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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01
Kansas Matters.

Before the late attempt election for Offices OF
the b gus State government In Kansas, the Mayor of
Iesven worth, Ssh the advice Of ,joriy of the Coun
e who are c!assed free ssrs Issued bis proclama
ton forMdoipg such election. on the ground thai at
would produce great political excitement disorder and
violence In the community, jeoparding the lives pro-
perry snd interests OF the citizens of the city, The
people seem to have though! too for no polls were
opened.
A. Eston there was more trouble and the abolition
sts failing to hold election Tuesday postponed it
10 ana hed enc on Thursday following The farce could
well he enac ted en- one day az another
Something Of tie feeling which apiaaes the pso ole of
lawrence may be ferIed from the following extract
from the Hya@ Of Freedom of Jan. IL published at that
Ace:-
Come one come all slaveocrats and nuuisrs; we have
rifles enough. and bullets enough, send you all to
your (snd Judas') "own place" sIf you're coming,
why don'tyou come alopg?u
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Simeon Drsper's regular scmi-wees'y auction sale o
bonds and stocks win take place tomorrow, Friday ut
past IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board the market was inactive Sonic
small lots OF each OF the leading railroad stocks we're sold
at prices current In the morning. After board Gacns
and Chicago offered at 1884 per cent 1851 bd-no
ssles; Michigan Southern Railroad 81 asked, SIX Did,
hudson River Railroad so asked; COZ bid. The market
cloeed steady There has been little activity In Michi-
gan souhern Railroad during the past day two, and
Il attracting attention.
Interest the 8rst mortgage bonds D the adison
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Message of the C,overoor nrTou,s,,r.

Governor Paul o. Herbert closes mis- message to the
Louisiana gsiature, with the following language
The win spirit of fanatiosm which has for many years
disturbed the repose Of the country has steadily ncreas
ca IN power and uence 1t controls the councils So
veral Safes nuldes the laT OF Congress- enacted for
the projection OF our property, and ressts the ecaon
o then even TO the shedding Of blood 1t has grown
powerful that aspices to control the fede a Legis-
lature The fact can longer be concealed however
much may be regretted The slaveholdng States are
xaine in time they hould be prepared for the ISSUE
II II must come, the the better. The time tor
concessions on our part and compromises has passed. If
some principles of the constitution concessions and oom
Prom.fs will OILY retard its dissolution They
have iRd thus far, no ober result than to encourage
tack and to the Of the aboliionsts It
would however be premature to Suggest FRACTION!
sures Resistance retaliation. The present session of
Congress will dvelope fully he plans of that party Your
own cton must depend, Ia great measure, upon the
courss which they shall pursue. The responsibility will
be un those mo have reed in defence CT our most
sacia rights OF our honor and Of vey existence to
resort to extreme remedies
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dividend.
The following is Statement. of the operations OF the
United States Mint at New Orleans for the year ending
December 81, 1856
UNITED STATES MINT, New ORLEANS DEPOSITS COINAGE
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and must attract good deal of attention from -
GLASSES Interested in railroads intend giving ill the
facts and figures emanatng from good an hory regarding
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TIC Shipments Of sugar frcm Havana and Matanxas
during the past eight years have been quite uniform Tho
variation has lie toward gradual reduction in the
quantity, impaired with the actual OF the world
This fact, with the constantly increasing consumption,
accounts partially tor the growing scarcity and advance
IN prices.
The importation of certain leading articles of general
consumption into Havana in each of tas past three years.
has Ic1r, nod.
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EXECUTION IN NORTH CARoLINA-Joseph T.
Williams was executed in Roxboro N. G.. on the 9th
January, for the murder of his father, Francis Wsms
late OF Cas- well county. bat native Of Pittsyvana Viz
gina, and until recently resident Of that county.
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THE HOG PRoDvor IN THE WEsr.--The Louis-
vile, ky., Courier says that far $50 900 hog have
been slaughtered around the Fas-an incesssc Of up
wards of ~, 900 over last selspn,
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American Politics.

