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The Placer herald., 1856-12-13
Expiring Groans.

The last number of the Press conrains a
leader upon "the general result" which al
though desultory, disconnected and contra
dictory, exhibits the death agonies of the
politician bereft ofthe last hope for his party
Our cotemporary is rather inclined to be
jocose when the winds are fair and the sky
clear, and for the sake of consistency we
should like to see him assume a little dignity
in the moment of defeat. He says
"Our candidate, Mlard Fillmore, fell Sc
far behind in the race, that he is hardly to be
considered as having run at all.''
The editor rejoiceth that the salt of the
earth are not all dead.
"There were enough Americans, however
who stood aoof and battled for the right to
show that there is still national sentiment
left, and that American principles are not
dead but sleeping"
lie accounteth for the national discord,
turmoil and civil war;" and hath gloomy
forebodings regarding the future.
"He Buchanan) endorses Mr. Pierces Ad-
minstration, and regards its workings with
profound admiration" We may, therefore,
expect another Pierce Administration We
have seen one Administration of that kind
plunge the nation from state Of universal
harmony and profound peace, into discord,
turmoil and civil war. We may therefore
look for four-fold aggravation of that con-
dition of the nation, should Mr. Buchanan
rule its destinies during the next four years. y
He discourseth upon the Cincinnati plat
form, and grumbleth thereat much like unto
Black Republican.
"In the acquisition of more territory, which
Of necessity must and inevitably will be slave
territory, the patriotism Of the platform dis
covers the beauty and desrability of addition
al taunt and aggravation of the Free Soil e]e-
ment Of the North, and the consequent in
crease of slavery agitation"
Very late in the day, the sagacious editor
discovereth mares nest.
"Ihe prospect of the construction Of a
Pacific Railroad by the incoming Admins
tration, is to be found in the second plank of
Mr.. Buchanan, which reads as follows:
2. That the Constitution does not confer
commence and carry on grand system of
internal Improvements"
Showing how, in his writings and bloody
sweat, the editor casteth up mire and filth
upon the naturalized "furriners."
"The Democracy, with its hundreds of
thousands of wise, intelligent and patriotic
imported Europo-American citizens, con-
stitue the majority of voters in the United
States. The wise, intelligent and patriotic
majority have spoken in thunder tones to the
imbccile, ignorant native born minority
"V0r f,oputi, Vox DIR is the motto of
Republics; ergo, God hath spoken through
the lips of the Democracy. As we ponder
upon the probable results to the nation of
this Divine dispensation, we are lost in Won
der, and involuntariy exclaim: 'Verily the
ways of Providence are inscrutable"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13
UNION LIVERY STABLE.

UNION LIVERY ST HBlE,
BARNEY g. WOODY, PROPRIETORS.
Corner of East and Sacramento Streets, Auburn
TNHE propretors have recently erected ~
| large and commodious stable on the H2aN
site of the "Old Crescent City Hotel" q. "
where they keep constansly on hand superior hor-
ses for hire Gss-Good care and attention paid
to horses left On iiveEy at their stable septl5my
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13
Notice of Application for Pardon.

To Hon. James f. Hale. Presiding huge Of the
court Of Sessions of Placer county, CaE
SIR: Please take notice that under the pro-
visions of an act of the legislature of this State
entitled "An Act prescribing the mode of apply
ing for pardons." passed May 49, 1853. the under
sign ID will apply TO the Governor of the State
for the pardon of Thomas Butkill. convicted in
the Court of Sessions of said county on the End
day of October, 1856, of the crime of assault and
battery. and sentenced by said court to one year S
imprisonment in the county Jail.
JAMES O'NEILL.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

SUDDEN DEATH.--A man by the name Ct
Farrell, who resides near Carrolton, in this
county, while setting at his ireside on Sun
day morning last, was struck with paraytic
stroke. He died on Tuesday last. He leaves
wife and five small children. A subscrp-
ton will be started for the benefit of the
family. "Remember the widow and orphans. :"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

