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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-10

the Corner of Main and Bridge streets, in Patton
N New Block, where theywi exhibit and offer for sale
splendid stock OF DRY GOODS consisting the latest
styles of Ladies' Dress Silks such AZ plain black watered
layentne brocade &c. rlangeable China and plaid silk
splendid style of striped pongee silk of all co0rs and
shades. \ splendid stock of Grape, Silk Stella, and
printed Cashmere SHAWl4S regular assortment of
DRESS GOODS consisting of challvs. de laines
lawns, &c. from so cent calico dress pattern up to 81
silk dress In DONlESTlCS. assortment is complete:
we have large stock of prints, gnglms checks tick
nSs, bcached and unbeachcd muslinS &c. Also aei-
dld assortment OF EMBltOIDEItlES, such French
ncedework collars sleeves Swiss and jaconet ouncings
needework edgngs and insertngs linen thread laces
cotton embroidered lace curtains, aconcs, dotted malls
grospart muslins, &c too numerous to mention.
We have also elegant assortment of Bonnets. Rib
bons. FiolcerS and Borders Headdresses, hair fronts
hnT 6rGdS &c to which invite the attention of Coun-
try slilliners and the Ladies in particular.
All of the above articles feel We can offer to
the public at asonishingy low prices are determin-
ed not to be uLd od by any establishment this side of
New York city We would invite the citizens Of Brad
lord county and elsewhere to give US call and examine
our stock and satisfy themselves about prices before
purchasing elsewhere 1t is true ying penny saw
ed Is two earned"
To the GENTLEMEN in particular We will say that in
cOnnexlon with the above we have regular Tailoring
establishment III the city of New York, and have taken
particular pains to get up splendid stock of SPRING
AND SUMNER CLOTHING, which offer to you at
s0rment in this branch consists Of Infants, Boys and
Mems Wear; also general stock of Genhemens F1n.
thing Goods, such Shirts, Collars Crayats, Stocks,
Socks, Suspenders &c Also, general assortment of
Hats We prepared to take for nice suits
and furnish them on short notice and warrant them
good tit and satisfactory III every respect In short all
the goods sold by will be warranted and exchanged
taken back required We atter ourselves that we have
one OF the best cutters in the city and some OF the best
workmen employed and give satisfaction TO the public.
Reference OF oar firm can be had from Benz. Bentley,
Albert ChamberB l.. Scare, VIM. h. Hatch Il. b. Little,
John r. Dean, ESqrs.. MOntgose, Pa.
lOWnntiA. ..
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NEW SPRING GOODSi

'NHE subscriber calls attention of the pub
l. Hcst his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS comprising
the usual variety and which will be sold at the lowest
possible rates for cash. o. u. BARTLETT.
ToMandl. A nril u lS5G-
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
"A is hereby given that all persons indebted the
tate of Butler Sill. deceased late of Herrick Town
ship hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay; aud all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
April 7, 1856. CHARLES SILL, Adminr.
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N E w G @ @ d s
George Nichols

rs now receiving very large and general assortment OF
L MERCHAADlHE, among which may be found a spler
did variety OF plain aud fancy Silks Tissues Baregcs
Challles, Organdes Lawns, Muslins, and other DRESS
GOODS Grape silk brocha, stella cashmere and printed
Shaws Mantillas Window drapery, Linen and Enbroid
dered edglnss, silk straw and fancy Bonnets Broad
Cloths, Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes, Carpengs Crockery
GLASSWARE, Drugs Medicines Dyestuis Oils Paints Hard
ware Iron, Nails, Glass Wooden ware Groceries, &c. all
OF WHICH will be sold the reasonable terms for
cash or trade Rome. Nav G, 1856.
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Miseei.aneous.
j.. D. HU M p HREY

rs Now RECEIVING sn excellent assortment of gents
Il Doy ladies' ehildren.s and misses BOOTS BOOT
ES. Also, Shoe Pegs Thread Linings ard Findings to
which he invites public attention.
All persons having unsettled accounts or notes due
the subscriber are invited 10 make payment Those con
yenent may call on &. Frisbie, Egg. or T. Humphrey I'M
Orwell previous to the 18th Of February next after which
time denqnents may expect special invitations visit
Towanda. J. d. HUMPHREY
Towanda, January @ 1865.
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n FROCERIES--CaH and see our BroWn,
VI Crushed Coffee and Pulverizcd Sugars; Fine Young
H,son Black Tcaswarrsntcd Superior article or the
m@nev rcrmdoa-fo for sale chcal by B. kLAGSBERY
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE (
BAKERY & RESTAURANT

