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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-26

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
At the end Of Three Years. such has the care ana
free from debt have made assessments and have nov
such large Capital in cash and notes. that we have NO he
itaton in saying to the public that there is no safer Com
Pany in the Southern Country The most of the Risks n
this Company the Western part of the State where
the danger from fire is much lees. % 'F'.-.,
At the last annual Meeting the following officers were re-
elected. ~ - - 80
a.4-,.r JAMES SLOAN, President
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President, IF
c, p. MENDENHALI. Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secy Treasurer
W. H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent.
DIRECTORS.-J.m Sloan, DIR. j. A. Iebane. C. p.
Mendenhal, VIM. s. Kan Rev. c. F. Deems, James N.
Garret, Jed H. Lindsay, Mcconnell E. W. Oeburn j.
L. Cole, d. p. Weir, Greens, ngh F. Iiily Wadss.
borough, DR. s. G. Coffin, JAM 'wn Joshua Tayloe,
Washington; VIM; "A: Wright, VII Igt"n John l. Sha-
YER Salisbury John II. Cooke Fayetteville H. g. Spruil
Plymouth Robert Troy, Lumberton; Dr.. R. H. Scales
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Secy.
August 6, 1854. %. = 7i-tf
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KA Err BIGGS & Co.,
. GENER AL. CNMMlSSIAN MEREH MTG

KA Err BIGGS 4 CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Zunis's Wharf, 76wn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
References -Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. r. Tabb Co.,
and Aexr Bell ESQ.,, Norfolk; Hon. Asa Bggs. William
ston, G.; Col. J. B. G. Roulhac Raleigh, n. c.. Lewis
Thompson. ESQ.,. Hotel, NC. 80
October 23 1854. 96-1vw
ANDREW ]. STEDMAN,
..4 81. Attorney at Law, -
Having removed Pttsborough n c. will attend regu-
lary the Courts Of Chatham Moore and Harnett Counties
PittsbrU, April l6, 1856. ri, 4z-tf
.irar- A. II. LEWIS, =a'f F15- tfEs
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
IvA FESSIONAL BUSINESS his Office near his resi-
deuce north of the Capitol, Halifax Street. 3l;
Raleigh. Jnly II. 1885. = 5,sgts,, ,sy'f 6S-tf
EOR sALE.-l WISH To Sill a fiA. An4,.r
II of LAND, containing some 300 or 4VU acres, near
Johnston Academy which place there is flourish ng
Male and Female School there in the State under the
supervision If those accomplished scholars and teacher
john w. Stewart principa formerly of NJ College and
Miss Flora GTshan, graduate tf Greensbpr Female Col
legs, and formerly of Fayetteville assistant. Persons
wishing to educate their children thoroughly would do
well and examine the premises. There Is aso
fine chance to make money byputtng up Boarding
House, The land is ls miles south of Raleigh and u west
from Smithfeld. 4 HE A. J. LEACH.
Eeachburg. Feb. %, 1856. -4w.
Sspf Age time seK1y. ~ ? II Z 'f5sf = =
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LEWIS q KING,
G. O mn m 9 9 o N M e G b q n Q

