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fed and brough. to market BY Anthony Kgore Of Ger
msntown, mason county kentucky, 81 that sold
$40 SO per head feo ana brought 20 market BY
Allen Marshall, Ct Monroe county, this State.
The supply OF beef cattle at 0iBRlES's. wss very
light sno OF inferior qusyy-l0l offered ana sold
for To- 8Ac. per h. Cows AID are plenty and
sell for about So per head less than last week Toe
fow thu saes:-I92 oeeves, 81 50 90; l26 COWS
and calves, SO S55; l24 veal calves, &c. a 7Ae.
PIT ALTON
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1910 50 s2s 10 81 oao 5s7 81 49, lcs, 4le o.

LOU UtS " BS2B II 81 U.B 5B1 81 81 lU3 4IB U3
The road il 1877 miles long and It's from Allegheny
City to Cresne is Sc eco 600 This is exclusive Of
the money that has been contributed the
sruction Of the bridge the Allegheny river at
Pitsbug.
The decrease in the receipts Of the road for 1856
compared with the year immediately preceding
counted FIR by the state of the OHIO river In 1854 the
very dry, and the navigation suspended
for months. In iDmediste contrast to hs tpe
year 1855 exceedingly wet and succession of
fe.hes kept the river in navgabe for large
boats Throughout the summer and fa Tor tbs first time
in forty years.
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der in bars. or the total amount sold, the sum Of
sl4,2Is was in foreign coin.
The last annual report of the Union Canal Com
pany Of Pennsylvania says that the tonnage last
year united TO 100000 tons, and the receipts from
tolls to s72 GOO averaging AZ cents per ton. The
estimate for the present year is as follows
Surprising the this year be ESQ 600 tons and
the ave age receipts t,n be only as cents the
caiprs feom tolls this year sill be. SIP 900
rhs ordinary expenditures will not excesd... $1,000
Which will leave for pay ment of interest on
ooIor.... eo~,ooo
The smount to be paid tor interest will not .x-
iV0 wv
Showing that the work will this year all but $42 500
OF the interest he bonds Issued before the enlarge
nent through to Reading Ia completed
The capital stock Of the company now consists Of
&c 000 shares IT common at ,ck.
70, 200 tba4es preferred 9 FER cen. st 'ck.
s9i shares Of eierred per cent stock and not yet
u 90. do. CO. do J converted.
The amount of bonds issued urder the resolutions OF Feb
ruaIy q 1856 to January 1885, s.... 81, 1857 600
And the an cunt issued undtr the resolu lions
of May 10, and the contract for the enlarge
Makrg the whole amount of bonds issued 80. 81 495 500
And leaving TO be issued 10Oi 500
To make up the amount created under the
mortgage. ..ShoVo,UV
The gross earnings of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in each month of the year 1856,
and the total for each of the past five years.
follows -
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EDUCATION.

CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POUCH.
heepsis New York new SYSTEM training IN the prsc
ice with courts Witnesses ures &c oxtemporaneou speak
iog daily professional business taught Fexterm commences
% the sh q MAY Hon Henry Boch an eminent Mwsss
e.oiessor Testimonias:"Nr Fowler "a the most sccom
oshed orator north 0f Mason Dixons line Henry Clay
"4be trials and arguments and general speaking OF his pups
truly wonderful. "-Bostcn journal System Improved
J. N. Toilet
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, March So p. NJ.
There was rather heavy market to-day at the
stock exchange. The transactions were not large.
but lower prices ruled throughout the list. At the
hrst board Virginia SIS fell of per cent Illinois
Central bonds, l. Canton Company, 1; Pennsylvania
Coal Company, I; Cumberland Company, J; Erie, B.
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, J ; Reading,
Michigan Central 4; Panama, J ; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 4 Cleveland and Toledo, I Chicago and
Rhode Island, l. Nicaragua Transit was the only
stock on the market at al buoyant that advanced
per cent. Galena and Chicago was firm at yester-
days prices. No in the street is able to give
any satisfactory Tor the decline to-day 1t Is
attributed by some to the shipment OF specie by
the steamship Asia. The small amount exported by
that steamer could hardly have been the cause for
such depreciation. Had the shipment been
a million or two, the effect would not have
been mistaken. The money market has expe.
rienced no change; the banks steadily ex
tending their loans; the specie reserve is unu
sually large the Tor active business is about
opening, and the embargo under which nearly the
whole country has been placed by the ice and snow
during the past two months is about being removed
and we are about entering upon a period of pros
perity unparalleled in our history. These things
should give great buoyancy to the stock market but
they appear just now 10 he operating just 10 the
contrary. Compared with the speculative period of
last summer prices generally rule at low points.
The margin for rise is large enough to satisfy
binary ideas before the market value current last
August and September is reached and we see no
good reason why, with the same Influences, with a
greater bank expansion, with money much easier,
with better basis in every particular an imitation
of equal importance should not be realized. All
the elements of speculation are in very favorable
condition, and it is our impression that sooner or
later there will be an expansion in prices and
an active speculative excitement at the Stock Elk
change.
After the adjournment OF the board the following
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CRoCFRlFs, GOLDFISH, SOAP, LIQUORS SPEARS
VI Friday March at 10Y O'Clock, al 81 Dey .ree,
OF reenw ich ctdhh tea rssns prnes nackerc her fngs
rum GIN brandy ca,sup Bologna sausage, knives forks,
scasrrs saws spcona flea chses pfanee CLOCKS pencils
coats pants, collars. W. A. CAkTEk, Aucttoneer.
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EUGENE p FRAsKIIN. AUcrIoNEER;-B FRANK

