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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
The Steamer

On her last trip brought large amount Of freight,
consisting IN part OF Screws, Racks Files, Anger Bits,
Chisels, FURNISHING NAILS, and other descrip-
lions of Hardware.
Also choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, various
kinds of Candy, "Mustang Liniment," "Daley's Pam
EXTRACTOR" Davis Pain Killer.
Also. n fine assortment of TOILET ARTICLES
'Bny Rum" superior article of Basket Cologne"
an nvoi &c of thu" Balm of a TIL Jusand Flowers. y
which Tor beauuying the complexion, removing
Tan. Pimples and Freckles, Cleansing the Teeth, for
the Toilet and Nursery. has no equal All the above
articles will DO sold Cheap, at the PIONEER VA
RIETY STORE. s. YANKEE NOTIONS DEPOT,
Myers street, 3rd Door from Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important NeWsi

You can buy Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Hard
ware, 'rocsery, Glassware &c &c, cheaper at J. Y.
hfsSlNGs orovilIe Store than any other establish.
meht ms side Of Sacramento. Only call and be con.
Vihced OF the fact. Wholesale and retail.
\. B-Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. f2O
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon

montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store of
Randall McDermott The SUBSCRIBER would in
form the public, that he has taken the saloon for.
mer known as the Washington Exchange. and hay
ing rehled the same in the bnst manner making il
at the same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Orovie The Bar will be sun
piled WIN liquors OF The best quality. In short
everything VIII be done to promote the comfort Of
his patrons, for which share OF public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febi9 l DWARKOWSKY,
Formerly OF the firm of IIopey & Cos Mary syille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
Union Hotel & Stage House,
sPANIsHTowN, BUTTE CO.
RIPLEY & STANIELS,. .... Pr prietor

ESa, THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
ksii1 and the public generally, that they have Just
LII opened NEW iiorELin Spanlshtown bear
ing the above name, and having provided 1t wuh all
the arrangements that constitute II first class Hotel,
clean and comfortable Beds, bountilully furnished
Table, and IA lar supplied with the best of Wines,
Liquors Cigars, they solicit the patronage of the
travelling public.
Bs- The California Stage COMPANY make thus house
the head quarters Tor their Coaches IN Spanishowh.
j. Z. RIPLEY,
JOHN =. SrANlELS.
Spanishtown December 70. 1856 d2O-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
County Treasurer's Office,

OROvILLE. December 10Th, 1856.
Notice shereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the 9TH day of May 1885, and 5tb
day of August 1856, except Warrants numbered le2.
1873, 1S4, ls5, 1870 and l9 that the same will be paid
presentation nj this Office. And notice is further
given that after this date sad Warrants will cease to
bear interest. WIN BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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MISCELLANY
p32S3AS7 SID1353g3t2
ErrERvEscrNG TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE


The most Wholesome, refreshing, and inyigorating
Drink IN the World.
TENUE pow DER from winch This Is prepared l.
Il made entirely from vegetable Ingredients col
lected from all purts of the world, aud combined to
gether' with great skill aud care Two teasnounsfu'
put into dry tlmbler q! large Size with sufficient
quantity OF water added, produces immediately
cooling draaght ot charming excellence ana HhN"r'
and health giving effect Il l. adapted Ia all seasons
and every ones USE aud i especially suited Tor those
who 90 10 sen, preventive of sei-sckneSs, COS
tivenes-. AMI h' generally unpleasant State al Tho
SYST IN arising from change Of climate AMI iNlug
1t also lessen, The dang at mourning diseases uu
der tropical snu and all who aIe Ubout to take the
trip To the eastern States, II they re- ard health ease
ard comfort on the aat. should not ihI To OBTAIN
supply before starting. aud more So II ihies or ch
drrn ARE with them: or invuln-. or ia sick no
thing rs grateful 10 the palate und stomach a. lhi'
and rrists The encrVang effects ol hot countries >"
well. aud, uuliNe ardent >prS, II does not enttrhlr
by Inlam,ng: but strengthens anu eAhlcrales bolh
BODY aud mind by its nutritious powers and he en-
ergy which it mparts 10 the digestive process. Sea
men also should be provided with some before the!
leave pOr.
4 glass taken AT any time during the day eemoyes
all feelings ot heat. thirst even OF hunger and Ms
being made IN "A great measure oi vegetable acids
10 prevent Scurvy aud pnrIts The blood AT the same
time. It's also All invaluable Restorative Tor those
no labor hard for living such Farmers, Miners
Mechai les ana Iahurers; aud Ia shup-keepers Pro-
iessonal men aud Cthers, whose occupation compcls
them To lead sedant ~ lives; draught before break
fast gives new spirit for the business ol the day.
Medical men who know It's composition speak III
the highest terms OF its utility. md all the poets
praise II Byron calls it the blest Sherbet, Moore
makes frequent mention oi 1t, and llahz the great
Persian pUei, is ipud in praise Of il
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
York and san francisco
Depot Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
Francisco, and for sale 10y all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Pricc-50 Cents per Bottle-each Que will make /?
Glasses.
NIB Agents wanted and supplied on the most
liberal ana convenient terms. ap2lJm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
vt. NICHOLAS HOTFL,
OR Ov IL L z .
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor.

