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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

CHINESE FIGHT Two Mongohans both
Ah had dispute about something yester-
day, and to settle the matter set about
Jerking one another's tails and otherwise
offending the dignity of the laws. They
were arrested and brought before Judge
Elliott, who fonnd one of them guilty of ma
king the first onslaught, and fined him nc
cordingly. How much the fine was, we
havn't learned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
sion that was heaped upon the devot-

SION that was heaped upon the devot-
ed heads Of those noble champions of
freedom, should be qualified to write
with feeling and mastery ability up
on a fayorite theme, is to be expected,
and Meaghor, Mitchell, and the rest
who write for the News and Citizen,
give ample, conclusive proof of their
fidelity to the cause they have es-
poused and their extraordinary capa
bilitics as expounders Of their views.
Irishmen are proyerbially eloquent,
and their rich stores of pectic thought
and sentiment and amazing command
Of language, mark them at once as
the most brilliant orators and grace
full writer's in the world. Well and
truly have these gifted men battled
for the cause Of Democracy and the
Union during the late contest, and
now that the battle has been fought
and won, most cloqucntly and touch
ingly do they utter their rcjoicings,
that their adopted land is yet safe
from anarchy and civil war.
The sentiments they speak are
worthy of them, cxiles as they are
from their native land, for daring to
breathe them there. Their sincerity
in the principles they profess is fully
shown by their adherence to and adj
vocacy of the true principles Of De-
mocracy. The fanatical preccpts
and ultra doctrines Of those parties
who call so loudly for freedom, free
dom for themselves and injustice and
wrong to their countrymcn OF the
south, have no allurcments for them.
They properly regard them as iniln-
cal to the best interests of the Union,
and shun them as the worst enemies
of the great institutions they have
learned to prize. Their patriotic
examples are worthy of imitation by
many of those who have inherited
the liberty purchased by the noble
deeds Of their forefathcs. Let those
who would wct the Union slide" for
the mere sake of gratifying a sec
tional prejudice, learn patriotism and
devotion to their native land, IN these
words of the gifted Moagher:
Oh God look down upon the land which
Thou has loved so well,
And grant that in unbroken truth her chill
dren still may dwell;
Nor, while the grass grows on the hill, ana
streams flow through the vale,
May they forget their fathers faith, or in
their covenant fail
God keep the faircst noblest land, that lies
beneath the sun;
"Our country, our whole country, and our
country ever one
H.s..HE.-44..--4ns-aa-zssSG.sasssnau@
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
MOTTO

an There win bo Il meetjug Of the ''orovih'
j -zesIi,ht. Cuarlr II the Orleans Hotel, on Mon
"a ~ ,nx Evening Tee the 'sth, 81, at o'clock,
for the organization of said Company, rleciing VII
ao, ,o,,.c,,m,tssinncd officers, aud forming
bylaws Nc, for the same. Ry order "i
no7-1ot NJ a MCLAUGHLIN, Inspector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

SrAGEs.-Faciities for travel are being
daily increased through the enterprise of
the California Stage Co. They have lately
established a daily line Of coaches between
here and Bangor to accomodatc the increas
ing travel in that direction, also one to
Forbestown
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders in the l'rcnchtoWn Canal MI
ming Company is hereby given, thHt nm addhlohh'
nsscssmen. of ten per cent. oh the caplla s'"VN -
called in and payable on or before the -o'h OF p''
remher nsxt. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
r,,y,, Noyeub.r 16ih 1856, NO I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
Attention Miners - Families.

D.TOY x OTrERSoN again request the especial
attention of all who wish 10 lny III their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and WOODEN
Goods to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceiycd by them during the past ten days lhcy are
now opening and olIer for sale
200 fine and hcryy Beaver and Pecrsham Oycrcoals,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Goats, latest styles;
30 superb .sRuglan' Coats, Superior 10 any Talmns;
5 bales so pr in each, heaN! gray lmnkcls;
bales 100 pr in each fine heavy blue bIhnkets;
bale. 100 preNtra French super super " white
Blankets;
40 do2 nssorted Cashmere ard Sait. Pants, late
STYLES besides n magnificent assortment OF Furnishing
Goods Montgomery St, Opposite St. Nicholas late
Iuntoon's n7lf
-%DR. 4. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Orovle md vicinity, hnying
had much and long experience in the treatment OF
the various diseases incident to this climate ho hopes
to give satisfaction
sprcia attention given 10 diseases of private na-s
turc rheumatism &c, which he can cure without thc
use OF mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No II, United States Hotel,
up stairs Ofoylllc ocI-u
- Az al sT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

THEFT A valise belonging to Mr.. Da-
Wis was cut open yesterday morning and a
note for $3.50 extracted therefrom. The
payment of the note has been stopped, but
the thief hasn't.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

RooK SroRE.-John Davis, our indefatiga-
bile carrier, is fitting up place rs book ana
newspaper depo. in the vacant space between
our office and Cotfey's liquor store. John is
n 90. ahead, stirring fellow. and is bound TO
succeed if any body does.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

THEArRICAL-Mr. VIM. Fleming, the
celebrated actor, has entered into an en-
gagement with some of the theatrical man
ayers of San Francisco, aud will leave New
York for that place very shortly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
Beds! Beds!