ANOTHER LAVE OAK CLUB IN raI FIELD.
The lave Oak Club No. held its tourth weekly ruset
ing on Wednesday evening at the club la florences
Hotel, ner Of broadway snd Walker street. Tho two
rye rooms were crowded at early hour. u. Rgx
NAN, TIE President OF the club called the meeting
order. Alter the regular business Iassea upon Mr.
Turner asked Permission to read letter. which had made
a Appearance In the daily journals, from George Law
to hr, Parker OF Trenton New Jersey Tho letter was
cheeed nom the beginning to the end After the read
ing was concluded, Mr. TunsrR said he wish {, make
Jew comments. am grstiGed" said he, for such
letter. am Treasurer Of the club and such ap-
peal 10 my brother officers to confirm me in my state
rent that carry great work without other aid
than resources Tho chargc has boon
that the Live Oak Clubs this city have been
got up by money from Mr.. Law Ills letter puts tn lie
s such anderers. There Ia another charge that hos
been made against Live Oak Clubs II has teen as
serted that enGeayoring TO make public opoion 10
favor Of George Law, and that wc trying taxa tins
credit OF George Laws brilliant pros s from the Ano-
Iican Order. There mover mons.rous false
hood VIC are ready to cooperate with tho America,
oToer, and aid them all We can The Live Oak Clubs
composed Of many men who nave votes although not ia
he Order AID tho Order should be grateful TO s Cor
ard am not goiog to indtct speech have only :,
add that after he manly letter Of Mr. Law "a gen 81. 10
spread tvor ths Union, hope enemies viii I'D some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lRvINGs LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

IRVING : LIZ r. Of WASulNNlON'
hyyE OF GEORGE wAsHINGTON by WAsHiScfos
IEvIEG. Vol H. vo., ri. 5s. George r. Putnam ten
oral AgeSt, {. T. Evans
The present volume opens with Wsshingtons
assuming the command of the American army, July
3, lf75. The ceremony, which took place on Cam
bridge Common, Was witnessed by great multi
de of visitors from all parts of the country as well
ss BY the population of the immediate vicinity. The
cid elm under which he first drew bis sword as
Commander in Chief is still 81 object OF patriotic
curiosity. Distributed around semlcireie OF
seine eight or nine miles in extent the American
camp had its left on Winter Hill in Chariesto"n,
Ae most northern point, while the right stretched
en- the south to Roxbury and Dorchester Ihefc
were not much more than fourteen Thousand men
ssder arms; nine thousand belonged TO Massaehu'
sstts; the rest were from other provinces Ihey
were eneamped in separate bodies, each with l's
ewn tfheers and it's own regulations; some had
tents; others were in barracks; and others found
sDg precarious shelter One Of the revolutlona-
~ ehsplains, Mr.. Emerson grandfather OF she
Concord poet, gives a lively description Of the
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minated for the season, while hut tev merchants
found In the city purchasing goods The heavy auction
sales also for tho season The impo-ta ions
the aggregate during the past quarter of the fasnc
year. though large, i: appears by the 's report ot the
Secretary of the Treasury, still under the amount OF
exports by about millions of dollars. And since
the date Of that report exports have been more &C
tive, including revival in the shipment of brssdstus
Let the crops in Europe promise what they may there Is
period between this time and the ingstherng OF their
harvess which will require considerable supp les Of
sius to NEST their wants and which must be hAd from
this country The critical period for the foreign crops and
particularly for these In England bean reached yet
and should The prospects be couded by unfavorabe cir
cumstances, We may expect to see dsci'ei enhance
ment in the prices of brssdstu Germaay AID the north
of Europe have had to import grain largely within the
past ak months, from the United States Danzic, la
Prusss has always been considered large exporting
town of grain This spring vessel was loaded in New
York With grais end cleared for that port, mrcuu.
stance nsver before known in foreign trade god
fall trade is anticipated The South and Southwest will
be in condition more freely than tor seve
raj years past. The supply Of cotton viii exceed that OF
the previous year by about oc0 bales which, ct S45
per bale win amount to about $3l 500 900: to which
may be added the increased receipts from bttsr prices
At last accounts money was quite plsnti a In New Or
leans at and per cent. The quotations continue salts
factory The most delay making settlements exist with
merchants at the West whore have lost money by
the fall in produce, and others have had their means
tied up by speculaons in land warrants, &c.. causing
their creditors at the East to give them an extension OF
tine. During the past week the export trade in heavy
goods has continued good. Our best customers
are found in China, Brazil and Mexico. Drills have
maintained full prices with sales Of browns st &c. Sheet
ipgs and shirtngs have also BEEN well sustained.
Brached goods firm, with moderate stocks Print
ing cloths in fair demand the basis Of 5c for
80 BY g. inches Ginghams and denims were steady
We have change Of importance to notice in other ar
clss In foreign dry goods there features
curing special remark notice in detail The supplies
suitable for the fall trade have not been opened
hibited as yet.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles imported into this district during the
week ending and including Friday, June s, 1866
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CITY COnMGRGIaL REPO aT.

