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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-29

has been elected President Of the Eank Of Char
Hottie. official returns from all the coni
2tiss have been received at Millsdg dgeyiite, and
JossPH E. Bnows is elected Governor Of Georgia
By 3 majority Of eleven thousand and 6fty:ssysn
votes over bis eompetitor sBEsJAAIs H; HIIr,5
Esq. s:'.:...T The spartsnburg Elprsss says that
there was q light fall Of sno. sixteen miles above
that town on Friday Of last reek. .'.:Ths
amount in the United States Treasury subject to
draft ,oO., The receipts Of the Treasury
for the week are triae over $40 900 ..s.:.. 80 !:
"a correspondent Of the St. Louis Repubiicdn, writ
I ting from st. Joseph, Mo-, says that . party OF
soldiers on the night after the election in Kansass
attacked the residence OF Mr.. DoLNss, !, the demo.
cratic representative from Nemsh county, broke
open his doors and windows and treated his wife
very roughly. Lieut.. SBaYAap was sent for, sbut
was not able to quell the disturbances till be had
cont down two of the men with his sabre '....;..s
The Columbia Times says chat Captain T..
MAoKRY5 Emigration Agent Of the Government OF
Nicaragua, passed through thaecity on. Priday;-7
He has under his command one hundred men. most
Of whom are from the mountain districts Of this
State, and oil Of whonare to embark at Savannah
for Nicaragua, i. They possess guarantee from
Gen. Wa. WaIKEn, .fhe Presidentof Nicaragua z
that fhey shali each receive two hundred and 6fsy
acres Of land ....::..The Committee appointed TO
supervise the erection Of o monument over the reT
mains of. the late Prof. HuDsos, Of Mount Zion
College,, suggest that all who have eyer been pug
pilsof Mr.. HuDsoS, shall contribute the sum Of
one dollar to aid the praiseworthy design: Com
munications may be addressed to 3. II. Rioa,
Winnsboro'. .....'".A cook in family at Augusta,
found the other day in the gizzard Of chicken, 9
piece Of solid gold worth five dollars. The chick,
en- cost thirty cents, SO there was . net profit 10
the purchaser of four dollars and seventy cents.
........Why is chicken running like man whip.
ping his wife !, Because,it is q fowl proceeding.
........It isestimated that Il, 600 men have re-
Gently been thrown ont Of employmsnsin in the city
Of New York alone, and TINT in that and thes
Joining State, there are at last so 000 in the same
predicament. .....".We learn from the Herald that
the Trustrees of the Laurensyille Female College,
on Saturday last, elected the following Faculty:
Rev. E. T. Buist, D. D., President5 Revs. David
Wills and Q. L. Holmes. Professors and Mrs. C.
M. Vernon, Instructress in the English Depart
ment. * s''.41 ,,.4s ~. - - 20
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ence to money-lenders. The Jews were wont
to assemble in the market places of the great
cities of Italy, for the purpose of finding
borrowers. They sat upon banco (the Ital-
ian for bench) which is the origin for the
name bank. The first bank ofany moment
ever established was that of Venice, I'LL.
1t was bank ofdeposite, and the money once
placed there could not, during the first year
of its existence, be withdrawn, but gave
credit to the depositor to the amount of the
deposit. This bank continued in operation
until the dissolution of the Venetian Repub-
lie in 1898 and may be regarded as the moth
er of all the institutions of the kind which
have since been established in the world
From the origin ofbanks down to the present
time, there bas been continual war going on
between them and the community every
where they exist. In every age of the world
there have been more borrowers than lenders.
Men have always borrowed all they could
from the banks, and then cursed them for
not lending more. They have blamed the
banks for lending them money with which to
bring on their ruin. They have damned
them for notlending them more money with
which to make great fortune. In word,
they have rallied at the banks, both for what
they did and for what they did not. The
banks we're, therefore, bound to be blamed.
no matter what they did or what they did
not. They were corporations Of shylock
origin, and must be damned, whether they
existed as the disgusting bench onwhich the
Jew first sat counting from his greasy wallet
the genuine coin, or as the splendid palaces
in which president and directors meet to sit
in Judgment upon the paper that now only
seeks on exchange of paper.