~. - ".+@'. MOBILE, ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS, formerly Of Franklin Co.. NC.
Dr. PEYroN KING oe Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, N c.
June 4, 1854. s.. ....,s.. So
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One Price Jeweiry Store.
MYERS & JANKE,
DEALERS
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &C.
NO. 15a, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Watches and Jtsrel,y carefully repaired
October 4, 1858. s1-ly
NOTICES. SOMETHING NEW IN THE WAY OF
II India Rubber CRYING Doll Babies -assor,ed sizes
N. G. BOOK-STORE.
Raleigh July II. 1855. '7a:- \
nR. SPRINGS NEW WORK. THE CON-
~ TRAST between gUd and bad men, By Gardnel
W. L. PoMEROY.
October 16, 1855 a.
TOHNSTON's CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
- LlFE.-Just received large supply Of tins truly
'~ ' W. L. PoMEROY
October 16, 1855. VI
W L L / A NJ LEA, tE..
Late IF the firms Of
Wills, LEA BRowSLEY and LEA BRowNLEY,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION ERCHANT,
Will give special attention to the sale Of
Cotton, Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &C.
At the OL Syand, aLor qb"re PosceA's Hotel,
SYCAMORE ST. PETERSBURG, VA.
April 2. 1854. 81
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=. \. HcPHEErERs. =. cHsElIx. -. NsHAMm
A. n. McPHEETERe, Z co.
wholesale GrocoSs, ( 3 L -, sss -. i
70 FORWARDING AND COMMISSION NERcnA
WiNs Wars4esse, sls,Ss. ssssslk ! N Il srss
RsfEsEisctsa: ssFiasEi csa 60 s;s..I..
Il assas'F Ell B.as aiH 8
OBJ. Bs.scs Pr.idsm R.isie6 "a G.se. s. lsss q
+: F.! i. !::$!: & $s':;S:;s s. { i.
Hss.rs a.s.; ss;1; Spence s Reid. 8s.s.~r..
September 16, 1858. 3 IS 50 s. ~
-. ED. GRAHAH H7YW90T, 8
4s. Counseller and Attorney 81 1Aslsss
win attend the County % nd suesror Coss,s ii ss
Johnson, Chatham and New Hah6vet. Hs = se 81
st the Office formerly oceupisd y the ipsss iftA
Ksieig6, January s. 1885, is'f
gAMEelsJ. IREDELds 81
.H7'es Astornsy ssA Csasssler - - y ssssss
win attend to 3. busins.: satia..sd . him
Of 5ss sns sas 81 .ass'pe sssa:s s. sss M
Raleigh, june lsth. less. 90
MILLER A. ~ ssst<e
!, ATToRNEYS AND 9I5Nsill T \ J. q
wi,l g ,:,sss y psssps.y e q q
lstobsr a Iss4 ;r,ss -
5ISAKHNs UR AID D-O01nn7s6 q lls
S -. s.s 10y y g. s.a sss sssf ~
khs - =!
iei1s 81 fushsS Mn ssatb ~ 81 r.
& 8! H;| q .a;. az: sssss -. ~ m, 81 z
IL -
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LIVEKY STABLE.
HyHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEI

- LlV ER1 STABLEe -.-----|
HVHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN.
IL FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
generally that they have recently bought the Loery es
frnery owned by }. Nixon, Esq the Market House,
where they will keep ON hand well broke and tractabe
horses carriages and bugges with good trusty drivers
Horses also boarded BY the day month Their prices
will he accordance with the times. All possible pains
will be taken give general satisfaction those who may
patronze their establishment. -.-r
L. T. CLAYTON,
I. BECKWITH.
Raleigh, Sept. 2s. 1885. i ss-tf
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY. =
II OFFER FOR SALE 176O ACRES OF LAND
Of and adjoining the Ouachta river consisting Of
upland aud bott"nthe former r the htter first rate.
bushels Of per and from twelve hundred " two
Thousand pounds of c,tton-upwards Of four hundred
cleared with gnhuse orchard and houses fur sixty
negroes 1t is healthy, well watered, and convenient to
navigation. II is adapted stock being adjacent forty
thousand acres more of wild cane land, afordng
lasting range for horses. ca and hogs In 1874 bought
this the desirable e.st of the Ouachits
is there other, the side of the river which
would live: yet inferior land to my up'an there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales to the handnames can be given. if necessary My
price is $6UU cash. time with ten per cent interest
Corn and provender and stock may be purchased with the
place. r,
-2. - ,a.s .r Cachemasso p. O.
Nov l2, fs55. ~ r-.,.--. 4...-,., At,
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
slons Of Wake: Johnston, Cumberland and Harnet.
Il. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR.
II mery occupied by Mrs Hardie Us confectionery on
Fayetteville street opposite the Market House where he is
prepared execute all orders in his line of business
He has hand stock Of excellent leather and will
rant all work done by him. He returns his thanks for past
favors, and will endeavor merit continuance Of them.
~ Remember the old stand Of Mrs. Hardie.
Raleigh. Jan. Z. 1855. s-tf
EREsH GARDEN sEED.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
Il expecting receive this morning their stock Of
Foreign and American Garden and Grass Seed which is
much larger, and varied than previous supply
part Of the State the favorable erms and will
allow them the privilege Of returning all unsd by the lth
Families wish ng seed will please send their orders while
stock is full All seed ed fresh and gen
uine and among them and splendid varieties
Druggists and seedsmen,
,o.. Raleigh, Nc
~ Spirit Of the Age and Register copy.
NOR HIRE-I HAVE FOR HIRE ONE GOOD
u Cnk, one waiting Maid nurse one girl suitable
for general work and two smart active boys prefer to
'~ wM. R. RICHARDSON.
AT W. H. r. :. fuckers:
January !, 1856. 12-w&swtf
ID ENG ABOUT TO LEAVE THE STATE, I HAVE,
arranging business, appointed Edward Can,we Rail
e;g,. my attorney. trustee and general agent,
The Oil Mills Land and Machinery, and former Re
sidence in this City, heretofore advertised still for sale
or rent upon reasonable Persons willing pur-
chase invited to call upon my attorney and examine the
praperty. -.,.s -....-.. f..' WM. j. CLARKE.
Jan :, 1856. . ls IT,
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81 Z ass''ssz ''ss zls
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Uater-Gnre.

