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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

MY. Esuc!sannss-sssc Popular VO9c
1t is yet impossible, says the Pittsburgh
Post, to decide what number of votes has
been cast for each Of the Presidential candl.
dates, and it may bea month yet, before per-
feet accuracy can be arrived at. But oI
this one fact we feel we'll assured Mr.. Bn
chanan will not fall very fnrshort OF ma
iarty of all the votes of the people. One
other fact is pretty certain already. Ere
mont does not lead Fillmore very much in
the number OF votes received. Fremont is
in the minority in New York, Pcnnsylva'
MIA, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and probably
Iowa. This range of great States has giv'
en- majority of the popular vote against
him and his party. In Wisconsin, Michigan,
and the New England States alone. has Frc-
mont got majority of the popular vote;
and those eight States Pot together have ten
less electoral votes than the two States o
New York and Pennsylvania.
"T'hese facts show conclnsircly whlcf
party it is that bids fair to to bear sway io
long time in future. The Democratic
party is completely organized. Its Princi
pies are harmonious and clearly Defined
1t has the prestige Of success' and is il
power. 1t has the clear majority OF oil The
votes in all the Southern States, except one
and in five at least Of the Northern States
and in one year more, il will doubtless hn''
the ascendency in several more of the Nor
thern States. Such are our prospects.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

MOUNT VEsuv1us.--A letter from Naples
says: "Land slides into the pricipal crater Of
Vesuvius have been taking place for some
time past. 1t is feared that the entire sum-
nit of the mountain will disappear in the
open chasm. Violent and continued reports
have Of late proceeded from the volcano"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

THEocRAcY AND DEMcCRACY.-A writer
in the Paris Constitutional, speculating on
american affairs, says, "sacerdotal infience
lis nowhere in the civilized world more active
snd potent than in the United Stltes. and
The republic is as much theocracy as de-
Z Haocracy." The Frenchman must have come
( % this conclusion from the late Presidential
contest, when SO many preachers took to
politics. The result of the election, howev.
err. shows that his conclusion was somewhat
hasty.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27
our National and State Legis!G-
ssE5.G a-F lures.

our SatiOnal ana Stistc LeSESaa-
ssAs.1 4 lures.
On Monday next, the first Of December,
both Houses of Congress will assemble, and
the people will look for less OF the humbug-
rery, fanaticism and disgraceiul doings that
chsiacteriz ed the last session. Whether
they will be dsaPpointedor not, remains to
be seen. The true inteIests Of the country
may receive some attention, though we
think that but little Of good legislation can
be expe .ted from the scctiouOlists who con-
troll the House of Representatives. The
present Congress will cease 10 exist after
the 4th of March; after which the Democ
raccy-the true friends OF the masses--will
control the business Of the National Legs
lature. ..
The adjourned session of the Ohio Legis
loture will meet at Columbus on the frs
Mondty of January. AS our readers ar
aware. the Legislature OF this State is ais
under the control of the sectiOnalists, and
species of legislation may therefore be ex
pectcd that will in no manner add to III
honor or welfare Of the state. 1t will b.
simply repetition of the disgraceful acts
with perhaps the addition of few cvel
more inramous-that characterized the ses
sion of 1855 6.
The readers Of the Sentinel may expec
to be fully advised Of all the principal doing
ofbotK Congress and the Legislature. W
look for lively scenes this winter and tb
Sentinel will be always up to the times.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

j e01TJas. B. Comegier, of Dover, has been
selected by the Governor Of Delaware, to
fill the seat Of the late John M. Clayton, in
the U. s. Senate.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27
Official Vote 0flIlin0is.

