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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15

In LUcK-A merchant from Rogue River Val
ley, says the Crescent City Herald, on his way
here few days since, had bis mule swept from
under him in crossing creek few miles from
town, having on it his saddle bags containing
several thousand dollars. He only saved him.
self by clingng to some bushes which he fortu-
natcly grasped. He came on to town, and on
returning the next day found his mule some
mile and a half below where the accident oc-
Cured. The mule was dead, but the saddle
bags were recovered. with all the money.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-04-15
TRAVELLING.
NEVADA 8 WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
RN AND AFTER JANUARY !, 1856, the above Line win
" run as follows
Leaving the Office at Frisbie's old Stand Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgans
Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington BY one O'Clock in the afternoon.
is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Reurning-The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel,
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock and arrive at
Nevada BY one O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with the Cali
fornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys-
vile and Shasta.
Once-south Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. 5. OI1N, Proprietor.
W. s. McRoBERrs Agent Nevada [34-n
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
TINE STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at
Il Frisbe's old Stand, Nevada, follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also at o'clock A. NJ, running via Auburn as an Ac
commodation Line TO Sacramento.
FoR MARYsvILLE.
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysvile at O'Clock P. N.
FOR FOREST CRY, DowSEyILLE, PATTERSON woIsEY's,
MooREs AND ORLEANS FLATS
Leaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
JAMES HAwORTH,
Prest. c. s. Co.
W. s. McRoBERTs, Agent Nevada. (d
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LIVERY s SALE STABLE.

lHII4N
- J. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
ZLr@ Metropolis Stable, would inform his friends
S% and the public generally that he has added
41ZA extensively 10 his already Large and Ele
CANT establishment of Horses Buggies Saddles Harness
&c &c.--and is prepared to furnish fine turn
outs Al can be fonnd in the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses, well equipped
for ladies Gentlemen will he ready at all times.
long experience in the business and earnest desire
to retain the confidence of his friends leads him to be
lieve he will be able to give general satisfaction.
ticular attention paid to Horses on Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers the
use of Balls Parties &c. &c.
The quality os my stock will permit to say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well Ia
give a me call J. A. LANCASTER
Nevada. Aug 90 lSj6.--46-tf
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The first really jolly bet that has been made
since that of Major Ben Perley Poore, was TO be
decided on the 4th ult., between Pennsylva-
MIA editor and Ex-Governor of New Mexico
The one who first acknowledged himself satisfied
eating oysters. was to carry all the shells from
Baltimore to Washington on his back, keeping
step to the mueic of the Union"
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EN- IT'S RY

MA DR.. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
cSifth attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which
when applied, will stop the tooth ache in FIVE mines and
eectuay destroy the nerve leaving il in m condition
to be filed without causing pain where it would otherwise
have TO be extracted
All Dental operations performed in a neat and substan
tal manner and satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
OFFIcE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building corner Pine and
Broad Streets Nevada where he intends TO remain per-
manently.
October I4th, 1S56-2h
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AUCTION SALES!
p. w. ia YLOR

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Fire Proof Brick Store Commercial Street.
Especial attention will be given TO out door Real Estate
and every description Of property aud Merchandise in Ne
vada any part Of the County.
K7r Rdse Solicited Pslblic ard prir1ts c0Ls -SEa
Nevada SeSa 30 ls56-59i
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e. BUCKWELL, ID. ID. S.


IN GRADUATE of the Ohio College of Dental Sur.
4dfo gerry, opposite RudOlph's Drug Store, CONNER
cial Street
(SUCCESSOR TO DR. s. c. McLNTYRE,)
TestlmOnial.-In bidding adeu TO my friends and
the public beg leave to return my sincere thanks for
their patronage and take pleasure in recommending Dr.
BUCKWEI1 my successor skillfu and scientific gem
tleman, and well worthy the public confidence
Nevada, Sept 1S56.--49-d s. c. MCINTYRE.
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The Corner of Broad aud Pine Streets,
In RIEY's New BRICK, SECOND FLOOR,


