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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

MrAS-We learn that on last week Mon
day, somebody went into the North Union
Office at West Charleston and piled the aiver
tsemants, reading matter, larg" and small
type, together, making rather mixed up
mess.
The ORLEANS Co. STANDARD says -
"Any one who would he guilty of an outrage like
this ,uld not hesitate % steal the c1rVers from
the platter of blind Glier, an then lek him be-
cause they were not n,nepences
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

The National ScTics Of Biographies.
We are requested to cory the following
letter Of the Superintendent Of Common
Schools in New York City, concerning this
series
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

The President recoInmt nds the repeal, either
by Congress or the Territorial Legislature, Of
such Of the Kansas Laws as are unconstitu-
tional, or restrictive Of free exercise OF the
rights established by the Kansas Nebraska
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

THE RICHMOND ESouiRER BEcomNG ANiABLE.
The Richmond Enguner of the 2d publishes
an urticlc in relation to the Ed,nJug Re
ricc, which contains some remarks of very
different character from those usually found
in that Journal
During the canvass We often spoke in very round
terms Of the universal moral, political, social and
religious scepticism of the black republicans. We
asserted the party to be mere congeries Of isms
We w'Te SINCERE IN assertions. We non
dcce'r Il. We respect Americans too much, North
and South to believe for a moment that party -
large as that which voted for Mr.. Fremont is COM
posed wholly, indeed chiefly, Of fanatics, nflels
or sceptics. Wo have to look out for other causes
for this national movement. W. find clue t.
them in the article on which commenting
The North believes the South arrogant ovcrbearing
and aggressive. The North is mistaken, but sin.
cere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

The CHrRcH ST. CRoCKERY STORE, Our
attention was called, n day or two since. to
the large assortment Of beautiful china, glass
ware, fancy goods &c, with which Mr.. :. S.
Blows has stocked his new quarters on
mring his beautiful vases Of Bohemian glass,
rich silver plated tea services and castors,and
the profusion Of ornamental goods which
crowd his shelves, together with substantial
Crockcry Cutlery, Britannia &c. Mr.. Brown
informs us that be purchased his goods at
great bargains at auction, and that they will
he sold accordingly. ~ this present time Of
the year. our rcacers will Dc well to make a
note Of these facts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

The subject Of the sugar Iuties, is begin
ming to occupy attention. Gen Houston has
moved a resolution for n suspension Of the
duties for two years. If the excessive pro.
lection now enjoyed by the sugar planters Of
Louisiana and Texas can be saved At ALL i. is
by some such concession as this. The i'm.
portation of sugar last year amounted 70
S24 900 900, on which the duties amounted
to s. 200 600.
The sugar crops Of Louisiana md Tsxis ave
fallen off greatly. The entire value Of tho
crops Of last year is said to exceed hut
n little the amount of duty plid on the for
eign article
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19
ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF The SECRETARY OF
LIE IN1IRIna

lHB INTERIOR.
The quantity of land sold for cash Acres
last year il 1927 81
Received therefor SIS sol ,4l4,53
Located with Military scrip and
Land Warrants, $3.50 IS,
Swamp Lands approved to the
States, o,o3o -,
Selected under Railroad Grants
(estimated) Is GSO,S7,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-19

viz 80 per cent on part, o per cent. on
part, and 20 p cent. on part, while with
wool free Of duty in other manufacturing
countries, the duty operates as liscrimina-
ton against the labor and capital Of our own
people. This is peculiarly the case az to the
coarscr fabrics, which we admit at a less
duty than we impose upon wool
The climate of the United States is such,
that manufactures of wool arc used winter
and summer, in some Of the States, and in
the winter months. in all and the finer fabrics
are used in ALL 1t is an article for clothing
and other uses, that our climate and our
habits do not permit us to dispense with and
which our people can and will manufacture
for themselves, If our tariff laws are arranged
so as not to discriminate against them, and
in favor Of other manufacturing nations"
The Secretary thinks several articles might
well be added to the free list, because in the
raw state there is no domestic competition
of importance, and tho duty seems only to
dcpress our manufacture for instance, " the
admission Of raw silk, free of duty, would in
iurc no home interest, and might, in time,
30 increase our manufacture of the article, as
to reduce foreign importations."
The Secretary believes, taking all things
into amount. that nd rolorem duties are pre-.
ferable to specific ones yet he is aware o.
the great liability to frauds in the former
method, and especially how it is made t.
give an advantage to the foreign importer
over the home one, and he suggests some
notifications to prevent it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
A USIIos NOTICE nHor y ASn CROWDS II Ea .sr