One Deor North Of the Ward House.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
Il and the. public generally that he has opened BA.
kerry A,vD EATING SALOON one door north Of the
ard House where he intend to Keep constantly hand
fassortinent of feverything in the line such Bread,
Bsit Rusk, Crackers Jumblea all kinds Of Cake, dc.
Having secured the services of experienced baker and
using nonl the lest brands of four he feels confident
of giving satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Wedding and other parties furnished with whatever re-
CURED short notice and the most reasonable rates
nice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, &C., kept
always on hand aud sold at the cheapest rates
FRESH OYSTERS received three times per week by
express, and sold wholesale andTctail. 4
So Hot Coffee served at all hours Don't forget the
place, one door north Of the Ward House.
February IL, 1856. s-f II. A. BURBANK.
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Examination of Teachers.

H. will examine Teachers for the Public Schools of
Bradford county, in the different districts the days
and at the places designated in the following list of a
pOntmentS -
1886, April Saturday 19, Pail Factory s. II. No Towanda
......-... Monday 2l Centre school house . Overton
...-..-..-.- Tuesday 22, Ilibbard do Albany
......... Wednesday 23, Hillhouse do Wilmot
.......... Thursday "a. Sugar Run do Asylum
.....-..... Friday 2j, Frcnchtown do ... .Duren
......... Saturday 26, MnnrOeton do =. Monroe
..,,..... Tucsda %, ,LeBny cornersdo -. LeRoy.
.......... Wednesday 30. Canton do -. Canton.
May Thursday l, Red school house ..... Armenia
Friday . Granville corners ...... Granville
........ Saturday 3, West Burlington corners.
....... Monday D. Burlington bor1 Burlington.
,..... Tuesday 6, Snlithfeld centre. T.. Smithcld.
Wednesday Z, Springfield corners Springfield
Thursday 3, Troy hororg Troy.
.,...., Frday9 Morgan Hollow school house Columbia
......., Saturday 10, Rowlin do Wells.
...... Mo day II, Gilctt do South Greek
Tuesday Is, Centrevle. ....... Ridgbery
Wednesday H. Athens boro' ....... Athens.
Thursday Is. Ulster school house. :. Ulster.
........ Saturday Il, Ira Narncy do -. Franklin.
Friday l6, Andrew Gregg do 1900. .Towanda.
........ Monday 10, VIM. GriiS' 80 Standing Stone
Tuesday 20 Herrckyille HerriCk.
......, Wednesday 2l Camptovn. .Wyalusing.
Thursday % Greene school house Tuscarora.
Friday %. LeItaysvilie ........ Pike.
Saturday "a, Bowen Hollow school house Warren.
.-...... Monday 26, Kuykendall do Windham.
-. Tuesday -, Orwell Hill do !. Orwell,
s..-,... Wednesday 2S, Rome village. ........ Rome,
...... Thursday 20, Centre school house Iitchheld
Friday 30, Lower do ... Shnsheoun.
=. SATURDAY 81 Brick Church school house WysOx.
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Mem Aopertisslnents.
Notice to Farmers.

OHN b. IRVINE, at Lamefeux's Foun-
dry, south end OF the borough is selling PLoUGHS
wholesale and retail cheaper than any other man in the
country Among Others, are his Excelsior Ploughs Also
STOVES. and other articles in his line all of which he
will sell very cheap forcash. Towanda, May g. 1856
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Towauda Market Wholesale Prices.