WATER-CURE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
w IsTRY-Dr. TRAIL, No. Is Lsishtst, has mGcdSeed
tbs yAPOR Bach N connection with the ELECThCAIs
CURRFNT the economical and, In many cases NJ
efficient method for Kidding the system Of mineral dug
and other morbid ustters.
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Eeaal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of NewYork notice hereby given 70 AL
per,Ons having asims against WILLIAM JANEWAf VAN
LAkDT late City Of NewYork, deceased " present
the san with vouchers thereof the subscriber at her resi-
fore the sixth day Of Jane nssDsi.d Esw the Z$h
day Of November, 1855 SOPHIA g. VAN ZANDT, E.ee"s1.
d. law6nlTu
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of New York. notice Is hereby gwen 70 al
o, r.ons having against MEYER ROSENBAUM, late q
he City Of NewYok, deceased 10 present The sane via
vouchers thereof the subscriber a the once o. hOsES D.
MACLAY ESQ., No. 81 Liberty the City Of Now foft %
the IGth day Of June nextDstsd New me ~
dsy Of December, lS56 JULIA ROSENBAUM, Adult
oil law6nioTu NAfTALi n WILD, nun" 70
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County New YoA notice hereby given 10 Al per-
ans b.yins claims against ANTONIO CARBICOLS Lsfe Of
IN, CITY Of deceased, TO present the same win
1oucI thereof tho subscriber her residence NO.
Canal Sullivan before the nr day o May noaI
rs lawswTus HANNAH CARRICOLA, Ad1'snhushH
TNSOLVENT's NOTICE.-Notice Of applica-
ton discharge of insolyent from he debts pnrsa-
an 70 the provisions Of the third article u the hrst title Of mo
9th chapter Of the second part Of tho Revised sstseA
HENRY NJ MCINTYRE Of the town u Atlca Ia the County
Of yoming and state Of an nso.ent debtor ed
vidusy snd a. one firm Of Msttson Mcintyre No
c- nr pubhed February H. ts6 Creditors 70 appear bchse
the Hon r. L. COMsr0CK, Judge Of the said County Of
Wyoming his Office In the town Of Warsw in ssis Couay
OH 9Th day May II o'clock he fore tosnow
have Why ssgonsnt should not % msAs
Of I'D nsoysnts aid he discharged from has dees
fls lswl0wTu
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ALBERT VI. NIcoLAY, AucnOneer
nEPEMpTORY SALE of VALUABLE NEW

