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Mill PrOpEty at Auction!

will offer at Public Sale at my residence, in Union
township, Carroll county,, Ohio, Saturday the 3lst
day of May, 1885, my Mill property containg or %
acres of land, more or less, on which is erected
good water Saw and Grist Mil containing one run ot
6urrs. Also good frame dwelling house and out
buildings. Sale to open at o'clock A NJ. and close
OF A o'clock ?, NJ, on said day. =
Conditions.-$lOO on day Of sale, the balance OF
one half on the first of September pext, when possess
ion will be given, and last half in three eqaa annual
payments. GEOhub McF ANhAND'
May g. 8l956-td
NSTATE NOTICE.-No otice Is hereby given, that the
IA undersigned has been duly appointed and quahhed
a. administrator of the estate of James Cox deceased
All persons having claims against said estate, must pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within one year from
this date JOHN W. con, Administrator
May %, 1856.
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Laurence Destroyed--A -NumJer o. Lives Lost.
Sr. LOUIS, May "a.
A dispatch from Boonvle to the St. Louis
Republican says: Lawrence was destroyed
Wednesday evening. Hotel, Printing Office
and Press demolished. Few lives lost. Expect
particulars by next steamer.
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gal process against any nhAbitant Of Lawrence,
and il called upon, they would serve as posse
in making arrestG That they would not now,
or at Any future time, be any resistance to law
and they only waited an opportunity TO testify
their fidelity to the Union and the Consutu-
lion. That they claimed to be laE-abiding
and Order-lUEing citizens, and asked to be
protected by the constituted authorities.
The PurPOrt of the MarshaPs reply was.
that he did not believe the promises Of the peo.
pie of Lawrence. That he regarded them as
rebels and traitors, and that they should know
bis demands when he comes.
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ESTATE NOTICE. is hereby given,
Ia that the undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator on the estate oi 6enJamm
Crisman, deceased, late Of Carroll county, Ohio.
April "a, 1e56.-3w THOMAS LArIA.
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Boots 4 Shoes on Hand!

mHF sU BsCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
L form his numerous customers and the public in
general that he has on banda well selected stock OF
Roors and sHo Es, which he will sell at low figure
And he holds himsefin readiness to make ~olk to Or
der At tie shortest possible notice. Anything in our
line can be procured at my shop on Lisbon Street near
" opposit the Free Press Office JACOB lELFRlCH.
Nav l5 1856 i'm.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

cEF Ten lines or less OF sJH1 DIVFI1' VIII " WIN
cred Square.
rwAdvsrsisers must be particular to mark the mum
her Of insertion On he face Of their Advertisements
or theyui be published until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
E1- Advertisements should be handed in by TUEs
pIT MORNING. to insure insertion that week.
~ JoB WoRK neatly and expeditiOusly executed at
hlis Office on the shortes possible notice.
tN-GRO A. CR0FUT, TS South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut Philadelphia, is authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor us in that city.
~ WooDs 4 QUIN, Publishers Of the Commercial
Register" are our New.York Agents Office l4O Full
ted Street, New York.
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A GRICULTURAL N0TlCE.-There will be meet
n ipp of Officers, Managers DC, of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society held at the court House in this
place, on Monday, the and day of June next. Impor.
tan busir ess ofthe society demands meeting OF its
officers. A general attendance is requested.
By order Of the President
Nav Is, lS54.-td. WASH BUTLEN, Secy.
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The Kansas Marshal show, himself in favor of
Violence against Free State Men.
ST. Louis, May 2l.
The Democrats correspondent. under date
Of the 10th writes:
From 800 to 1000 men are enCamped near
Lecompton
The people Of Lawrence have sent a note to
Col. Sumner, asking him to station a number
OF troops IN the vicinity, to prevedt the mob
from proceeding to sanguinary extremities. -
lie declined, saying he had no power to move
without orders.
Mr., Cox, Of La Vrence, waited on Marshal
Donaldson to ascertain If anything could be
done peaceably to prevent his monster posse
hOm entering che town.
The Marshal said their demands must be
c'mplsd with previous to consenting not to
enter Lawrence with his forces, first every man
against whom process had been issued should
be surrendered. Second, all the munitions Of
war in Lawrence must be given up. Third.
the citizens OF Lawrence must pledge them.
selves implicitly to obey the present enact.
menis of the Kansas Government, tes. Oaths,
taxes and all.
Upon the receipt OF this. the citizens held a
meeting and drew up letter to the Marshal
stating that be and every other person acting
under him would be allowed to execute any le,
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NANCY CASSINERES-Ii you want some fue,
II fashionable fancy Cassimeres, call at
AKIN & RATER'S
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nARASOLS--,A fine selection will be found at the
AKIN h BAXTER.
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More Troubles In Kansas.
Preparations to Destroy LaiUrence-Me South
ern Robbers under Arms.