Se.a, HAVING PURCHASED TIE nOt 81
ks,,I known heretofore lluntoon's Exchange
LII have renovated, re-hlled, new, inrhished ana
opened it under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements | have erected II spacious dining
hall-added Il large number of cieganll! furnished
roo ms for Families. and am prepared Ia nccommo
date any number of guests in "A manner That trust
will be satisfactory To all. Having had the ben
eft of long experience in the business Al d rs !
shall give my whole attention To II, ! intend To
make this house IN all its essential appointments ,he
very best in this section OF California
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B.-The Cal Stage Cos General Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart to
ali points OF the country.
December 80, 1870. d3l-tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
OrpuiIIt DaiIg Batte &ttnrA.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1857


SUIclpE.-Herman BosCher, one of the
proprietors OF the German Hall, on Mont
gomery street near Bush, committed SUI
eide on the 2lst, by hanging himself with
black neck handkerchief
"a 4 drayman got on spree, and cap
sized a milk Wagon, thus sprnkllug, the
streets Of San Francisco with chalk and
water.
RoBBERY-Two young men named Henry
McDermott and Henry Nner, were arrested
ON the 2lst, charged with an attempt to rob
an Italian saloon keeper on the corner OF
Clay and Drum streets
PEoMrr AID FOR WALKER.-The bark
ocean Bird sailed yesterday for san Juan
del Sur, with material AID Tor. Walker, con-
slsting Of arms, ammunition, provisions anu
men. The ocean Brd is IA fast saier, and
with ordinary luck will reach San Juan
within twenty five days. She was fitted out
for this expedition at "a cost Of nearly TWEEN
ty thousand dollars In the event of her
reaching her destination without mishap,
she Will be IN season to prevent any disaster
that might happen to Walkers army on ac-
count OF scarcity Of provisions. May she
have tair wind aud plenty OF 1t to speed her
ON her way.
1E6~A man named Mark Brombergcr was
arrested on Thursday, on n charge OF open
| ing letter addressed to another party.
! SCoUNDR ELIsM. The Sacramento rail-
road bridge near Brighton was set on fire,
during Tuesday night, by some lawless per-
son, who doubtless intended to injure, by
the reckless act, the Railroad Company.
| Had it not been for fortunate discovery,
the cars would, in all probability, have been
thrown of TIE track at this point, AS the
bridge was nearly ruined.
WATER PIrEs. Mr. GarIiott is at work
extending wafer pipes through Montgomery
street; this will be great convenience TO
residents in the lower end Of the town, and
we trust his enterprise will be properly APP
precated.
| S. A. MCMEAN's ACCOUNTS WITH THE
STATE. The committe appointed to exam
inc the books of Mr.. McNIeans, former
State Treasurer, have reported that in or
der to know how his accounts stand it will
be necessary to write up complete new set
of books.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-25
office.

