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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-08

Best 40 yards Of Rag Carpet iS0
I pair of Woolen Stockings 5U
pair OF Woolen Socks ou
9 Cotton Stockings oU
Cotton Socks tss oO
~ Woolen Mittens oO
Gloves oU
Committee on above--J osiah Simpson, Melissa
Wolker, and Mrs. Sarah X. Cook.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Best Quilt $50
Designed Quilts 100
Pieced Quilts LOO
White Quilts 4a 90
Bed Spread ,r 90
Coverlet 90
Embroidery on Bobnett 90
Embroidery on Jackonet st.. 90
Embroidery on Muslin 90
Hearth Rug 49,. nra,..., 100
Worsted on Canvass 50
Worsted on Cloth 90
Z pair Of Worsted Slippers 80
Display Artificial Flowers so
Greatest Variety of Cut Roses W so
Best Flat Boquet so
Best Round Boquet so
Greatest Display Flowers so
Best Show Of Dahlias p so
Committee on above-H H. c. Smith, Mrs. Heck
ard, Miss Mary Simpson.
RIDING MATCH.
Best Female Equestrian 600
second best 400
third best ssf 800
The above premiums to be paid in money, or
such articles as those who draw the prize shall
request.
Committee on above-W ashington Cooper,
III f.tN l.
Committee Of arrangements Of Articles on the
day Of the Fair-E. s. Edwards, M. Nye, il, Miss
A. t. Bradford, Miss. Samaria Stout, Miss Cla-
rinda Lareue, and Mis- Waldo Strong,
Chief Marshal l-Robt., Simpson. q,
All animals are, as heretofore, to be exhibited
on the first day, and consequently, must be en-
tered by 10 o'clock All articles to be exhibited
on the, Secnd day, mustbe entered by 10 o'clock.
Committees are requested to be punctual in
reporting themselves 10 the Board at II o'clock
each day, and are especially instructed that all
articles of merit not enumerated in the list, are
entitled to discretionary premium.
ORDER OF EXHIBITION OF HORSES.
At1l o'clock of the first day, all Horses ot
every description that are intended for pTemi-
INNS, will enter the ring in procession, under the
direction Of the Marshal of the day, the Horses
first on the list taking the lead ard the Others in
their regular order.
| No Horses or Carriages will be allowed inside
OF the enclosure, except those intended for ex-
hibition.
The Board Of Directors feel confident that the
Friends of Agriculture will heartily join then
in the promotion Of the interests and well being
of the Farmers at large. They would call the
attention of all to the law passed by the las
Legislature, for the protection Of Agricultura
Societies, as it is the intention of the managers
to have the law strictly enforced.
| By order of the. Board,
! GEO. McQUIGG, Sec'y.
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GRATIS! GRATIS,
AFrce GIFT To All.
MISERY RELIEVED!

"NAruRE's GUIDE" anewaDd popular werk,
is distributed without charge, and forwarded by
Mail to any Post Office in the United States, on
receiving an order enclosing two stamps for pos
tage. This valuable Book is written by DR.. A.
R. Kinkelin, of Philadelphia, Pa, who has en-
joyed most successful practice Of twenty-five
years, during which time he has had daily and
almost hourly opportunities Of witnessing the
havoc and destruction inflicted upon human
strength, happiness, and life, by the pernicious
habits which are fostered BY Incidence, igno-
rance and sensuality. 'lve
"Nature's Guide" having, therefore, emanated
from an experienced mind, may be supposed to
abound in salutary warnings, and practical in
formation, which are impaired in the language OF
pfopriety and delicacy dictated by an earnest
desire 10 enlighten the public on a branch Of
knowledge, essential for the preservation of both
mental and bodily health. Every individual is
interested in preventing the spread OF an evil
which has produced more disastrous infirmities
in Youth, more degradation in Manhood, and
premature decay in all stages, ,o6 life, than any
other sourceo of human misery, debility and death,
al am man, and deem nothing which relates
to man foreign to my feelings" r
DTAn YOUTH a. MANHOOD,
hLAU. A VIGOROUS LIFE,
OR APRRMATURE DEATH.
KINKELIN,, on Self Preservation.
ONLY 2S CENTS, or that value in postage
stamps willinsure copy Of this book, prepaid.
per Teturnof mail,
Persons All distance may address DR.. X. by
letter (enclcsiIga remittance,) and be cured al
! home.
Packages OF medicines, with plain dlrections
/ packed secure from damage or curiosity, are for.
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TONICS WON'T DO!

