STELLA sHAwLs
From $sto $l?
FROM AUCTION SALES
40 cases LADIES' ana CHlLDRkN's B0NNErs
From 5 tos2
FROM AUCTION SALES
10 gases LADIES STRAW buSNEfs, New Styles
ON . y.
FROM AUCTION SALES,
$50 boxes RICH BONNET RIBBONS. tvs-y widsJ
FROM 'S arcrI6S SALES.
AFVLL sSSokINsNr
SUMNER cAsSiM MERES
For ;rntemen's ard Youth. wear
FROM AUCTION SALES
voR goysykETPERs AsD VPHoLsrERsEs
Aree Iln npost>tion.
GOUQUAS, PLAID and PLAiN NATTINGS,
Fnm ixi to eN wide.
A, p 26 aud 81 per yard
FROM AUCTIoS SALES,
s5oce yards RICH Lace snd MUSLIN DRAPERy,
rn6M nfH hte4fJs I C 4 GsF y',f sstrs
so osets RICH LACE ant MIsLlS CURTAINS
from s4t ~
'N''i'sa'' 'RFMSEN L DINGEE's Brown Stone Store.
No. ~ AID 2s 6,lav.. near li,h-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
A N MERwN Aucrioaesr
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale

- Rooms No lSPsrk row. ..,,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
June l6. ~ end le AZ O'Clock each day.
LARGE LAW LlBRARY-rhe Librsry of an eminent law
yN rrcerty ceccased comprising full set Of Enzi,h Anc
Anercs Reports both iu Lsr and Equity, Dxsss iortse
rneps Text Books &c Among them are O.! the Ne FNot
Repors Including Barbour b vos Coustock vss Cowea,
vols Joblsons Ls- 70 vols John ons Chaneery vols
Psse II vols Wendell D vols snfod, vois Seid9at
yoss Hlf yoa; Hall vols the Report. OF New jersey
ewHsmphrs Connecticut snd Massachusetts conpss set
OF United Sises supreme Court Reeos Also Phisie'pais
Ls~; Liby complete 90 Enslish Common Law Reports
70 vols fnssh Law snd Equity Reports yois A.o vS'
oase rare topics al the old English Jo Heports bsA
.tpe Bitch Rossnque aud Puers Cohers cronpton srd
Jervs Croupton and Mee-ous. vessy's. Bn~ns Et.rs.
Dur ford Easts and other Enaish Rsrs ao~eiis s'se
Trials Bscon's Abri6geDsn United States Pgcsts, Ne
amounting all nearly 5000 volumes Catalogues in prep
MONDAY EVENING June 9. .t7 O'Clock.
NEW AND OLD B0OkS-A large colectou. comprising
valuable wors eicine and Surgery, story, bogf.phy
Poetry Cascs and Miscellaneous literature incl Ing many
cid and choice books variety Of New Pub ieaions &c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
I ACKAWANNA RAILROAD AND COAL
IL COMPANY BONDS Tho subsobers offer at pdysts
sse q of he7 FIRST MORT 5A0E BONDS


s,,.. TSs ou sSs s.. Of 70 Kid L.ad. o
construct the necessary Rsjs and to carry the oisnsss
Of nuins waieIs Coal and 10 located Lear S'sn''a'
The LrsswaDns Railroad connecting the Company: mics
~h the D.swsre Lsckswsnns and Western Rsirosd lnss
opened to Els.be hpor NewjsseyJ Geeuv'le peiltsI
mice Scranton 10 comp etsd-s hrstelss Hnosd sas
y 20 .sS to marie, ic ans Of CoI e.s
January ,s5, ,sreesey 70 ceps se -n tho D'' 'SeA
s.S are nSw stocked the mine. v
Ss co tract !. for % yes, to take the Cos. the Lcts
psny sh. deliver at Gresavie snd @ tsnspon
"a M .1 ss's s,h. % uns for IL
peIt three and then tons per anu tAss
The sue Issue of Bends .uthcrz uud,r the only
Ts amount now oaersa, ais COO - furnish the tuad
ee-<ary pa, of all debt-dosss OF Tho Company, ssd
establish b.nss. the of 600 snnsmsss
remaining &30oo OF Bonos being held In BY tue Cen
p.ly farn.h the additional equipment capital &c. sess
viii enable the or hrse yes hence .ocofdae
The Ropd. beer iper.. at per psysble s-mi ."nsl
sinkins fu p'ov,d and secured " q mms,ss e.
ecu'eo to Peter A. gs,s a. BENT Reed. and VIM ely
ny located IL Penn ,vsnls namely:
t0O acres o, first tate Coal Lands ud rhe pos
ye.up and Meredh and also
nMteahe without improvements or outlet TO nate' 81 sn
n me. OF csss Railroad connect the Mines With tAs
Oelswse LsekswenDss Western Railroad. At Oresn'ile
to.ehet With sderscss and switches; mns shsfs opsAs
uch yet oeveloped with all die engines u,sehassJ
heaS aid deliver 800 Of cod dayi
ocou otiv- .pr sol cosicsrs 200 mine % svses~
d one baLdcsr
ore .,.aon house water tank tun,sb. endneh'as ~
wood .bed yeup; msebuery and shop with mschn~
IN four csi oars daily wood she'd ssS
ksf sfao house and tsbs Ut oro ,nvhs
ard fsisht; 20 double horsss q" VI
lies hotel feDcs. stables &c, at Jssup-sii see
AID OF ths most approved style. $1,000 49,,
The esh sock Of Coupai ;. paid uP SIoI.v sno -
whole cash ley is a. this time gard of 81 100 oW
From he high q tie parties Interested IA tsss
erprs and prsobsl ~ the propsry he sss
tfsd
the pub ic a. q .sfs q prof ablei ye,tmsnt
MHIOS GKEENLEAf No o Waisad
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

