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Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

Poiuieai Portrait Of Lord Palmer.
aoa.-Tho London News draws the follow.
ing portrait Of Palmcrsion, which is anything
but fattering;
lie announced bold policy but never
enforced it. lie gave hope to Sicily, and
thon left her to be bulchored. lie
talked radcalism to lnly, and then told her
that her eatc was submission TO tyranny
The IIungarinns found him fill Of rympatby,
but be granted permission to Russian troops
to pass to their subiugation lie was the
FIRST to salute rcpublicanism in France, and
the first to hail Louis Napoleon emperor
In 1899 bo justified the Cossack invasion Of
Turkey; in 1854 he lcagued with others to
protect the Sultan. In Europe bis lordship
Is not iayorito statesman, aud in America
he Is still less so.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Commissioners, sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of The
Y order and decree Of the Hampstead Circuit
Court, Arkansas, made at December term, A. d
1858, that on the second Monday OF April, A. d
1886, at the courthouse door in the town oi
Washington, We will oder ior sale, on credit
TIL the tint day ol January, A. D. 1857, at aue.
ton, 10 the highest bidder, the following described
tracts ol parcels OF land belonging to the estate oil
David Roberts, dee, viz
SW NV of Sec, S, Town, ia, sof Il q W,
10 uefes,
NV sw of See. n, Town 10, OfRaiw,
.EisEi oi See. !, Town 10, ol X "a W,
so acres
wtNw Of See. !, Town, 10, S OF R "a W,
so acres.
wi Sc Of See. !, Town. Is Of Il u W,
SO aefes.
W 81 and Z I sw / OF Sec. 6, Town, 49,
S OF X "a W, 100 acres.
W NV Of See. H. Town, 49, S ofR2iw ",
so acres.
sw OF Sec. !, Town 10 sOfR2i ", l57-os
acres.
EiNw of See. !, TOwn'l9, S of II 81 W,
SOIL acres
Sci NE Of See. !, Town. 10, of R a ",
10 acres,
W NEl Of Sec. !, Town. 10, S oil X "a W,
80 acres.
sw OF Sec. ~, Town, II, OF R 25 ", 100
acres.
NE Of See. IL, Town. u, S of R aS ", 100
acres.
SE sE Of See /. Town 10 S Of X IS W,
10 acres
Sw sw / oil See. 0, Town, ~, S Of Il II ",
as-si acres
Fne Sec ~, Town. II, OF r u W, 9l-il
acres.
W sw Of See. 20, Town, II, Of n ~ W,
so acres.
bond with good aud approved security will be
required OF the purchasers, bearing ten per een,
interest lfom date.
IoEL ". HANNAH
AMBROSE HANEGAN,y cors,,.
K. II. CONWAY,
Washington, Feb y, 1885. l0lw
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

A WoNnrEruL MiWep Among The eufiosi.
lie. 10 be met with in ne Pan, ENp,siron was
a huge cnntaye uifmr The INSTRUMENT " a start.
ling species ol on,ical magic Ca standing elo,c
10 IL, ii present, nothing hu a maguihccnily
mou,,iou' dissection oi Your phy ysiosuomy ua
retiring a coup'r ol feet, & gives y0sr own ae"
anil figure in irur proportion. lui reversed. ihr
head dnWnwals Bot friin It'll further, siauime
II the disianr. oi . or Irci from the miFTor and
behold ,ou see yourself not a felsciloH-ii doe,
uni strike Nnu a, rrlcriinu-hni youf ,sriiablr
self standing iu ihc middle part, between YOU aud
iae mirror The effect is almost appalling, irom
the idea i suggest. ct something supernatural 80
startling il fact, that men OF the sliuugc uci,u
will shnnk uy0lunianly at the hut view. u
you n.e youf ciuc 10 ihmt ai Your other seli,
yon will .,c ID pa,, clean through the body and
sppeaf on the other ,iie. the hguTc lhrusting al
you at the same instant The artist who Get
,uccrrled In ashioung mr'lf ai this dcsctip.
i,ua. brought L 20 one oi the French hugs-il We
fecpllect ushi, 1t was Louis AN-pacel his
majesty On the hight spot, and babe him draw
NJ, sWori aud thrust Il At the figure he SAN
The king di 30 bat seeing the point ol a 'wonl
din.rirl 10 h., uRu breast threw down his weap'
on and ran sway, The practical PIKE cost the
inventor ihc kinss patronage and layor his Ma.
lc,iy hrins aiirfwhnls 50 ashamed OF hi, own
coNarlirc that he would never again look at the
minor oriisowner
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
1. d, q, u.