VTJIIERE he will do all kinds of DENTISTRY, as
w low good work he done in the State.
~ B-l prepared to set Artificial Teeth in the best
known such plain with gums either Gold,
Plana. Silver Gutta Percha plate Also, Bockwork,
or Aliens continuous Gum And for all that does not
please after months trial will refund the money
will fill Teeth with pure Gold full tight and to stay, and
for all that out will refund the money fill for
nothing And for all Teeth that plugged by and
Tor nothing. And am always enabled to know
my Filings from my registry Toothache arising from
posed cured (wthout extracting in two minutes
and the efIectualy destroyed charge made
And Teeth that may have been considered past by
others will successfully treat and preserve by filling
All extracting to prepare the mouth for plate work done
gratis And by improved instruments will take out any
teeth roots with the utmost facility although they may
have been given up by others All diseases arising from
THE TEETH CURED AND IRREGULARITIES REMOVED
OR NO CHARGE is MADE
For the foregoing propositions the best securities will be
given either in cash depostes good mems endorsements
Besides any amount of references TO persons who have
my work for years. 22-u W. c. KEILUM.
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The CONDITION OF SPAIN-The latest foreign
papers state that the position of matters in Spain
is exciting intense interest in Paris The ac-
counts of arrests, orders to a particular resi-
dence, and general political serveilance, daily
received, present frightful prospect. These,
conjoined with the attempt to re-establish the
octroi duties in modified form, are looked up
on as likely to lead to the most violent and prob
ably immediate consequences.
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A REVEREND THIEF.-At Sherlock's Flat, in
MaripOsa county, the honest miners were re-
Gently somewhat surprised at finding in their
midst wolf in sleeps clothing. 1t seems that
about year and half ago purse containing
several ounces of gold was stolen from certain
claim but who stole it nobody knew, until re-
Gently, when it was found that the rogue was
a misunderstanding old customer, named
Wilkes He was Immediately arrested by a
party Of miners, and through the influence of
one of Colts persuaders, he was induced to shell
out the amount stolen, after which he left for
parts unknown.
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WHOLE NO. 1884,
vARTETrrs.

Gas ExPLoSToN.-Some wag, on the first OF
April, got out posters calling meeting Of the
citizens of Mokelumne Hill, to devise means for
lighting the streets with gas. A smashing crowd
responded to the call; the meeting was called
to order, and a president, vice presidents, and
secretary. duly Installed. The president grave
ly stated the object of the meeting; whereupon
the wag observed that as this was All Fools
day, the matter had better be postponed to
a more auspcious time, and gas for the present
dispensed with The chair was taken with
sudden illness, and didn't wait to adjourn the
meeting, the secretary laid down his quill ana
tried to look wise, the crowd looked startled,
and broke for the door like q flock OF scared
sheep. 4 94'aaDy
Loss OF TIE CALIFoRNIA.--The ship California
from Surinam, with a cargo of sugar and mo-
lasses on board, while at anchor in Gloucester
harbor, Mass, dragged her anchors, and was
driven out by the force of the wind, drlfted
across the Bay, and went ashore on BLACK
Ledge, Cohasset Only three men were on
board. They were saved, but the vessel will
probably GO to pieces. The ship and cargo we're
owned by Geo. H. Rogers, Of Gloucester. This
vessel is the same ship California which figured
in pana's 1.-TWO Years Before the Mast' siH.
TREASURE SHpMENr:- The following ship
ments of treasure were made on the Ssh inst,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-14
STATE. OF NEHNIN\ MI.
By FlLAND FIi.iCIIE. GONERNOE.
4 "ROG!AM ALTON.

