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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

l
TnE "DEAo RArBIrs. = Wea who
and what o1o the dead Rahbhs2' They
ore political party made up Of liafers
and rude fellows such as abound in q
great city Ike New y Yotk. The Dead
rabbits are the chief supporters Of the
Mayor Wood Democracy, and are the
rineleaders in the recent .mobs which
have eauscd such destruction in that city.
'thc gcuoctaey must be hard run for
snap rters when It calls in the aid Of the
Dead Rabbits g uphold il in its opposi-
tionto the laws Of the State of New York
TEe brooklyn Eagg1e, speaking ofa runc-
talprocession fihe Dead Rabbits on its
way % Grccupdiot Cemetery, with The re
mains Of some qt-ibeir companions, who
wire Killed in he SIKH Ward riot on The
thief July, says:
"They were molly set. Some had
on fire caps and no shots-some hats and
no coats-some breeches and an apology
for shirt-s some had i clean shirt and
torn rowscts-scme were IN tolerasie de
= cent Trim, but these were few and far be-
tween. A portion OF ttem.called at the
Eastern Hotel in National avenue, or
their way 70 .thc cemetery. They go
what they cetled Tor, eat all they coull
get, and then merchcd Off without pay
zig the proprietor. The police Of the I'll
district were informed Of the circumstan
ces, and the whole force was brought on
and awaited their return. They were or
dtrly however, and passed along withou
offering any violence, Ia fact, so far a
we can understand, they behaved very
decently all along, with the exception o
eating yictuals without paying for them
They are not in The habit Of giving equiv
alents for what they can eat or wear, anc
il is quite likely they had no idea but tha
they were acting as reputably as bette
dressed people do so9etimes.''
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For the Pioneer.

For the Pioneer.
AUDITORS OFFICE JULY e7th ,57.
Mr.. Editor having been charged
by the late lonaented VZADICATOR,and
some of its readers and supporters, that
/, as Auditor of this county, have not
paid over all the proceeds of the monies
receivd in hand by me, arising from the
sale of the lands, escheated to the State,
belonging to the estate of the late John
Merriman, deceased. / therefore send
you, for publication, an Exhibit which
you will please publish.
Whole amount of sales $62cO,29
One third p'd in hand $2073,53
One third in one year
at six per cent int. "2o73'43
One third in two years
at six per cent int. "2073,43
( Total ------ 5000, 20
Deduct amount paid
WV. Bates, treas
urer, as per receipts,
on file in this office $1468,76
Deduct charges for
printing, necessary
expenses, Auditors
and Treasurer's fees
as per entries and re-
ceipts on file in this
office "6o5, SO
Total --- $2074, ] 4
Deduct amount received on
first payment "2073 43
Balance due this Office II
JOSEPH McCUTcHEN
AUDITOR
w. G. O.
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81 A~DEAD RABBITS" RUNAwAY-Bres-
lin, the Locofoco State Treasurer Of Ohio,
who stole nearly amilion of the peoples
money while in Office has fed to Canada,
like n fiji gitiye slave. He has been indict-
ed by the Grand Jury at Columbus, for
s1,mbe zzement, and he has fled to avoid
trial upon that atindictnlent, for he knows
that the -dcvelopmeetss upon the trial
would not only send him TO the Peniten-
NARY but ruin his party in Ohio. lie
acknowledges his guilt by running away.
Gibson, bis Republican successor, was
also indicted for. the same offence; but
Ikea man lie surrendered himself to his
acsusers and will stand bis trial brayely.
The dead Rabbit" leaders in this State
have been tying all they could tothrow
asthe whole blame Of the defalcation on
Gibson but why, if Breslin is innocent,
docs he run away?
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AGENTS WANTED.
Childs & Peterson,
PUBLISHERS,