Poola Beds for everybody, at ~ per cent less lh'h
Marysvlle prices for 40 days only to make room Tor
an entire new stock per first steamer to ofoville al
G. SCRlBEItS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-This talented lady
is now fulfilling an engagement in San Fran
cisco. She will appear in Marysvlle after
her engagement is finished at the Bay city
and rumor says, that she is to be in oroviile
before long. We hcpe the rumOr is founded
on fact.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
Furniture. Furniture!

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment OF turnF
ture Also un invoice of large Git Frames, Tor sale
lown g. C.SCRIBEE'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery 81, uree
doors below Myers 81 MO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

wToTtCE Is nEREBY GIvEV--That the under
~ signed viii apply 10 he Board Of supervisors In
aud for Butte County, at its february term A. o..
lsa7. or soon thereafter rs application can be-
heard. for license to construct Toll Bridge across
the west branch Of the norlh fork OF Feather nver
al a place known the - Natural Bridge" about
one mile and. a-haf below Nelson's Ear.
OrJyihe, Dee :, 1856 @. VI. EVANS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

H5" Those who arc in want Of kalc seed
will do well to pay attention to the adyer-
tisement of "Trade" " in another column.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
Topics OF the Day.

\ w RITTER IN the California EX-
press is arousing the dcnizcns Of Ma
rysyille to a sense of the danger to be
apprehended from their apathy con-
cerning railroad to Marysyille. lie
is evidently a resident Of Marysvillc
and informs the sleepy inhabitans of
that fair city, Of some candid and
practical facts on the subject, which
they will do well to heed in time.
He points out the effect Of their in
action in such a vivid manner that
we can almost sec the grass growing
in the street, and hear the satisfac-
tory grunt Of the lazy porkcr as he
roams along the plaza, unmolested by
the hot pursuit of his natural enemy
and brother cannibal, John China
man. In his next communication he
promises to show them how to avoid
a result so disastrous as that depicted
above. We shall await the appear
.ucc Of his next article with some
anxiety.
1t has always seemed to us that
Marysyille permitted the golden op
portunity to pass, when she declin-
ed acceding to the proposition of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad Com
pany. Had that road been complet-
ed to Marysville, instead of Folsom,
Marysyille would have now doubled
her present size, city property IN
stead of being estimated as 1t now is
at FIVE millions of dollars, would have
been up to ten or fifteen millions, and
in her streets would have ccntercd
tie business Of all upper California.
But that road did not suit the Ma
rysvillc people. They did not con
troll the company, and they evidently
feared that the road might be ulti-
nately extended farther north, and
they desired something that would
make its eternal terminus at Marys-
vile. Consequently they concluded
to build a railroad from Bcnicia to
Marysyillc. While they are doing
so upon paper, the Sacramento road
has been completed to Folsom, and
has start that must ultimately ami
hilate Marysville, unless It's contcm-
plated course can be changed 50 as
make Marysyillc a point. After the
failure Of the Benicia road, Marys-
Vile built a road to Knights Ferry,
on the Sacramento River. They
have always declined cooperating
with others, in any undertaking of
the kind, and appear to be unable to
accomplish anything by their own
effort. 1t would be a good idea for
Marysville to drop all visionary
schemes Of railways to Benica, and
Knights Ferry, and wagon roads by
the Brophy pass and Henncss route,
and extend the Sacramento road to
that point. They may then prevent
its further extension to the young
giant Of the North, if they can.
TRE IRISH News is among the
most interesting and ably conducted
journals published in the United
States. Its Editoris is Thomas Fran
els Ncagher, one of those distin-
guislod patriots who, together with
Smith O'Brien, John Mitchell and
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
os

$4,000 lbs. POoLA in Bales for sale very low to
m. tradc. nj G stRlBElt'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
NOTICE