Proposals will be received till April 5th, stating
price per foot for the completion of Tunnel OF the
following dimensions viz: six feet high and five feet
wide, probable length Twenty-Five to forty feet.
J. Nj. MARSH, Secy Indian Flat Company.
Oregon Gulch, March q, 1857 mar!3-lw
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ADJUSTMENTS

NYIBLo's GARDEN-ruEsDAY EVENING. DEC. o.
IN Benefit OF the FRENCH B.NEvoLENT SOCIETY.
THE WONDERFUL RAvkTS,
Mad. De LA GRANGE TERESA ROLLA,
Mons oASSIEh, LABOCETTA, ROCCO.
81 Zanfretta and the united talent Of this esab shment
The open performance Mt for this evening
EvOLUrIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Ballet divertisse nent 1ERPsICHORE.
GRAND INTEEEkDE MUSICAL,
ny the italian Artists
lat grand pan,omime. THE GOLDEN EGG
Admission % all parts OF the house 80 cents
Grand Juvenile Afternoon Performance nert Saturday, al
2
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EDWARD ScHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-BY +. 4 r. II.
y SCHENCK.-Ths day, Goth instant, at IL o'clock at
their saesroom No 3 Nassau street. importer stock Of
magnificent gold watches diamonds, jewery, comprising
magic hunting and chrononeers duplex patent
and levers also ladies' enameed watches set With
diamonds; also diamond bracelets, brooches pins
rings rings single all mounted
In eighteen gold; also Florenne and Roman mosaic
cameo carbunce and other of pins earrings gold vest
guard fob chains chaelane sea rings pins, earrings
studs sleeve buttons &C. Sale positive By order OF the
sgnee.
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NJ bOUHHTN, AIVffONEEK, WIIE SfFb ON TO.
N. morrow Wednesday. Dec w. At l0s O'Clock nj Eighty.
third between Fourth and Filth second house from
yorkvils handsome household furniture
going psror furniture
giant cod paor suits Brussels tapestry
nearly chandeliers carved rosewood with
plate glass DOORS gilt frame oval mirrors elegant gilt frame
oil paintings by old masters curtains and cornices French
ranei shade and stand chinA and
figures under shades wine coolers silver plated eight
t,fe music hos, &c. Hedroom MISUNDERSTANDING bed
-esds bureaus wsea nd- toilet sets mattresses paasses
Brussels carpets paintings Ac The paintings In the above
well worthy the 81 The Third
Pass wn Ave blocks Of the house every Ave
mnutes Also house and garden ssstusry, plants
&C. Catalogues can be had q saesroom 70 Nassau stree, ,ss
afternoon,
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7 AURA KEENFs THEATRE ga BROADWAY ABovR