PUBLISHERS,
6O2, Arch Street. Philadelphia.
J. B. Lippincott & Co., 90, N. Fourth
Street, Phila., Phillips, Sampson d Go.
13, Winter ST., Boston, Sheldon, Blake
man & Co., lis, Nassau ST.. New YORK.
G. P. Putnam & Co., 32f, Broadway
New York. Applegate 4 Co., 48. Nam
ST., Cincinnati. s. G. Gfiggs & Co., III
Lake St., Chicago.
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sis9cNIaa.-A yosng son of Mr. NJ.
Themas, living a couple of miles west
Of Frenont, vas on Monday evening kick
cd BY 2 young colt, and his under jaw
torn sntiAYly fron The neck from under
theear on the left side, to the lower part
Z of.the cheek bone on the right side, and
the jaw bone on the right side broken in
two,--Dfs. Wilsonl & StiIwell were call
ed Who sewednp the neck and set the jaw
bone. MIe was tolerable comfortable on
"a Wednesday morning, and there was hopes
Of his recovery --Efemont J0ugnal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

Ge- The steam mills at Fletcher Mi
ana "a county, we're struck BY lightning on
Friday ,esepiag last and burned to the
! ground. A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

g Have permanently establised a
uT1ffIrYf DENTAL Office in Upper Sandusky.
Rooms in VIM. Ayres' new building, Opposite
the Court House, where one or both of them
may be found during business hours. They
will do all kinds of work pertaining to their
profession. such as scaling, filling. extracting,
and inserting artificial teeth, from single
tooth to a full sett, on Gold Silver, PIatina,
Gutta Percha, and Cheoplasty. Also continu-
Gus gum, and block work done.
Having been in the practice a number of
years, both in the EASTERN & WESTERN
States, they fatter themselves, that they can
give full satisfaction. Any amount of good
references given if required, but we want our
.swork' to recommend us.-Give us trial.
Charges moderate, and all our work warranted.
Examination free.
45. ly,
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We wish to call particular attention to
the card of the Messrs Shoemaker and
Myers, in to-day's paper, Ifyou wish
good job in dentistry give them call.
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spalding & Rogers
THREE CIRCUSES!


Consolidated this Season, wiH ErJehi6ited
AT Upper Sandusky, Tuesday, Aug. 4th.
Bucyrus, Wednesday, August 5th.
Findlay, Monday, August Sd.
EVERYBODY ADMITTED FRED T!
If the Forty Horse Team is not driven by
One MAN, or if the great Creole Gym
mast, MAD'LLE AGNES, does not trun-
die wheelbarrow up wire to the top
of the center pole, except when the wealth
er renders the feat revolving to humanity,
or, if in personel and material. people,
and horses, and equipages, this triple es-
tablishment is not the most perfect and
extensive that has ever appeared in the
United States.
!" Tile Only Company that Performs E0e
rything on tie Bills I"
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The body Of Prof. Mitchell, State Ge-
ologist Of North Carolina, who recently
went spn tour Of examination to the
Black Mountains in That State, and was
killed, hasbecn found. He had slippe
from a preeipice and fallen forty feet. He
died a martyr to science and scientific
knowledge.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

4 LUM, Borax, Magnesia, Salts, Sulphur,
"a Madder, Coperas. Indigo, Saltpeterr,
Chalk, Snufland Segars, al HLNDtKsoN s.
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The Ohio State Journal,

rs ISSUED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY,
AND CONTAINS
Interesting Sketches, Tales, Poetry and Mis-
cellaneous articles, together with Political
items of value to the people; full accounts
of Markets, and the latest news by Tele-
graph.
We will endeavor to make the JOURNAL a
welcome visitor in the family circle, as well as
useful and interesting to the farmer, mechanic,
and laboring man.
TERMS:
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RI w eekly w
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). Clubs of ten or more. so >.
Address SCHOULER & CO,
Columbus Ohio.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
Salmon P. Chase,
OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
HON. ASHER COOK,
or WOOD COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
HON. ELISHA WHITTLESY,