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For the Yortviil. ssiaadrss
cnasIEssos, osys lssi. le6s
JoHs G EsIor, Ese q G g. 1; 9. 3 E, .
! sJorrrras n ransMH

bath mornlng, 8neu ne soI gett Nnet
theman who sold the liquor thilkssI y pshass 1
what the man, who gave the Nh hIsks5 IL l6ssss
groes, thinks. / cannos ssil xbat
the negro, who perhaps was y sars 5
would be furnished at ihe hussi1 natd
am disposed 70 think, that ~ esssn fss1ishr
ing whisksy 70 either whites Or bsDks a Sa6 ~
cssious is 3 bad and mischissous saSt Staia; ~
= ten gallon not Of eood coas. xcSId RI
not only betta, bnt cheaper. a ~ failbes
dsa s,b.t b,a bo,b Il. ovn.r 81 sbs ooss Sb n
The negro belouredto Centre Di,ision 81 JIG sSS Sss
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StICtpE CAUSEDBY DISAPPOINTMENT
~ LOVE.

Caroline ,Iuelsh, German girl - yes's OF age,
living as chan beImad in the family Of Mr.. Adam
Sanger No. II R,yipgtOn street Committed suicide %
Saturday morning, by taking laudsnum. An nqnes.
was held upon the body, when appeared IN evidence
that the deceased had been deserted by Young na-
ch rist name not gven,l to whom che was much At
taci ed. Another young man, named Edward Shus-
ter had offered himself in marriage to her, but her
affection for the frs deep that she declined the
offer TIE descrticn of the one 'he loved preyed 20
deeply upon her nrd hst she finally sought rehef 10
death The following let er fouud on Der person sfter
her death reveals the state of her mind:
II am brobt s.hcsrt.d and lorely; feel myself fcSs
,al en- and cspr OF discover to hep No one os
u,s. can tell my feeling and my pen cannot describe
my heartfelt mistD; | trust 10 nod an easy death;
feel that am lost forever there 10 only one from WHOM
might hope for ce but fear he 10 incspaoes
the ord only knows wba, have suffered the last few
weeks the world after my sea h. say bitter things
of me but this 90 not mind wish all could ace and
read my heat they then might fluid ,suse for my un-
timely fate; there is who once Wa trus fnend !:
will not however mention bis name; he woald b
but little astor ished At this rssh set could bat seq
him now and tell hin ALL he Nj. hi probsby save me
am going on a long journey and trust may reseh
heaven where oil my worldly touaes will be ~ ~
end; good bye coed bye.
The CoroLers Jury rendered q verdict OF "su'ssae
"wble laboring under the excitement, as the jury
"suppose, Of disappointment IN 1--we"
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FIRES.
FIRE AT STATEN ISLAND.

On Sunday morning about O'Clock fire broke OF
at T,mplinsvile, ). l., in the bakery OF Mr. Holt
kampt, which, together with six other buildisg', wx
destroyed They we're occupied BY the following PSF
sons: Mrs. Meyers tgrocery) Nathaniel Nonss ldwen.
ins), Mr.. Hohkampt tbsker) Mr. Kunnengours lsua'
smith, Thomas BrsDiff tgrocep), and . dwelling
owned by Walter RsndeT, and occupied by 6ermss
family. The buildings are all partially insured in the
Brooklyn and Richmond County Mutual Fire lssuf.
al &c Companies The village is indebted to M. Oh
mole Seward Of the Marine Hospital, for tho use Of
the freer CINE; also, to the employees Of the estsb'
shu ent for their exerion, subcuing the an,es, a.
the fire bid fair at one time to destroy the entire village.
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ApPOlNrMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and tcifh the ddlqcc and c0ssest Of the Sesate
Isaac s,oseo1 to be Assistant Treasurer Of the VIi''<
John Cunnin sham Of South coo. b. Pursr In the
P6iip Clayton to b. A.itsa' s.orcisy the Tre~ury
r.,on Aoa,on :. ws.s1,,Sn r1 is to be "''''n''
sapul Medsy Of Ohio 70 be Governor Of Minnesota rer
Nelson Of fabian, to b, Superintendent, Of IadAa
Affair. in tbe Territory Of Utah.
