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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12
A c. TrrTLE, Anctioneer.
ID. 5. HOUGH. Auctioneer.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD EURNTTURE.-

ID. :. HoUGH. Auctioueer.
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" d. :. HOUOH will sell THIS Saturday MORN
ING II 10 o'clock all the co1ens Of the pnyste dwell
m house ~ Waren neary opposite the Hudson River
Railroad Depot The Furniture q this house especially
oreds tsfto those parties In refnrnishng wish OBJ
furniture originally wei made IN rood and At
suction pces this that opportunity everything o1ersd
being perfect. not piece abused.
PsRIskS-Couieuts rarity rosewood Suites NEST
ncent rosewood Piano Forte octave years guaranty
PerGlsses rosewood Tables EtsSeres Eussh Velvet Car
res Oh Painting few choice Decorations, Vases ParAn
Fgur,s Fsrcy Clock Lace Curtas and Shades, Book
Shelves Reception Chsrs Spring do, &c
DINING SITTING RooN-ls Tapestry, brusses AZ
pet. China Dinner and Tea Ses mahogany EXTENSION and
Dnns Tables Liquor Cases kue Wines DecAnier' Iunoes
Cobeu Cut Glassware. Pitchers, COcks mahogany sofas,
Chsrs Also tine Sheffield fa consisting OF Services ior Tea
AID eoaee plain and embossed; Casters Mugs Pitcher saw
efs lsrse and small; salts kc
agufeent Tosewood plate glass Arnoar cost
e massive sbogany Wardrobe, cedar lined throughout
Yards TAtetry Brussels aid Ingram Carpets elegant rose
wood mahogany and walnut Beds;eads Bureaus asasiAnts
Toilet SETS pure Hair Mattresses CoSLteanes Sheets PIC
tures ClCeks, Gilt Mirrors, &C.
Sale positively 81 10 A. L. IN the Pariors
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Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY PLACE for SALR-Pleasantly
"A situated Greenfield Hin, Conn, miles from bndse-
mort - (r,n New. York By New Haven Railroad 10 Aeres
Land srge lew House 10 rods rom P0sOfee Church and
lcaderny Aprly for full particular y J. BLkECkEhi
no 7 Broad ~, New. York OF r. sMITH Greenfield HUI
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OTy,cE o. 7EE OHiExT Mutual ISsUsAscr CoxIisY,}
NEW 7oKK, March =, 1856
YTNHE following Statement Of the affairs OF this
IL Company The 1h Of Feb, 1856 pubihed IN eonorn-
iy with the provisions Of IL Charter. PrenisDs on E. M
erpred the 2a,h Feb 1855 etot - q
Premiums received during year ending Feb ~ lS s'4h' 70
Total pferniams. -eS'l ~
Earned premiums during the year... tstsg7l Y s 90
Lees return premiums Hls' - e'''
Do ssoeraincd ~ assumed. ..
but waiting proof. l0i,'75 o. eS 7 Sss y
RenearaBc a.. -------- %'N'S
Expenses. commissions, loss Of inter "a. sra e,
e'~' psn 90. VI l ...... --rIayG57 10
f'oa' '''''''' :::ti. ssTaiIs 1850:
IN 49, -
10 nd bods and lclso %
Bills receivable; Premium notes. ~<so - e-o.o.
spbaopt,an Lotas Of prerns S<<t 81 Sust D.
Vncoectsd ureus and claims due the Company o''fS :.
'NS""VN'S~ ~
ro..j ......................... sso5S4 O5
s.oiSe1 That an interest SIX PER CENT on tie ser2
berefxe ssasd be pad cah 10 the holders or TIER es
TerressnfstTyes and after tho fret day Of May next
s.,ct-ed That Dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT he de-
elaed ofbe earned premiums TIE cefese
for which be ssoed and ater the tth Gay o. May heh
BY order Of the Board, CHARLES IAFINo' Seere"fJ'
TRUSTEES
FRANCIS COTTFNET JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT EHMKT. Jg, " y. CAHLISLEl
GEO. T.. KLSHARDT, ARTHUR LkAhf
THOMAS RJGNEY FREDERICK " READ,
G ri SAND WILLIAM ). WILSON
I ~ HICKS w 4. PLATEElUs,
CORNELIUS x. SUTTON, O. HENRY KOOP,
H0RTTmYR LIVINGSTON MOSES GRISNHLL,
EUGENE DTTlLH, = A. SCH MAJ nhh
p A. H. REsAULD, JOHN l. ASPIsN' ALN'
JOHN :. WILLIAMS, T. H. X LfNA IN, =
ALEX NJ. LAWRENCE, JOSEPH HAlLLAhD ys;;'
RICHARD IRWIN, J. WOODNS az At.D ~ ~ E''
FRKDERICK O. FOSTER, JOHN AUCHISCLno5aS. ~
ohoi'oi LEUPoLD BrERWiRTH. President
ALFRED OGDEN, VIeePTesident
Cu.sLtsIRvJyc Secretary
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Sales bp Anetion.

