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q ,. sv,ru B.yAssiokLEs
SMITH & VANSICkLEN,
C0mmis Merchants
mud ReaI Estate Brokers.

AVID b. sMirHS =. =.
ucfioneers. C0mniss siOn Merch hahNs
nnd Zeal Estate BrOkerss
WE will pay particular attention to safes W
w Auction, Of Real Estate, stocks, adminissra-
tor s Sales. dc.i viii neg9tiate Loans, MAKE Noisc
tions exchange Real Estate Tor heichanalse, h~Ae
liberal advances On Real Estate Merchandise CON
signed for public sale; Will act rs Attorneys ior
property holders the disposing OF property, col
lectng OF rents, paying taxes &c; wil act as hnan-
cal eouuselors for all who may need our services.
Office on Third street, between Main and Johnson
noy24
LNOR SALE-Lot 5, Block 20l on Main street. Ap
i ply t. [dec. 2sl isMITH & VANslhCLhN.
L,OR sALE--Lots i and in Block 50, corner Of
/ Fulton and 10th streets. Terms easy. Apply 10
dec 2s SMITH n NANoICkLEN.
Lv0R sAbE-Lots 4, , and 81 III Block l5S, corner
l. Of Fulton an 9th streets Apply 70
dec 20. SMITH FANslCkLEN.
I>FR SALE 20 feet by l4o on johnson street BIZ
Il tween u and Sd streets. south side. apply to
SMITH NANsICkLEN.
IvUK SALES feet by 40 30 street, also u
L feet on Johnson corner Of 7th street, by ITO on
7th Apply tJ SMITH & NANSICkLEN.
L'OK SALE - 10 acres Of land the c. Il CONN
L Tract, apply to SMITH NANslCkLEN.
NOR sALE--A dwelling house and lot on Bank
L Street, apply 70 SMITH NANolchLh =.
4 LOT ii Louisville ky., u exchange for keo-
= kuk city property apply 70 -
sMfrH vANsICKEN.
IN0K oALE--or trade for Iown lands or keokuk
L City property A house and lot at W Walnut Hills
the elty Of Cincinnati, apply @
SMITH VANsICkIES.
FOR SALE,
90 feet by Il on First Street between Main John
son Aso. House and Lot, corner u First and John
son Apply 10 SMITH & NANSICKLEN.
FOR SaLE,
ego Acres II Land, 60 under cultivation, near Ca
mareo. Terms one ,hirl cash, balance IN one, two
and three years. Apply 70 .
LN0R sALE-blO acres Of choice land within four
l. miles of the city. SMITH d NANSICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
A HOUSE and lots Second street. apply to
\ pof2i SMITH i YANsiCkLEN.
ron NAIE,
- n FEET front on Second street. with building;
~ rents for $500. Apply 10
noy24 sAIfH 4 yANsICKLES.
L'oK sALE--10 acres Of land under cultivation, on
Il mile from the city Apply to
nov24 SMITH i NANSIChLEN.
L'0R sALE.-3O feet front On Main street Apply
i 10. log2i SMITH q EANSICKLEN
EN0R sALE.-A farm containing POS acres. 40
l. under fence II miles from the city on the plank
road, Possession given the lsi Of March next. Al-
ply ia n0y2+ SMITH & NANSICkLEN.
INoR ~ALE.-A house and lot on Main street
l. noy24 SMITH a NAN9ICkLEN
FRE,H>inoice of Hats and Gaps to trade for
nov24 sMfTH a yANsICKLKy.
1co ACRES Of Land in Washington county. four
lou miles from the County Seat, can be Lad f9F
seven dollars per Apply soon 10
nog24 SMITH d NANSICkLES.
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Teiegraphlc News.

