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Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
From Holbrook's aTen years among the mai
bags" .E9s
Dishonesty in the Post Office.

Dishonesty in the Post once.
Several days were spen, by the agen.
ID r. and the vicinity. quietly pursuing
his Investigations. He became acquain.
ed with the poslm aster and his two
clerks. studied their characters and their
social circumstances.
The frs, was a man Of position and
circumstance, whose honor no breath OF
calumny had ever dimmed, and who
could no. possibly have any motive for
per;ling the peace end prosperity Of his
family by a dishones. course. Neither
did the unflawed responsibility Of the
clerks be,rsy any chink Or cfevics in
which 10 harb0r a doubt.
The elder Of these. and the superior
ia the office, was a young man Of educa
lion and refinement We will call his
name Carlton. His fase was frank, his
eye steady and clear, and his q al.
was eelf possessed and easy. The sgen,
liked and admired him from the FIRST
lie learned that he was : favorite Of all
who knew him-thsi his connections
were among the first families in the
State. and that by his talents and high
toned general impulses, he had 90 nobly
sustained ,hs lusire Of his family
name.
Another circumstances was greatly 10
Cailon's favor. Although descended
from the arissocracy. the fortunes Of Ills
family hai run somewhat low IN the lat
Ter generations. and now. his father be
ing dead, he devoted himself. z~salously
TO the maintenance Of his aged mother,
and the education and support Of hi.
only sister.
Tie junior clerk was . youth Of minor
p~retenslons. He was uniformly ~reuring
ia his Although by 40 means
. person Of forbidding aspect, there was
something measured Ard guarded in his
movements, far less prepossessing Than
the free and ~chi-alrous bearing Of Carl
ton. This might arise from various
causes. The agent could not believe
that il was the result Of a secre,ive and
dishonest disposition. II, such was me
case, however, the same discretion had
efec,uaily succeedsd in covering III.
poverty Of his moral character iron
public scrutiny.
Bafied Al every point where he al
tempted 10 hang The sad burden Of orig,
ma. facts. the agent resolved on s,rikin.
q bold and ha zardous blow. He sough
4 private interview with Ca rlion.
do sou know said he. .,ha, ! an
here on very delicate and peculiar bust
nessi'
Il had not ,houghsof such . hing re
piled Carlton.
We'll. cir. ] viii tell you. am con
vineed that you are the very man to az
sist me. II you will. you may do m
and The Post Office Department. . signs
service
Il do not understand you
mo. bu, you will. First, however
give me- pour pledge thai what have ,
divulgs shall Do kept iu ssricsess coat
dence ~andsshonor By YOU
Certainly said Carlton, Il 20
wish IL 4ot
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

A woman lately obtained adivorce from
her husband because he had 4 bald head.
which he concealed BY q wig, during tho
period Of urging his matrimonial. suit and
the consummation Of the bargain. There
was no harm in having . wig on, but there
was in concealing the. fact that it wss !
wig. tasa
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
The Compromise of 1850.

