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Messrs Sermons Co.: GentlemenOf lne my eyes failed
that could not read any by candle light The
glasses selected by suit admirable eRd the
print without least strain fatigue the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, H. MEUGENS.
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AUCTION SALES.


r FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. ssFt
BY VINCENT A. CO., Auctioneers.
> their rooms, Is Custonouse street, will be sold
10 Besched Cottons;
81. Ginghsms;
Gases rich silk Parasite Ia'o'''''
case French Corsets.
Also
175 lots seasonable Dry Goods rn2
TAPESTRY, AuBIsoN AND VELVET CARPETS.
BY VINCENT Co, Auconeers.
CATURDAY, 2Sth inst, MT 10 o'clock A. NJ,
. auction % Custonhouse eet, will be sold:
5 rich Velvet Carpets
Also
An invoice OF superior Oh Cloth MI
CHINESE FANS. CHINESE FANS.
BY VINCENT d CO., Aucioneers.
G SATURDAY, the 2sth inst, Mt 10 o'clock, ut
= their auction rooms Is Custonhouse street will be od
10 Chinese Fans. m27
SALE RESUMED AT THE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT
T. +. GuOn, No st. Charles street-Entre stock Of
rich Fancy Goods Perfumey, Toilet articles Brushes,
Combs. Shirts, Cravats, Cutlery Guns etc. etc. without
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr aS Aneti 10 ,....
SATURDAY, 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
> the No: St. Charles street Canal without
reserve, will be sold
uprising very superior Guns Pistols Cutlery Of every
description fne Plated Ware French Perfumery Desks
and Ivory Fans Satuary Fancy Work Boxes Playing Cards
Travelling Bags Porte Monnae Purses Writing Desks and
Canes and Carpet Bags Music Boxes, Dolls Percus
sion Caps SILK and men Handkerchefs, Linen and Muslin
Shifts Parasos, Umbrellas Gloves Odor Boxes Extra
yioins rich Pnpier Mache Cabinets. Pearl Clocks
endless variety other articles of utility and
B3yTh sale 10 consequence of the expiration
lease the premises Dealers will ind it their advantage
Hs-TERMs-AIl sums $780, sixty days credit for APP
proved endorsed notes. m27
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All letters France, Holland and Belgium be paid
81 by the American Liverpool and Southamp
tom ~ cents by the direct Havre and by
British Steamers Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rne reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this office to New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Uno and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Iopian Islands,
IL sent from the Post-otce in New York semi weekly
= West India Islands will be sent by this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
T. Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknel BISCUITS; English CES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Wesphalia HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs aud Prunes in Jars and Fancy Boxes
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the lem GROCERY STORE, % Bsronne
ma Ct T.. l.. BERGIER Agent.
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROCKAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES, COACHES,
A.a
BCGGIES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. VARNISI etc.
SF-For sale low for cash or city acceptance. EFT
ES-No 1l3 GRAyIER and No. l3 UNION STREET, -GH
New Orleans, La.
J LII K
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T. G. TWICHELL.
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE THE NEw ORLEANS DAILY DELTA
70 Camp street. Jan. L. 1857. 5
Messrs Sermons 4 CO.. Genemet-It gives great pleas
that bv the of the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces
obtained from YOU and have had in for weeks
past my sight much improved aud my eyes greatly
believed the ~ which had previously been upon them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of gassel to give you a call
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
r4Ofce from o'clock A. NJ. until S O'Clock P.
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NIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
6 III NJ. Al EL,lI Nj, LnR lSs- I'll, q


''@$ASSStNSSS over the Metairie Course, New
sATI RDAY 4th of AprlJockey Club Purse $780, single
heat of two miles.
Same day-Sweepsakes for colts fes years old
two mile heats sub $500 it SlUO which the Club will add
$500; the second horse receive S3G0 of the stakes
T. j. Wells names b. NOISE, by Capt. Egee, dam by
Ruby. =
p. Goyle names b. e. MARKsMAN, by imp. Glencoe
dam by Rodoph.
d. F. kenner b. f. MINNEHAHA by Maho1net dam
Kate Aubrey
TUESDAY, the 9TH Apri-Club Purse, $500: three mile
heats.
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Aprl-sweepsake for colts and fl
lies, Two years old: mile heats; sub. $500: f. 500.
penny.
a. NJ sprague b. PORTLAND, by imp Sovereign
dam Folly, by imp. Glencoe
T.. j. Wells names C. CALVIT, by Yorkshire, out of
Also CHI. ANNIE LAURIE by Yorkshire out of Judith
Same iay-Club Purse S 10 two mile heats
THU RSDI the 9th AprlClub Purse SOU single heat Of
two miles
Same day--Cub PURSE $500 mile heats
FIX DAY the 10th OF Apl-Cub Purse $500; mile heats,
best three in five.
SATURDAY, the 18th April-Cub Purse $1,000; four mile
heaIs.
Entrance money five per the purse which
the second horse if there horse The en-
trance will with the purse No deductions from
purses in case Of a walk
Three old weights will be carried
their stake In all other the stakes will
by the rules OF the Meairie Jackey Club,
In the first Of day the will start o'clock
T. NJ, precisely.
should race be postponed pennant will be displayed
the St. Charles Hotel. W. J. MINOR,
ro23 I'd Chairman Executive Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

