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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24
6pVERTISEMEETS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.
L,oR FIRE WARDEN
Il WILLIAM X. McDoNOUGH.

Representatives Of New York Fire Department,
1he underssred having been appointed by he
members ofB0se no respectful " solicit ysrr
in dabled member Of said company The once 81
Fire WaIder 81 the approaching election in April ner an
suing On Aug. g. 1855, Wn. McDonough while eoins N
Me 81 81 Chatham street received such injuries as viii Co.
tsv him fire duty manua, Isho..
the therefore respectfully hog place bis ma =.
candidate for the named Office n the comr eies
toS spd that his sterling merit and d.vo,n ia The
Fire Department will meet with favorable respopse from
The board ~ which members eocirg your snraee
for Mr. hcDrrougb and trusting that your Influence viii s
use with other members OF the hoard we remain very re-
specially yours, CHAS " BHSEOICT ~
KDWARD McPHELAN
HUGH 0AlIA4HER
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Our Richmond Correspondence.
RICHMOND, Feb. 19, 1855.


The Pr.sidsUnal Aspirations of Tiryinio.
The Democratic Convention will assemble In this
place the 2sth of the mon tn. and there two
prominent candidates for the Presidency within the
limits ef the Old dominion, the probable action of the
convention il topic Of constant and anxious converse
ton Governor wise s beyond all doubt the choice Of
che legislature which is in session here and Of the
Of the party, but Senator Hunter actively and
warmly supported by the Virginia delegation in Con-
sress The friends Of Wise to the friends Of
Buchanan whilst Mr.. Hunters advocates ny the
administration. Here it 10 charged that Hunter
Douglas Pierce working in the same tea
dermiLe Buchanan. whilst the fortunes Of Wise and
Buchanan. for good bad the The friends
Of Hunter will endesvor in the state Convention to get
. ordisl Enforcement of Pierce's administrator,
whilst those OF Wise will aim to confne the
commemorate IN his annual and Kansas messages The
two eaGii democratic newspapers are said to differ In
their preferences between Wise aud Huner. The En-
OUR H. known to prefer Mr. Hunter whilst the Erami-
has declared tor Buchanan, and said to prefer
Wise II is rumored that there il trouble in the Esdi
ntrs camp, its principal contributor and part owner
Mr. Aylet lawyer OF this city 10 said side with the
Hunter party against Wse snc Buchanan II IL
ceeoirgy nncomfor thing to have two Presidential
espirsnss in he section Of the State, for
Wire Hunter bail from the same Congressional dis
trict irgibia Will, for the month two uotil
the delegates to the ncionati Convention have all been
elected be the theatre vast deal of wire working.
Bochsr and Pierce viii be the OF straw bat the
real aspirants viii be Hunter and Wise. B.. W.
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LBERr n NIOOLAY, AUCTIONERR-WILL. SILL.
"A g wsdnssdaY ysorusry isse = welvs o'clock. q
he property known Nos. 81, % and 81 hsnsn
between Dsaneeg and Rtvngou Streets ls % BY " tost
fs deco and no 81 covers o THIS properly
used many past the ate Alexander
q shp joining esabtshmau and u oonplee In every
spe for the prosecution Of The above bvaness Lo
50 end No. 81 ID ground
az .nnum The esse h.. ays year. e rua from May
years The owner 70 allow ful value
expiration The lease. To sold In lot together
boiler zen horse power turning ard face Athss planning
chimes Jaw casrAaes with nAndr aud saws matching ma
chill scroll saw, with ali the benches hand
door clamps tJ0s, horsc. and
particulars apply James Tice the premises
THOMAS REED, Executor
ELIZABETH REED, Execurx.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, Feb 23-6 p. II.