We commend to the attention of our readers
the following quotations from the last number
of the New York Evening st; ae- .sa tas
None can deny that the compromise of 1850,
by the openly pr Jclaimed sense of the ajority
in both branches Of the Congress that passed
it, rested upon the refusal TO repeal the slave
pr shibiting laws Of Mexico. In the years
which succeeded. the principles thus identified
with the passage Of the act received the sane
tion Of a general acquiescence. But this emily
whetted the appetite Of the leaders e nullii-
catI n to renew the contest for the black line
across the continent, which they have always
looked 10. as opening the whole Of Mexico to
sp ~liation; to become at last a vast addition to
the empire Of slave states.
?
We have labored throu sh this tissue Of in
siduous legislation, to fix the public mind on
one important point. It is, that while pretend
ing to make the compromise Of 1850 tho foun-
aation of their legislation, they actually re-
pealed it. They falsely assume that the COM
promise of 1850 repealed the prohibition of
slavery in New Mexico; they convert into a
declara,ory act what they call the non-inter-
v~en,ion principle, giving the territorial settlers
in New Mexico, the right to establish slazery
there. WREN; as IA law stood before, slavery
was exc.sded by the paramount law Of the
mother country, which law continued after its
annexation to ours, AID until repealed by The
Nebraska act.
T lis new attempt the authors well xnew
was built on double falsehcod. They knew
that ':the principle Of non-intervention by Con-
gress with SLAYER, in the territories" SO far
from being recognised by any Legislation Of
Congress, was in fact refuted by its nninter
rupted legislation on the subject Of slavery,
from the foundation Of the government. They
knew that the compromise Of 1850 recognized
the right Of Mexico, in like manner, to exclude
slavery from its province Of New Mexico, anc
that the law Of nations brought it under ouI
iur sdiction, with its local laws and custom.
and domestic institutions unrepealed, as wa.
the case with the illinois territory, when &c.
quired.
They recoil from the agitation Of slavery
Well, what has occasioned this agitation /?
Was not the whole country quoted by the com
promises Of 1920 aad 1880? Did not ths
national conventions of both parties accede te
these settlements, and did not the President
elected by the victorious party, give in bis ad'
hesion, both before and after his election, and
pledge the power he had just assumed, wher
he took the oath Of office, to the preservation
Of the peace agreed on between the north and
south? And, in utter contempt Of all these
vows, both By parties in the south and all the
doughfacss-the followers OF the President ia
the north, led on by him, have conspired il
overthrowing the pavi6cation, and the country
is thrown into commissions.
These extracts are taken from IN article de-
nouncing the course OF Douglas and Atchinson
in the repea, Of ths Compromise, and expos
ing their bad faith and tslss pressness.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

vMrs. Dwaddls says one OF her
children don's know nothing. and the
other does. The question 10 which boy
10 ahead.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

Where twenty persons have ssom,
achs but mi has bfains. hence brewers
grow ROB. while printers vsmsis poort
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

A Coon ToXsr.-.The. battle Of
Coupons: May americans olaOays beat
in -COw pens, Caf pens. Sheep pens.
Pig pens, aafhors pens. ard all other
pens.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

u Pu. two persons in the came bed
room. q Of whom has the too,hache
and The other in love, and The one who
has the too,hache will 60 to sleep fret
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
j. w. Norris,
at lar,

~ ~ OrTrMwA, WApELLo Co.. Iowa.
WILL practice in Wapello county, and at
wv tend to any professional business, agen-
cies, collections, entering lands, paying taxes!
&C., entrusted to him in adjoining counties IN
southern Iowa.
Oct. 18th, 1855 35-tf
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
A CARD.

yJTEfeel much honored by the above no
wv tice from Major & Bro. 1t Il even SO.
We are on hands, up stairs, where one or both
OF US can be found
AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
Iii i. not hard matter to find us. Just step
80" PARKER & GOFF.
- Ottumwa, Dec. 9Th. 1885.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
From the Albany Evening Journal.
= GODS BLESSING.

aME&k#E WIZ UVU " Dh1SSHES~ Ell
WHERE Jesus stood on Judah's mount,
There issued forth a sacred fount, H
whose streams bear down in largesses, III
Through all the earth these premises:
O what a glorious xingdom 'sgiven
To those on earth that live for heavenl
Though poor in spirit, God will bless
The humble sonl with righteousness.
The Mourner, too, with grief opprest,
MAY look to God and heavenf for rest;
A Saviour's love new hopes impart,
And soothes the anguish Of the heart.
Though Pride, with naughty front and mien
A feeting triumph oft may gain,
The Meek alone possess the earth,
Their blessed inheritance by birth. 6
The soul that asks to be forgiven,
That hungers for the bread OF heaven;
The son of God, who hears on high,
Will pour these blessings from the sky.
The man whose heart with mercy CLOVIS,
Whose breast with kindness overfows,
Receives again the boon he gives,
Is bless'd with mercy while he lives;-
And when he dies, his mercies shown
Through all the shining courts are known;
Should Justice frown, he well may fear,
But gentle Mercy drops a tear.
What blessing to the Pure in heart
These sacred promises impart!
To see their God, supremely blest,
And near his throne forever rest.
While he whose lips give words Of Peace,
Who strifes assuage-bids carnage cease;
The smiles of God his steps approve,
The child is blessed with looks Of love.
How bless'd the saint when It is his fate
To win the worlds intersent hate!
Though c ruel hands deaths fires may light,
Heaven CLOVIS on his enraptured sight.
And he whose life is free from guile
Is truly blessed, though men ~revile;
Ger him the false no conquest gain,
And prosecutions rage in vain.
The men who walk where prophets trod,
Though scorned on earth, are blessed of God
Who bear his cross will share his love,
And wear a golden crown above.
The good on earth should then rejoice,
And raise to heaven a gladstone voice;
For lions streams are lowing wide,
Their waters blessing as they glide.
sG H. C. v. v.
'Ew York, Sept, 1856.
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N. wACHTLER,
Maker,