They never die do more than give temporary
relief and they never will. 1t is because they
don't touch the CAUSE of the disease. The
CAUSE of oil ague and ,billiouS diseases is the
atmospheric poison called Miasma or Malaria.
Neutralize tins poison BY its NATURAL ANTI
DOTE, andnolfGisease caused by it disappears at
once Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is this
Anti1ote TO Malaria, and moreover it is per.
fectly harmless medicine. The certificate Of the
celebrated chemist, j. r. Chiffon, of New Tork,
to this effect is, attached to every bottle; there
fore'if it does no good it can do no harm.
This is more than can be said Of Quinlne, Ars-'
neic, or any tonic in existence, as their use is
Iuinous TO the constitution and brings on DUMB
AGUE, which never allows person 10 feel per-
fectly well fora single moment. In illustration
of these truths T. annex some extracts from let
ter just received from Physician;
GEORGETOWN, Ohio, MsIch,l7, 1856. d
JAS. a. RHODES, Esq,-Dear-Sir: Yours of
gd inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last
year and the difficulty in getting one to try it was
greatly increased from the fact that remedy had
been introduced which was gTowing in favor
with the public as being better than using Quiz
nine,-not knowing presume that the remedy
they used to escape taking Quinine, contained
the DRUG ITSELF!
This remedy, tkpowp as "Smith's Tonic,")
would invariably BKEAK an ague but itdid not
CURE it.! as it would often return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance deemed in your
favor, if | could institute test comparison be-
tween it and your CURE. The following is the
result: y~t.t'
Three peJsons took your "Cure," all of which
were cases Of "Quotidan Intermittent Fever"
Of many weeks standing. They had tried Qui-
pine, and other remedies, occasionally missing a
chill, but it was, (aS in all such cases1 slowly
wearing them out and laying the foundation Of
other and severer maladies. ] did succeed in Ell
feoting radical cure Of all three Of these cases
with your remedy, and they have not had chill
since. In all three OF these cases the "Smith's
Tonic" had been used, and would, as before sta :,
ted, break the chill, but altera period or two had
elapsed it would return.
think there will be no difficulty in giving to-
your "Cure'' the vantage ground OF any other
remedy now in nse here, &c. &C. ~.
| WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ. d.
| RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or AN
TID0TE TO MALARIA, the onlyhMmless rem
edy in existence, is equally certain as PREVEN>
TIVE, as CURE Take it when you feel tile
chlls coming on, and YOU will never have q sin
| gle one. Il, '.Rr
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor
~ PRoylDENcE, r. !.
Wholesale Agents, St. LouisH. BLAKSLEY;
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. And for sale by
Druggists generally. June II, lS56-3m;
Up A 1& X u 1R SBllJ @G
j MINERAL WELLS.
llVHME undersigned, Proprietor, RESPECTFULLY
j. announces 10 his friends and the public,
that this well-known watering place ls,now open
for the reception OF inyalids and visitors gener-
!. al lnnf arulll n
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THE LONG LOOKED FOB PERIOD
HAS COME AT LAST n

VFHAT the subscriber can announce to his
friends and the public in general, that he
intends opening his House for the reception Of
public ON the 9th, inst Having purchased the
properly, situated in Pomeroy Meigs county, o.,
known as the Ohio Hotel which will he known
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NHERIFF'y sALE.--By virtue Of an {

CHERIFF'S, SALE.-By virtue of an ex-
- ecution to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Meigs county, will offer for
sale at public endue at the door Of the Court
House, IN Pomeroy, at ii O'Clock, A.. NJ, /, on the
10th day Of August, 1856, the following descrb-
ed lands, to-wit Situated in Meigs county, and
bounded as follows: Being certain. tract or
parcel Of land in Section %, Town 4, and Range
II, In the Ohio Company's purchase, beginning
at the northeast corner Of said section, thence
hundred rods, thence cost one hundred and
sixty rods to the east lire Of said section, thence
north one hundred rods to the place Of begin
ming containing one hundred acres more OF
less. Appraised at s200,0v Sold as the prop
erty Of Sidney Halsey ct al at the suit Of George
and Alonzo Williams. Terms Of sale, cash.
June 6, 1856. J. V. SMITH, s. M. @.
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An Exhibit Of the Receipts and Ex-
pendltures OF lIeIgS County for the
year ending June list, 1856.
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GALE OF LAND BY GUARDIAN
y under order of PrObsnfe Court

