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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-05-14
THE MARKETS.
HiLtsrono. NAV ia.Isl

HiLLssoRo, May 10, 1851.
FLOUR has further advanced, owing 10 the
continued advance in the Cincinnati market.
We now quote S5.5Oa5 60 by the wagon load
retail 46a695.
WHEAT--Prices have further advanced, and
are now firm at 8 30 for red, 81 25 for white.
OATS are still scarce aud in demand al doc.
from wagons.
CORN is also scarce and in active demand
at our quotations.
CORN MEAL Is scarce aud In demand at
6Oc from wagons
BUTTER is still scarce, Good brings 2Oa25.
Other articles are without change.
BUYso RArEs-wHoLEsALE.
Flour, Rbbl, 5 50a5 60 Butter, ID AGO
Cornmeal, bus a6r Eggs, doz asa
Wheat, goal 25 Hay, ton, 10 00al 90
Corn, J0a55 Chickens, ,doz.l 25al SO
Oats, a40D. Apples, az 50
Lard, ib aiQID. Peaches, 4 90
Wood, cord 9 COa2 so Bacon Hams ib llal2
Cattle, ,cwt,net - Shoulders, SAP
Potatoes, bus | 50al IS jSides, al0
G reen Apples, 75aI OOwhtEeans small 2a2 25
Cloverseed, - Timothy, -
SELLING RArEs-RETAIL.
Flour, bbl Tao 25 Sugar, ib ais
Flour cwt. 3 25a2 SON OMolasses,gal go
Cornmeal bus ais Salt, Kan.bus a5O
Candles, ID lsalO Coffee, b l5s2O
Maekerel = Dbl az % Tea, 5Oal 0O
Trout, . IT'S Butter, 2Oa25
Whit Fish," 8 90 Cheese, l625
Lard, ib 15Lake Saltbbl az 90
r ce, asa Timothy, =
Cloverseed, - Hooking Salt } OJ
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New Yo rk Items.

New YORK, May II.
Mr.. f. 0. Perrin, a Know Nothing,
formerly of Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed Governor Walkers Private Sec
rotary. He starts for Kansas tomorrow.
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iI'HE last house John Fox lived at he left be-
| cause his boss taid TO him, in an angry
manner, that he would not have bis house CALI
ed a house of bad character. John Fox lived
at this house seven months, and does not know
why his boss said this to him, Will he telli
Fox lived 3 miles from Rainsboro. Highland
county, Ohio. JOHN FOX.
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Cincinnati WhOIesaIe Market.
CfNclNNATI, Tuesday, May 10.
Carefully corrected every week, from the
Latest City Papers.

CiNciNNATr, Tuesday, May 10.
Carefully corrected every week, from the
Latest City Papers.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Corn. per bu. 7Sa79 Cheese, ,WRlb. l0Bal2
Wheat, " 25al 30 Butter Roll, ID. 22a25
Oats. 57a5s Eggs, doz. al0
Flour. bbl. a6 so Beans, bush, az 50
Hogs, gross 0Oa6 50 D. Apples, ,bu 75a3 on
lard. Ib. l4al5 d. Peaches, 3 50s3 IS
Mess Pork a23 90 Hay, ton bale a25 90
Glover Seed, TAI 25 Apples, DBL Sa6 W
Timothv u a3 90 Potatoes, bu, goa SIS
TalIow. rand. all Feathers, ID. 46a1S
Hons. lb. 1OaI2 Wool, CO. ri. bp.2Sa40
Beeyes, cwt netSal , rJ extra fine, al5
GROCERIES, &c.
1.-THE prices herein given. are the VIII olesale
rates. On small lots TO country dealers an ad'
vance of from to 5 per cent on these rates is
generally charged.l
Sugar, ID. l2al ~ Rice, ID. 5Ma6
Coffee, Rio, ll31al2 Salt, Kama. bu. 2Oa22
NO. Moosses, ga 76a72 Tobacco, leaf, 9a23
Teas, lb. 40a9j Nails, Keg, 5Go5 70
MackerelNol 2la23 90 Leather, Gin. Sole3oalO
White Fish, Dbl = Coal, I'm yl l4aI6
Cod Fish, ID. 43la5l Whisky gal. ago
Raisins MIR. 4 50ai IS, Oranges, box,4 5Oal 20
Brooms, doz. 5a2 SO Candles, Mould l4aIS .
Lard Oil, gall l0al l5.SOap, com lb. 'ao
A further marked advance will be noticed in
Provisions and BreadstufIs, which is noticed
more fully in paragraph given elsswhere' iro"'
the Cincinnati Gazette. Whisky has also con-
sderably advanced, and Molasses is 9 TO &c
higher.
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New Advertisements. A
Glass CutIing.