We have no very important changes in the stock
market to report There was little more activity
and an upward tendency. At the first board ILL.,
nois Central bonds advanced per cent; Erie Rail-
road, ); Wisconsin Lake Shore, l. Reading, I; Har-
lem, l. Galena and Chicago, 4; Milwaukee and Mis-
sssippi, J. Harlem I'd mortgage declined IL per
cent; Terre Hsute and Alton bonds, /; Nicaragua
Transit, /; Cumberland, q; New York Central Rail
road, /; Cleveland and Pittsbure, 1; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1. Northern Indiana LIST mortgage Goshen
line sold at IS per cent this morning. At the second
board, Nicaragua Transit advanced 4; Galena and
Chicago, 1; Reading, /; Milwaukee and Mississippi,
!. Erie fell off lper cent; Cumberland, !.
The steamship Washington, from this port for
Southampton and Bremen, to day, carried out only
$1,000 in specie.
The Reading Railroad brought down last week
19,439 tons of coal making for the season 1856 ,496
TONS against 225 0l tons to the same date last year.
The following is today's business at the office Of
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ITO DJsTTtI.FRs AND BREWERs-TIY DH OWrrrps
Of vtr wsrraned by the ssodards OF The trnsd
ss'rt at wssngon, and The Of the state New York
for dfmesc Spirits snd imported liquors. also saccha-ome
aud,on street. Chambers street railroad depot ~
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rrRUssEs LADIES AND GENTLEMEK's SUPPORTER
bela and banda&es In the very highest perfecion ana
extremely low prices BR!DUMAN Co.'S apothecars ).
and maruiacurers 1853 Grand street. near Centre rarta,
h. Complete satisfaction guaranteed Orthopsrdc a. sn
of every description made 10 order Country order.
promptly attended TO. ~
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The total number of miles OF railroad now open
for traffic in Canada is 1O3l-Grand Trunk, 404
miles; St. Lawrence and Champlain, As; Montreal
and New York, 2s; Prescott and Ottawa City, so;
Cobourg and Peterboro, %; Ontario, Simcoe and
Huron, 95; Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich, 80;
Great Western and branches, 1885, Erie and Ontario,
IL. All these railways, except the St. Lawrence
and Champlain, the New York and Montreal and
the Prescott and Ottawa, are on the FIVE feet SIX
inch or national Canadian gauge. The lines just
mentioned are on the English narrow guage. The
amount of railway to be opened in 1856 is about $50
miles.
1t is stated that the city of Louisville has sub.
scribed million Of dollars, in bonds to the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company, Of which
$500 900 to be delivered in April next $3.50 900
in October, and s25O,OOO in April, ls57-for the in
terest Of which the city has levied tax in addition
to the Railroad Companys liability. In addition to
this the company from other counties in the States
Of Tennessee and Kentucky, has bonds to the
amount of 81 AGO. 900, and s45O000 from the State
of Tennessee, making s2,s5O,OOO in all. The road
is estimated to cost 500 600, and the above sub
scriptions, together with the individual subscHp-
TONS it is calculated will complete the road Thirty
miles Of the road at present in operation, con-
structed at a cost OF 100000.
The american Raihcay Times furnishes the
following statement of the railroad operations of
Mocc fnr Xxx
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Il, HCUGHTON. AUCTIONEER--RY THE MANHATTAN
~. ,ompanywill sell, Tuesday at 10Y O'Clock,
u Nassau street best city made furniture large
At SALE furniture. segars and green Out
solicited.
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TMPoRTANr TO GRoCERs, SHIP CHAMBERS, Ac-
City cured and smoked hama should and bacon sod nj
maret prices cash new city cuins and
packing house 81 0i eenwich street. near lanai Prime
sso In tubs and barrels Provisions repscked by
r, I, KERN 4 CU.
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IMPORTANT 10 BOUSyKEEPERS AND GOAL 9ON.
sumerA-A and improved ash after unlike any oiir
hers.oore m use z now offered TO The pubic
inertia ash ser and bring inxa
general Ncsn be principal ho e
Dtstg and hardware stores In the sty q hs saDscr
ers, 81 CahasDo street. where II Manufactured and 1o
wholesale and retaii dbera Discount VITA 10 deal
era \. b-Papers are Med In the United States Pasus
Olce securing right 10 This invention. JOHN MOLvANY
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AEACHINE LEATHKR BELrING, or The BRs7
VI quahty. manufactured BY PHILlP p. PASQUAY IA
Spruce ssst h. Y. euLair Aos leather Always on hand

DARrIES DINNER OR EVENING, FURNISHED
With grid bsnd rrsaea china silver gass ushss ooa6se
uereo; 49, ysclln hsrg gASntorts Or oher insrs
u0ar Heusa0n. "~~T
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f>BARLES r. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.-ASsIGv WEES
y sale OF STOCK of hardware susted ut No. COL Eighth
pue between For second and Forty third streets Mon
day. February rs, OF 10 o'clock consisting of general
assortment OF house furnishing and buders hardware.