UCTIOH NOTICE -Hor 81 AND GROUNDS IN EAST
"A fewars-E MILLER. Auetoneer VIII sell on he
Monday. SEPT - ~ "a O'Clock A. ". under the
direction of 8. r. Hiyer ard H. kiehe Es3rs., executors
he house and TroUDcs lately occupied by Col bicaah Rey
pe.ds deceased The house stuad he oank OF the
Psssac IFsr containing IS tnssed rooms
ereBusive 81 bssf dtHh and kitchen. most HE
rally subpEed with closets rapres and cestr The
grounds possessing dock FRAT ne river u a5i teei
Aysoe Tee vegetable aud nower
aen aud orchard al in 5e most complete order ssd vel
pnsd With e. dice frat ruDuery, ornln nal trees and dow
r4lk lar, suite for 4 large dairy win
stables and ones requisite The establishment on the pro-
Der well " the prrest water he whole beng q
ss.t.hs property for investment r Tor residence Terms
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A uCrIoN yOTrCY-rHOs. BELL. ATCTIosEEp-
n ~ HELL nlSH his day, a. i0ts otlcs the
sssrsrnoms u Norh william s,ret va he col frst ~
~ chlnery e3ee maccuruni Also househoid
slss bedFieads sefss hess piaBofors. looking gase
p~fnR desks caJpss also, lo Of fancy FOODS lewcry
fane Watches &C., ore fsadon ard gof hunug
s~s lever watch, By order ~ lie Marsha Also stock a
coed clothing FRIDAY and Sa'uriay 81 will be duly
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4 rcr1nY NoTIcr - MIIenN ArfTInvTER WIfr

A UcrIoy NOTIcE-H WILSON. ATcTf0NEER, WILL
"A sell V fr.day morning a. TO- o'ci0s b.
txogue Tie entire cntenfs AZ the large four dwelling
ftLae NJ West kOa eenth stree the whole
Of workmansriP al made order, and
N excellent consi.n Paror fGrnilreAbout I'D yards ~
sh velvet earpets three agrcen rosewood raror sgls
spvsr,d Ia elegant satin hrocse, la,ge easy voars ADD
sss and mirror doors back rned with wool very
sxpenyey carved elegant rosewood centre side and
abss ladies' rosewood secretary with mirror door, lined
MI ssn wood massive rosewood bookcase aud secretary
wh eegani carvings made " mae the roew - paror FUR
sfurc rosewood stands two superior
xrsad acton rosewood panotoes, stool AMI large
eerrh plato enpsnsve lace and brocaiel window
sttans, also, grsat variety OF oil paintings emhra. ns
many valuable srccfncn cue largo fru piece BY seidei
~fnisr vews, moonlight sea yie~s landscape
xc. an eegspcy framed; large sze elegantly Decorated
shna vases, Par8n aid 'Bess lgHres tive ny day
ssoln eockS Together With nary other costly ma1t
mems. mahogany, sGek walnut AID Eo0f cushioned
char covered hsFeoin and medallion rocking and easy
CHAIRS sofas * and black walnut tabies rich
skr TEA ard dErrr see eut class cnyFisng fun
sorfUer such urubrs. w!rcs, pagaes cpbes
lsry cia-sfs sats trsrr ltt leuonades pitchers, he;
also ccsfiF silver uch rsvovir viii
salverH vOry cutlery. cfcckry. ulas vegetable
siNhss urefrs aC fhs furntare II 81 the bed
socns. cont lnur - marie cottage, black walnut aud
hcSsny rn.heneQ chairs cant rseeooi shogsny oacx
se~t " eaAef hccs sfd pillows, I'D ant
scEEnv rar,e top bureau aGi washsi.nls rssrh the
eedsif adj if y cc~lef cfna toilet beirsgm
ssy cs mirror e,e, are voraoles eeghnt stair csrpes
-eciai aicutsu ~ hs The SEQ, enba sing
sveryhng ri,h ami drgratis usef sld ornamental.
70 iha furnishing conlete z arsf house Pur.
ssssers NAY rry hit ne entire NJ s b. sod without
seods mus be removed ~ the day Of sale sale positive
Without rfasgd % wFa4cr.
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SPORTING.