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN. AUCrIoNEER.-BY FRANK
IL LIN NICHOLS. FRIDAY morning, March at half
past O'Clock salesroom 70 street, John
sale Of panof0re. second hand furniture tapestry
10 advances close elegant carved
rosev ood mahogany and walnut paror suits IN he most
ashionane costly French satin brocaei silk, plus hair
IN, OAK rosewood enameed and mahogany chamber urn
su dining extension etegeres sdeboards ana
paror sohs eteees, chairs rockers, oomAns sofa
warsrobes mattresses psasses oil paanss e8grsvngs
French plate m ros cutlery silver plated ware tsncy goods
superior rosewood pianoore and STOOL Sale perempory
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

EALIFORNIA D1AMONDS.-THIS NEW AND BEAU.
nfa ar'icle stn tss .s The lead oenemens pins Ae
buttons. neckases &C. Any OF the above articles sen 81
mall 70 Any part Of the United States. I. al. JACOBS,
Manufacturing iewssfA tCT BroAdwN.
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(NLAIRVOYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING ST
~ few doors west OF Broad the successful medi
cal and business cIarvoy America asthma bronchi
liver mpant dyspepsis debility fever aud agns In
It's wora form, nervousness &c cured curabs ana sas
faction guaranteed or no pay taken.
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ASTROLOGY.

A sroNIsHiEa TO ALL MADAME MORROW, rHa
"A feventh daughter has gilt 10 tell PAST present
spd ninfe events and all the of e even YER,
though and viii cause speedy marriages. and show the
bring togeher those who separaed who enjoy the
ReAest happiness Of matrimonial bliss All who wish yood
luck may call for relief and comfort Thousands hay az
pressed their belief hat she Ia the wonderful
IN the world or that has been known prac
uses nothing but whst y reconceabe philosophers NC
Columbia. Gentlemen admitted - -
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@@NNN
CyFGARs-AssIGNEE SALE--GREAT BARGAINS IN
y imported and domestic tor short umo
1877 broadway. The stock will be sold ut great sacfRce
wholesale and retail. To wind up the concern.
CEGARs.--CAsH PURCHASERS OF SPEARS CAN PRO-
- cure bargains from stock Of million serars i'm
ported havana domestic and German; opera scgars
made on invoices Of segArs, IN bond ctherw,se
Q. CHEEKS, No. 81 BrosdwHo, up sts6r~.
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The whole number Of warrants issued under the
act of March 3, 1855, is l0O,s53.
The consolidation of the Perkins Mills and the
Dwight Manufacturing Company, Mt Chicopee,
brings into capital of 81 70o0 600. This
is said to be the largest establishment in New Eng
land devoted entirely to the manufacture Of domes
tic goods. Seven first class mills are included in 1t,
running sixty thousand spindles, and giving employ
ment to more than 1000 persons.
The following is an official statement of the gold
bullion and coin purchased and sold by the Bank of
England during each month in 1855, with the
amount of gold coin received from the mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-06

M NJ Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
dav Mt 10 O'Clock the furniture and fixtures Of the bar
and dining saUon Of the Railroad House, Of
duane ard West Broadway consisting bar glass;
silt counter gas pipe gas burners, cane seat and
other chairs tables screens sove crockery and glass
large cooking The above nearly nav, being
lately fitted up.
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VIM. WRITER'S, AUorrosEER-wnL SELL ON FRI