T AURA KEEEE's THEATRE GA BROADWAY ABOVE
IL Houston street.
Doors open at 6, to commence al precisay
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE PANT0MIME
TUESDAY, EVENING, DkC. %, 1851
The grand romantic drama, three acts, entitled
THE CORSICAE BROTHERS,
Fabs5 5s De- r, srsnsh Twin brothers Jordss
After which the symboca hyperbocsl parabolica diaho
hcsl physognomlca grotesque s'atuesque and
GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANToMIME
HARLEQUIN BIUE BEARD,
(Which Will commence at Ga precisely
Columbne Miss s. Bishop Harlequna Miss II Lang
Pantaloon. Kennedy Harlequin. H. Yates
SPECIAL NOTICE-An EXTRA PERFORMANCE Of
the PANT0MIME will b. given on NEW YEARS. DAY
AFTERNOON. Also SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan.
2-eacb p-rfos to commence at O'Clock precisely
and terminate about 4 u. N.
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AMUsEMMrTS.
DRoApwAY THEATRE
= eAso q he Academy Of Music Phisds'Ph",.,s No.
ed caa% light ss
upon the new Amsrcsn Tssmsr Aar'sae, "a
VAs ax AsSE saussrs 4 Cos
TIRE oz zes42sEG sSso Gss5 81 HuconD
Thirty Thousard rer.on. have s,rssdy Visited
Grand Dramatic Acts
THREE GREAT CLOWNS
Trppo =; s s5ssl Performing H''AaaA
MXGNIrIcENT ENTERTAINMENT
'ap''''' V @'' '' TIRES e GRAND DAY
New Years Day ana Saturday, jan 2 commencing SRI
powERY THEATRE
sna sna srqaa ii osa
boI.s 8 and s. Seats in private boxes 50 cents
SANDS SATHASs a s Go,,s TRIPLE TROUPE
of american French and German Equestrian and GymnAss
Tuesday evening Dec. ~
New and Beautiful Acts s sv Arena BY the best Ae
The great p'5asssFFTo5ssE q ' xsS CLEOPATRA
N'N ' BEAU xARCHAEs.
RURToN's NEW THEATRE
ID ru'Sd"y'hTf s'i one A ssT' kg%S-sSRsy Of
with It's supeudous arrangement comic talent superior y
apnyhsM syer e @nsS M Ga in a Burton Max
sroasham Sir Harcour' Mr. smith, ch1r'sS M n.I s
VIII The farce Of ,PiAT'TTiER vs. oi.ATTsa
90 - sing several connie songs ,x,.
new bapssSus With G III worLD BE AN AroR
UyooD's BUILDINGS. BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE
henry " geo. cnRlsIlY wooD's Mis,siRELs
Under the direction of II, Wood and Geo Chrsy.
A'n0p''0 S TRE sosaUs dsisss 81 THOMAS
'"'"'"' ds,e Of waii.css ,he.irsl
Tickets rs cents Doors at o. to mence st. O'Clock
DucKLEYs' sERENADERs
- bo5 broadway opposite NihloA
''" '''' LrHIorIANIsx
Original nefrsins and ssro Melodies 81 49, ~
New s o1.., h ss~ G sSos,
And D SSWN 2! r SHg' sIs Ess1s !f'
Doors open at Ga commence At ia precisely. .
Admission % cents only
E'RANKLIN MUSEUM 1T GRAND STREET. ONE Door
from broadway. Holiday attractions continued aranA
sN"'' u ''"''' new YEARS WEEK
Two performances every day, eommencing at
So'cso,k in the after and at I in the evecng.
when Madame wharons entire troupe OF beautiful females
known AS - ,,,
the wo s"n poa Of and are selected for hes
''' f'"' TWENTY TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES.
sna ~
n'e"''' "''''''"s 'e'" %RHB GIRLS,
Female Opera Troupe Ballet Company Mons 0rcgcAe
the hsfsSsi ffs ~
Boxes IS. Private boxes ~
seat. stage s. Door. open a and It g. oo@"s.ss1
JAM ISIS I 10th H IN he evening
rouncemen Saturday Jan benefit Of Minis MAXI Al
kiNs hne bill viii be ehered -
7 OTIS or FUN IN THE COMIC pASToMIME AT LAu
Il A Ea., oiuT ntuR
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A CADFMy OF MUSIC.
Every other week
FIFTY CENTS TO All.