CHICAGO, Nay 81.
We have dates from Leavenworth, K T.,
to Saturday night.
The correspondence of the Tribune states
that to-day. "wednesday is fixed upon for the
attack upon Lawrence. There is a general
reign of terror in the Territory. Two pieces
Of cannon had crossed the river at Atchison-
their destination, Lawrence.
Buford's company was enrolled with the
militia, and furnished with United States arms
by Gov, Shannon.
The Free State men were in want of arms
and ammunition.
Donaldson has proclaimed his intention to
make clean work this time.
Robinson was still at Lexington on Monday
morning.
A gentleman has arrived here with sever
packages Of the evidence of the committee.
A correspondent of the Jefferson, NO., In.
qairer, states that petitions are in circulation
in the border counties, praying for the immedi-
ats removal Of Col. Sumner.
Brown, the editor of the Hraldof Freedom,
writes that mob entered the hotel at Kansas
City and dragged off Q man supposed to be
himself. They discovered their mistake, and
returned and demanded him. but were relus-
ed by the proprietor. A company of Michi.
gan emigrants entered the hotel to protect tho
The mob still surrounded the ho-
TIL and were gathering reinforcemcnts at the
close of the letter. No authentic intelligence
concerning his fate, since his capture.
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DONNETS.-A fine lot of Neapolitan lace, and En-.
ID sh straw Bonnets of the latest styles, will be lonnd
at the store of AKIN bAArEk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

STATE OF PESSsYLvsSIA,(
County Of Philadelphia, rs
Thomas B. Florence, President and Edward R. He.nbot.
Secretary Of the Farmers and Mechancs Insurance Company
being seyeTay duly depose and say and each for himself
that the foregoing true full and statement
tie affairs OF the said eoorson and that they the sbov
described officers the EeOf
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President,
EDWARD II. HELMBOLD, Secretary
Subscribed and affirmed before me- this fifteenth day Of No
vember 1856. CHARLES ID. FREEMAN,
Aldermen aud Justice Ofthe Peaca
cERTfFIcATE AUTHORITY.
STATE OF EEw-foRK CoMPTRoLLER's Oyyfcs,
ALBANY Nov. IS, 1853
Whereas The Farmers and Meehanics Insurance Co.. 10
Gated Philadelphia in the State Pennsyvana has
Piled with all The acquisitions Of the eattei An Act %
Provide for the Incorporation Of Fire Insurance COmpsne
passed Jane 5 le52 by appointing Ambrose w Thompson
New-fok, in ne County Of NewYoTk, its Attorney, on
whom process Of Law be served and also complying with
tie requirements Of said Act now, therefore, James NJ
Cook Comptroller Of the State of NewY0k In pursuance o.
the Peysens OF The Aet aforesaid do hereby certify the; Am
brOse W. Thompson of NewYok in the County of YORK;
70 authorized sgen Of the aforesaid Company transact ts
business Of Insurance in this State be BE- egay
empowered by his letter Of appointment and tho instracua
which nay be given 10 him by the said Company
In usss vhereofI have hereto subscribed name and
caused the sas OF INV office f. DO affixed, the day and
year above written. JAb- d. CoOh, Vomptrolss.
II. b. HAswELL, In. Clerk
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Enauiai.


ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auetioneer, WIN sen e.
N THIS DAY, Reb !, At II o'eioet a. to' '''''-
caree fr accent whom IL may c3lcefb; 49,. p.,ss
800 Laie Es wabash ard 5. Louis LIST Mortgage o'0
sI0f ,-..,, cs.vartibls
$50 Lsckawsnus and Western Railroad l's Mo''s'S'
- SO Hampshire Coal ard Iron Co let Norssse bona' 49,
500 Gauge md Susquetanra Railroad ~ S0''s'e'
100 and Northern Indiana Railroad let Nor gage
Ecrds.
= go Rrec ken-iirs Csnnel Coal Company.
Z. stsres G,ieus and CEcagc kaIoae, 49, &C"
ll7 shs-rs Second Avenue Railroad : ~ e%
q sis-es Huds,u River Railroad. : 100 eaeh
10 shsres edo Sursery Assocation -. NJ, Vii.
1900 shares camel Coal Company Of OoA Ni'e' '"s'
s each. -.
s. shsres seventh Ward Bank. so each. $500.
g shares F1cefor Fre Insurance Company. - e9eh-
e. sLsrss Ncrfh River Irsurlncs Company, ~ eseh
- sha-es Beekuan Fire Insurance Co1Pia! , 80
TERMs sALL-Ten per cent This Day a1d ne oAAe y
fore o'clock Tomorrow. The accrued interest," u 80 ~
Bonds will be CHARGED 70 the rurchaser
Mart regular ssle n MONDAY, FehruAry II.
ALBERT X. NICOLAI, AuetioEesT and bah.sr,
40 1 Broad-st, " Y.
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Bounlr fann Warrants.