~ OF MAnoNlNG COUNTY.
(Subicct to the decision of the Republican
State convcntion.)
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DR.. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE.
The United States G,inneii Expedition

u n. NAME - F1fSD i IN AhfkA I1f T..
The United States G,inneii Expedition
in Search of Sir John Franklin,
During the year 1856 81
A Personal Narrative, by Elisha Kent
Kane, NJ. D., U. S. N. One volume
Svo., upwards of $50 pages, containing
200 Steel Plates and Wood Epgrav
ings, including fine steel Portrait of
Sir John Franklin, being the only one
ever engraved in America. Also a b.
oGRAPHY OF FRANKLIN, by S. AUSTIN
ALLIBoNE. Esq. $500.
This work is totally distinct from the
second Arctic expedition. and embraces
much valuable and interesting matter
never before published. It should be
owned by all who purchased the last Ex-
pedition, as it makes DIR. Kane's works
complete.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

Why?
l. Because it is the only Republican news
paper printed at the seat of government of the
State.
g Because it is an old established paper.
B. Because it is not a FLASH newspaper, but
a paper which contains matters of interest to
every citizen of Ohio.
4. Because it is an interesting family news
paper, and is a welcome visitor in the home
circle.
S. Because it contains the latest news, both
foreign and domestic.
6. Because it contains full full accounts of
State affairs, Markets, general politics, tales,
sketches, poetry, anecdotes, &c.
Read the fnllnwinn
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THREE CJRCUSES
Combining in one Monster
Concern their
North American Circus!
So popular in New England,
their
Floating Palace Circus,
Well known upon the Missis-
sippi and Ohio, and their
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS !
Which excited SO great a SEN
sation in the Middle States
last Summer. with
Three Sets Of Performers,
Three sets Of Cfowns,
Three SETS Of Ring Horses,
ALL UNDER ONE TENT
In friendly strife in presence
OF the audience, will exhibit
as above for
ONLY ONE PRICE ADMIS-
SION,
(Box so Cents, juveniles under
ten 25 Cents. Pi. 25 cents, !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

OTTO KYLE'S BUGLE
BAND!
Drawn in Triumphal Process
sion through the principal
streets every morning, in the
Grand ApolIonicon Chariot,
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40 HORSES

DRIVEN BY ONE MAN
OF which all other big teams
are but serviIe limitations, in
the number of the horses or
the skill of the reinsman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

A CORPS OF STAR RIDERS
Led by the Eguestrienne
Wonder, FRANK BARRY, who
achieves feats on a bare back
horse, that most ambitious
Equestriennes rarely attempt
even on pad.
THREE BRAG CLOWNS!
Marshaled by that accom-
plished Wit, Bill Lake. COM
pared with whom, the J oe Mil
lerisms of other Clowns appear
stale, fiat and Improbable"
EIGHT CRACK GYMNASTS
With the Acrobatic Paragon,
HENRY MAGlLToN, at their head,
who has no equal in Christen-
dom.
4 Troupe Of Lady Artistes !
Distinguished in Horsemal-
ship, Equillbria and Panto-
mime.
A SMALL ARMY OF AUX
ILIARIES!
Adopts in every part of the
Circus, who would be stars of
the first magnitude in any 9TH
er armament.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

The terrific gratuitous out
side exhit ition OF the daring
Creole Gymnast, (the original,
OF whom all others are feeble
copyists) Md'lle Agnes, at noon
every day, when the winds aud
storms are not excessive, trund
ling a wheelbarrow
UP A HALF INCH WIRE,
200 FEET LONGi
Extended outside the tent at
a dizzy height, from the ground
to the top of the center pole.
More and better Native and
Foreign Performers than has
ever been seen by mortal, in
any age or country, in any
Three Separate Circuses.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30