ST, LOUIS, Jan. A letter in the Demo
crat, dated Leavenworth, Kansas, 2Sth, saws
the Office of the Territorial Register, an Ad-
mlnistraton paper, was mobbed, and the
| type thrown into the river, and large
amount of paper was burned The mob was
composed principally of Mssourians.
the Free State party, at their convention
on the 22d ult., nominated Chas. Robinson,
for Governor, ". q. Roberts, Lieut.. Govern
Or, and NJ. ". Delahay, for Congress--elec
ton Sd Tuesday in January. Col. Lane,
Robinson's opponent in the convention, was
defeated by vote OF 90 TO %.
NEw YORK, Jan. 1.-The Courier's Wash
ington correspondent telegraphed last even
ing: ''Great efforts are made to induce Pen
nington to decline. The Democrats are
alarmed mt Southern American movements in
favor of Boyce, but the authority of the
caucus viii be substantial. No organization
/ expected for weeks.o
| WAsuINGToN, Jan. "A letter from staff
officer of the Free State forces at Lawrence,
Kansas, claims a boodless triumph over
Gov Shannon in the recent treaty, they hav
ing yielded no principle at issue. The letter
further states that Coy. Shannon and Sheriff
Jones talked OF resigning if the -peoplc Of
Missouri will not keep quiet and mind their
own business
All speculation in relation to the Speak err
ship is at an end--many thinking there will
be no election during the month.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-The organization of
our State Legislature was completed to-day.
The House elected Mr.. Traverse, American,
of this city, Speaker, and Mr.. Gaither, Pres
idcnt of the Senate.
NEw CouxrERrEirs.- The New York Cour-
1 tarn
feits
/ Several new counterfets have appeared
this week in the street. Among these one
on the Merchants Bank, New Haven, ten
dollars, dated Sept 1854 ii. q. Smith, Cash
ier, \. Peck, Jr., President. Nignette-
Sailor seated on n bale of goods with a flag
in his right hand; ship on each side. Low
or left corner--lndian with tomahawk raised.
Right lower Female with liberty cap,
leaning on table and shield. Engraving rath-
er pale. Seven hundred dollars Of these
bills were received this week by banking
house, from a correspondent in Ohio.
Another purports to be on the Delaware
City Bank, rs follows;
ESTABLISHED oS SPECIE BASIS. .
THE DELAWARE CITY BANK
VIII pay two dollars on demand to bearer.
| Delaware, Dec. 20, 1854.
| \. Harris, Cash. 5. Hunt, Pres.
| The engraving on the bill answers to the
description of the counterfeit 2's on the Del
aware City Bank, State of Delaware, but
the names Of the officers are different.
Mr.. 6. Maxwell is President, and John p.
an institution in good credit.
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The DEs MoiSgs VALLEY WHIG is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMones al
ley as well as in the o the State and the Uni.
ted States, and medium Of advertising il not
surpassed Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
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Co-Partnership Nortee

'hE gned have this day formed CO Part
L nershIp Tor the purpose Of carrying Oh the boot
and hos business in keokuk under the style and frm
! ol Z j. Elliott 4 90.
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shaving Il Hair Cutting ExtraOrdl- :
nary!

SHAMP0UNING AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
~ The faFogite Saloon OF George Cabus on Main
street. below Parsons's Bank. presents new attrac-
tions to the citizens Of Keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any ever before
employed III this city, invite the patronage,s the
community, 81 am satisfied that | can shave fklean-
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shampoM with
dexterlty than any barber in the state6f lows
Competition challenged GEORGE ABUS
August %, l855--lyd&w &w6m
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FI1WENIY -FIt boxes No. lemons for sale at
4 decla HUSTON, HAWKINS a HUsToN'S.
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Republican state convention.

