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may receive their appointmeni from the
Legislature.

may receive their appointmeni from the
Legislature.
Tue resolution was agreed TO, and the
Committee was instructed accordingly.
Mr.. Marshall, from the Committee to
wait on His Excellency the Governor elect
reported that His Excellency, the Cover
uor, had signiied his acceptance of the
office conferred upon him aud had in
formed the Committee that lie would be
ready to qualify to morrow, at l p. NJ.
The report Of the Committee of Federal
Relations on certain resolutions relative
to slavery and its relations to the General
Government, was before the Senate for
consideration.
Mr.. Dudley moved that the whole sub
jcct be ordered to lie on the table which
Was carried.
Mr.. Townsend presented the reports Of
tie Committee on the College, Education
and Religion on the ccouut Of the College
Treasurer, and on a resolution for the en-
dowmeut Of the South Carolina College
which were ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
Mr.. earn presented the favorable report
Of the Committee on Roads and Buildings
on the ~pr,eculment of the Grand jury Of
Union District, relative to a Court House
for that district.
On motion Of Mr.. Mazyck, \ message
was ordereG to be sent to the House OF
Representatives, proposing to that House
tina. the General assembly be adjourned
sine die, on Thursday, the lSth inst at
2 +. m.
The report Of die Committee on tie
Military Of the House of Representatives,
recommending the purch ,se and prc>cn.
tatiom Of - sword to Maj. y. IL Hi, late
Of the United States Army, WAS c|oucUrrcd
in and returned to the iIouse Of Repre-
scutativCs.
The unGavorable report Of the Commit
tee on the Military and Pensions, on the
petition of suUdry citizens of Clarendon
praiug ihat he managers of elections may
be exempted from militia duty and bc paid
for their services, WAS agreed to.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho House met 4: II \. NJ, pursuant
TO adjournment.
Upon the call for reports OF Standing
Committees,
Mr.. Middleton, from The Committee oM
Ways and Means, made Il iayo'atir re-
port upon lhc petition OH. L. pc,tiGru and
others, praying aid to assist in the puh.j-
cation OF certain original papers relating
to the Colonial History Of South Carolina,
and recommended that $500 be approprj.
atcd yearly for five wears, TO aid in said
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CONGRESS.

10 business OF special Importance has
vet come before this Body. In the House
on the 10th inst, after rcconsidcring the
vote denying Grn. Whitfield the right to
sit IS delegate from Kansas, be WAS admit
ted to Il sea, by Il majority of four votes.
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THE FIRST, LAS AND ONLY
NOTICE.

A LII persons who know themselves TO DO
IA indebted TO the subscriber, to save the
modification Of being dunned. and the deep
humility OF haying It 10 do, viii please settle
forthwith and save cost a. we'll a. feelings,
f.T. HAMMOND.
Dee. Sd 42-H.
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a VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

So celebrated has DR.. MLane's Yermifugc:
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
become, that il is regarded ms the only specific
cure for worms, Families should never be with
out a supply of IT, Az this season particularly
when worms are 50 troublesome and frequently
fatal among children, parents should be watch
fnl; and on the first appearance Of those distress
sing symptoms which warn us Of their presence,
at once apply this powerfuIand eficacious RENE.
dy. We are confident tina, it only requires a
trial to convince all that il richly merits the
praises that have been lavished upon It. 1t is
saf2 and iniallible. Volumes of certificates car
DO produced, showing its great medical vir-
tues.
20 Purchasers viii be careful TO ask for
DIR. MLASES CELEBRATED vERNIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pits
burgh, Pa All other yennifuges in compari-
son are worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine Yer
mifugc, also his celebrated Liver Pils, can now
be had at ali respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature Of
[s4l FLEMING BROS.
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Our first pagcis devoted tc the publication
OF. the Presidents Message. Ii is well worth
pcrusul, and will be concluded next week.
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TO the lion, Geo. Nee. Withcrspoon, we
are indebted Gor valu.bio Legislative docu.
mcuis in form, and for other iayors prompt
" attended 10.
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We learn from the Chester Standard that
at a recent election for Sheriff in that Dis
trict, Mr.. r. A. Pagan was elected by a!argc
mai0ELy.
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The Hon. Josiah J. Evans will accept our
thanks for public documents received.
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"GRAY BEARD" will be attended to next
week.
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&hitur's Guhlr.
Gody's Lady's Book.