NEW ORLEANS, Janshry I3, TFbl.
Messrs SemmOns Co.. Gentlemen-I take Ere pleasure In
stating using improved Spectaces find them
clearer and enables much better by
candegh without pain the eye. think them superior
any have with, and cheerully recommend them
the public. Yours, respectfully,
q n,tItI1
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A. THE IEON HOUSE : KE;srAJ

s1Hs$5 RANT and OYSTER SALOON, Tchouptoulas
sssSSSSl NJ street, opposite ST. Mnry's Market.
&C.,. 1913 JAS, MCNAMEE. Proprietor,
inform his friends shipmases the public
ay. that he has opened RESTAURANT in connection
will his Coffee House and Oyster Saloon TchoupiouhlS
street, opposite St. Mys Market where all the decaces Of
the be had all hours The
and accommodating aud efforts the of the uncsign
ell will be omitted make his establishment equal
open in the city Its proximity the steamboat and slip Land
ngs of the First District will make specially convenient
masters of vessels and the public generally NIL ly
y ENIOVAL-S H. GILMAN HAS REMOVED TO No.
IL fel6
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ms If - f
EMFOisHA N'F TO COTTON PEA NTEESS-BY
which their Incomes must be uoubei-rhe gned
has invented and obtained letters the United
or the ana combination of machinery for
ing Seed Cotton into YarrS by process
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery until
ready Tor shipment weaving. Tile saving; of COTTON
WASTE will be least Ten Per Cent; exclude
process The Nhe machinery the into bales,
its handling at ALL and those open and dsenlange it,
destructive in their
spert'e TO those of ginning and spinning separate
lac lTes YARNS made of unboken FIBRE and hence
Will be nifty will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market.
The signed is prepared dispose of privileges
his patent: and Planters will be Informed with
plee instructions how IL how obtain the best
chery and all other particulars application
dressed 70 me here, consultation with my rooms
corner Front and DHuphin streets, up stairs.
FEB iytW GEORGE q. HENRY. Mobile Ala.
VoST's PIOW AND sCRAPER-JUST RE-
L ceived and for sale by
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
fel2 If Ii Magazine street, Common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

GuASO--l5p oEs Mexicun. for sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY
ie!o Y Magazine street
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GREAT FOOT RACE

* c GREAT FOOT RACE
s$aN RAA FOR Sl.HU A SIDE-Un SUNDAY,
<aSTsaaaEAEIS&N~ the 29h inst, will take place over
TEc.&H&-S- the UNION COURSE, Foot Race
for One Thousand Dollars a side,
the celebrated SAM BANKS Of New Orleans
and ISAAC F.. SHUTE of Tennessee Distance-One hun
dred yards Neither of have been beaten, great
deal 9 money is staked the result n2T ct
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES 81
MI DEBAR, Lessee and Manager; Mr.. H. CORR, Act
Ing Manager, Mr. G. g. CHESLEY, Treasurer.

