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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-31

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THE SoUNDlNos FoR rnR ArALASri,
TELEeRAPH.-- The following account. ad
dressed 10 the editor Of the Illustrated
London News, will, no doubt, be read
with interest:
" Not a single rocs has been met with
not a particle Of gravel OF sand has been
brought up. but It appears as fnalure
had provided bed "sOit as 4 snow baak
10 uss Maury's own words, for ,he *
press purpose Of receiving telegraph
cable.
Lieut.. Bergman says thar he is "A.
ished that the lead, with the sounding ap
paratus, has frequently buried itsel SIN
or eileen feet deep in this sot materia-
and lie doub.s not that the caOlv wil .ik.
wise sink aud imbed itself in a similar
manner. The creates, depth a,taiu,l ass
been Two thousand and sey.nN ls,noms.
(about two and third miles. bu per
haps The most umark,blr, aud 10
same time The mos satisfactory result. Is
the per(eej confirmation whicu these
souudiusS give Of The uplnim xpnssed
10y Leu. Maury IS to ,he xis ylcs Of 4
greal Has or level ~ tile ,he bottom Of
the ocean unparalleled BY any thing on
The surface OF the earth. ani whiaa he
proposes % uame The Telegraph Pa
teau
For more than thir;een hundred mile ,
the bottom Of the Atlantic in the direct
line Of our track is found by these sound
ings TO present an almost unbroken level
pain. Na'ure has thus placed no obs,a.
ule in the way Of this great undertaking,
which may not by cautious perseverance
be overcome nay, rather. (if we except
the enormous length Of the cable which
will be required, } il would seem that tho
line to be followed by the Atlantic cable
presents absolutely fewer engineering
difficulties than the shorter rou,e. Qhou.sh
more complex from the nature Of ihe bo'
tom. on which the Mediterranean cable
must be laid"
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gG4B ASgb VOTE.


QuTE TRUE.-We noticed at market
on Tuesday morning. a small boy, will
two very very beautiful young specimens
of the canine race. which he was trying
to dispose Of to a very genteel looking
Fremonter, who asked, by way Of joke
whether they were Fremont or Buchan-
an pups buchanan, SIR" replied the
boy, after a moments pause. "DOn'l
want them" (" said the man, with smile
"had they been Fremonters might pur'
chased them.' "AhP' said tie lad, cuu-
ningly. ''they will be When Mey get Mei'
eyes open P just so with a great many
Of tho Northern people who are voting
directly against their own interests and
those oJ their fellow man. by supporting
Buchanan; had they their eyes once right
ly opened, they would come boldly our
for Fremont and Freedom ere it be TOO
late. tnt
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Juigs Hall is holding court here ai usual
twhat time he does not adjourn to go hshine).
end holding the scales OF justice with even
hand. No cases Of great Importance have yet
been called up. A report viii be given next
week ofali m st:eTs Of interest connected with
the august tribunal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-31