ICorpctcd weekly by T. T. FOX Dealer in Provisions and
Groceries, No. J, Brick Row.
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ArrRovED-The twenty y-frst day of April, Ammo Domin
one thousand eight hundred and ifty-six.
JAMES POLLOCK.
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Administrators of the estate of Austin Rassell dec
Anril 10 lSIE.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the

~ following named lrcrSOns nave appIcu 70 inc Cnu
of Quarter Sessions for licences under the present ex
ing laws to wit
James Netler of Canton Borough for Tavern
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m 'SnbpTnas Tor the first week to be- made return
BILE on Wednesday May 7th, 1856, at 10, A. NJ. and ia
the second week on the foll0w-lg Monday NAV l2 q
10, A. N. ALLEN MekEAN Prothonotary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

u EROsENE OILS
N EXPLOSIVE.
Secured by patents
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
The advantage Possessed by this OIL
]. he intensity Of the light produced.
2. II Ia not explosive.
sealed.
Its unrvaed economy "a 10 worth OF kerosene giving
- much light Se Of rapeseed OIL s Of whale S2e ~ Of
sperm oil or sac Of burning fluid
This oil burns in all the Argand button top lamps, ncu
cling csmphene and sylvc oil lamps without the usual ton
KEEosEsE LuBRcArING On Tho effect Of this oil ms
caused by the use OF impure dis wears equal TO the best
sperm OIL and does not CONCEAL at low emrerfture It
burns msgnfcenty in all the solar mechanical binnace
hand lamps; sso In signal and bowapr lanterns The ater
ION OF ship ship CAPTAINS ship supply
seen at the Office OF
AUsrkNs, Agents for the Kerosene OIL Company.
No. so Beaver street, Rev York.
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ExPREssEs.

SUTTON OOPS DIsP PATCH LINZ FOR SAN FRAN.
cisco sailing regularly and post, rely on or ore the day
elegant clipper ship sILV sR STAR, Wade master IL
ceivf her cargo at pier Eaat river and will positively sail
ae above fhis splendid chic built for the California trade
with rrrE bnoyspc superior saing qualities and thorough
yentk'or presents uuequaed inducements To shippers
srous OF andog their cargo Ia San Francco the earliest
oosble csv rthou detention. ~ R-The ships OF this line
axe no Freight after their advertised day.
BUTTON & CO. 81 South street, corner Of Wan.
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OILS.

Give us BUT LIGHTn-DURING rHK HEATED
NJ term" about experiences In political world
be peops win wan light mote The cycles and circles Of
the politicians. The AMERICAN WEhKLY PR aSS the
cheapest and best the world Frds,
morning. proposes furnish the with light regard
Attached 70 no clique sect sreed and expecting neither
pension, post place." Its whole aim will give
people Of passing Issued every
day ming NJ on 81 Furnished agents 81 20
hundred. cash In advance. fifty
cents per Ire All Ars must bo addressed the prooreor
northwest corner o. Fulton and NASSAU Streets New York
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A RrIFICIAL Ryss or ALL CoLoas- SUPERIOR TO
he imported made under own imposition 70 a, each
particular case In motion and appearance they c,novm
acy to the natural eye ne inserted without pain and worn
without nne~ness The profession supplied Consultations
heretofore on all dlasases OF the eye and ear 10
O'Clock daily ri ro E02 Broadway
wv, POWELL N D, Oc1'iss and lur,st
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w 8. MRLLoR. AUcrIoNEEa-BY HoUGHroN

w 8. MRLLOR. AUCrIONEER-BY HOUGHrON
MhLLVk. % morrow, Thursday at los o'clock 81 the
sale ll3 street. Of
hand cabinet furniture mahogany piauoortes
md second hand SUPERIOR parlor organ,
ysrd,oess on paintings French china dinner and
mortgage large and desirable sock of substantial
hold furniture such Ia rarely offered public
WORTH the attention o those ref1rnhng
private hooses The whole Of whic will be s,d without
chamber drawing room ary dung room furuture
vsrietv Most Of ach the
sold privae sas I'll 10 he solo sbove Purchasers
from the country have their goods the premises
for fhio ling. Catalogues on morning OF sale
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TN JHE ESTATE OF ROBERT FYFB DEOE AsED,-rHa
her d aw and ns1t Of iin q nees rye Or d,ce.s
Zea and Master whsler who q Oh the
oEew Zsalane IN about ,he month Of May, 1854
slss lsgsl proof oses. nuns. R.aure .cns sascso. Of
yelling on New Zealand their agents. 1es-rs h. H
willis Co., Ne. OrNbs sQuarc, LONDON The dece se u
va. son e sli.sbeh st.Esc sssrwss ryfs o. IA Dc
De hsd sister marTsD who len Britain fer par Of
North America, several years another sister vho 6o in
Jams. who aOpss have snNsss in e sr:y may years
seenda 70 his boiyS DAieA this An JanuAry 1855
RCBnRY HA0f, Solicitor for 10 Kxooutor
Ya.hSnwscuav W~NuStrv, Nev YealanA.
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6IILLARDE.