TIE REsULr.-The battle of freedom is
lost. We have made good fight, but the
powers of Hell have prevailed against u.s.
Granite Journal,
Then, the devil has got you sure neigh
Dor.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

FEEDING PRIsoNERs.-Capt. Thomsa Gray
is now feeding the city and county prisoners
of San Francisco for twenty -four cents a
day each. Capt Gray has not lost money
on his contract, although the profits must
be small.
The above is an item upon which our new
Board of Supervisors might ponder. The
board of prisoners in this county is heavy
item and one which is rather burthensome
upon the people, if it is true, as we hear
that prisoners are sometimes only confined
in the Jail for two or three days, full weeks
board is charged.
The Board Of Supervisors should make a
contract to have the prisoners boarded at so
much per day. 1t would break into the
Little arrangement.
BIG BEET-A beet raised iii Teegarden's
garden, in Marysville, is on exhibition in that
city, which weighs forty pounds.
"MARBLE HEARr"-Mrs. Sinclair and
Mr.. Sedley have produced this play in Sgd
ney, Australia, and it proves successful.
FATAL AccIDENr.-A correspondent at
Knights Ferry Of the San Joaquin Republican
mentions fatal accident which occurred at
Two Mile Bar, 6tanislaus river, on the 5th
instant. A sand bank caScd, covering up six
Chinamau, killing one instantly, and injurng
two others SO severely that they will probably
die
AGENT OF THE STATE LAND CoMM1ssloN.
Thursday last Dec. 4th, the Board Of
State Commissioners, at A4eir meeting i'm
San Fransiseo appointed VIM. Neely Johspon
agent of the Board.
MILLITARY.-Therei is about to be q military
company formed in Stockton. At present
there is none there.
- There is general complaint Of sore
throat among young and old in the vicinity
ofVolcano.
"A correspondent Of the Democrat
recomends the organization Of police in
Forest city to quell rows and keep order; and
a borough government be asked for Of the next
Legislature.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

AGENT OF TIE STATE LAND CoMaassIoN.
Thursday last Dec 4th, the Board OF
State COMMISSIONERS at 14eir meeting i'm
San Fransisco appointed VIM. Nicely Johspon
agent Of the Board
The Placer herald., 1856-12-13