Msi~ S., bslow Spaslding's Shop,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
1.-THE proprietor keeps constantly on
hands Z good assortment OF Lesthers, and is al
Wavs ready to accommodate customers with
good work in his line o. business.
November Oh, l654.yl q -
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Going! Going! Gone!!!
j.. w.
AUCTIONEER.

SOLICITS calls in this line in Town
and vicinity, 10 confident. from consier-
able experience in the business. hat he
can give satisfaction. Terms very reas
enable.
January 10, 1886. II ~
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21
JOSEPH r. SMITH,
.ATTORNEY 1T LAW and
Real Estate Agent,

J. g. POTTER, M. D.,
g7- HAVING located in Ottumwa, ten
ders his professional services to the citizens OF
town and vicinity.
Office and residence on Second street two
doors East Of Green. Aug. 1st, 1885.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-21

New YoRK, Sept, 1856.
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LBsET H, NI1oLAY, AUoTIoHEER.-PERsMP
~ lAl0 Of laAaA of fhl

"A tory sale Of valuable twenty year,. Lease Of the
Ssner Of Br9sdway and RowaId street, s0xlN0 iset-AL
Nay a. 1856 a 12h O'Clock at the Merchsns' Exchauge
rncr Of Broadway and Howard street. the desirable
uidiny en- the southwest Of Broad and owArd
Xyeet, ormeyIy kb0 the City Hotol having
Broadway Of 90 feet 100 Howard street. No pro
ery has been offered In Broadway for years which
fers such inducemer fo- mprovement-beirg situated
ne iumsSisss vicinity Of all The leading hotels and railroad
rom he fact that MANY Of Leading merchants
LONG business the peighb orhood ohers contemplate
Sis and many cher which are in con-
sal estse surrounding this location For the Investment Of
apia this sale offers great Inducements and t,e attention II
called OF all seeking to make
nye.tmsr ard are respectfully % inspect the
ra and possession be had within thirty from the
Hay Of sale earlier required Fer tu particulars apply
10 AIBEkT II. FIC0LA Az, No Broad street..
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TORN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL,
81 this day. Thursday IL llZ O'CLOCK tina