WELLDeros A CAasEa, Asctisre><
WHITING PAPER, LADIES' BOXES, AA.-
,o,,.. On IukSDAf :; icy oslesi .. No s1Oy
pe~ks IAdieS boxss. Cus 0is rsnEers sesots Js r-s
rres Wrsepne Pepes. Cooks Psenls Au Cslars Besasg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NARD.-The BANKING and EXCHANGE
~ BUSINESS, hitherto con iucted in this city BY my Az
sorney L. LAWRENCE, esq, my account, VIII DO do
continued from this date.
l. s. LAWRENCE authorized TO receive any outstanding
collections well collect other claims arsns from the
above Persons having claims will please pre-
the same for payment previous 70 ICEE lsS -
L s. LAWRENCE has associated with hnse,f NJ
CHARLES FAHRAR, and vii continue the BANKING and
EXCHASGE BUSINESS under tho snd firm d L g.
LAWRENCE Co.
pleasure in stating that during my sts-ucs for the
psst Eve years Mr. Lawrence hs conducted busiaess with
prudence Ara tahOoess and ebeerfuy recommend ham
Implicitly reliable in business thai may be inusee 20 him.
Your. truly p. 5ATdEA
Eey-Yorh Mar ~, 1884.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
W. s. MELLoR Auctioneer.
EI-RNITITRE AUCTION NOTICE. The
GILBERT 5. SAVAGE, Auctioreer
T ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELE

ARGE and PEREMPTORl SALE OF ELE
IL CANT CARRIAGES S-BAGLEY SAVAGE, OF NO ~
Cedar sell No. 594 Broads ay near tue
Metropolitan Hotel extensive and splendid assortment OF
CARRIAGES for the purpose Of closing out the stock Of
ma uI.ctnrer commencing the sale o WEDNESDAY llth
inst, at 10 ocock and eon ung il from day TO day; Pubic
st,sntion invited the sss Of this stock which
eo.i.ts OF and beautiful Carriages Busses hc
embrsng vhsese desirable for elegance snd con'enience
Iisbe and durability all Of which will b. sold sso, sock
H.ne.. Fy1ets Shifting poles. &C. Bills uador $50 c.oi
over under $500 ninety days. 800 and under
800 four uou<hs $500 months approved Paper
will be pscied for sh pptg aud s ecomnsode ~
will have the warranty OF the mtkef Cat.
iosue at the Of the Auco0ee No. 50 Cedsr pfev
sale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

w WATCHES The largest and mos, splendid sssortuens
of found the subscbers he
h.. business Ws for the last eighteen years .ne
/. ing ell descriptions Of Gold and Silver Wsiehes Jewelry
snd silver wholesale and retail E. much less than TIE
1suai prces. .,.u
Beautiful Gold Lepins Watches forr holes teveedtG
Fine Gold Detached Levers. full Jeweled 80
Fine God Huniinf Lepne, four holes Jeweed...."tS -
Gold Hunting Case English Patent Levers .....So 80
Fine Colo Huutins Detached Levers. full Jevelet
Gold and Enamel Watches fee Ladies. 80 O to slU
soendid Gold Pocket Cbrolomeie.s 10 to $40
0J. H.. bo,ss. ~ ..,.......... $50 NJ to $3.50 10
Gold Hunus Wsckes which run days *l2o OF 10 c'
Gold Marie Watches, which change info ... -.
three different Wstches.... $l1 ~ 70 - ~
Gold Eu sl-h Patent Levers full jeweled. - ~ IN o
Silver FL sish Pstest Lever.........Sl Sle ~ 70 ~
Silver Detached Levers, full jeweled el5 " 10 ~ ~
Fine Gold Hunting Case Railway Time Keep .,-, oo
Silver Lepines, four holes leweied coto ell
NJ j. Tobiss. Harrison X u. beeseley, l. r Coope ara
ether eelebrs'ed makers. for sale very low
AL Watches warranted 70 keep correct ure "eenes aru
Jewery exchanged Watches and Jevery repaired the best
manner much les than the usus prces Goods sent 70
al parts United States and Canada free OF charge
GEORGE c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches aud JeveirJ.
Who!sssle and Retail No II Wslls ID aoor near BroadWr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
natthes, 1ewelrn. sc.