ALFRED BRAGG, Auetioleer
4 BRAGG d Co. will sell at Auction on MON
N. DAY Anil a. ct 10 O'Clock their Saesr0on, No. 80
Cotsndt-st., so cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGASS, &e,
conn na and desirable assortment Of Spring goods
direct from the factories suitable for the country and city uaae
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" The subsc rhers offer SALE the lOwing BUNDs:
CITY OF MUSCATINB. IOWA, 10 PER CENT BONDS.
Payable January 1876 principal and interest psyaoe III he
Civ Of New-York - ...-. nouns
I COUNTY or JOHNSON. IOWA, 7 PER CENT BOMBS.
PAYABLE September 1863; principal and interest payable N
The City York The above Bonds were issued iof suo
ecrpon the Of the Mississippi and Missouri haioa
The Bonds be into the Stock which placed IN
tLs hands d additional security for the BONDS
beside the principal interest guaranteed by the Railroad
CITY or FORT MADISON, IOWA, PER CENT and
PER CESr BONDS Principal and interest payable IN THIS
city; maturing December ], 1916 - .-1,-,, -. nr.n
! CITY AND COUNTY OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI, FER
F IN RONDS % and D wears 20 run Payable ia this city.
| COUNTY or DAVIDSON, TENNESSEE,6 PEk CENi
BONDS Psysbs April l. 1873, in the City of New.foTk
Nashville Is the County seat - .r,-.,,-,
I CLEVELAND. GAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA 7
PER CENT BONDS Special Mortgages payable July j.
MA, the City Of Philadelphia
The above Bonds well worthy the attention OF partes
.eior safe investments high rate Of interest Full Parte-
nlsrs can be obtained on application 70 .
H. ~ CLARK DODGE Co, No. 81 WAllst.
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A. NJ. MERwIN, AGctiOueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO.-Trade-Sale