~ olic Church AT 0royille, will be received from
this day W The 10Th of this month noon al the
Banking House Of McWilliams Tymeson, where
the plan and specifications are To he seen i.
Dec. 2. PETER MAGOGNOTT0. c. C.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04

TRE IRISH News is among the
most interesting and ably conducted
journals published in the United
States. Its Editor is Thomas Fran
els Ncagher, one of those distin-
guislod patriots who, together with
Smith O'Buen, John Mitchell and
Other. was banished from his native
land for the crime OF entertaining
and attempting to advance principles
of liberty and love of country, as
against the political despots who have
so long oppressed the unfortunate
people of Ireland. That highly ed
ucated man of genius who has expe-
rienced all the injustice and oppres-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

n WILSON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
I. costly household furnure-Heavy French plate pier
mirrors rosewood pisnoore elegant china vases
carpets elegant chandeliers OF paintings &c ct
I've story residence 90 West Fourtsenh b. Wilson,
Eucioneer will SELL Monday May 49, at l01 O'Clock pre-
Fisey the entire elegsnt furniture of the above house Of
\ hich was made 70 order and Is Of superior workmanship
Psrlors Magnificent rosewood parior Suits In rich French
attn with solid rosewood frames, made 10 Paris; superior
octave rosewood psnoor,e solid rosewood centre and
pier ables largo rosewood secretary bookcase 9150
pon chairs IN .sn iaTSs easy chairs in orocco splendid
ne day bronze and ormoa costly china vases magn
grandoes oh brocate and lace window curtains shades
elvs carpes elegantly carved r,sewood eegere with plate
ka cost e5 OIL paintings Of merit and OF high cost
|hree elegant Ras chandeliers.
Dining Room-6od oak extension table, s9O chairs In
plush; richly carved rosewood panoiors seven octavs
kaut gold band dinner set 200 pieces; ruby aud crystal cut
glassware ilch Mverware casters tea service, large saver
ruit stands and baskets coffee kettles napkin rings
poons forks ladies' liquor stand cost S0 butter knives sugar
ong &c best of ivory cutlery, tmbers gobe wines.
Ean1ers, 10. -
aa lounges couch BEDS bedsteads bureaus, washaanda
Lbmo1es rosewood suits In hair CLOTH CHAIRS rockers
AL pisr msnte mirrors thirty pure hair bes
ui conplete inrrsia c,rpes oic'osh hal stand silver
GENERAL Of basement and Kitchen utensils The
uure Al this house In worthy OF the especial attention Of
hose about rernshng cash deposit will be required Of
purchasers and every article VIII be sold without any re-
rive whatever
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A SUMNER REsoRTaTHE MOST HEALTHY AND
n romantic town in the State, only three hours ride
tween New York and Boston, Merden House, West Merde
Connecticut. j. s. Parmeee, Proprietor This house
equal to house In the State with all the modern improve
mens OF the day. and will accommodate hundred and y
Families wtshpg 70 avail themselves Of the air
will hnf the Merden House the most convenient pleasant
house In the State good stable Ia attached to the house,
N B-Fsmlies can be accommodated with suits Of
moderate prices. j. 8, PARMELEE.
WEST MERIDEN, May ID 1856
URIGHTON HOUSE, PERTH AMBOY-THR PRoPRIE
tor Of this well Known establishment beas leave to inform
his friends and the public that Ia opened ready
70 enter into with parties who rooms
for the ensuing For further information Of
J. L. COMPTON,
DAvHIoN HOUSE FORT TICON ORRoGA, NEW
York;. b. BROWN, propretor.-This house been
rebuilt and newly furnshed tor the reception guests The
Pavilion pleasantly situated upon the margin Cham
plain at the outlet OF Lake George and distant
tom the ruins Of Fort Independence and Mount Defiance,
retreats in Northern New York.
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OILS.
u EROSRNE OIL
NOT EXPLOSIVE,
2ECJJRED RY PATEMT0.