Glass Cutting.
GLASS Of any size or hape for Show Win
" dows, Show Cases. Doors, Windows or
Frames, cut or furni shed on the shortest no.
tice by JAMES BROWN, Agent.
myl4 For JosEPH KIBLER.
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TNHE Oriental Horse Charmer, for 25 cts
l. Address C.. J. ELDRIDGE,
ap30w3s Cincinnati, o,
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TIVE Oriental Horse Chsrmsr. Cor Sos % cts
Address Z, !. ELpklpS,o
ap3Ow3" Cineihh1"' w.
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Special Notices.
"The Comet is Coming!D
q. w, HORN.

But although many of the people are greatly
alarmed about its approach to the Earth, our
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Bereges& GrenadineS

We have IN store = splendid lot Of these Goods
@asnifeeot FIounced 6rensdne Dresses,
Rich Chene g"
Velvet {"
Plain Leaf Perrge {"
Al styles Founced Bereges, great Job,
$780,. Fgd Bereges- heautiful.
Eubd Grape Dresses Evening,
Palm ReTeges, ell colors,
CHARLES. [" .-..e.
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Black Silks.

Gro Dc A',iqus, very heavy,
Arnine. ("
vaour de Fspahan
Black Tsdeta. an grades
- Poulard.
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g6 LIVERY STABLE. R

tAIM T WRIGHT co. would respectfully iDioin th
w citizens Nashvile the public geiei ally, Il
they have purchased the throw livery Fate and at
the stock and hxures form ei occuTied by Nm }. hill
lips or Market street, just below the kquare.
We prepared 10 board hoes, By the day OF week IN
nne style.
We have erst-Tae lots and boxstRls to accommodate
Drovers and all friends Wlo may favor US with their
patronage.
We pledge ourselves 70 give satisfaction IN all cases.
We have a Arge number Of fine saddle-Horses and doe
Bugries 0 hire NJ al tines g. ~
ihe fact IL, intend being surpassed by any
Stable In the southern county. Come acng anc for
yourselves. WM 1. "klGhr CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
CTEN BUILDINGS
81 HOEIiS Mo
Reduction in Freights

M have the pleasure 20 announce that the Railroad
" reduced their freights CHAkLEsTOF. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that very
short time, the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
With breaking bulk TINS viii then be least
days in advance of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD
l2Ec for ordinary packages; and that
THSG thereby securing you, always at least four times
eOmmiso
VIZ THEY
The Rao Agents, both at Savannah and Charleston,
DO MEASURE
Our bills paid here therefore you need no:
remit.
W. also send you duplicates Of bills We let
package lie over here.
We pay strict personal attention business, and
nothing shah be wanting part promote the
interest Of all who patrOniEe
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the pubic sustain us, and il work is
done WE'LL and bills less theirs, then take It
from and give II to them
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain
Ing to the business, eheerfully given.
REFER TO
Messrs. W. II. Gordon & Co, Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook. Baily Co.,
Eichol, Green Baily,
Morrison Co. 90
4" Strcsl-r, Ellis y Co.,
A. H. Hicks 4 Co.,
W. w. Berry & Demovtlle, {"
Chestham, WATSON Co
And last but least good old friend Jof Gald.
well Esq. President OF thes. O R. Char eston.
i1r22 9. WYATT co.
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Mourning Goods.