Republican state Convention.
Nearly all the papers in the State favorable
TO the organization of Republican party,
have expressed themselves in favor of hold
ing the proposed State Convention at Iowa
City, on the 22d Of February. We have
noticed no particular dissent from that time
and place, and we suppose we may take this
appointment as the common preference. But
it needs that this understanding be put in
definite form, and kept before the people, bv
authority of the common consent of the
Press, if, as appears likely, no other public
authority IS TO take the matter in hand. One
of our exchanges, the Mt. Pleasant Oberrer,
publishes call, which it says has been sub
mitted to the friends Of the movement in that
region, and universally approved, and since
no other is offered, and it seems to be unobiec-
tionable in language, while agreeing with the
general preference as to time and place, we
publish it at the head of our editorial col
umns, and trust that it will be approved and
published by all journals Of similar senti-
ments in the State.
The terms Of the call seem to indicate thai
mass convention is anticipated OF course
It would be difficult to arrange all the form.
alitles ID such manner as party fully or
ganized would expect and be satisfied with
until the party has definite existence anC
recognized authorities. Ii does not, therefore
matter much how the friends of the cause
are brought together at this first meeting
and perhaps mass meeting may be as vel
as any. When once assembled, they can lie.
gitimate themselves, and arrange all tn
questions pertaining to future proceedings
In manner satisfactory TO all. But vet. as
persons feel under little more obligation to
attend such assemblages If appointed to rep
resent their neighbors, and there would be
more likely to be a representation from dis
tant quarters if delegates were appointed ut
primary meetings, out Of the range Of the
immediate neighborhood of the Capital un-
questionably il viii be most advisable thai.
meetings for that purpose be called and del
egates appointed, and resolution adopted to
cause and willing to attend the Convention
berequested TO do so.
IN TINS manner, undoubtedly a fair repre-
sensatlon will be gathered, and with a little
ehort the meeting may be made full and en-
thusiastic 1t can hardly be anticipated, how
ever that It should be very numerously at
tended, yet We hope there is feeling enough
abroad in the State to render even this infor
mai, spontaneous meeting, one quite respect
able In point of numbers. for the auspice
under which the party is organized ma
prove OF much Importance in determinin
its character and influence.
VIII not the balance Of our friends Of IN
Press take the matter in hand at once. an
urge assent to the proposition and immed
ate action in the premises? 1t is now but
lew weeks to the time proposed, and there
-
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Especial attention gwen 10 Insurance ~
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OFT.
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE!

DOLICIEs Of Insurance issued at fair rates IN the
/ following sound Offices
Star fnsuranre Co.. New York
Commercial Insurance Co. ST. Louis.
1Etna Insurance Co., Hartford.
Mound City Insurance Co. ST. Louis.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Hartford.
Dwellings insured for n term of years at extreme
~ low rates. All information gwen and surveys
N ade by W. W. BELkNAP. Agent.
Office corner Main and Second SIS.
iAu3IIIn
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NOR sALE--t,r trade for Iowa lands or keokuk
L City property "A house and lot at Walnut Iii lis
near the city Of Cincinnati, apply 70
SMITH NANSICkLFS.
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HOTELS.

7S1 5RKTH STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM BROAD
Ill way.-1hs house having been repaired painted
snd newly furnished throughout the reception
o. boerde,s CONTAINS tsths, and all The moderl inn
provepeDts There still uncccupfed large psrlote
wi bedrooms and Croon attached also, smaller
mems pReor double Koexpense has been wiz bespared
10 render comfortable apd peaeant residence could
DO desired. Dinner nj 6 o'clock.
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INTELLIGKNCM OVFYCNy.

VIZ ANTRD-AT NO 4EAsr BROADWAY (BASHM syT,.
w menlfotcamers and raiIroa6s porers chmsu bar
keepers boys TO learn trades two dry IDS cerks er tor
grocery stores gardeners aud waers seam
and chAmberAcs Rules aaeruy 10 be seeu
and .hcy are sHiclf observed ED, 0ILLEN.
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CBGARs AT AUCrION.-O. CHEEKs, 81 BROADWAY
- up stairs has several large invoices Of Havana domestic
and German ssgars which must be sold 10 pay advances
Rargsns be had before the ss OF NAV nj
After that date what remains VII be closed out a. auction.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A gfONIeHlNG 70 ALL-1ADANH MORROW, 5HI
"A seventh daughter, has natural si tell past present
and future even and al The Of Gfs tho very
thoughts and win can!e speedy marriages and show The ke
Of the intended husbands and absent friends and WI
bring together those VINO separated VINO Wi enjoy the
greatest happiness Of matrimonial blsa. An who wish good
luck can Tor relief and comfort fh0usaBds
pressed their belief that abe the wonderful asroogs
tbs world that has been known though
NOT satisfied rs Broome street, between Cannon and Colu
bA- Gentlemen not admitted
MAfRIMoN1AL.-rw Will. UPON THE RKCEIPT OF SIX
M cents 70 person full deneaton of thee char.
aser, by their handwriting addrcss sucIen Direct MILE
Hortense lie Roy, Broadway p ost Office, New York.
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SALES Az ASOTrDn.