WHrErA~ w the recent dr>,rur.ian of
The state House ky fire. and the consequent
want ct any accommodations for The stated
sessions OF the L"cl>la'urn, Necessity has.
IN NV orlnlon. ARISEN for assembling the
I"Hi>latu,r Of the State before the t,,u,. of
us next rC9uA session. a> ,rr>,rl! d ~ tie
Constitution | do. therefore, 10y tn, my
Proc ama''cn. convene the Senat" aud l!,u>.
@! Representatives,. composing the General
Assembly o. ihc State Of trrm1nt, to urrt
At Montpelier. on "Wednesday, the eighteenth
day OF February next. at ten O'cioy k, in th,
forenoon; hereby rrQuirin. Ike res, trtl>,
Senators and Representatives then and then,
to assemble, 10 consult and determine on >uci.
measures a> The public good may seem to them
to require.
Given under nv hand and the seal o: the
state. at Cavrndi~h his twenty sixth d y
of January. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fly seven.
RYLAND FLETCHER
Ey the Gorcruor,
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NEW FIRM BREAD BREAD =
VERMONT STOCK JOURNAL


lndcr tie above Tile | have commenced the
publication "i " monthly paper teyote,. ~ the in
tr.e>;, oi Vernon: breeders
Fi'''i hi.n."ef will be enielii>iel with cuts of
ll'ii'!> II tIs. be,t STYLE and contain pe,iigree>
aHd !","ift.o, d. horses OF The Morgan AMI some
o;h'E t.,eG>.
zach H''llhcr vii! also contain miscellaneous
matter. which II VIII be ann to render interest
H. 10 the general reader. and shall endeavor TO
make ihr paper useful. II not Indispensable to eve
" breeder OF fine stock
1t viii contain l6 large octave pages, Clearly
'infeA. ." good payer, At 30 ce:ils year invaria
h.v IN advance.
An extra copy to Il = se,t"r up OF a club Of ten
Spec"neH numbers and pro>pectu>e. furnished;
F''> u any "!o Wish 70 examine them. CT &c, u
c.,i''S Of >l.beGrii ere.
h" frs, I!u,l!ber is now ready for delivery
A':'.rr>> b. {. LiNSLEY,
i0is-2e M!ddletury. VI.
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Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment &
HUMOH SYRUP.

Tie PRESTON fnoEs soh1sd! hroEG<r,joicirg,! 4
nc,r era IN N.H,in,,,
SCROFILA. Salt Ri.rrn Eryspca> cancerors IIumors
Scaid Head. BARRIERS Itch. BUNS Mcr'Uria aid Fever
Sores Ulcers King and luI"r and Erurfivc AID
"farol.s da>t~ every nil!d can ' cured, ana the hod
crn-'d e" all impurities. hl the u>. al Haze Allied ONT
Elct All ilImo, r'l-Ihc "t eli ,tjiu
cirr,d tot bubble 1e>r celebrated remedies di>sa-
se> speedily. th"r"uChlH and PERMANENTLY without injury
I" the system. We have numerals testimonials
SOS II TIA, first probability vi" hay" had occasion tul>c
thc>t nrNrr-iliur ti.> il, their families the
worst forms OF disease with IT." most happy and beneficial
results Try tl.Inrirc >ati-taCti" oo il all
SEES. Prepared only bv pr u HAYES. di>,"vrrrr and
manufacturer HAYES Nash pr'Tiet"r>. Lawrence. NJ
Sold Wholesale and retail III ST J"h-lrI iN J G. big ham
and by Browne Host: Wells River hy A T. Ba.wii& Go
and by Druggists am! Au"th"tar"s generally. r9.4
Be- Rev article III the market styled the 'Gtl-
Inc Allied Ointment. put up by Ctas II Kent, that is
ba-e counterfeit HAYES.
FRED. +. sxrrH Montpelier. Agent fov Vermont
Sold N vnIor r.. WeSss
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1egal ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF TERUONT.

Caledonia District IS.
At Probate Court holden at Probate Office i'll ST. Johns
bury within ana Jr said district, Oh the 10Th day ol jail
uarN. \ d Isl
instrument pul"rting TO be the last VIII ana Tesla
"A II cut 81 Joshua Il Houston, late 81 ST. JohstufH III
SAID d>tiitt >cd. being presented u the Court here ny
S>a! ii iust the cAclllA therein iaiicd or fIo,
bate: Ii Is rrc 10y said Court that all persons concerned
ttltl Ice Notified L. appear session oi SAID Court l" te
holden al the Probate O,c. III st JpisUuTt. on The Ism
day ui f. trar!. \ D. lj7, show il they
have. AGAINST the PROBATE 81 said Will Tor Which pu-
pose il Is farther ordered that copy o the record oi TINS
order t published III IHE CAIEDUHAN printed al st Johns
bury three week, sucCcss ely previous 10 said tine vi
hearing ASA L. FRENCH, Register.
\ true copy Of rccord--ittc-t
lis - ASA L. FRENCH, Register
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MORAL. AND RELIGIOUS.

