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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member OF the Royal College OF ofsurgeons. .Losdon,
formerly Surgeon Aceoueher to lbe Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phy>
scian to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
N B.-Dr. @. can receive a few patients into his
house, fronting The the Plaza near Musical Hall
Qroville, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

WYANDoTTE.-Wel learned on Sunday from
Mr.. Pratt. who drives the Bangor stage, that
deep diggings similar in character with
those found at that place, have been dis
covered at Wyandotte. Being in apparently
the same range, it is doubtless continual
tien Of the Bangor lead
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

BANGoR.-New diggings are constantly
being struck in the neighborhood of Bangor,
and miners are congregating about there in
great numbers. There is daily stage run.
ming between here and there, which seems
to be doing thriving business.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

BARN BURSED.-A barn belonging to a
Mr.. Turner, on Butte Creek was destroyed
by fire ON Friday night, together with its
contents. Certain parties are suspected of
having set the fire. We are uninformed of
particulars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
Notice.

Is hereby given that Six shares in the Phoenix
Prospecting Company, belong to james Taylor, Hen
ry Miles, and William Schake, will be sold ut Public
Sale, at the Tunnel in Mesilla Valley October 26, to
pay assessments.
c. p. NANCE, Secretary.
October ~, 1857. I'd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

SENTENCED Davis, who has
lately been tried and found guilty of man
slaughter at Nevada. has been sentenced to
one years Imprisonment in the State peni-
tsntiary He was recommended to the mer-
cy of the court by the jury
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

RACING IN SACRAMENTO race teok
place over the Louisiana course at Sacra-
mento, on Thursday, between the nags
"Tom Mcguire aud Glencoe Chief" in
which the latter came out ahead. The best
time made was Az
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
verisement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

THE AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLAND
Mr.. Ten Broeck's 6lly Belle was placed
fourth in a race for the Rawcliffs Produce
stakes at the Fork, August meeting in Eng
land
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

THE HONEY LAKE EMIGRATIoN.--T The
Marysville Inquirer has been furnished with
the following statistics regarding the emf
grafton ria Honey Lake:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
DIR. AURERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, sURGLoN AND ACCoUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requiied) Montgomery st.,
next door TO the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
For the Record
Jonathan's Visit TO the Cape Claim.

For the Reeor
Jonathan's Visit to the Cape Claim.
The Celebrated Cape Claim
You've heerd of, presume;
Where all the folks are focking tew.
All for to see the Flume
Wal, here | be a-lookin' out;
And rally, opine
There's been none like 1t since the days
OF femous Forty mine.
I've seen painted pictur ont
standin' in a frame
A feller toldIme it was draw'd
To represent the "Claimr
But jest you look. and you shall see,
In very little time.
pictur far more material
In this ere published rhyme.
Beginnin' tew the upper eend-
Behold them cribs" of stun
And timber sich dam han't ben
Afore since the year one.
No moro can we believe the knave,
Who (base, deceivin' clam)
Says Feather river has gone inn
And isn't "wuth dam"
For here's dam that's built SO strong,
So long, so hsgh and wide,
1t firm wthstands the howlin' storm,
And turns the rushn' tide.
And see adown the great fumes throat
The foamin waters roll,
As if leapin' down to qvench
The ire in "Symmes' Hole"
Them fifteen monstrous water-wheels
We see 40 fast a turnin'-
The man that made 'em--hadn't he
A thunderin' sight of learnin'?
The pumps attached are cur'iss tew;,
Each works just as it oughter -
I'll bet they'd beat thousand men
dippin' up of water!
Four thousand feet from head to tail
monster fume, ] swow
And cost a mighty, thumpin' swad
OF cash. tell ye meow.
Few "Claims" are found like this, ween,
WhcIci as VIC Hcf Ueh tolu,
Two hundred men hev dug-one day
Full fourscore pounds of gold
'Tis interestin' for to see
So many men a workin';
The more so, specially, when they
The nuggets cut are yerkin',
But there's some hard work to be done,
Great rocks for r'everlastin'
Are orful plenty there, and take
blasted deal of blastin'
Yet chesrfully It's done-for 10
There's daily from down yender
A swarmin' visitation of
The hansum feminine gender
Each bringin' of hankercher,
OF course-but never dreamin
Rich prospects" or neat specimens"
Might in it be found geamin'.
o glad surprise, that greets their eyes -
Each gallant young goId-digger
Makes haste with golden offerings,
Some littler and some bigger,
To purchase thanks from ALL--especially
The youngest and the fairest;
For hard indeed, must be his heart
Who naught for beauty carest
"Long may yon wave" Old Cape,
For all the good you've done;
For every "scad" found gltterin'
Among the sand and stun.
Though rough and hard your feeturs be,
And now less bright are waxin',
You, like an acent belle, may boast
You've BEEN the "great attraction
JONATHAN
Capeto wn, October %, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