FIFfY CENTS TO ALL PARTS or THE ACADEMY.
to THE PUBLIC.
Mr. Ulmsn hegs 10 announce thai the winter season VI
close ~ weeks In consequence Of engagements entered
The spring season will commence In February, the
turn of the company from Philadelphia.
,n, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ba financial peSaIsion which la. r.
fcted the Opera than other place OF amusement
forty regular opera nights stipulated in The lease have been
given which have be added twenty extra performances
consisting Of msnees And sacred Sunday concerta
century since opera nonrshed In Europe whiise
in America ! may be said TO exist oniy since me as wgn
Is corsidsrec as beng neat ~ rank 70 nas o. London rs
AID s. ana as taking precedence over A
The reason o this rapid deveopement general
The greatest singers Of the stimulated
h cur oy Of The public they wen, In 70 The
them hear best music msrveiousy executed and thus
Uavnns Troup opera daring seyersl sen sons -
90 cents, ~ Castle Garden.
xsrs 80 opera has made New York musical city q
the than the Jenny nds sonsgs and Al
bopis The experiments however has caused MART ioss
less rich from continuing H. At the
%snt wh The salaries Of artists have 80 greatly nsrs.sea
be attempted; yet the Director Mr. Ullman thinks
An OCCASIONAL 50 cnNT NIGHT
he would not run any very great risk NJ hs loss which thu
sv he creation X class q parons Who onee s~a
q the refinement Of operate ENTERTAINMENT will become II
Mr. unmsn therefore, ases this opportunity OF informing
"e p"o a c It'll a SiaHr EVERY OTHER WEEK,
on Ms osg sSq 9ny NJ pss q sdm I'M Tr w
The performance will invariably commence Al Ia and
The selection for the cheap nights win consist of
oil AND POPULAR OPERAS.
cousequeuce of the departure OF the company Zoe PhRa
ONLY ONE CHEAP NIGHT
ca" be given sRipSS yh sys MI Sss sHs
' D'."S ,''''D 4 GENERAL HOLIDAY,
"nsn VIII De p'''O hpcREzrA BogGrA.
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..
Thursday at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ, importers and manufacu
superb rich goods watches diamonds
elry fine ormou and gold bJouee ladies' csbas silver and
paedware china and glass perfumery and fancy r
cles of every description suitable for holiday The
largest and superb assortment offered for sale
auctiOu.
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GILBERT 8. SAVAGE, ACCOMMODATIONS 4
" SAVAGE will sell, at their saesroom IS Cedar street.
Tuesday Dec 49, at 10 o'clock A. NJ large and rich stock of
urs sleigh robes assgnees sale of French and German
fancy goods and toys staple and fancy dry goods fine jew
elry, watches and silver plated
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. ArAS.-s,oo BUSDrRs SUPERIOR JAVA RATTAN
II for sale BIZ J, 4, CLEV 4 CO, ~ Maiden lane.
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CRowrs OF vrsrTrRs AT THE FAMOUS DUssEI,
~ DORr GALLERY. Powers world renowned Grees
Slave and hundred msgnhcen paintings exhibit
Non, dsy and evening, 81 W broadway
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HENRY II LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
II Nassau street HENRY II LEEDS Co. will sell at
auction, Wednesday, Dec 30 nj one O'Clock in gal
the salesroon q Nassau sreetA choice collection
al fine books for libraries and ILLUSTRATED presentation books
belonging to a. r. Putnam OF S2 broadway selected from
the part his stock specially prepared for this
all perfect and sold this ouy IN this
SIMPLY the seller wants the money The list
includes the editions in fresh and handsome bindings OF
the works 81 the heat authors English and American tncu
ding Cooper Irving Addison. Fielding Goldsmith Marrya
Curtis Bayard Taylor &C, &c. Illustrated editions OF the
Poets World noted Women. TnconograDhc Cyclop9diA
Poets Of the Nin.teenh Century Jving-,ones Travels
wilkes Exploring Expedition Kane's Arctic Voyages Pres
Histories &c On exhibition the morning OF sale,
with catalogue.
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10. BY BANGS CO., IS Nassau street @io's o'clock
NEW ASp SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
Also snyer and silver plated ware.
.0a'.s ia sEfs GAZE BASKETS, CASTERS
Also jewery and fancy goods Of every description Thus
TSs s he
ready,
~ M LEVY, AUcrIoNEER " WILLIAM GREET.
LEVY s s. Tss9sS.y nsa 5 inst al ,
50 aI5sn Up % M s rss
HEkTz, assignee Of A Ei.it ----
w sell Tuesday Dee e. :. 10 oc.s lock- =. No., No
sS
china toys vases, &c Sale positive 70 close consisnmens
DANIEL s. HoUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
~ particular attention to his ssis this
private residence No 24s Twenty third street west Of
found in yesierdays Herald Tribune and Times sale
p Ss
servc few articles from the caaiosas are herewith
joined viz china dinner sets together with large variety Of
extension tables velvet carpets rosewood suits centre Ia
sss
wood chamber furniture of rosewood and mahoga
sorment and well worthy the attention OF purchasers Cata
iogues at the house only.
EDWARD scHENcK. AUcTIoNEER.-BY F. AZ. H;
~ SCHENCK Thursday. slst inst, at one O'Clock, At
their salesroom a3 Nassau street very fast sorrel
borse is hands high warranted perfectly and kind
harness and under the saddle but old last July
mile In harness in minutes 80 seconds, has
never trained and believed to be the best horse OF his
age in the State. Sold to cover an execution
VSDwARD HCHENCK AyCTIONEER
~ Court-Henry Clark and others aims; Charles y.
Townsend. Gerald Gray o. p Townsend and others =
made In this the fourteenth day
Of November undersigned will sell TO the highest
bidder public auction the fourth day of January
4. the store of the late firm Of Townsend Gray 5 Broad
way. between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets In the city OF
Ne* York. all the stock Of the said firm consisting Of ready
usually In gentemens furnishing and tailoring stores
Also the shelves iesks furniture and Iron safe In
said sale 10 at eleven O'Clock In the FORE
Messrs. H. y. II. SCHENCk auctioneers
U. b. BREWSTER, receiver Of said firm.
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TOHN r. vANDrwATER, ArCTroNEER so 600
worth of choice and vnahe furs and skins being the
stock and manufacture OF John n. Philips h Coz n.
FRANKLIN CO. Ater salesroon, No Sc Nassau street
John street tho above desirable stock embracing full
nss6rmen, Of mu, cus vcorines robes, SC all Of the
finest sity and fully warranted Sale positive Continue
ton sale this day, AT les O'Clock, TuesdayADec. %.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
Ii q Nassau street-HEERY III. LEEDS co: viH sell
auction, Tuesday Decsmbor 80 at III o'clock. m the
collection Of oil paintings tae property Of gentleman rest
In Brooklyn compi sng pictures by DuraBd Kensit
Cssslier Hart, Shattuck. Coleman Chapman Hyde. son
tag Boutee Bonhed Carter, Blauvelt Bellows g. H. Hail.
Morann Lewis Hamilton, Helf Waerson, Fish, Pearson,
Dbbn Dickinson and others very choice collection. They
exhibition, with catalogue.
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JENRY II. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATIONS y MAS
III sau street-HENRY II. LEEDS a co. will sell at
don. Monday Dec % and Tuesday Dec Al O'clock
each at the sal q Nassau sreet-Secevers sale
of costly watches and Jewelry iron safes scales watch
terals Office furniture &C. positively without reserve by
der of Nathan e. Pa ESQ., receiver being the entire stock
effects and fixtures Of Morris L. samues CO. and valued
about $50 consisting large assortment OF Eng
ish French and Swiss watches and watch OF
peror quality and finish by Cooper, Yates Brettaous Will
lis Tobias Bnde, Negus Broomhaid, johnson, Hunter
Fox Bsrcomb Leyand Roske York Carver, anc other
LIBERATED makers Also ship chronometer by Bliss Creig.
ton also of hands ruby dis mond
powder hooks watch jewels crysotes keys dals glasses
Ac Also certificate No 40 NJ Mutual SCRIP and
certificate No 40 do Also two safes large jew
eers scales diamond Gales desks chairs counter
&c Sale peremptory.
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A CHEAP MIC lit.