ozAN LonGE No. 10, meets every Friday
evening, Officers Tor the present tern-c. Il.
Mitchell, n g.; ]. b. Trimble, Y g. W. IL
Etief, See D +. Fall, Per See, d. NJ Foster.
Treas. Meets m D. o lR, on the second Thursday
evening OF every month,
WALKER ENcAMpMENr No. 8, meets ON
the first aud third Thursdays of every month
Officers lor the present tefm-Jas II Walker
c, r D, 4. Wlliems, Il ? W, II. Etter,s 5. W
d, NJ. Foster, J. ", J. D, ffimble, Scribe.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

TuE llAEpsulrs or WiNrER "A Ne.
braska contemporary INDUCES IN about half
a column Of most fearful plant on tho un.
prcccdenied severity Of the winter. aud the
enormous price OF whiskey. lie quotes the
thermometer at 8S degrees below zero. anil
pAiskcy az A,st doiia,s a gaiioH.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
4. of Il.
y, Of Il,
uENpSTFAD DlXISIDN

HEMPSrEAD DIVISION No. Ili, meet, ON
'fuealay evening Of each week. Officers lof the
present trrm-lni Lewis, W p. ". Y. King.
w, A. J. ". Lewis, II. S. " A. Alexander. A
H. S; ]. Bnrkaey, +. s. 5 W Ctusnoe, I, A.
Murphy, C.; \. Kile, A. c.; D. II Wh,lofd, / 81
J, A. Watt, o. S. A. J. Haynes, ehap.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Dissolution of Copartner,hip.

DRs. Mitchell Il FOSTER having dis.
- solved thsir partnership by mutual consent,
would respectfully say TO theif friends and pat.
IONS that they have sold their sniife interest In
the Drug Establishment 10 DIR. w 7. llsRf, who
intends 10 continue the business in Washington !
they take pleasure IN recommending DIR, II. TO
their friends, aud solicit their patronage fof him
Mitchell X FOSTER.
March 8, 1850. lott
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

The Star Of tho West sailed from New
York on the 9th insi for Nicaragua with
300 flibusters on board Marshal llilycr
boarded her but found the manifest all right.
The crowd about the wharf was immense
The flibusters all had tickets.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
The Monroe Doctrine.

The National laiallieeneer. u the OH
int dasolo, a whole page displaying great
ability and research upon the part ef it,
editors. to the iamuis Monroe Doctrine Do
Tue eonclusipns arrived a, are thu. stated .
We have thu, cnlcaycryd 70 lay before
our reader. a faithful history of much
moo'ed topic IN American politics. let u.
briefly rreipitulaie the pdui' We have. a.
We ihnk. established bcy uld successful cdu.
irnvcr,y:
II. That The Monroe declaration u 1928
IN both il. phase, had it, origin ia the
chhngcd rclarun. aud ueN re.punsibiiiiic,
imposed on the several Slais Of the Amer
ican continent arising especially from the
emancipation of the Spanish Colouics, aud
rendering il conducive 10 the interest Of all
lhstihc American Continent. should hot be
suh jrci to future colonization by any Euro
pean Powcr, and that no foreign State or
States should be allowed 10 intervene in the
domestic affairs Of any American people for
the purpose Vi suPpressins republican in''i.
! tuiiuus
~. That tho Monroe declaration, in 20
far as il related to the threatened inleryen.
,ion of the Holy Alliance in the conserns
of the spani.h.Amciican Siatcs va- in
tended 10 mcet particular contingency Of
events, and therefore passed away with the
occasion shich called il forth.
% Thh the Munr,c doctrine in 30 lar
as il related to the colonization Of The Am.
crican Continent, by uny European Power.
was not intended to bind the United State.
TO guard all the ierrilary " the New Worll
from such occupation by European States,
but pas Intended 10 indicate as an imppri'
ant principle of American public policy, hat
each State ,hould guard by it, own means
against the establishment Of any future Ea
ropean colony
Il. That The Monroe doctrine was not
in any proper sense a pledge, and as such
n.asc-pccinlly discarded by the Democratic
The current Interpretation pf the Mon.
loctrinc, has. therefore, nu foundation
nth Of history sand il defended at all,
be defended On it. intrinsic merits, as
a proposition wholly distinct and different
- that which was conceived by the au
n or affirmed by its promulgaioE whose
ny il las brcu to give his name To a
Z plc fur which he never contendcd."
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
nlnsOnic.

