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teftNW NkttNc3to uItA lettOU + + !.
Mechanics oftAe United States
10 you'll appeal in behalf of my yfeIloy-workinernen
and myself IN the ci of Washington Immediately
after the inauguration Of this administration much
ot our puDhc work was placed under the control of
lne war department, the head ofwhich il said to be
graduate ot w est Point consequently we laborina
people have been subjected 70 the naughty and tyra
ncal domination Of this class OF millary men as al
perntendents. The head Of the Treasury Depart
ment = seems has some OF these mill airy under bis
control and well the tools enforce proscrptve edics
These men have now charge Of nearly or quite all the
public works OF the United States Few Americans
get employment but foreigners as superintendants
oVefseers, watchmen, and workmen, &c may be seen
breAd-tTOughsp = = EE7
These men. educated at the peoples expense for
usefulness IN the military service of the country are
sneaklng away from their sphere of business and
are interfering and undermining civilians and me-
chanlcs In their professional callings Their habiIs
and manners, personal bearing rules and regulations
are detestable, and % be detested They have no
sympathy for the poor laboring man no feeling or
sentiments in common with him. All they care for
Is their own aggrandzement while they experiment
and plunge the government in debt, and endeavor
y break down old mechanical regulations and extort
the utmost quantum Of labor.
The oppression that American mechanics labor
under IN this city during the existence of this monde
script administration, is worse 10 many than Epyu-
uan bondage or African slavery we bad better be
soldiers OF the regular army, getting food and raj
ment and regular pay, than TO be trampled down by
the power OF the government in the hands of these
military despots either 10 CRAFTY their own fendish
malice or that OF their superiors or subalterns
II man is dismissed and feeling himself aggrieyed
happens to say something offensive, even to subal-
tern, he can have no more employment these hyenas
dismissed .. -
Some cowardly dog has brought charge YOU can't
find him out; you have been condemned and SEN
fenced If You can dsproye it you may but il viii do
no goodthe die is cast their promises falsifed;
they shuttle, equivocate, deceive; in this way men
are deprived Of employment Every honest man
should have cowhide placed in his hand 10 lash the
rascals naked through the world
Come, tellow-countrymen, let us put down This
state OF things by electing Mllard Fillmore the la
boring mans friend, who viii remove this military
iungi, and free the country from q curse and Wash
ington city from nuisance. M t4FR, ssft
Strike while the irons hot
Strike, or slavery's our lot
ra Strike now the fatal blow, & sE 8sE#
Strike, and lay the tyrants low g.
AN OPPRESSED MECHANIC
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TOPAiAM N lN0RfAET's

1aE-Ns lgH#lE3 NEW AND CHxAP t fas sltla. .&911la
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
49e, Seventh Street. opposite OodFeElosos' Hall.
M ESSRS. TOPHAM date of Phiiadel-
lvM phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully Announce 20 their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
aboys stand, where they will make and keep com
stanGIy on hand large and superior assortment Of
11 Mems, Ladies', and Boys' Saddles agi
Brides, Martngales, and Whips HlInha.
Harness of every description, both for city and
country use .a'Al. .
All kinds of Trunks, Yalises, and Carpet Bagr
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
T. E9 Work Boxes ct .#'t#.a U#tla 7
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes lE a..g
3, Cards, Curry-combs, Sponges, &c. all.- .sEss
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both of having been practical work
for several years. feel confident thatour work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
by unremitng efforts 20 give satisfaction, we hope
10 merit, and respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage. .UH#-sa. 44l ##i#}g
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds OF work. @
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand. nov Sly
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NH r. WTFHV ERNFcfN FhUhgtN, PIC VWftN
II in the Temple Of Health, and for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East These
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up 1T any drug store al rifing cost Some of them
la, Liver Affections, Impurity Of the blood &C.
Others remove syphilis, Secret Diseases Itch,
Nervous Diseases Cosuveness &c, in an almost in
credibiy short time. Sent with PLAIN printed direc-
tons, on the receipt Of al. -,-t,
WIN FRANKLIN,
sept I--ly Box 22l Albany n "
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- HOUSE FOR SALE. -