ID Rooms, No. IS Park row.
MONDAY EVENING, April IA, at O'Clock.
BOOKSELLERS STOCK-An extensive collection OF
STANDARD and Miscellaneous Books including many valuable
works and Classical and School books IN quantities. Also
Writing Papers Blank Books, nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April Is, at ] o'clock.
VALUABLE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND FINE EN-
GLISH ENGhANINGS.A large and valuable collection OF
illustrated Works inelufng Bowers Splendid edition OF
edition vols folio, full Russia; Richards Old Enslsh MAJ
sions vols folio; Prces Sketches BsrnAds Nassau Wyss
Ornamental Art Morrisons Ducs Palaces Curious Old Scarp
Books &C. variety Of Miscellaneous Literature &c Also
very and curious collection Of old fine line and
zoent ENGRANINGS, comprising vast yarety OF Historical
NEUROLOGICAL and Miscellaneous subjects &c Many Of taem
are very choice and
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W. s. MELLrR, Aueto=eer-By HovGHToy MELLER
NIONDAY, April IA, at lOt O'Clock. at No. 4C6
WI Broadway up stairs. near Cansl elegant eastcansie
Rosewood Mshossny Walnut and Oak CABINET FURNI-
TURE finished N The latest styles and fully warranted hsv
ing been made order expressly for Broadway
psrt Of 81 solid Rosewood PaIlo Suites covered With eh
Brocates Plush HArcoth Reps and ether fashionable cover
s upholstered and plain sweep backs solid Rosewood Cen
ter and Pier Tables Etageres Exenon Dining Tables Il feet
in Mahogany Walnut reh BOokeAss in sreatvs
Essy and Chairs Rockers PGo. Chairs Corner
stsld. Booksbelves WorktSbes, &c Also varsity Of
CHAMBER FURNITURE. Rosewood Bedsteads. Bureaus
and ashstanas Mahogany and Walnut d. pure Hair Mat
treses together with the usual variety OF articles found
fscas. Tvate wsreror. The whole positive sale and
WORTHY the attention Of the trade and those about eflnsns
fstoiass houses The stock Is Low Arranged for exhibition
Catalogues morning Of sale.
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CHICAGO, March To 100.
NOTICE il hereby given that COUPONS for
IN INTEREST on al Bonds Of the CHICAGO AND AU-
DORA (now Chicago Burlington and QUINCY RAILhOAD
COMPANY will be paid hereafter at the Once oil messr@
DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 Co., In New York City;.
~e' AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer
CHICAGO, March 10, 1886.
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN that COUPONS
IN 6rinterest on all BONDS Of the CENTRAL MILITARY
TRACT RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid hereafter at
ne Office of MessrA DUNCAN, SHERMAN a. Co., In New
va CIV AMOS T. HALL Treasurer.
OyyIcE GREEN BAY, MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO X. X. Co.
No. 81 WALLsT.. NEw-YoRK, April o, 1886 '
coupons of the FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT
~ PER CENT BONDS Of this Company will be paid on and
.e, he ION Of Apr inst the Ocean Bank NewYosk.
49, &. +. SCOElELD. Treasurer
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o,rIes TEE USrrrO sr.Is. Lr. Issy {. sc. Co.
FTRIENNIAL DIVIDEND.-At a meeting OF the
II Board Directors held this day the ne; prohS o. me
Company for three yeers ending Msrh4 1885, were distributes
n soeor6aDee with the Charter, 81 follow.
l. Dividend ef TWENTY PER CENT on the Premiums
pad By POLICY HOLDERS with Inere~ At s'1 Per Cent
andl the triennisl investigation
2 The Dividend Of 1853. 10 POLICY HOLDERS, IN
sre.sed By sddion thereto Of siShIEbN AND ONE
TENTH PER CENT and wA bear interest at siH Per Cent
ss.,s the neat NAL diahbu;ion
a Dividend ofsyx PER CENT 70 The STOCKHOLDERS,
re,ahle Lat prozino JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
Joss EsoIE. Secretary.
EULTON FIRE INSURANCE Co, April 4,
Il issThe Board Of Directors Of tins Company have his
day dividend Of SIX cent the capital sef
P''A'' o" '"' '''s' WILLIAM MULTIGAg. Secretary.
o,Ter rae RErgsL,e I ssr.iS'V o. Co, go,
TIVE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY
j declared DIVIDEND Of FORTY EIGHT PER CENT
policy holder. The sou Of their premiums paid On RG
ths year ending the sist December 1855 ,-,,,vv
Tey have declared further dividend Of SIX AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT on the Capital stock, payable TO
Then stockholders IN cash and scrip on densnd cru -
Ttey have alec declared dividend Of SIX Pkh ChNd III
sash on the amount Of outstanding serp A., 49, u.,.t
TIE Charter Of tbs Company which combines ne s4
On capital remaining PROFITS shall 20 1nngay sp
pooned between the ssd ~ mil he amount
.Ye,hsI viii The capital 'aAh exceed oNH ~iAAio" VI
CASH CAPITAL, $3.50 lO00-WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
TRUSTEES.
Charles n. Rossel, ysmes warren,
nsnel "a Fesnns Arthur Lesy,
Wuliam RI Russell, NJ W. HAMILTON,
Augustus C. Downing, Demmg Duer,
Baxawsy Il. Lamar, John Stewxd, IT,,
WIN. Butler Duncan, Robert b. Mnturh,
". II. Wolfe, Reuben Withers,
fsaae Townsend, Edward Z: Cener,
Josisb Osles Daniel Drake Smith,
Joaenh Osillayd r. Frederic q. Foster
las NJ Waterbury, Pdeg HAIL
George Curtis, robert o. none,
George r. Adee, sAinaei " ftOuman'
John j. Aston, jr, JACOB Abth00ny, yI
Fred'k A. Delano, j. r. Cnsad rosIei
lhr.hsn He'll John A G. Gray.
ROBERT s. HONE, President.
H. v. CUKSy Secretary.
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COINrRY HOUSE for sALE-In the village