Win Wesr Of Kansas Tor Attorney of the United s..ss
Le~.W ssord to be United State. Marshal Tor tho soussx
Dstc, Of OHIO. vice Thoma' X. smith
County aSSS Of s' BuIIei Ohio place 10
Htn1y .o'iI. F.ne, B. Ei.oa to bo C.p'.la: Il ID;
ton, fbe@a. r Hunter Ga.isvu. Scott D.vid MeDOass
of;a; !s s fsoS K nc S'TT sss
jamp Loyal, tb.r.. n cushn.n, O'c.r Stanton, VII
JOAN s bssa.sn 1 2Sss %
sssSr,Ia y'I lions. Pcs Ed..s Mccs.s kd~ss C.
sSt. s E IF S,. n the b.: .a..
the Maine Corps from H;s sep,eusss lsS
Leuiepant the Marine Corps ffon let March. i' Wee z.
Ii YounsbSod resigned .....,, sa,..o.
r.iii Liyinn,On, Col.c or Tor fernAadins Tlor4H.
Joseph 0enos Naval Oaesf Of New Orleans reaopointed
liam r R.yburn additional Appraiser General at Now
j. j. Mccormick, Assistant Appraiser for New ore1s ves
r. H. hatch. COuector ~ N '"o F1" W AS~~
{. Porter, resigned
VIM Lowr, Tennessee rsappointneul a. Uaied Stsi0
Marshal for tbe Eastern District Of the ss!d State.
Joseph Smith, Nssbaaton Territory, resppontmeot -
Attorney for the said Territory Vice Henry X Crosoe
Ramsey Of Tennessee resppsnt osnt - AstorseJ f@
the Eastern District Of the ,aid STATE.
Hampton hoCsDshan, Of Tsnn'.'ee resPpeiacens Mo-
.ha tor Western District Of said State.
Je1e CLEMENT Of Tennsssee, rssppointnsnt hAssas
fer Ncdle District Of said state $1,000.
Richard T. Crawford District Of Colanbs 70 BE Justice
B,rry C. Lowell Of Mnns.ots % Be Bses.er Of ns Lane
Once al FArba Minnesota a the place VI DsdfSa opss"s
removed. -. ~ r,x,.>
Ansrs VI ,hiI Etor and Oregon. .,,.
Hsu.ls.o surv.y or Of port Of selma 10 AshsnS
Owen l. ryokrsns, fosfnss,crs ct Houston, I.sS
Tobn l. Buneb. o.tus.,er AZ Tgeumosa, abanA
Alsx,ud.r II hckessscG Of Asansa TO BE- Indian AAsHt
for tb. Wcbet AID eorps ses wess OF the CeoetsSs
md Che kssawa
Wuan p Murphy Kan't BE- indian Agent ''' 'Ss rS'
,owstomss indians.
jane. Collins Of New Mexico Superintendent Of Is6Aa
Asnn IN New Hexco. - a..
Fls,us j. Loysjoy Of M.ssspr 70 b A,tosSsJ kf "
Eorbsrr DstI'et Of hss,app .,,,.v
Fli.s Dennis u l!inois 70 be Marshal tor hnAI
Less j. VILLAINS and kstGs DuvLl 70 Be sefssess ID ~
&c Oor,. and A. ~ velisr to b. Assistant sxsesas b
Ct.rle. W Abb1.t 70 be . Par.er IL the Navy.
Rem Woed 70 be Q rf sp,Ain In the Navy.
w MADDOX ans VIZ. B. SlSek W be C~p.lnsia TIE ~
riDe Corps .. =.
FIrst LIentspsats 10 the Marine Corps
r A. VII tier and Y. II. w. fontAns 70 be secsse Nv
tenants N the Marine Corps. -.
Arn.tps r. Marcel 10 b. Navy Assrt t Peasseela, ~
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BY Telegraph
ADDITIONAL PARTlCUL AIS OF THE Ca
IAMIII

H,NIrroS, Canada, Saturday, March Il, 1897.
Some sky bod ss have been recovered NON the
wreck. but il lie feared a hsve not yet been tound
The CoronsIs inquest staaos adjourned uiai Ioes'
day.