Goo0s VIII be sold In lots will con-
til ued until the whole Is sold.
PETER VALENTINE, Assignee.
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q UCTIt N NOTICE-CROCKERY, GIL ASS AND CHINA.
"A ByJ 8. h BAENErT. Auctioneer Tuesday. Feb
Is Id o'clock 81 ISL Pearl street. and sale
OF s kinds white granite, blue and common ware cut.
pIest Bohemian gass china silver plated ware clothing
DC Sale positive Catalogues now ready.
UCTION NOTICE.-rHE UNDERSIGNED IN RE.
"A turning thanks TO Iber friends and the past
vors respectfully offer their services for the sale OF turn
stpvate residencss at their spacious sAe
70 Personal attention given, and prompt
Hrns made In ell inhtAnces
EUGENE b FRANKLIN.l Auctionsers,
WILLIAM A. NICHOLS. So Nassau street
UCTION NOTICE-CONsTABLES 6ALE.-THOMAS
\ CONkOUGHTUN, auctioneer ~ill sell Monday Feb.
25 eleven O'Clock At his l4h spring house
Told furniture, consisting In part OF IL oak chairs large
Egyptian marble top table, rosewood suit plush
bureaus SILVER plated tea French clock ohsodeler.
3Ayge carpets 4feIher beds hair mattresssa
- A. JOHNSTON Constable.
Also splendid pianoorte sideboard and dressag
CHRISrOPHEK CLINK, Constable.
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kC0 nm "A RARK CHANCE FOR MAKING A
VNU.VVV. large amount IN . uaaufsosu!os ousnsss,
dispose OF the husnes and VIII do on Noera terms
particulars apply q S3 broadway.
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n WILSON. AUcTIONEEl by ORDER OF AssIG.
L. nee.-Boots, shoes and ruhber310 prime eah
goods Tuesday Feb - st O'Clock A. M at the store.
40 Dsy street Also a II oemh stuck goods the endre
tents Of large retail store. N BA large assortment
ct private eAle 81 the same place. ~ Dey street
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DOR sALE-THE MARKET HOTEL. LONG AND FA
vorably known as Gouos This oel aud dining saloon
oilers Inducements 70 parties Wishing to engage the
sscons large and commodous and excellent BAR the
bshDent doing fine business ard will he sold favorable
terms. applied for Immediately. Apply TO PORTER Alb
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EMR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM, IN THE VILLAGE
OF Jamaica Long Island ten mi es from the Fulton eTy.
containing ABOUT 40 of land LOO fee. front The
Jamaica and hrooaiyn plank road, The the Long
leland Railroad On the premises Ia . tine large dwelling
front including Tie wings; Also good oueu ding. and
&c. The land Ia In hign stats cultivation. and AID out
prncpa y In me adow land Tbe whole this anA
would be cold large Of the purchase
psn on bond and mortgage Any gentleman wishing Y pur
MAYHER. l97 Water street, or IN s. HONDLOW No. Non.
tague place, court street, Brooklyn.
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The Origin OF Yellow Fever In Norfolk.
TO TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

LOUISVILLE THEATRE, Kentucky, Feb. IA, 1855,
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w q BKUNDRED CO, COMMONWEALTH BUILD
w. Dgs 70 Nassau street, have number n FIRST
stone anc brick houses town. for sale cheap
terms o cash or good securities Prices from g. eUo
$sWw Also number Of superior farms near the CITY,
VAtHT JULIA FOR sALE-Is a FEET LOAo. ABOUT
tons built BY Robert Fsh, has bean run one sessoo
anchors wndass end all the iron gal vADd Has hA
ouehoDs looking gapses small boat &c TINS fAet
and we'll bos and vii be either sd or erchtn9ed
Nassau street. t-ea se,+ =
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FOR SALE.