II zRosESB ons
N EyROsrwt ILLUMINATING on
"a - r@th Of lbss Oh give a NJ psb isb. A. %
81
Xssosrys Burapsura on.
See certificates stshs c'see ~ Ne md
Prepared e,prersly ~ 4
= Fs n Mons osthe sseve shs sor .afe.
Ark1kNa, Agents 81 Eerceene On 81
q BesvW s6seA
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AUCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcTIovFFa.--
n BY = BoGARI. Tie lay, a. lOi, oel,cg, No s.
kssde street Gsn'ee houschod frniure consisting m pAl
~ mahogany Faflor st 80 setes sofas parior, F0are
zns chairs nrhls Tor tables dr~ss
sr bureaus work tables Used With satin wopa three py
osrpets 0acch, elegant rcd u,hou.ny waFAro5es nahs
sny French tedsteads spring pure hair lnaarasas M
ssy 'esher beds and bedding large mirrors sDepfd 81
rrsion dining table window curtains aud sSld ma
lesany rsry carved secretary bokease, 1rnansis
narel clock tgether with of Ad
ss1 kichen urnure. lie above furniture made - srer 81
tsek. and = he best aliy. n B.Adeno4 wg be re.
snree ffca ~ purchasers and The gods renaxsd
Ne e me day as he oNher 9 going . Elrnne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

UrTIoS NorIcs-r v CROFT lrCTrovyrR. "a
"A Pine street. vii sci SATURDAY Sep, q, AZ oo0-k
A. n isreeiosgre of cha tel mortgage he coal va-i
II Vfny third ard rd avenue the city
Lev YORK ne lease and good viii q sad premises together
wth toal cars losteN haraess sfeds
ass and cre furniture a-f all osher property hereoa 2u1
sereuno teongng Terms q ale eash. By order mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

BEsyFTr sao SUCCESSORS TO TEvSEY, LAT
ID 2si Brea,say cs-ner ~ surss hsec fs@f
$50 Hroafway few Doors above Nibios vi
fttre stock Of has vsrhcs ewsry and silver
ch hsy selsF " heir rief ~ ard The puDAc
Is ~ bksSE1T 4 BRO. So Broaswsy,
Tp1or the Metropolitan Eoel.
NiAHOrps-InK TRADE n RESPECTFULLY ~.
~ termed that raiy nanufacturinG have
hard lag. stock Of tscnd ewery Of the lae.i styiss
ierte rtmeut II earncras hand Setting done ~
sc rsde Diamonds horght fer cash.
uRpMANs A co. EI Brown. street.
TIwFfRY AND IIAwoNDS VERY Low-rHg suB
81 scyheT Tor the last ghefn 10 business Wal
selling OF descr tons 81 hpe gold, dam nd and Al
r Winds ef ieyelry At wholesale and RETAIL ~ much go
thar the usual prizes.
ades beautiful God csmsa carbuncle and resri
carrirc ptns ard bracelets In a1D o. alU
Ia. pfUs golf cameo. mosaic, rsaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

A UCTIoS SOTICE.--JAAES CUSHING. AUcTIoNEER.
n will sell this day, the 18Th lest a. h.pas Ten o'clock
n NJ he Eleventh aud Forty street
Ne entire AriuTes d Ehoesae and retail liquor store,
ssing Of "a caks AZ various sizes plated beer pumps, liquor
ban pc te oh0s kegs fancy bottles decsners, glasses
spunier shelving the ia the Of the
the tit ~ May 1888 Persons wanting class
n,sure woud 10 wei . attend his sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

py JosErH BEcEyAr, rcr1oNEER.-FRTDAy
ID September - nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ ~ he eeufrai saie-
~ a. enrner OF Wloughby sni Pearl streets 8-ooslyn
sriar week q household furniture velvet tapev
-s~ae and srafn ocotha oil palntnra eugray
pf evepeioa abies mahogany sefsa tte aees mahoga
ard chairs bsdsteads natressos crockery,
vsre psnos sscvts, &C. Also, ope buggy lop Wagon II
1 sss order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