CFCOND-HAND GOLD WATCHES-T
- .ut.crh.r has hand t~o cozsn GOLD WATChhs.
which have aud winch he selS at tae follow
irs extremely low oroe'; a..
Fi. Goid LeyiI,s holes Je~eled :.....'. 10
Fine Cod De sched Levers fu Jewellei......'. -
Fire Geld Enslish Patent Levers. .........'..'.
Gold Bur tins na Sd Psteat LeyeTs........ t5
Cor mon q, ID tiun-iust a,e Pstent Leye-i .... "
Con mon Gold r.lish Pafelt Lev,s open face. -
Fine Gold Fisht.ray Get eva Wstrh............. 50
Fine GCl6 ELs.ish Pocket Chrononet.r :slV
GEO ALLEN,
Importer Of wsiehf. and Je~lry wboi ssls and Ret'
No. II Wal st a floor, mar Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
W. S. MELLoR. Auctionesr.
ARGE and SPECIAL. SALE Of ELEGANT

". s. MELLOR. Auctonesr -.
I ARGE and SPECIAL SALE Of ELEGANT
lIFURNITURE We shall sell at suction on TUESDAY
snd WEDNESDAY next, at the extensive Wsrsrooms OF
Me.srs A. VREOE Co No. 5o8 Bosdwsy. third house
above Ebos ard the Metropolitan Hotel, their estire vs..
liable STOCK Of frstclsss CABINET FURNITURE
will be sod without account Of eKen
siobs be made In the building sud CONSISTS OF the
superior first clss Fur tuoe OF
this parcula<e which will require
sbou, 500 lots In order the
OF esly bssutful Flu niure
offered for sale this son parties desrou, Of purchasing
should cell the Ware Modsy the dsy before the
when catalogues will be resdy and examine the Furniture
Goo tubssed the city Will be packed with
Of reasonable charge
HOUOHTON 4 MELLOR. .Auetiszeer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

IL seI County N j. os,.nce Of eighteen miles tsOm New
Yofh sDd four from Blrofed cor,as ~ acres OF
Land has good Dwelling House Barn stable C>rrase
shed sheo Corn House, Sc the above 10 rot SOLO
vii then and there re ofsred AZ
Pubic Auction At 4 O'Clock Terms OF sale one ,afa
csah bal desi cd For urthet
nerticuisrs avIiy w JAMES WOODS No z92 Pesst or TO
UEO A. MEkwIN. No. 2l7 Fulton-st, Ex'r OF ID. b. biA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

II. n. Lids Aucuoneer-By II. II LEEDs 20
ON MONDAY, June 9, at IL o'clock, at tho
" Store No y Nasssust -BOOKS-A chooe collection Of
EnEh Books .uperby bound and elegantly lasuasei' as
extensive collection Of standard American Books consisting
Of aneous hsoea bos rsphica Law and illustrated
Books Amo' them be found the fso~ipsi Gd,ds du
Pa ais Pi thick vois royal folio 500 f1e easrsnss
eued by the first Italian aist.) Fishers Bsd'ordshire ANTI
oues III Plses mostiy cclered Fshers Warwck.hre An
tquties 81 cunous coored plates; Houvemsns Comoets
WORKS G7 fine engraving vols royal folio Shakespesres
TsbesuI Wis. l2 richly nuuiDated pls,e'; Consa
bles English Landscape Scenery 40 eeGsvinrs See
folio a morocco; Byron stes elTavin Of Shste.pesres
Hero svo IS fDe steel eugrsvins; Ceelis hsors
ls Exbbto', $50 engraving: royal $50 Book Of Costume
go tngravinss 6yo Cowpers Poeesl Works. 8 Sesl en
srsyL &c The above collection viii be exhibition Fri
1sy an1 Saturday June 9Th and 7th.