MALE VE AAND D4 UOAAbDAAN
~ under order Of Probate Court
Under an order of tine Probate Court Of Meigs
county, will, on the 9th day of August next,
between the hours of and Q o'clock, P. NJ,
offer for sale on the premsesthe real estate fol.
lowing, (beng the land Of John Savage situated
in Rutland townshpy-that Is to say, commen-
cling at the north east corner of the northeast
quarter of Section No. 20, in Township No. g.,
Range No. ID, thence north on the section line
to the north east corner Of said quarter, thence
west on north line Of said section 76 rods to the
land owned by Abijah Savage, thsnce south to
the land Of Abram Aleshire, thence on the norih--
erly line of said Aleshire's land to, the place Of
beginning--containip sixty acres more or less.
Terms of sale: 0ne-thifd in hand. one-third
in one year, and the residue in sixteen months
with interest on deferred payment to be secured
by mortgage on the same premises.
ABIJAH VAESICKLE,
Guardian Of JOHN SAVAGE.
I,lv OH tQge
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REWARDS.

d SNn EEwARD-rHg ABOVE REWARD WILL ~
CsJUU pad ~ III wal street, the u -
box marked norman Jseksoo cone'og the tolc wing dosa-
ments tho paymanl Of which has been stoJ ped-
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~ Usss Ii w. wksTCOrr, AUOTIONEER. -sPLENDII

1JUssbLL ". wksTCOrr, AUoT1ONEER.-sPLEND DID
III household turDture-k. W WE5rOOTr viii sell on
Friday, Apr H. a. la oc eek at No 52 West Twenty rn
all The magnificent furnureon aimed above five
story dwellings has bfen b but few months
peel order part which made In Paris and by the best
makers i this city Descriptive catalogues obtained
J. +. Dai ey Co.'s. No $40 Broadway, too AUG
uoneer The sale will be positive without regard weather.
and the removal of the furniture Immediately from the
misee impe stive The furniture consists OF two and
eegan, French mantel mirrors made In Paris large
with slabs and brackets crimson and gold curtains with
heavy lace curtains cornes match psror SUITS
covered in CRIMSON and maroon sls ard We vet sof.s
ana pArlor chairs reception and buffet do, With slip
aueus in moque; sewing chairs in tapestry
music plate do0rs centre tables, pier do
etes of papier macbe inad wih pearl orou chandeliers
carved octave rosewood par with the ats III
mept embroidered and STOOL richly carved rosewood
eteGere oval mirror front and back rosewood sod
boob French marble top escresoro. lined WITH boxwood
rich Wilton and vet pets, elegant msne IT'S
paintings, &c Dining furniture Mirrors sidsbosrd
with srbe top; solid oak extension table, with large and
superb variety 0ch china; d 22i pieces do
cut glass silver dining and tea service silver aud nM
cutlery &c. Win tho chamber and library furniture Rich
ayed rosewood dres bureaus aud Wristbands
made TO match reclining lounges ard chairs In stry
rosewood suit covered In medallion china toilet set
French oval mrcrs superb hair mattresses ard bedding
tosps tets sotes soss rockers library bookcase &c win
10 sbosary marble Top hall sand velvet s,sr carpets
oil Of The best klpd. Knickerbocser aud sixth
psse the house. Terms 81 saeBapt sbs money and
deoost luired from AL purchasers R-f,n Tuesday
Ai the euue furniture t houe log Leonard street,
BIO dWay.
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ttf kbWA8D sCHENcK. aDCIIONsER.-EOWsKO
schenck will sell Mt auction FRIDAY, 18th at hts
ssieycon 70 70 Wal street s,re pc1y twevs hsnos high
seven wears old rertecv kind soui aud gentle Ia all
reee, And under the sadde and In minutes.
Abo me ar harness made for him Also light troliug
WAGON, In perfect order, CO \ ages
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10y JoeNfH HAGBMAN, ApCrf0SEEs.-sRiDAY
ID Aprr at 10 o'c ocs. A. the central salesro
crpsr OF Pearl and "honghhy srsets, Brooklyn. Regu
weekly sale ~ household fnrntirs eArpes gA dxtnres
PIANOS &c u1bops who 20 this would
ron favor sending them TO tia may be
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sPORNING.