MOUNT H0REB LODGE No. 4, holds It's
regular communication on the dnt Saturday
uight OF each month
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Come One, Come All!

HAVING dissolved our eopar,ner,hip, and a
l i speedy close Of our business being necessary,
We would say to those indebted Ia the late firm
Of MlteuEL 4 fusr1a. that Dr. + +, who Is fully
authorized, can always be found at the old stand,
ready 10 wait upon them aud close their accounts,
either by money OF noie.
We also have on hand q small stock OF La.
DIES HOSIERY, GLOVES and SHOES. some
GENrLEMEN'S CLOTHING. &c, together
with 10. of FANCY ARTICLES, which will
be cold lof cash at cost
mitchell & FOSTER.
March 5, ls56. iO,f
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

MasnlSaToS, ARs's, 1855.
We have used Mt Wm n Collins Mills, and
hnd them convenient. and IN eysfy war 10 an.
swer the purpose OF plantations. They are easily
kep, In order and gIhi fsridly, and make good
meal They are cheap at the price Mr.. cellins
sells them at, and as they are made In our owa
country, possess an advantage which imported
ones DO not lot when You get one, II Is recon-
mendej To do well, and II II should not, Nj. Gel.
lins will make !, do 30.
iaAAC ". JuNEs,
JOHN II. sANDEFUR,
BENZ. MAXWELL,
A. l.. MARTIN.
Dc. 10. 1855 3l-k
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

and is prepared 10 I'll, with dispatch, oil orders
with which he may be favored. His Mills are
warranted 10 PERFORM well, and eau be readily
attached 10 the running gear Of Gin.
lie will also repair Cotton Gins, aud trusts.
from many years experience in the businsss, 10 be
able 10 give entire satisfaction.
All cnlcn, either iot Mills OF the repair Of
Gina, will be promptly executed On the isllew.
ing terms.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MR.. =. +. wASllBOuaNE inform. the eiii.
vi Ecns Of Washington and vicinity that he has
taken a foom on the 3rd loot of the Odd Eel.
lows Hail and respectfully invites them-laiic,
aud ecniemcn-io visit bis siilio and see his
paiuiings Tie will remain a. long as Il IL TO his
interest 10 do 80
Mr. " has Inlicl unlcr the bcsi Artists Of
New lofk aud Is a student oi The ~ A. Academy
Of Design
Wa,hms,on Ian. 20. 1850. - s.ti
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Another Case of Fe,er aud Ague

Cured.-A iew days ago We recorded as l,.
ioni,hibg euro OF Fever and Agne by the usc OF
Dr.. VI lanes Liver pils. We have NOW an.
o,he, 10 mention, via that ol Mr James sharpe
ol Madisonburr. who states that he had laborcd
unjci a very severe attack Of aene and fever and
was soon restored by the u,c OF these Pil.. Nj
Sharpe also cSptc'scs an opinion, founded on Oh.
se,aliun that the Liver Pills are the bt,i ior
billions complaints cyet offered in his section u
country.
Although long known Is sovereign remedy
lor chronic cases OF lIcpalc derangcmeni, or dis.
cases the Liyer the ppprielors Of Dr. Ml.ane',
Pills were not prepared for the frequent, bu,
gratifying evidences Of It's general utility and
curative earariiy. w this respect, ,hi, invaluable
medicine has exceeded their most sangoinc rs.
pcetalions, and induced them to hope that II will
be introduced into every hmily ia the Cniiei
States
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
IIOrse.Mills
c OTTON GIN s,
HORSE. MILLS,