~S
Now is an excellent time to
subscriptions for Gody's Lady's Book, to
begin with the Jan. No. Our lady readers
will find it an Invaluable monthly visitor +;
this and the Ledger, we will furnish for 81.
tGrahaHis Magazine.
This monthly for January is u superb
specimen. 1t contains some magnificent
drawings and paintings, and also much ca
ccllcnt reading. Send in our subscriptions
to begin with the present number. Price
So per annum.
The Southern Light.
Villa the December number, the Editors
issue Il Prospectus of the second volume.
This journal is 10 be considerably enlarged,
and olhrrwiscd improved. Aside from it's
merits, This is Il home enterprise, aud should
be sustained. Published monthly at Edge
field :. c. Terms 81 a year.
Little Dorrit.
The publisher of this new work by Chas.
Dickrrs, offers an illustrated edition in PAM
| phlct form for fly cents. Dickens works
are dcscrNcdly popular. Ills exceedingly
novel characters. and his strict adherence TO
nature, render his writings both amusing and
instrucliySs For sale BY Il, Is. Peterson,
PHILADELPHIA.
Southern Cultivator.
The above is The title of an Agricultural
! Journal, published in Augusta Ga. 1t is of
large size and well worth the pricc-$l a
Year.
The Little Pilgrim.
We have hitherto urgl c,cd 10 notice this
little monthly visitor. edited b. the ccIcbra-
ted authorcsa Grace Greenwood. 1t is prin-
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New Advertisements.
LAND FOR SALE

will sell Con the PREMISES on Tuesday
the 9Th Jan. 1857 nv plantation on Camp
Crcck, containing ahout 700 ACRES, bounded
by estate III. b. Vaughn, WIN. Duncan.
JAS. s Thompson, and others.
This i, strictly
PRIME COTTON LAND,
and offered for sale only because il is too in
convenient to my residence, and have plenty
of land around me. The Land may be- troa-
ted for privately until day OF sale, but If not
disposed Of. viii be- sold positively on that
day. Long credit.
MARY a. PERRY.
Dee. II, sc. it-3t
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Attention !

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Make haste. coino to the Daguerrean hall
Ere ia the scar aud yellow leai" you fall !
Conc! while yet you've life, health, vigor, grace
Aud %bcauty's traced upon your bright, young
face.
Come old mel and young and maidcns fair.
Come! with your Sunday clothes and wcll-brush-
cd hair,
Come fol the invitations sent to all
by yonr skillfui artists,
HENRY & HALL.
Dec. IT, SO. 4i-tf
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Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, November 90.
CoTToN Naturalization is quiet. The
lower qualities having declined Ia, since the
last weekly report Of the Dad. In other
qualities the prices are hereby maintained.
The sales for the week amount TO $4,000
bales, ofwhich 1920 were ON speculation
and LOO for export. The sales Of Friday
amounted To 5000 bales. the market closing
steady Midd!ing Orleans 81 Miidling No.
hieS 6 1916; Uplands 81 Fair UpIands 7.
CoLUmBrA. Dec. IL.
We have no chang" to max" since the ar.
rival "f the steamer Africa. 80 bales sold
to-day At ii 10 II 3-lc. most sales At IL to
III.
New York. Dec. IL.
The Cotton market was quiet 10 day, and
the sales amounted To only about 1000
bales
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Announce dement's.
roR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce Capt JOHN
-. CoUSART, as IA candidate for Sheriff. as the
ensuing election.
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GrIr9rupJir.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nuw IoRK Dec. II.
The British Mail Steam Ship Africa,
Capt. NELL Shannon, utthr Cunard Line,
has arrived with advices from Liverpool to
the 29;h Nov,
An abstract Of these advices is given be-
low.
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GyG IeAlrr.
LANCAsTERvILLE, S. C.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC n, 1856.
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Southern Cultivator.