III The following telegraphic despatch was
. received since our last issue:
aaa 1a @ SPRINGFIELD, Qll.,) Nov. 10.
SO Illinois to the Democracy Of the Union,
greeting! The official majority in Illinois,
for Buchanan, is 9,l64.
ISAAC R. DELLER,
!, Chairman Dem. State Central Com.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

or One fourth of Mr.. Fiilmor's strength
in Rhode Island was in Newpcrt, which
voted, Fremont 345; Buchanan 1885, Fill
more $40.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

CoIumBus, Nov ember 24--The officia
returns Of Ohio are as follows: Fremont,
ls7 ,497; Buchanan, i7O,s74; Fillmore, 49,
t25; Gerritt Smith, l56,
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Candidate for GOvcrnOr

sThe Zanesville Aarora comes to US with
the name OF RUFUS P. Ranney, atits mast
head, as its candidate for the next Governor
of Ohio. Judge Ranney is well and favor
ably known to the Democracy of the State
as man Of ability and character, and has
worthiIy filed some of the. highest Offices
in their Gift. He has just left the bench OF
the Supreme Court with most enviable
reputation as jurist, und we think, if Sc
lected as our candidate for that office, he
would poll large vote.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-11-27

9T Mr.. Mcconnell, Of Sangamon Co.,
Illinois, has tie largest flock of sheep il
! the United States. 1t numbers twesty-one
Thousand, and of the choicest merinos. 4
OF Gen. Jones, of South Carolina, with
90 emigrants who went out to Kansas with
him, returned to L9urens, s. c., few days
since. f" aaf -
~ Judge Mclean is still suffering Sc
vcrcly from the injuries sustained by the up
setting Of an omnibus. 'E' ~
or Three fugitive slaves passed through
Cincinnati on Thursday night FOR Canada,
by The underground Railroad. So says the
Gazstte.
I GFThe Petersburgh (Va.) Express states
y that Mr.. Falconer, the treasurer and ticke
agent of the Petersburgh Railroad Company
was, on Saturday morning last, summoned
q before the Mayor, at the instance OF tn
4 President, (William T. Joynes, Esq. oil
r charge of embezzling the funds of the Com
papy, and subsequently comitied for furthe
!, hearing. s ,pc. $50 ~ a.ut
J.. "A. n. HoppEL AcoUIrTEp. jury i
n he case ofMr. A. F. Hoppell, conducto
|, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad, at tn
!. time oil. the late terrible accident, and VII
r was charged with manslaughter, have rem
dered verdict Of acquittal.
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table have been and generally caused by
circumstances which have only temporary inauencs.
The large arrivals of spese from Australia aa1 the
circumstance that ~ per cent will be taken OF the
quotations Of Corsols IN tns Of fortnight
that within two three weeks If not earlier, the bauk
will find necessary reduce their rate of discount
five per cent have been inf tending support
the market. Yesterday Consols for money 6rst
quoted 94A e47s, whence they advanced to e4A a
count the Last transactions we're at o45s 94< The
scrip Of the loan ranged between IL and "a pre-
MUM, az it closed at premium Bank stock left of
at us 216H:-
To day, after the opening, Consols advanced to 4k
buyers aad continued steady at that figure for
time but afterwards gave way to sellers at 94h The
clospg prices ollows-Consos account 9456 to
5s do. money, 944 to q.
The following table will show the fluctuations In Con-
soils since the 18th inst.
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FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE, ETC, IN WASH
INGTON MARKET.