ARN Street, Capitol Hill, n new three
w story brick house, just completed IN modern
style. Win be sold at bargain, or exchanged for
other city property 50 god an opportunity for Sc
dom occurs. Apply At this Office, third story.
aug 29-h
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THE GREATEST DISCOVrKY
OF TIE AGEl
wv 90 DIS
N AIR H ESTO RATIV
FENHIs Astonishing and UnequaIed prepa.

HAIR R EsTO ORATIV
FMNHAs Astonishing and Uncqualed prepa-
-E ration, turns hair back 10 is original color,
after having become gray and reinsiatcs II in aIl ts
moves at once dandruf from the scalp, and an un.
pleasant itching, well al cutaneous erup6ons,
such as Scald heads, &c, and hence creates per.
fectly healthy state Of the scalp by acting "a stimu-
anand tonic to the organs necessary % supply color.
ing matter 70 the hair aud completely restores them
to their original vigor and strength, and thus pre-
vents all tendency 70 become gray. IL also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy and falling OF
and brings it out where ID is gone by resuscitating
the organs necessary 10 supply nutrmcnt health
and coloring matter 10 H. and hence acts as perfect
Hair Invgorator and Tonic.
CHARLRsT0EE, MAss., Aug. ., 1855.
GENrLENHx. Nothing bot 4 duty and sympathy
that feel 10 communicate 70 0thers who ere afflicted
as have been would induce me 10 give this public
Acknowledgements Of the benefit hare received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative When 1 arsf com
menced using Il my hair quite gray and IN spots
entirely bald have now used the Raetorat We about
five rnonshs and my hair l. entirely changed b lis
original color, brown and the hair i over three
inches IN length on the spots where u was bald. 1
have also been much gratiled AT the healthy m0is-
ture and vgor Of the hnr which before was dry and
Il has ceased 70 come ont as formerly.
a Respectfully, y,gours, &c,
Prof o. J. wooD: with copsdsSce eas mn / iSSe reeop.
mend your Hair Restorative AS being tte most eaIca-
cious article i ever saw. ] have used the Wahpene
and many o'hcr preparations Of the day an 20 DO eE
feet Since using your Hair Restorati ve nv hair
and whiskers, which were almost white have tyraa,
ally grown dark, and now feel confident that q fsw
more applications viii restore them 20 their natural
color. Il also has relieved me OF an dandruf and
unpleasant itching, SO common among persons who
peFspire ireslys tssa., J.G. KILBY.
y Address O. J. wO0D& co, sis Broadway. N. y.
and ia Market street 81 louis. No
For sale 10 Washington, ~ CHARLES sTOTT 4
Co, and BY all Druggists. lan sd
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EpALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
Hp covered the most certain, speedy and efectual
remedy in the world for
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Tux CmcAeo PArRIor.-This is the title Of a new
American paper, Published BY Richard Lawrence
every evening, at Chicago, twill prove an able
auxiliary In dark corner r4
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LYNcHBURG November i, 1854
From an examination of Mr. Iotias's Glasses and
fror1 his observations and remarks, am convinced
that he is a skilful optican. A sb
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. !. f''p''1''s0SSs; Srs. n n 4, sroDDARp.