SECURED BY PATENTS
Inporan 70 heads OF departments, trustees n hospitals
ssylums prisons schools colleges churches railroad COM
panes, factories ship owners ship supply men, OF
country Residences pfopneo Of watering places and hsts
keepers.
Oil Company by great labonnd EXPENSE have succeed
IN entirely removing Hhe unpleasant odor ro kerosene
ol without Injury 70 e illuminating qualities xhe advaa
tAgoe possossed oy the kerosene oil are
Int. The intensity of the Hight produced.
Id. II N not explosive.
gealed-
4th unrvAed economy-N 10 worth kerosene oil giving
much Light ~ % OF rspeseed oil.sla 0 whale
S26 At OF sperm ol-or $50 Of burning fluid.
Insurance companies allow 70 be used without additional
premium.
kerosene burner with riss and mn wick be adapted
slight expease, 70 the mechanical oarce solar, astral
r0sn OIL samphene, and Webbs patent lamps orna
mental vass eandssck and chandelier enabling the
aumsr TO use froeene OIL a& u per gallon Attending double
from sperm oil. at % rs
Kerosene lubrcasing OIL equal IN nudty the ba sperm
on Possessing the great advantage OF not conTssng
temperature This oil also be burned IN tbs ordinary
mechanical solar and hand lamps including bowspr and
signal lanterns, ana gives light than Sperm whale Or
bird OIL AUSTEH6
Agents ihs Kerosene on Company 50 Bssrer srSss he
yNks
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LEGAL INTELI.lGENCE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURRoa ATE
Of The county Of New York notice e hereby given all
New YORK. deceased, to present The same Will voucers
thereof 10 the subscrber a her Residence As Division sret
the city Of New York, before the day Of MAY maxi
. ANN PRICE, Adninistratrx.
Dated New FORK, the 9Th day Of November 1866.
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FAMILY MAhKEITNG.
ETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WARRINGTON
MARKET.

aETAIL Pk1UES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WILMINGTON
MARKET.
The recent rains have had their due effect upon grow
ing produce and the already gives evidence of the
good they have DONE squashes and celery have disap
peared but water cesses radhes asparagus and salad
most abundant and toleraby cheap. Soaked green
peas have for time market and during the
last week peas in pod from Savannah have made their
appearance, but are very poor thiogs
Fish exhibits some change. Tsrrapin, pike, pckersll
suckers sunsh, end indeed AL winter fish have disap-
pearsd but macere shad cod and hAllibut never
so plentiful cheap.
Meat is higher, though 1t should not be there is
plenty Of ii IN the city. Poultry and game exhibit NO
marked change. Oysters not good Holsters
lively usua crabs to be Butter Ia cheap
and eggs Bermuda potatoes have made their ap
pearsnce, but are dear. There other changes
worth noting.
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cSaasrn Of domestic holding OF for the new clip,
which il believed vii! ia at cheaper rates than
tie ole WOO, now in market. Foreign Ia terats
supply and but little inquired 81 present import
ers however, are firm In their high demands.
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LVRORGE COCK, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGAN FURNIi
IT ture. being the stock Of first class manucturer
convenience Of ae to 42 broadway, How
Bird street VIII be positively sold TO the highest bidder
or cash. on Saturday 20 day. st los O'clock and EN-.
blush haircoth mahogany and black walnut &C., &c Of
ew and beautiful designs rosewood. mahogany and walnut
bureaus bedseads wAshsands centre tab side do sofa
o dining do stands etegeres sdebosrds
enameled chamber suits lounges chairs rocA
oas psasse: masressss bosers and pillows AAo silver
lind shipping the best manner N BAT II O'Clock, two
= up0rjor rosewood panofOrtee.
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INSURANCE..