SATURDAY, june 80 P ".
Flour The private atvicss by Niagara proysd TO
be vcra ole th AZ the telegraph reports and some
orders being received for purchases aDu and grain
impaired greater ouoyancy to he mstset The sales
at an advance Of fully 10 cent? per barrel ali -ouoa
Wheat oreoed A. 3d. Sc higher fSr Pod to prime
The sales embraced about 80 coo busEss iacIqdipe
CARGO Of Virginia red, at p. t., supposed to ~ at
81 co. $500 do sold yesterday at t. Drought 81 g.
aIgo OF prime s, uthern White orough - 70 and a
parcel Of common Csns6an poor red ana white s)d at
81 60 all round for choice Canada white 81 80 was re-
fmed. C5rD-Sass Of abou. 20 900 bushels including
cistilink to sound lots ~es'eIn mixed, A. ~, 51c
and good TO nrims Fellow Southern NJ SIC &c.
cclipr firm er thao yeserSeg R,e and oats we're dull
pfik opeped dull for mess closed for mess az
Sis o. with spies # 200 90 bbs Other provisions
aoch,psed Cotton tcssy with far aa'ss. wa,sksy
Dull
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HONEY MARX 0r.

SATURDAY, June TOP. VI.
There 9 pretty active business ia stocks this
morning, and prices without much alteration.
Canton Company advanced 4 per cent; Reading, a
Illinois Central Railroad, a Cnicsgo and Rock Island
u; Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, u. Michigan
Southern fell Of i per cent; Cevsl nj and Toledo T.
Erie and Reading Ia dam. and sold in large
At the second board the market . shade two
lower. New York Central, Erie, Cv-snd and Toledo
and Hudson River fell of shout 4 to u per cent eaoh
but there business of I'm portsnce transacted
The steamship Baltic from this por. Liverpool TO-
dag, carried out only sl6o DAT SO specie freight
most OF which Was in gold bars This the only
shipment Of specie from this port this week.
The anthracite cosl trade is nowvsry active The ton
mage BY the three lines ing the mines With Phiade
hia wore by their ast weekly larger than
before in any week. reaching vary large tonn
of les 0e6 TONS The shipments By the Lshigh Ma vga
ton for the week ending Saturday last al, 548
toss, and for the season, 1879 5s7 TONS The Schuyk
Navigation brought down for the week ending Thurs
day. SO 1914 TOMS and for II 2S7 $50 TONS against
"a 27S tons last year to corresponding tne showing
loss OF as GIT tens. The Reading Railroad Company
brought down for the week sncing Thursday last,
TONS and for the season, SS 500 tons, against
1858 to date Of Last year. showing
falling OF OF l10l4e tons. The scsuylk region it
win thus be seen ISL 6s7 trs behind the amount sup
piled to present date last year. With continuance Ct
the busness Of the past week. this difference viii soon
BE- overcome though there Is to suppose that
the supply from all win be such to reduce
prices.
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CINCINNATI STOCK 2ALES.
Py Heron hoimes, fe, the tceek ending Juns 1885,
BONDS.
g. Geo Ind Central Rg Co. i0s Inc. Biz, aad n... SIS
Zoo Cir cpnstl & Cbic.go RR. Co. SIS Real Estate
Bores Geo Milne, trua ee al int. 10
10 eco Gov Lex. RI. Co. "a, "a Mort Bis mann. e5
loco Little Miami RI Co. bs. 1T Mort. BIS 4 lat SO
600 Chic ard Mss. RR Co ~. 1st Ate BIZ, S int 65
5000 Ooio and Miss. SE Co. lie, I'd Me BE & int IS
2Co0 City of wn.elirge's, Num- BIS (sinking fund.- rs
LOCO Ciscipra'i per cent B,nds. 49,. So
eco Indianapolis n tin. RR 7's, Div. B's lot. 70
STOCKS.
1s2 shares Ne River and Lake Eie ........... Is
% Cincinnsti, Whining and Zanesve, and Int. 10
$50 Co,ington and Iszif g;on, and o',.,,,.... II
SIS Tas,le Nlani wi b 6iv o3
so Columbus and ysria Observation-Disclosures. So
20 MsEietts ard Cincinnati Inconvenience. Is
l42 Cincinnsu ard Chissgo RR .................. 81
ssts..t.ssts....ass. .
~ y
IL Cincinnati, HE. and Dayton. 60
$50 Cncit nal, Harrison suo Indianapolis anl int 8
"a fayto AND Western. ................ 20
IS avon and Hamilton . - "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