YORK ard WILLIAMSBURG RIAL ESTATE
ALPERT II. NICOLAY will sell without reserve on WEI
HESDAY April o. at 10 O'clock At the Merchants fx;hense
10 close an interest: NJ W-YORK.
and Lot No 5s Grand st. -Four Honses and ots on
West 9Otb near 10thsv Two Houses and Lots Noe los
and ITO asst st. Lot ll5hst, Avenue A One
Lot on lehs Avenue b. Five Houses And Lots on 9th
e., rear Sthav. .,,,n,,ncu
Three Houses and Lots Nos II ~ and ~ Lafayette place
South One Lo, South 4thst near oulst nouso
md Lot Of Sd and South isss -Four Lots on onn
Shst Also two Lots on South 5th win ,u'e
and Static House Lo 5th-st. Dys0nav lhroe
Lots of Dvsou-av and 5ths Hons an9 Lot
No ISI sou,b ~ Houses and Lots Nos So 3D. and "a south
The splendid Building known as the Oteon on 3ihst
Two Lots the Of South 9Th and 5hs ADJ MIG me
GIDEON All Of the above Property will he sol to the hshes,
b5eer reserve close an Interest," and one nhnsna
iDduc capitalists and others that are DESTROYS OF
p,o6abe a, well as permanent Investments The terms VIII
be liberal titles uDquesuonabe For more uI dosoiP
tion Of the sale, and Lihogrsphic Mars apply 70
No. I Brosd-st
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NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and sNer MONDAY Dec 81 1855, and snn further no
ce Psenser Trains will leave Pier foot Of DaAnest - fol-
lows, viz: IL,
chense bsssase At Honesye this train connects
With way train for Dunink and all stations on ae western
Division. =,
MAIL at s:l5a fer Dunkirk and Buffalo and inermedi.
ate stations Passengers BY this train will remain over nsnt Of
Oweso. and proceed the next morning
NEWBURGH EXPRESS G4p n for Newbursh direct
without change Of carr
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 ?. m via snherns tor
Piermont and intermediate stations - 80
ate stations -, ,c
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5p. N. for Dunhirk and Buffalo
GMIGRANT at D. m for Dunkirk and Bnjao and inter-
mediate stations
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Express Trains connect az Ema with the ElmiG hd
Falls Buffalo Dan
Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Ne - -
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT commencing mHen ., i"''
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Csna-st
n NewYork.... Corner sth-st and ithay.
Trans LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For New-H Haven: =, N,
IEx); IL M 5, (EIl $50. and 70! BrdgeP0rt; u
a m (F IL M, OK $40, pm. For Milford Strstfofd'
Fairfield Southport and WestIort: IL m y 20 p m
For Eorwsk: a. u m tEI) SEQ 5;i3 p m sor
Dsren and Greenwich: a. Ian $3.50, Gl5 p M Ff
For Port Chester and intermediate stsions IN LIN
SEQ, 4, 5:l5, Pm
Ex) For Hartford and Springfield; g m lex u IL m
o. M (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad TO honsren
a m (Ex6 For Canal Railroad: IL Ia. 70 estheid For
New London Railroad m. 9p For Honsstonc all,
For Dsnbur, aud Horw ak Railroad: 7 g m, o. m. .
TRANS FoR NEw-YoRK-From New-hayen; o;0 !, Sn
N $50 (Exl; AS $50 .. 10. (Ex) FROM bridgeport;
si5 7:i4 10 80 ~ $3.50 Ell, 5:Olo:ll !EIl FROM
Eorwsk: g. $50 s:22 ll:A m s. 80 Tx $500 io;di IN
fFrI FI,m Port Chester: 30, s44 7;7, 9Os li:B N
s,yo p m JAMES II. H0YT, Superintendent
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HTsRY ". LEEDS 4 Co, Auctiones's.
TENTEFL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ri -
" HENRY II. LEEDS l. Co will sell BY suction WE'D
EEsDAY, April at ~ o'clock a. No 81 Vest 22dst be
9Th AID 6thavs the entire FURNITURE contained in
dwelling consisting ~ Brussels velvet aud three
ply Carpets psror suites IN crimson and silk
bots.ee roewood PanOfOrfa oil Pau'ings and Epsr-v
e; wored and silk brocatelle Window Curtains; ormou
Chandeliers and Gas Brackets rosewood Etagere plate gass
back ebony Arm Chairs: fancy Sewing do Pier Glass
and base rosewood Center Tables Tops sofa do
tension Dn Tables Buffet and Side Tables block tin Dish
Warmers ChDs Gls and Plated Ware oak Arm Chairs aud
other Dining Furniture Bedrooms Mahogany and black
walnut aTeOp Bureens mahogany Bedstead Mattresses
Beds Pillows War iIobeS Couches h4rcoh Sofas etc;
wabaDds marble top.; Curtains Mantle Ornaments voaire
Chairs and other valuable Furniture beoGsing
l.se house. Sale viii commence with Kitchen Wares.
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Daper Darehousfs.
Goal.