The above is The title of M Agricultural
Journal, published in Augusta Ga. 1t is of
large size and well worth the pricc-Sl a
NCar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

f70z6wzT T1Szfxs.-- N - - -
y nas'Aal Sole Ies.ss.
Dsc a esosi Fs;ior.ass % ss ss :s
THE TRIUMPH or AIT. si....
DEMONSTRATED f a X fs ssSa pes sF1Sssss
ssw ses.S e ~ a. 8 ::'sSlsSsssz
sas z n e
&c: sss'sss Pa -
second 's sSs ;nst.ss s sG;sss
ON MONDAY EVENING. APRIL !. rsSa
EvkRY NIGHT DURISG TIE WEEK.
PRELUDE By TaE 1s .nATIc S ooHrAHY OF TIE
owsdby he NJ ,hs :pso.s.. on.
FIxSos AND Az.nAs. Or TIE TWO uAs.
,ls SsEsf g. q sAs Eas L
TIE 'al ssH ss e sss ssSa4..
THE BATTLE OF THE AxAzoNs,
Ia s SEs5as ssf ys5g 4As s sgSsRor
(Afer HeuOsnsJ
~ 81 TS. x q orchestra
in:slm.soo q elxht minutes between each picture.
TIE ssrs n4f fssS as 81
Sss S e. saass :ss sese
% ss n
Keller TO impress the american public those which
follow may ilustrs BsripturA suhjec are but
living Of the masterpieces OF ne great Ancient
have been eho, en- with :hsr view whsseyrr hsn
Reproduce, IN animated stuarJ the Efforts OF DE suh4
genius which Inspired the antique masters p their immortal
works and he trusts that Will be received 10 the
which they have bee. welcomed by the e.sng sovegnes
o. Eurcpe and OF Asia and blended oassed
ether sty lie or known OF producing such eocs
vouchers ano certificates from sovereign Princes Oon
aeOres scientific t0ofts, &c. &c. Of e Ieru beautiful
and original performances eer are len instec.
daily ~ 80 = - 800
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TOR SALE OR TO LET TIE FRONT AND REA.
~ dwelling houses 4s4 Eleventh. avenue. with ten years
Lease Of ground. from the first Of May next Ground s25
Der year. Win be gold al sacrce on account the
residing In the West will liberal terms
The owner can be seen The premises for five days.
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skURION'S, CHAMBERS STREET.
~ MoNDAY-A positive hit of Bourcicault's new play
1hn QUWEN OF SPADES;

- OR, The GAMBLnR's SECRET,
With now scenery, dres and music q rood cSst
Dir. H. Ferry Mr. tetchel, Mrs. .. Ho ward Mrs A. Pal
ner, &c. With he 81 eat comedy, in three acts or
PAUL PkY OK, HOPS ! Don't IrTRCDE.
Paul Pry Mr.. BuroD Phebe, Mrs q. Howard.
NOTICES OF PRESS
Tie mine well wor ked up; all the resources Of
IN experienced dramatst give intensity Yho
scenery ~ q cos umes are exceLent-D. Iames.
Produced with the sua success that attends This indus
trious manager C0ur and sra.
.h Dialogue rsny written .nd ;he giece full Of rapid
pause : 1rture
The piece eli and the last scere gambling
saloon had pretty ensemble Herald
The in the salt mine superb that mart alone af
News.
On Tuesday and Thursday BY particular DESIRE
comedy Ct WINTEks TALE the greatest success OF he
present =
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NoAL.-I AM NOW SELLING tbs BFST QUALITY OF
" res eco glove ard egg size COAL in the beat oQrier
unua 81 tho e porsib price for each namely rs
delivered - rs TO csrmen and dealer. forn the old
asbkhsd yards % kog and Green Nies
corner 81 Ryn6t0n and cerck streets. Weight warranted
or toTifit Goa, MAJ, CLINTON.
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COAL.

