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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
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Letter from governor chase.

The Republicans of Chicago, on
Wednesday last, had grand banquet in
honor OF the victory achieved BY them in
the election of Governor Bissell and the
Republican State Ticket. A number Of
distinguished gentlemen were invited to
be present, among whom was Governor
Chase of Ohio. He could not attend.
but sent the following letter, which we
found in the Chicago Daily Journal of
the lth
COLUMBUS, Dec. 1st, 1856.
eEssTLnss4sN Pew things would give
me more pleasure than to partake per-
sonally in your rejoicings on account of
the Republican State Ticket in Illinois
But the duties of my position imperative
ly forbid my absence at this time from
this city. Though I cannot be with YOU
personally. however, let me assure you
that | shall be with you in all the SYM
pathies ofmy heart
1t is true that your rejoicings must be
tempered, not merely by the reflection
that the victory achieved was victory
over political opponents, whom you yet
hope by fairness. conciliation and sound
argument to convert into political friends
but also by the consideration that while
great good has been accomplished by
the brilliant result of your State election,
the friends of Freedom and Reform have
failed in their efforts to elect their Ma
tional candidates and to redeem the
country from the dominion of the Slave
Power.
But complete success is reserved for
the future. fully agree with you in ..be-
lieving that the friends of Free Speech,
Free Thought and Freedom have laid
the foundation for ultimate triumph" It
is only needed that upon this foundation
we build wisely. never intermitting our
work.
Trusting that the election Of the gall
liant gentleman--by calling waom to her
Executive Administration, Illinois has
honered herself not less than him-aad5
of his worthy associates upon the State.
Ticket, is but precursor Of the canplete
union Of all who prefer Free States to
& Slave States, Slavery Esesss iese..l
Try Extension, and a National G GoveFnm
, inspired by the idea Of Liberty TO d Ma
tional Government possessed by the spirit
of Despotism, and of the glorious victory
which such acomplete union viii insure,
I remain, gentlemen,
Yours. very respectfully,
S.P. CHASE.
Messrs. ]. NJ. Richards. 6. Q. Thompson
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
A WoRD IN SRaso,

A Word IN SEASON An exchange
from locality where they have already
had snow. remerks--and we copy for
"the benefit of whom it may concern,
when the time comes. The season for
the. healthy exercise of shoveling snow
has arrived. and our citizenswill soonhave
to turn out in the morning and clear the
path. Particular care should be taken
that the path be duly wide enough to ad,.
nit the free passage of ladies with the
hooped skirts, with switching off places
at intervals in case two CT them should
happen to meet.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

TO BE CONTINUED.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

Edwin D. Woolfey small man
j. w. Cummings, cripple i
Hosea Stout, lawyer from Kentucky
IS dead /
S. w. Richards, young and hand
lawyer, 1
Jesse G. Little. lawyer of Boston
Mass =
William Snow, Vermont laborer =
P. H. Young, elder brother of Brig
ham-tailor -
G. V. Spencer, of Mass, quite small.
has but /
Ezra s. Benson. old aud homely Is
James Snow, quite poor, 8
Aaron Johnson, has three sisters,
/ and altogether 6
Lorenzo H. Hatch, wagon maker 2
Jacob G. Bigler, farmer 70
John Eldridge, phrenologist--two
dead /
Isaac G.. Halt, Coal digger +
Jesse N. Smith. lawyer
John D Parker, old and deaf
Jesse Hobson, OK teamster tt
J. G. Wright, hotel keeper
James Brown dairyman
Enoch Ross, farmer
w. A. Hickman, one of the Danites
Total 15i
To which add officers of the House, tt
! wit
Thomas Bullock, clerk, and an Eng
j, lshman
t J. Grimshaw, assistant clerk, and an
e Englishman
$ Chandler Holbrook, foreman. and
: deaf
q Jacob F. Hutchinson, messenger
e Joel H. johnson. chaplain
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

President Pierce undertakes to tell
what the people decided by the late cleo
ton. They at least decided that they
didn't want any more of hlm.-Loais-
mLe JournQl.
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CouNrRY PREss. s.-The Albany Journal

CouNrRY Pass. The Albany Journal
well says
We consider it a matter of the highest
political and social consequence that the
country Newspapers of the State of.NeW
York should be strengthened and main
tanned It will be an evil day IN the his
tory of our civilization, when an aggran-
died City Press crushes the rural Jour-
nals--if that day shall ever come. The
very best thought, the very wisest i'm
pulse. of the great municipal hot-bed,
where millions Of every grade and temper
chafe daily together, cannot pro6tably be
taken at the fresides of our houses,
in exchange for the spirit and simple wis
dom of rural Democracy
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Messrs. J. NJ. Richards. G. o. Thompson
and Chas. L. Wilson, Committee.