UtARM FOE 6ALE-0F TWENTY ACRES, HANDSOME
located Englahtown. Monmouth COUNT, n y,
proved 9TH 1.-TWO .so. has barn and cowhoa.s psssa
farming uenss PerscDs he place and return sams
day. For inquire Of p CAhs, los West Bro
way, Price $3.50
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UCTl0N notice. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-B
IA s. 1OGAkf. tuesday. at l0n O'Clock the aucto
rooms corner Frankfort and William streotshOusehod arn
re SOFAS BUREAUS carpets bockcases mirrors kitchen
nitue &c Outdoor sales at the residence OF tam lie
prompt attended to GoOda stored and insured Advance
made hen required at the saesroons Of
" II lam streets.
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A ssI1N EE's SALE OF FURNlTURE.-JOHN W.
IA sOMEkINDYKE, xuctioneor will SELL at store No. IA
North william street on Mednesda,. February q. az 4H
ocsck household furniture, mahogany SOFAS chairs,
tab bureaus bedeads and bedding cooking ranges
&c. &c removed from Bay state Hotel fos. ll6 and l41
Fulton street. SAMUEL GAGE, Assignee.
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGED FIRST RATE MANU-.
featuring Establishment OF leading artlc g. with O.
without valuable patent right IN pleasant and settled
part OF The country The owrer would prefer IT. BIZ
can find respectable person, with hound dollars -
partner He may be seen between the hours q 10 g.
I9l Bowery on the 18th, 26h and eth of February.
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A UCTICE NOTICB.-H WILSON, AUCTIONEER-
n EeeaDt snd costly house niure, entd French
plate wood par costly grand action
rosewood par gas chandeliers velvet carpets silver
plated ssif rods BILE and china br0uzes silver
ware, works art &c h. WILSON aucdoaaer viii sail Mt
public auction Tnis DAY. ~arch II. 1913 O'CLOCK TO ths
highest bi6cer for cash. whon reserve whatever tue
eoDtents OF the large five story frs, 26 West
Fourteenth street, ttahh comprising part
keys carved legs richly nisd rplendl Instrument
valued at 81 00 exhibition at the Crystal PstAce
beautiful wood par suits in soid richly
ed covered With superior sa tod oeure
and pier tables with egyptian marble t9Ps magnacs
wood etegere, reception anf chair and san
heavy French plate pier and man'e miro y Of paint
ings embracing variety Of su ecs bS eminent aud
bronzes grandoes soid dntng abs IA feet oak
dpir easy chairs covered In pllsh Edebosrd
oak secretary splendid gold hand densr Ard
cut Glaes cnery rich
saveYs ruit baskets. coffee spoons B0ho
msu decaners wines hooks; mshoas,y cushioned chairs
rockovs lounges couch bed hair mattresses live
geese fesher beds holsters puo sweets DC elegant rose
wood SUIT hair CLOTH richly cived oe~ood and maho
hedseads bic top bureaus vastsnds china toilet
ss Thu beautiful painted sns Of bedroom furniture with
and without tops; mirrors clocks Ingram CARPETS vel
stsr carpets plated rods work tab saads
wood hall stand cottage CHAIRS ocobs ch pracate and
lace wrdow curans landscape Skates Psran
crockeiy &C Also genera, assortment flrni
taSe ~h which the sale viii commence the whole comprs.