ANSUHAQCxEs
E FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. Broad street
NEW York May g. 1866.
The following named gentlemen were elested Direcorsof
this company at an election he'd this day
DIRECTORS.
George 8. Doughty Geo. d Moreweod,
Eugene Plunket, j. T. b. Maxwell.
Frederick Pontz, Adm. Van 6antvoord,
Jacob Little, Solomon BantA,
Richard r. Carrnan, VIM. A. 8, Van Duzsr.
Marshall q. Roberts, Robert Hogan
Ambrose o. kn9saud, Hiram Andersen,
Jno. X. Peters, Waldo Hutchtns
RAmsey Crooks Charles r. Hart
Frederick De Peyster Howard q. CsAy
X. Collins a. William Ferdon.
Alfred Plunkett r. Hoyt,
John Garcia, FJ. Hosford
Daniel Richards, Ansou LivinGstsa,
q. W. Burnhau, Robert W. Mead
VIM II. johnson, Charles 6agory
Henry l.. Hogues Chas. Is white
Joannos Gourd, Auguse Beimsnt,
l.. =. LAhens John Even,
/. j. Pardesaus, Edward BossanEe.
And the following
William Kent. David Banks, p. x. Franos
At subsequent meeting OF the Board OF Drecto~s Ces ~
Doughty elected President and Eugene Plunkeu vsa
wv ''' ESiax ouACKENsosh sssvAr.
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ITO sOUTHERNERs, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA
ter-We reliably informed that mineral waters ua
Saratoga sals are extensively imposed upoS the pubic
In the Southern and Southwestern States where
ing these articles desire and think they purchasing
ess water De- whereas at there waters OF A
kinds from Congress down 10 ditch WATER and tho articles
posed in this the pusnc mostly artificial com
pounds entirely worthless and often dangerous de-
string the effect of Congress water the being On.
trey different from that of the genuine Congress water fro
qusny producing gripping pains vertigo. &c. sometimes
gesve powers and destroying the tone Of the
bowels often rendering mild Of dyspepsia ncurablo-
line caharcs dissolved ordinary water-whe Congrsss
however dominated the patient may Be- being tonic as wens:
which, during years past has built up the reputs
ton OF Saratoga yet some have conounded tbs OF the
spring with that Of the place thus atordins the opportunity for
strength OF the alton obtained by the Congress spring.
long series Of years. injury thus inflicted upon public
and finding either effect injurious effects their use
they in future refuse the genuine Congress water supposnS
that they have already tried It, not sufficient guarantees
Of its genuineness that Is in bottles boxes bearing our
names the old bottles and boxes greedy bought up b.
counterfeiters for the purpose OF filling them with their
less article and selling Congress Saratoga water buy
and be certain that the cork s branded as the cork 81
every bottle OF genuine Congress- water viz Congress Wa
counterfeit As to the compounds Saratoga DOW
ders Saratoga salts &C. they not only valueess nu-
fa ne 81 ns g ss
water arfcay we have Ae authority of The celebrated cheu.
st Sir Humphrey Dayy follows "I is Impossible TO re-
y the effects Of which will be the the natural water
On writing we will send list Of prices and pack.
ages and by ordering from us direct enclosing DRAFT the
Of the world. We reerae caution buy the genuine
Congress water only Of reliable and examine The
CLARKE WHITE, Congress spring. Saratoga springs and
10. Is Thamas street. New York city
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BILLIARDS

ono BROADWAY POSITION CUSHIONS, PA.
OUO tented originally July 20 1881 by A. Basstord.-The
undersigned has lately imitation of this cushion,
ed combination" and is claimed 10 have been invented
lately but we make 70 order any number REQUIRED ah ,us
sns MT r. we o would
refer 70 the Franklin Jouna volume page 40 where
tried cork cushions ago, adds gua
percha. which Ia much durable, TO his former invention
specimen ohe composition square edge cushion which has
been % use wsa w0 can be ,ssD q our old
ing style Of square edge which Ia found
other Forty leather by
process. Tables and trimmings for sale reasonable
A. BASSFORO, Jr.,
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND OUsHIONs PA.
tented Feb. 49, correct In principle and action
and oonsuc ed mathematical correctness OF
angles and requisite elasticity In all seasons. salesroom 80
Chambers street, up STAIRS ,o,,
OCON ROB COI.LRNDRR's BILLIARD TABLE MAN
" uActory, 53 Ann street. New York.-New and second
tables every article pertaining billiards 10 be had
WIN J. SHARP, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURE
would inform the lovers Of the Of he
has recently fitted up the large new roo l32 Futon street,
speculv invited CALL Good liquors and segsrs constantly
hand. n BPorsons who wish to purchase tables are
invited 70 call mandatory, 14S Fson street, and
WE OFFER FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK, wIra
our newly invented cushions which the only
cushions now In Private houses furnished Three
hand tables for sale cheap and orders attended TO-
GRIFFITH DRCKRR, 80 Ann street.
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VXrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, OF QUIET HABITS,
w aurnihed room, without board west Of Broad AMI
between Chambers and Spring streets prefered where sre
other boArdezs taken Rent not erceed Is y0
month, AddSSW WltAw, pgVA4WN Pes QQoe
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In furniture carpets oicloths, mirrors &cF. COTTON
twill sell this day. Saturday May H. At 0 O'Clock, the
zion rooms 80 Beekman street large assortment Of
and second hand furniture from family,
pg part Of suites Of rosewood paror furniture in
ard mahogany and wood bookcases ward
Robes marble top dressing bureaus marble top center card
dnne and extension tables French plate and oval mirrors
paintings; tapestry, three ply and ingram carpets Office
jesks hair mattresses, feather beds sofas and teea tses
crockery and glass silver plated tea SETS mahogany,
maple and chairs: hedse ade. &c several
ozen finished and unfinished cottage bedsesds &c. Sale
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LIZ Monday, May TO- al l0s A. NJ, at 9A Broadway be.
Twenty and Twenty second streets, the entire
Block of superb French plate mirrors consisting Paris
ets side wall and oval mirrors, in large variety also some
fine oil psinipge Stock large and guaranteed strictly
irs quality, and must positively be sold. Catalogues
,eady. -