UA considerable number Of hiegsi and
perjured voters in this scuniy Eill haye4ii
opportunity Of learning useful trade at Co
iumbns. unless they manage TO dodge arrest
OF slip the law. They are sll marked.
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MARRIED, on October 80. ia this CITY. by
Rev s. Gst. Nj JAMKs r. FaARY TO Miss
HaRR,Er j. ASpREws, daughter OF Rev, r.
Andrews, Of same place.
We are under obligations to The hondsome
end happy Dick sad Hattie ior fine assort-
msni Of cake. Long life to the young welded
lovers
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FoRSEY, the high priest of Buchanan
ism, is getting alarmed about Pennsylva-
mia. On Saturday last, he sont to Wash
iugton most pressing message for money
70 be used in the election. Without large
SUM at once. lie says, the State is lost to
Buchanan. and possibly, he adds, is lost
at any rate.
.i Oon6rmatory of the above is the fol-
lowing paragraph from Mondays New
York Mirror 4" The Democracy is fright
eued. FoRSRV came on here yesterday,
aud forthwith the money bags Of Wall
street wey s,mmoned together in secret
conclave, aud the fact revealed that an
other enormous pile is absolutely necessa'
~ to carry Pennsylvania /; and without
Pennsylvania the Bucbanani(ee confess
that all is lost. From what we hear OF
the Fusion movement, net only in that
but in several other States, we are more
bopeful than syer Of the result. Reccol-
lect, that there is but one issue before the
people. Il is simply YES or NO the ques-
tion of Slavery extension. That's all
II Fremont should no be elected, we say
with the Irish sportsman, that "tho next
best shing 10 killing your game, is fright
ening it to dessh." reg
So. RrpUatIoAN PLArToRM. The
following resolutions from among those
adopted Il the philadelphia Convention.
and the extract from Col. FRENoSr's let
ter of acceptance. cOn'ain' in brief The
platform of the Anti Nebraska party;
Resolved, That the maintenance OF the
principles promulgated in the Declaration
ofIndapen ence, and embodied IN the
Federal Constitution, is essential to the
preservation Of our Republican institu'
lions; and that the Federal Constitution:
the Rights of the States and the Union OF
the States. shall be preserved.
Col. FHEMosT. in his letter Of accept
ance, says
"That in the evsut Of my election to
the Presidency, shall enter upon the
execution Of its duties with single heart,
"a determination to promote the good o'
tbe whole country, aud to direct solely 70
that end all che power Of the Government
irrespective Of party issues, and regard
lsss of sectional pride.
FHR NATURALIZATION Law --Ffrst
A foreigner must reside five years il
this country before he can become
citizen.
Second. He mnst also declare hi
intentions, or otherwise take out hi
first papers, two years (nct five, 81
many erroneOnsly suppose,) befor'
taking out his fnal pape's.
Third: A foreigner arriving in shi
oountry al or before the age Of IL
NEED not declare his intentions at al
Youth. All voters must have thei
final papers secured te'. days 6gor
olectiou
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ELE0TIOll MO1iU.-

The qualified Electors of the city of ri Tn, AZ,
hereby requested ~ assemble nt lheir usual alar,
OF holding ward elections, pa he 81 day Nu,
A, d. 1856 between che hours of 6 A. NJ ami
9 P. NJ and ihcn and thcrC elect. two metabcr
OF the Board Of Education, Of said city.
by order Of the Boardof Education. VIM.
Gallup. Secretary,
DC oath, '56 9w
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DAD MOTTO

There Will Be presented to the Commissioners
Of seneca county Ohio, at their next December
session a petition praying Tor an alteration In
the Road leading from Foat0ria 10 section sixteen
IN Jackson township, known as the Old Leigh
ard StOner Road.) Said alteration 70 comuence
tWten Louden and Jackson township, thence East
on said township line 70 the Buokly Road, thence
North on said Bucllly Road, 10 the Original
ROQts. 0Ck 81. 1855. aW,
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spLRNDiD FURNITURE.

Our eutsrpusing young friends Wv. @.
MYERs a BRorusR have several setts oftbe
finest furnitnse ever exhibited in this city, Of
their own manufactures II cannot be beaten
in New York. Just call end have "wiil'
show YOU the beauties
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lI'lh ndsfsigued hssiur prthsssd ID, i,,.,,., ~.
n f'fongi efthe ifm OF Nysh N-fforr 4 I, ri ~.
70 envy o. ~ "
Baking and CrOtes, Bus .ne,e
goicesiensivs ihas ever. tt,ss ul.s - -,
Bigek Biock. Was1ingioa .S 1yA,
Nhess he viii atall tines ~ pless.,i d. ,,,.,. .
~. ~ feed, 80 'ts,otl eih such lcoi, a. 4. v,s,i
~ ~ e,..o.iahsei = thia kind. ghankfa for pas,
AeAadn John b Mvrpu
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EEThe Democrats had some speak
ing on Saturday last, aud ended 10 low
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-31

EF UoorER X. WATSON, win be our
next Congressman, and Ma. HALL, can
whine but al no use.
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NOVEMBER APaOsNPMEMEs,
DR. n. TUBBS,
REFERENCE non TnE LApIEs