Address o. j. WOOD 4 co. sis Broadway. n. Y.
and ia Market street, 81 louis. No
For sale in Washington, ~ CHARLES sTOTT 4
Co, aud by All Druggists. ian sd
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WILMINGTON, N. g.. June l6, 1854
To persons who have have had the sight OF their
yes so impaired to require the use Of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias suitable per-
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
require, as he has suited with pair Of Spectaces
or far and near sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by service Of years in the Post Office
Department. which berth required me to be on duty
from IL o'clock at night till after day. during which
line used but one light HHs tFgrfa.
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Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of fphysea weakness, organic
Dr. j., and be restored to perfect health. r
He who places himself under the care of DR.
Johnson, may relgiously confide.in his honor "a o
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician. r a#I ss-.t tE..
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Young Men

Especially, who hsV become the victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadfi and destructive habit which anuu
ally sweeps TO an untmey grave, thousands fyoun,
men, OF the most exalted talents and brilliant intel
lect, who might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders Of eloquence or walked q
ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
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h5FlIhHIUNt tfgIIst
Having been tor years under the necessity Of hav-
ing two sets OF glasses. for use in the daylight
a.d Que for lampiight- Il procured ono set from Mr.
Tobias, which answered both purposes have used
nis for several months, and Fl nd them excellent !
Ei)WAKfp4 STyTTy2g, r
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FKFSRgBuRo, Uctober q 1884 n
About Eve years ago, obtained from Mr. Tobias
n Washington pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
V hich used and found them OF great assistance to
my decaying vision; and my opinion of hum ~ that
he is skltul in the preparation OF glasses for eyes
not too far gone 70 be benefited by such aid es
safas j. +. MAY.
See, for more testimouialg, the Evening Star. Eli
A * 4
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ANTHOLOGY.

A woEDER.--THE a1PsEY GIRL, THE ONLY TlU1
"A painist In America. be consulted all events OF
lie ~ SO Bowery up stairs N. BThe Gipsey hAs obtained
sscrs By reat from the far famed EnchAnress
that VII enable ladies and gentlemen 70 obtain tho anecdons
= the cppcssfe sen. charge extra
fyLArRvOYArCR.-MRs. SEYMOUR, THE MOTT CEI.K-
~ brsed medical and busncss esirvsyAn In AmsrcA III
pprire street few doors OF Broadway All diseases
Discovered ard cured, curAbe the fate and whercAboun
stse nieods made known uuerring sfvice on business D.
&c. No charge mlens Mtsnod. f Ell 'N
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r MoRIsRrr. AUCTI0rEER-wILL SELL THIS DAT,
st 90 ocK ~ l7s Chatham square hrxe ssscrtment
AZ furrt.urn frr families removing Also carpcM ramw
Ses nStrsssrs mirrors extension and Other Aoos snd On
enDrtnssic q various cihes goods
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A GENTLEMAN WISHING TO MARRY Sinks O0R
"A rcspopdencs with ladies situated fke hmssu-vtz,~
so~ ially md pccuninriv. Atdreas, fbr week, NJ
care OF swArfs Krpresn. As hs sdvsvtAssr v sinc
hopes shss aQas sa' aaowe ssd snsiSis RwEN walw
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TT LEEDS AUCT1ONAER-BY u. b. LEEDS co.
III. 6aiurday May g. II T0H O'Clock, ~ the store 10 Mas
an street elegant ehod furniture coasng Of mahogany
eons chairs arm rockers In hair cloth and push
wood black walnut soas chairs and arm do In orocate
ana velvet tables s6e Do stegeres;
rosev cod Ard mah0ga1y marble dressing
o marble top eegercs black wslnut and book
es,es End Wardrobe mahogany bedysads marble top ws
SENDS and hair matresses DO sers and lows chan
1ela brscks, Brusss!s ingram and vsves carpets;
- Kitchen furniture A'so aoon my Mex!c a hsarcs
Atnues representing ha costumes OF the civilized Indians
MoYico s vicinity selling frnis, vegetables charcoal.
eSrthenware &C water carriers &C., made In Mexico wax
composition.
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TT WILSON. AUCTIONERR.-MoNDAY, MAY 8, AT
FL lost O'Clock, furniture cArets boota shoes, 10 At 81
Es~srsn street All kinds Of goods and sod
mission for storage ~ h. lwed rates Tussdav
h Nay 10 O'Clock go cases boots AID Shoes at 70 Deg
street by A. D. GALE, "a Beekmsn street.
ToTIy T. yANDswATFR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
q NO " Nsden lane has .hsn le 49, UPON the store 90
the auction md commission bux,ness formerly
oon'' w j. L. vANDEw ATER, 66 Nassau street,
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INRY ?; nER1s, 5R AUcTIo.EEf az a,.o.s