IT BOGART, BUCTIONEEE.
q RO9AR1 viii sell IL NJ, the 18th day Ct June
inst the The direction Of Cornelius A. Coop
Purchasing 1rus OF Industrial Home Association NO 2,
TOR OF w1fm number of lets in
the vsge Of near the Will ,t stairn.
the GsreM hsliosd hours rice from the City Aa
rev York For rhsr particulars app' - the auctioreer
tie Of Franii 1T and William streets York.
whore 40 OF The PR perry AZ be seen
on that cay the sale viii take place on the
Terns Of ssleic per cen aud the aucopsers the
day Ct sae 10 the 9th day OF June. per
within monihs and the balance ~ the end d ak morhs
Three per cent CT for cash,
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RE NOV ALn.

ID PlAgII, Artist IN MARBLE. HEREBY Byas 1
il notify his pot,ors nnd public thai he has rem "A
from l52 East Tweny Grst street to 70h 3ast Founsi
street =
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NM wI11Ess, Auo1IoN,EE. WILL SELL on

1EM Writers, AUG1IoNsER. WILL SILL ON
Tuesday, 10Th. At l0 o'c ock, st 88 broadway all the
splendid 3D. oak mai ogany and walnut furniture 10
"a ihe estab yhuoi consisting OF md
r, nv ss IN brocaoe brnca,e hair ON muslin richly
g., we'd eeseYes mirror fronts and back do stands
tables aoud mahogany
ebs suits rrt qusl spring and hair matt dining
room eyitr mshoRspy and walnut. cribs solid
Voc wardrotes French plate toop sdeboarda buresus
WA dr. bes kcsses &C., with The EXPANSION bed
s,esd altar With curled hair feathers ticking
ober unHnshes scck This furniture has been made in the
se,, pos.ih,e Tor city retail sde and
ia examination. Catalogues on tbs premises Sale
srnporv cab, snd no posponemen rain shine.
WIN vnTHRs. AUorIoHKRR Will. INCLUDE IN
w tiq "a morning, A. 1917 O'Clock. nj 157
Cara s 90, alrge quantity n ren Sheets holsters and pill
% envprp table apket, Aud patch work quilts apd
A. ,cs with iuerain ard Brussels also old
stFf ed msbrpapy and worthy Of the attention
oilers Py crdsr ofexe,stors Alto jewery No
yry, The AMERICAN WEEKLY PaHss
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The State Treasurer Of New Jersey has given notice
that al the circulating notes issued by the Traders
Bank .. Cape May Court House. the City Bank, at Cape
Island the Tradesmsns Bank at Flemington the Pub-
lie Stock Bank at Belvdere and me Atlantic Bank Cape
May Court House. mus. be presen ed for redemption ct
his office IN the city OF Trenton xishn ak months from
the LIST inst After that time the of the redeup
ton funds deposited with the Treasurer Will BIS given up
to raid bank.
The folio wing statement of the business OF the Uni
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IN MONDAY. JUNE rae METH. AT HALF PAS