Telegraph Line Across the Atlantic.
This stupendous project, which, when
it was first spoken of, was regarded as
utopian. is being prosecuted with the ut
most vigor, and with fair prospect of
success. Advices from London by the
Africa, state that the subscriptions for
the cable, designed to connect Ireland
with New Foundland, considerably ex-
ceed the amount required to cover all ex-
penses. This shows that high degree
of confidence is felt in the feasibility of
the project among the scientific men of
England. The great wire cable is now
being manufactured at the rate of from
ten to fifteen miles per day, and il is rem
dered certain that the whole extent of
20o3 miles viii be completed by the lst
of June, 1857. The opening Of a line OF
elegraph between Earops and America
if successful, will render the 18th century
memorable beyond all preceding ones.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

To which add 68 of the number then
living of Governor Young's wives. and
you have the whole number of females
thus represented by the members of the
Legislature, officers ofsame, and his Ex-
cellency, amountingto 4e0; or in other
words. 40 men have 42o wives. These
Mr.. Editor, are sober truths. and in what
they viii end is for the dark and doleful
future.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
Correspondence of the San Francisco Herald
Polygamy in Utah.
FILLMORE CRY, Utah, J
SAINT TX JQSe z

IILLMURE CITY, #OIan,
Sept. Is. 1856.
As it may be matter of interest to the
Gentle world to know how fast our peo-
pie are in Utah Territory, will give you
briefly list Of the standing among the
women of the members of the last Legis-
lature, that's their names, and the mum
Der Of wives, to-wit
ofthe members of the Council, thir
teen persons -
Heber C. Kimball, Pres't of Council s.
Daniel H. Wells, Councilman, cross
eyed l:
Albert Darlington, cripple and near
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IA LUDLOW. AUCr oNEEa.

LUDLOW, AUCr ONkkE.
Ji-ta1i country the Huisos river, opposite
Mont, IN ths towbfhip az IA er, a. auction.
" IUpfOu 20 gill sell NJ auction, Wednesday,
T. 49, ~ 2o'cock 2. NJ AZ he msn-on house on he
uy 81 tfe 1T. Montgomery Ii gston. at Clermoit
SnhiN cnuriy. New Yok
! rnG HrieoS-s hsauiiiui county sest opposite Cer
h Tie sSUHhip of Ulster, mile below kaugerties,
ri hin ire hours crive Of the Mounsiu House. contain
aires q land sell wooded End wstered
iherr hrioh house bull m the gothic al ls ai1-
him til AL he m dern nyeDisnces together
sUts ie oibn diuEs lar fru and vegetable gar In
|tearnr sb- prvspec and srrery around the ola
|prs rcd f1d one It's treat ad ssntager In s pr ,rmiy
meet ro-, snd rickerel hshns well eroelcnt
kunr n Hrd arnrud The Cat HI n,un' aims.
be furture crriaees horsr- cattle snf farm stock
|pic wi be snd .t private sale II desired and early
!. Palm rven 80 the purchaser
~ fur hsr pa,icuiars arrIy W a. Crug-r on the preml
~ A. - sEri per's fice, No u rir- street
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= sKD sUHsNcK, AucrIosrER.-askAr GLo
a. sale OF valuable oil painting by q n.
3Rr Ron w-dn. sdsv AM Tn Az, July and 2 a,
cct DAY. ~ their ssesroom 81 Nassau street toe
oil C bon Il fus oil pantings belonging IN M louis
lrr d hy him In Europe and elsewhere, AM con
h. very valuable oh-fdo~vse ot the Dusseldorf Bel
Srruch ttsli. n English schools. Among the var
- criisis win be found high works OF art by Shehi>s
IIrSckelrf Uelmano, r. " inae, Jsnsens Schsuuherg,
ard many oti ers; of the greatest marine
b ron The exhibition of Brrssels large ~mnrkation
tnrouh ydy hrseyp, WeseV, without hesitation, that
+o bu O. niains sone Of the 6o~st paintings offered nj
n . or public sale. NJ. J.. leaves for rope on the
July AID has authorized 70 sell wiibJui reserve
y iiiegicr
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Ia HrEt n SAVAGE, AUrfIoNEsR - DfBPLEE
BAeLI sAyA ~il SCI a. ther salesroom, . Ce,
spet ~ 1uesdsy, June "a, ~ irb T. ~ assorted
IA II ar goods damssei ON board of canal boat
mt of urAcr riers, ST. ing OF nts OF
rs casss 81 ticking clohipg lace sOnis, fancy gscds
|rry No the cay Co. ~ OF jew-ry org goods
/, roods carpets large counierpanes, table co hs nap
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nIAMoNDs-THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY ~
~ formed that continually manufacturing and havt
hand large sock OF diamond jowesy u Ns iise styles
large ssprrten OF diamonds hand Setting dope ,oy tn
rsde. rs nonds qouvht for cab
L. HkRAAFs co. as Bycone stress
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MONEY LOANED TO AMY AMOUNT on wArcHBs
N ieweiry damonds A.. or bought fnr cash Parties
be des with strictly corfders and Dot be seen ertevns
psn once J.AH. p. JACOBS, vi broadwN
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akx-aG FAtx u