ENORMOUS PEAR.--The Mariposa Demo.
crat man has pear in his possession that
weighs forty ounces So he says.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that on and after SUNDAY
the 9th instant, the Barking houses Of he uEder-
signed " i'll not be opened on Sundays.
HEDGES & HARMON.
GEO. A. EMERY X co,
Ii.LIAMS & TlMESON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

THE KNIcK KERBocKER.--We are indebted
to Messrs. Garnham & Lockwood for the Oct
ober No of this valuable magazine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
A Stated INT engs held in the Masonic
Wy Hall on the second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ \month. IL. A. GAsToN, NJ. E. HIP.
G. +. CoLTos, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO CE !!

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO & CO,
0rovilie, Oct. 22d, 1857
Our Office will be open from to o'clock p. N. ON
Sundays. JOS. McWiLLIAMS, Agent
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26
Rich Guicl, Steam Mining Co.

October u, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-26

Capeto wn, October %, 1857
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HWY H. LsEps. Auctioreer.

htNEf n bshUsi Alcuoretf
III ". LEEDS x Co. Will sell by auction on
Lie THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Juae II sid
y st7 O'clock each evening AZ the Art Union Galleries No
~ Brostvsy.
GREAT SALE Of over 30 choice OIL PAINTINGS the
principal portion being private collection imported
y geLeusn Of this city r his sratiicaton together
with collection Of fine ENGRANlNGS. Among them VII b.
fund several fne Paintings BY c. l. Browne Bellows. Carter
Wilkinson. Heine, Hart. OeEte Rockner Kremmer Board.
Spencer Emil. Cartier, COoer Morris. Wilson and
otkeTs Also two very fle Pictures BY Wal-M.rn. and
Landscape pencan two hne Dusseldorf Pictures By Strange
JUS. received from the artist
Also about fly fine copies Of celebrated Italian pictures.
received from Rome aud Florence painted order
cnt in rich gilt frames 9th others Of merit
They vii b. on New shove from to 10 p m Until
evenings Of sale WIKI catalogues containing full Particular
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BOND IN
IL TEnEST-1ntere-' Second HJrtE,ge Bonds ~ ths
CouIany due Jrae l6 vii bs Pd a. n. ges's.rr once
NJ. S. Ns-rsr G. c. CLARhE. Treasurer.
CosTI1rNraL BASx, Nrw .YoEK "a April 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK, $500, 600, 10 b. increased
~ a2ogCo-Ihe Bosli Of Directors q TIE Continental
Bsrk 10 view increasing business sal N rursaaa-s OF
tie authority conferred them > ~ Articles - s'aon
have sirou.ly ~ec4ei - rcrtls. the Cspita k ~ a
issue o Five Thousand adt,us SHARES Of one Ion iiei d2
lars l. which shall he sgL sct n 81 rrsPs % ne pls
tus cfdoG AID ui;a in aid Articles colcAined and
declared With respect % the shares Gov existing .
TIE DEe,l, Il BAH having be-n dJ sihor oy t-c
Boa7d hereby thai; lccOF5suce S;h 'lct ieon
ard itt - aid srs tn vii op-n Books q slSscg on
aud csVe subscriptions the l5ti iAy Of ane Eex De
the hour Of 20 O'Clock and clock n W.
ssd B'Ii th@ Cy NvYork from al person, gl, ,A.
srp-sr l. that day tn books u The bsHs
Shareholder -ad C0un-nis. Bank ia the prop 'ton OF
.sr- increased CAPITAL stock ~ ps; 20 every
thrse shares then he'd nv them respectively
TIE subscribed and paid - the time ~ uo-cr
b. paya the first day Of JAY next ~ne e.fih
cE'es vi. te issuci.
sch portion Of additional Five Thoussni Shar shah
BY the 1rehodes within t-u day ser tie sad
18Th cay Of Jgre val re disposed Of for ne bensni OF nr A.
1Dcistila.
The Transfer Books will closed from te 18th day Of June
w T. HOOKER, PresdrEt.
B. +. WARNER. Cashier.
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DFNNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-Tas GREAT