NOINTR1 HOUSE Tor SALt-IH inc 'Hdgo
y ofFusbinr dwelling house in the Italian style now
CURED BY Samuel B. Parsons built very thoroughly m 1901
the and furnished with every modern con
ver,pee OF furnace bathroom closet, laundry, &c.
IL contains drawins-room, library dninsroom, seven
Gud kitchen above ground Esch sleeping
room furnished yents,ing registers opening into
shaft with the kitchen chimney The grounds are
oameted decduous and trees and shrubs and
the garden The vicinity Of Flushing TO New
York accessible by railroad less than an hour It's cell
baed schools gardens heathness and the beauty Of
surroundings this house desirable fo any one
who wishes pleasant country residence Apply 20 .
J. b. PARSONS, No. % Walst, basement.
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DFAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, with % acres,
ID for SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property situated on
the west bank Of Cayues Lese eigh, miles from tt.a l.
All kinds Of Fruit the place Dwelling, outbaIdgs
aud fence all new Price 5000 Cost 1000 For further
particulars inquire in the Pepper store No @ w9ste
urem
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AsrHoNY J. BLEEcKER. Auesoaeer.
Z of o. LOTS of GROUND ON LIZ d

ANTHONY y. d. kLk Anccotseer
GALE of 81 LOTS of GROUND on LIT ID
~ and S-avs sad 10th 7ls, 7Si and 74ihss 81 AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Co VII sell on TUESDAY
Ap IS 1855 y oeOek, ~ he Merchants ExchAase lie
following property, viz
Q Lots on lot sv. between 7fth and 7Je-s.s
Lots OF south sde Of 7fths between let ard 2i.sva
Lots north side Of 7SdsL between IL aud 2i-svs
Lots on Asv.
Lots On north side Of Tohst, between lst and aAvA
Lots on northeast corner Of Cav. ard Fab -
Lots on north ade Of 74thst
Lots on southeast corner Of d av. and 7itl-st
Lots south side Of 7iths
LOIS on north side Of TSd- a.
Lots south side OF lfth st between 81 and 81
Lots aide OF 2dav between ia and 7Iihsts
Lots north SIDE Of IS.-st-
Lots sde Of 6h-sv, between list and 72i-sts
Lots rtrth side Of TlstHt
For and further particulars apply the ees c! The
ApsiopseB, Ne. BJssdsL IstJ
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BY Ii. II. LEEDS 4 Co.
On SATURDAY. April r. at II o'clock. At our