NOAI.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
" AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY h,vns Desiiy
their Rsrcsd from the Coal heo "a
,,.xv,nj, es,~ Ard towards New Yoh DIV pe2A,ee
10 reeve orders and fs the delivery Of ter SUI
RJOR SCRANTON tADthrsere) COAL. on board o. vesse
THrab<th Port D. j., III miles from New forh 1fins -
epsviss season after l5th April ssmoes OF the IN -
- -. and desired respecting y WA e
xsr on aprljcson Ofee Of the Company No II Wall
s, NEWYORK Insurance Building, seecDd roryJ vssfs
eBe1ias can 81" % F GEO d. PHELPS, President
A. :. OpglL secty. WIN T. ARAI-''
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

j OF the AGE. -
M ,..,r. wed. rr%sd, that cures EVERY KIND Of Ho
NOR from shs Sc,ysio soss 10 s"~""s P.-gs;;
~ has ,s so so'S 'sunarT S1mCr Il. he
poses.o hundred certificates OF re vsee al WIN"
Two bottle. are warranted 9 nursing mouth
One bot'ss viii the worst hind Of psHpss %
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bilea
Two bottles warranted 70 care The worst caIAsf NJ me
Thrse 70 Eve bottles are the voss ss"s OF
One or two bottles are warranted Ill sssss In he
ewes j.. .~,. ,n,n,,, ~ Oh. ..rs ssS
Fos or s bottle. arc warranted corrupt and Sansius
On. both. will cure .csy eruptions Of tho aia.
Two OF three bottles warranted to cure inc ~of"
Two OF three warranted to cure the most desperate
Three 20 -four bottles warranted to ours 'altIbeom
five 70 eisht bottles will The worst case Of Srorss
,.a,s ssn ss,e w.ssnes ~sen The Sove Quantity
EehDs LOOKS improbable 70 sS:e who s.ys vssd
CROWNS ps'tsrs. and along old stone walls 'non'S =
sumr ha. to start There Ifs ans heIos sor hes
IT, sutns some cases bu, not yer1s psd%sa s %
s. ~ in ever case has already done Of the ss.
e.t cures done N Massachusetts gave " ehlIsas
ohs children whose .o and 6ssby Fs''o'sd to
perfec, state Of health BY one bottle AN. n,
10 chose no syr subject . headache enc eotue VIII
away. II dive. relief N ostsrh and di.sn s.
ss' ,s,s S BY it Where The body qs.
sssy hut where there any of tho fsseusns Of
ns1,. viii sus. very feelings but you msst not bs
alarmed he, swsy, disappear from four days 70 wsss
There Il never bad the contrary when chat
fssips /. sous you viii feel yourself like person
hoard some h~ most spcomiums Of Nat ever
NAL listened to -.......x =, an. -.
a.nufastured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 WSrcn't.
Rorbury, Mas Price Ell
No Al BsreIsysl CHARLES II. RING, No. lsz Brosdwsyj
A b. 4 d. SANDS No I4I Wiliao-st MARSH, DAVIS 4
Co No $50 Gre.nwieh.s BOYD PAUL, Chambeysst 4
WFLLS& Co No IFS FrsnkiD-st McKESSON, ROBBINS
A Co Nc las Nsiden.lane, HAviLANO, HARRAL 4
RISIFY wsuens; BARNES PARK, So Broadway
WARD CLOSE 4 Co, Maiden-lsoej Mrs HAYES, Brook
lyD and for sale retail by all respectable Druggists oash-
oct the ffraf
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NEW-YOBK SUPREME C0URT;wA lay ]!