4 CRNTRaL ROUTE, connecting IL, ati.sNs sir-. ~
Western North western mi -o1thwsste S.,.r. ~
~ soa. Rsws, direct This Rosi also sonnecta y eskgrA
With daily lin. c Steamer 70 AZ ports E the Wese-s Rvs
sd Cleveland and Ssnsasky With steamers e AZ
North Lsk-s making toe most direct sasAet
E,iabs 81 which sREIGhr can BE- brN~sste9 % ~
som the Great West - 49,.
RATES BETWEEN PAlLADELPHit sad PITTSBURGH,
Fssf N6A.';-Doo; - - tf5essa1
Drgs. a. boxes and bs.c.). Feathers, Fars, lie. ~
SECOND CLAsS-Domests Sheetins SAigins GD3
TSskisS IN ori.n,l bale,) Dr,s H e.skl Hard s-s,aV
esrs Leather lin rolls ar bosesl Wool aud saeee ~n
P-k.. Eastward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fsIss Uh.'s-An,l, So, Ih.ln' ta ea.S7 - s~,,sS
Tob.cco, manufactured except Cigar. OF cut Sc
FoUsrn CLAsS-Cofe-, Fish, Bacon, Beef nt
Pork nn essks sor-s Esstwsrd) Lsrd .ad ~ ,ennS
Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash German Clay, Tar Sh
Pitch, Ross, ke..........:........' ''''''.'.''"J
FLegs-Sl q hhl unti farther notice.
GsALx-Se cents y leo y uutil fIrtaer notice.
CerroS-ssf bas exceeding 80 ~clsst, unth fssAR
In ,hipp'ns o.d, any poin, ess q Ph.a. fh. y ~
e,, >. AK tho 7ackss- WA P-nniy FinA Rarssd" A
ooss consigned hs Agents Of this Road 81 Pa.lspss
ri..sbursh " n be forwarded without aotsatoa.
FNEtesr Asxxgs-Hsrsis Wsunlry Co, Memphis rssA
g. y Sss Co.. - Louis; }. 5. Mitchell Son, ssass'na
IN Dua.e anil Bell c. and Carter Jewott LSsisrpS
Ky B. C. Heldnm, Nadison, Ind SprIsnan bI0Sn, sd
Irwin Co, cinsra.ai N. ". Graham Co. Zsas.yss
No A..or W.us. New York ans NJ. I willsrns,, Ne~I
yori; = J. sseeder PaGulclpSs; Assra~ Rooms Ben
more; Ge. c. Fr.hcs.us Pit'ibsTss
II. VI. HOUSTON GraarA p chi Ageut Pm. aleiphA
n. J. LOABARRT, Superintendent, Ato"ss z,
NAV l. 1907. ..|
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Goal, Sc.