" store No 49, Nsssaus elegant sale Of ch gilt Looking
Glasses ChEsdeliers Csrr@u Paintings Piano sor.es AMI
rosewood FURNITURE consisting Of two Pier Glasses feet
BY feet; small Mantle Glasses about BY feet rosewood
Bookcase plate glass front black walnut Dressing Table
Ottoms1s Tables, Large Painting (of West. Pharaoh
rohias Joeph) about feet BY 10; one Psntag Ru.nsD
feet bv also II L. J.. It. and It. Chande-
!er Also PisnoFoTtes viz: French prsht Piano
MAHOGANY octave 500 BY Gard one American square
Piano rosewood made BY Linden, $50: also one OF
ChicksriuE 7ootsve grand seron Piano eos, $500
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N W. VAUGHAN d Co, Providence X. l.,
~. BANKERS and BROKERS' prepared 20 negotiate
Commercial Paper make Coectsns IN all parts OF the coun'
try to buy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and to
act as AGENTS for parties abroad IN the transaction a
basness -, - -
RyFEREycEs-Mr T. d. Bowen, President Blackstone Ca
nal Bank Providence r. Mr. D. c. Baker, President How.
ard Banking Company Boston, Messrs. g. Robbins Son,
Eew.York Messrs John Fsnum Co, Philadelphia
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CaE PF0PIE of the STATE of NEW-YORK,

TIME People Of the STATE OF NEW-iO ,i.aS,
By The grace God and n@spesde1. " up sbs
Co, deceased. credtorB. next oi L' 2. "a
wise 5, I'd erecting: You AID each Of ySo are
,ecrirsd ter.ouay BE- and appear before our yf
fbs ConrtT Of New York. AZ his Office Y tns Wy . Re f
On he fifth day Of August next a. ees.h SCI
The sccoant OF Proceedings Of sthEON DkArEh - -
.trsror Of the Coos Chsrtes aHa Crso OF ~ Of sad
!" soriosafs 10 be hereunto alfred Witness. "a
r, mn NJ BRADFORD, ESQUIRE, Surrogate OF ~ ~,
IL pLn :, ne Civ OF New. York the 9Th day o. AZ
. Il. cur Lord enc thousand Ell sht hundred sna
spl2 lsw4vS n W bh-ND- -- ------
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GEORGE I. BlSSELL d Co., Bankers,
Hartford Conn discount and negotiate commercial paper
and loans buy and sell stocks bonds comnson aud
transact general banking business New OK Boston ana
Pladepbs cceptGnces and other commercial paper known
In this frstces always in request and promptly as
d. F. ROBINSON, CALVIN DAY GEO. P. BisSELL,
refer 49,
Hartford Bank, Hartford Morris ketchum, ESQ., n l.
RsnL M Commerce Phile Blake Howe q Co., Boston.
o. OlA IN small BONDS aud MORT
I'D .VVVt CAGES for sale at 20 per discount well
secured Q Brooklyn property. Inquire Of .
T. TOWNSEND No. 81 NassaU-st, mp stairs, new loIA'
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TOR SAFE EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

IL FRTY A meet and well-but COTTA9 p with about one
acre of LAND in the quiet and retired Village OF Aye ous
minutes walk from the Depot The House is twoto'y with
sureror Basement and built IN the most substantial manner
and IN GARDEN, Shrubbery, aud Abundance
Grapes with fine young bearing Fruit Trees an eNceen,
and with the large S,oerOom and
Cellar: new Barn Stables and other buildings schoo
and churches conveniently accessible. Distance IRON Newt
rs miles with facilities Of Communication six times day each
,.v Irriv 10 j. LODER, No 7 Wall-st.
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T0R saba HOUSE and 10 LOTS. situated