fNAEkEL GOAL, DIsCHARGING FROM TIE SHIP
Manhattan Of the first quality imported for domesc use,
and WIN be sold at the lowest martei price direct from The
high Cumberland and Liverpool Orel GOALS st
HENRY REEVE corner OF Cana and Can;re,
AID corner Of Jaue aid Vest streets
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nR COOPER, ia DUANE STREET, NJ Af BE CONSULT
~ ed oouhden'isly certain diseases pra,sce OF
wertyiY Years, devoted TO the treatment OF hs above
enables him warrsnt cure Ia all
Charges VERY moderate g. DR. O. would lrh that be
he very few regular practitioners "a tie apove
specIGl " IN lie city,
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GOOD CHANCE FOR wHLL BUILT HOUSE,
For ss!e two houses ard lots on he sou'eerly side q
and n feet by 90 Its 9b Ret deep Thcse houses
Sesdy fer pssterpg and The qusit, Of The bulldog and ma
ssn re fnhed, su the purchaser In sx weeks Inquire
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ArAnAM IsABELLA THE MOST MoNnERrlr,-

WI nsrooslst In the world would inform her niend~ ~
the public OF New York. that she has returned from hs
where she has been consulted by thousands past p~e
and future events Can be seen for short time at br ri
derce 1O Grand street., third story, back room.
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GREAT BARGAIN. A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
NJ store now doing ourh.ng cash trade best stand ia
ing business IN the country 10 attend TO- Apply ~ Broad
way rCCm No. 10.
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A COEvRNIEk COUNTRY HoUsE. WITH FROM TWO.
IA thirds to two of ground, susted only forty five
mnuet ride from the rear railroad derc for sale low
easy teYms The house Ia two sto-ies filed In with
brick with nne ard panres substantially Guilt
tAd we'll finished. Location unsurpassed. :
j. C. BANDEAH No 4 Nassau STRAIT
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TOR sALB CHEAP-A FARM OF sixty ACRES. IN
New Jersey, the English neigh5orhooi IL miles
from Ho5oken, and IL miles from the Hudson river. Forty
acres Is under good state Of cuvson twenty Of
celen woodland two apple orchards excellent fruit and
ysrey Of Other fruit trees around the house, good stone
h and oubuHdings twih three iog streams Of
wafer running through the farm and good vel Of wafer at
TIE door To be sold at public auction 18th Of April,
vsnderbeecks Liberty Pole Hotel, Of O'Clock r. without
For psrculars and conditions OF sale inquire OF
VAN RIPPER ZABRISKIE, 5I9 Greenwich street, N. "
DAVID VAN HORN on the prem iaee-
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OR SALE.

TOR sALs-Trs lSxaH sr0cK AND FIxrv1is or
s.ose No % ~ ssee eqEey = Wesia s.ss:ss = one
heap ror psztSulass appiy V JOsERH AURfhY. o.
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lrNAVEILERs' GUIDE.