N BUCKINGHAM aid BENJAMIN r. BUCK!soHAM,
.-,,ivo,. of PHO ssainst HORACE b. SMITH
on, Tor money depand Oh contrsct-iCom not serl
,Is Defendant above named; You hereby sannnoned
I'd ,savired 70 = complaint this sction, wheh viii
he 6e3 In the Of the Clerk Of the City and County Vt
Il the City Hail. in the City New Yort snd 70 serve
COW a your the ssd complaint on the sab-erbc
ber Office No Ill Broadway N the City OF New-fofk within
twenty DAYS service " this you. srclu
v- o. The seryice AID lyon fall TO ans~srtbs 40
conn within the aforesaid the plaintiffs Ia tbs acton
vii lake foT he Of hres t1o1s.nd
forty i've das AN ei3hy one csnts vfs
tere thereon the eleventh day Of MAY 1850 besides The
coat. Of tkis ac,ion-Dated New Sst February y, is8
BARNEY, HUMPHREY Butler,
Plant H. Arorpeys No III Broadway, New Yorf
The complaint this action 6lsd In the ones Of tbs
Cerk Of the City and County of New Yoss the day q
March, 1876 BARNEY, hUAPhREI bCTLEh
u4 lsw5wTu Plsnnas AaSfnsJ.
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professional Noiiess.

CTkMMERING, &c, CURED by DR.. JONES
- in three hours He reqlires no pay M ns
pat cured He lately discovered lew and
.,.ten-eures without pain surgical opestion Once 81
American Hotel, sTfford CT
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HEkRY n LEEDS. Aucioneer.
Il ARGE SALE of WORKS of ART. the

ARGE SALE OF WORKS OF ART, the
LPROPERTY OF J. F. CRopSEY; s.9 AT the studio No
ia White corner Of CeDtrest.-HENRY Ii LEEDS 4 Co.
will sell by suction THURSDAY April 10 at O'Clock ct
the studio OF CIopsey as above who y about LEAVING
for Fufope, bis vslusble collection Of SKETCHES, fi-
TURES, DRAWINGS &C. all neatly framed, now on eShin
the artists studio The sale will embrace many vnuabe
choice bits Of study from nature and Numerous
hed Drawings Engayuss, BOOKS, studio,
Furniture, &c, without any reserve.
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n. s HoUGH. Auetione.r
ELEGANT PARLOR BASEMENT, DINING-