pCssErL ". wFslcoTT. aucrIoNE1R, AUCTION
IL sac 4 elegant household furnue-eplerdi sooi
Broanss It,. y st PSI .sir Wv ws vs. aaeas
rcssSoa al "a nogny faaFe esas il ' aos.s
No. i52 Ne-t Twsnyast street, few dasrs from seventh
pss daie o sfsry asa Chamber iarSe among q
.s s9 ~ ,o f V .s Ps9 s@ 10Y ssy
osew,e risnoiortc hea'liaiy Had with pearl In perfect
Ton and reclining eha ~ IN medallion mequei AMI ssn richly
SS' sS r s sss % @SS s @ N 90
centre and sofa hes Eruscsn marble and pyramids
sreds,sd ga seIssr,d shade; .sPsrs rs.swoea
ss sps rSss earsn p To.ersd Ses ro.so 81
marble 200 boreaus with marble top wsshs.snds AID CON
"a tTsnsa n. ,s %Sr s w e.as sss re
n.oa sss se nesss sna mlson sPs- 70 a
CASE syrins ,es sni rrereh ce,ase sbsrs Oval irrv.
Sss fos@ csas res sas dnaa a s s pieces via
% s sSs o sp ss % 81 sa @.ss n
ure Eysry article IN house viii sold rcssrye
q ale, when he fSrSare en- 30 essnlDed
n = HorGBToS, ArcrIoysER -THls DAY
1hu,sasy 2, W esok a. Las sesrosa ~ sa-ss
ans u.aho~by frsrure steaah plac pier And mensi
sgre. A. forming o re most extensive ed bssafgl
ooeeilens 4 bouseaoa Furniture ever offered - auction y
.psefaiy Inyi,ea y csn sas ersmss Ior llcuselye.
sSs ff hSp@s Il ! veil ssoaa . or frss s '' W.
male liberal aah sdyapees 70 masuf,s,ar.rs srsers We
chase fur BE uafe or otherwise can buy with confidence
s Z. oghd h y J ss.ss ard sars
louis XIV siye made 70 order u Phalephs ana Cos. s
io YARDS superior tapestry carpers sx rpeesood - snf
octave ranoftes, ~ q te hes ciiy msnufsc'urer-
elegant plate mirrors ape o paintings solid rosewood
eseesfes marble side and sofa tables French
orre bookcases cabinets, escreioires ball stands
chairs match patent desks msie
tables dnrg chairs sDias tote atees Turkish
eagv chars ana walnut sdeboards vardrubes rosewood
mahogany walnut nn1 oak b-fste1fs mirbe top bureaus
ami wsslsa nds, hair aresscs, pallassss. &c. Ac
m q. HorGHroN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. us
7. Nassau street, between Beskman and Ann AZ rrt.
ale large eni splendid stock NJ rishy carved sd
rosewood. mahogany walnut nsk and ensrneiled
c inatOora aed chamber flrniurs psnofo tea fres IA
6ne o paptngs SC. which the pubic IA
vea being The largest AMI best assorted sock
4 city. Auction sales every Thursday a. i95s O'Clock
rI,1YARTSDs. PORT wIsE-AUCTToN, TOMORROW
= Inis O'Clock, al 81 Dey street Of Grecnwlch
~ r eask ~ port, kegs Of tsuaruds. bundeg charcoal
ire tres da AGED ground coffee teas soap hard.
esre su,iery canes ffty dozen steel sh9vcis,
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. suctioaeer.
wv WHITES, hrcTIoSEss Will SELL. or
me eenee household nrnf IRE o. family break
nr ~ large pier ard mantel mirrors window
ctais, and shades paintings elegant velvet spesy hse
pr nrd ohgr carp.$s olo'hs, bat REX ssr carpet ara
rods mahoaAny snd slnut hedsfeads hair end other nat
eses bsrs tnd bedding marble top AMI plain bureaus All
wassunds toilet seis, Mahogany bostcases waftrooes
dining ard kchsn fursgre &c ckna gsss AL paed
sAFe, gekng reve, &c
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A uCTtoN NOTICE.. BOgART. srcTfoSEER.-Dy
- :. h9ghhT friday. ~ ~ oclocs, a. The syt.en
arnhle z ever aescrrton Al o az sAansh1e owls
~. irp bsse A. = io = groccrieA mscoarons. &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
sALEs AT AUCTION.