or the west side 2dsy between goth and sststs the
grounds finely improved with forest trees and well supplied
with variety OF choicest frtrees shrubbery &c, aud
desirable residence private family there on YORK
Island ard will only be sold 10 one gurcAsser Also LOIS
oproste fronting 2dav viii be sold together Seps-
rate is desirable ocs for private residence Apply 10
A. McCOTrER, No. l28 Fulton-s
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GLASS FRONT for SALE-0f splendid French
W PateGass suitable for DRUG Store Gentsmen's Fur
nisng Store To be No ia Chambersst For Pafcl.
FultOn.st., " Y.
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WINIh1 SEAI TOT SAI-fl-oIIuuIeu Oh 7! III
Nouth Hill Duthess County overlooking Dover Fans con
tsng Land beautifully laid out and having there
handsome Dwelling house Barns sud OrAquses nesty
rev On the premises about 1000 Apple coo Pear and 100
other fruit the choicest kinds Beauty Of location s1i
fecity Of unsurpassed. For further particulars inquire
cfH H. BARROW L SON No l2i Front ST. y. v, or LAW
RENCE BARROW. Of Esrt's Nillsse. Dntchess Go.
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TOR SALEM 36th-st., between 9Th and 9th
I ava Al bargain a three-story add basement brick
HOUSE; sze 25x; with the modern improvements,
nearly new in good repair By g. PIERCE No. IS Wiam-st
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DARN fer SALE-26 miles from New-lork
IL City miles from Hcksvie Depot, L. I-bj acres COM
Portable twosory HOUSE, old fashioned with nine rooms
acres Of young growth Of Wood land good Pree tZoo
Terms easy Apply to Mr. CROMWELL No. 10 Williams ST.,
New-York.
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TOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT, at
within few minutes walk from the Of the and
located beautiful sheet OF water the banks Of
which boat house, with boat &c Iae House moa"
Italian Cottage with hot and cold three stories bath
room closet furnace SC The grounds are hsndsoey
laid out with full supply fruit and shade good
den barn and stable with floors and other convs
nences Tie situation commands scenery and views Of re-
n.aIkable loveliness. Apply 70 the subscriber.
WILLIAM A. COURSES, No. e57 Broadway, " Y
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COTNTRY RFSIDENCE-FOR SALE or TO

COUNTRY RESlDENCE-fOR SALE or ~
~ LET-At PORT CHESTER, about J. hours tde from
Canalst by New.Yok and New Haven Railroad fine large
HOUSE with II Of LAND Is well located being within
three walk Of the Depot Churches and Stores and
mands splendid view OF the surrounding country fr
45OO--or $40 per annum. Apply 70 JOHN L DUNhISi
No $50 West 27th.st or J. d. BROWN, Port Chester.
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Il
ern NEW-JERSEY containing about $50 acres Of highly
cultivated land with ami Mansion House, and ex-
outudss Of every description sufficient for housing
one hundred head cattle The Farm has living spng on
nesv every lot flowing into the Pessac iay
stocked with choice fruit &C. The Estate abolt - miles
from Morrsowu II miles from station of the SLrrs ana
Essex Railroad and 3 miles from New.YoIk by me ot road
Fer further particulars apply 20 HOMER hOh6AN,
No 5 Metropolitan Bank Building Finest
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Il ANSAS LANDS.-The suescrlDers laFg InIuo
IN Arrangements with party experienced In the western
LAID Business and particularly well Informed resectas nal
sss having spent the lsst three year. there oy
enabled 10 oter VI usual facilities for locating Lana
The sales will place in June July next ~aen - -
not cold may be secured BY means OF Lana - -
than the Government price. Our Agent VII ~ a.. 81
uron tie lands in person ard will furnish as''P
tons and general information IS 20 the iOest'os ~0
Tor rs-r5s am AZ the Office, No. broaG g,
' TfIs AFP-J . $40 SSTHOSY j. BEEECKERk Co.
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LNLEGANI CUIIAITE dHd FILLA SIIEo TOT
u SALE on the Hudon River Hehts IN the upper part OF
eiity acres and within minutes walk Of the oa
station Also plots Of each, river front one pot
OF 20 acres at Fort Washington Station by r. g. PIERCE No.
Is Wilhsm-st
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NOR SAI-E-Mith LARGO Builders' Loans. situa-