= BARKER, AUCrI0fEER -FURNIIURR eALy-3N
-. iu'sot, April 2? at i1s A. NJ. 90 the prsmie, At IA
%gs sosrdiss soose consist, Of soosn fra'sare
bsr beds ana ,eddng ehss taoes baresos &c &c ait,
sucuoneer IA Pine street..
- BARKES. AUCiIONsEa-Fiasf GLASS rUaNI
D' ture 10 on Lbnrsd. April u At 0H o'clc.. on
siamiJ removing to ibe couns insisting In part
Ss sDS sfess Sss
exension table nane ornamens dinner sna tes
MOO ohsr ess xiares The urri.ars Is
ssrve FOR caaaogues DC, sppy the auouons5r No IA
SEG RS s&0ARs, ssaAat.-7UNIs MORsELL,
de- S'f S iss% vi
he early on hand this morning At ocock whom they wiz
good chance it has not been my fortune 70 offer.
t'h0MAs J. tMILLEx AUonONEex --PsgEMrroEr
pus s The scon g. o Of tho
water right and front on the k.s ootlya Ae WI
viii sell saS on
lS6 Of u O'Clock - he Kings County hote srookl
se' he
as Of Hs d. e.. .9s 1 sa
G ' s es .eS IL s o. s "a. e. @
Ana sn dar o Il fpD 10 once Of the
,Ss TosnlnS 10y O'Clock = 81 sa s.u street Cor uted
icksrs .ossxoCd Daslos suite tsts iszss chair
% soa sanS s1
walnut ard mahogany ;oiss suite Of ess frn
cribs sssm.Ddsr ssh: ei.ss Walnut
bles marble tops alarm and MAI q cloo-s DC g staple
70 pay adyansss &C. Full confidence may b placed AIS
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~ MELLoR, AUCTIoNEER-BY HoUaHToN

Nv
sSae :.. Ss.s Gsss
Sssootss heavy esryss legs and SasSsd I'll rouaa
sssss 1lsss IS"
Tosew9od gs.o. SUIT covered i crimson and s:sss
stead richly carved xood bureau c,mmods
~ Rsms 81
'Ss
elegant china dinner se SS piece aud cost $50 Freacs
ss
nearly new having been IN use only few morts csta
Pc o sS tho ,S for exhibition Ao
u. No near
orsns psininss gold mounted asnis and oisr MIR r.
and %oque. brocsde satn window curtain. wa heay1 asset
With Hob embossed cover sod music ossnss s
embossed hops richly carved eegeres tous
ssa 13sS sna
bore. Writing saSnsts Ssss. royal
eRs ss ss S s r Esa lie
:s 81. s;' md &c.
the Chambers rich to ct basement extension dining table,
cost 1926 chairs rich cut glass and Bohemian heavy
VIM 1d s n &c M 81 ne s ns
81 The kitchen and laundry furniture With wieh The sale WI
when the goods may be viewed.
WV. Writer'S, Auc1IoNEER WILL SELL ON
way tour billiard a tables one with marble bed ,ar and bar
Ice boz four settees four large
chest Of o,pers Tools Crotou pipes Ac chairs tables
balls and everything else connected with the business
MM. wITTRRs AUCTIONEER. WILL SILL ON
w saturday at l0A ococt a. lS Canal street the entire
Pebtee household furniture of three house. Consisting
Of parlor suits book pier ard oval mirrors oil psang
ether hall oilclotns china glass and stair
bosany and VA nut hair and her bsds
and bedding Malsees quilts marble top dressing bureaus
ard washssnds toilet SETS mahogany wardrobe dining
and kitchen furniture. DC cooking stove.
WM G. HIGGINS AUCTIoNEgR-wlLL SELL THIS
w day, at l0M O'Clock at AGA Eighth THIRTY
Brussels Ard other cspe bureaus hair mattresses feather
wsIe mante ornaments DO Also one breeding cage fec
high containf rine fine singing birds All goods 10 be
moved before O'Clock on Monday.
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u COLTOE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI.
Il. ture at No IL Jay street THIS day Saturday at No.
Harrison street the entire furniture Of the house consisting
part Of Bruses three ply and ingram carpets ocoths
BEDS matI mirrors tab e. chairs crockery glass
ware cooking stoves chamber aud kitchen furniture &C.
Also fine mahogany dining table about
twenty feet long Sale peremPor and goods must be
mo eam day,
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III kNRY B. HERTS JR AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO bh
u Pine sueet.Rtch and eegant household furniture
Ansl b ~ oc,ocS a. k 81 Goi n
at Pelham Bridge Wss'ch ester county. H.NRY B. HEKr5
comprising velvet tapestry Brussels and ngrs carpets
wood furniture bocate mahoeany AID cottage bedroom
gsterwh general q household
csleche carriage; light carriage Also light wagons
wagons carts farming Implements rich silver mounted
Ober harness. Also lot of shruss &C. Terms
ss.h catalogues sale Persons wishing attend the sac
williams Bridge where stages will be in readiness take
n he hons : -
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m GILBERT CO.'S PrANoFoRTR wARERooMs
H. on the corner Of Broadway and Canal street Cup
stairs splendid hand 70 Jet for sale,
paying monthly nstamens. Excellent meodeons 4le Broad
way, corner OF Canal street. II, ., MATTHEW'S,
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LOTION NOIICE.-THos. BELL AgOr!oNkER-BY
IA BELL BUSH. This day, n 10Y ocnck, In the sales.
II North William street ~lsol choice lot Of well