IIUDsON RIVER RAu ROAD.--rRAINS LEAVE
I'll Ohamt ttree& daily, for Albany and Troy. and
wondey Jan1ary "a 1885, The trains win follows:
trains; through way train IL NJ express 5P NJ for
Poughknspte, At A. n, and $50 n; for Peekskx $40
step al the way statona Passengers train at Ohs
bers Canal Christopher and Thirty ars street No train on
Sunday. nj. SYKES, Jr. Superintendent
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WONDER.-THE GTPsEY GIRL, THE ONLY TRUE
~ palmst in America BIO ,ued on All even OF
life A. 2s4 Become street, Alien Fee 80 centa NJ
The gpsey hse obtained secret BY which lady gspe-
man can obtain the affections Ct the opposite ChaKs
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OfFICE OF THE NEW YORK AID nav HAVEN
~ Railroad Company No. ! Hanover sreet-NoHce 70
bsndholders oders o. per bonds Of this company
hereby notified pursuance Of sc OF the General
ses.cn e Treasurer auhoszed ard exchange
BY morgsgs authorized by The before menon
cd act besyns6 per cent interest and secured By only
mortgage the road franchises DO Nad exchange
viii be made ct this Office uni, further notice. By order Of Tie
Directors. WILLIAM BRMENT, Treasurer.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-THs
four brown stone house. rs by g. Twenty secont
street. 2to feet west of Fifth opportunity for
person wshing No. house. IN first class peghborhod
where all the houses occupied by the owners with
improvements the plumbing, gas and beating appsraus
and materials used in the construction OF the
lec ard suhsar s charscter fees oed fall rheu
style from basement % attic; all in compee order. Term
snd possession to suit AlsD elegant lot Fifb
avenue ard twenty elk street Apply 70 J. n. FOWLER
"a Warren Byee, OF To L, H. Ludlow, IL Pine street..
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A sfoNnGEING TO AIx..-MADAMR MORROw Pm
~ seventh daushter hps natural Gi 70 tell pas pfesanN
and future eysnt and ell ne Of ls Ne vsv
noush apd WI speedy naryagss and show No kar
Of e htandsA husbands ard absent friends, and
bring together asse who arc .spsrs,ed Who vii enjoy
luck en- re1ief sid ce Thousands have az
pressed helr belief thai ss ne meet wonderful ro2 n
the world NAT has beea known though sha pSarea
noshns but what rseoDceAbs 70 philosophers No sAAss
Sa, Gentlsmsn not admitted.
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no DRUGGISTS. CH1MIsTs AND PERfUAsRs.-
teiEer havnG woi cd IN the nrst nanufacories
and the United htates Is DESTROYS OF meeting with peroa
wholesale o. two or three articles Of perfume
fortune be made h i've Ex years Address,
av nv latter Mr.. 6Ainause l19 6urfua n
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Fl 0UsH AND LOT FOR SALE IN BROOgLYN.-A
new three story ce lar and basement house. with all the
eIts water built in the best manner
~ es scum Myrtle avenue, pear he Baptist church,
tenieni TO Jre avenue Price co., part mortgage
Apply to 4. PHILLIPS. near the prem.ses. :
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Dr. wARps uNroRrusArrs FRIEND ~ rHH M

vlH. WARWs WFFOkIUNAIHS FklhNu ~ I'M ~
~ plus ultra Of certain medicines and but requires v be
generally known, 70 stamp DR. ward - the greatest
Tor CT the day DR. Ward hereby Offers reward o w Va
any physician Who, amor props INSTRUMENTATION IN cnse
diseases win equally Uaihorn CELEBRITY $3.50 safsr
-td ,healncss Ne fnnamersele cases pruess 70
dehnrce ~ AL the doctors ear co. su hs wonarrin spe
disease he ether allevs,ss or cures IN one dy Rer
n rmbet "a We Who have been hngering Tor weekn -
nonhs drlnttng compounds which destroy Ne
somsch and svslowng poisn"ss p,s hs nndernlns -
houra enjoy pleasures OF life and feel that Richard y
n'se~ ars'n" r.cs n. orec, ~ Csal street corner v
RrosdwN
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD-NaDAME
" CLIFTON The mos, celebrated astrologis, the
world has just returned 70 New York ard those wishing 70
consult her Al events through lie hsd best call and
her She IL the only real lady OF information
now the city She also warrants 10 all Diseases In
their last stages particularly rheumatism liver complaint and
he above will be paid 70 any who
.rrr'ss hs ~c~asrf.l Ivy Rssidence IS Orchard ar e.
bxSsssH ho~sSn cd Mautn aA
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF EHn .r.AsTroAL, rk,