INV
D6. TUBas; Sir--Iieping u NAV encourage some icv
pairing invalid TO seek relief trm suttrinr give beio
the facts In my own case. You lr no fied iur no
September 1855, hl been suilrdne ir 'uurbeur, riq
acOmncntion Of diseases and impufiet ot tIr bloDi
The lost three years, texoeptng iew aceksl ant bfs
Kept close prisoner, and at that time ton feeble
up In cnalrlon enough TO have my he'd Runnpei nb
could itabd upright my feet, My soferngs wer.
without intermissiOn, AMI az tunes uehf
and lerany tOpewade the enirr system, A
tha kind feudi and attentive ply clans could lp. hgi
been done for hud also used ala rent kinds or pat
eni necines, which acted paiatyos hut jailed aHp.
complsh the desired object. Ftom the time cumerc II
your treatmes,, there was gradual Improvement.
end Of tcw weeks sas able TO st up hour at ttme
nnd!n six monihs rode ten miles IN day From thui
time improvement was more raPd-hnvb since been ut
toinnr'es vest, anl am enjoying good degree OF
healih ierl '1t 10 vour reNhen uni me blessing,
NJ iol aniaiehteG FOR life and oomiorlabis health
Your ,fl nlsh re poet, NRs. VI. T.. BEENIS.
~ ~ R sided lurns her dctness mud while IN.
.cF rnlut,-a IN Nnnson, Ge1uaa county, Ohio, where
I'rrHf'rr '''e ''i'r dNremnins 4
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There is bat one
issue in this caa.
vass .-.tilc Exten.
sion of Slavery ---
and TO this, every
voter of the North
'lust say yes or
mO, 0n tile4th or
NOVEMBER.
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A QUERT-WHo wILL ANSWER I've
hear every day, says the New Orleans
Creole. Of Fremont disunionists AZ the
south--bnt Who ever heard Of Fillmors
Eisunionisi. north or south =? We pro-
pose this query; who win answer We
await response, II Tunes. u
Responie--Rillmore himself. See his
Albany speech.
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Thou, too, sail 90 ob. shiplef StAte,
Sail on, oh, Union. strong ail gfeat u
Humanity, wiilfeiia fears, "a
with all The hopes Of future years;
Is hanging breataess on thy fate
We know what Master laid thy keel,
What wOrSmeu wrought thy ribs Of steel,
Who made each mast, and sail, and rope,
What anvils rang what hammers beat
In what a forge and what heat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy Hope
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
3Tis Of the wave, ahd not the rochi
'Tis but the tapping Of the sail,
And not rent made by the gale
In spite Of rock and TEMPEST roar,
In spite of false lights on the shore,
Sail on, nor fear to breast the seat,
Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee
Our hearts, our hopes, ourprayers, our tears,
Our faith triumphant DER our fears.
Are all With thee-are ali with thee.
We clip the above from a Buchanan
organ. 1t happens unfortunately for lhi
whitsd sepulcrs party. that The author 0
the above inspired spostrophe. is Ere
mont man, editor Of Fremont paper
and doing all he can fOr Freedom, lh
Union, the Consultation. and the right
OF man. by advocating, BY pen and voic
the election Of Fremont and Dayton.
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PRORATE NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that the sdmnisgator fs
~ Of ugusins Haler Philip Nsbssgal Thomas
Aeshberger, Thomas W. Rickets, Iienvy Doengy leue.
dot Hoover, John 5tinohoeumb Noah Dick Vincent Bell,
samuel fWigau, sad tho eEsonsf Of tho will 0f HeHy
rah Heshbergor, a Henry McCounnch l1uiaa McCof-
mack, kEA Jane Green, and sarah NJ Robinson have A.
% Al he odcs " the pr0baio Court Of Seneca cqun.y,
their several uecoun for na seIement aud ths gnar-
ians Jacob HulhhcrHcr, o. al Emily Wells, et Al Mar
tka KuntE Maria Gidrch and May ~ Oge nad the al.
ministfttof he estate of Philip Smith, have hed 10
the ONCE Of Sid Court teif aceonnts which said
wileom up iof hearing The 29ih day Of No
vsmbef, a n. 1850. j. *. HORD,
oct3i.td Probate Iadee Seneca co
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Petition 70 Soil Ilea l3snm.
VIYilHua IIsr,dld Gusrlaa ~ EHzabrih eereY, John
w seney Chnsles aluehleF CIR Ian of tr.iin ftdWt
4 dam Feain and iosiah Hsigss. PFahie Copr ~ isT
couuiy,
To a dam Fedin, . non-yeilent ofthe Atsie ~ ihic
you hereby informed that oi ihf sist hay nf F
a., 1885, fed An fhe ni6co OF he frhsis Cont ~ fi
county, pstifon ths object and rr o. iiai o l.
taiu AZ orisrfof ts aasi gnnea ~ nmer ia ~ - tf
sale Of he iooSing ribei rsa estse, 10 m
aHf % 0ut-lo No ieuF (H' The reenHd Mefd ~ ul
Ofriin, IN che eonnty of aeness, Nnd q ia, wte
said petition Win ~ hsgfng N fsf dae ~
NovembeF a a. 1850 WI fTAA Ni.2r 10
Quarlsn Of ElsliFthrf ean.,, Fi. ~
ooi3i-Aw peril n. ueRn, ftfv ief ''F
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Ey The subjoined verses are timely
and they breathe the spirit which ought
to animate every American bosom. Nc
merely temporary cause, whatever its ma
ture, ought 10 be permitted to weaken oul
attachment TO tho Constitution and th'
Union.
The Constitution.
Great were the thoughts, and strong the minds,
Ofthose who framed in high debate
The immortal league Of love which binds
Otr fair, broad empire, State with state
And deep the gladness Of the hour,
when the auspieious task was done
In lemn trust. :he sword Of power
Was given to glory's spotless son.
The noble race is gone-the suns
OF seventy years have risen and set,
But the bright links those chosen ones
SO strongly forged are brighter yet
Wide as our own rec race increase,
Wide shall extend the elastic chun,
And bind in everlasting peace
State after State, mighty train,
RYkAsIT
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ISAAC sras ia;SiasniHd iiAEEH m.ii.s, go 1It