WIN. Writer'S, AUCrroNEER-wnL SELL ON FRI
w day. at 1Q1 O'Clock a. 474 Br3ome 9reoues
all the elegant household furniture In the above house CONSIST
Ing OF elegant rosewood plan, and brac
suits of rosewood Ia and back parOr pier and
two mane mrros satin damAsk windo. curtains splendid
o paintings velvet and tapestry MAHOGANY and
wood beds ads hair matSes large pillows and holsters,
Sheets spreads marble top dressing bureaus wasstands,
toilet rocking chairs wardrobe dining exteustoa
tables oak chairs cutlery plated china tea and dnner
sets, Kitchen furniture, &C. Also. metal furnace for heating
q house
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n upsoN RIVER RAHRoAD.-TRAINs LEAVE
II Chambers street. daily for Albany and Troy: On ana
aer e. 1884 the trains win follows
EYursss train. A. NJ connecting with Northern and WeesA
trains; through wy train. IL srprsss trsh, NJ for
M for Srg Sing, s,AP. NJ. Tho Sing Sing and n Akskn
stop az all ne Na0ns Passengers tAken a. Cham
berA Canal Christopher and Thirty streets Sunday mai
rsn p. NJ from Canal street for Albany stopping n Ill
mail stations n L. SYKES Jr.. SUPERINTENDENT
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IN HOU9hTON. AUCTIONEER-BY THE MANHATTAN
II. Cnnpanywl sell on Friday Mt halt past ten O'clock
repenshed OF elegant furniture
Of al descriptions o. 900 and so bales tow
positive. Out door sales house sales TO-
ard money laid Gay OF tale.
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M PILL. AUCTIONEER-SALEO OF COSTLY ITALIAN
w marble msnes.-PELI CO. win sell at auction,
Thnrsda March at II o'clock at ths wArerooms OF Mr..
John Kennedy, In Thirty fifth street, door to Of
Broadway the entire stock OF richly scuptured s'auery TIA
lsn marine manels unsurpassed In des'gu and execution
finished In the ar'istc style Many Of them solved
premiums al the Crystal Palace Eighty Italian marble
ies modern design of the usual description OF ItaA Pou
gnese Pvrenean and Spanish marble. Terms four months
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M 4. MELLoR, lAUCrIoNEER-BY HoUGRToN 8

NJ q. MELLOR, lAUCTIONEER.-BY HOUGRTON
w. MELLOR, this day. Thur day, 1t l0h O'Clock 1t
No. I3 Nassau cabinet furniture oil patnngs
ench pae pier oval and manie mirrors with new style
frames rich and costly suits paror furniture covered IN
brccade brocae and psh carved bues oak exensia
dining tables Of the approved paeats carved oak d
and back eeseres walnut sdesoards with marble top richly
ssles chsmber fnrnurs IN sre.t
chamber suits with landscape paintings marble tops suits
with without marble tops solid rosewood he'd aeads bu
and washands match solid walnut aud mahogany
do richly carved rosewood and mahogany wardrooes
long, WITH dining room chairs cheyal glass French plate;
chairs match; carved rosewood mahogany walnut and oak
bookcases ard aecrses minor doors; rich easy and rock
ing cha stands spring paror chairs rich china
e. sets elegant manel vases Goods can be packed on DC
premises for shipping Also, ut IL O'Clock five rosewood So
and octave pnnofores Of rich and finish Catalogues
morning Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-06

NALL RIVER LfNE-ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
March TO- the steamers the Fan River Line will lesv0
New York from pier g. North a. O'Clock p. n.
WIN. BORDEN, Agent
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

G7n ma WANTED, A PARTNER WITH A CAPT
plU,UUU. tai Of from $40 600 to $4,000 in manuta,
usual opportunity OF Investing capital business that pays
prohts The part OF the capital be
ed week producing each weekly operation thirty
cent pr Off, All goods manufactured can be sod on
spot for Gosh delivery DESTROYS of realizing
rapid and certain fortune Investigate the and
feoy satisfied OF the truth of the ADDRESS
Fabric herad Office with real name stating where inter-
view can te had.
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G1D Ou0 WANTED, PARTtER. Wfrd $4,000
WIC.OOOs cash TO take one.'nird interest hotel;
EcEoPoss. enc & the best: watering places the emitted
sales destsd to supersede all others situated
40 mi from York c5 b. rRiro 3D. in the most oeauu
u Part OF this sa lhe propret:s az no, hestae to say,
that for oulous and erupve diseases the way superior
to sny in The worldto which, references will be given
large number OF the most influential ladies and gentlemen
the state The reader hrk strange that he has
hesld Ct this waters he need from the tact that notice Of
he above hes appeared public print The prooreors
about enareng their buildings. which induces them
third partner Please call the advertiser for three days,
he Office OF the Girard House Of Chambers street and
West Broadway.
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TNIRE SUI rs-FIRE SUITS.
II SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos. l22 and 140 Fulton street.
large assortment of drAb and blue Kersey a
ly on hand.
Samples Of their FIRE and pants be q their
stores. SMITH BRurHERS,
Nos 122 and 14O Fulton strost-
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n q. NASH AUCrIONEER-OFFICE 20s BROAD
IL. way-D. ID NASH informs his friends and the public
that be To give his personal attention to the sales Of
&C., residences hose wishing TO sell ut
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CLOTHING, &C.


