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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, &c.

- superior English and American Table Cutlery,
Alaeata Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Casters, Butter
Dishes, Alhata Forks, Spoons Ladies. &c. q,
The above are all OF Superior quality, and Of
fered low. NJ w. CALF & BRO
Jewellers, No. 32I Pennsylvania avenue,
eT- between 9th and 10Th streets,
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A CARD.-FEELING AGGRIEVED
~ at being charged with belonging to the
Know Nothing or American order, | hereby de-
care that lave not directly or indirectly ever
been associated with that party and shall hold &C.
countable all such that assert II to my detriment.
lt* lbs PECK
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HAVE No MVTHkk NOW, A NEW
Il song; composed by G. G Mortimer Jr ard
dedicated to Miss Fannie Marion Ferree, Of Va
IS cents. -..a..
Also, In press and viii be issued In few DAYS
one Of the best comic songs Of the day entitled
" The katcatcheT,s Daughter. )" as sung by Harry
Lehr, OF kunkel's Opra Troupe. This song
contains fifteen verses Including the Ghost Story,
&c GEO. HlLBUS,
je27-3t Agent.
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commenced the mandatory OF Silver Ware
with Jewelry establishment wishing
their silver to be manufactured into do so
rely having the returned In
variety Of fine Watch Repairing executed in the
workmanlike manner. II. o. HOOD,
fSs Pennsyivanta 9Th
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT The
Il subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia letters Of administration on the person
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day OF June
next; IL ey may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 1lth day Of June,
1855. SARAH GODDARD,
ie 27-F3w& AdministratriX.
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refriserant and laxative, vey
nents OF Europe and America manufactured daily Sodz
Fountains, of aud highly approved construction.
choice lot Of Havana Cigars with fu supply Of fine Per
fumery Hair Brushes Combs shaving Brushes and Toilet
Goods generally Just received Of direct Importation
ILMAN's New Drug Store, $50 Penn ylvanis avenue.
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FOR MOU Mt e NON ON The
FOURTH JULY.
THESTEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
Il win leave Washington at
O'Clock a m, and Alexandria at9K za1 -
The passengers will spend three hours al Mount
Vernon on that day. which will make II pleas
ant place to spend the day.
Fare round tripsl. Coaches win connect with
the boat JOB CORSON,
lie s7Hst Captain.
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SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
VlTE OPEN TO-DAY A LARGE AssORT.
w ment Of plain gold and fancy Sleeve But
tons and Studs, 10 which we invite attention.
M w. GAIT a. BRO,
iea7 324 Penn. av, bet 9th and 10th streets.
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OS TONS BAR BAND, ROUND Az
~ square Iron now I'm store md for ssie'y
ELvANS a. THuMPsON
go Pa avenue, bet. 9Th al Il O'L So
te A-eo2w (OIgsn&lnp
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NOTICE.-A RARE CHANCE Is NOW
~ offered to the pu bile by which they can real
lie from three to five dollars per day. Enclose
one dollar aud receive full instructions The ad-
verser is about returning to his native country Is
the reason why he wishes to give this favorable
opportunity to the public. 81 c p" Washington
Post Office. lei 7-2t&
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING EsTAB-
LISHMENT

kNOR o TO N.-THE FAST SAILlN6
Schooner HARIETTA BURR, Cap Is
tain Nickerson. has arrived and will have -
quisk despatch for the above port.
For freight applyto
HARTLEY BRO,
lie 25-lw 1OI Wafer ST (,eorget'n.
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deiphia SO pronounce it; declaring that it was
well known to all behind the curtain there,
that the original revelations of the sinnIe.
minded members of the Massachusetts, dels.
CATION OF the circumstances Of their interview
with Fremont, were true to the letter: the
subsequent card which three of those present
on that occasion were prevailed on to sign, be-
ing nothing more than an effort to screen him
Fremont) from the probable effect of his frank
avowal of complete identity in sentiment with
the Know Nothings, 50 far as "the ID furri.
ners" are concerned.
A dozen or so halfcraxy German so-called
philosophers who have run mad about negro
slavery, are doing their best to aid the Re.
publican managers to entrap as many Ger.
man votes in their tolls as possible. These
are the men who on reaching the United
states set up as reformers of the government
VI our country-proposing so to change its
system as that it shall square with their own
oiaAy socialist notions. As niue-tenths OF
those uermans who have been long enough
among US to become naturalised. comnreb.na
that these psuedo-philosophsrs are very bad
advisers indeed, we do not conceive it possible
that they can tole any considerable number Of
their countrymen of to aid in the work Of
placing in the ascendency, in this country.
the principles of Know NothiDgism. They
know well that the great Democratic organi-
cation can alone be relied on in these times
steadily to oppose any and all sHfemcs locking
to the purpose of making discrimination,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
IL nr.,..ra Auc-,no.ar.