COkE. COkE--The Cheapest and Best Fnel
~ now in use for Bakers Hotels FOUNDERS Rp',s0rant
Fngne and aniy which many are now rsns WIN
entire sscton ORDERS received 81 the Offices o. the Man
hstt,n Gas WorkS 18th st. below lohav ln Avenue Z,
E, also sheir yard No 30 LIST lisht Al
mail orders prompt attention dedncsion made %
those not wishing Il delivered. ALIEN DAVIS 4 SON.
I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The retail price of
the best broken and screened COAL reduced 70 -
per Geo y, delivered Apply 81 Yards, corner Of
i4h-st and stbsy; Hubertst Wharf; Glvsrpeur-st and
Froutst Fast River aud No % Atlantcst Rrookyu 10
the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY, No.
~ Millsm,st
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ii ARL EN- RIA IIRO D
sUMAER ARRANGEAHNT3


Couuencinr WEDNESDAY, June iGSI
Trsns leave Depot coTneroi White aud Csntre, Ti,r
rotop Fsls T-sn connecting with line q sss~, s -
Mshopa. a a -ENPrcss Mall rrssu for AbsAy oo.se-ss
AZ Cr6on Fss with ve Of stlgc for Lake Mahcpsc Psly
fr- RLeefed BrsW.teT or D1n5uTy a; Chs,a.n 49,
corners with Western Railroad for Albany Toy SAa,os 81
the West 81 mMleIton Trin stoPpinx q al .tsaaa.
81 m-Niiams Bri1g- Train, stopping a. al stsoas & .
:, - White Plains Train stopping q; az stations
Leave 18th a. station: 81 w Lhtns Brides rs,la
stoppng - al stations u WILLIAMS Budss rsaa a,
RIM AZ al stations II. mNhi;@ Plsu. rao. ,sopoa. =
81 stations. p p mWiiam. Bridge Train s;Oppirs st a
sis;ions mCroon ksl' Train stopping a. A. ssstsss
s d u-Miii.ms Bridge Train stopping Il ST ststioas
WV CAMPBELL. sap.srtsflissx
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OfeaN Gtsamers, &r.
ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTIONS

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" FOR CABIFORNIA-UNlTED STATES MAIL LINE.
Fifty pound. Of baggage free 10 cents per pound exc"s
-Four hours from ocean BY Panama kload Tnrough
CALIFOKNIA Panama Railroad. The n itee states
Msi Steamship Company will es?ach for ASPlNWALL, on
SATURDAY june ~ az O'Clock precisely, from piei
Marrent, North River the well known and fast
steamship CENTRAL AMERlCA 4, Capt. W l. HeTnten L. >
Passengers and NAL. will be- forwarded By Panama Railroad
aud Panama with the Pacific Mail steamship Com
psny's suiacent steamship JOHN /. STEPHENS T. H.
Pearson Commander which viii be in READINGS. and leave i'm
uleda,ely tor San Francisco.
The public are informed that ;he Pacific Mal Steam.hiP
Company always have or more extra steamers lying At Pan
,na ready avoid any possible detention OF
gers msls. - - -
For psssage spply to W RAYMOND, a. the only Office Of
die Company No. IN We,t..t Of Wauens, " I.
Regular United State. Mail Steamer days th and 2ti Of
each month";
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BAkN DEPazTssSI ALB-sY, June g. 1851
THE BANK OF ULSTER has tins day fled, in
ttis Office no,ics Of the sPpontuen. Of THE PARK
BANK City OF New York 40 agent fcs the red-np-
too Of ia circulating notes together with revocation the
sppoinuent OF the Metropolitan Bsnk .. such agent ssee
abe 10 Tie At entitled 70 amend tbs
lsns ararpsrafed Banks Banking Assooas and lut-
''-''A JAmls n COOK supsria.saa-nt.
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DEM SYLVANTA RAILR0AD.-
d u