~ va,e Tresise &c Offices 6s3 Houston street We
ter Hours 9yo ~ A. NJ 6to or sundays ersepted b.
application In the of dhpase ins,an'aneo
cure obtained In Structure from the earliest TO the
advanced state also In seminal weakness aermasosrbo
impotence aud all genfo dassses he gusrant
perfect and radical without painful operations oer
siye mex icines troublesome resrctcnR Z
mercuria resimcot in old constitutional dsess Con
sultahons confidential Prtvae for waiting For treat
men by letter. address box 40 Post once Gravel pes.
asthma dyspepsia rheumatism &C, successfully treated
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MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO Bs THE xosr WOE.
known seventh dAsghser Of ne seventh assghisr
vho also gres, assologist have a gin 70 e
thus.nis during my travels Europe. win ten ~hches
you are married OF single snd how many ume you are " ne
future husband and win you be spcey married.
:. sd eccd l.cs M.oueh your whole lie sn also shew
true All life, hal you CANNOT help beAng
ton@hed No charge satisfied CaH soo or 70. vii
M. Columbia
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REGATTAs.

DEGATTA-1BERE WILL BE A kEG Alta At Dun
II Lap foot of tishty sixth street, East river Fridsy
next October for the proprietors aud the
Open for jb and marsal boat. nd
sail from Dunias dock around Ihroggs point hay ana
back 20 the place o. stating All boats 10 BE- prev
Come all With your boats Cor the OF he
j. NJ DUNLOP.
Ps-The b,a,s viii s,arta2PM
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A ucrIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rgrukNIrUKE,

"A pLiLoortes &C. SAMUEL O'oooDHt Va auctoneers
will Sell by auction account Of whom may at
their store 81 Nassau street this day. Tuesday at lO
O'clock A. NJ, positively without reserve, large spen
made furniture, removed
osae comprising superior paror suits
the most costly French satin orocatele ASSORTED coors
xc do green and French plush, ia hair
,le five rich enamelled and solid furniture
dresspg bedseads washstands
try library bookcases paror nursing aud rocking
chars sos tables marble top centre sofa and
ancy bles Turkish chairs French plate mirrors paint
III four p.snofores &c Particulars catalogues which
will be really early morning of sale.
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~ or HORSES, CARR AGE &c-hDWARD SCHkNCk
Co will sell Al suction this day at O'Clock their sale,
No ~ Nassau street, elegant OF long tailed
black horses, Is hands high eight years old cost solO
Warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle 10 every way
Also fine close coach made by Lawrence also harness Sc
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yVM DUMONT AUCTToNEER -roNDEMNED STOKES
w at the Navy Yard, brooklyn. WIN BuMONr will sell
auction thursday October at ~ O'Clock The Navy
Yard Brooklyn ~ order Of the Navy Agent lis bread
II bbs four ~ bts pork butter and cheese $50 bread bags
coffee. linen frocks shoes white aud blank
pho, Goth reeng jsckeis tobacco. looking gases
pcncrs toos &c Ac Terms cash Goods must be removed
irrne n her Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

I MORIARTY AUCTIONEHR, WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
q at IL O'Clock at l3 Chatham square, general assort
meD Of and second hand urDure also feather beds
mirrors large assortment OF glass ware, china
&c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

yI1M Writer'S AUCTtoNEER, WILL SELL. on TUES
day Sept % at 10 O'clock, ct 1853 Chatham street Ia
conr uaon the balance OF the stock Of the
warehouse consisting o. about ~ sofas " WeedhAms
tent sofa bedsesds 20 mahogany and other chairs $50 bu
resus 100 tables rs washsands Office desks wardrobes
rosewood and mahogany eegeres with mirror fronts and
FAMILIES well as furniture dealers invited
the whole VIII be sold without Catalogues
ready tho morning OF the sale Three years Lease Of the
pr &c o sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

John BOYD. AUCTIONEER.-BOYD HILL WILL
sell on Thursday October 1856 at 01 o'clock at the
OF broadway and Thirty sixth street. the ssck and fixtures
confectionery ice and oyster saloon not sold at
private sale previous that will be so the highest
bidder. Terms cash.