7 OTIS or FUN IN THE COMIC PANToMIME AT Lag
IL ra keeLes Theatre, every evening.
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IJESRy n. HERTs. JR., AUCTIoNRER, Will. SELL,
i'll this day NJ l0is o'clock nj 81 Warren street stairs,
Tor q whom may concern, the entire store and
Office nxures with drawers shelving racks Office
desk chairs stoves aors cutting board one Her
rings salamander safe eight Wheeler Wilson sewing
chimes oIcloh clock &C Terms cash All articles 10 be
nd on day II
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UCTIoN NOTICE -ExEcUToRs saLE.--JUIIus
IA BROWN, Auctioneer Tomorrow "Wednesday morn.
tng) Al iQ clock Vt the residence Of the late Mr. WATSON
~ Amy between Wooster and Greene streets sale
household comprising
substantial psricr chamb and dining room furniture
pets, hair &c Sale positive without
serve rain or shine The house N let. by order.
HENRY STEVENSON. r.,,,or.
JOHN II. CARNES, naso"o's'
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TIENRy n. HFRTS, JR., kUCTroNEER.-By HERTS
NOSS-AssiRnce's sale 81 elegant diamond te welry
gold jewelry gold aud silver watches &C Also about 100
ounces solid silver comprising
spoons ladies casters tee sets &c Ao large LOT 81 fancy
goods clocks. &c suitable for holiday
The whole to be sold without reserve BY order OF the