The Trained Trick, Dancing and War Horses,
BUcEPHALus, MAY DROP. WILD FIRE,
PEGASUS, BEPPo, TARTAR,
Altogeth the most formidable consolida-
ito of Equestrians, Equestriennes, Grotesques
Clowns, Gymnasts. Voltigeurs, Equilibrists,
Pantomimists, Acrobats and highly trained
Horses of which there is aay record in the his
tory of the Circus.
VI These three companies will not be sepa-
rated at any time this season, uuder any pre-
text whatever
j. E. WARNER, Agent N. A. Circus
L. GRAHAM, Agent Floating Palace Circus
o. F. BEMER, Agent Railroad Circus.
u REMEMBER THE DATE!1
UPPER SANDUSKY, August 4th.
FINDLAY, August Sd.
BUBYRUs, August 5th
MARION, August 9th
Mr.. GILEAD, August 7th.
July 30th, 1857.
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AUkA KEENEs NEW THEATRE,
IL ga BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON STREET.
Doors ., ga o'clock; the performance viii commence
with the Overture at o'cloak.
TRIUMPHANT RESULTS.
CROWDED HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL EFFECTS.
THIRD APPEARANCE Of MISS LAURA KEENB
SINCE HER ACCIDENT.
On MONDAY, JAN. Il 1857,
FIRST NIGHT
Of drama from Charles Reade's Clouds and Sun
RACHAEL, THE REAPER;
CLOUDS AND SUNsHINE.
SCENERY AND MUSIC.
Supported by Messrs Burnett c. Wheatlegh, Lngham, j.
A Smith, 4 Johnston Hayes, Alleyne Mrs II. 7. Ora
tan, Mics Ada Chiffon and Mss Laura keene.
1bs play is realization Of the rural pictures described by
the author of Clouds and Sunshine work Il at has been
received by the literary word with the highest eDcomnms
MUSICAL SELECTIONS AND LA TRAVAIL WALTZ
ORCHESTRA
To conclude for the seventh time with extravaganza
surlssque called
YOUNG BACCHUS;
Or, SPIRITS AND WArER.
New scenery,
Appointments. &C., &c.
Young Bscchus with Mis- Gould
supported by the whole and Corps do
Ballet
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SHIPPING.

L'oR CHARJEsroS AND FI,osIDA-UNIrEDs 81 ArEs
T Nail line.-The splendid steamship MARION Wm p.
Foster commander viii leave pier No. North river, a
o'clock y. NJ. precisely on saturday, January "a For
freeh spply board where all bills OF ladng will be
ed and orpssssge al the Office OF SPOFFORD TLEsrON
co, 70 Broadway The magnificent s.eaInahtp NASH
VILE, Ihos p Evan, commander viii succeed ard leave
on Saturday, January "a The favorte Carolina
makes regular trips 70 the various landings the 81 Johns
Florida touching Fern andna and connecting with
the steamers from New York add leaving Charleston
Tuesday Through tickets 70 Jacksonville ssi 10 Piiska
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THE TURF.

U'HE fURF.-rHF FRIRNps or CHARLES BROOKS
will meet Al Ms hotel Of Third avsnae llsth
street On "wednesday evening fr prpoe OF
dsposug OF TIE fat 'rong Tom Wa~ns~ rs conssl
from Tuesday the 90 rsaut Genj.srtn rIe-ss.st Ell
pl.ase We present BY o'c.cck
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az 8. MELLoR. AUorIoNEER.-B VS.: nELLoR,

w q MFILoR AUOTIoNEER-BY w. s. NELLOR
w. CO-Elegant rosewood aud mahogany furniture
anoores odeOns pier glasses velvet and tapestry
srusse- carpetng Tuesday next January IL at ls A.
The salesrooms Nos l3 and ID pArk row, oppcste the
Aster House The sale comprises rosewood Suits SOFAS
chairs hedseads bureaus Wristbands, French plate mir
rors bookcases rosewood, mahogany and oak extension
tables o paintings marble top centrv tables finely carved
and finished elegant wood etegeres Tor corners AMI
doe ,evsrs very hne enamesd suits plain and wrh
bl tops An OF nue French hasdy from the United
warehouses; will be sold at the commencement Of the
ss. in cnnuecton with invoice consisting of twenty three
ea-pets tapestry ingram and three ply, All made mp per
fctv new ard positively cold alsj lot OF rugs mats
The Of the trade Is directed 70 The above
sale.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN HAVING A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
n elegantly furnished takes tbs method OF making hs
acquansnce Of Dung and pretty lady. an orphan pre-
ferrto with view The gentleman has plenty
o. means consequently will not make difference how
poor the lady be address Sincerity Broadway T. o.
MILE PAULINE L'EsrRANaE WILL. UPoN THE
'l eteiptof 70 cents send any
son tu deinea Of their from specimen
handwriting tell truly their life. their future
give portrait Of future
lawsuits &c Address with return postage Pauline rs
TRANCE Pos, office. New YORK
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ANTHOLOGY.