pT LIARDs-oLD FoGYDoM sTIIL RAMPANT
ID Owing ihs Unprecedented of my patent
binaon cushions and model tables which have been pro
70 be the emily perfect tables and cushions ever made
INSCRIPTIONS parties who have made living By palm
table, advertising TO the eec that they have invented
referred TO- tens the Glowing assertions in al uon
combination cushions -" From the very fact that they
making fac smile cushion which invented twenty
years ago" Now to give these worthless opportunity o.
ons will bet 800 that the above quotation is not rue 500
mat combn aUon cushions known made be-
tore July last et0 that other cushion has been
produced 10 meet the requirement. Of the game L, produce
10 correc' angles give such sassc ion
eve aons and $500 that beat any n the word at
billiards ibem.
MICHAEL PaELAv, SO Chambers street. W
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EDWARD SCHENCK 4 co., AUCrTONEERs, NO. 80
~ ksssau street Will se Thursdav Juue Ia at l0
A. rse and well selected assortment Of superior
aid liquors in al cemobns, comprising of
ssvnrhe r,nda VIZ Osrd henessy Renrult o. q. p
old Goddard 1888 ard ether London dock brsndea cham
Joseph james Forresler's pors Page Co hungarian
wiz es chsnpsgnes ares rum, gin whisse raspberry
cherry brsndy, sardnet AID large en, OF
poetyey every artc sod viii he delivered i'm neiiue
stier the Buyers wiil find there ecsev
sanple and represented and securely packed
tatiOn.
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UTE oFwER FOR SALE SPLENDID STOCK WITH
our new invented cushions; three good second hard
tables 'or sale cheap suisbs for private public Or
ders by mail attenoetto GRIFFITH DECKER,
20 An1Nireet,
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II H. LEEDS. AUOTl0FEER-BY VI. H. LNEDs 4
Il. CO. Wednesday June H. at 10k O'Clock, at a Union
square east eide gentee ehod furniture property OF
xam lily rsmoving 70 the c,urry Of elegant
carpets nearly richly carved rosewood pianoorte
plush; teea etss in three oored proc.e suit
msdslon
centre tables marble tops; faueus orocae roew od
see a-etes snd chairs bar cetn real marble
ry representing dancing aud do dancing boy buh
table feveral pieces tire about u vuable oil paia
ings OF the old and modern boo figured straw mating
nder the carpets In good ORDER lace curtur worried
tel do clocks and vases extension mAhgNy doing tablss
china and tab cutlery, dining chairs sofas
Ae Bedrcomanrrss"s csrpets s0s bodsieatn mahogany
ssi, cob pier drssspk eaus marble ions;
centre table, Dedesds chairs mattresses bedding toilet
set; wsrGrose. suratns grain carpets ksnep and
eh.r bypsskoI fpFul.uFe.
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GILBERT J. SAVAGE, AUCTIorHER.-rHIs DAY,
NJ large and perempory sale OF 400 carrsge sets OF
nsipees single ard double, shifting poles fly nets &c. by
bAGLEY &sAvAGE, at 1914 Broadway, corner Meropolt
hotel q mme cling at o5s O'Clock and cont 1uDg
Day 70 das Terms Of salsBs under $780, ca,h over $3.50
ever $500, Q months ion spproved paper.
~ g. HORTON, AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL. ON
NJ. Thursday a, H O'Clock at Mo- ia varck street near
cry pianos and varied stock.
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w 8. MELLOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR.
gsna, &C, ut suction, 20 1l3 Nassau street,
0cnsiyttug OF hyperion toned ood and
second haI good zone and pish OF the ma
hers: W. Liz deman. Utter Kitridgs Grovseein Cook.
and oher Makers worthy the attention of he trade
cen now be examp ed. Also, Aoou 10 thick Fren plate
mirrors the property OF dealer going OCT OF business
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EDWARp sCHENOK. AUGrIoEHERa.Tw0 sUPneB
eO. wiz sell auction Thursday. juno H. O'Clock
their fs'eroom, 50 nassau street opposite tho Post office
n and seven years Cd hitecn and hrs.oufths hands
wsy also fine dcun and beautiful pbton
also IN ePan ladss ssddle and ALEC gentleman sAdd
az and seven years old 16 hands high warranted perfectly
ne Da horses without spo or bemsh believed 10 be-
o. ne finest ans 10 ha state also, fine light 10 hay
e.
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IA1ss nAzkWML> T.MA "! WINE M.sC 9sSs r
Tonga no 0aon and the LONDON Hees cad The NORTH and
South American Ccnee no1ee begs 70 hfm hs American
pAuuuS and Trends Visiting En0aan6 tAAk ]. II.
De srEss, vne ns.aans q the Wet Fad q Londcn hAv.e
0afH under y. ma VARIOUS D1vtto houses h AlbemAy9
~rcet and e noGhkoehosA Public 0cA for general agen
49, and DE wine and spirit hudnen No. s corner Of staA
lord and AlbemAx1e sSoos Pccady, Lendon- Reference
ard banksss er Claude Scot, Bart Oumpany. No Cavsa