ing the desirable Mt offered at pIbic auction
this Descriaye caa ognes may De oo aimed OF the
hold furniture at el residence OF families nreaScg up per-
ally after ded reasonable terms VI be
left with Mr.. Waters. above. Early application Ia neces
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RUSsFLL W. WhSrCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iared the 1--WE first cass house No ls2 West Twenty
parior dining and chamber furniture, Of the above
and
those DESTROYS OF purchasing first class iurnars rSs
WIN be absolute and without reserve consns IN part Of
and . CARPETS SI
suit rosewood paror furniture covered IN embroidered bro
cade with covers cost $3.50 dol pieces, cd in
ri fons aud marble tops elegant lace curans French
smeroidsrsd satin marble CLOCK mounted in ormoln; costly
valuable parior ornaments; mosaic tsblss
Eropzes, &C. with collection superb oil pannss richly
wood bureaus and waahssnds china and porcsan toilet
bedead with large and elegant hair mattresses I'D betn
vet elegant chairs in lue elegant carved
extension table, dining chairs sdeboard French chairs
essn Fench aSnsr - cut s od ra
seesa, mahogany iurnure asst order. also The usual
variety okchen utensils range furnace splendid marble top
or 1osovsr NJ rs vi am srse 81, ns ~
uon. or ct the house, No postponemen on any account
r 'BkRr PENN: rEss WILL SELL
O'clock each day the entire yelus2ls stock Of Msssrs
s.-s general iaSn..s:is sresoct comprising sysrs de-
scrpion houssisspnS s,0ie: VIZ w.odsn and wl,o
kitchen uteus without reserve
The copsrnershp. and in lots suit Store TO let
and fixtures for sse.
,,uNis NORRELL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &C.,
Tits Monday morning At 1873 O'Clock At 81 Nassau stree
black wa nut mahogsny ADD oaK furniture cured hair
resses feather teds looking glasses oval mirrors, Ensh
velvet carpeng In patterns To suit from 70 yards uuwAr1s
equal variety Of arcy and staple household 20 d Mostly al
and warranted and win give great Satisfaction pur
chsaers Boxing &c, furnished
WM.s. MEILoR, AUcrIoNAkR. -ruRsIrUaE Aucl
ture to be sold by auction, on TueNtAy March IL q 0a
lew doors ABOVE Houston street. Hopshon seor viii :s
ataucon above without reserve, account OF removal
warsrcoms which the best possible man
ner for custom trade and which upon examination VIII he
trade, comprises very handsome assortment Of carved
and plain styles OF oak mahogany and black walnut
chambers rich r,sewooa and mahogany psror furniture CO.
vered in rich satin brcsde brocaes rich plush and
and Icy tables easy and reception chairs lounges
ard secretary bookcases eaaeres
wshstsnt oak chamber sAs richly painted ani
ebss and oher articles. We would nss our renss aod
purchasers generally TO call q. the 6s Broadway
Ire mornr Of sale Goods purchased of the city viii
he packed for slipping at reasonaoe chsrse or the urn
tine can remain storage until May free OF charge.
~ Lillian IavIso, xuGTr |. y sx7 N spsoxs
sell auction, Tuesday, March ", 81 l0s O'Clock 81
psro n NM. covered in crms N san Srocss sui, So in
crimson aod sod; rosewood centre tables ecgan. o-mou
en- octave panoors bronze fne and oands
sbrss Chinese ara YORK pes lounge and
gsry bedroom iu,ntue rp bcsteAds dressing bureaus,
with msrbt tons waHhsst ~ ardroSs, DC ;hNr
ssT ssS dps g. cut ss eS s
sBa sets oicoths Brusae's and ia crpe6s
Se sseher whs general assortment Of kitchen furniture
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SPORTING.

NAoCKING BIRD FOR SALE-A SPENDI0 MoCKryq
Uu bird now In song Any lady gentleman wanting
ire bird purchase this one low price, the owner IA
ABB nj 70 remoye. Apply a sc Fourth street.
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II HoUaHroN. AUCTIoNBER BY rHE wANdATrAs
~. Compsnywin sell on Tuesday, a, los ocosk, at 81
nassau street. assortment ot house furniture
deshe and 10 bales with
ready examination the day before House sae attended
IN
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A UCIIOE NOTICE-FOR SALE, SIXTEEN HOUSES
IA snd lots valuable properly for the
pcrtion OF TIE city, stused Seventh Eleventh, twelfth
Yhhteenh Seventeenth Eghas enh first and Twenty
ath streets and Seventh TO be sold BY AsTHOSY
j. tLEtCKkR at Merchants exchange New York March
~ 1856 Terms easy. For maps sppy the aucuoneer
no 7 bIoad tI eet, to 18th inc, u.ive
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CBoCERlEs KkTCHuP PAPER, LIQUORS, SOAP -oS
HJ say march Is Mt lpis O'Clock, nj 81
per Green ufch teas segss tobacco Boigna aussges
he rings brandy gin Schuapps krves ard FORKS
,nrs fes and ghts clocks shirt cna oocsa
ind IA ru lSer osertoas w. A. CARTER. auc'io oeer.