y " TNTTTNEH " Z INV !
For nonrina Whent. gIindng corn meal.Fn'rN iced
Ae., vail whole corn, (o6h shd ALI, Il
called into good dne cob and feed IN ons ,ntiou.
These celebrated Mills manufacture oui Of the hesi
quality OF ffsnch Bur Blocks, with muohyarp. lHild
six different sizes, piees ranging ffom egyfve io NO
hundred and hfiy dnllsf Thee mis rouiiuue 20 stem
be current OF All lopposion and aro superior Tor a pr
posesi paci aliy for wheat nourng
Al'o-staub'S Patent Portable Saw Mil called &" King
Of the Woods 20
This Ingenious and useinl saw-Mill 10 make lam.
hefiu The woods. This mill le Tnn BY animal fean
or wpierpower.
Those Nishins to know fully abtpl tho priaripo ppon
which they built pnd tho prices each size, we'll ~
The terms Of sale &c. will please address mes askne
o. dsofdeaerp on which will natl and post pay. Those
reuaty viii ars plan readable 'ang the aams,
o and state
- sgoe Is AAcsrAUn, Patsalse ana prar'f
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Guardian Sale

ON the Hlh day o. Nsyenbas, a y feS, rl =
Y hours 0f 70 O'Clock a. u., hrf I y r stt
oale ti Die door 81 ihe inu 70 in i'eFIifri
he lolla9inR lsaI estair, ~ ihe ffnraA
Mary " AMI Wpra q, Nieinarl alf.r ilfa
ofChurlel nreghaeh "a 49, "a
fouftstl ii ths ffIt usrl ,fihs civ n stts.. 4. .
oalh, LctiNuf 'Nf
V&a 0s~Aas " ~ sais~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-31