II GhhLOh,
IL ROOM sua BEDROOM FURNITURE at AUCTION,
THIS DAY Tte,dsyJ April 1t 10 at the residence No
~ Wsrren-st., GreenvIehst;
PLRLoRs-One magnificent rosewood o;tave pisoo
Forte vsrrsn,ed for year, ard $500 elegant
Suite IN blue and crimson satin do m ADD
bocatee both made broadway and solid rosewood
eesant plate front Etssee With marble toe about l
yards Ensisb Velvet and Administer Carpets with Rufs 70
match several beautiful rosewood Paror Center and other
Tables heavy Lscs Curans costly I'm orted Oh
Paintings IN splendid gold frames excellent Medallion
resewood Sofa velvet magnificent Frsnsh plat.
Pier Glass 100 by co. sso the SAhs ard Brackets several
very costly Antique Gothic French Timepiece.; elegant
Sevres Porcelain Vases also French China do bsquo ana
Psrisn Fsurea -
DHIse AND EXTENSION HooM-hsKni6oent China Dinner
Set $50 risees piece sso three Tea Ses ~
&c and 90 pieces; also Silver Sets for Tee and Coffee
sbossny Extension Table cost 1907 mahogany Dining and
Tea Tables Bohemian DecaDters and WneS magnificent
cot Bottle Casters Tes and Table Spoons; Pitchers. both
P'rsn ard 81 CUPS Motto Cups and sauesr Ivory Knives
F0fbs Silver ssyers painted goundback Wsitsr Table
Linen Linen and Fruit Napkins, common Crockery, Fruit
Bowls, CutGsu Ware.
BEDRooss-M gf> Plate ri cd Armore de
Gsee massive mahogany cedsIined Wardr,be Aoq1e and
Modern rosewood and mahogany Bedsesds do Dressing
Bureaus Wshsfsnds and COmmodes 10 msch Chins deco
rated Toilet Sets, Gilt Mirrors about 800 yards Tscesy,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Gard Tables Center Table,
Sofs Chairs &c. Sale perempory Commences 10 me ar
lOls at 10 q
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UdIrbes, 1cuelrp. &r.

Culver WARE MANUFACTURERS for the
- TRaDE-CANN & DUNN Nos ia and lis Jay So,
Bfayu. P;sLers Waters TIE, and Coffee Services he'
N, m Sssrrs and selected. ancient and mnern
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CUPREME COURT-shepherd Knapp, Plain

CUPREME COURT-Shepherd Knapp Plein'
- tiff sssDn Thomas Hstherlson and Jsss as o We,
William W. he,ttrfed and Eliza his wife me CnSises
ms Mutual Loan Association. fetes Hoss nc
bis wife, Charles Bur all, Austin b. PsI
IT, jane. r. Nelson samuel wlle,tI, Robert = wl l
Dsnel \ Ws. Ss% ~ Peer Hoss iisary 6oardsr s
The Count, B.nt def .sT 's
o. ~ m. above defendan Yoasr hereby e1nmorsd
nd REQUIRED 10 the amended complaint IN ths .enon
hb , heS IN The ofe Of the Csfk OF tho City sod County
fn~vYok City Hall IN said cry, and 10 serve sS
on your .svsr the said complaint the sahseers 81 hsn
oa5e No 80 Wall street, Jssncey Court Hev-foss City.
hir after the service Of this Summons On yc
s1elu,ys day Of such service and fail 70
IN. aid complaint within the time aforesaid the sinen -
acton will sppy the Court hr the relief dsmsneea ne
eon Jaint-Dafsi March "a. IaS -. -.
NB.-1he smended complaint In the above sses9n We
IN the oc, % the CeIt Of the City .se CSar'y
the 2sh day Of Mach, 1855 aAms EoD
spl iswswTu fianons A''''osS'
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A. G. FUTILE, Auctioneer:

Ofi:e No. 9i Broadway
nFRFMPTORY SALE of HOUSEHOLD
i vTRNITuEE, BRoNZEs, sTArUARY, Plated
WARES FANCY GOODS, &e being the stock OF the store
ard House No Brosdway hnown "a the HAWAII 70 AN
ADVANCES and RETIREMENT from the BUSINESS si'o'
A. G. FUTILE will sell on WEDNESDAY, 9Th; and
THURSDAY 10th inst at 10y o'clock eeeh DAY. at he bfosa
xry RaxAA No Broadway the entire stock OF eeeant
Fancy Goods Rosewood Furniture (ncudns faror Snltes
Amours Wsidrobes aud Bedsteadsl real french ov ana
Bronzes Ststusry PAINTINGS Jewey and Articles OF reui
also smell quantity of Secondhand Furniture also a., me
GAS FIXTURES fncludig Chandelier, Brackets Pendants,
&c also lot Of Kitchen Utensils with which the sale VIII
m. whole will be PEREMPTORILY SOLD without reeer
walton and the Proprietor etres IRON ne
buress aidthe rienes be- vacated on the l4th inst
Catalogues the morning OF sale