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~ oranTnr 4 MELroa AucrIoNEKRa ua NAss IN

III street wf give her personal attention = s.les h.a .
s.ee ~ furniture snd house goods sales.
-,nSu, eyery Thursday Large
isnofortss vt private sale Advances made when relutst
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A UCTlUN kOTICE-THOMAsB BELL AUCrIONRER, BY
IA BELL BU sH-This das, at l0H ocK, the sales
room - North William street m De bslsn OF the
hosiery nrnshcg store; and
ch.idrers under dresses shirts drawers oses slso dne
pens dringr DC At II O'Clock trunks OF superior
dsmsst curtains, table and bed inen n- beds
ux O'Clock x1l continue the sale of valuable wanhes
jeweIy 6c by order Of Tuesday large furniture
sale,
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EoyEDRy AND MAcHIN Ts =, sH !. z. FOR sALs.ras

VNOyJNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE The
Clarendon Works, located In the Of Wilmington
North Carolina successful operation, oferef
accommodating terms. an In Ares will be sold To
man Of experience The bus who pscy super
intend the sAma Tbs prope consists Of capacous and
yell machine shcp boiler shop black
smith shop iron fonudr drafting Offices
an well supplied tools and cuhe doing any
tird that done at first c The buttdiag will
acccn modate 800 hands and the sent tools susn for
alO yuen The land sufficient exent To
MT Of any enlargement addition h. be desired The
demand work Ia su6ca the
employed with of 200 sod viii The
Prices obtsped for work are snch 10 be profitable tee
nyorre,or and compare fXvorAby ucss at other p,os
70 lie purchaser II addition 70 the advantages
nv his the buslDese IL
III ar ano Deep River works, ard the the whining
on Charlotte and Ruhersordoa habos vii create add
onsl demAnds for work. and furnish OF fac tv
coal IRON. Ae whole or az n,ers, u NJ, sold before
Tie ie day q April nsst me properly va n.ieea e quo
vi conf nue. operation orders for "ex or repairs
VIII be Al ended heretofore Any infor that may bs
desired will he promptly furnished hy aapis On 70 the
'e''0''' ~ a. H. vAsgoAEELEy, Pros c,Lw.ca
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DY EDWARD scgENoK. AUorIo> EER q ARE AND

DY EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCrION EEk RARE AND
ID curious OF superb flowers made he feathers OF
birds fish scales and beetle wings superb collection OF In
eecu butterflies, &C. together It'll beautiful of
stufeo birds, mounted In and springs EDWARD
BCHENOK win cell at AUCTION Monday, March II, at
ecton Of flowers, made into ~reaihs bonquss kc aso
seven superb insects together wi eccn
Of stuffed bds The Of ladies' and The public
rally particularly called the above being a the
rarest and most beeuul red The the
6fst kind offered saueton The goods will
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HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCrIONEERS-O OFFICE
~ sale Of elegant household
niure ell made 70 order ths spe msuner
and In pereot order. Henry H LeeA4 Co. vii ssl py auc
uoo On Tuesday March VI q hslf past 10 O'Clock. 1t no
Hast Twentyt reet Fourth The property
nmiy leaving or Europe III 10 perfect order .nssing Of
superb velvet carpets large An cosy pier gase and
and c'msoa psroe suits p covsred 70 match hncy
chs sewing d0, elegant rosewood
ces Of veu richly rosewood table, bro,Ae
o0 marble vases and psdesas superb light chandelier q
lace curtaos entirely rev wall gss brscss with por ean
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carpea pier glasses open work carved
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