The retail prices of pre- duce shows but little variation
this week. Meat is stu firm at the rates. and
neither fab poultry have varied much Crabs are
out Of market, but the soft shells will make their
appearance. Vegetables in slowly. Potatoes
have advanced shilling per barrel and will be cheap
until the come in. Strawberries continue very
high shilling baske, still being asked. Cherries
mand fifteen cents per pound, and are altogether too
dear This rainy warm weather that prevails must
bring down prices Good buttsr brings twenty five
cents per pound and cheese shilling Eggs ge
ting dear again, eight being now sold for shilling.
The following table shows the price OF each article
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900 600 Of treasury notes This s1m added {, about
$500 90 arising from taxes May 1856, licenses sem
annual divtepcs banE sto sRs belonging t. tbs STATE
and other ordicsry suhiscs Of revenue vii furnsh
ample means 70 enable tns Commonwealth TO meet the
Jrly iS66) interest promptly bestss paying the doA
ing debt, temporary loan heretofore obtained from
portion o. the ViEgikia banks
II proper to observe that all ths treasury notes sold
havs been purchased by bankers aud capitalists In Viz
ginis. @. w. CLUTTER,
Auditor Of Publ, Accounts.
AUDITORS OFFICE. RICHMOND, May g. 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHfs The receipts very light for the season.
About so bbs. pots have been sold Mt exc
BRFADsTUFFs.--Flour-The market exhibited change
OF ent in prcee while there animation In
tales owing in part to the disposition among dealers
sst the receipt ct the Ntsgaras private letters The
actions embraced about 5000 200 bbls., m
GLIDING the various brands at about the following quo
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED Positively WITHOUT PAIN
by meAna of abebnmbpg applcstlnnto the gums By Dr
WILSON, Dentist, "a Bond street. This application IL
erty harmless In It's Effects simply arsestng circulation
OF b0ed sroupd the tooth to be extracted tor
minu durrg which time all OF feeling tbs parts
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a UorlIk NOTICE.. PEhENfICKB gALN CrFvRNY
a ture carrots. Sc -SAnUsL us9Ncn 4 GO ausiin
eers Viii eol. this SATURDAY, at et, A.. a. aasssp
street IL nuperof suues coysrsd - s
rcb-st French fain trostsl plush and baircor ~ of
which are ~srrsaea eoc anu
Ia The very best manner carved
Centre taolss pa en exeniiop CHING A5ies sss
ne1 sofa bedstsads mahogany bee sieads cln9
French Plate mirrors, bureaus, ood mArns top
teres c paintings enEravngs oekesse paror
cbArs ch SILVER plated ware caro- tab We tse
Insrbe iop washsands second band furaiure
IA positively and without reserve The trade inyi ed
Terms cafh. Fuil particulars In catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

LIVER coin, Spanish pillar dolls. per oz..O l0H
English securi les have manifested upward tenden
oStnd irmer aspect since our last. The readiness
|isiNwhieh the new loan has besnatakenup, and the
|vorao 2 Impression created ~ the financial state
eft Ct the Chancellor OF the kxshequer have caused
very f1.afy telling 10 prevail Ia corsos. Tie Sos
auots during ths yeek a. viii be seeu by cur uual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

rCrIoN N01IOF.-W A CARTER, AUCfIoNEsR,
"A viii sell this SATURDAY at 10 o'clock a. No 10 Greenwich
street account of cernec Ge-msu splt
hio coffee straw paper caet vine hardware and cloth
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WM wl1IEEs. AUCrIoNlER. WILL sEIL ol

WIN. WlT1EIS. AUGTIoEEER. WILL SILL. ON
w TUESDAY. 10Th at 10le o'ccck st SGS broadway all tbs
splendid rosewood. oak mahogany and walnut furniture &c
IN the above essbs consisting OF rosewood and mab0
gspy suits ia brocsde brocae hair Goth and muslin chv
carved mirror and back do stands
extension tsbss solid rosewood mahogany
ctsmf suits first quality spring and hair matt dining
sus OF oak mahogsny and walnut cribs. solid ross
war6rotea French plate cOors sdeboArds bursaus
wardrobes bookcases with the cross ever extension bed
other unfnished sock This nture has been made IN the
best possible tor city retail trade and Is ready
examination Catalogues the premises. Bale per-
ermptory cafh, and pospor rain shine.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAB.
THE TURF.

FASHION JOCKEY Club -GENTLHMEN DESTROYS
Of Joining the Fashion Jockey Cub are informed that
member and the name OF the ddate for admission and
him sent TO the Secretary to be by hn
hers will please observe this rule apply undersap
cd. Aston Horse between and P. NJ
]. A. VALkNT1NE &, Secretary Fashion Jockey Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

VN1 N WRITER'S. AU0IIONEER, WILL SELL ON MON.
rds at 1919 O'Clock, at ISL Canal street large quality
Of househod furniture OF family breaking housekeeping
consisting tapestry and three ply carpets hal oh
CLOTH ssir rods hockcaeea gut frame mirrors pstpns
sofas rocking and other chairs centre tab aed tea and
coffee cutlery casters mahogany other bedse ads
ard other mattresses bedding dressrg bureaus and
washstauds toilet wsrdrcbea dining AID kichea
urri lure regeraioYs china, gass and plated stoves,
&c n hoh war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