AS Poor. YET MAKING MANY RICH.
Strange raroiox, bat strictly true Look at
Christ, who for our sakes became poor that
We through his poverty might be rich. Look
at :hr fisherman Of Gllllce: how poor how
wrct, he'd and obscure, hoS dI>picable among
men. Vet how rich in tIIrh al q ever; Christ
ian .rarc. ana how do they enrich the world
Nv their heavenly doctrines and holy lives.
Each one was like "candle set on candle
stick. giving Iinlt to all that are in the
house or as the poet says:
"I.il;c;.> little taper throws its beams
So .!..llr. Il s.N. dec! N naughty world.
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GROCERY China l. Glass Ware.

'A'lE largest AID hest assortment ever offered or
! seen IN Caledonia County lust received, ana
viii hs >o having been bought IN original pack
ages for cash cheaper than ever before Call and
see il at f. I. BROWNS.
October So 1886. lO05N
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FAIR WARNING.

I IL persons Indebted to tie subscribers viii
/ confer tayor ~ settling rs soon a. possible
lime limited t. The first Of tetrt,arv Take fair
warning ard s:tva cost. STONE 4 FOSIEp.
81. .ioI,n-tiIrv. Vt. Dec. % 1875 rGl3jf
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EXPANDING TIE LU>G,-S:ep out into
III" purr> air Won can find stand perfectly
erect. with and the shoulders back, and then
fang the lips as though Won were GONG t"
whistle. draw the AIR. not through The nos
TINS. hnt through the lips INTO the lungs
hen the chest Is about halt full. oraiuatl>
RAISE the arms. keeping them extended. with
the palms If the hands down. As Won suck In
the ar, 50 As TO hrin! them over the head
lH>t as the luny> are quite iuii. Then drop
the thumbs inward and after gently torcin,
the arms back war,i and the chest oprn. re-
verse the process tv which ,ou drew your
breath, till the luu.s are entirely empty
Tins process should be repeated tire" or
four times immrdis'"lv after bathing. an,i al.
So several times through the dav. Il is i'm
possible to dt>crih" 10 one W no never i1ird II
the glorious sens" of vigor which follows this
ever >c. Ii Is the best exIrctorant in thu.
world. We know a gentleman. the measure
ot who's, ,h..>, HIS been increased Wv Tins
Means some three or four inches dur... a.
many months.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

is large. and mad" NJ in the very hest workman!ike
mani.cr-aii" 'heir own notwithstanding
OF Dress !roc: ai'! Sack Coats. Frnck and SAGA
Hrelcoats. Six Velvet. Satin. Fieurcd six and
Lasting Vests. Rack and Fancy ,oc~kn Pants all
prices. Frot,>. NyerAll>. Rel ana Blue Over>hrts.
Nr. Euhhor Goo', u I'll kinds. latest STYLE Hats
a,,i Gaps. >t Hats, all prices and Qualities: thick
ana thin Boots franks, Eali~c> Carpet Bags, TIN
hrtii;ts. &c. &c.
Their Patrols and tie Public are invited to call
amt cHanrne tnrlr extci>lNe stock. and any one
wishing t" buy any Of the above good, at little
adEr" from cost. viii find il tor their interest to
trace where they can get good bargains and have
chance TO selcc; lr"! large and h -ir;ti, ~.och o.
foods. VII. FE1rtS.
". II. HORTON.
Opposite the p"ssumrs:c House, Railroad Street
81. bloomsbury, Vermont. 9gs,f
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C}:c Californian.
FABLE FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.