m ENRY B. HERf6, JR., AUCT1ONEKA-ELEHANT
~ bousebod rnturs On Friday, Nay2 81 i0k O'Clock Z,
~ Broue Hresk between Greene and Mercer, Henry B.
Hsra Jr Will sell above the entire balance OF furniture
contained satd house. comprng In parors velvet cArpes
mahogany tofna chairs couces divsnA Ac,
brocssl estin = and hair cloh rosewood marble Top
ntre fAblD window curtains and coruces
ehan6eefs, exersn dining tables china eass plaed ware
cusry gass ware oil vainpgA rer sassos TO- In second
wsshsssncs wArdrcbe. Brusse and ingram car
reta feather hair and hust matt beodng toilet
80 ]ookn alasses sofss coucbes brocAte sus dc In
thIr Story large Of bedroom furniture
cf every descYpon eso ktchen ueuss ARo steam tablo
ssnres sNoyes sAs 6xures iron bedseads Ac 10 Terms
sssh city funda. Catalogues nj sale.
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wv n. WHITES, AUCIIONEBR, Will Sell ON FaI
day. at 10Y O'clock u LIST Canal stree! 81 The gentee
parcF chamber ard kitchen furniture Of family breskng up
boY oia bedseada rosng easy and sprg
rOrr, ApesFIrnd velvet carpes olsoths, mahogany and
walnut bedn9d hair matses feather beds and bedding
dining room and kitcten furniture. kc N -, :
nv G. ALBUATUs. AUCTIONHRR, WILL SELL ON
w.. SATURDAY NAY as 10 O'clock Ats Court street op
mahogany black walnut furniture French pae mirrors
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MATRIMONIAL.

A sToNIsHING TO ALl.-MADAMK MORROW. fHn
IA seventh daughter, has natural GIT 70 tsu pas pret
aud future events and AL the concerns d he vsa De w
thogshs and win cause speedy marriages, eu4 dew - -
bring iogeher hcse who are seyvAsd, wte TN sS3cZ
creates happiness OF matrimonial bliss An wbo VI 49,
luck may c for reef and comfort Ihcussnes ssvc e
pressed hef belief that she IA The mos wonderui
Sbe world, that has been known, Noukn sac 49,
nothing but what n reconcueab'e 70 philosophers No 49,
n aes6ed rs Broome street. between OAnn0n ~ Vos
bia Gentle notad miuAd.
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EOgnN1 B. FkANkLlN. OTl0NEEaR.BY GARK
elks clock snd watch materials; watch makers watch
nnters engavefs jewellers cha:ers clock n.akers too
& On sssuEaiy nay = .. re Eors q r
nrt street, Of hs repquihng busns whele
o. The sock Of suparor French mans cocka mechanicA
sps regulAtors cock thades, clock and watch maerAa
jew6 wstch caock and musical insxusnts; sprnga watch
9ysa, engravesa chAsers jewellers waichland clock
eV artee IN t6e line; All Of whsh have been selected
h cave en<ted by Mr. =. for The Of he trAds In
tbs country H. - G6eFs opportunity TO al counocted
b tTa1o IN he % supply thcwselves on favorable
tans The tSZo sock win positively b sold without
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WOE sALx ON syATRN IsIAND-A Farm OF ABOUT
70 aorea Of and, dtused about ~ miles from Ne pors
ReAmcpd ferry with sxsa OF water running through he
sDe VIII Be scA "a psrs O. ns whos v ,n TIE purchsasr
yxssh Dgpoklyn, o. VI Fredsf QrpSoep, Pers NAe1ad
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( CHof6H fFTfCf76N OF sHfRRfES. M1DEiR1s,
"a pcrs chaH paGre and caret wues brsndies Jamaica
bchedam pchnappa Holland and Enylh cordial gin old
Nopop raheA Scotch and Irish whsea london and Dublin
porter and Scotch ass for sas q UND1RHIL NATTER
aON's 40 Broome, corner Of Crosby street.
DACKHARUsRR 4 BARLOW, AGENTS FOR MEssRs.
I rhse, Fraiqun Co.'s, Rheims, champasne wines, and
Importers q oil wines and liquors. have removed from 100 WI
a I'm street 10 1O6 Water street.
DACKHAEUsRR 4 BARLOW RESPECTFULLY CALI
the attention OF their friends and customers 10 their well
assorted stock Of brsndee, cognaca coraias chspAgnes,
srets hook Wines MaderA sherry port wine, HevAus
garr he which enables them TO satisfy all demAnds ADD TO
suppy private customers At their resdences delivered fres Of
charge Agents for FRe, FrA,qen Co T. Rheims cham
payne wines. I06 Water street, near Wall street.
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HOTELS.
DROWN's HOTEL. OPPOSITE TIE PASSENGER DE-
d pot Macon. Ga. K. z. BROWN Proprietor.