AsIsSOLONsN.
A N AsTAOLOGISr THAT BHAre THs WORLD
~ And 8,or reward Is offered o anv person VINO
her IN giving past
future particularly marriages deaths heath wealth loss
pursuits, absent 'rends, &c ~ B.-Maism CLIFTON
humbus nor doe she Wish unvary. Cali
and s.sfy yourselves Residence Orchard street. be-
tween Houston and stanton.
s,LAIRvoYA NCE--NRs. SEYMOUR 10 sPRINl
~ few doors west OF Broadway the success
fn medical and business ciairvoyapt in America
discovered and cured cuabie pnerring
absent friends &C, and satisfaction
charge made
tULiENHE ORR WILL UPON THE RECEIPT or Is
cents send any person rue picture Of their past and
present e also by which they perfectly secure
The object 81 their matter what and have All
their desires fully rrRuded Please state fully what vour
wish H. and address with return postage Jusnne Orr New
York foet Office.
MADENorsRLLE R1GCLETrE WILL, UPON THr
IN receipt OF Is cents tie equivalent In stamps send to
widower young married secret by which their
II spiness will be enhanced fold tell their future
Die also the Address with return postage, Nadle
soete, station G. Eighth avenue, N. Y.
low n YOUR CHANCE TO MAXI roRrUvR-
i I Madame CLIFTON beis person m The Waited
ee Who can give iochy numhS ., only any ecua Resi-
'ce Bs Orchard street, between Gov s>sa and stssta
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DussRLL " wEsTCOrT, AUCr1ONEER, Will. SILL
IL on Monday. January IL at 10h O'Clock. 81 lo2 West
Twenty st-eet The entire rosewood oak and mahogany
class furniture and oher elegant arr sngemens OF the
assye dwelling. This sale will be found worthy
the whole IL to be sold
abeaue the highest bidder. descriptive catAognes OF
which will be positive, without regard to weather
kcb and fixtures throughout the house
perh rosev panofoTte octave, made by Nuns
,her used but months esbo carved rosewood
ior suits brccaie and velvet reception and Turksh
~halra in elegant rosewood marble
sp .tereres splendid and mante mirrors
and pier tables brocade and lace cursins
uppoid cioet year, elegant mantsl aud
sn mcqust carpets and rugs valuable collection Of oil
paint embracing historic Jec rural and arcb'tec
inraI vlevp foreign and home scenery, NC.
Rosewood beeseads with dressing bureaus mar
he top wast commodes, match; oval
MIRO superb hair mattresses beds, &C two elegant
secretary bookcvses EXTENSION dining and break
Sas tables silver china cut glass and ivory
su sry cooking utensils &c with large variety Of chenber
furninre Of description, In Is rooms
heater oilrlOths, &c.
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T'RAVELLEWs' GUTDE.