CO-PARTNERSIIIP.-T interest of o. l..
Cash having been purchased by Wm Barter, the
business will be conducted at the same old stand
under the name and style of Scogn and Barter.
SCOGIN X BARTER.
Secret Rayine Dec 18th lS56.-3t
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ArLADy N. ID. CURES DYSPEPSIA, Diseases OF
IN liver heart Kidneys bladder &c; stone diabetes incvn
rnce OF urine nigh day; rheu radsu chi
and nervous diseased Cases given up by oher pwcn sy
nR. wArsous NEW woRE-"fHE CAUSE AND
cur.,-s ~,nrlsts prsct,cs uesss spermatofrh0a
and premature sxkaustea With locAs dsbnv manced by
earl, ind other causes W whten he nature
and sS4s a this tnsdous maady bfethcr win he treat
men fully explained Illustrated ~ nnmsrous anaiornea
rtex and drn winas supplement- 90 aenito urinaxy
Ss~efes Prcs ~ 10 be hsd n the auhor svho may be
~rpAdenthy 81 "a Waser suett s~ doors we<
AZ Rrnniyay.
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~ COOPER NO Il DUANE STREET, NAT re COW.
sr1sed PRIVATELY Diseases The victims OF MISPLACED
rnnenee him With The certainty Of being radically
erred Charges moderate. n. B.-No Zee I'll cured,
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DICoRDs PRACTICE IN A CERIAIN IMpoRrANr
IL class Of dlsessea Ac-nR. O. n. HAMNOHD, pupil -
Ricord Of Paris snd prs Carncchsn ana Vol ms CITY
way opposi,e The Nicholas Hotel daily fressment sse
By letter Consultations In English Or ' rrvch,, -
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MADAME nEYIR HAS RHnovRDTro ieiEEvEyrH
M avenue be<wsen Twensy hind and Twenty four,
she continues 70 s past present And future events ssws
absent irs0da property los shosu madAms Mays
In Rn9h. French end German and rvsa GasAsAs
Tor het art
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A RTrFIcIAL EXTRAORDINARILY ON HAND A
N large collection q artificial Of every shade and
se "a IEROTS apo'hccsry and chemist graduate of the
schools Of Parts and New York IN broadway o.
Ninth street -
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NOE LIvERPoot-UryvED STATES NAIL srEA1-
Hhip BALTIC. ComstOck, commands. w1A depart whh
the Uried States msns Tor Europe positively Saturday
Oct A. AZ O'clock M from bar berth q the foot Of Canal
Ss',o1 " elegance A1d comfort apply 70 EDwARD CoI-
~ Ms, Wall street Passengers are requested to be
board ct II ooock A. M All letters must pass through the
Post oncs any others viii be returned The steAlnship
ERlCSSON Capt L0wber Will succeed the Baltic and ssa
saturday Oct 70 N B.Ihe Of freight from Liverpool
70 New York reduced TO four pounds ton measurement
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fRDETT a PARKER, log
Oct I'D, At u O'Clock. 2OOD
fittings, &c, return bends
pure ground coffee, 1 ID.
,fnutmNUa
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JNAKEFIELD LOTs--J. BOgART, AUCTIONBER 81
w BOGART will sell Tuesday, October IA Ct 71<
O'Clock i63 BOwery, by order Of Cornelius A.
per. purchasing trustee number Of surplus lois ia the vii
ge OF Wax oed Wescheser county. Terms Of sale-Ten
cent aud the auctoneers fee the balance In six equal
monthly instalments Three per cent of for cash.
WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day. at lo3 O'clock at l54 formerly 1877 Canal street,
large and desirable assortment OF household furniture &C. Of
family bre aking up housekeeping also 800 yards q Brus
sells and other second hand carpets oc0s beds aud
dressing bureaus mahogany bsdseads sofas rscfng aud
sorment of second hand stoves pipes old ron brass &c
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DENTISTRY.

M LEvETT's NEW AND IMPROVED ArNOaPHHRr0
lu plates for ARTIFICIAL teeth
increased opnss IN position pow e Of mAsosaou and veg
superior = ms ordinary suction plate IL well adapted r -
gum. Il truly worth attention OF thnse weor
resurn1 artificial Geh examine improvemena
before erHSepg elsewhere Teeth removed BY bcnun-
nE application and every improvement OF the day
n. LEVITT, Dentist No. ~ Wavcricy plaza
Near broadway. RstAblsAsd lS5A
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