ST. CHARLES rHEATEK-sr. CHARLES ST.
Mr.; B. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Mr. H. coRaI, Act,
ing manager, Mr.. G. g. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and parquet.e, rs
cents Second Circle 90 Gallery ceu.s Quadroon
uckets 10 cents; Private Boxes, each, S.
CHANGE OF TJME-Doors open at :: performance com
enees at half past O'Clock. Box office open daily
O'Clock. ~ -
THIS EVENING. March %. 1857.
Complimentary Testimonial to EDWIN BOOTH on the
IRON CHEsT-sir Edward Mortimer. Mr. Booth; Wiford
IN PARls-Mrs Cherr in charact-rs Mr.. vinn9 Bowers
~ Sai To conclude with the farce Of LITTLE T0DDLE-
kINS-Br0wnsInith, Mr. Booth
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of n. Corri Acting Manager.
Es-Monday-Beneft Of Mrs Gladstane. m2s
CRIsp'S GAIETY-G sTREET-
lessee Manager ". II. CRISP Treasurer, T. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-i,ress Circle and Paranete rs
cents Family Circle equal to in house 50;
ery 25 oiored Gallery 25 Quadoon Private per
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes IS to IS each.
Doors open hapast 6ocIoc Curtain rises at clock
Box Office open from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P NJ
r1-The most Elegant Theater in the United staes-sx
THIS EVENING, March IS, 1857.
Farewell Benefit of Mr.. W DAyIDGE-On which occasion
will be presented the beautiful musical DRAMA entitled
MANNERlNG-Dominie Sampson Mr. W. Davidge; Gabriel,
Mr. Lyster; Col Mannering. Mr. J. DAVIS Dirk Hatterick,
Mr. Wallace; Meg Merres, Mrs. W. H. Crisp Manner.
ing Miss rosal Dnrand; Lucy Beram Miss Georgina Hold
Gipsey Girl Miss ". nuckworh. To conclude with
Strap, Mr.. W. Davidge
northumberland German performance, on which occa
sion the Italian Opera Company OF Madame A. De La Grange
Ea- Mondav-Reneft of Mr.. H. Bland. ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

DEu4IENE COUR DE DISTRICT ! SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de la Nouvelle-Orleans. THORN. No. 1852.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
Il ciers de Ia susite sucre3, ct
celia peut concerner dR'ojr due dix date
de In rresente publication L. pour esquee lie coptt
presente Ia tnrtce lHtjve sera point
homoogue les fonds mains repa conforemcn
dit compile
Par nrdre de la cour.
MO p IS A., DRErX
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yH IT.
T2TSI y and 80 ursulnes street. New Orleans, well know
this city for his choice Garden Seeds EXTENSIVE
assortment of which he has constantly hand and pur
CHASED at his establishment With that confidence which his on
experience and honesty entte him to- has just received iron
Erance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE THOMAS.

SUCCESSION OF ROBERT b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sale of the town lots at Brashea Rerwick's Bay, the
terminus of the OpelousAs and Great Western Railroad,
and the OF departure OF the Vanderbilt Mail Line
Steamers Texas
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SGNDRIES-

NoNCRtG S!-NO MORE fli4r.st-lIr. LHAs
hE.NlIZ, from Paris and London possession Of a
remedy which viii cure radically this painful disease however
potrted ana Obstinate It be- The first prescription ar
rests a pam AS by magic and three days Seaent effects
complete cure No charge will he made if the remedy fails
Dr. helatH likewise treats all Secret Diseases inlile
ana perteey safe He is also the Of liquid
tor nonrsiE the growth Of the removing baueSs
the efficacy Of which he fully guarantees.
Apply At No. 70 Rampant between Canal aud Custom
house streets Office hours from to Ii NJ ir0r +,
+. N. ' 90 -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

~ FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, l57 CoMN0x
street New orleans.He keeps constantly on hand snk
for SALE Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks, Washers Irue
ers, and General House Servants. Also buys and sells
SLAVES on commission Having converted the family part
the large three story building the of Slaves
the hes, depot in the city and well furnished for The
A Ep,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF JOHN THORN.
of New Orleans. No. 6,952.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
OF this Estate and TO all other herein interested
show within days from present notification any
they have why the herein the
tive turN should be approved and homoogated
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
MO Is Is A. DREUX Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

az y. EGAs' DANCING ACADEWY-J
~ VEG AS most respectfully his friends
(A the public that his Dancing Academy open
L. .IA. the season.
II D Ell l. o W 81 H LII.
where he hopes with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced Saturday, Nov. |.
Ia, TMpEltIAE danced in the of Paris win.
ter will become popular New Orleans this season.
will be Taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LAplESTuesdays Thursdays and Sa urdays 10
o'clock N. -
CHILnREN-Tnesdays, Thursdays Saturdays, to
o'clock P. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays Fridays from to
l0O'ci0ck =. N.
RA racticirg Party for Ladies Gentlemen every We'd
neslHy.
RHParcnar attention will be given Children, many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city
brought
r5-J. Y. will also give lessons
families.
aIe Musical Department under the charge that excellent
violrns Mr. A. DENEGRl, Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Sorees.
Ea-For terms, apply Mr. j. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hall
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THIS EVENING. March %. 1857.