fNHE unJeF-lgncd has esiablltheI .hop 10
i Washington, Arkansas, for the Manuias,ufs
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
~ Purchasers will be careful 20 ASK tor Dr.
Celebrated Liver pills,

and take none else. There arc other PllIsl pnf.
porting 10 be Liver Pills, now belora tic public.
Dr. MLAne's Liver Pills. also his Celebrated
Vcrmingc, cuu now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in .ho United States and Canada.
Sold in Washington, by Dr. W. p. lIARf and
Dr. b. z. Jttt.
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Ts stceA remains npe .ri in good assortment TAsre
bs been change CT momens TO notice In bles shed
sh-s,ii e. and sbi-,irgs Bcwa drills firm Sc.
Tor export I'D bieachei ~ SIC xih OF the beat
n akers' held AZ trile higher figures. osnsturgs
were hrr, ard hsid at tul pric's. corset jeans
unchanged. Drums in light stock, aud prices
~. Stlifes and ticks comman ed tell prices
Cotton duck was ir fsir dsnisnd a. STEADY prices
The bulk of the sping trade over but Ohoca styles
held At STEADY prices snd e,rtnuei to dnd fsr
saes. The Proviaenes Jo0nal gives .hs following
gar, ing rrinuoR clio hs;-
Pross rn. soci light The following the sales for the
g.; f,oGdo e4nS4 slc 1000 DO 6oTes 54c; 40 DO,
seas4 S somIos 600 D. so1so sc 1000 do, Ssxse.
LAWS vera unchanged. Gingnams continued active
at all prices. wcollen cloths were and arm.
Those Of cotton warps wee steady. Cassmeres steady
and sasine.s we're 6rm Tweecs and jeans duh.
Lrseys, OF new styles were firm, with ia sales. Ban-
kets and fsnnss were more quiet while prices
changed. Carpets in coed demand, with reduced
stock. In foreign goods the transactions light a.
private safe Fancy goods have been sold pretty rely
untsr he hammer, at consde able de slime especially
in he article OF p'ad silks and othay dress ss goods
Of which the market to considerable extent has had
q glut. Staple foreign goods have stood their ground
much better.
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FINANCIAL AMI CONNER ciAL.
Musgv AK " y .

SATURDAY. May 2l--6
Ths stock markst opensd brignt sri ouoysnt this
morplrg There very large sales at a worry h&na
some advances all rcune. Buyers to.k IL wilma oh
deal Of spirit snd eondden II will re oand impossible
to resist powerful influence Of cay money MARKET
ana the FEARS might well ssindon their position aIa
last They must give way, hs oyerwhelned By the
expansion ana imitation. We not looked at the
Of the stock market Tor hour day, but for
time. The bears succeeded in getting up an absurd
stupid panic the Champion affair ard prices fall back
two and hree per but they have more cards OF
that kind play just now and their gaae for the
time. AT the first board to-day Missouri t's advanced "a
per cent; New York Central rs, n; Illinois Central
Bonds. n Nicaragua Transit 81 Pennsyly2 ala Coal r.
Cumberland, a: New York Central Railroad, a; Erie
2. Illis Central Railroad ri Gaisna ard Chicago, Il
Reacipg Railroad, Ia, Michigan Central Railroad, 1.
Michigan Southern, l. Panama, Cleveland and Toledo,
i; Chicago and Rock Island, l. In Reading there
very active movement and AZ the clofe shares
seld ., 50 cent seller 80 days, equal to 500 $685.
cash Erie oper and closed strong large receipts
OF this compsny must very tell the ars price
OF the stock The probability is tina. Es viii 60 to sixty
per cent n less than sixty days solely it's merits.
Al the Western railroad stocks active and In de-
mant at our quotations.
The steamship Atlantic, nom this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out s22 600 in spscie. low days ago
actively circulated by the bears that this steam or
would take out three guar Of Ion At least The
active export goipg In breads tufts has given different
compile xon to exchanges and the bills London
sold to-day at 90 per cent premium
The anthracite coal tonnage by he three ca Lines IL
Pennsylvania is active, and saovs slight advance on
the reports OF last week The Lehgh Navigation Com
pany reports tae ndiag Saturday Is 1874
tons sad for the season. lis 67 tons. The Schryikiu
Canal shipments tr the week endsg Thursday,
30 62 toms and for tue season. 2l2 27 tons, against
49,. to the time last year. wing fal ing
Cd Of -023s tons. The Reading Railroad br,ught down,
fcr the week ending Thursday TONS and for the
season, 746 ~ TONS against so,99l tous 20 the
tims last year-showing falling of Of 12ts79 tons.
By these reports the ruopy from the schuykiu region
l. 1856 III less than the corresponding time
lat ysa- The trace ia ,cerably active with lille pros
pee Of prices being lover during the than hsy
at this tins.
The exsd statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles imported into this port during the
week endir sad including Friday, May % 1866
COMMENCE oF xuH Pogr OF NEW vokh-WELHIY IMPORTS.
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MOVEMENTS " FOREIGN DRY Goops
Entered tar C0,s,fy, Y,yion