late, and some not at all III short. there was
such a cc!:n.n;on that az last the "c'eTk OF
the weather. called on Father Time and said
lie could 10. e'91rc i; any longer.
Sand everybody knows it's 10 >inecurc have
! Lren so worried with complaints from all
quarters. aad there n.u>t be ;liilg done
ai.ou,it." So o.! }ir Time ral,d together
his twelve children, that he might, if possible
discover where the fault lay.
Sonr.irrr. BOAT know exactly when. after
the expulsion from Eden, he had divided
them into four equal companies, an. 10 each
trp!et had given The care o. a season. A!
the rourh winter work. freeing the GROUND
TO tiin'. pilirg over The roads witi. snow.
ard blocking NJ the rivers with Ice. he hal
allotted 70 liz three >tur,iicst v>-hedrtv
s'snrh December, January, and February
The ,r.i..lirr and the autumn fell to tie care
DISK OF III, mot aniable daughters. that is
to say wiiI the eS"ritof. I'erhlpS, O! Noerm
Der, who not possessing q'.Irr 30 good share
:, = ...
r., ia ,.,
d. her best. some un'hinking body was Ger
tain to exl.gi, by this weather seems
-. n..
then it was sure to br all over wi h poor No.
~,
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','''' "'"' "''' vac
'"e'''' u = '''''' - pow '"'''
Wv VI az V. '.''' ".'' Wv
VS. ''''' - '"'' g" '''' "'"''
'''' '''' NY " way ~ "' '''''' "'' ''''''
""o'' '"''''! '"'c '''" t"' ~ o'"s" ''''
'o'" '"'' nov q >'''-'" 'o' 'S was ~ w. ,'''
49,, =,
go.
h,1 IN ,o,r wor. wa. lor. for c.,r or;,.
lar. ,h,n, her roses th,, J,rv ,s o,,;,.d :,
helm her and womb no, La,, ,i,,.n.d her
ovnstr.wl,errieS at all If August h,,. no, lent
her 4 !;;;,, sun. Then u,cut.r got 50 h,.
hind hard herself ~ a>,i>rin. Au-u>r. that
even with all October could 10 for her. her
grapes were l'oor sour things. and as for the
rlelors. they We're only fiji ior the IiLs Oc-
tohrr h al scarcely commenced pointing Der
leaves when November SAID il va, TIM. ,hcy
were done lnrr aro.' won know wh,ta all
rupt thin, ii" il, and j.>t whi,ArI ii. II. all
OF III. trees. almost "a rrecn 4, thew we're in
S.ntvmipr. PRAY what does ali this u,.,,, =:
II col,ln't hell, H." answered Nav sul!cn.v
"Apr,l kept her clouds before the sun 50 ali
,b4 time that there x,s NO such tLiur A.,
sof,eniug the round. AM, dom. believe she
h,l hale, Ao,., ,hox.r< H.. whole four
v..ts ,h.. ou,b, 70 have been nr,narirn for
m. Several crocu.S4, b,oke their neck
,rvino to o., on, Of winter o,.ar,er> and those
that did succeed were 50 exhausted with their
effort, th,, thew mi,ht as weli'have beer.
s,,,v d-,.,s far al th. c,,inr .L.r. was IN ,hn;,
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"SrFFAR LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME IN
TO ME. "A gentleman in West Newton re-
Gently lost a lovely chiId seven wears OF age
under circumstances OF a very atllcIin. char
.ctrr she had been suffering from a com
mon cold for several days. but no unea>Ine>>
was felt with regard to her, and she contnu
ed as lively and playful as usual. One
morning a nr'ghbor called to pay the family
visit. daring which the child suddenly stop
prd PLAYING, looked up to her face with a
composed aud >erion> expression and said
Il am going to dle-l am yoiny to heaven
. shall be All ang,-l.' The lady tried to rea-
son her ont Ct the idea. considering it to
br childish fancy, hut she reiterated the re
mark. The little g'rl grew worse dnrin.
the day. and towards evening Was seized with
Group. which terminated her existance on
the sane night. Her last words were "Do
You see the angel, over there :"-Jounal.
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ALI. IN HEAVEN A whole family in
Heaven no one absent Nor father nor
mother, nor son. nor daughter are awav In
the morning ot the resurrection they ascend
tou"ihcr Before the throne they bow to-
"ether N united admiration On :he bank
OF the River OF Late, III, walk hand in hand.
and as family. they have commenced a ca
rrer Of glory which shall be everlasting
There Is hereafter 20 be no separation in
that family. No one is to lie down on bed Of
pam. No one 10 warbler into temptation. No
one to sink into The ar.Is pt death. Never in
Heaven is that family TO move alon1 in the
slow procession, clad in the hahsimrn,s OF
woe 10 roN>iun one of it, members to the
tomb. God grant ina, in h> infinite mercy
every family Lay be thus united" >. lijeu
HurhrS.
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Danrins Aeaoemifs.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
sIaotrne n YarI C..... on WkDSEsDAYs .aa SAT-
URDAfs Biootlyn Classes on ~ So ~ - 49,
men L.e Pry.te Cas-. r'P: can .o% IN
a.. ! g. ,i..sn FvYRY MONDAY EVENING in Brook
W. md Every SATURDAY E!ENISG u Ns--Yort
Forue< Pupils may subscribe for the hseinosrs Hooe
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Hales OBJ AnfIlcn.