CHANGE OF TIME-Doors open at I; performance C.
enees at half past O'Clock Box office open daily from 10
O'clock. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15
50. .444, 1896 ,s6.5 sa,757.9is, SOS


cale. Ss,954,5lI ,s9.7 S,O09, ,5l392.5
The attention of the Legislature was earnestly
invoked by my predecessor to the large excess of
County, Municipal and other local taxes over the
taxes for State purposes. That disproportion has
been in some measure corrected by the prudent
legislation of the last session; but is worth your
consideration whether some further legislation
may not be usefuily directed to the same end.
The Report of the Commissioners OF tho Sinking
Fund is not yet completed, but will soon be laid
before you. 1t will contain full information in
relation to their proceedings under the act of
April 8, 1856, authorizing new loan for the pay
ment of the debt Of 81 ,423 ,359,79 payable at the
pleasure of the State after the 18th inst. PrSpo-
sails for this new loan, fixed by the Commissioners
at 400 900, were advertised in the leading jour
mails OF Europe and America, and, the lst of
October, 1856, it was awarded to the highest bid
der for the whole amount, ut premium Of three
and half per cent? All the Bonds of the old
loan which have been presented for payment have
been promptly redeemed and the debt payable
after 1856 will soon be entirely extinguished.
The experience of the State, in this transaction
however, indicates the danger Of relying upon
new loans for the payment OF maturing debts. 1t
was confidently anticipated that this loan would
command premium of at least nine ten per
cent; while the premium actually realized was
only three and half. 1t is not difficult to
ceive of state OF the money market in which the
Bonds of the State could not be negotiated at par.
In such sase, u resort to u new loan would be at
tended with great pecuniary loss.
1t is the part Of wisdom to guard against the
occurrence OF such an exigency, and therefore
suggest the cxpodiency of providing, by seasona-
bic and suitable Legislation, for ths.dsbs Of six
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15

Making the balance Of means ap-
purently applicable to the scr
vice of 1866 S205 ,917 90
But Of the balance reported by the
late uditor, the sum OF S225,.
$3.50 never came into the
hands of the present Treasurer
being retained by the late Hea-
surer as paid for exchange or
having been placed ty him with
repositories who have used the
money and have hitherto failed
to restore it to the ireasury.
There should therefore be ce-
Quoted from the above apparent
balance the further sum Of $225 $3.50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15
Showing instead Of a balance of
SS23 35O,S5, an actual deficit

uopp the revenues of 1855 6.of 1882 10
The facts exhibit in clear light the import
ance of guarding against expenditures beyond
The Constitution permits no
debt to be contracted behalf of the State, with
out express legislative warrant 1t restricts the
total amount of all indebtedness to supply all de-
eits and failures in revenue or expenses not 9TH
erwise provided for, to the sum of SI5o, 900. As
security against unauthorized debts 1t expressly
declares that money shall be PAID on any
claim, the subject matter of which shall not nave
been provided for by existing law, unless allowed
by two thirds of the members elected to each
branch of the General Assembly. Experience has
demonstrated that even these provisions are not
adequate guarantees against the unauthorized
contracting of debts within single biennial peri
cd, to an amount exceeding three fourths OF the
total Indebtedness which can be incurred for such
purposes by the Legislature itself.
1t is proper, to say here, however, that there
was transferred to Sinking Fund of Public Works
Income; on the 18th Now, 1855, the sum of $780,
OU0 If this transfer had not been made, the
Public Works Expenses for 1S545, would have
been maid out of the Public Works Revenue for
the same time; and the apparent balance OF the
Sinking Fund would have been S200, less
1t is due, also, to the late State Auditor to say,
that the balance of 1855 correctly stated from
the books in his Office and that the unauthorized
debts and liabilities which absorbed it were con-
tracted against his earnest and repeated remon-
strances. respectfully invite your attention to
a suggestion made BY him, of provision by law,
that parties, by whose unauthorized acts debts OF
this character may be hereafter created, shall be
held personally responsible for them.
The following table will present a comparative
view of the Receipts and Disbursements for the
two last fiscal years:
Receipts for the Fiscal Years ending Nop. Isl 1855,
and Nop. Is, 1856.
1854: 1856.
Balance reported in
Treas. at close Of
last Fiscal year 1884, ,6Sl 90 $703,3!0 Us
Iares
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15

during the Year ending Nor. 15 1855 and Nou. is,
Of current expenditures, and Of debts Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-15