drh squAYe London.
TAMEs MARKwMI. LAVE PKOPRrE1O8 OF IBBorI
ID sons Lnngs the Grafton and tho Loadou Hotels andu
North md souA Amass9 6ones Hou:s S:xs e nlsm %
American friends Visiting Lna0h that j. u sd ineressU
IN boss In bis and hes also several urvee
n,sn:6 hS Se: D sw st soSCc
made direct by leer 70 james MARKELL, general o6oe 10
PB. 4ROSHOLZ owners. well known Am9Eteas
traveller writes this plaoefAe hn,es Of sadvs
than other 70 he vtora aspt saA owned Sy 1ssars
their gaass with those subsanaa vpgA comforts Which
enjoy a. eJorant rates In England ard WhaA a0 hare
lavish whh pfofase hand 81 Gasnan ps1sss
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EEwABD SCHBNCK. AUCTIoNEER- edward
- aCHENCK 90. will sell at auction, on Thursday
ne1t at 'hsr ;pse sae'room rs Nssssu street
Gelock very handsome brown msre. l414 hands high
,oa OF The Fashion by he kpO wn horse
Foder, sigh. old. warranted and kind Will tro
a. nj m
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HHxlY .. 1IBIS u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
And last saoBelanoo stock Of choIoo grocos wines,
Ao-Hspyy HgtA Jr, VIII ssn at aucioo, wednesday.
June q loH 0socs q The sAlesoou. No o. Pine street,
couDr1gSs. Pert. 100 bbs whts brown cru.he4 sugars,
10 pookes government JsnA coee, ISL bali chests aoe
= ga SsSnn No. pc sns
fFuis sweet Oh mo'ssses Sco'ch ales vines liquors and
rRa lot q Havana ana 0ermas segar By order Of LEWIS
BENTON. Attorney for AMiRreea-
Also a o'clock IN front Of the store, horses, carriages,
Wal
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GEORGE COCK, AUCrI0NEER.- SALE OF
" aud eegan; furnure, planofortes &c morrow
Ju H. Of l0k O'Clock at Az broadway between Howard
pacr suites covered In rich satin brocade brosate
ard bsrcotb rosewood mahogany and oak bookcase do
etegefes stands centre Ses bureaus oedstsad
washsanas hall stands ensiou dining tables dining chairs
lounges rocers chairs qusree and fancy tables pal
Hagses sosers and plo Vs. and oiher articles
particulars Of which catalogues morning Of SALE Sale
positive and worthy Of the notice those wishing furn
tue ct aue lon prixs.
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sale Of So1r 90 octave pianoorss Also sx
sasses and mirrors. &c FRANKLIN sf0HOLs 90,
wll cell u their store. Is Nassau street. Fulton
four superior fs.svood gll seven octave pisno
eal ard rosewood parof furniture saboraey carved
covered IN rich and the most fashouahe Asusea deAe silk
~. and library bootcasss 10 as rosewod mssogspy and
xo 70 elo each 1urkeh lining chairs, covered rsps
noque and brocate nAgnincento pNn ngs
spo.ed French and fancy ciocls paror sofas
eloA arm md rOcsmR chsrB; card work and
Ancy a,es: suits Of ed and mshogaev and
rosewood chamber urpure ALSO mahogany and
nut wardropes hsdsteads essng bureaus and
snds OF everv svle; hair mattresses and
snna Moes essgeres dining room ehairs q h. - e.
M Ia Wtll
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIONEER-YACHr EAGLE
~ -ED@ARD sCaENCK a 90 viii sci at sucton. on
1fdav June I3 at ,alesroo 80 Nassau
eoock the slooo yacht ssg feet ON deck tb mainsa aud
gnf opsa, old. bui Of the
n crnplete order and lifted for immedse use; lies off
the Battery between the Quarantine ferry AND Rabneaus
baths. Fer ar,uars, the mice OF auctonees,
80 Nassau alreet oppoae tho Post ON q.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, FROM TIE SOUTH, ALMOST
"a stranger Who 70 the metropolis last winner to o.
tain medical treatment being fully restored To health and
about TO his homo In Alabama would happy
hnd suitable companion for vie He Is widower not
quite fifty OF go,d connections and has ample moans
has but child daughter married Hs situated
In OF he healthy districts Of his STATE. lady 70 su
him mus be aniable Dip oslon plessing auuers
and person q, not older than 70 or 49, None need answer
and fully c,ndng the eriy and riser
Pease address, ~itnn ten Robert g. p Metropolitan
Post office, bible House n. Y
NAATRIMONIAIA-THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO Ia n
oIm The Of lady not over HE
fnement in view Of matrimony deeminR division Of bs
prospects and competency real dmnishmenI whsn
sderDg the possible of aectionate esteem The
subscriber viii return any Communication, 20 desired
Please address II. f. johnson Boston, Mass.
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7OpN RtDDlNG, AUCr1ONsEH WILL SELL Tbs
q DAY. at No LEO Rreadway, ~ 10 O'Clock A. The 'ol'
lowing goods- large lot secord hand urninr
VIZ eaIpe4 buYesuv abts ohAirs, &c DC. eAe posi se
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w g. MgLLoR, AUCrIONEpR BY HoUgHroN 4
w. MEl.LOH An oeror and