fhH GKEAT LFATHAL
rhs Pennsvrsnis fsrosd cssnects a. Pttsbnrss VITA m
rsaa 70 ard tron s. Lou, Mo- Alien 0ssHs sad Chesse
IN Fr,pkfsrt Ler.hgtoM ard Louyns ny. Tefrs Hsas
Aadsp L.Ayslts and Indian pss Ind Cocisnst DAyes
Sprinafeld B.efn.aiss. Ssndgsky Toledo Cleveland y
Is.,bss Z.asgrfe Mss,llsa aud Wooster Osisi sss, s
a steam packet boat. lsla s.a 10 New Oesns St Loa
Iepisylls and Cincinnati
TkTosss Tickets for the East b. hs 81 81 sss ssov
hls .ti..ed slsces In The Nsst.
Fsens-rs will Sud hs s- .hortest e-ss expedition, saA
srt.blc Tosts between Me East and Wet
FROM NGw-YORK To CINCINNATI IN y HOUha
FROM NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN HOURS
FROM NzW-YORk TO ST. LOUIS IN " HOuR3
Fare % lsw a. BY asy siksr Route
Es. ssRdbns In tae hotels eftsis city. .,
Tkrsuss Tickets further information may % had 81 Ne
ssc..f 70. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor Hoass Broadway
}. L. ELLIOTT. Assol
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a SsIGNEE's SALE. HENRY DREHRR.

4 SSIGNEE's SALE. - HENRY DREHER,
~ Auctiou.-r vii sell BY order II c. Eeser Smith
.snee Il Hush Kelly No SO Broomest the 18Th
Jay # June 1857 9, 10 O'Clock he highest bidier for
ch tie Ct Crate AM Fender manufacturing establish
nsr Places fender, Soap stone Upper LOCKS and Lower
Chsrs. Desk. Stove and Pipe Registers
bias Hammer Vices Lathe, Drilling Mschins. and Tools
Anvil Bscksrths Tool. Files Ash Boxes and other articles
comprised in tho grlt.s Also Horse
sgon HaesI Blankets and Govern. Goods open for
nation tveIy day until sale - Dated June H. 1857.
{. KESSLER SMITH. Assignee vi Hugh Kelly.
H. DREHER Auctioue-r
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SYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on toe Ne~'f~s
and Erie Railroad ~, ,..
Or end aaer MONDAY, o.l %, snd onih hitas, a'a'>
PASSENGER Trains viii follows, Sundays exeeptsd
Leave New York from pier foot Of Dusnsst At $40 M s
Buffalo. Espress-copneetns at BlDshAnsoa villa bkpss
Treu for Syracuse 49,.
At4.3O p m Malt E,Presseonuectins At BlngAunee
sith Fxpfrss Train ftr syracuse 81 Osvego -
Through Tickets BE- prosared 81 the ket once d 10
a.w.York and Bri. Rsirosd. W. b. GlLbE.f supt
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S6OMO TO LOAN Il. , T6s I : '.
suit ou good securities az fair rnes P4re, VINO may wish
to awe their until ihoy know whether their sPpcaon
is amy Nd need not d. So Transaction. CT eLaL Al
dre.s : Box No 4O2l Pos. Ofice. U,ii3l
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finanudi.


A LBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer viii sell
~ THIS DAY luxe H. AZ i2l O'Clock o. th- herchsntf h1
char g.. for seeouIt # whom it may cgucern. -
500 Wa'rT,Dwa City per Get nd, cr- - 90. ~
$500 CsnaudsisEs aud Corning Railroad - M7sis' pr
ME~suEee and H0iicoz Railroad =: Mortgages per
$500 .noi. Central Railroad Coas.r1c. p Bosi.
5000 Great Western M RalroAd iss Mof'ase Pr 7el'
5000 Western Vernon; Railroad q a'sass per eat
45oAo Terrs H.ate sai Alton Railroad % Nor:sAse 30
tl2 900 s1 York and SsvHsvsn Railroad - M'',-ase
p4r 81 BOcds
Ia Crosse snd Milwaukee Railroad Is; Mortgage pr
cent Bond .
Cb.so Pau and Fond du Lse Railroad per eeai
Interest Bonds
go. Nex York CITY 5 per esHt stock Of laos. ,,,r
5000 Atls.tic Mu-szl Insurance Scrip Of 1857.
900 Comm sreial ngtusl In'ursne- senpof 1853
stu Union Mutual Insurance Scrip II 1850
2fO and Wisconsin improvern-nt Co. SlD -ich
shares Formers Loan and Trust Co by order OF E's'a'
tcrs) 80 each -
90 shares Frmers snt Citizens If Long Islsnd 20
shares Michigan. Sathern and Northern Indans hairse
5c share. Chicago ST. Paul Pond Railroad BOO
10 shares New FORK and HW Haven Railroad genuine siosS
size each.
@ ,hsT.. Shoe AMI l. a;her Bank. 100 each.
100 .h.r.s Chatham Bank S25 each.
G. Mecbanios BANKING Association s25 each
90 shares Atlantic Bank. 3 100 each.
% shares CtiEpu. Fir, Insurance Co. : - each.
20 share. Firensn's Insurance Co. AZ zach
shares Home Fire Insurance Co. 100 each.
!. shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.. : Is each
~ share. Hops Fire-Insurancs Co, so each.
~ shares Commercial Fire Insurance Co., : 80 each
- shares North American Fir. Insurance Co - each
10 sbArrs Breyoer. Fire Insurance Co.. n each
shares American Plat. Glsss Co. = 100 each.
TERss ssLso cea TIM: day and the bsanee 9sof'
O'Clock fhe scerned interest si 81. Bonds
WI be charged 20 the PuFehs;1eg Neft r:feaT ,s o.
(S57l Stock Auctioneer and Banker No. Brostr
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Ha!es bn Aneticn.
HENRY t. LEEDS. Auctioneer.

HENRY I. LEEDS. Auotioneer.
4 UCTpN SALE.-Attractiye and peremptory
~ .a!e Of richly carved solid rosewood FURNITURE elaS
ortly carved PlANO-PORrE lail with pearl, fully waT
raDttd hy the ke 20 three ysgrs two suites Of solid
wood PARLOR FURNITURE suite. covered in tine French
tatn hrocstel &C. THIS DAY Thursyl. at l0 o'clock at
the r.ilce No - West 18th It 6th without regard
To- westher viz: In PsroTs royal velvet and tapestry Csprt
losevo, top mirror back Eagers do. Corner Stina.
finely carved: several fine Oil Paintings large French
par IT Gs,. with marble 4b and gilt brackets; rosewood
nabl.op Tsbes; also Side and Sofa Tables Of best de-
scrpun very age French china ~ bisque Vases, elegant
Nail- .nd Side On.inrns splendid Ormolu Clock heavily
worked lace Curtains Fay and Turkish Arm Chairs roewod
Secretary Bookcase PorteA very richly sohd
rosewood Pianoforte nsd with pearl iron frame solid les
perfect instrument Thosein Of really good Piano would
DO well sttend Rich French satin covered Paro Furniture
- suite made f solid rosewood 10 OIdeT there be
better Chamber Epy,uys Of the very best Description yk
Rosewota t.ahetaAn and Gothic Bssls pure cur.ed hall
Asress spring DO Bolster. and Pillows scr Quits carved
MAHOGANY Beds Chairs Rockers rosewood aud mahogany
Dressing marble tops aud Washsiands plates as
oval and oboug Mirrors framed Eugayins eight day Clocks
Tict Sets and ply Carpets Shades aud Ind'"
Cnrtsn. Dining Room-Ls Extension Table French emma
Dinner Set deconaed French china Tea Services As1
large an excellent If French and stone china Tea
and Dinner Service to mentions SlFer f!ate
and ivory Table Cutlery Catalogue. a. house Adepo' vii
IL requsd from purchaser to insure the prompt delivery
the goods, Careful will b. in attendance 20 PACK or
.p required A. this the best sale Of Es season parties
IN want vii! 20 well g attend.
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DANIEL S EoreH Auctione-rl nee 10; -
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD r. hNIiC hE al
IL Auction. TOMORROW, Fhd4y June - - w ~ 1 IN
f all the contents Of the private residence No 81, -,
81, oh sV The house has beeu newly furnish, 80
iLe present yesr and embraces every conceivable 6e,
ii Itch snt costly rosewood aud mahosany Pallor Ihsi
-nd Dining Furniture Velvet Brussels aud Ingru Csr
Pier and Oval Classes, Dresden and Chins Vases zen
hsnr DECORATE fre Oh Painting. and Eugravings Eta
Center and Pier Tables solid rosewood P4rlo Suites
supeTb 7ocaye rosewood carved Psu with stool
embroidered Lsee Window Drapery ane eured hair
Nsftrrs 81, China Dinner aud Tea sets Ivory Gallery
1e toEeher with multitude Of other articles II
ard beauy Usually belonging 20 ~eilf1rnishe1 hou-
Sale positive iAn shine Catalogues ready and the
house. Fox full particulars see Herals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11