AND-WARRANI OFFICE, No. % Wail-st.,
II New orkThs highest market frics paid Dr LAND
WARRANTS; aud all asns cold by are gaalneei and
Svsred by otherwise upon receipt % rell tsnces
Lsud procured for Soldiers aud Others entitled TO
~ L ] COLEMAN No IS WsisL
4 AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
prices and cams Bounty Land Pensions kc prompt
IL sti.rded 70 by GFO WOODMAT. No. % WilliamsL
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CARM for SALE at AUCTION on the

IA X III for SALE at AUCIlON on the
Il PRFMl sES.-I sulocTber offer fN SAFE the FaTu
where De resides consg Of 6t acre. 4 excellent land
weliydcd INTO TloV ad meadow land and Weadaptcd ~
tho growth e Oh kinds fruit aud shrubbsry and AL ni Of
b,us, beautifully ocaed about three nile. from Toners
Ic, re New-lork aud he Railroad end thirteen miles
t Eewlureh the COuW "A aud Ne~ Nlnds9r Turnpike
On to l. mie j. good DIV cling newly emodee with Ok
Cserf cesrs together with good O'tbituE-i there ~
excellent sOh wAteg brought Ito tie houses o. p2-f
u t, uso IN tie bsrnySI1 and arranged 90 a. 20
start fountain front of the house sO two go0l bearing
orCl host Frafed fruit together with variety OF other
There adjoining the arm nice village called Hgh-
inG Mills viii two stores grei-Is. tanleEy post Office
nCgy al kinds Of nj chscs AID tie most healthy VILLAGE 10
O1aulc County and It's vicinity visited By OK CITY
boarters SUMNER The Farm u well wa cred Tho Yarn
will DO sold the 18th Of February @ A. j. o'clock noOn
TENS For further particulars inquire q ue subci Def
Oh the lrcu-isef. DAVID "hibhE
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Bnilbine alnleril!s.

ENCAUSTIC TlLES-FOr Nestibules, Halls,
Vear,hs Dining rooms Coneerysories &c GARNhlhh
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAlN-PlPES, &c. For sale BY . -
MILLER, COATES YOULE. No. l79 Pear St, - l.
nOOFS- ROOFS-ROOFS-T cheapest sud
b-t Article for covering roofs TAR ROOFINd PAPER,
which keep andy OF hand and VIZ ssu In large VI
mail curi'ities e. suif rprchasers
JAS r. DERRfCKSoN Co, No. 81 BeekmansL
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Copartnersbip Noiires.

T OPARTNERSHIP. - Tho undersigned have
~ this day formed Ccpartneshlp under the name and e
Of oAKshllTH KEEfLER Tor the usvssson Of ssssrL
SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP STORE aud COMMISSION
business, It Nc. IL Moore 81 Sew.Yyrs Feb 1. 1855.
SIDNEY OAKSMIrH.
b. r. kEEfLER
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.ee.sforr BRICK Dwell

ike HOIrSF I'D IOT Of GROUND No % Eas. Joh-st,
10 Zee; east q The aoass vel a o., * 3
1900 sven irr,sastelE Pre- S5Ijo 70 re1sin on
ora - rsrrsre s25o Apply ;. 10 30 Fson 81 OF No
y Eat Sd - be.Wcsn Madison an 50 sFA
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furniture.