w MELLOh -fsremptory sale CT SUPERIOR and
mahogany furniture Friday june b. At 1913 o'clock the
tire cor tons the residence Of DoctJ- Dem 9 Wet
Twenty second street. Seventh Consisting
seven octave pisnofe msde by obsvssr OF this
CITY, Of excellent tone pieh wood par suits covered
In the the riot est san and silk pln.h sod rosewood centre
81 sioe tables edes reception chairs covered In shn
moquet Turkish chairs magnificent etegere
with plate ass large pier ard oval mirrors Ice window
apets costy oil paintings by old masters, mbracing land
scapes sea Views wiuer scenes ksdonna aud child the
pain valued ct 81 90 70 connoisseurs these paintings
with the entire burners throughout houses sod
extension table thirteen feet solid NAH cushioned
and cut glass wsre heavy silver plated caser
forks cake baskets saver ivory
Gu ery about fifteen pure ed South Araer horse hall
mattresses bedseads bureaus washstands toilet gran
carpets oclo'hs with LARGE and extensive
basement and ktchan utensils with which the sale will
CON mence The furniture OF the above house excellent
condition. and mostly made to will
positively be sold without reserve the occupant
those beonRiog TO The family Deposits will be required
from purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

II HOUGBToN, AUOTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
~. dav at IL O'Clock, at NO IL Maiden lane large
rch assor'm sn Of gold and silver waehes jewelry A. &c.
yr PITS studs sleeve buttons brace guard and
ehana finger rn seal rngA diamond rings, &C., &C. By
order OF aesigr