CAsTOFF CLOTHING wANTED-LADIES AND FAM
~ lies obtain the highest cash prices co,hog
by sending through post Otherwise tor Mrs 466
broadway, up stairs. Gentlemen attended 70 BY Mr. g.
CLOTHING-r,ADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING AMI
~ 10 dispose Of receive fair cAah price by sending
The stores, No. IL Laurens street. Canal No 81 Ws1
Broadway. Or letter BY post Ladies' attended By Mrs Mohn
B. COHEN.
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by EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTfoNEER. howard
oock sch nyas win a. cell a Wa. u9 tbs Day ,s
vines branches sardnes teas sesars, &C., from an
X. pauii old o. pale brown ana aodsn sSarre: tndon
ports champagne south side Madeiras, Holland gn Jamaica
rum Scotch Irish and Aonongahela whiskey In AMI
demoh 81 also, Havana segars The goods will be In
sod purchasers receiving their goods imme
oatey aec the Every article warranted true 10
senaiion Sale positive. without reserve.
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TNUNIs MORRELl., AUCTIONEER, 81 NASSAU STREET.
Important 10 watch manufacturers viii be sold by
public auction Moncay March TO- ID o'clock At lag East
Twenty third street, Third lot Of machinery
eehsr with the patent right Tor the state OF New York. all
one lot to advanced the above ipforma
lion he obtained at the above residence Terms cash. De-
of 500 required; remainder within "a hours
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JNXECuTION SALE OF GROCERIEs.-JOHN W. soNER.
II INDYKE, auctoneer, store No. 20 North William street;
adjourned sae by virtue OF several exeeutons this day.
March g. 10 o'cock, at the Of 125th street aud
Fo,rh The contents Of grocery store
green black brown and crushed sugars coAes
tpces pickles. butter lard OIL and SOAP
-four candles sarc,, &C. fixtures Of sOre platform and
counter scales &C 40
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by JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEBR-FRIDAY,
- March J. ut 10 O'Clock, A. at the salesrooms
Mloaghoy street corner Of Pearl sroolyn regular weekly
furnishing store comprising woodenware nwrre crockery
glass apd hardware birds and silver plated
goods 5000 seears, &c &C.
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T'UNIs MoRKELL, AUCTICNEER THIS (rHURsDAY,
morning. At 10y O'Clock at 81 Nassau street, will be sod
valuable are desirable OF furniture and second
hand mil paintings, bedding, seRars &c. n B-Bsr-
gains time lost Select what would Ike,
and viii be Sold Be prompt bargains may be expected
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average price per heac or
Inc zoo sheep that we sold for IS Is per head were
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EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK
II LIN NlCHOLs-sae OF billiard tables bar, bar tx
tables, chairs stoves glass wnes
liquors ard segsrs On Thursday morning Feb. vt 1919
O'Clock empire Hotel ~ sacket street. South Brook
Hsmon ferry two superior billiard tables nearly
new UCcppor Coenders Make also balls, &r. and
Sale without
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TuhIs MuhkElI, AUCil9rEEK-Pari secretary, Chi.
rete DISK, French wardrobe, &C. from family, will
sod at pcement at Nassau street, this Thursday
morning $50 may be ade iom article Examine early.
stock Of other and second hand unturs
paintings &c. orhy the attention dealers and for
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S7O 00O TO slSooom "A Partner WANTED IN
featuring business ia this State The PROFITS 30
A perfectly satisfactory arrangement be made with
coed business who the above cspis The
business in successful operation. Apply to G. B.
hUWFS 4 CO.. "a Nassau street.
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A SsIGNEh'S SALE-I WILL SELL, THIS DAY AT lo1.
"A O'Clock splendid assortment of fine gold Watches OF
the celebrated Makers ali fully warranted for and
quality colo alse rich diamonds and gold emery; Without
erve tor cash, by order Of the assignee
Il. n, AARON, Aucsioneer
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VNAN1ED-A SMART NAN OF ENTERPRISES AND
w business ability, with capital OF $500 introduce
thing entirely In the city York, which will 5000
profit within the four months To the right
stamp ard who will give his attention, tho above ant
will be ensured. Address H. o W, Herald olce with name
ard address. that line reach and will appoint
n interview and inform you OF the business.
VUANTEL-A PARTNER, IN RETAIL JEwELRY
w store In BROOKLYN doiusa good business To practical
matchmaker The above offers inducemen. For fui
partcu address, Jeweer. Herald oflco.
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a. 000 -APARTNEK WANTED. EITHER ACTIVE
ness References exchanged ADDRESS, with real name ~
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
INSTRUCTION.