IN MONDAY, june THE NIFTH. AT HALF PAST
~ o'clcck-Anction sae OF handsome black
walnu end nshoEanv ture pianoorte &C. in he pr
va'e dwelling no. 4f2 Broome few coors from Broad
way corssrg Of Il sold xocd paror urni
ture IN Frel ch brocse rosewood pianoore large
sms two DO corr plersd oil paintings large pier glsaes
with sstuary moulding brackets: do large d. small
rosewood bureau Gothic bedseads msrbetop wsshsauds;
hsrcsome Dgsh tapestry carpets do three ply ~ood
secYstsry bookcase silver do adiaA fecreary
aus DO French shsdes reception chairs hall chairs marble
hall stand, SIDE and quarete tables;
bcgsDy fofA 1sss eoas CHAIRS rocking chairs
ct ara two ceb extension abies black wanu dining taoe.
d., tea tables ch5a les silver paedware
marble vsses Dresoen Turkish chairs, with
large variety OF uf msteras IT all kinds This fur
nure st Caslogus the morning of ssle
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GEORGE COOK. -ASSIGNEE'S SALE
" Of elegant furniture TbursdAy june H. at 10 oc
81 the spacious sa,eoous Az Broadway between Ho ~ard
and Graz The stock will embrace several Gle
CANT pa!or suits in SOLID rosewood frames covered Ia rich
brocsde brocats plush and hair cloth, various
cover rosewood ea6 mahogany eegereS stands
bedsieads bureaus washstanas, eIeeson dincE tab es.
boob SOFAS chairs rockers easl chsrs
lounges psassss mstresses holsters and pillows. ac also
cash Goods be examined tho Gay previous. GAIA.
lcgue3 . eAle,
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~ n fne OIL paintir mostly framed In the newest and
richest style Ed schench Co., win soel q auction
day. at their sales ROOM SO Sasaa saee opposite the Post
American oil paintings, ent and modern ArtsA
Amseur hou xmipe 'his collection suoh y
"a offered The abu-e exhibition, With
logueA sess provided the d. Of ia the sale posi-
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CILElR1 S SAVAGE. Auor1oNEsn. -LARgE AND