Hsvng hts sea7o7 maid particular attention 10 this par
-four business viii hand anything that can be
desired IN this lire.
snrnprr Bonbazines
Silk Warp Alpacca
p Black Bereges DeIaines,
" (" al Qualities,
/" GrensdiDe silk,
" Chaiie .--
feis -.E 1" Ravarderp Tarnaton,
{" Ponsons--a b.autifoi article Of mourning,
4" silk anished without gloss,
{" Fouards,
r..tf.. /" Canton Grapes ea- p
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

sUPzRIsrEsDkST's oFFICE, ". A c. r. r.,
NASHVILLE Jan. g. 1851
0N and an Monday newt The iAh lost. the Ticket o.
" Zee II the Nsshvine Chattanooga Railroad ~i Be
established No 20 College street, under the SewaRes
Hotel The Oh~e viii be open A. NJ add closed At
o'clock, P. N. Passengers should Tickets beors
going The cars. H.. ANDERSON, sgpr.
g. L. AEDEEsos, ITCH Agent. iar9-H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Ribbons.
Shawls, Scarfs and Mantles.
French EmbrOideries and LaceS

We invite particular attention 20 THIS assortment,
M larger and n ore varied than usual.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

Are veil known and eagerly sought for throughout the
| whole Contnento Of America.
of popuar remedies found that equal any
gency that alwsVs to be relied and within
| reach Of the poorest persons
Never Before the Gr@fenburg Pil's, could you OBJ
tain for 95c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Liver
Com plants, Dysps psia, costiveness and Asthms.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, could
ANYTHING be found that Gu red ali cases OF Chs and rev 81
for SOC.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment was
there found for 25c any immediate cure for Burns
Bruises Cuts old Sores, Eryspheias and lnhammauons
either external or internal s-
Never Before Marshall's Uterine Ca
nOIicOn was Failing Of the Womb, and olher Uterine
diseases found be durable Now ten cases out OF twelve
are cured by this med cine.
~ II any physician suppoees that this is merely a
ouaek remedy would reply that is prepared by DR.
Pomeroy Utics wealthy and oid physician the al
onsthic school-fhat will furnish reputable physi
clan any quantity Of It gratuousy to test ITS merits on his
natenfs and furthermore, BY writing 10 Dr. Pomeroy he
can he furnshed with it's component paris II is the
ct besinR TO the shat the scie1ce OF med cine
has discoveries in century.
= MAYER Refore the g. nienburg pysentery Syrup
was there certain remedy for Bloody Fux, Dysentery,
Diarrhra Cholera-DoW, AL can be cured IN Few hours
Never BEFORE tie introduction OF the chidren's
Panacea could mother feel the life of her babe safe for
ds hiIe under Eve wears Of are Youthful diseases and
strong medicines carried them onnoW this medicine cures
them after he doctor and n1res nave pronounced
their cases hopeless. Price only ste.
Never BEFORE was any Tonic Bitter popular as
the Health Bltters at cost l5e Why should the world
suffer Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, Whe inns simple
medicine can. at all times, prevent an
Never Before was any preparation OF sarsaparilla
o powerful as that compoundedby The Grefenberg Co.
Never BEFORE has the Consumptives Balm iound It's
eoual How many are there in life and health who
would ere this have entered Deaths DARK portal If they
had not been to this in preference to
many nosrums that are loudly vaentsdY ,
Never Before we're Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain We have certificates OF persons entirely re-
evsd AFTER DR. Mott and othe great physicians had as
serted that nothing but the knife could Afford rehef
Never IRU fore could nhamed eyes and weakness OF
sight be cured for twenty-five cents. The Eye Lotion
doesit.
Never BEFORE was any Book published that contains
as much medical knowledge the Graeienberg MANUEL Of
Health twenty It ought be In every family
in the land.
Never BeFOre hes any Almanac been published 80
valuable as the Heath Almanac Il is furnished gratuit
ouSly by all Druggists, and by
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z5zs1s7 gsE. 81 RS NT
TsTSssT7 - y -zs Is s'.ssss
Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE.
TO CONTINUE WITHOUT ALTERATION USru THz
First Day of june. 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery, Roots shoes and
Hats; Liquors, oils, &c. in bottles. Camphine and
Spirits Turpeutne, in bhls; Carpefng, On na, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in Clocks, Conf ctions-
ries Cotton Cards, Cutlery, in cases casks boxes;
Dry Goods IN boxes AMI bales; Drugs Fruits, Fruit
Trees and ShrubhprV FurS, Garden Seeds looking
Glasses and Lookinc-Gsss Plate, Eat owners risk,l
Oysters in cans and Jars Saddery Tin add Brittania
Ware, Teas and Spices, pr leo lbs. 81 IL
SECOND CLASS
Hardware, eKcept such As specified in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors, in
bhls ard pipes; Tohacco IN boxes; leather IN rolls
and boxes: Oils. in hbls and casks; Croekery and
Queensware in crates and casks: Rice. Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copp,r zoe
THIRD CLASS
Axes, ShOves Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs:
u-plste, Auvis Vices, casks Of Chains and hoes;
Manila and Cotton Corisgs: Coffee heavy Ca tings
Ml-Geari1g 'Ralros'-whee's and txles, Chains and
Spikes, snd Rosin in hbls., per so
SPECIAL RATS
Furniture and Carriages boxed auc ohes ghtartiees
not enumerated; also. Carhoys ~ Acids, or other
Chemicals viii be charged nv sc,ual weight, but AZ
double frs; Glass Rates, per Too lbs. 20 50
Have every psctage p'sniv rart ed with ~ con-
signee destination and dero' 81 delivery after this
livery.
ADVANTAGES AND FtCILITIFs OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 20 the Agents Of me South Carolina
Railroad a. 'horleSou, sill te forwarded Free 81 Com
mission drsyace Wharfage ard postage ouv chsr1elA
bill Of which With a freight vessel Re
R., Charleston, s. Q.
Inc S0Ith carolina Railroad viii advance shippers
charges, that those who prefer consigpirg
sion House can 30 and have their expensehi payable
here.
Afeight for Nashville and stations m ire Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad fo- Charleston through
Trains only, and shippers may rely upon the des
patch and promutress.
The Rsiefron Oh rleson to Nashville viii At all times be
as loT a. nv Savannah.
am Authorized and will settle prom ptiv any over
charges and damages that NAV occur on this line.
In oflost missing goods will tke charve Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery ana not
- aava
Is given at This office.
Merchants along the line of the Nashville and Cha'ta-
no"ga Railroad will bear IN mind hat the above ap-
ply 70 81 goods from Charleston which Re delivered
at he following stations, yz Stsverson Anderson Dech-
erd TulahoHa, Normandy, Wsrt~ace. She1 willie, Bell
buckle Fotervile, Murfeesboro, syrnR and Lsversne.
shall he red 70 give explanation and ipfor-
nation desired in regard 70 n Fhts expense-bi
Correspondents RELY upon prompt All in
0ues and every attention given business brought IN
der my supervision and control.
CHAs W. ANDERSON. Agent,
jan9-n No. 9s College 81 Nashville.
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Silks.