WANTED, l0o0,UOO pouDts OF old ,sUeg
lOO'hOO Tbs, old copper, brass pnd p.ur
@D,oUO IDS, rsgs' 10000 feet Luuh,r G,rsfS.
viii be paid the highest market piirs ai N.rls-an
iorium.
an May Queen elevated oven co0A s.,..
w received aRd for sale eh-ap .lNtti 4ssfo
Emporium s''s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

w 8. MElLOR, AUCTIONEER by HoUGHToN 4
w. MEILOR Tomorrow, Thursday, at lO1s O'Clock on
the two floors Of lis Nassau street spring trade saie OF
cabinet furniture consisting of the stock on hand and
soh by agreement Of manufacturers being the stock accmu
which we have made cash advances aud offered Tor Alb
solue sale amounting 10 so 000 Also the furniture Of
frat cass private house Goods be packed for shipping
on the premises At reasonable charge The stock will en-
brace the mos asonabe STYLES Of mahogany oak
wsnu and enameied furniture eaborseiy carved aud fin.
shed with the most costly materials Paror
French brocsds e. mogaes figured reps plush and hair
eteeeres plate glass doors muac cabinets and
carved mahogahy sofas tete aees voare and chairs
ing Dining and library furniture wood mahoga
n.y. and walnut extension dining tables to match IN
plush figured reps and Seats sdoboards bues hook
cases secretsries In rosewood oak walnut Cham.
frnureelegany carved rosewood and mahogany bed
seads bureaus marble top plate glasses washasds and
commodes TO mach richly decorated and enaeed cottage
SUITS which very vausbls ward robes richly
amours with Frech plate glass DOORS lined with cedar
wood lounge beds and lounges covered IN fancy
deane reps end hair chairs and otomans match Walnut
furniture plain mahogany ditto three in oak 10
ditto divans sewing cbsirs &c. Hall frniurecarved
wood. mahogany and walnut hat stands chas and tables
Also at y O'Clock eight and secoad hand rosewood
a' oorea of good tore and finish Chinese aud
'wtlve BRUSSELS and ingram carpets.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

-~~~
T,uMIs MORRILL,, AucrIoEEkR ATTRACTIVE Agc-
ton sale Of elegant I'll paintings Handsome furniture a.,
tas lwednssdsp morning q lO o'clock. at 81 sasssu
~ cn, cninA ofnAmehW mirrors mattresses &C
be fouud In large variety and decidedly without
aer hall coat START 50, enre contents of counting
dies viii have sufficient room Tor comfort 81 sasudns
RIO DRUGGISTS, ac.-wnL BIZ SOLD ON wEDNHs.
Cd will &c of an eslAbished retail drug store the
prtetor quitting he business To young means
the aid store may be bought ct private sae sacrifice.
ply % n cRrsrXL.R sactonssr Is soR psr eu@'' Ap'
WM wITTEAs, .AUcrIosEER-wILL SELL ON
gertee psror, chamber kitchen furniture OF family
breaking house keeping soss rocking psrlor CHAIRS
doors; widow curtains oil paintings rrcrs plated ware
hoesny and wsinu bedstead hair other mattresses
waaestand sets wsrdroSss dining room sad ki.cbsn
ufnur6 China tea ees cutlery stoves 10. As0, ee
CANT rosewood pianoforte, stool and cover.
W LILLIAN IRVING, AUCTIONEER.-wILLIAM IR
w WING CO. will cell at auction on THURSDAY March
way without reserve an entire stock Of caSne frniurs This
ry bedroom aud furniture latest STILES and most
dais supervson every article WI be sold without
as the above gentleman reres business the OF
April Rosewood carved rosewood psrlor
Ezabethear Louis l4h tho Paris styles covered
with crimson maroon white and gold ssn and sdk
geres every design with heavy plate glass doos md
with marble and rosewood eaboraey
wood centre and pier tables card and sofa tables Of various
ums music etegeres richly carved rosewood bookcases,
amour glasses, DO together with large general assortment
saSy psror sodroom dining room and library rniure. Of
every description.
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INxnCUroRYsAIR AT AUCTION OF UoraI. pRopup