Only three p<rsops-Mr Jonson OF the adit ctscs,
Tie brgg.gtman OF the tram, and the ssltsbman o. The
iuncfion-hsye been examined.
ExteI Give srrapcemt nts are making for plhha
IN, oral on Monday,
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CBnDRIy SroLEs BIT ISDIAss ASD bfak H.. -
mop.hs aimee the Western papers gaze eA -
count Of the oss Of child which hsd oee ~ An
by Q bear near Manitowoc. No usces ~ ~" 80
diving away, when on wedDesdsy Of l.ss wsss, 49,. -
.sae LEGALITY, M. wood.srd, avias HsS - S.S Ssx
Bay had scne difficulty VIZ ~ 80. Wat ana NJ.
fed resly syry day cTDs ne n, % s Az, Az t ,Srsc
% ~ stsndiog Dsar tbe hoass, wheo - In
.o,.nr On. Of the thicke: cIHped her n hin arns
aid bouDdsd s:sy tLIGash ne u.dsresu ;,.r ia.
va, .nccess. though Information hsd beeo ree1vcs
"h.S i vs hoped, would Iced 70 the r.covsy ~
.H,J|,n Indian and q squas having eese -
Ssy after the abduction carrying eh1o -. S...sss
sIsssy wrapped N . blanket. and W. sJ~s s"'S'
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

SCPRENE COCRT-City and County Of New
~ fo't-ADoLPHus K. REED nod LEOPOLD BoLtS
AG" DANlEL bAsASTA sVun0ns flr money t-oasa
OF eohirte 10 n not ssr,ed To the Dvisa<sa foa .s
hefesy SsI roset I'D required ~ he Compliant
Ss Hnos vhtsh See ts' oac> of the Clesh u tue
Cly &C county u foh his office 10 I'D city re
twvEiy srsi DAY Of Febru., 1857 ..S 70 .rv- copy
,-.r 20 he said CON plant the hscrser ose Ne
a. s'set II sAe city S,tAir
81 th snnlrD~ns On escssive ,eh
nd you iA 70 ss~u The sad plant ~slss
ssfes-e, We r-rsnfs ~ th8s sron I'll .<sin
yoa III ne sg 81 one th0asd huudad xa
doiefs and esevtp cent ~tt
81 Jars or hoes..d eight hsLtFee ery.r
scsu al As .etSt- Died Nsw.Yo s.bs.sry 81 is57
JosEfh n EALEsYEh Fs4sasv A,.sTsey.
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keqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE 81 On order Of Ne eurogoes
the fousty e; ke--Yort noaos 70 A<-eey sivea . q
peroes hsvtrs StNzr sss,nst JANIS McNAUGHrOS hte 4
tie City 81 New YoTk, deserved pssseEt The Via
vonctes thereof q ths sslsrbsr n oeos Ne II fsss
street N he City - New York sstose tas sSAseA
Day Of k.y BsaL-DSisa New Y~t tie sA.eA day Of 10
vsuesx ls5e- JANIS P WALLACE LTsssis.
Als lav6uM
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IN PURSUANCE Of "a order Of The SGrroga,s If
h. Cosuty R-vYort Do.ies y hereby oven % ~
~. hsvrs .Is sss.sG fHON AS SAVAGE. A,e % Wes--
,,ld HewJeS deceived h- vi,h v-ctss
,l.r.of sab-.rh.is TIE oe- Of 'OaR T. Stss- W.
Sold "a The Cy o; SsS>Y1rs efE- he ,sa.; lsy
1887 JuHN z SINHlE, Afnl - s-'
mis- la~sDN' EMILY y sAvA9E "A. III sis
CIPRfME COURt-Csy and C0ung u No
ioss -LEdsAS IsaA.IS ssa J>CQUEs -
d.n,Ed esLtrsrt TO me above named det-nsa1:
,o4 are b~rrey 'gnnorsd AID reqrr,d . AS-~~T
o,re- OF the C-It Of the GJ Md Csanty u Sse
Yors u City Hall sad cry. the sth day Of N,rch
ltS7 ma q copy Q, sad
o. n. .rbtcEt-r. thesofee, No. 7. VAir the City
Nv Yogs within t~sEy DAYS af.r he tEs
o. On yoG exclusive % the day of
a. q ,sa plant within the sicrsssd.