VVARREN WARD, ENAMELED FURNI-
w TURE MANUFACTURER, has removed from No. Ia
Grand the large building No So Canal doors
Broadway where he continues keep large Of
Eueed Chamber suites OF all eoors and styles and prices
rom 20 suite and upward finished all eoors and
styles Of orusmetug and warranted Ia every respect The
Trade and others Invited 20 call and examine.
WARREN WARD, No. 81 Canalst-
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Beal estate for Sale.
T PRIVATE SALE The 4-story Brown

At PRIVATE SALE = The 4-story Brown
N s.oneFront HOUSE and LOT On the south east eonsf
rerts Algo tie e~siory BIek HOUSE, sEd LOT 20. A.,
Wet sih 81 With ell he roessn ilnpsoy euletA A-2 'I
t,,ov Brek HOUSE and LOT NO q West Sjts ~it. ~
De uoderp improvements Size q HOus 6f' sn ~ o
Al,o il4 astoTy Brick HOUSE and LOT No 5l " -. '-
i.l IN The rrIer inprovoneuts Size " h0us7 ~ .h
5if 6sep Also tie Ssosy Bdck HOUSE AID IIVI 20 ~
- ssh-st. with all The uCiern imI0zelnen- ~ y.
t,ouse e ty 70 n deep Also the fstOfy
800 Basement HOUSE and LOT No. - West 5ota-'i
Eosa q Lv 65 deep finished The best s9e go -
'ie riern irroysrnents Al.o 3siory B1cs HOUSES
- TOTs On he north sde Of SAst known 81 Nos 50
and ~ Horses q by IS feet deep finished IN good sys LOU
n n . IN For terms and fu particulars spiaJ 20
BAKER WEEKS, Auctoneers, No. Pine =,
l'ARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLlNOlo
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY IA nov prepared %
TWO MILLION or ACRES
+ A X NJ ! - q l. a - II -
IA Tracts or FOEJY ACRES AND UPWARD
On
LONG CREDITS
Apda
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CYFCTTORs' SALE.-In pursuance Of the
ALBLRrH. SIcoLAY, Apctoue,r
,FNPTORY SALE ola VALUABLE PLOT

ALBIRr II. NIcoLaY, Apctonel ?.
DEREMPTORY SALE ola VALUABLE PLOI
or GROUND bounded by S2i and 5}l-sts ani 7h and
18th ih valuable Wafer Front Of 20 feet on the HUI
son R!,er-ALBFRr II NICOLAN will sell 81 Anrti9n on
WHINE Feb l3 1855 At y o'clock a. the Merchants
E1ciGi &c y y the valuable PLOT or GROL Nd bonnisd
by So ani 9Th and SHAW containing a5oui nty
Loff fGy front If Ga feet inches 5hs 90 feet
incl On f1cs' ard 20 fee. 20 inches on both Avenues
Also the PLOT or GROUND OF the eas-eTy sie Of lEfH.
HAVING mont # 200 feet lC inches depth VI 100 zee;
or sd aid td-sfs. ard containing about eight Iots
T. rroTery unusual induce neuts Tor iu1e afe IN
trot enf be desirable location and well adapted for
islse manu- aciurug establishment requiring an e1tenAEe
wsrpo~er and front and possessing all the facilities Of access
uscefsary.
Terms liberal and title perfect Maps aud further particulars
al be obtained on apI lcation 10 ~ - ., -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

WJJO morning. February /, q YOUNG MAN, aged ID
wears five inches high stout built full face Light com
reIon light hair and blue eyes; dressed IN black ocE coat
BLACK uants black velvet trimmed with goi cord back
erays patent leather boO black et hat and gray sha"hed
on sod chair diamond bTe PIN, diamond ma
ser ng He attended party In 2lst-st, between Broadway
ana 1hav le there about o'clock 20 bis home
No gi which he has been heard Of
TIE above will be paid for his recovery by his father,
z. A. PIERCE, No a Lberiy-st., " Y.
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1nbia Enbber Oooos.

INDiA-RUBBER GLOVES, for CHAPPED
Il HANDS. SALT RHEUM kc-They are an exesll.n, ne.
lection sweeping and q coal fres Lined Gloves and
Miitens for cold ard We, weather. Farmer and Oyermes
mns heavy Gloves for Tanners and Workers Aed For
sale by all Rubber Dealers and 1t
GooDfEAR's GLOVE Co, Ma. - John St, up stairs.
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5usirnttioU.