sAAAs . Ak.N
ss;;. GATED STARE d .an
sth the United States mails O EUROPE lively saiur
isy July u o'clscs ". from her berth s6o of 0ans
FOR fs.r Pasr.ss a.yns uaeQuAiisa sOconnoasaon'
WI "''S" I0wXRS 'SoI,.Iss, No g Wall sre.s
sss w @ re Y | !. os an, vii
sorlcs TITS ss.nrs Of sah uns 'mpro--e -~ls
Wv s% the =, M a. 50. y.
TIt the i5h OF August No espense Sesn
ss ci III. line IN =. .e;D.c y soSd :; ne. sss ,n
sure uneousl'ed
T,BE LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK AND PHILADRL.
phia ss amshp Company Is Clyde oait Iron screw s'e' m
CITY OF BALTIMt RET ss7 tons. Capt r. LsitcA
CITY 9r w:sHsNsTns y Cant Cant rsas
Ss undsInosed other vessels Intended to sail as fol
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday 18th June
City Of washinstoo .........." I. ,Ei Lat July
And every alternate wednesday,.
rRoH NEW roRK
C Of aai sS9 Thursday SS Jnly
snh a ., aug
RATE, o. CABIN PAssacE.19rom New York and Psl.as
pns s' rrom :, 5 II ssn ss ssa
all bayng tae privilege In the saloon Including stew
'1Ass PASSENGERS limited number of third class
will be taken and foura much provisions
required From Philadelphia and New York. So Fro"
Csacssss Of win be issued hero TO parties Who
These with Improved ...sr tight
every attention paid 70 the comforts and accommodation
Brafs % liverpool from e! upward.
speci. taken BY these ssels st usual rass
and ssspseS. "'''''
freight -Hp . :. s once Sss Of 4a: s %ssa
or WIN OMAN. l 4 10 Tower buildings Liverpool Arent
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90 ANN or the " AG1sTRATE,
OO.UsV fli0s'rsted iourns' OF crfme
Out "Wednesday next Great number
Engravns OF tho Arcrni murder.
Engraved portrait OF Jackson The murderer, &C., No
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~. JR., "FIRsT PREMIUM FIRE
saw PUBLICATIONS.