VOzzBNs WEST POINT HorEL-rHE PRoPRIEroR
~ Informs the public that be Ia prepared 70 mAsea
rsngemen with families for permanent board FOR The coming
season The hotel WI open On the 10th q May. ~..
WIN. g. COZZENN
cosgsa Cozzens has three furnished eoasss % "a
particular Information o,noeynng which obtained Of
ALFRED PBIL, ksq., IS Wall street
4 EROY HOUs7, NEW ROCHELLE wEBfCHESfBR
Ia coust.-Ths cclisbful summer TestdHnce formerly oc
Mrs HAddsn has been rnished BY the present
prrriotpr and viii the 1s NAV "a ART csss hoteL
desiring board vi be puncusy attended ~ leaving
the Asor House, By addressing Geo. Osborn
prcprtetor-
4 AXE 0BoRGk-sUMnRR HOTEL. -THE UNITED
IL Fate~ containing eighty rooms with ITO Acres OF
land adippg let II good tenant oiera and
desred house viii be furnished by The owner The pre-
rses mirht BE- available water establishment In
auirs OF DoRkMUs nixon, Il Park place.
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II tNVxlOGe-- HGHOVAk. -EHANKLIN
q NICHOLS, aupA1oneexs, have removed TO tho spAsious
end convenient leocs No. Haasau street near Fulton.
whop beg have superior accommodations for tho aalo OF
oe66nA hA furniture and merchAndlso generally. Con-
ae6od from tber frends and he public Regular
sS On WedAesdAy Nay T. vhen stock Of furniture superior
e N the city WIN be Sold Goods ON view the day previous
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NBORGh COOK, AUOTIONKRR.-FURNIruRE PA
" rotoree. &c This morning at oh O'Clock a Az Broad
paIor sts n orecsde brocae plush and hair cloth; ~
osk chamber suise rosewood mahogany black aud
elAmeled; csnre ads and sofa tables extouacn dining -
bIee wsshssnds cuhges chAs rockers bureaus
hall stands paissso naressea holsters aud plows silver
ptgd 10 AZ IL O'Clock superior rosewood pta
and shipping IL tho bes manner.
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MN. IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
wv bod furniture pianos, &c.-WILLIAM IRVING 90.