DRANDfFs JAMAICA RUN SCOTCH AND IRISH
ID vhiskey wines ~ "A select assormens suitable FOR
hotel family bv The bstte and demiohn W quantities
suit purchasers Scotch ses London and Dublin porter
FOR saie al UNDFRHf1ss &MATTERSoNs, 43o Broofne st.,
corner Of Crosby street
J,oURBON AND MoNDNGAHELA wHTsKEYs Il
In store twenty barrels Of fine old whskey, which
the trade 70 anles in barrels, demiohus
ties ~. n. MENDUM, rs Wall street.
CROCK ALE-PALE INDIA BITTER ALE, VERY 81
- also pale fresh mild ri JONES brewery ia
street, between avenues Il. and O.
CCoTCH wHrsKEy H1GH PROOF AND FINE FLAVOR.
y for sale from bonded warehouse by G. NFLErrA 81
NV street
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vxrArTFR GRFENouGH, nj
wv wall street, win sell this day
pounds of steam pipe fittings, gas
/ inch and x inch; 1000 pounds
papss, % II. boxes, and barrel
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NOTICE -CHANgE Or HOUR-THR "a, O'CLOCK
~ toat disconnucdOry sunday NOM nc boar for New.
bug landing 81 yonkcrs Hastings hobbs Ferry Tarfytown
Mack, sing Sing, Haversraw Ncrpsrcks Cadweis West
Point told Spring and Cornwall. touching Amos
each way.--The mvorite steamer MkTAMoRA, Capt Vim
Perry viii leave the pier foot of jag SUNDAY
morning at O'Clock. Returning leave Newhsp al y VI
For further particulars, inquire Of LEWIS Jr, 2n West
street, office.
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&1 A GOOD CHANCE --oN THE RECEIPT OF o.
pl will send 70 any ador printed insructious. that will
enable male female 10 realise from Sie SD per
town country al OF the year Address Pr0ies
Williams, Broadway Post Office New York.
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DRIvATE CoSsuLTAT1oN.-DR WATSON HAS FOR
long series OF years confined his attention dsesses
certain class wsssh he has treated not less than twe.
thousand without instance % failure The remedies
mild. and there Interruption 10 business changes
diet Or Watson " IN constant attendance from 70 the
morning until ut night his consulting and residence
IS walker street, . few doors west Of Rroadwsy
WIN WATSON ~ ".
Formerly Surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital
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na. HAIPH- AUTHOR OF TINE PRACTICAL rnl
IL vAis Trskass Ao 0Eces, eS Houston Werp
Hours, N u A. ~ 70 r. ~ sundays cresptsd. -
application IN NE resenA of disease
obtained In Structure from the earliest MA
advanced stass also IN seminal veaknesa spermairA.
mpotaoss and All gsno be Guaran61
peres and radical cures without painful operHtnns ods-
medicines roubessme resrfcuons- A new ssioily
sastuns confidential Private ssass FIR waiting For tres
ment by letter, address Dor SO Post once Gravel ptiet
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Mo FEK TIL. CuRRD.-DR. COBBETT, NO. ~ DUAN n
IN street, be consulted With confidence
eases practice o. twenty tour years in his present spe
a4ty enables him 20 make permanent The victims
misplaced confidence call him with the certainty
meeting with physician OF experience. n B-see Cs
diploma, member Of the New York University with
Leemnnias % hleh order. snspenaed On HE once
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MADAME MORROW gLAINs TO Nh ZEE nosr WON.
Known he ssvsnA dsugkty Of ne seventh daaghtsr
Who VS. also qess sssclosisN hare natural "a e
hou...as d.,e, my as,s .srops wia ,sl -ssh !.
married. and how soon cpd win shsw The hsss Of yoar
failure husband and va cause you be speedily mar ~
ers. and coed le through yosF whos NE vii ss9 40.
all ne Of life shet yos cannot help being
onshed. No chaxee nss saslsae4 Can ron ~ oos
ge, the chance 0snuemaa admitted 70 Bwenms sxssl
COLUMBIA
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TIE: FEW YORK Al AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

i mail seamexs-Tbe ships comprising this line are,-
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eidridge
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comstock
u he ADKIATfC Capt James West.
These ships having been built by expressly for the
government service every has taken in the
suucon. as also In their engines strength and
qualied for elegance and comfort
Price Of passag from New York Liverpool first cabin
$780, in second do $5 Exclusive use Ok extra size
rooms X5 From Liverpool New York 80 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached each ship No behs
can be secured until paid for The ships Of this line have I'm
win the Banks AZ degrees until after the LEI
of Aupuaf -
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nu WARDS CyrORTIFArES FRIEND ~ ruk n
~ plus ulrs Of ceraln nedieinea md but reuuwes y
with universal Appreciation, and o stanp d
Ward benefscior ohe dsy Ut ward herebJ
offers reward % 8 90 10 any physesn who anA~ prcVs
certain diseases with equally
FIRM crer,y esse safety snd cheapness he Isns
,s e eases progress defiance o. AL the doctors q
Su hx IA. wonderful specac aud his perfect krowleiRe
svefy stage sfhe disease he either seyaes
,ev Remember al We who have been lingering for wee
trirtiIg nauseous which
Zoe stomach and sws poisonous pills that undermi
Inc cor suuton that By calling Dr WARD ron mar
Few hours enjoy The pleasures Of life and feel that Re
ard himself again" Price 81 0aceCsns street. x
east d Broadway.
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nR. HUNTERS RED DROP CURES CERTAIN Dis
IL when regular reameu, and all Other remedies
ial-cnres whoa, dieting restriction in the habits Of the
paen-cues without the disgusting and sickenlnU
al other remedies-cures. 10 n sr
without the dreadful conseq ELECTS OF
tu' s greatest merit a. Its peculiarly valuable pr0pe~tv
q Tie rank and poisonous sini Of this dreadful
dsense hat the blood absorb. ts
used This is What calm for Il, and what other will
copph. lis value in this respect has well
that scientific medical
begin % appreciate u oI hardly week passes that net
cousafed by drurgss chemists and physicians
pfu patient who has exhausted the whole aeld OF the
iscuty and s The disease viii appear What human being
With pretensiun christianity will medicius
should be made known far aud wide Beware hsnd
bill stating ~. HUNTER has moved. u IL vilialnoss
hnmhuE.
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NLA1RvOYANCE-THE EXACT LOCATION AND IA.
~ lure Of persons diseases correctly told and cures ms
daily. The fate and whereabouts OF absent friends made
known &C Mrs HAYES Clarvoyaut residence lT6 Grand
street. New York. No charge unless satisfied.
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MEDICAL.