@7n -BOOKKEEPIsG-MR. DOLBHAR, 900 BROAD
BIU way guarantees to qualify students situation
business before the lst OF May few private
occurred this day ard evening" only $40 tor The full
N students wishing learn en- these conditions must a-
ply
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T'EN PER CEhT lATEREsT WITH GOOD Sc JURITY,
w.t. ne given for 5000 for year Address j. f.,
erad he. Tor day informing where the party
tetetn
w ANTEp-iO BUILpERS-A BUILDER WANTED To
erect first class store, IN the lower Of the city
worn ABOUT S5 O tor which rent Is the
viii be paid on long lease Address A. " Post office
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FNHOMAs yEIrCh AUCTIONEFR STORE Ii SPRUCE
street-Sher's and eale books stationery,
&c SatuI day ming. o'clock tho
Bible House. Eighth large Of iheol gica.
miscellaneous and standard BOOKS. stationery, &C.
H. CROMHIE Deputy Sheriff.
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OFFICE OF THE MIME iOTA MINNIE COMPANY
~ No. Isl Greenwich street. New York March G. 1856 =
oca.Ite annual meeting Of tna stockholders OF the
re-o's Minis COMPANY will be held at this office Wetaes
da. next the 18th instant, At II O'Clock A. NJ.
eANUEL j. W. BARRY, Secretary.
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SECOND AYENUE PROPERTY AT AuCTION.-EI3HT
- valuable lots of grounds OF Second and
Forty sixth will be sod this day, March 1856 at IL
O'Clock the Exchange BIZ ADRIAN II. MUL
LUZ ucionee, being 100 'ee Second AMI 400
feet Forty sixth street, The largest tie purchase
ain bond Bna mortgage for number Of
desired,
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Sst LUTON OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oPARr
~ -hp heretofore existing under the firm OF JOE PENr
LANDS CIRCUS COMPANY was dissolved the 18th OF
October hast by mutrsl CONSENT the subscriber having sold
his entire interest in the concern 10 John y. Sloat
NEW York, March 4, 1856. JOSEPH CUSHING.
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GEoRGR COOK AUCrIOEEER-HAs REMOVED TO
The spacious store Az Broadway where he wiz 90 hAo ~
atierd to the sae oil furniture anu
merchandise generally His first sale OF elegant furniture a.
the store, March L.
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wRdING TEN IL LaEssSS OR s.xIEEN
6uced prices 1t Mr. PAINEs academies Grand corner
OF Bowery And l66 Fulton street. brooklyn open
day and evening Communication by the month quarter all
branches Apply early.
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A DMINIsIRATOR's SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
"A OF the livery stable bar fxturcs liquors DC OF the
Kings County Hotel DrcoKyn, d. at tho Peck sp ferry
anopg several teams OF matched carriage horses OF besn
Several horses 10 excellent osder beeuat and
fast rotng colt old of the highest reputation of
Black Hawk and An erican Doe The whole viii be sold to-
geher. separate be required Apply the pre-
mscs.
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DHILIP r. WILKINS AUCrIONEER STOCK or
i fancy goods, at aucton.-PtILIP K. WILKINS UNI
sell at auction Friday March 1856 at 0la O'Clock at So
CaIne street the entire stock Of said store consisting OF
hosiery gloves aces ribbons flo head dresses
uped TOYS &c
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A UCTIoN nOTlCE.-M DOUaHrY AUCIIONEER-
y Clospg sale, BY virtue of mortgage, OF household
Ritre this day. at IL O'Clock the 81 street.
vet tapestry and cane painted dres
ing bureaus hair mattresses, weIdrobes
chairs &c with general assortment OF household goods
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A UC1ICN NOTICE m. DOUGHTY, AUCTIOHEER,
stcre n Centre street, will cell Friday Ma q,
w O'Clock ut 81 First the entire furniture
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