d j. KFLLY. AUCTIONERR-wILL COMMENCE
i selling THU dav, 10 O'Clock At 81 Catherine street.
pres snrrg and trade. the of retail err
containing IN the dry goods line In lots to suit
has
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DUssFLL W. wFSTCOTT AUCTIONEER -MAGNIFI.
cert household furniture at auction Friday May 16,
ut 0 ocock heir the entire costy and elegant furniture,
rich doers splendid marte and pier mirrors wood
arlor suits bronzes satraTy paintings &C. conared In the
Ave rory dwelling No. l52 West Twen frat street This sale
will be fourd worthy Of special attention for the quail
ty OF the furniture and the quantity to be sold The
spepdidy urnhed throughout all in fire order having
used but short time; the Whole of which il be sold without
rain shine Descriptive aaoguss be obtained
a. the express office l6S near Maiden lane at the
hnuee.
1he furniture consists in part Of splendid rosewood pearl
nsd, seven octave pianoorte with all the
msnts two eegap French msnte mirrors In costly
two FEE oh pier do 2x00 with slab ard brackes rich
dsmssk and lace curtains about COG yards of rich English
Ergish ocoh in the house suit sold wood parlor
furniture: In crimson eatn. sofa, two large arm
chairs Gothic chair and four oval hack paror chairs,
with covers; suit in maroon and gold nine pieces sold
rosewood with Also 10 crimson and marcom pieces
wi All OF these suits Of the most elegant descp
rosewood reoreary bookcase three rich carved
With marble tops ard mirror fronts; rosewood
ard pier tables costly marble and paror ornaments
Peritian ock rosewood reception chairs In moquet and
tapestry; fine OIL paintings elegantly ramed embracing rare
Chamber Dining Room and Library-splendd rosewood
ward ote French mirror 'front.' suit Of rosewood furniture,
rine pieces in hair CLOTH elegant rosewood bedseads with
dressing bureaus washsands and nodes-a
match; Turkish and French cottage chairs cheva glasses %
mahogany buffet; splendid mahogany extension table,
opers 16eet; with ocut
china which dnrer Of 100 psces
ruby amber, &C. ivory and silver cutlery; with large
variety OF elegant chamber fun ure in aud maho
OF every description all OF which will be Sold with
riie, an opportunity seldom offered Sale to with
basement furniture
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GARDEN PLANTS At AUoIIoN..W s. MoII.LyAIE
John street hardy perpetual and climbing
4 hors honeysuckes vines vergbenas dahlas &C. from
henderson, Jersey City. Descriptive caaogueh AL plants
ere sold n private sae At auction rates,
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4 n CRIsTAI.AR, AUCT1oNEER. -MoRTaAGE SALE.
IA n q. Nil sell Naxl al <o,ni