VAir. put on the rtet during wsek 1884 425
The PISS. week has exhibited or important
FEATURES in the dry goods trade TIE 1sne. With I'm
porters has been moderate while sto:ks have accumuls
ted by OF the large inportetrops With jor
fair business has been especially the By snd
city trade, which always large and active ct this
Of the year Few probably aware Of the magnitude
Of the city trade When refer to this trade We alude
70 the city proper and the population which sur ound
II. for ten or fifteen miles, which in the ag2re.
gate TO mot less than one million Of Inhabitants equal to
ahe population Of some considerable States. When we
recosct the sway which fashion exercises the taste
and habits of the city people Of oil classes and the
prevailing passion for dress, readily psr-
eeive the resron for the great demand which
exist among them FOR dry gooos. Many houses
which originally hgan = city retail trade
In Canal street. Grand street and the Bowery now do
an active and good business In the wholesale vaysh
Me Mr. Stuart combining the two branches In the same
estsbnsnmeDt. The late advices from France and
Essland speak of upward tendency In the views Of
nsnlctursrs for staple goods, Of sk, cotton and WOOL
en descriptions These views, IL likely, enssndsr
ID prospect Of Increased trade with the Eastern
Countries and with Russia, consequent upon the con-
slusion Of tie war Dur jobbers chiefly engaged In
the southern and Southwestern trade preparing for
active business fer the early distant fall trade,
which commences about the LIST Of July and becomes
active by the middle Of August The advance in
cotton with the increase Of the CROP has rendered it's
growers quite easy, and must enable them to consume
larger quantity Of goods But few iauges have occur
RED this In that direction AMI payments have been
COCO The stock ofdomessic goods left lot usually
haze the trade has been apon whole somewhat
ittguef snd purchases MADE In smaller The
q q con estic cotton COOS for the week ending
~ " saopnd 70 o6s PACKAGES, valued nj Sl03 74z
~. = fhlpa 7 r the year amounted TO Is I7s
fbr lsfees shipments for the week ware 10
u ~ RttA ~ - ~ 500 262 Hesvy bro wn shirt
- snsie @'.,s, s.rsN Sc. and light .. 7a7x-.
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DOARD PCR TIE sUMMgR-AT RYE WITH par.
ID vse family occupyhg pleasant house in an airy
The Iors Jsanc sound sfording batng fishing oppor
mites Location, less than hat mile from Portobester depot
M mi ate iev Access 70 the CITY
arc Address, for one week, D. Lawrence
Post c1lte.
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By Hecson and Holiness for the reek ending May 81 1856
BONDS.
$1,000 Ohio Miss. r. rs % Mort. B. and int . As
5000 Covng and Lsx RR rs, I'd Mort BIDS. .... 66
1000 Mari and GIN. R.R. rs, Inc Bis. and int. lS6
5000 Little Miami RR 6's LIST Mort Bds and int. 80
5000 OHIO and Miss R. R. rs LIST Mort BIDS 65
1900 Cin., Will GAINESVILLE RR rs In Bds aud int. 35
eco Gin Chi RR pors TO their I0's Real E. B. SO
SEQ Ohio Miss FR coupons to their I'd Mort Bds 100
STOCKS
$50 shares Gin and Chicago R. P. Stock ard int.
3l0 Mad liver and Lake Erie. .........,..,.....l Is
100 Little Miami. 80
100 Gocinnsti harrison and Indianapolis, and int.
26 Dayton and Western Observation-Disclosures. 20
20 Cip., Ham. AID Dayton Railroad. ........... 62K
AGO Ohio and Mississippi, and jnt...,...........
IS Ohio and Missi .ippi, and int.............. 81
is G. lumbus and Xsnia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
l24 Peru and indianapolis COD. ............... Is
4O Indiana Central. Al
80 Beileontsire and Indiana. AZ
10 Bank of KentuoS
20 Cincinnati rsuranoe Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
II Gin, Eam. and Dayton Railroad ............ 81
AZ Ohio Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TX
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Y .: LLLLoR, AUOf!oNIER-BY HoUGI