LADY desires 70 give Lessons in WRITING,
4 - IN e or 70 Lssies Trvate. Address post
t.id TEACHER, Inbue Orlce
DAILY NORMAL SCHOOL.-The DAILY
DVClylL SCHOOL Of the BOARD OF EDUCATION
fe he regsry e1suns ion, class hcaou, sd %.
lido n Ferrais PuJl5 MONDAYS AID THURSDAYS
- go yssf :; ocock P. n o. he School Room Il the
nail - he Roerd 4 EdCcA On corner Of GF-ld s-d Es
Con-, ecirs on MONDAY, the lltb inst snd for Males on
" TDSFSbAYs aid SATURDAYS a. the sane place, a.
coek p NJ commencing the ltL inst 4hF regular dAJ
g ons " IL commence the regulate NUMBER Of Pu-
ris ,Lsll lave been enrolled.
srd II females and 6 years ard upward males. who nte1
., ,s - of aching themselves for
:, sY,-i,,,in,' WM II. NELSON,
WIN :. SEE.
J. DAVENPORT,
VIM ALLA5OS
T. K WINTHROP,
JFDEDIAH MILLER.
DAVID WEBB,
Executive Committee on Normal SCHOOL,
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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIXTVRFS-

OaI BROADWAY-STORE FIXTURES
st~I HENRY II. LFEDS Co. viii soil by su zion, OH
or about the lh l2h day February, 70 lol o'clock, Oh
tfoe co.ty agnceu fixtures Counters Gu ing Boards
pcks rch gilt Cha deiers, rosewood Piano lrt
Cicloih Carets plate glass Mirrors pae glass show W M
crs ih rer bsr Sash Frames &c The property OF ana By
oder # GEORGE p FOX Lessee q said rreasss Also Tho
Recor. ed Lease Of Nos SO, J2 3t aud - Broadway,
lees sold by private contract before day q sale.
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A ~ MrEvis. Aue;soneen
DY BANGS. BROTHER II Co.-Irade-oaie

- TUESDAY March 70, 1879. 5000
TIP rFXT REGULAR TRADE-SALE nf boOhS'
sTFRECTYPE PLATES, STATIONERY, &c, WI pc coz
rced AZ The above date. The n7oiees mus s' eceTe Pr
= es,aozue lich viii BE Issued az IN es,ly day
respectfully solicited particulars oil "Hoo
sboulG be fyr1shed tor the catalogue inneiAte!7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

ITALIAN, LATIN and FRENCH TAUGHT By
a., Ialisu Geuenan who bss been profes Teacher
sy vear in elv and Syifzersnd AID aso PrncaI Of ts
Cove uent School Of Method fgr hae ana fe4!e eacasf'
- iu Syi,zssnd desires few Pupils ~ learn The above
sTFusres Can furnish the highest certificates and recon-
,reusors from shove CO. erments and Clergy an pr
vsfa others Of New-York qual hcatOls, L. Won
scoert Board with family il laJ for Lesso-' address
CRINOLI Tribune Office.
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OFFICE of the YEW-YORK FIRE aud MA

~ RINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nev-foIk, FEB o
ls6-DlyIpEND-The Board Of Directors have ms lay s
cIsred Annual Dividend Of TEN PER CENT, payable
10 Il csboder densnd Al The ohce OF the company
No u " ali-st D. UNDhhhlLL, secte-Aly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
Board and Rooms.

A LADY, Teacher of Music, wishes TO make an
IA with family BY which sbe give IN
stuction SINGING and upon the PIANOfOhTE also tho
her PIANO compensation for the cOml0rs 81 homo
Addres postpaid s. NJ b., Tribune Office References eK'
changed
A FURNISHED ROOM, with Breakfast and
IN Supper and Dinner Sundays suitable fr single Cen
emsn, NAY DO had at No Ludlow place. (Houon st. be-
W. Sullivan NeDOugal-sts)
DOARDlNG-At Nos. As and AZ East Broad
I'D way, for single Gentlemen. Apply at No. Is
DOARD.-A pleasant PARLOR and BED
I'D ROOM may be obtained at No "a Eat lith-st.,
Union-squsre Dinner at 6 o'clock
NOMFORTABLE.-A furnished ROOM and
~ BEDROOM can be had at moderate rent by agreeable
rarity, Of No. ia Greenest.
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Sales On AnfIion.
Albert H. NIcoLlY ArctioDee-.
IfTE sAIE of FIFTEEN YEARS