IN nnA COPIES ORDERED ~ ADVANCE
IV.UtO INTERESTING BooE or THE DAT.
""' W 'o0'' CHIN. sSD JAPAN
ConanrV history Of the Empres from The Tartannvssiou
80 account Of he a,, senp, open trade with China By
Eugland Portuenl and Holland
Details Of he haIis manners and OF the inhabi.
tSns
Full d.acrip lon Of the manufacture NJ raw silk.
competc and Interesting account OF the culture OF The Tee
An sccouu, Of the revolution ~ Iss7
full history ~ the vith England
And France 10 % cal onnrction With The United saies
Win nersung "a ch Of the expedition 10 Japan unde.
s,s,cs goyerrm,ui rs q member Of The srpediioa.
ONE tULuNs $50 PA9Es
MAgN FtCEkTLY ILLUSTRATED.
Prc~, pager 81 crnts.
Bound in cloth ene dolls 49,
'woney s.nl n reais,errd letters 81 our risk
In sending the ttye nclose postage ssmps
Address FhEDERitk TURNER CO.,
Publishers, No 100 . assau st, New York
an,hcr Of numerous works mathematics, civil military
anc ut carca' enssacring ha IN great worb
or labor wing machines The cam engine and usvt
xniion PET nlars and inventor requested 70 forward
their sperf~sr. Address le teri feesonA
busreas nl-er svrne. hcS s, sroad~sv pnst once
VNIi.-ON's DENTAL Almanac FOR 1851, FORTY
pag contaniog discussion OF The subject OF natural
and NJ Gcla dentistry, regards utility, comtort health,
longevity ard rsons Hppea sDcs viii be mailed gfstuous
ly 70 any address on rvcsipt Of oQe stamp
H. WILSON, DENTIST Y Bond street
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WILSON, AUCTIoHxKA villa. sKI.L TO raE
/. hAsnes bidder for the premises lB Feureentn
H. :. iRNs oclocs on Monday June ~ the ricr md ds
BIZ 81 NE snov. ave s~y dwelling house The
|ery Of Professor Ho bridge Catalogue. ready BY ssht
IS NJ oaoTpias a sais, whss the whole can be en-
ksIrv-csss.a yards Of superior vsivol sarpss Tires
|,9aprt ad rosewood sut covered In blue and
spa sr-sJr cad gold ssn u the expensive dssctp
,hn src turxsh easl chsirs Ia mosuet and ssin bro
is-s ss3 roerwod reception and arm enars rovsree
5z s'ue. rrao0 snd maroon satin. large And expensive
cal seectsry eokeH-s lived with siik and satin wood
esye~r-v carved rvsswnnd pier sofa and nds ablss
tars three co~ty rosewood eegereS, With marble
yi- glass doors &C. ported exprossy tor tho
- -sswso~ vots tables, y dsJ cronse and ornolu
80, sslssed 70 order in FrNsoe magnificent French
~ f~r r-sss ~tth rich and heavy gold frame;
= rnsr-s-od lace window curtains and cssnlces large
~sessse variety o. OIL paintings, nv native ar
..~s poos- sup-rim French ithsxrapss game pieces
~ phnls fNn,ng a very pleasing ensoti0s superior
~~~t Yisnoorte. full octave cegsut cass hased
aisd psfe ard richiy with ksys 81 real pearl
onvsred IN saen sth elegant ard eostly
Xssrvf ever.
IrsF rta-R ich velvet tapestry carpet " good oraer;
esd rsiss loo table all polished In the bes manner;
30 tefc sses mirrors sofa beds ehsrs In hair cloth
h. ~ts ai he ruby ana crvssl ont glass ware, wines,
rszs. tunbler7 Roblsn snd decaatsrs 10 ~stck. rcs
ainnsf scs. costly silver ware, tea zsd dpnw
s. ~ gsers, cake baskets casters, cOifee and tea
svsss farsa aquos stand. supsri,~ table cujery usr
s~sss, orfly sed rosswocd and mahogany sedstsads
lary ~nstis Oy knr-sns wsshstends ana rodre "
~ sser - hsf naurrsses frsn 20 10 ~ pounds made
Der tnd IN 5und cn cnunterpa nes BID spreads,
MEtsa rsrpet bedroom nrrsrr elccss teles tables.
NJ c srse -e-r rocssr. ofas. lounges, couch beds;
sns' ts% @sf diving 9hles. 10 80.
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- iAN, 18TH inst. Arm O'CLOCK AT THEIR
~, - No ~ rassau street large ipvotcs a, tyos
~.hI q tseter, plea black pics outline no.pareil pics
u 20 n Q, sOHSNoK, auetioneer.
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vAoBT TOR 3 Al F-sl.ooP YACHT rAssy, IS TONE
lying al obokcn nplete order and well tunnc
,n every rsgyec sprly on bcar' between and r. ~