IA m Ne WI btAs uby' MAY ~ iva " uOCN
H., by virtue Of several chae mortgages the whole.
ke and magnificent fun piture o the st. James Hotel the
outheas corner Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street.
listing n part Of ono .uperOr HosoVood pianoorte, suits OF
tste. tets arm and sewing ohar carved wo,d ets
window curssns IN VAenca trmnin ss French Plate mir
rich cut glass ware and china, Wton tapestry Brusses
pabo double and single Ssasssds dressing
bureaus wsshstands and Dodstsad cottage furn
rich oliver plated comprising forks spoons 10
peDdd Ytvos gilt brackets and maroe slabs, feather
Ped botes and pillows hair mattresses paliasses, Mar
nr ccs urnIiure with general assortment Of ho
Kitchen utensils furnurs stoves. &C., &c. with which the
bale will commence
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and street ne entire stock Of hand asn
% " gs iron and % and gene
This Worthy 0i he sslss
IT. 0e'n sHV%ds PH is Aucioneers II Wall street.
p 4. CHlLToN, AUCI1oNEER-MEGANr HOUSE
hold S .IpSs sg'0n q 1hasSs May
oaIoE va ss: q above he slesan and oSsy I'd
y a saS
sy gss a ssn. :od cut
ID rosewood bedseads and bookcases togethsr with large
si y
% H. whole e Be sold T.
ss b sne pier s% h
ich under DO carved oonioe elegantly carved and
par gsr sp s arm s
;ssn stysnt carved eieaeres Persian figures
Henri Hertz; groups q md sssos.d
% :sS %
3inip s5e ea6orasy cut glass ware white French chins
and DO chairs, Bruseis carpet SC &C. Bedroom Rose
ANA lssss ssa ssa s
;hars danssk curtains lace drop do manel clock and
,sssSss srss VARIETY household 5arn
nchen furniture n excellent order DIALOGUES can be had
SO
Ry HENRY H. LEEDS O-No, % NASSAU STREET.
or MAY 70 n Of & s rs siss s
s,yhsh driver sound kind and gentle All HARNESS.
IS Also one rocsawsy in Sac good order .A uses y
RI JOSEPH HEeENAN. AgcTIoNsEa;-FRTDAY
Il a and h ss:
lar weekly sale Of furnitu,e compisnx very large and
Srussis :ps;.y :Sa ssTps,s
having beer = use but short tine slso SPLEEN
raj mahogany pianos
store 1853 Myrtle avenue God Prince srests
pn: buttons .s ssy
ds.er and tsa forks napkin rings psted war:
he store sItarss consisting two large showcases Herrnss
safe &C. e 0s a 70 aps
aimed ne corner Of Pearl and wlloughby
4NR GLASS wAEs At . q z
he lofts Of store NO q Beetmsn street near Pe.r 20 crates
ss;$
Goods Coo, We'll packed ior shipping. :. : VOC 80.
co: No 50 Nissan street-Iha day May y, q 1914
cages PeD a c1grsc . do old 3 20 Plant$ CO. d.
srshs@ DO Rcrt III 10 Do s msdsi
81 go s4sns
] @ On o s s LIE U oere win be
EDWARD oChENCK, AUCTIONEER.-EDW. SCHENCK
~ CO. will sell st auction, this day O'clock at their
aes No SO Faseau street. abrown horse years DID,
Frd and gene also superb coupe made by Wood,
romnscn Co several road wagons by best makers;
ss second hand rockaway also set OF double single
harness. 4
TNDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III sale Of superb French plate mirrors paintings &C. Ed
gard Echenck Co. will auction Monday 10Th Nav
II M broadway, between Twenty first and Twenty second
reets fine entire Of superb French plate
sxnty part piers Il6sS2 mante do
x6 with large assortment of other Sizes superb ova
Isl and Sizes also large variety Of other gasses
nces pier tables &c. all guaranteed strictly nrst quality
french mates; several superb oil paintings BY well
snown rastars The above offers inducements met
win A the stock srre and must be positively sold. The
boye can be examined day previous 10 sale and
information az regards sizes and quality will be
ivpn Csaorues may be obtained Of the auctoneers at 80
Nassau street and at 9 Broadway, between Twenty
lrsi and Twenty second Streets
NARDEN PLANTS AT AUoT1oN.-w. 8. McII.LyAIN
NJ VIM ssl this day. 0H o'clock, ~ the seedsore Ne
John street. hardy perpetual roees and climbing rosea car
ttiors, honeysuckes vines yergbenss aanms &C. IRON
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W q MELLOR, AUCTIONEgR.-BY HOUGHToN d
w .MMLOR 1his day May Is, At l0h O'Clock. atlll3
hand furniture forming he richest collection offered
this spring. part Of which Is Of the manufacture Of Messrs
in use but few mouths and presents an opportunity seldom
who furnishing their private res!dercea Catalogues
tanning full description, will be asneoReary morning Of
sae for the accommodation purchasers from the CITY. We
have ample arrangements for packing the nrecs
experienced packers Among the stock will be found richly
carved rcfewood mahogany, walnut and oak library ssd
secretary bookcases rosewood French plate DOORS
beauer escretoire rosewood and with mirrors
attached ladies cabinet and writing tables lined with SAITH
wood. rosewood work tables wardrobes fine superior made
carved rosewood paro suites covered in French satin brocs
tel crimson plush and hair clio h. &c ten elegant rosewood
mahogany and walnut chamber suites compee centre
in great variety psror ard reception chat IN fancy covering
sOa bedsed d. or and lov beds aide epd
geres together with an endless variety Of medium ni
ture fuch usually found class
TO advances several South American hair mat
tresser eight Fre-ch plates oval and manie mirrors
thick French plates DO; together With three r0eewood
octave psI ofoies fully warranted Also large lot OF second
hard household urnure. worthy the attention OF the trade
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A UCTloN EOTIOK- THOs. BELL hUCTIoNEER-BY
"a BELL BUsH Friday at los oco,t in .alesroos.
Saturday: extensive sale Of furniture carpets &c. All
.saes arc free.
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WnLIAM IRVING, AUG1IosEER. !. H6UsKHoLl