win ee At auction saturday May B. st hspast O'Clock
woed black walnut mshcgsny and OAK parlor dining room
tan and Rrusseh air crpsts silver plated stair rods bras
rcda ocoh rosewood and mahogany sofas IN hair CLOTH
push asd brocat and perlor chairs match rockers
and mahogany marble top pier and centre tables
WORT Tables qusrse do manol clock aud ornaments pier
and wAntel mo mahogany and rosewood bookcases and
ses1. n.hoeaay ana bscf walnut dining and = s.sle
bedSeads mahogany apd rosewood msrbe top dreng bu
and wxshsands hair maresses feather beds holsters
and pows china crockery and glass kitchen furniture
20 Aso bur rossweod go mahcgsny pianosor,es ross
octayes upIgh Nunns % rosewood SO ocfaves piano.
forte, made BY Milan; rosewood 6 octAves pApofoe
BIZ Gilbert Co.. Boston.
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4 UCTf0N NorfCs ~. DOUGHTY, AUcrI0NEER.-
"A HeUant houehod furniture nirrora csrpees &c. ".
Ucuahy VIII sell this day q saturday "a, each day
= l0X O'Clock at Dc auction rooms - Centre street,
Tho elssant furniture Of several fAmies viz -Roe FOOD
chamber ss complete mahogany sofAs and sofa bedsead
vultair fockns mahogany wardrobes book
ana osge best hare hsr mssresses
g 4c aaacssnY s,eso.,a' s1ssn:on disi.s
Vi chairs mxhcsahv marble top bufeaus and wAshstanns
china and erauo t ct se tapestry three ply ingram and
Brussels eareg soAr hall amps ha stands and tables,
spsdA Oh Isist English chine crockery and glass ware,
pl1e6 weRo r1 cutlery cooking SD other stoves with
aGo lot Of kcbOn end basement furniture 30. Goods TO b
9Ganov6dieoxno NV sSnA dADodts roguirod. tfs
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nHE COPARTNERRHfP HEREf0FORE EXISTING
updAr tho firm OF A. Packard 90 this day dssolvon
by mutual consent. G. Shepard authorized 70 sea
the business OF A. r. Psckard 90. A. x.PAOKARO,
NEW YoAK. NAY l, 1856 q. SHkPAHD.
1bn bustress continued formerly, under
ard Ara Of q. Shepard on and gi9 Broadway.
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w NJ IRVING, AUCfIoNRRR.-WM IRVING & co
w will sell ct auction friday May It lO< o'clock 1t
No: Sixth avenua Amity street. general
pets sofAs an! ohairs N har cloth otosas rock
cottage bedseads BLACK walnut cottage hedstead madogsny
and BLACK walnut dressing bureaus vash.sands hair mat
eesea feather beds holsters and pillows. bedding mahogany
dining and tee tables card tables china, crocky and gas
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ExPREsyEs.

urRREMAN 4 cos IMPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA.
Oregon. Sandwich IsAndA China. and Pac,As Cost d
s.sks mail steamer IlinoA on Monday, Nay o'clss
All freight must be m wAtex proof condition, ana
sboulS be delivered 70 prior 70 day Of sailing d
By 10 90 ock Monday, 5 inst, and dscaaroA
Small parcels ard letters taken until o'ciock.
FREEMAN CO., 80 Broadway.
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"A g. BOGART-Ths day. q JOY O'Clock, q the auction
u. snq rom mss rsoSs fo re som
ysesncs 9. sas sSn.sng Of mahosny sSi. bedeads &C.
maogsly French 6slaeads paiasses sold black walnut
bodseads hueApa, xeve Brusses three ply and ingram
cpea, mahogany card tahles lounge suts
eagf marble p sleboas GRADES. mah,gan tables, look
~ xhAHa nk{AyuHo Office dcsks. Iron sAoa counters,
sheltk 6cubl6 afrel guns kitchen furniture. &C.; I'll
w b scA wfho reseTvea depost required. Tho goods
xnnst be removed tbo Anmo DAY.
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UC1lOn NQTICR--W. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER
q contsn or rsesfy consisting Of large showcAse
owo spendd countor beer pump two oil cans three moas
relD shoyfng, crockary, &c.