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II. $. HoueH. AUCrloSKEs.-ArrRAC ACTIVE

NAL :. HoUGH, AUCrlONEE9.-ArrRACT ACTIVE
suruoi sale ot fashionable furniture ana elegant ho1ss
BhirR articles, iono row Tussd.g. Jrn- %, 10y
consisu OF the enltre superior furniture contained
dwel ~ rouse No. PAS sest Twenty third stree be-
b lfhih and rinth
ss7trIrme1i Of tbs enuse consists Of n large
eni OF eyeryn iug pertaining 10 costly and fshonahls
h-d real 'rnce, all of which will ~ perez ptwy sod
IA regard n veaber aud must be ,-cd nm-dixseiy
the premises Catalogues be vi early he n.
saie Fur iturs In part ssts of eleg rosewood
furniture, of every description; fun suits ri. hly
a. covered IA crimson and maroon brocaae. with slip
A. mart le eteger-s with mirror fr ns; r1sewood
pier nd sofa tables rich silk aad lce curtains; Turk
bd recrpinn chairs IN moaue and tapestry; velvet car
four elegant pier md manel mi pertor rose VOID
octave Dsnoforte. vi marble top music csbi7et aud
d.red stoo' and cover valr axle palongs, with large
besuufui c,lec i'm OF unique and valuable vases md
adn, nrrens; rosewood book ladys writing secro
bronze clock, r)sewoof bedsseai. an tu-
hair .tres bedding csrpee rugs, WIN lary.
h, of aud msho furniture tarouS hout h-
ais1 the drin< furnt-re, silver ware ct glass
hina wow cutlery a. 1bi- s- vii be found worthy
.oisl st-r of houscterpers and parties in wAot OF
j cosd iurrtHre
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TUE FuRRITURg rHx GRgATEa PORTION or
which u new Of 6rst class house situated w he uoa
desirable part Brooklyn. viii be oh low IN conse luence Of
Re and FAMILY removing from the ciy ,he 10 zee 70 let
sent $40 and early esson everything IN perfec order
cor particulars address n. o., Hersh once.
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FOURTH or JULY.
il flying aAIoorsli vIyrsG HALooSsin
P.risis1 tAoonsiW
NErERIE, PONuEr PxRaRD, man srturers Of flying
balloons g-persnrs paints and varnishes used In the
manufacturing ~ the same
Cnlce Cedar street. first Door.
Iaborso " Crosby street.,
KoricE beg OF customers WIZ have ordered
balloons "A and ID OF July
hen cNnvenient a. we have made ar
rsng cite their delivery. BY doing they WIN
AVOID disspf ointment
Tos Q. spoE JR, FIRST PREMIUM FIRE
81 works ~
Ths claim only CT First
Premium In the United States having taken every
premium hrr~ork offered by the Institute
for h. esr- slso At the Marshall Testimonial
Tbey beg -- hat they have entered their hrworts for
for the he IN 81
the American lns1'~ and alo Al the Worlds Far bat
her-d compete with them which hey deem conclu
evidence OF their supercry ali her m-kers mas
much hey decline plscrR their works In r,peiion
Jos A EDGs. ia,
Laboratory, North Point Iertey City Nj.
TBOs. DUEKIr, Aren't
No 0ksiier lane New York.
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PHILIP T. WILKINS. AUCTIONEER-H ANDsOM

l@HILIP X. WILKINS. AUCTI0NEER.-HA NDSOMH
household furnit at aucoa -rhilio wilkins viii
,e auction Tue,day June g. 1857 at 0 O'Clock at T6
3sondwxy by order of mortgages the entire fnrn
aimed In said house. In part n suits Of rood
sarlnr furniture with damask suits of mahogany fur
ATTIRE covered With ha CLOTH soAs pisr and centre 'ebl
voaire char msntel mlrors pier glasses. black
vsnnt mahog any cntage bedroom furniture bankeA
bedding mattresses, table linen china glassware Ae CAa
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apoaTyHo.

A BOAT RACE Will. TAKr PIACE FROM THE AT.
n snc gard,n Boboken, this dav. the 2a inst a. two
% i0~k precisely. between Warren Upnku ard William
Robinson for Oh dollars ssda. around VI iss Island and
beck TO the eaoen This being the frs rsce OF he sessn
he lovers OF squs,c ~ viii have goof new 81 the race
and enjoying ne cool breeze Rereshmcns OF all hibd'
In the garden
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,srsBLE LF.-WIllI>M T. BOYD, AUCTION