.
pY LEAVITT, DELLSSER a. Co., Ne. 1I
~ md ~ Bro.axsy corner q ne .ScT
BOOKS, sTAT1OEERY, PAPER, PAISllS0s: rAsSi
GOODS, WORKS of ART FURNITURE, aid sEHChAH
Disc generally.
BOOKS srEREOTYPE PLATES MA sTAIONEH
The Second Regular Trade Sale Of the Boob PanbeS ~
sociatoD will THURSDAY AtA Of March etA
sarre and attractive Catalogue of Boois 20 be fecsed T d
4xgest lvofss Of
sTEROrYPE PLATES
ever oered At sny trade .4 consisting OF 30 se's o
Psie. OF good valuable and STANDARD ,hs
Ra,sess Sws Tale Of Tub, The Sorrows o. =" "e
Ter Boouhed, Poems Lives of Madison AID Monroe Sehos
sfas Red Men Of the Forest, the Works Ohyer O9 MIN
Af1AbieT Pope Percy Byshe Shelley, r. colendse, WI
tn1 Cowper Byrons Don Juat shassspeeIes o'ss VII
Lie and Poems POCKET vols-p tius,ri0ns On stsei
Ter,. French Revouiion vols Psyson's Memoirs aid Ser
mons vols syo Crlys ie Of Schiller; MtessIs hor1at
II, invoices Of STATIONERY heavy and l'trsive at
uhoesae buyers Will have Opportunity Of pn'eeaAhz
srge Quantities - - .,...,.<
Catalogue. ready for dssuon' and es2 be pssAnee
Of Phls sAmpson Co and Little, Browl %, b9stos
b. Lirpinco,t 4 Co. and l. b. Smith Co.. Phhltelpaisi
W Aiai6s Luess Broihsls baltimore Moore Aseses
Ksysk Co Cinei.nA;i j. b Steal Now Orleans and Of oH
,siye.-whieh will be f0rE sTded to -he Trade prepaid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

fsgal Notirss.
A DMINISTRaT0RS' sALE-In the matter

A pMlNISTRATORS' SALE.-In the matter
N Of he sale Of the Resi- Estst. Of HIRAM p PERRY.
order Of be OF the County Of S,,sA M.reh
H. 1855 ami pursuant TO sstne. We Da.p u IoCNos sSo
F,,.e Of HIRRM PERRY deceased will s.n At Psslio
auction the Merchants EHeh.nse in the City Of Eswfers.
on the 2h dsy of April nest at u o'clock d noon the follow
described lands and 'enenents IN the Ciy ei Ne~ fsfs
All ih.t certain o. piec. or p,rce OF Land with she Build
inss thereon lying and being in the Eleventh We g
s, Setu.en ArSraes and D. formerly Snown - No SO
.nd now known ESQ Fourth bounded and eousn-
esstery de OF distant In s0stAesst-
ey direction hundred and ninety three feet asd esae
inches ard four seysEhs inch om the corner formed ~
BY the intersection of the side o. Aseaue .n
the ncrtheastery side OF Fourth street sa tanns ss
northeasiey ue parallel with Avenue nnes a sS
center line middle Of the eloek setresn rsa 40
line ;wentyone tset ve seventh Of inehs
thence south westerly lne parallel VIII SAD asenas
;s vet I've inshe. and one seventh
inch TO the point place OF beginning. 49, ,
Also Al 6si certain lo OF land situated IN the Nnesenth
tain sr entitled Map of ss Lots Of Ground situate ,n nc
Ts wad Va o. s Sy @ .Sr.2ea ayp Nae bsas,
CITY su,veyor as lot No one hundred and eryave
u bounded and OpaIs MIA " ioSw street, s. Esn ss.s
hundred feet west Of the Second avenue run
bdJ feet fosr ehes thence westerly parallel with Fifty-
fourth twenty FIVE feet thence nohsy and glsei wsE
street AID earey along ffyourth street ~enyhvs
,o al .hS.e four entire lots of land .use lying and being
in the Eleventh Ward Of the City Of New.iols oeaaaeS
pont disiant hundred and eighteen feet wessy fro
Avenue thence running westerly along Een'e sIoeS
fy feet thence norhery PARALLEL with Avenue one hnndred
and n eytwo eight inches TO Ninth street. hence
esery along Ninth street cry feet thence soahesy pset
with Avenue one hundred and mches te
Eighth the point or PLACE Of eesnnms being no
situate Eleventh Ward of the City Of New 1eons
Ern civ Sueyor March 1855 aud 6ed In the once o
Ressfer "a the City County OF Ne y-fork BY nnpoers
pnsty.nine (es) hundcd oo) hundred and thrty
npe (lSo) ssd one hundred and forty ll40l.
w '' DAVID J.. YOUNGS Administrators
LYDIA 7. PERRY, AdministratnI
FRrpERrc w BURKE, Proctor, No. l5o Nasssu,st-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
CAsIeE ey ZEE hEyrsLic rInkIBsunAxcI Co, 4
No ~ WeitS-, iosh JaDoary Is6
FINHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY


II declared DIVIDEND Of FORTY EIGHT PER CENT
policy hoder Of their premiums paid pol
iies By ibis Company, and vhich hove terminated within
ID. year epdfng The 3lst December. la1
I6ey have declared further dividend Of SIX AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT the Capital Stoeh, paysb.e 70
their shsreh olders IN cash and sorip demand
They have aso declared dividend OF SIX PER CENT IN
eash o the amount Of outstanding Scrip.
The Charter Of tA Company which eobihes the A.taal
principal with caSh capital provides that ser payment OF H.
teres. On s capital the remaining PROFITS sha be sn5nAy s
portioned between he shareholders and The Ad
The scrip sued therefor not be paid of ubD he anyouD
tO.eheI with the capital, shall exceed ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS - -
CASH CAPITAL, $3.50 0O0-WiTH LARGE suHPLCS
TRUsTLEs.
Charles III. Russell, James Warren,
Daniel B. Fearing, Arthur Lssry,
William II. Russell, NJ w Hamilton,
Augustus G. Downing, Dsnuins Duer,
Gszsvuy B. Lamar, John stewart IT,,
WIN. Batter Dpresr Robert b. hfnturn
y. n. Wolfe, Reuben Wi,beTs
Isasc Townsend edward L. Center
Josiah Oskes Daniel Drake Smith,
yoseph G,illard. r., Frederc o. Foster,
Jas ". Waterbury, Pefeg Ball
George Curtis. Robert 9. Hone
Ceorfe I. Adee, Samuel V. Hoffman,
John J. Astor Jr., Jacob Anthony, j.,
Fredk A. Delano, J. p. Gnard Foster
Abraham Bell, John \. T. Cray -,
ROBERT ). HONE, Presdent-
d. r. CURRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Dxp.HTMEST oF FINANCE, ,CoMPTRoLLvR's OFFICE
CRY or NEw-YoRK, Feb. %, 1855. )
PARK FUND STOOK.-