aesol Ted dry GoOdS sna6le Tor Mmies &c Also lot Of
chdJ and boys clothing ade shawla silks
hosery &C. Also at Il O'Clock will be sold without. reserve
snmsnt Also by order Of the Marshal ten feather beda
boosters and pillows Ave pieces linen OF OF lace goods ons
hundred fine shirts fifty yards table otis ana
other goods worthy attention At " O'Clock two splendid
watches and three London guns threo chains rings
pima, 10. &c.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. jew
~ elry pianos dry good. seaa. and eyery description q
valuab properly DOught for cash Stocks oonds
mortgages 3D. negotiated. WRches and jewoy for sss z
THAYGR, S34 Broadway rooms nos and q secnud story
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UCTION SALE OF DEsIR ABLE q jUsEHOLD FUR
"A niiure. books choice pa naggs &cZPEfER fARKt
a. at l0L O'Clock at 10 East wept fourth Msdi
the entire conens Of the house. house
rich dinner aEd tea sets original oil paintings csretuy select
treeses and bedpg Of superior quality iso, at about
O'Clock NJ In the library large and choice ssecdon OF
books Sale pereuptry for Deposits required Caa
logues 1t store 3l4 Broadway.
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LN CoI1ON, AUCrIONEsR -ELEGANT HoUskHoLD
+. furniture taoestry carpets, mirrors, &c On Mon
the entire furniture Of the family ,racsg rich rosewood
and mahogany psror suits tapestry three py and other
tur French plate mirrors dining and extension tables Fer ch
and cottage bedseade hair feather beds and bod
ding cottage suits china and glass curtains corulce
bookcases and wrdrobes Every description Of bedroom
pitue Kitchen furniture &C. &c Catalogues ready early
Monday morning.
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REWARDS.