Az our SIN co1uter win he found everythngTevsnd De
sirabe In tbs branch husin intend 10 exec
Chene Floznced Robes-beautfal,
g
CHECK
Bea1,ifai silk Robes for Evening
Rich chene Silks,
Ttdeta Js~diuier@,
Cheue striDe Siks,
Fsii a7d 0he.k silks, al gradesI
Plain Silks. al colors,
Rich Armure,
PoTit de Sore, AL colors,
Rich Maire Antique,
Gro de Nap Marseline aud all kinds Trimming SIX.
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sl.Ns.s,7 s2eeO,425 ss,sis.9Os

Liabilities over ,ss.t..... saEseu sS3G5,I5 s2,SsTs
ThA, the Expenditures fths Long Dock Coupsny are nd
,s ard ,ure TO prov. profitable u he and Erie
Rsrosd Company, doubt who viii examine tue
SUBJECT The NswYo.k and Erie Railroad Company have
with the rsat 70 purchase the orlsiaA eoss - @
time yeArl ofthe entire property Of the Long DOCK
Conpspy SO Tots Of ground exclusive OF
the opened TO be OpeIed. with ferry prvseses
6rry slips wEa-yss coIstructton The wharves
WI Offer 74 lnesr fee. Of berth Vessel. drying
fee. viii receive the heavy products Of the West d.
resy tho from wsrrhoases into winch the car
VA sn and be N any wesheI without a,hssr 2,
ofer Epp-r and receiver. mus, largely increase the tF.e
OF the and Erie Rsarosd Company and enable 70
,srse higher for transportation than those charged o
o.ber routes TIE ter.. viii unloue,edy source o.
revenue 20 ComI.ny whereas present the fsrrsss
Of the psssenss.s and merchandise 10 tesyy TAI on ne
Company. -, -, - a., y-. y,t
sud IRE R.lro.d Company be sold st ssy time ana BY
d. ms Of tn he pfoceed must BE spilled to Tie ex
ru..hnsn: the crestioe Of snsns md FOR the ek
snsshnsnt debt incared for the improvement Of the
Ing Dock property. Toe value Of this property nst Do
80 gr..t uhsusysr the EeysYoTk and Erie Company
80 der thslr trsffe t. the terminus. . .
"' CHARLES MORAN, Presidsnt.
EA1HsStL MAssg Secrvtay.
Ner York lTth August, 1871
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CHOICE FARMING LANDS,
In TRACTs OF FORTY ACRES md UPWARD