" o. NELLOR, AUCfIONEER-BY HOUGHfON
w NELLOR.-Elegant household furniture Tues
day Nay 10 O'Clock a the residence 20 West Eleventh
street FIJI Cards Of admeeion and descriptive
eaAlegues can be obAI ed at the sslesroo No. lis nassau
gavngR smoug them superb painting vaiuei at 81 900 by
Cuyp appearing unto the shepherd purchased from
Jerome Bonspares gallery Crucihxion, By Chareet
Lebrue; paintings BY Rosenburg Baum ard oshlr snaaa
artists; real Chinese and India curoses beautiful ceo-
ton sngae and kgypao vases. p.rlor organ mads by
made BY Pape In Paris and cost $500 ROYAL Wilton and nd
tapestry cNpes, two heavy mounted frame French pAAo
mantle mirrors cost $U eech pier oval and square French
plate mirrors throughout the house. rosewood parlor sui
covered plush hair cleh and broca marble top etegoro
mirror backs music cabinets reh work table: hr superior
Guiars cosdeops de- Chambers furnished with solid
rosewood nah ossny and walnut N suits 70 mstsh tapestry
horse hair foAh0r beds boosters and pillows
terpa1es beddrg lace camask window cortces
gold land window shades French china toilet ware sos
ball heavy English oiclotha solid rosewood hall stand, han
chairs, 70 ach dining oak beaufe oak chairs lounge
osi tension tables eide table French shns dinner and Tee
tIved plated saver tea SETS knves and forks
spoons, manie ornaments curtains. Brussels carpets
geher with large variety OF kitchen and laundry arsles
with which the will Purchasers assured
that the sale will be absolute and must be removed mmed
stey from the premises Deposits required from pur.
chaser.
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The annexed statement exhibits hs quantity and value
o. foreign dry goods entered st this port for sonsump-
ton FOX warehouse, And also the Withdrawals from ware
house during ths week ending and including Thur sy
MAJ q, 1866
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pATENTfD FEsRUARY 10, is5s.-MoDRL BILLIARD
tsbe and combination cushions. fraudulent limitations
berg offered for sale the pub 10 cauted that other
persor has the right 70 manufacture these tables For sale
only tSe Chambers street, Cup starsl
MICHAEL PHELAN
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w SHARP l4s FULTON srREsT. HAS ON BAsD
blizzard tabe of ell sizes for sale cheaper than
shere for each se Of msrole slate and beds
Or improved cushions Aeo f22 fulton street for
sa'e or 70 e FIVE eass With tocr billiard ts5lss Ia
complete order, ard 0xnsa - =
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'CHos. ykl1CH, AUC71oNERR, STORE NO. IS SPRUCE
street-Sheifs sale OF preservss, pickles. &C. &C.,
Monday May g. at 10 A. NJ ct No llb Grand street, con
Gistng ofpckos, preserves brandes wpe ssrdnes fgs
sesArs olives capers &c, 10. 81. CROMBIk, Dep Sheriff
- sFIRsT CARGO From JAPAN-TO BIZ SOLD Al
- ucen, Monday mornr June and following DAYS
= EAvIiT DRLIs CO. 81 and $40 Broadway. For
. rculAxu ina uiYe At aucuon etofo.