$50 APR 1855 COMING
soces me Seussna s Ssx
TSSsS X III r i :s New ~: s
$50 s% miles on
Ssss asn ns the
tie above rewar,, and no questions asked.
SZO s.11 saS. sod Sacb NUMBER S 49, A Msuiais
81 No
s ss. @ "a Rsss
teen sne s % 4 nSS
reward s p pad toI ii. a'Rrsbsps and ri
and
con REwARD-LosT A LARGE BL ACK AND WHITE
Ws.Ssr UNIT s
same 70 lA Liberty street viii receive $40 reward.
XIO E.WAs s;:, os 1yssDA1 ArsIL Is
css very curly hair had on red white and sahs.
ssms 2 g. c. CONTAIN e Cedar street. win receive the above
e70 RkwARp-Losr ON TUESDAY, TsE 5TH
BooIingd:ls road e Elm park thence
will return the rotor Brewery 50 Chryse street
ri N1aRwARD-sTRAYED, FROM LUDLOW STREET,
Ia Sn
stairs. viii receive the above reward of A. W. Bness
@JN REwARD.-LOsT ON THURSDAY MOkNIsG
plU large Newfoundland cog entirely blsct; curly hair
TO the Of Rector. The frder will receive
above reward returning him to l9 Ras Seventeenth street.
or TO A, SEELEY, IS Dew street
* RBwARD.-Losr. FROM HOBOKEN, A LARGE
W black Newfoundland dog; answers to the Of
Msior The aoove reward viii be paid TO whoever will bring
him TO Thomas Gou din l Washington street. Hoboken.
to y. J. Gould ing, Is John street. New York.
OK INWARD LOST. IN GOING FROM GRAND TO
~C Bare streets on thursday evening last bet
and O'Clock gold walsh key opaz one side and blood
TO- NcDouga at Lore Taylors rand street, viii receive
the above reward ana thanks Of the owner.
OK REWARD Loot FROM THE BATTERY, ON
pO tuesday. 18th inst II feet boat painted white In.
eide; ard bottom boards grained OUTSIDE color;
green water line with sue stripe and grained gun wales
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ItLEGANT SPAN OF HORSES AND BAhOUCaE.-E0.
II WARD sCHEnCK will sell at auction, Monday April
a. at 0coek his saesroom l6 Wall street. superb
barouche built by Mes Word 1olipson good
cost $3.50 also double harnts. made by Trainer cost
also span Of elegant 49, hands high eight old
also eegar long tall blood E hands high eight
years old; Kind and gentle in wal superb ladies'
street and believed If the most elegant eadde horses In
the city The shove the property of gent who leaves
an, time before the sale by apply ing ct the office
Q the auction eer, l6 Wall street
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UCTION SALE OF DESIk ABLk HOUSE BOLD FUR
IA niture-Peter Parks auc,'oneer by SAVAGE
PARRs-On Monday April 81 Of l01s O'Clock at l Greene
Houston the tire furniture Of family declining
housekeeping comprssg srusse vsnensn and ingram car
niture beds bedding crockery kitchen utensils &c. Terms
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TAMES COLE, AUCTIOEkER.- VALUABLE Brook.
q bn property 70 be eold.-JAMEs COLE 4 SON viii
sell on SATURDAY April 49, at II O'Clock at the Commercial
exchange 6s Fulton street opposite City Halt Brooklyn large
house stable snd two lots Carroll street. Powers
three story brick houses Carroll street. Third avenue
house AND lot No Mill street. house aud ninth street.
near Smith street. ten valuable lots Cermon and Atlantic
avenues For terms maps, &c. apply 70 the auctioneer 1863
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A NJ AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON sBORx
terms aod surchs.e Ct cash prices diamonds watches
plate ch ewory And valuable UorsnnAl generally
WOOD, 90 Patton street. secord aoor front room, A. H.
70 H. few superior oil paintings tor At bargain
exchanged for merchandise
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A DMINIsTRA1OR'S sALE-A NJ CRIST ALAR, AUG
"A uoneer-sales rooms % Powerv-xtl cell Tuesday,
2 ipst ct l68 en'h street. ct half past 10
O'Clock Rfpepdid sehold ucnture consisting of
hogApy sofas chairs card centre and other tables msrbetop
and other bureaus looking Brussels and ingram
petinEs French ahc gany, black walnut and maple bed
seeds beds and bedding large lot kitchen furniture and
various other articles TO mention. BY order OF
10. u0. adj
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~ @. HORTON, AUCTION sER- ALESROOM NO. "a
csdsr street win sell on Wes nesdsy april al tue
NO. n Greenwich avenue consisting In part rich paror and
bedroom Suits also fine assortment OF kitchen furniture.
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D1ILIARD TABLAS-RHMOVED-W.J J. SHARP HAS
ID removed 48 Fulton street. Whites celebra ed
establishment and will open this day for inspection aente
asto wanting something of that kind neat aud dashy
invited TO give him carry call WI SHARP billiard
table maker 16 Fulton street. between Broadway and Mas
street,
order. Wnants cushions, with all the xtures also wA}
extension dining table, Chickeripg piano.
Apply. imm ediately, at 1872 Madison
mo BILLIARD PLAYER9.-I AGAIN CAUTION Tn
public against parties who advertising and Offering feR
saS mssrAbie and .orhlss imitation Of model billiard
cushions Of my Improvements VIII have a engraved Dlao
win my name and date Of patent February 10, l6b&
NICHAu. PHEtAAM. - Chamber o.. up stairs,