II b. LEEDS AUCTIoNRER-BY h. Il. LEEDS co.
Saturday June at l01 O'Clock, at the saesroom No
q elegant sale Of household furniture removed
TOR convenience Of sas consisting Of carved and
mahogany suits OF sofss chairs paror chairs fAnteus
&c in brocate plush and hair coh rosewood Add
marble top centre tables bureaus
bedroom furniture consisting OF beds,eas In rosewood and
mahogany chairs w8shsas dc and bureaus painted single
double hair mattresses spng do bosters pillows. and
lot Of bedding Also Brussels, velvet and ingram csrpss
chandeliers, fixtures kitchen furniture Also
mahogany rosewood pianos upright aud
equnre. Ao Of IL O'Clock large invoice OF niad straw
ROCQS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

Ucrl0N NOIJCK-JHos. BILL AUCrIoNERR-BY
"A BILL BUSH this day, AT lnts O'Clock IL our .se ].
rooms II North wiuism street VIII Do continued cos-d
The ssct OF dry gorts millinery embrodees hosiery ard
eenuemena furnishing articles rich shswls, zss
gunner clothing large lot OF vestpgs cSp-s
sell without The Old Vs0ios London guu ard tbs
matt der OF the vauSbe watchts eve ry sver ware &c
peoged two years Also CT parasos. Also 1900
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IT b. LEEDS, AUCrIoNERR -BY n. II. LsEos 4
IL CO. Friday, June 6 a Il ocock At our stsrs No. %
&c. packages demohns and bottles part OF which are in
topd-being the balance Of an importers STOCK declining
OF fine old dank and Cognac brad-
dies qrsler and eighth casks vintage s46 old Holland
GIN In pipes bond; and Londen cordial do
old Jamaica twenty years. leo st. julien caret
DO Msrseaux bond ALSO OF superior
albert cherry denio do Pemsrn Brown In
pure juice pert and Grafam In Cases Baut sauierns and
chsmpaene; evera eniJohns fine Otard and Hennessev
DIES old Bourbon whiskey superior in boes ~
botiep Nerican q bottles Spanish olives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

w S. MELLoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND sPE
w cia sale of elegant tuntureWe phal sell At arctos
Iuescay and next at The extensive warerooma
Messrs r. A. vrede Co 5 Broadway third house above
fbos and the Metropolitan BoeI their entire valuable stock
furniture ell Of which will he sold without
and consists of the largest and best assortment OF
psrcuiarze which Will require catalogue of about 600 oa
In order appreciate TIE grest vavey and extensive
really beautiful fpruure offered for sale this
son parties DESTROYS OF purchasing should call At the ware
Monday the day before the when catalogues
w be reatv, and examine toe furniture Goods purchased
OF the city, Will be eSed With al ,e
charae, HOUGH1ON < MkII.OR, Auc ioneers,
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nAK.EH ar AHfYEIOw