A J. BLAEcKrs. Auotioneer
AUCTION SALE Of ST: PETER btiSoO-
n PAL CHURCH corner q Atlantic and bond SIS bfcos-
a ~, A i BLEECkER L Co wi.l sell 81 Auction
TpIRSpAY. Feb. 70. At IL O'clock at the Mescians s..
change the ,bovs valuable Prop situated on ne nass es
s, Pte,. Err pA Church being sixe 50 feet o- and
o. o. a., An The sboyed-scribeo property inesdes
~ the Charch with the exception OF Organ vnih
th ourchsser Of toe property take s0o the
,old At private sale portion OF the parsnase
naney esI remain bond and mortgage Map &e a. shs
eAics Nc 7 Broad e. (Sv
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A. ~ MERwS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trsde Sae-

DY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO.-Trsde Sa3s-
ID Rooms, No. IS Parkrfow.
sIxfY-FIFTa .Ew-Y0Ak TRADE SALE,
10 be commenced on TUESDAY March 81, lssy.
BANGS BROTHER Co. respectfully snaouace ths asxi
regular TRADE SALE Of BOOKS STGREOrYR PLATl0
STATIONERY, PAPERS &c and soHcs nsisnmeuua Pr
tcuA tor sae Catalogue should be furnished in nsey.
The regulations will be sh- stlsst sae.
The Csraosue will 90 TO prrss early in this month.
MONDAY EVENING Feb. IA, ct 81 o'clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBRARY-Com ,asirs q larse
collection I choice copies of STANDARD
brsLcss OF literature AIRS and Sciences including many
valuable old Books and many recent Publications g.
Catalogues may be had a. the salrrooms
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. s.
At 81 O'Clock.
Valuable private LIBRARY OF old English Books; also,
choice collection Of American Books History Biosaphy
Towels. &c chiefly in yer, fine condition
Catalogues aud may be bad a. the sesroOms.
MONDAY, March g.
And Eve follnwiiE days at O'Clock M.
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLEC ZION OE BOOKS RE.
LATINO TO AMERICA
Ipclucipr State and General Histories Voysses md Travels
Esfu History kc including The United States British Colo
and Spanish and Portuguese America Arctic
arc Polar yoysses Cicunnsvzons &c. Also, many besut-
fully Illustrated Works Standard Library Socks OF History
boasphy Science Poetry aid the Drama Bellies Leres old
Theology &c. together forming collection value and
importance the of wtcn elegant condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

OyyicE or the MERcAsriLg fIeE ksvgAscE CO.
No 65WALL.sT., EEwYoRK, Feb. Is5L }
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTY
j DIRECTIONS and THREE INSPECTORS for tho next
Kection Company, viii be hsd On the ne
instant the Office Of she Company Tbs poll VIII be he'd
op~u between the hours Of and O'clock p. %:
JOHN BAKER, Secretary.