a. rf. this sctsE Will snen fir tie
hi hundred aud sky tour dosrs and y6Y-
e.nfs VIII from b- 18th dAt Il Ausast hoIsni
,jsb: hundred a. sfy seven hesis b. II tl
Died Mach o ISL KACFAASSt FOSTER,
M NJ PlNniiH. A;t0u-yL
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF
MR. ZIMMERMAN

BrTF.Lo saturday March IL, 1857.
NJ. Zimmerman funeral viii take place a. his resi-
d.pce resr the Clifton House, az NisgMa, on Monday.
Uev~ member 81 the Order OF Free M1seus, and
vl be bu, led With Masonic honors. large number,
OF Masors sc SONG from his cit, to attend hs funeral
which will be most imposing Affair
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TIME GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

oil
son. pss.Ie we'd . remedy til. vEaY KIND Of
M - t.d Il W ovsr eleven hundred o..ss Nd
aeep, IN two eas.s. both ttsnser hunt NJ ha1 no.
twenty sises OF Bos,on. -
Two bottles are warranted 20 sge nursing .ere mouH
One TO ts'se bodies VIII cure ns "'"' nae I" pumps
fwo to tire. BOTH. will clear IN. yrsn Of BIDS
TSr.. 20 I've Ssal.. are we~; sas' u
On. 70 Two bO,s., v.rr.etsA 10 cure - Au~es -
Two bottles warranted ru..a,t Of the ssss ~
-Four TO sin Sots A.. warranted essupt md raaaaaa
On. bottle viii cure .e.ly .rspaoe of,As .hin.
I've es bottles wITsnied to cure ne vssS 49,
wo OF THREE ssta.. -. warranted ~. mos. Aespss
rsrss sour kotLt' warranted t. eur. .A.rAe.n.
Five eisht bOses Win 'urs se vow o.e Of 'erofss>
DsIeyIoss UsK Adult, table spoo~ul per Day Can
trsn sist years dessert posa CHILDREN hon ave
r.. year. ,oa,s 20 c,~,s.. o. ' ~.
d.y MI KENNEDY sv- p.r'ona 1~s 4.ns. bad u
sa K o55y.gIoS SI wITs
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
70, N,I,sNIIlcS AND nrios OF IsE Errs, .As siys
Immediate relief joe vii sppsJ on sner rat "hsn 900
20, seALp HAP you vii the 81 .ee .1,et.i pr.
3{ the oint~sn' keey ~ yea "A 'es ne inprS'eoss
70. sILr Rsssx, rub II vel u = on.. . ee.'snsrat
your hearts wi eve yes eesfot u.
yss s.aloi bell vishlns vel 70 ne invcat~S.
ros Scans. Tlese esnADsSss BY than ssaA Sud osaae
threash the hsrseEDs lie s1rAse N sssTt
Srus sre tnA of yssev taaaasd sUAss
come Yes ~ sPp.y Ne Oai,sset hrs.y bot 10 -
rub u ia
generally .urpd tAe aka tarE Npe, covered -sh ses.es
.rsby sou.tImes c slHs rsnnral ssfes ~
uyiIx the On the rcAnS I'D s~es "a a,-Ppos
~ Ssys eut YOU hep win ne O1adAess go -
skin sets its aatsra color.
Pos rns Pms. and lnhaInnssisa, yea ~ ne beeS
4 vin r We ed,ste rehet
THIS Ointment vim svsy f-sA 80 ovss Aaae<.s
pehef IN every Gs.sae besh b ksir e.
Pres 80 cents Pc box
Mar uAetsrsd ~ DONALD kkNkIpf, No. - Wvrse s--
hIesry. hass
Tor BY svssJ Bsaesr = rsssA st.sss And Baa.H
ptcvEceA
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Watsbes, geuelrp, &f.