And showing the expenditures of 1856
less than those of lS54-5 by 3sO,65 II
1t will not escape attention that the current ex-
penditure of 1856 was largely increased by the
biennial session of the Legislature in 1856 where
as no session was held in 1855. This difference
being taken into the account, the balance in favor
of 1856 will be better appreciated.
l beg leave to submit another statement inten-
ded to exhibit the Property Basis of the taxation
which supplies the means of these expenditures,
and the Taxes levied thereon, not only for State,
but also for County, Township, and other local
purposes
|. Tarable Properly Valuation.
ls55-6 1866
Number Of Acres % 900 OS3 25.IsI.63s
Value OF Lands S532 ,26l 7s5 S444 245. lit
&" To~ns l45. 696.754 LAT 1889 $40
" /" Chatleis 5S3,UlS,8I5 2lO,O2.,55O
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Disbursements from the State Treasury for all purposes
1856 the payments during the last year, account
preceding year, being placed ia separate columns.
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approaches is termination, and thot the drafts
coil have aearly ceased. Henceforth the
1nembaNassed energies of her people may
be directed TO the fullest possible develop
ment of all her resources.
Tie General Assembly will cheerfully re-
seaeuize the duty of extending to the great
.aprieuitural interest of the State all proper
<seeuritiss and enceuragements. To this
,epd the State Board of Agriculture was or
,aanized in ls46, and provision was at the
came time made for the better organization
and grester usefulness of County Agricul-
tural Societies. The wisdom this legis-
sIstion has been aaply vi1dicated by It's re-
suits. Through the lab0rs OF the State
Bosrd and o: the County Societies, sgricul-
turaI Improvement has been benehclally
stimulated. Their annual Reports embody
yaIusble contributions to agricultural knowl-
edge, the effect of winch is becoming more
aud more visible in the increased skill, In
.tellieence and energy with which the labors
OF the farm sre executed. and in the jncress-
ed production with which they are rev srde d.
Irespect uliy submit to your cOnsidera-
tlon the propriety Of increasing the funds
-set apart, for appropriation by the Sraie
Board and County Societies 10 premiums Tor
excellence in production and in manage
snent, and of making such other provision for
the increase and diffusion of agricultural
knowledge as your own experience and OBJ
servation suggest.
The proportion Of or population and OF
our means engaged in Mining, Mechanical
and Manufacturing Industry. is steadily and
largely increasing Th.se pursuits OF In
dus.ry supply great market, constantly be
coming greater. Tor the productions OF sgri-
culture. Care should be taken that the fl.
nspcial burdens Of the State be not permit.
led to press in disproPortioned measure, up
on them.
I have already referred to the growing
-xfeps and Importance of our Commerce
--.Aidesshle amount of Revenue is
No he. -Gensgal Government from
collected bv a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-20
COUNTRY SEAT for sALEa,PLUsHIvG. On

" Wh!esc,esV With frcn 70 :, s. ~ Of Lao s-,I-
tfa, laid ,gt H. iwr sad AIDA srhihtns ms. ut1rIaoe
r.u'y toe growth Of 'ree. .hrusD-ry he -ise ne
highest cG daas he past - J',r d inPsrt I've
tODse and rset Anf
bull; bot and colo b 'hfoUEaof and h-.t By
saer sd ,ettf u.ust>t s-TAeg r91ad overiJts Z
th- 81 ss5scsp-, in ne eur-ry blrius Gas v.~ %
ne Il River o. fG a. the eye csa er'-ut
The b1ildiDgs the p--r-s csnss. % scA-r.ge
house corr hue poaltr, tJu.- and TIE
rsrdsn .b every dscio'i1n 4 fruit s72.s
p-s' plum, qlt.oes rrsp-s raPbsrss bsc ss-r-s.
straw b-rr,ss IL.
The cay y Soess b~iaI vim Il ni-s Of Fasaa,
Railroad rsyo- s'sle. pass sTsry so-r. AMI -
uSutSs val Of ae Ws:-s,ae taiia1 l.
ooupr'e .. ia 1r 01f 80 AL c5sv-u-15e
cra-i9-r@i the mos: ee.fAe-
gcburbsa - is,co-s 10 toe viciui q S-s YORK
wore AGO sdjoiroa Will Be s1id Il desired
Pa purchase fsGAa bond sai
For farther particulars sDpy 70
z BASPoBD Arst,-c.,
NJ BI-t.ln Ct ks~.Y0rt-
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EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctoneer-By T..
4 and II. b. SCHENCk.-siTh days sale ct fates
Fr,poriuo S45 Broadwsy vii % 100 cccs and
vii include goods viz Jewel boxes 'e'. ~ silver
Kriyes Forks and Spoons CsareoI. rnins EA-lci'~s
ink..,rt, Rerules ses OF Ivory Wood ant Bone Caeu
u,n: Douu,cs Cse,keren Ivory a,d Shc Counters Fay
us Cards Cfbbsse boards China and Bohemian Gas' 's'
Music b1xe.. Baskets Satchels. CAGES, &c.