4
ted between 5th 6th.svs. LOTS 5sthst LOTS in
S4tb.st LOTS In l6th LOT in 3h Madsotay
10 LOTS in 57h st, Lexngtonav BY H. o. FIF.hCE
No 1 Wulieu.et
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NHAPS. Chafes. Rough. Tender Flesh. Pimplel

4 HAYS, ChaIts, hOugn, ItnutI ItsI, ILnpIee
~ FIeckles ssrhesn Tan Sc positively cured BY GoU
RAUDS Italian Medcaed soap. POudre Subtle uproots ba
from low foreheads part Of the bOey warranted Lqul
Rouge Lily White Hair Dye end Restorative toe cid depot
81 ker ~ from Brosdway Calender Phistsi
pba; Bates 9 Washn gton.st Boston Mrs Hayes BookJn
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n
~ adjacent 70 the Depot; also FARMS, LOTS and HOUSES
for SALE great variety varogsy ocse and on most res.
,onable terms Also avariety ofPR0PERTY 70 EXCHANGE
Arply.tD F. VANLIEW 4 Co.'s Real Estate Ofee, No ?
NassAu-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING IMMENSE
w supplies Of rich and beautiful Silk Robes,
Plain and Figured Barege Robes, Muslin and
Lawn Robes, which will be sold at about half
their value
SO pieces rich plaid and staple Spring Silks,
which we will sell at 6s, IS and Sc, they
are decided bargains
so pieces assorted styles sfk Tissues and Ba-
20 pieces rich black Silks, from 81 to % per
100 pieces black silk Mantillas, from 80 so to
Sls; these we know to be cheap
5000 yards Lawns, at 12K cents, all warranted
fast colors
100 new style Straw BOnnets and Children's sha-
kers ...s.-. ...- .-.
200 pieces rich Bonnet Ribbons, at reduced pri-
ces
A fun stock Of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
and Gloves.
ALSO, IN STORE
50 pieces superior Shifting Linens from 80 cents
rs pieces BaTklies' soft finish Linens at rs, 81,
and 81 cents 81. -,-. : :
100 pieces plaid Muslins and Cambrics from i2A y
to 81 cents .....
5cases hleached Cotton from X and lax
so dozen Table Napkins from &I 25 to 81 so per
20 pieces Table Diapers, In all grades .a
100 dozen Towels, bleached and Brown Table
With an immense stock of all kinds Of season.
able Dry Goods Of the best class, to which we ask
the special attention Of purchasers.
COLLEY SEARS, ~
No. 523 Seventh STREET, Sd door above
m e-eo2w Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10

RADIsHEs.-We are frequently taken to task
for the war We have waged upon this worse
than worthless vegetable. For fifteen years,
we have not permitted one to grow in our gar
den, or to disgrace our table, and we have
found the advantage of pursuing this course
in the improved health Of our family. Man
is the only animal that will eat a radish, either
raw or cooked. The ssgacious hog will starye
before he will eat the poisonous trash. Crude
radishes is the most indigestible food that can
be taken into the human stomach, independ-
ent of the acrid, poisonous substance they
contain. But they do not hurt me, exclaims
one, 1 can eat them with impunity and with
a relish. But, dear reader, do you not have
the headache, or a bad breath Have Won no
Doctors bills to pay? A radish eaten in the
spring may cause fever in the fall. If apy
one doubts the poisonous qualities of rad
ishes, let them cut in thin slices three or four.
and soak the slices in water for twelve hours
and then taste the water. Our word for IL,
they will never taste another radish. As
watchIaan upon the horticultural watchtower,
we cannot commend the culture of a vegeta-
bic that we know to be injurious.-SosIof OF the
South