explicit enable to understand progress. q
disease and 10 apply The remedy 80 nicely ia basKme
properties calculated that It's effects like magic giving
and strength 70 hat which before and ess
pr " Guy London proprietor agent for the Unised states
55 broome street, corner Of Thompson street Price ~
nR. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL Adviser and Marriage Gudei Oh ciiiioa. 200 pages loo
elecircyped nuAtrssons cloth. 81 advrrsser
remedies and shows he superiority Of the author Paris snd
London treatment OF gsto urinary dsrase. deby,
local and general from kc He ali such
eAsss al = Mercer street corner ~ spring opposite he a.
Nichoss Holel frsm 10 A. NJ IN y. NJ. We reoomrnsna
Dr Lsrmoni the Aficsed-Copriox slAss
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OAR FIXTURES LIQUORS &C.. AT AUcTIoS.-M.
- WBAY Ausaoneer vii sell this day, Oct II. at 10
O'CLOCK at No ltSrcenwich avenue, the hxres, counters,
shelyg beel pumps liquors glass ware, fixtures, &c.
Deposits required al time Of sale.
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II II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER by u. u. LEEDS
H. Co Saturday Oct III, at II clock In front o.
No e Nassau street, splendid xrey mare. eight
fourteen aud three hands Ugh warranted
knd gentle single double harness splendid sad
ole beast and trot mile ms de 81 80 Owner has
urher her. Also, halter, trdle. eni blanket
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UCTION NCTICE.-TO BE SOLD AT l0k O'CLOCK,
IA Monday Oct Is at las Spring street, large lot of
household furniture removed for convenience of sale from
New Rochelle consisting of elegant 6 octave rosewood
paroorte one grand action mahog do one upright do
in hair cloth, ee tees sofas bookcases Ornamental and
plain chairs beds and bedding pier and looking glasses
French clocks chandeliers, fire SETS crcckery and
xiichen tensls, &c.. &c
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! II. LEEDS, AucTroSEER by II. n. LEEDS 1