~ ' F. u
IN FORTY TWO YEARs-sl, cOOOO AT SIX PER
ro,aIs " III be received the Comptroles Oce until MON
bay April se at o'clock M when q The & same VIII Ds %
sSseoSs6 Of Central PaTk Fund stO of The City Of New
Yo authorized BY an act OF the - % v of of by
laying thereon Public Place and to authorize the SAhs &
Common Council Of said city, approved By the Mayor feo
The said Stock will consist Of % goo shares Of 500 sach
share bearing n6ro the rate Of five per cent per snnum
payable quarter yearly and the principal r0deemsbe on the h
sealed proposals vii also be received sni opened at the
time and place for loan OF - sVO toi Tnh p S
Fund" eOu.tus of l6 600 shares Of slCo es's Pa1
,uance Of the 18th Of the act entitled Aa ACT re-
auoe several laws reonng IAN and an ordinance Of
will bear interest the Of six cent per snnun
hAfye.y and the principal redeemsbs on the oA asSS
The prcposss will state the number of fhsr.s desired and
me Ree per , 5T. With the Chsmberan Of the city
the sum and covered by the bid and on Pesenug ne
n eept Of the Chamberlain to the Comptroller, will be entitled
10 receive certificate the value of the number OF shares
carrying interest from the date Of the depO:t o tho .r,
Park they offer teras more sy osS to me ns,e or o. .SS %
,s e tSs .mcpnt Of their sw ards immediately after the
d al decided carrying interest from the cate oi the con-
~ s.seS The per.on claiming the sward will be required TO
pay the OF Assessment with interest thereon from the
time Of the confirmation Of tho report OF the
20 the Collector of Assessments before the delivery o the GER
thcste. ,,,
annually for the payment Of interest on the STOCK 10 90
isued tie Act Of 1872 made spsSe 70 this loan pro
yaes not only oT pedsng the faith Of the Mayor denen
and Commonaty for the redemption OF the stoek Issued out
also enaeis al :he e the Corporation are here
by pledged aud appropriated for the payment Of the interest
hh ba become due the ssd Stock ind shall cortnue 90
pedged until the final redemption heIeof and that m ease te
said be not sufficient 70 satisfy and pay t ShSe o
tie said interest then snd in that the faith OF The STATE
sha be- the Is hereby pleased 20 rsss such acts -
shs from time time be Necessary snihorsnS the Mor
by tax" such shall be requisite 10 supply
every deficiency In addition 90 THE the 9Th section OF he
Act Or taking land for Tie Ps dees5es that all the
laud thus taken shall be reVocsby pledged for tao payment
al the debt created therefor. -
zach proposition srud be scaled MP sad ndor.ei Proposal
for Five Cent Centr Perk Fund or PTcros i'r Cen
rial Psk Sx Per Iupd" the may be And ths
m roson for one both funds then be p1' IN second
spyeope sealed and directed "A G. flsge Comproer No
sISl Of Records New York" A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
SYLVESTER sTOvEs, Aucuoner ,
VTFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IA l. III y
II ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, RICH NELNEI TAI
ksTRY CARPETS, FRENCH-PLAIE NIHH'H5, ~ ~
PAINTINGS Aeon THURSDAY, (T0uouowl Ini
ooIoei At House Nc II West 2ohs', near oh av = sIO
VI viii sell shove the entire Furniture Of family deen
ing all Of which in excellent order connsn
Of very superior octave Piano Forte one sod rosewod
frame Psror crimson and maroon French ofocstet
o. do . green and GOLD ch brocAie!iei reh r-d
Eevecd mirror bark and f.ont Italian haf04e
Top Ct1,er sofa and Pier Tables, Window Curtains, AID
Conces French Window shades elegant Gls. Chandelier
fine OIL Pslti gs auopg which is Portrait Of Count W.
ccaLe Prime Minister Of Louis XVI, By Ec.ss WARRANTED
az sasl splendid decorated SeyTes Vaes, Fre.ch Clock
rch Mepie Oraneuts Tspestry Velvet Carpets Rugs, &c
etc. in the Hall Oh Cloth, Map, II II Table Chairs &c
CHAMBER FURSITTkE -Caryed rosewood aud MAHOGANY
BedseAds Marble Top Dressing Bureaus, and Weshstaad
superior eied Chamber Stes WARDROBE best Hs MAJ
tTestes Feather Beds Psasses A., China Toilet set MIR
rors Chairs Teis aTee and Easy Chairs with slip
cOvsrs; Brus.e ~ Ingram Csrpets &c.
DYINGRoOs FURNITURE Ok EIteusion Dining Table
d. siceboard OAK DH ing Room Chs' in aPe'iry Arm Chaf
Sofs French Chus Dinner Cnee and Tea sets ee
rant Silver TIA Coffee Service hne Table Gallery reh
Cutery Ware Silver rsfed Ware, Bone Tian Glass ware
srencid French Liquere stand also, large vteiy
teu nls with which the sac wall com nence Sss
Catalogue a. ihe mouse on
"a OF the Sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

For Freight Or Passage srpiy IN
EDW'D K COLLINS, No. s. WAlst., ~ Y.
BROWN, sIlIPLEf ksCo., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENSARD Co,
No q Austen Frisu London
r. O. WAINWRIGHT u Co, Paris. -
The o these ships VIII not DO accountable Tor eod
silver buoR specie jewey precious or metals up
less bills Of isdne signed here AID the value thereof
therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of ths line sapi
any goods contIsbGDd Of war.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
RUSSELL W. wgsrcorr, Aucuoneer
A UCTION SALE of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE

"A HOLD RuRNlTI RE at No l6z West 2lstst-H W;
" EsTCOTT will sell Thls DAY (Wednesdsyl at " I
occk the eutire elegant Parf Dining Room Chamber ana
Library Furniture the above house al Of which wa insde 70
order and best description The sale VA De geiopo
~ an da deposit required Of every purchaser The FURNITURE
con lists in part Velvet and Wilton Carpets elegant rose
wood octsve Psnoforte stool and Cover large fIelch
Furnure Rrocade Tapestry and Velvet With sNp covers
al Of the bf description nc carved io'eS0oe
TtaseTe mirror oDs BrOcsde and Lace Obtains French
Fsciito marble Music Cabinets costly mantle s.e nIoat
Stsnsry valuable OH Paintings elegant Chandeiep and
AmouTs " h mirror fronts rose Wood
bureaus and Nssh.ands match superior Hair Mse ses
Bedd roseW Secretary BookC Library DO; WIN
large variety OF eSsn, mahogany Furniture Ekenson D
tisces Cut Glassware ke, with tho Basement furniture
Every thing this house s the best condition having been
nent any sccoOnt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY

NE Wy o RK,
No 40 WALL-sT
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and is authazed to act as
guardian receiver Of estates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
ORDER oF ANY COURT iS THIS STATE,
qrcludng Surrogae's,) peT cent
From individuals corporations for period Of six months
or 70 be paid thirty days notice per cent.
For a ess period, shorteI notice, per cent.
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER
ROBERT KELLY, LUTHER BRADlSH
EDWIN d. MORGAN, THOMAS TlLESTON,
ERASTUS CORNING, JOHN J. PHELPS,
JAMES SUYDAM WILSON G. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP. u. n. ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER. CHARLES y. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS WATTS SHERMAN
John J. CISCO, b. r. WHEELWRlGHT,
DAVID MADDEN, EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOB HARSFN THOMAS SLOC0MB,
JAMES 8 SEYMOUR. CLINTON GILBERT
GRFFNE G. BRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIFI & MILLER JOHN JACOB ASrOR, yE.,
CIiEB q UALSTED RUEB'N II. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
W 5 MrLLOR Auc'ouerr-By HoUGHToS MELLoR.
ETRNIITkE.-THUR URSDAY. at lOi O'clock.

EURNITUBE.-THUR at l0i o'clock.
No ll3 Nassau-s large and p-reuptory sale OF hr
Csbinet Rosewood Piano Foes thick French
Psie Oval and Mantle Mirrors, OIL Paintings and oaer
rich fancy articles The stock consi.ts in part oows VIZ
Richly carved -ewCd ParlOr furniture sie covered IN
satin aielle and hair cloth ditto rarble hssere
French Secretaries Library Bookcases ditto marble top Cen
aud walnut ditto Chars os>Eood and mshosmy Easy 'o
Rcctng ard Parlor Chairs, sof.s, Tee e', D
Sofa Beds'eads Conehes War robes, Hssends and TIA
Chs Bureaus and Washtsnds 20 match, painted
and eled Chamber Furniture Ia SETS best Hsr Mattresses
AID Pslsses gilt Pier All Oval MrrUTs, Oh Paintings
sno FL cravings rich China Tea Sets svei stei Castes
FOrks, and Spoons.
Also oclocs carved rosewood 6. and 7ocave Piano
Ftes coed hIish fully warranted. two OF which
richly carved eEd worthy the attention ol buyers
Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will sell

ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will sell
N On WEDNESDAY March 26 1886, at 12 oclocs, a. the
Merchants Exchange NY 200 Valuable and Desirable BUILD:
INC LOTS situated the ancient and beautiful Village OF
ELWTOWN and within only three minutes walk OF the Depot
the Flushing Railroad Company These Nlaies are each %
100 feet deep and will be sold with the
privilege. The Lots Eewtown Will be sold only In
OF making so feet front and 200 feet deep
ping through 10 street The ground elevated the
and the land Is free from rock Churches
of determinations and good Schools in the immediate
Flushing Railroad Company leave Hunters Point and
Eevtown several times day which gives every faculty TO
persons doine buress in the City OF NewYok desiring to
this beautiful place their private residence anc combining
eiy with country life. The communication by the Railroad
only eight cents which is less than railroad stage
ou the Of NewYoTk The streets and avenues have
ali been graded expense Of the present This
chance rarely be met with and worthy the attention cf
capitalists well those no seeking 70 obsin healthy
settlement Newtown has been noted or years
ss bein the heshest village Long Island many hstolsss
non which will greatly the value Of th. property
Every put up win positively be sold TO the highest bidder
without reserve. Also - -. -. -. .,.A
Mill room Barn and and eight Lo's OF Ground
kinds Of Fruit Trees and good well OF water on the prem
new taosto-y Frame House 1874 with Kitchen IA feet
square Wagon house and sood well Of water ana seven
new two story AID Basement Frame HOUSE and LOT
HOuse 20 feet square.
rer cent OF the purchase money may remain on bond and
crege three cent and tie tie - hds
For Li,hographic Maps and full particulars apply TO
ALBERT H. NICOLAl, No BTosdst NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