GILBERT S. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEsR.-LARGE AND
VI perempory sale OF elegant ENTHUSIASTICALLY /
xav he Nemnoisn Hotal m srsnsve and sn,snSis
assortment for the coeng out The sock
Of ufacturer commencing the sale Wednesday, the
llth ios 10 O'clock and continuing from day % day PUB
Of over 100 and beautiful carriages bugNss Ge
embracing whatever s desirable tor e,egan,e and COZ.
AGO. stock, haruess rsts shfnz poles &c Bis under
$3.50 sh S0 end der $500 ninety days. $500
AK under $500 months; $500 six monhs-or
proved paper, Carriages VIII packed for shppng and all
lecopmesdet by The suconeer will have the OF
the mater Catalogues at Of suconeer 50 Cedar street.
previous to sale
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TOXIN L. var DEwATER. ArCTIoNgER WILL SELL.
Mcrday June at 10is O'Clock At he fslssroo No.
% astau street rich enud furr ure consstsg of
weed and mahogany suits in bfocas plush ard hairc
Iockr chairs do rosewood and mshosanv marble
bureaus weshs'snds Sc rosewood top etegeres VEL
Brussels ingram carpet stair do ALSO ard
mahogany bedsteeds mareses paasses holsters and pill
lows toilet SETS &c ssc line OF chi0a dinner tea and
dessert a
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TAhEs MARKWEiL. LArR PROfRIErOk OF 1BbO1|
sons Longs, the GrAfcn and the london Hotas, and u
North snd souh American oonee Houss b:ss e intern
In boss In BIZ neshbohoo and has ase several prive.e
Diahsd houses always 70 let IN apartments Or entrsy In IN
made direct letter James Marx veil general ONCE
scrnar Of Stafford and Asemarie sroeA riosAdsN Iopdy
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IL. Mortgage sale cf steam engine. boilers foundry tools
6x,ares on ahursday june 1885 At 81 Msnsin street
10 O'Clock A. consisting Of engfpo and Dol hors
power; horizontal tubular boiler. new; fus boiler
upright boiler econd hand boiler shears punch rollers
wrought iron nve'ng bar patterns aaaks chatting pulos
bellows anys small TOOLS &C., DC.
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Hastings, ON TIE HUDSON RIyER.-PRoPERTY
II auction, About 70 villa sites
will be sod auction BY ANTHONY j. BLEECKER a. the
Merch ns FxchsDge New York, IuesHay. June TO- At
IL O'Clock Maps bills descriptive Of the property be
Of The flee CT M bleecker, No. Broad street.
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DEBPMPTORY SALE CT VALUABLE MACHINERY.
tsois &c, st auction The subscriber will SSH At pub &c
vendue 70 the highest bidder 81 the Sta MIL Broadway
II the tJ OF Psterop Wsdnssday tho 1lth day Of
vsInsbs ahes wing sohir Dlanry
rschr e. drills taps, 60 vices bepches pulFee wheels
and other tools ard fixtures suitable for mschuists
rrllwr.shfs. also blacks MI his shop ID ard fixtures;
Of raid un The tools sed machinery nearly
good condition. and worthy The a'tsntion Of
and others WIN GLHURILL, Any.
PATERSON. N J June A. 1856
nBos WHICH aUCTIoHhER- STORE No l6 SPRUCE
street Mortgage sale Of steam boiler. embossng pres
&C. Noneay Jufe g. 1856 ct 10 NJ NO SO Cortlapd
consspg Ct one large tubular rnu boiler.
par sossir olpg mill and bench
drill lie. CHAB.F. WATTS, Attorney for mortgages.
VALUABLE $40 KS FOR HcUsEKEEPsRs nav
he spacious ssesrcom 70 Nassau furnure
psueg paLtDgs. m.rfoss. spring ard hair
fancy boyeB carpetLgs IefrgeratJrs. &c. TUNIS
nORRELls rnr r. b. Private enecteod ut 'ow
prices CousgDmeEs Of al kin DIS solicited Prompt ret1rnl
Va g. MkLLoR. AUcfIoBKER.-LARGE AND sPR
w eral OF elegant iursiture We sell
TuedAv Leo nesdAy Iex At The extAp ve
81 kears ~ A. Vrece Co 5S Broadway hird hoye above
blo's II Meropoits1 Hote their valuable mosh
reserve acccunt OF alterations be made IN the
budrx consists Of the az
peror hrr furniture offered this
particular which VII require caa of about COO lots
IL order sppreciss tie gres. variety and extensive assert
Of really beautiful flIuurs tsie ioy sale this
parties cesous OF pprctasing should call nj the
rot ms the before rae cAtaogue4
VII be ersmiDe the iurpite Goods purchases
go OF the be PACKED Nth care ct reasoua
charge. HouIblor Mr. IOB Auc ioneers
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q los fo,m1pg entire block In the Seventh ward a
Brooklyn COLI chlLIoN VIII sell ct auction Wed
nerday, June H. 1856 at IL O'Clock, 1t the Mercuans
chsrse York Twelve vausble bucnR lots forming one
entire bios situated the SeveBth ward OF The city Of Brook
Ing street ana ruaDne through e putram sv.npe formerly
feet ard full warrans seecs will be given sxtv cent Of
the purchase money may remain on bond and
thee years. int payable hAf yearly. For
and further particulars apply to the sucaonse No q
Fsseau stree. New York. and to j COLE son. No. S6e
Fulton se et Brootiyr; or TO WIN. POWERS ESQ coun
sel'or at law NO loo Rroadwav, or to RICHARD TEN.
BROCK, is Exnhar re place, hsw York.