SPORNING.
ITO sPORTsMEN SALE SEVERAL BLACK AID
terriers Rot by Mr.. John Morris dog Jerry Apply
from TIL tSiok, ~ Sixth avenues IN the segar store
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IN T. AARON. AT CTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIs Az
-. st hs PISA, 10 o'coct 81 easssa skees soeadd
pOrnent gold w-oh1s
makers cooper les, Johaoa and otho~s slsO ds-
mouds ana gold jewevy wthous for cash
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DBfTADELPHfA LAdsR BrER.- FAMILIES IL Nwv
York &C BooA cat be led at her residences wiss
Ibis popular tonic beverage IN bottles kags All ordsv
len ia the MOI ming VIII he executed the day.
Y, b, NkNDQM, "a Vel skoa
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w lin 4 NIOhOLs.-Friiay morning III1 inst at InI<

LUGFEE BFhANKLTk, Az Ti0asER.-BYF FRANK
o'cok at sa'esrcom ~ Nasssu street. John extensive
sac OF new ana cno hand furni Fren plate
nlrrors ia c5 Goods &c Ae comp,spg general aisor
ment superior custom made cab1et furniture consisting
parlor suites In coyered with
French satin brocate OF the abs and coy pa
terms, and rich SILK ush and bsrclotn earyr sofas arm
chairs kers covered chairs o,tomsns cenre card
and sa tables eef tables fancy ard erk carved
mahogany sdeboares ewood mahoganv anS
wa and hbrsry book 7es eyens
dip ebles hall hat stands, marble plain buean,
md wsshsapds secretary bureaus ~. beds solid and
plain bedseads epameed AMI solid oak chamber In
sues French plate pier glasses mirrors Gilt
oil pantr and engrav6gs clocks, china and
ante orpauepts glassware table cutlery hair maresses
RAJ goods, &s DC This sa u worthy aeo
lion Of ueds sod house keepers catalogues morning Of
sale Goods packed shipment or stored until MAY l.
11xRcUToR,s BALE OF CODpisH,--JoBN " s0MeR
~ iNDyKE euctt1neer, wtl sell bis day ct 20 20 North
william street 10 O'clock by virtue OF al execution about
2,QQQ bs fre b sailed eoeash wM. D, JONES eonsisbe
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IOBN l. VANDkWAfEK AUUIIONE Ek, WILL SSH
Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 10, IL 49,
at lea o'clock ct Dem0nicos Hotel Broadway nd
Morris consisting OF all furniture
TEL which mostly rosewood and 70 order 20
rosewood stuff backed SUITS covered In crimson plush
chairs chairs and couch; ~ do. covered in
caeie rich, carved with the same number opece 80 do
dining chairs 20 bronze cas- chandeliers large Asscrneu
pei large gin frame French plate pier glasses do snte
gesses lace wtnd'w aims, gdt frame engravings and
paintings rs oval rosewood marble top centre tables
cloths 20 fine rosewood marble top dressing bureaus rs
was hsaf DIS match; toilet water
curled hair mattresses to each bedstead leather eis pal
lAeses white large variety double
single mattresses maple and black bedsteads "a
The above boel conins about 10 furnished In the
most plete manner. the whole forming OF the finest
sales Of the Also, the bar fixtures and cooking
uteDefA
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John !. RUSSELL AuCTI0NEER.- PERsMPT0RY
attractive sale Of rich cabinet and enameied furniture
plar oortes. &c-RuSe Day will sell, q. their spacious
saesrooms IS Nassau street. two doors from alton street.
TO morrow friday, At IL O'Clock A. splendid Of
first class cabinet and enameed furniture &c. full particulars
OF which Will &c given IN to morrews Herald. Also a guam.
MY o. furniture sold by ode. Of the mortgage
comprising superior rosewood papofnrs
board w6tas de- ora very fine English yeys csrpes one
mahogsn, pian0fosto, with other articles
r MORT RTY. AUoTi0rEER WILL SILL THIS
e. day. st 10 O'Clock. at 113 Chatham lsre, large
soment Of inrpure nom families removing Also feather
ttds mriors, carpets extension tables bedding, fancy
goods, DC. dc.
lanes MILLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAILS
o. house and lot 2s2 West 1h.ehstree betweea zhth
anc Ninth avenues james NJ Miller will SILL, on Friday
Apfil 1885, st ~ O'clock the MercAsns Exchsngs he
superior three house and lot street
6nhsd IN the best for the use and oe
b nd End mortgage.
Ar b BUfLkR, AUCTION EER-PUBLrC ADMINS
traitors tae-On THURSDAY. April 10. at 10 O'Clock
5 Pearl street second floor the effects Of Emanuel Sbu
berger Eliza Waterbury. Thomas TarraDt and other H.
eshes ting drugs medicines and fxtures of
sphysiciers ofnc 80 furniture bedding female
pg trunks chests gold ard silver watches vel
~ &c.