ITuDsor RIVER RAILRoAD--FaoM DEo ~ 1854
ue aims will fham street station follows
ETpress ltr.fn 6N A. and AS =. N. man. Ills A n;
ererani IS Z. NJ; for Poughksspse - A: n and 1zG
snds 20 e. N; TO- sing Sing 4 N and r H. hr Peeks
XIII bSP. NJ 1he Poughseeps,e Sing Sag and reekskin
trains s,op al stations. Passengers taken n
bera Camel Christopher ana Th frs sir'rs Trains fs
New yort.s Troy Al 40 and 10 - A. M aud as y. NJ
East Albany al 6.i5 and l0t6 a. M aud Of. n
A v. BMfr II, Superintendent
NTtw YORK AND HARLEM RArIkOAO.
IN Change Of time.
commencing wenesdss Jan. 1856 Three daily trains 10
Albany sundays excepted
rare 81 80 from New York 10 Albany. Leave New Tors
follows from hite and 1enre
A. NJ. express train for Albany, connecting With the
Central hsiroad and Northern trains o..
e10 A. NJ. natl train, running direct- IN u without
charge Of cars and connecting stChsrs '' le~s with
che Western rans FOR Pittshsld, ~ fdd ethc~
stations M
aP ~, cypress, running direc'3csDF = ~" ons change
Of cars and connecting with G. 49, e1.Z ~ the
West Returning leave Ai.5 40 ASD
atb 2. NJ mail pain f>If 70 n ~ a,dedy inn fpH
. i0,46 A. NJ, cypress Sa-t.YH % .
ffO Y. W., express. . ues,y,g "a Senat0r and n
Tctets 70 he ob,ai iIs,' w ks.,...-- IN ~
the Western Raj ~ HNNbsiHuNe hhiis Ia
Prosme, or Two Y ~ With the Senator
Teri o. F'~""''
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LITENATUNE.

IACBIS AND BAEZ Or A KEY TO TUE DOOR OF
81 preemasonry Price q 80 Also. Ayns Rtu. OF Free
S. Cupper Builders Guide IS; aud Plao
III, Soul 81 renting the books will be sent by mail 10
suy par, Of the country Address william Gowans LIS fu
street
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY H. 1857.
9KHIRPIHU.

NBw FORK ARD LLvERYeOI. UNIrKD srArEs
IN naI s,esmshp ERICSSON. Cspt Lowcer, Shi depart
day January H. ~ O'Clock n. from her berth 81 the foot
u Canal The ATLANTIC viii sucoeed the Ericsson,
and January 81 The ssamer this line have improved
wafer ugh bullheads Por freight passage hsyAg &C
eommodsi0Ds uDequalled for elegance and comfort apply 10
INWARD COLLINS, b6 Wall street. -
Passep requested 70 be board al III o'clock A.
All leers must pass through tho Post Office any others VIII
be returned.
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positive SUPREME COURT GREAT SALE OF REAL
estate at auction, the 18th January BY =. MILLER
nasoneer- acres the High Bridge, in sx separate
psrcels lots this island This property Is on the
Kipes Bridge running Harlem unsurpassed
Ser Seaufui building locations hour by carriage 10
street. and Ave 70 the Hudson river De
pot land Is high and healthy improves IA fos
tive description Evening Post or call on me auc
t,oy eer for maps be opened through BY
MAY NO assessments For terms apply TO W. G. wETMORe,
q, Wall sueet
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


l,oR SALE AT NEW YORK TkTTERsALLs, CORNER
Of sixth and Thirty ninth street. oaleche
rage newly painted and put in The best OF order and several
ae Portland pony slesbs Can inquire ~ isa Futon
street, Of W. EoINfOf
r,op sAIE-AN hight YEAR OLD BAY HORSE. 1G
hands high warranted sound ana Kind and only sold
Ser want ~ usc Price SlS Can be AZ the ssbe ~
Thrtsenth street between Firth and sixth avenues.
I,gR sArE-uoRsr, CAN'T AND HARNESS, AND
rood siard work; horse ncund and IN good con
non win be sold for hundred asd hy dollars cash For
iurtber particulars apply 70 JANIS hhLlOII 81 eold ses
C,IEIgH FOR SALE CHEAP "A LIGHT FANCY ONE
- sleigh city made upholstered inside csn be seen
1872 West hrty eighth street near fgnih avenue IN
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