DUsoEEL Westt0fr auCtI e--sOuss.
III ho'd fusriuie tss eau,dsy Jute iaas o'coc. h
irn tine 60, Il Led 81 hcnge i52 twenty dsi Ia.i
s-veah III far turs a. Waien Sss ists o.
ptosi onsis,iu Of spende Od
psnt a ths modern frpf venscs aus
scld ios-woe tiDirt 2so.s
otsIs Ia paraor ch<ra, VIE G,s
suits covered hrocsdo 2e egsnt ross ~o'd etc
mirror ftout receoioo anc Turt al cosa.
pes asset. IL fss, long with AID bssote csig
nsli,l DO CHI vita unqus sad vsinA
lscs cutsiuA win
rortscls OH paintings richly framed divsn oosrs
hrurcs God chsmoer bed dr-ss
g bureaus waso.sucs, commodes all to match aud uads
chevs mirrors % ~ardrooe ~ hair
beds 6anlss &C. with large and esssa ysney 81 aa,s,y
tens tab rich ruby and rysal cut gsss to match
wooo AND This has been used but
ne and viii fully realize tbs expeoaous OF purchasers tbs
me scsoun. Of Gather Csiaog,ss oan be Obtain Il u
the house.
NyRUsrEEs PEREMPTORY SALE-sY ORDER or TIM
Court OF Common Pleas Of PM adelphis nt,.-FHo-
land ii Ly oompg CO Pa ten miles nom wilamsDor Al
30 mineral a. Inx ~ Saa acres aud 10 LySs
eyenns Win be sold public ssle. isou. reserve ms
kxehange the following described lands VIZ
iS2 sf sonsnns seher Ss acres and %
No 2-Also mineral mining privileges in 81 tracts IA
iermEscn tract to sold seusra.y and $50 on e.uA -
be paid at the time of sale One h I'd of the pprohass
Court and the remaining thirds to be sursd bond and
mt.9ape psabie with interest in three annual install
hrnston. randbin dsacp had tbs suc,Ins
rooms 81 and 60 south Fourth street sae Of the whole via
GEO. CADwALADER,
N. THOMAS Suns, Auceoneers
Nos. g. ard 60 South Fourth street. Philadelphia
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c-FW Money - c-F0r Acc01U.--@
Lowest. Highest. Closing. Lolosst. Highest. Clog
May IT.. 933s 93A 9SA 93I "a "a
49,. "a 94H 94iS 94A 94x 9iM
90. 94I 94N 942s 943s OAK 941
81. 94S 941s 94ss 94E 94H 94K
o.. 94H OAK 94as 94X 94's 94h
49,. 94H 94k 94X p4X 94X OAK

The foreign stock market has not varied In greA
degres, but prices generally been maintained with
6rmness In Buenos Ayres the transactions ct Tx
a78 The other business comprised-Braziiian five per
cents, 99A Mexican for money, 2se for the account,
231 2ST.
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NAIEKs 4 Co.-H. r. LEEre, AUOI IoNEER.-WEEKS
w CO. will continue the sale OF their new and subsAu
tally msde furuure at auction, at their store l0s Fulton
street at Q O'Clock. The attention Of buyers called To
tnis GALE
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II II. LtEDs, AUCTIONRER.-BY II. Il LEEDS CO.
H.htndsy June O. at II O'Clock, at the saesrooms %
Nassau ee choice collection of kngsh beoks superbly
bound end elegantly illustrated Ao an extensive co lection
torcsl biographical law and Illustrated book Amonst them
may found the folowng-Galere du Palais Pitt, thick
volumes ROYAL folio 500 fine enEravngs executed by the first
Italian artists fishers Bedtordshre anuqaes III plates,
mostly coored Fishers WRrwckshtre antiquities G curious
c,cred plates Wodyermans complete works l0 ane engrav
royal folio; ShAkspsre tAbleRux royal 8vo
richly illustrated p ates Cons sbe's English landscape
46 engravngs steel half morocco; Byron seel
Yavings half ShRkeperes hsroneR royal 8vo richly ius
pates casses history of the teshered tribes 500
cravings Cas- ellis exhibitor, do. book OF
Tunes do Cowpers poetcal works Is steel
ngs The above collection will be exhibition Friday and
Sat Juue 6 and T..
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UCTI0N NOYICK -3KRARD BETS WILL SILL o.
konday June9 ii o'clock al 40 Beaver by order OF the
ssser the stock OF frs liquors. Havana segAs
fixtures &C. contained In the above consisting In
ayana seghs chan ,agns sherry port ssu,srne, Rdas
vine, brandy sptris. bot temchus liquor tin
cans soda water, &C. Also, bo.uug ma hins pumps
ard other re
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CILBBRT s. SAVAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANp

GILBERT S. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEkR.-LARGEA ARD
VI peremptory sale of elegant carriages -BAGLEY i
SAVAGE OF SO Cedar street. will auction, at 694 Broad
way Metropolitan HOTEL extensive audi splendid
carriages for the purpose out the
OF Manufacturer commencing the sale Wednesday, the
1h nst 10 O'Clock and continuing irom day 10 day Pub
lie attention special Invited to the of this stock which
embracing whatever s desirable for elsgsn,e and con.
vapence ighness ard all CT which will be sold
Also stock, harness fv nets shifting poss DC Bills under
$3.50 ratb $40 spd under $500 ninety days $500
and under $500, months; $500, montsor ap
proved psper Carriages WIFI be packed for shipping ard al
by the suchoneer will have the Of
the maNer Catalogues store Of auconeer 80 Cedar street,
nrAu inns q aAle
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perempory aale ct AGO elegant carriages by 8agley
Savage q. 5e4 Broadway, commencing Wednesday 18th
ns at 10 O'Clock A. For fo particulars advertise
ments In the Herald 10 morrow.
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NEW YORK AND ERIN RAuROAD.-or AND AFs
IN tor Monday Nay 49, 1856, and until further notice.
trains viii leave pier foot Of Duane street, olevA

NEW ARRANGEMENT -ACCoMMoDATIoNL LINZ FOB
IN Norwsfk and Rocky Neck The steamer NORwALK,
Capt George Rodman will leave pier side Of C.herns
clip, East river daily, Sundays excepted AT O'Clock NJ
leaving South NorwaIk Mt O'Clock NJ. Fare, 30 cents.
Leaving Rociy Neck q 81 Fare 50 cents Freight taken at
livery Of the goods. All forbid trusting
= - - CHARLES j. DuDGR Agent
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IA LILLIAN IRVING AHoftoNEsR AssTGNfs
w seie.-- Fine Old braLd,es vines, chsmpsgne carst
&c. WILLIAM IRVING a 90 viii ae at auction g.
turdsy june at loh O'clock 81 toe sales rooms No pae
fine chsrpsgpes various brands Also oice lo pro-
serves, nsvsra aegars, &c. sold b order OF
THOMAS q. HURLY, Attorney for M0rtgsgoo~
Also for aocour. OF whom sy concern 70 close cooar
nershp lD0 st. Julien Medac oaret LecaasBoa %
ct Julien Medoc. A. Heron 80 chateau. Leove; -
Marganx Medoc csre pitts 100 superior anao
ST. Jean Margoux; two half and two quarter
brandy IN bond duty paid 100 bsekets sweet OIL 10
serdnes halves and rs bAakes Champ
lerye brands.
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N,unIS HORkELI.. AUCrIONEER.-tNo POSTPONE
pnement l-ysrious invoices and catalogue Of fgrnure
&c win be 80 d. without reser this morning. Of ek O'Clock
AZ 70 Nassau street several sonenis cuding EnEah vet
vet lBrnsses and ingram Competing in quantities deaSed
spring ard Red hair mat refrigerator oil paintings
counting house decks eva mirrors oak sidebcsrds
spd exereop dining tables Also mahogany and h,sck
walnut; 100 fancy boxe iron safes bronze
ecord hand rosewood pian0os London and Ne YORK
Makers with other furniture fully described cAAlog
Hoxfpg 4, n n moderate
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y and Haversraw-From foot OF jaw street North river
On End after Sunday June 1896 the fsvore THOs
A. Hs S wl iesyo Hsverssrsy for New Yort 40 ~
6:l0 Workers. $50 VIII leave New York for Haversraw
$50 A. and p M landing at Yonkers Hastings Dobbs
for New York Sing Sing, l:so P. M Tarryown 2;
Do5be Ferry, 2s0 Hssngs 2:40 Sonkers 3b; arriving
New York at 40 For pArl!cnars INQUIRE N 2O2 West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

NEW FERRY TO wEEHAwKEN GROVE AND POI-
IN ccks Pavilion Fare CENTS Ths fAyorte steamer p.
GRIFFIN Capt. David Pollock will leave Sunday june
snd foot OF Amos street esr foot BeAoa Hreet
ll, 12 j ga, ga and clock, leaving the Grove he
las trim al O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

~. day. II o'clock, at NO IL Maiden lane, large and
rich invoice Of gold ard diamond awery viz: gold
lever duplex and hunting aches also silver do also ladies'
watches diamond pins and rings earrings STUDS gold vest
epd guard chains sleeve buttons seal rings and keys ockes
breas pins finger rings bracelets &C. BY order OF