IN TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
on LONG CREDITS AND At Low sArss OF interest," 49,
Of this Read and the richest aud most
ete in the world They extend from the north ea. and
south and include every variety Of climate and productions
between those parallels Of latitude The northern %
chiefly prairie with fine aud In the mid
southern sections lumber predounses alternating with
The more healthy mild and equable than other
part of the country ar Is pure and sasinS ~hs 's
Btumnous extensively mined and supplies. cheap
and desirable fuel beI furnished at many points at and VI
@ a1s soU. Of sA excellent quality also sb5und which can
procured for little than the expense Of
feet deep aud gently rongIser cOntiSuty
to this Road q T nm S fSes Noh South East aud
and the with which they can be cultivated ron
the favorable opportunity for persons Of ind9
ous habits and small to acquire comfortable inde
CEcseo is now the greatest grain market in the world and
the facility economy with which the Prodnt Of those aa'
be prices asked than those more remote at
.a the additional cost Of is Perps'Is nal tax
duced price be receives for his grain. &c. ,
The title perfect aud whom the final payments are MADE
deeds executed by Trustees appointed by the State aud
whom the title vested to the purchasers which convey
Ah F oS S TRa r. PEs rS2
TWENTY CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED IRON THE CREDIT
Those he purchase long credits give payable
three four Eve and six years after date and rqared TO i'm
tenth 70
h. land under guilty alton at the end Of that time.
Competent Surveyors will accompany those who wish 70
these snds free Of charge aud aid them making seec
tiOns.
Lands remaining unsod ch and valuable those
which have been disposed Of
SECTIONAL MAPS
will be sent who will incose - cents In postage
smps and books pamphlets, containing instances
Of farming signed by respectable and wei
farmers living In the nsighborhood of the Railroad Lands
the st,te also he Of fencing price Of cattle
harvesting threshns other information
will be cbeerfusy application either personally BY
letter, in English, French German. addressed to
JOHN WILSON Land Commissioner OF the
Illinois Central Rslro.d Company.
Ofhee In Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago H.
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Dannns Aea6emlcs.
A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
A. No. COG BROADWAY NEW-YORK,
No 1877 MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOKLYN
Classes now OPT for TIE reception Of pupils.

Classes Tor tire reception Cf plphs
Few-Yotk Glasses on Wednesday and Saturdays.
Brooklyn Classes Mondays snd Thursdays or Tuesdays
and Fndays
Weekly Assemblies for Ladies and Gentlemen At both essb
hments practice in the Lancer Quadnle, German Cot
Ion and sl other dances.
Monthly Soirees for Children aud Parents.
Mr. DODWORTH finding from the past two years expert.
his Instructions in the MaEet de "a CoSr and Anuet
Qusdls Of service In developing graceful move
pept improving the style Of bis pupils will continue the
practice OF t6ose and similar graceful studies Among other
while tour OF observation through
fsnce Enespd will be introduced the Mszurka
figures adopted for the coming season b the Association
of Tes 5efs in Paris. 80
For Circulars lc apply at either OF the Academies
LNERRERO's u ANGLING ACADEMIES
IL No 50 West l4th.st. New.YoIk
No 10 Clinton.st Brooklyn,
now open reception Of pupils Circulars at the Academies
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Qopartnsrship Notirss.

NOTICE-Tse Firm u CORNING & Co :.
,,ss.sd hss'ss1s zee, Sni' f' 'ss Pa',oe u I,SI
co PhRTSERshiP -Tas uaesr'xses sar. ,1L A.,
'SsS mo 20 pv.u'ts'p esserte re1e q BsSEOf Il l
for pvoAass snd Of s.ooks ana soaS. q, es@
~ uytssl sctncnt he basres, sn4 o "a =. 80
ofCCRNSG co. bsy. h~-r rcsngtisie ., - ~, rLa
IRE Al t.e tfice. oer.o,J = - US -
WsF'' t'Shs'h fa.kNslirs BrSrDlcp~
bp"AkD 2. KOHLY
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Gouses ano farms Uante6.