II II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER-BY II. II. LEEDS a
III. CO.-Moudsy, Oct. Is, at lO5s o'clock No i0j
Beecker street near Mercer, fne collection objects o
pictures bronzes sauary and furniture of bachelor
gentleman leaving for Europe via Some pieces OF bronze
and elecro,ype saiuary by layd Dangers the Virgin ~
Nuro large group OF The Holy xoihef and Child By Cor
reeo sketch by Carl Vsnloo. Flemish interior by Teners
original picture OF Napoleon III ~ Nannock few sets 81
Crsopafe plated large by u feet mahogany and
plate glass showcase lined with blue s e.egere Tor the
exhibition OF works OF art rosewood paor furniture covered
brocaeie; superb grand action rosewood piano. Ore
and other and other WORKS q art and cnroses
70 be detailed Nsers will be admitted 10 view
The exhibition one cay previous 10 The sale
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~ O. HORTON, AUCrfONEER-wILL SELL. THIS
IT, day O'Clock IS sixth six wagons
tue jevehy, one mange paintings, mirrors plated ware,
liquors, &C &c.
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HENRY u. HERTS, JR., ATCrlONEEH. -sHERIFF'S
Ill sale OF scgsrs brsndcs Ac Monday, Oct IS N II
o'clock al The salea No Es Pine street com rsna
over one million segars o. brands cayendsh tobacco
brandes In casks and DENT ohns anl black
shlce furniture, M ny order o. FREDERICK 4. yULrE
! equity sheriff
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I WANT TO BET ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS THAT
the state of Indiana will cast her electoral vote for Blu
chanen, The bet money staked before IL
O'Clock Monday. Inquire for NJ. j., at s. smiths IS
William re-
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II H. LEEDS, AuCTI0NEER-BY II v LEEDS 4
IL Co.-Saiurday Oct H. at l0l o'clock at the ssesroom
y Nassau street rich carved rosewood suits Of parlor
nure crimson and blue figured brccael do Ia blue and
crimson and hair cloth elegant tapestry, velvet carpets
Brussels and ingram carpets large mahogany bookcases
faneuls In leather and mahogany siebosrd
mahogany and black walnut bureaus bedsesds washsant
cables, chairs hair mattresses, feaher beds, holsters pill
lows, ocos pier and manie Office desk and chairs
toilet crockery and lot OF kitchen furniture wsh which
sale VIII commence Also mahogany octave piano, BY
Stoddard Durham. The elegant piano In he United
States made by Schoonmaker Co OF tone
aur sale Ma stree
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UCTloN NoTICE.-QUARrZ CRUSHING MACHINE.
"A SAMUEL. OSGOOD \ CO.. auctoneers (store 81 Mas
street will sell Wednesday Oct Is at lU12 o'clock
NJ in the II $40 and S72 Washington street. between
Beach and North Mooreon of whom concern,
lot OF machinery purporng 10 be crushing machine,
sold to pay sossge weighing about twenty tons Terms
cash Can be previous the sale by calling at the above
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NJ DOUGHTY AUCTroNEER.-GENTEEL HOUSE.
T. hold furniture, rosewood riarofsre, &c-M Doughty
will sell on Monday, October 49, AT V1s O'Clock lB West
Twenty eighth street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
entire furniture IN the above house; viii comprise IN
part Of rich rosewood parlor furniture, rosewood centre
iables library book dressing bureaus French
bedseads one or two suits Of parlor furniture In brocae oil
paintings oval and pier mirrors rosewood pianofore exen
tables, enaneed cottage furniture suite; cued hair
mattresses, beds holsters apd pillows, blankets china
crockey and eass voty, cutlery castors basement
ard Kitchen furpure brocafel aud lace shades
fe clocks carpets and ON cloths rich chandeliers &C.
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RIO THE VOTERS OF HE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL
j district composing the Eleventh. Fteerth aud Seven
eenh wards Having been solicited TO accept the nomination
for mber OF Congress from said district would mos;
soectuy decline have desire 20 be elected 10 Of
fee where, entering the legislative halls would become
absolutely necessary that should be fortified the
entering Sebasopol, with in hand oroldsword
he other bowie knife IN each breast and an eight revoly
IN each pocket. NAkNUM ;. MILLS,
Constable OF Seventeenth ward.
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TTRACTIvE AUCTION sALE-TnIs SATURDAY
IA morning, q. l0is O'Clock ~ 10 Nassau street. TUNIS
MOREIL suciioteer will sell furniture of superior quality
and variety Psinngs and mirrors In gilt frames; spring
hair mattresses. fancy goods gold Jewery and watches
y kinds OF Havana with almost description OF
goods 10 menon advanced and must be
sold In regular order N. BTho public must attend as 10
avail advantages At liberty to leave article
day II not perfectly satisfactory.