BY GEORGE NICHOLS, on tuesday. June 81, NJ
look NJ. nj The salesroon, 6 Nassau street. consa
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opeer No Liberty street. wi cell bv catalogue In lots
! TUESDAY, une ~ al ten O'clock complete ass0rt-
Z white grant o and comm ware. tunbiers, wines,
ses, gobsts and other gass ware; FRI nch china,
ard plated ware Sale positive N close cousignmens
kGk for qooia.
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DUssEkL W. wssTCorT, AUCTION GER. WILL OVER
II Me auction Wednesday, July I, at 10 O'clock
the entire beautiful rose wood And other furniture vaus,e
bruDzrs sanSry and elegant house furnishing
eric contained In house 10 Twenty frs! street bet
Seventh and sghh the sale Of which will be s
tive ard wihou, Every thing In tn house in
fc ordr and Of the most elaborae and costly description
Purchasers required to the goods mme Ateig
Catalogues Rivns description Of everything
tsned In the house i'll be furnished at the dior the
ing Of ale. which viii In the daing at 10
O'Clock precisely with
Rich chased silver dinner and tea service urus castors
forks kettles ttlvers OF Rogers Brothers msnusac
elegant extension table marble bus rich china dinner
tea sets crystal sno ruby glass pearl cutlery &C. with
description desirable dining furniture ParlOr
furpture-rwo Gothic eteeeres with marble
double suit solid rosewood paror
furniture ten pies covered in embroidered brocsde
full sui three Drscsde GENRE aud
sofa tables bronze 81 ck rosewood Turkish and reception
cn.ir French escraore pier sud mauet rrors elegant
word octave panor used but 'nibs marhle top
music cabinet six an lace aims rich shades niicen
painted mRrole groups and figures, with beautiful
pavor If descrp ion vausbla collection Of
al pain which large ma richly framed
all OF bcn real rit; chandeliers and fixtures,
sesrs sunerr hair mattresses wood sui In
velvet sfs lounges carpets grondoles Lbrsy-Elegant
library marble washstand with ev ~ description
of library chamber sud ement furniture This sale Will
positive without regard tn
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|waRs HtHCK, Az IIoSIER -GREAr SALE
n carr ages -Bv X. az. n. ScHkNON-Ou Tuesdav,
p,t at Ope o'cocs ~ hsr ssesroom, IS Nassau street,
de yapi ~oup- rocksray, by Word aros, has been
" vets and Sst3; one square Dor two sssi-d
er: several new ard second h,nd rockswAys, bre'ts,
.tpp src ros wagons BY the bet makers and warrant
Snsle and doube harness, saddles, BRIDES blankets
. whrp. Ac. sc.
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ESrApI.E's SALs OF OIL LoTHS AND CARPET
ngs-A VI. OR STALAR auc'i,neer, % very will
n Wednesday, July At on O'Clock large assortn at
above consisting of SO yards Of English an Americsn
BIZ $50 yards Of Or isses. three ply and iosrHn
100 yards " linen druyges ana large lot of velvet
sl~o $50 pieces % oil win shades
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ITION NOTIcE--JAMES CUSHING, AUCTIONEER,
M eel this day. a. II o'clors An, at 40 Canal street.
Of chairs, tables. bedste ads WASH sands
Ing bureaus engravin window shades, crockery, &c,
bale positive. deposits uired
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N. LEADS 4 30, tn .9DAv, June 80 AT IL
ciock in font OF ore No Sss.Ar street horo gh
coni ey about Is hands high AID four year5 old.
eoupd and kind la all barnes under the saddle; Is
lie for chdrep's driving riding
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t,rION ko1IrE-rUkNllURE, &C-TO MORROW,
n.,esd.u nj nv n rln ( 4 Al & MINI. ilaGQNNA co

IyJfON NOrICE -IyHOS. BELL. AuCriONEER-
Bal. 4 Bush Jhrsdsy 81 io% o'cook will be sold
M receive the entire toh Ut ch0is- coffee, grooe
wiaes Hqu jrr, sa'es, weight snisome counters
fixtures az, the promises ~ Hudson street,
On Far ich. ans 10 morrow.
| = FELL, Auctoneer