1kWELRY and DIAMONDS very low. The
a subscriber the last nineteen years 10 business ~ all
81 10 s.np, ali descriptions Of FINE GOLD DIAMOND and
ell other HI, Do of JENELRf Wholesale apd retail 81 es'
thsb usual prices
Ls6e. told Cameo Mosaic CsIbunole Pearl and Painted
s. Earrings Pins and Bracelets in boxes Also these not ~
Gold Guard Chetelsine Tor Be) Fob aud Vest Chains
PLAIN Chased Geld Rt Sea- Stone and LCket MI -
Gold Guard and Fob Keys AND Seals.
Gold Thnlhlts
Pure Gold Wedding Rigs
Cold Pcns and Pencils.
Gold Crosses and Neck Chains
Gold and Stone Sleeve Buttons snd Stn9k
Gold Spectacle and Eye9l,sseS
Gold AIpilets Scarf Pins Slides &c
Diamond Eas rings Pins, Fiugcr-rngs Crosses
Silver Spoons Foiks &c.
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewe>yy,
Whole sale and Retail, No II WsllsL,
seeond Floor, Broadway.
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Mcbnal.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-Thes perent anti
Oepc restorative properte' Of THE invaluable prspA
ttou safe and certain cure Ia caes OF Lsf
Complaint. Dyspepss aud Numerous oefoa' ~ Eaeuy.
Ae,s,s IL sets siib sasOrdnJy potency the nnfs OF
The body cleansing them from s deeteous particles and S
dsnfects ant AID gentle sperent comesed uo
equsled GAVIN, A. "a, y,,,
New ork Price 81 Per bottle, or sn bottles Tor %
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4. III. H,syn. Aue'ioseer
DY BANGS, BROTHER d C0.-Trade Sale

ID Rooms 20. IS Part-Tow.
MONDAY EVENING Mach ls at g o'cl ,ck:
BOOKSELLERS sIOCK-A large cot -e'i1n, eomPh'ins
variety Of choc. Library copies Of Standard Books IL various
branches OF Ii eTsure As and Sciences including many pro
f1seiy us'rsed Works also, assortment q tt.sc2 Snd
School Books and .snk Books Disr.es fohos, Sc, IN
Quantities. - - . -
WEDNESDAY EVENING Mech 49, q. 81 o'clock:
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL bOOkS-Beln- the entie
Private Library Of eminent Physician recently dreease
pisDg shoce works IN every department OF medicine and
nrgsry inendrs aIy oid books aud pub
ioaoi variety Of standard Mscelaneous WORKS &c
CEtGOgurs low ready
sIXTY-FlFTI NV YORK TRADE SALE.
To be commenced on I'll ESDAY, March 81, 1851.
BANGS BROTHER &c. respectfully an1o1oc. TIE nrft
regular TRADE SALE Of BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATES
STATIONERY PAPHRS &c.
The r.tu.ations will be the same a. last sale
The Catalogue ready and WI be Sent to 10. Trade on
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS d CO.-On TUES
ID DAY WEDNESDAY, March u and 49, At 10: o.e.ocs
each day, their saeIoom, No. q Nassau -
GOODS, MARBLE VASES, lNLAID MARBLE TABLE
TOPS kc.Te sooSs Just received from Europe consist
ing superb carved bubet from Nienns Book &c
o large assortment Of carved Vases Of al .yes incndns
. fine assortment Of Mantle Ornaments, Figures, GI11ps
Bronzcs Pedesas &c also ~ assortment Of Plated Ware
Male Inlad Goods Work Boxes Odeur Cases Chns
Psrisn Goods and other desirable articles Sac with
tlfr
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Bonss- furnishing articles.


- o L 0 NJ O. & R r,
- Nc. 2<5 Broadway opposite ihe Psi
NAB vow ktekIyu6 FRev FRANCE
DECORATIVE PAPERS
Hev AID Rsk Dssiess In PAsl God SATIN. We've. and
Woo Iu,taiSns vi h Borders ke - corspopt
Ass CHAMBER and other PAPERS
IN BVERY VANITY Oh STYLE AND PArTIgy
Their STOCK Of
WINDOW SHADES,
OF their ewB kAsyfssigs,
uPHoLsTIRY GOODS
IuRSIrURE COVERlNqs
on IN. ye~rs M ., rs.ior fl Aaa so1plete oouph.af
rr ,sortnent Of Lsse and M1sNn CsftAns Cofaes lad
mi inEs 'oec,hss vi;b DE LANES bhoS AVElLE AID
PLUsBis and A. keBt Of Covering snd Curtain
N.sIAs Gss-Al ths ow,N Wholesale iHe reta pnss
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Yer OF surprise.