Il ISLsND FERRY.-On and amer THURSDAY -.
the SISTER ISLAND vii ply daily ioloNs.
Lave FORT HAMILTON a. Y. q sn1 M n "A s. q
and u p, II. -
Lave BAY RIDGE s; H. q sal III N u q 81 MIN
.
Lave STATEN ISLAND for Fort uamlton va, H..
R1Ee a. 81 and leA l2 81 a and CO M AL ssr Ray
RiDGE only u p. M.
FAIe between any u the landings Five Csnis Is T.
e. ": s. TIckrts 81 g. Ice nckrts 80 -
Stage. Fogt Hamilton fT Greenwood New.ttre.A, A.,
Bath Cas- for Grr~u wood and Brooklyn frum Bay lS
minuiss y ak from the Ferry. 'T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

ANTHONY J. BLEroKgR, Auc.iouesr.
TORT WASHINGTON PROPERTY at AUG
Il TION-A. J. BLEECKER. s0S Co., will sell on
THURSDAY June lltb a. Il o'clock the Merchant. Ex.
chance the whole Of the vel known STEWART PROPER
~ divided into three large ps and which be sdvsn,s
ous.y subtyidc by g-nirner tesrous Of securing
esd into parcels of six lo being the Depot aud
within IS minutes Of Cham ber u An early inspection Of the
before the sale /. adysabs IL Is ,dted
desirable Of TIE city for fne residences Ca. the
nee Of tie Auctoeer fr maps TIE Gale Is ordered
positive and large portion Of the money the
usual terms
On plo; No seventy Eve per cent csa remain
On plots Nos and sixysve Per can remain on the
usual terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11

RaoADwAY BAXE. NV YoRE, June TO- I05I.
A T the ANNUAL ELECTION held on the 9Th
N inst the following named gentlemen duly elected
Directors Of thi, Bank fl the eusuil yesI, viz:
FRANCIS 4. PALMER. JOHN ROBERTS.
JOHN RODINF. GEORGE c. PETERS,
Johns s HARRIS FRANCIS P FURNALO,
HTLMJS ". WELLS. CHAS. BURKHALTER
FRAECIS P SCHOALS JOSEPH RIDD
THOMAS GARDINER JOHN T FISHER,
GFORG8 " PLAT WILLIAM A. HALL
Holm LAWRENCE JAMES IRWIN,
and DANIEL DEVLIN.
And COHS L. EYERITT, ANDREW MILLS and REL
BEN BURSHALIER duly elected Inspectors OF ths
next Election - 1900 ~,
At subsequent meeting Of the Board FRANCIS \. PAL
MER, esq. unanimously reelected President ,
J. L. EVERITT, Cashier.
CITT OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.-The COU-