ExnCOr0RSgAI.HA AT AUCTION, OF HOTEL PROPER
Eewa<k, New Jersey The subscriber viii offer ro
= shres Dsoch the valuable properly the
Tho lo Abo d feet inches In front on Broad strsst ana
10 inches In depth William street aud sftar reach
The ooph OF 100 feet has Width Of rs fact inches
tos e distance Of feet 10 inches zoo fest deep
he north lne and communicates with commodious
rear which has front a Is Feet The hoe, was
erected II great and In Substantial mammal
II Ocsupies The whole 'front.' and about feet deep n
isur SORES high besides bssemsni And under cellar The
VIII oe set up ~ NE price Oh and win be sold
chase w be required 70 be paid the day ale ana
twenty three per cent the 18Th Of April when the
deed will be delivered the premises al IL NJ OF day
Tho balance Of the purchase nam bond and
mortgage Of the premises for Ave per
cent annuw payable halfveary Psrsoos desrsas OF
PROMISES D. II. FEvrNs, executor Of :hs estate az Russell
H. Neyins, dcceassd.
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN AUCTT0NEER-BY FRANK.
As arnSa acrtiop- TUCa "A

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN. AUCTTONEER-BY FRANK.
II LIN NlCaOLS-6ale under IN execuuon.-This (Wed-
nesda morning. gh inst at 0 O'Clock at store 70 Nassau
street. John will be sold By order of the Sheriff. arge
quantity Of furniture consisting IN part Of
ding wardrobe, tables De- comprising nearly the
tents Of dwelling house, removed for convenience of
Also superior selection OF beautiful fur
nurs pisooores o. consisting Of richly carved parlor suits
mahogany black walnut soas chairs rockers chairs
centre card ard sofa tables; lounges wardr hes eegeres
sus enaaed and solid oak mahogany and rosewood ALSO
bedseads bureaus wsshstands chairs mattresses
c dining extension tables oak walnut and mahoga
ny solid oak chairs Also an invoice Of superior shehed cut
clocks &C., &c The whole Of the above win be sold without
reserve.
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FRANKLIN 4

B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-BY FRANKLIN 4
We kIChOLs-Sale Of billiard tables. &c On Thursday
morning. 10Th ins at the Empire Hotel ~ Sackstt street.
s snIa near Hsmton ferry two superior billiard
bs cues &c, Also the whole Of furniture consisting Of
cnas Stoves &C. and bar bar xures stock Of wnes
decantors, tumblers, glass Ware &c Sale positive
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n g. HOUGH, INSTRUMENTATION NOTICE.
LIZ Elegant rosewood pianofore elegant Eng sh velvet
Carpet French Dler plate glasses bookcase plate
smore OIL paintings costly rose wood suits TO morrow
boarding house, No 70 Warren street., oppoatshe sudson
River Railroad depot These goods of the finest quality
and material construction and finish unexceled In the
and warranted witha AZ the sale vii commence In The
Parors-those Wishing fine goods win find advantageous
70 be early IN aendance the contents partly follows
Upwards lao yards Cotseys tapestry velvet carpeting,
entirely unnJured; So one elegant wood suit Ct
pieces clAret and crimson French satin damask
green and gold French brocatel both solid
heavily carved also the linen sp COVERS splendid wood
bookcase end secretarv plate glass doors and lined with
on SILK rosewood antique side eegere with marb and
heavily carved rosewood piano6re, $ssO arge
walnut hbrar bOOkoase with plate mirror 'front.' also
variety OF d tables OF beautiful Styles embracing
ue sofa and others; commodons spring chairs; also,
ladies' reception DO elegantly cove-sd bue and pearl brocA
te curtains; heavy do $50 beautiful shades finely
framed French plate pier glasses with slabs and
Also number Of elegantly framed works Of art
arists number Of fine French clocks Of different descrp
ons Sevres porcelain Of immense cost also marole
buss statues Paan figures and otner choice
paper mache and pearl inla Id rosewood VEGETABLES.
Dining RoOm-Splendd French china gold band dinner
and pieces and cose ruby deoanera wine bot
ues silver Spoons and forks liquor cordial SETS silver
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