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RY EDWARD oHKNCK, AU0TfuNEER.-kDvARD
~ sCHkNJk Will sell at suction this day. at II O'clock at
his No 10 wall street importers
rsned imported wines brandes cham segars &C.
consisting in part OF fine CID branches he following we'll
known brands viz g. p. cogpsr, Rsnaut Planet Co.
0tard Dupey Co and heanessy 10 casks denjoh-s and
csRes; FO~eators L. ID pGrt Page - do Amondlado
PorlA Brgbams Trieste aud oher sherres Phelps Madei
Irish scotch wD,skey Rio, Jamaica &C. &C.
Aso 30 0Q0 Havana and German segars Sale
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II ENkY H. LEEDS, AUOTIONkER.-HENRY II. L8eDs
IL co. viii By auction, Thurxay. AorH u, st l1ts
O'Clock ct West wenty s1h street, near Broad gen
teu household furniture cODsstng OF BYnseia
PETS tAls mors oak centre table oak pHnoors chairs
fancy do cravings pshdt gs mante
tsofes sas sOuches ing ain carpets beesseads mattresses
arm chas bookcases ecretaIy chAners eaameli-d coz
articles not enumerated Sale commences with kitchen fur
niure.
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Ii ENkY Ii. HkRTH. JR., AUCfIOkEER, srFIvE Ne
II 81 Pine stree-Househod furniture residences
o. giving houssEespng Ibis spring. H. d ASA "a
Jr will his attention sales OF
private rsst aud soio,ts
friends all In need Of hs ssrvicea An ACCOUNTS
will be rendered paid In cash the day after
REYERENCEs
Hon John McKeop, United States district t0rney.
James O. Wlet ESQ Sheriff Of the CITY and County Of New
York.
Frederfck L. vulee Eco Under Sheriff.
Charles A. Bsud0ine, ksQ ATS Broad way.
II. ". Hutcbtngs, Esq as Broadway
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DEkkMPTOKY SALE OF LAR VI BRICK HOUSE, IN
l. br aht Iee, near Grove street DAVID SCOTT. auc-
tetr VIII sell at pubic auction, on Frda,. April II, at
three sor, and basement brick house No 10 Bright street,
the Junction Drove Bright Grand streea house
ins and panres; Ia the best arranged building
jersey CITY 10 Lett two tenemens floor with gas
will let for 500 arnum; housa Is built of rate
ma ers by deys york. and located IN part
OF the city. commanding fife of the bav har
New York. Terms LIBERAL and will he made on
the DAY OF SALE For further particulars inquire OF DAVID
SCOTT, 10 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD IN BE0oKLig FOEArsHsU AND USeUE
~ nished psssant fooas with oosrd for tsmfie
and tUs geDbeuao ~ ressonae chsfses ard gan
uenien without - wSsk Apuly 20 TLouas To a
bee. Toy npes Hotel, Montague place, 8ro,kIyn
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TCHN vAkDbWArEK. AUCrIONEEa. WILL SELL
Tbursday April 10 at 10H O'clock at the sslesroOn
Y Walden lane sandsd oses Of The finest and newest vsr
ard elected with by D. Boil Broadway
FMeh street Also fine assortment of tree peones
In ord
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4 lAKLkf Wkfdt 4 WILL sELII AT AUCTION, THURS
" cay April IL, at " O'Clock M at the Merchants III
Char &C. New York valuable Brook street
sx nea three story and brick houses Flu
avenue. IN G. mplete order AZ with modern improve
menR Adelphi street. two three ard Basement
delbta 'front.' brick houses Lafsyete avenue
modern improvements. Fulton avenue-Two thy story and
basement Pha1e pha front br TX houses 5rand
avenue, new aud With modern improvements. Portsnd
wO tn storp and Phi adelphia
bouses rear NJ IT and Washington park and
VIII modern improvem euts Bedford house
with four lot 25xl50 feet the Of
Gates aveDueFve lots xlo0 Bedford Ayeuuo
drsa fhree 6xl00 feet 100 ton
Vanderbilt aveuue-rhree lots feet 300 f.et
south of Flushing NAVY Three story frame
house. filed In be oeak flashed In style store On he
ground floor occupied for ding thriving
lot .5xlOO feet with reat two story cottage la
the rear emo fronting cite the Tor
1918 per annum chance to prod able invest
ment Sale positive For maps apply 70 OAKLEY 4
Wk'0bT, No. court street, Brooklyn.
u O. BULKLHY, AUCrios sER. UFFiCG 40 WALL
,Iee. wposive cae II elegant sisy made furniture,
sree the entire furniture 10 tee aoove residence c5ussny
ornaments damssk and white lace cIrans one maguia
cnars easy oairs sofas &C. beautiful t edeed csna dinner
quantity OF bs best qualify pla'edand CIT gas ware m.ho
gany and walnut bedHesds bureaus washstsnds
bedding dc ne magn ceot nshosany wardrobe tedseaA
also 81 neral assortment Of kitchen furniture Catalogues
DAY OF $50.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