Albert II. NtcoL ~. AncIlop., WINS,
PSCLUTE SALE Of FIFTEEN 1hAho
n TFAST az The BUILDING No p Wa =, eor1et q
T--.S-AIBERT II. NICOLAY viii sell on W fDN $50
Fef 49, 1856 Z O'eloeE At the Msrehlas
80 f-or Nav Cis Il the eligible Prlmses FnoT1 q -
= wallet oorrer q Bread Conditions q LeA.e are = ~
L. Yesrlv rem fo1 IL frst Eve years 800, usj zoe q
,ev and ION sfer Tax sfer Nay 1871. aA re-.
IS - rer srrun ard Wa-er lsS. and ne lesse y ssS -
Lrifirs b eeod rvre TIE rroi cry now rets iof - CT
m sa could ..sy - maize 10 briE 500. to' = "a
ve-f rt nothrg couz BE- oaerel which Ias % So go - -
As .iis lease Thus 0TTor-ur''y = ife.elte- ..
~ vlfb srd .horld - snNrcced ~ those - cl
RI sable AID rerna-en; uvestn'n' .'eL-- -. ',x
tr6 McTfssGes = j re taken ioI o-e--A4 ''' -
70. fu.i fsrricriars stpy 20 - 49,. ~ R-,.4s.
ALERT H. NICOLAY. Auciioaeer no. bIOsl'-
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NJ NJ. BTFTJNTON's ADJUSTABLE TIME

~ NJ. BUFFINTON's ADJUSTABLE TINE
~. REOISILRS approved and highly appreciated BY
luuefs men scLoCs railroads hanks. Insurance aniss
a. all Ierfcus who value desire 20 have acouy9ncn
lee ard ster Of time Tor the government Of
e selves ind tie information Of the public They
oua essiy adjusted ard perpetual giving the hour aud
twl requise with eXactuess end possessing value
le,oud tlv oher hycued. They embrace Of
fifteen different Registers adapted 10 lie uses OF individuals
ct rcsted COMPARES, pros Onsl and 80 hgay s
tiecaied by h,i that upward OF (jN9 have been
COZ raced for sd,sIoe of their manufacture Among them
he Fve-,dsy Vcti-teT celei iar FIR ell time the
DAYS cf week the month ard the days Of the month
resy: tlso TIE Absentee Register, showing o. glance tie
terr a. minute o. uersous when called from his bu
tso the once Register, showing the office houri the
Pos( Rces'er; showing the time Of closing the mails for
tie Noth East south Wes'; the AeAhonI Re-ser, Civ
uR the hour breakfast dinner suQcr the Passenger Reg
isfr siOv ~ The exact time The rain viii Leave the DIFF
re POINTS lId also showing 10 IN ZACH ~ The
e1t STATE tie trGiu IN a. and the inns tAe rsa will
ou a. shat station Msuuiacr and for sse by y. VI BUF
FINTON. Fail Ri.er. Mass For sale by GEO w REED,
Geuusl Agent No. 80 D-ysr NevfoIA and tie principal
Bool s'oIes thiot q orr the United States.
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TuSrs MORRELi. Auc ioneer.
r r-r~nNr T-DT

TuSrs MoRRELi. Auc ioneer .,,
ENTIRE STOCK of FIkNlIU RE, ~C.-W III III
- .oi6 THIS DAY conueac NJ lot o'clock = No 81
Nssssus Alteration business requires that ne present.
stock uust be cold without reserye-cons Oh "
s.eSs u s-ce variety Washs ards rsrbet)p isnss eKen
son Dining Tables, 50 Corner ana books;15ds, oa %
hruee Desks allie Desks and Boxes oil Paint
- Nr-ors one lafee fer Mirror Lounges s1t beds-eat
~ sureror rosewood Pian0FoTte Commences with
second .hard Furniiure from ta1ly.
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4 sSIGNEE's SALE shall sell st Puonc
n 'cir a. TUESDAY NEXT Feb y, a. Il o':.9ek = "a
:. lie Atlantic tMtsle) Dcck Bro y, tie CANAL oCai
LADY or OSWEGO together with al her 1in -4S 49,
TsrLc Te above tstued Boat hes bat two .s-s)as
i' WALTZ r CAMPBELL, 900,
VI rsh : ~ a.s.xuee Of Alexander Miller.
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'' De 0O''lIe' Oh 'RL.BBERT L NIcOLAY, 10 Broals'
". $ MELLoR Auction er-By HouGHroS MELLoa.
YINHIS DAY (Thnrsdayl at LII O'Clock,

A. ~. SicOLAY AucfiouceL
VALUABLE CORNER LOTS at YORkVILLE
AZ ATCTION-ALBERT II. NlCOLAY will sell
NTDNI SDAY Feb IS a. Il o'clock - the Merchants TX
change desirable Lott least corner OF "a ~ an o'
inducemerts the q aV re road
ru by this properly Terms easy AID title ndspuable For
full eric slafs apply ALBERT n. NlCOLAY AicHoneer,
No BTcad-st.