At Apcrros-IsoN sAFEs-FIFrEEN NEW AND
"A second superior safes Of various sizes suitable for
doctors jewellers viii be sold, TO close the
concern on Wednesday Gath instant at II o'clock A NJ, at
IA Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
N pouegIY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NJ DOUGHTY, trcTIoNEER.-ExFCrIIoy SALE
WI. eel household furniture, rosewood pianoorte 4c
postponed from Monday, on account Of the weaher-h
louChty Will sell Friday, lua O'Clock, at lB West
Twenty all the furniture contained hersn
ssrg OF Two eeEan paror suits covered Ia hrcca,e and
plush hy panofure stool ard
Wood bookcase pie glasses brocael and lace
ans saaes rosewood ceare aud card tables rcecp
rocking chairs acics s1ias mahogany and
chairs o paintings and engravngs library booSct use,
ctegprea backs ana o DrnOn click ~
also the chamber urnure, pare hair mattresses bedscsda
washsaas enalaeci e.mbcr fsabsr Solscrs and
pillows blankets auiUkc tapestry, three ply Ingram room
stair carpets 1ugh9ui he house, gas chsner ivory
cutlery silver china dinner and tea TAsi
sion dnIr table inirgroom CHAIRS sofa ohio B. meat
safe hall and Easoaues bose morning III sale.
sas pererdptory. Deposits re- CURED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

A UCTIoN NOTrCE.-H T. LEEDS CO., AUCTION.
IA eersMorgage sale. Rich and costly household srniurc
wood parlor French and silk plush and
zAnlel mirrors oil paintings works Of art &c T. LEEDS
auctioneer VIII sell this Thursday morning. nj lots
eclaek BY virtue Of chsel mortgage made and executed
the lst day Nay lass s. Nash, the OF three
hundred fifty dolsrs the
Kind ard description Contained IN the four
story house in West twenty sixth street. the Sixth
Sue described in said mortgage foowsRosewood
rannfore stool ard cover solid rosewood paror
French do covered IN silk plush
rosewood SIDE and sofa tables, with Egyptian marble
rosewood secretary bookcase rosewood
eiegere, with stuery marble tops; elegsa.
oil ani imported from Frame velvet and Brussels
co~y ebita orInon c.ocAs Parian and bslua
Agnres hronss china 8gufe together vi large variety Of
asrlor dining tables china a.i dinner
rich cat gass ware silver ivory cutlery &c.
Alss al the rosewood aud mahogany furniture contained
GODS which choicest description
solid rosewood and nshogany beng entire suits % alsh
frcughout also IA the 5edd.og hair mattresses made %
q kad. The sale Will punctually
No. O'Clock rain shine w the entire basement fGrui're
he sale viii continue until the fun % 50 $50 together
with neres anu al expenses thereon has been fully pail.
Parties eesrors 81 purchasing superior articles for house
seeping viii do well ~ be hand by 1913 O'Clock. the
mortgage ieseY; ed 70 sell under circumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

DAwtBR0KERs' SALE or MEMS FINE WINTER
i eo'hiDg his day--A. ChIsrsLAh. - Bowery
u sell u or'f largo aEsornen. fnens lae OH.
inR cortpe rock ana sack coat, doss<n
ard ain a4d velvet vests &c also
~ O'Clock 90, ltrfc ~ ~ tine Frcnch cot doc
hul wezilBas suitable Tor Tie htnt
ior uedc, also. thrse gold untehes. q 4 Z. ERfDEN
BFhG f.6 iild.on stree; and 20 East Broslwae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

Afd Al ohcts yies ~ sleeve buttons, for sale very low
GEO. =. ALLEN
fr.rrt, watches and iewe'ry wholesale end retail II
Wa ,'rfe' ~ cnd HDpr near Rr1sJvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

WI c. ALBuRTUS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale OF gold silver and plated watches, cameo SETS
breast pins earrings finger rings studs sleeve buttons
on thursday sept Is at 0,. O'CLOCK AT 10 Court street 90
posiie City Hall. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

M1nA FOR SALE THIS DAY TO THE HIGHEST
DIUU. offer, porter house In the First war, on he
North SIDE the shipping and Steamboat landing
Apply this day, at 1855 Broadway room IA. r,n,x,rox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
FOR SALE.

On STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR sALE-oF
~ new patterns and warranted 70 give satsacton.
s BRYANT 81 and 80 Columbia street, ~ T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

JksEs GOLF, sucTIoSsER.- BOOTS. SHOES &c
~ sheri-s sale.-JAAES COLE SoS viii sell This day
hurseAy September - at 10 O'Clock at 500 Fulton street
0yfos'e he ely Hall Brooklyn. ard general
positive. JEROME ~ ERsoS, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

A UCTToS SoTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE or FIRST
n class and second hand household furniture panofortes
shina, glass ware, .&c-SAMUEL OSGoOD CO, Auc-
uoneers wl sell a. q Nassau street 20 morrow, Thursday
NJ lO O'Clock A. M the finest stock OF paror and other urn
offered a.ucton this fall article OF which viii
be positively sold without the least pay advances
xc The sock comprises twenty rosewood paror SUITS
sch brocate plush and hair cloth coverings rosewood ward
robes dressing bureaus aud wahsands centre marble
bles rich enameed chamber furninre solid oak chamber
rosewood AMI other bookcases rich gilt frame mirrors
oil lin sofa bedseads paFsor, r0c1ing and
chairs marble top rosewood etegeres Turkish chairs
spfng mattresses mahogany belsieads and bedding
One rosewood and two mahogany panooes second hand
furniture, carpets cutlery plated crockery glass
&c. Particulars in catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

11OS FOR sALE-IHIs DAv A BAR LAGRR BI FER
%1LC. saloon, and oyster and refreshment room, IN
good location and cheap Tho location unsurpassed
New York Apply TO A. ROBINSON, 1856 Broadway, room
fourteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

NOR WILL. BUY THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
1JC Of the best and liquor store N the Thirteenth
doing good cash business As the owner " go
ing West he viii self low. Apply in the store, 70 Geock
street or 81 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25

ES, y COLON -EUhNiIURE At vArDERBfLT,s
~ Landing staten laland-F COTTON vll asI IN 90.
II Sept ~, a. i05s clock nonHo n f.SS ple,n,ng
q Al Townsend avenue, van4srbnfs landing sfser
sland ne entire furniture conn rising every rea9s.
~ Tor houseteepinE carpets Oh cloths paror dinns roo
kefroom and Kitchen gooe also pariov al
SEEKING siovee Ac, A. sale vii BE- psrsnpsorv seq
beats every hour from he Battery.
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AUCTION NOTICE 10000
havana and other
OF forty different brands
To be sold az auction /
Or Thursday september IS a l0la O'Clock.
Also al III 0clock, extensive OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
az kinds from the fashionable warehouses
tAd Also OIL paintings and mirrors in gi
knes Phmptons secretary bedsead spring and hair A.
hesses silver plated ware, carpetng beds,
Also at - O'clock
LIGHT WAGONS CARR lagos &c
TUNIs NORREI4L Aucroneer,
1eNassgu street.
Constantly receiving morning OF sale property o. yar
kinds which must be sold without advertising.
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r NoRfARTY AUCTroSEER-wILL SELL, THrs
81 day 10 o'clock, az lis Chatham general
Of ard second hand furniture removed for
also feather beds china glassware clocks mirrors
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m7kO PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS CAPITAL
DlCU: splendid exhibition now open and ara sS
IS yearly This indeed chance 70 make money
Apply at 290 broadway room No 6 BURNETT n w.
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INSTRUCTION.

&7n ELEGANT PENMANSHIP-MR DOl
@lO 6O9 Broadway, rains all stiffness and trent
OF every hand, and guarantees TO give fred
hand to any lady or gentleman, return the money
private.
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TOM l.. rANDEwATER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 u choice csrnelas. orange Ac.-Ths Day,
spt "a At hall psf ten O'Clock At The saesrcom No 6 Ma
berg the stock ~ ID Boil Esq, Eos, nursery,
correr feth and broadway who retrcs from bus
IA health The assortment comprises
of double and single cameas, all In ne order
and IN bad Also sclan Chinese and variety Of other
trees &C. together with the hothoGscs, which viii be
sold AZ seine future time.
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vold stdssope aevs buons ard studs - ~ % sls set
iafYt pins finger rings ~ % 70 1909 ~
stmr,s scarf pms and silver tbinbles es 70 SIS
gEORGE e. ALLEN, Importer
0f watches tpd jewery wholesale and retail No ii Wsn
neet sccord cor near Broadway up stairs