Ano'fG prominent --,hsctor, whose name our 10
sornsnt dess not remember supposed % Be among
sss s.t ZONE Srs 'ss knetns 70 bin hsyisg bean
.eeoysfed.
The sopsacsor bad t.hen up % passenger tckees
81 os Ing thai :. least that number Of psrscrs must
have been on the tls.r.
To ~ BSsfsr q TIE ~ Y. TStbs-s
Please contrsdc the report 10 this mo-niss's pso~e
that Mr. Issac Bach srsp anocg the viceins q IA
ate sccid,pt on the Hsmiton and Toronto Rail cd
The following telegraph dispatch received By p
yesedsy;
ISAAC BCcHASANs
Yours respectfully.
ISAAC BUCHANAN Co, Ne. sSev ,ers~.
Nfg Ysyk March II, 1851
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4 SSIGTEEs SALE sf the LEASE. FCRNt-
n TrRE, kc Of TIE L. Pierre Hss, Va - b.o,asay,
coT9.r Of Asiiyft WEDNESDAY I'D TIL AsoATi h-;e'
10 and IS, 81 ipf oecek. -,
7. {. PoUGBrON vi s,I - ,rvs y order ei MI a
AID HEATBEe ESQ., h'ssre., the LSs'e 81 ~, =.
.sh. y.us mn IN HKy 10 amt NIT
Io,Fori. mad. BY HG!s0n, cos, ESQ y'.v.; bf-.'.
Tire. DIV .be mr. "a Csrps Eny.b OH,4otis, bro- .sr
a.. aid nr, C,sns s. de, and Fx.Ires 700 r.i
Suite. IN hoea,.le AhotAry Psror sui'e- N BAR Su
pr.rrb Mat. u,r a ov. Tr.Ors n.rb,;9r reAieI,
,. T,t,, ~ A.. AID bronze Gs. ChIndelsrs, ana % x
.~..t.. cfsat-s-fs
~. NJ, snS Tea Sic ,A, and slveF-P!sea "Afr
. d.
Bs5.ts,5s nib t,.p DFe,nE szTesz' 90 sl1
-, "a .,arobe, S9s Lou Ietea-Ietes, o. No. ~
-. nav uat,re,se, and Beedirg = each aye
-. :, -. psd Linen and Blankets hal OAcoths O9ce
T,p,,s, ps,ert ArauueisoT, Rs-Ges Copper Bos', ~
IL, s,s eif, funds. ceposlt required o. al Tz.
,ta,.rs ,s,sfactory 70 BE &C 'io1-ff. =. go,
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TCTION sALE.-R Oh and costly HOUSE
n HOLD FURNITURE, Velvet CaTp.t., Erencs P..;e
Nj ro,s OH Paintings ,oid 5 liver Ware, Article, Of Vera
Ic-THIS Monday MORNING =: 10 o'c och. a, ID. re
demo- ~ lh-.t SHAW viii be sold the
cant Faruure contained said house consisting Of est
y. vet Brussels Carpets ,od rosewood PHsr S1iss
usgn6ccHi carved frames covered II sam aud SIX Pllsh
,od ODD Certfe and SIDE Table,,
ron plate sss doors aud bst, Oh Paintings ffencn ps.s
Mirrors supeIioT rosewood Piano Fore win solid pea, teJ'
silk and latin brO-sde Window Curtains heavy lace do
s.n Secretary Bootsse together with a. me 1os
room chamber Furniture Croctery Chnaware G!asvare
,oid Sysrware Iab,e Clocks soAd rosewood Ard
sho,sDy Bsdstesd BuresEs WssbstsId 81 and BedduE
bar H.reFses Carpets. rosewood Hslst4nds sale pos
tive For psJiicu SEE Herald.