OR We s E L II Q z L
~ WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AZ AtBRATTLEEoRO, VI 49,,
Te srr. fnfl-ou II tLis Gnd es-ebssd IN tho 1itsa
si snoys Is former rspu,sfor, snd = oper > ~
Of the ear ior ths reception q Elests Those ,sLt
-f seives Of ,s siYS.fsgss are invei . atfy so 1'
80 usr yeek. CONRAD WEsSELbOEtI,
~ - Is-,.er 4Ed suIerintendsr-
FREDERICK MILLER. y. D, Esoseli -. 49,
f;s,-es(Ic. -, !St.. ls't
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
By JosnPH HEcEAAS, Auetoneer.
IN SATURDAY. April =, at II o'clock, I

ON SATURDAY, April 5, at II o'clock, noon
~ M not peviousy sod sae a. the house Of John
Peters PEN Bridee South Brooklyn SLOOP OF about -
burden sht daush Of water entirely oyeIhaned evey
Us In rood order and csrreS ell her load deck 10 suitable
for hshter any hoavy husnes. Tems@Q per cent and
arr sfteT the sale the baznee OF the
delivery Of papers the 7h Of April st noon az the Cen
al sae.rcoms corner Of Woushby aid Pen'te Bes tho
City Hal Breoksn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
JAMES NJ. MILLER Auetoneer.
nOSIIlNE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs


II TATE and WATER-RlGHr. BY ORDER Of the 81 PE-
KlOR COURT-JAAEs ~ MILLER Co. will sell st
Auction on THURSDAY March q, 1886 q. the MeTeha1s
P1ehAnse under the direction of murray Hofnsn G referee
Westst-The Lots Wsstsi beginning 20 ieet inches
north f Lsish each being - IL inches wide and sout
IL feet deep Wsshugton-stTwo Lott On the west side Of
Wsa dst.y Il The rear OF the sbove ICE nt,oned
each eg Is feet wide and 10 eetdsep. Bhesd aud Wsfer
Rieht-The BtLkh al and Water Right in o1t q the hr
descbei ots Srrng5t The Lot With the theesiory bek
Houe thereon kiown No 2Ss spng-t, q feet inches
5e md 100 feet desr Also the saj,iaas heesory snek
Hou.- and o No Syrngst y feet wide and 20 feet deep
A.o the Lot the souhT e.tey OF spGs aud Cafs
m with the double tbreeoTy brick House thereon tnown IS
Nos ~ Ard 81 Carkst being IS fee, = Inches wide on sprins
q and 10 fee, deep Csrkst-The Lot with the tsosofy
and a.tc brek House thereon adjoining the rear OF tue As
,1e,,s a. known as Nc q C.Art IT. being 20 feet inch
wide at 50 fee. inches deep The Lots on West aud wash
i:.to So and Ws.el R!.ht. viii te sold subject % Lease
"a esires o. MAJ lS7 annual reut q soo payable
or.terv aad The taxes (which viii be spportoned On esc
l TIE lsees have tie rsAi Of EeDovs The buildings any
tire rror 10 the expiration u tho lease The sale vii Be sb
solut without TO the highest bidder Iefus-~o
hrd Il the purchsse money lain on bond and
M hie ve.. A. per ceat Mars be bad the gee Of
the AuetioreeE. No. 81 nsiden-iene.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
CoLTos, Auctlonser-By +. CoLToS.
. OJJSEHOID FURNITURE-At No. IA
HTSEY H LErDs 4 60. AuctiOneers.

HTNRY IT. LETDs 20. AucuoneeTs. =
ON WEDNESDAY, March %, lc56, at IL
~ oclok at our store No. 70 Na.saa st. Elegant sale OF
about u teses Of real Csusra MARBLE sTATUAkf la.t
inrortd from Italy, viz: TIE Dancing Girls by Frank Chsy
by Demedco Innocence, BY Demedico Jefferson BY Del
o; MARY Masdssn AFTER CsI B,lcrno, by Frank
FIDELITY by Landi Bsceps Venus after CanoVs Chrstooher
Cavu bus ard others Also aMsble Pedes'ss Sale positively
without reserve.