WHiLAN LIVING, AUTTIONEER: HoUsEHoLp
auction ThgIsday, Nay Is At le O'Clock a. The sales
Wilton Brussels three ply and ingram carpets; suiA Of
wood and mahogany furniture covered In velvet and
manel clock marble top centre tables and msho
boards black walnut and mahogany extension dining tables
mahogany sofas chairs in harcoth; mahogany sdeboard
bsdsteaes Of black walnut mahogany and plain and
marble top dresspg match double gle hair
mattresses feather BEDS holsters pillows toilet ses lounges
&C. rosewood aud mahogany wardrbes mahogany and black
walnut bookcases and secretary china crockery and glass
ware straw beds and pnllasses mapeand black walnut bed
furniture; maple black walnut and rosewood and
hag chairs: Office chairs, decks and stools
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u 81 LUILOW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
H Of vaueb property on avenue A. at auction r. Il.
LUDLOW co. will sal, ct auction Tuesday, May 20
lsS II O'clock At The Aerchsnts iIchsuge BY orsr O.
front bouse and lot the east side of feet
from Third street. Lot ~ by 6 feet For further particulars
terms q aie AID OF the properly apply at thu Office OF
the auctCreeYs IA Pine street
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CPECIAL sALE OF ROOTS AND SHOES ALFRED
~ BRAGG. HuctoDeer will sell at auction, at the sales
Iocms of Rngk Co., No a3 Oortsrdt street, Friday
Way l6 q l0 NJ $50 cnses boots. shoes &c which must
he s0d by order of those whom The goods
all prime in good order ard we'll suited to the trade
rHos vEITCH AUCTIONEER-sToRE no. I6 sPaUCl
street -sberar's sae Of greenhouse plants &c. Thurs
dav May lS 1856 at 10 A. at Thirty ninth between
Lexington and Madison avenues consisting Of large assor
men of ornamental trees and hrubs emon and
bushes camelas helotropes verbenaa, cactas
NUNS &C., &c. A. B. ROLLINS Deputy Sheriff.
THOs. vLITCv. AUCTIonEi R, STORE NO l6 SPRUCE
street -sherlf's sale OF canal boat &c, Friday May
&c. at TO- O'clock A. M at the fos Duane street. the
the Ruena Vista, and all her tackle apparel and
furniture, &C., &c.
TDHOs. vEITCH, AUCyIOEEER.--SrORE l6 SPRUCE
sreet.-Mogsge sale of furniture, &C, Wednesday.
May a. 1885, at 10 A. M at the sales consisting Of
as rosewood chairs bedseads bedding &C.. bedroom funi
tuye, &c
Tho above sale is adjourned until Friday May 49, 1885, at
Same '-' jos CORNELL Attorney for nortxasse.
TluNIs MoRRRLL AUoTIoNHER .DRsIRABLE COL.
o'clock at 10 Nassau sree-Deaers and housekeepss win
attend promptly this is ecal and earnest effort consist
rg part OF ee tetes and raror chairs; and
sofa tops; OAK and mahogany extension din
cottage, Grecan and oedseads and book
louI lounge bedeeSds solid oak sdebosrs black wal
nut chairs hall stands hair and other mattresses &r.
Afro rich English velvet and Brussels capeng ingram
desks counting deeks safes &C. Aso real invoice Of
god jew6ry silver Watches &C., DC.
Auction Observation-Disclosures solicited for sAos at above
estab shent to which the most earnest attention will
vii be ready Sales daily which gives cous:anoy and
public wants. -
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UCTION NOTICE-THCS BELL AUC1 IONRER.-BY
a BILL Buhn, tbs day, at I0a o.c ock in the sales
room IL North william street, will be- sold without reserve
and TO ccse the stock of Matchmaker jewsler and silver
mih det the direction Of assignee and for
ca levers and chrcnometers large vars Of rcn ewelry
chains and peckaces sets OF Ornaments silver and plated
forks &C. Also valuable gold hunting chro-
goods in the line No articles admitted belonging
stock. Terms cash. Deposits required. By order OF
A. j. THOMPSON, ESQ.,, Attorney.
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VV 8. MELLoR. AUCrIONERn-BY HoUGHrOH 1

W q. MkLLCh. AUCtlONEE6-bf hOUdHCOh u
W. MKLLOR. FRIDAY, May 49, at lOa O'Clock, A No. 1876
Spring Sullivan straek mortgage Of and
sec hand cabinet furniture three ply and Brusses
prng tsas and gothic chairs. ee9eres, stands
wood sure cove ed 6rocste wardxooo fancy tables mnc
ure the who OF which viii be sold positively by order Of
snd is worthy the aen the trade aud house
keepers each deposit will be required from all purchasers
Gaia morning Of sac.