1IkR MAJESTY QUREN vICTORIAs WINE HpR.
III chant n special appointment y AMEs MARKWNIL ~
proprietor OF lbbosous Iers's. the LONDON and hs 0ruA
hoe sSd sor,h And South american Cones teu.a "a
t seeamx hons bas removed Tho whole u hs srteesya
botes N Albemsr'e street. Aus~ices friends pasue
VAL he pessec 10 address all letters private
nahed oouses and spArtmeDts 10 Ms osv sDos, q
Absuaars street, corper OF Stafford, Pc,adry, L,nduw
=. b-sl payreuts W James Mavkwels bapaers Mo-
Sr Claude Scot 90. No. CArenAipb sauArs Jxn1.n
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~ ENkY LEEDS. AUCrIoNEsk -dkNkr Il LScv,
Co vii sel BY auction. Thursday Apr'i 10 sale OF
iii Wh~e s,sst corar " snrs IN coo eonsncs p" ~
tropseys deuaruro 'or Europa he will -s as above hts
valuable collection OF sketches, po,ures drA sues &c all
nestiy AIMED, exhibition at the artss suno lhe
ssc WIN enbi ACC many va liable works some csoce biz Of
some eDgravngs books cas, studio furniture &C., without
any reserve.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL TO- 1856.
SALES AT AUCTION.

y KtLLY. ALOIIukRFR WILL SELL, fEaI8 DAY
et 10 oclock, st 81 Go hsrine street. large nixnm
&ws spo dress COCOA otd for present spring
mer m also he stock OF retailer containing
hing In the dry goods line for cash. suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

w. Mellor This day, at IL O'clock at ll3 Nassau street
mortgage sale of rxteen pspoiores secondhand
stools covers &c the entire stock Of wood
~ So apd ocsvea. made by Van Winkle Fiber rhorne
Gfovesen others worthy the attention Of the trade and
those want OF first class instruments The whole tor abso
lutte sAla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

A UCTICN EOTlCE.-sH ATrUCK & PARKaURsr
viii sell this day. at so 39 eighth avenue at l0h
mirrors rock crockery glass; hair atresses
ocks, lounges, sofas, &c. II. A. PERRY, Aucioneer.