Vy1ANTFD-A small PLACE (say one to ten
w scre on Long Island Sound New Haven Railroad
pot perfectly healthy location Address stating SIZE
pice and location sILAS C. HARRIS NewYork Office
Station d.
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8iafionerp am6 fanrp Goods.

T. A. II. HAsBROUCK, Stationers' Hall, Nos.
Os lie Asp I7e PEAnL-sry New York IMPORTER and
hANUFACTURER Offer: for sale, at low cash Prices every
Writing PsPer kote. Drs. Money and Shipping Rsoeg;a
Inkstsn5s Memorandum and Time Books Pens Pencil.
81 articles osa.J kept BY the trade JOB PRINTING and
LITH0GRAPAY executed at low rstcs. Cards Circuari
sal.Hs.1s "a, COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
GALL. ..,a.
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-,aTRR POWER with or without FAcTO-
W RIPS Er SALE and to LET. 81 h.tte.~sn n. T. n
,o fo Yort Inquire al No. - Courtisnd st., OF 70
6 r. sCHENCK, Ayeat. Hsttss ~an ~ v
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q IN nm - Great sacrifice of rich and
% IV.OUNU. ce.tly HOUSE HOLD FUaNITrRE~

W lOsOOOs costly HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE
IN consequence Of suspension Of Mr. Dsoswsy win b. sold
a. public vtndue by +. NASH, Auctoneer. THURSDAY
oc ~ at 10 o'clock in the forenoon tor cash without
serve Whatever be the state OF the westher
superb Furniture contained the private residence No 23
West lsh s. near 9Th avenue embracing 81 900 worth
Otto best description Of al kinds required seniem.n
private residence portion Of which il subouel viz, Large
md costly Pier ard Mantle Mirrors superior Piano
Forte elegant suites Of Psrof Furniture crimson
maroon broesdsi do in and gd costly
arc secftG Bookcases solid cayed Rosewood Center Sofa
ard Pier Tabes three Rosewood marble
ops with minor doors and backs elegant Rosewood Reception
Chairs in rich satin and tapestry Rosewood Coas1
with mirror backs itch Lsce Window Curtains
Bronze and Ornou Cloc costly Seys aud Dresden
and rich Psror OTnsneoa &c with = number Of fpe OIL
Paintings Dnineoom and Chamber Furniture: Elegant Er
tension Tables Chairs god baud decorated Tea and Co-
SETS olsssnt Ruby and Ware Pearl and Silver Cut,
ery Cafe Bsske Casters Bure.u, Washssnds with
be tops; costly decorated China Toilet Sets best H, Mat.
hoTay suite. Furniture in hsoth Cottage and Mshogany
spipg .est ChSrs Rosewood Hsls'andsi olCcth, stair
Csrrets Gas Chandeliers &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

FOR SALE or TO LET-Au elegant irst-class
four story HOUSE in Sithst, btown.stone front; built
and finished throughout IN the superior Style with
Improvement VIII be sold removable viii be let
very moderate rent TO good tenant Apply at No 50 East
Sithat TO WYLLYS LYMAN No. 81 Lfberty-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

$35.OW.M MIL rIorh.Er r rssa s9d
EACousi,tips Of FIGURING NIL (cost SO oco Saw MIL &C.,
dng , NO better opening for oosn and
abe huspe. fer etterpsns man Properly unnenaeefed
vii be excl sared for City ProPcr{: ~, ,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

B.NE DEPARTMENT, ALBANY Oc.. Is, 1851.
rIyHE BANK OF POUGHHEEPSlE has tbs day
fled IN this rotce Of the appointment Of the MGR
esu,e BsDt IN the City q New YORK a. .zert Tor the 10
of s crcua ns notes together with regociion Of
tie appointment of the Merchants EHeh,nse Bars saes
- r-.pr 20 incorporated Banks B.rtng Associations
40 individual Barfsrs passed April ~ lsol
AN JAMES ii. COOK. Superintendent