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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

TRANsroRrlHG NLssLLs OyERLAND.-A Mr.
West, Il civil Engineer Of Prescott, G. W,
has laid before the Chamber of Commerce, a
plan to connect Toronto with Georgian Bay
by Railroad on scale which will allow Of
the transportation Of vessels from Lake On
tario to Lake Huron over tho Railroad he
IS confident that the scheme Ia a feasible one
and the Chamber requested HIM to mature
his project. and rendered him a unanimous
vote .l lhphk, for his communication,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

The WISCONSIN, ELECTORAL NoTE.-A CORES
pendent of the y. Y. Tribune says that the
Wisconsin Presidential Electors, though hin
dcrcd by the storm from reaching the CAPT
tol OF the State till Wednesday, the day after
the one prescribed by law for giving their
vote, nevertheless went through all the for
malities of voting and appointed a messenger
to carry the vote to Washington. How those
votes will be treated in the formal count at
Washington remains to be seen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

CAsrAlTY.-Thc C'n>en says that on New
Years day the body of Stephen Roscoe, of
Panton. was found in his cutter, near Dead
gong home while tho unconscious body of
the unfortunate man was hanging out of his
cutter, his head scrapinS along on the snow
as the horse moved. The cause Of his death
was not learned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09
Decisions Of Tim Snnrn1nr InnrI

Abstracts of tho decisions of tho
Supreme Court at its recent session in this
County, are given below. Some Of
them will be found interesting to the public
generally, young gentlemen who play
" poker not excepted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09


lht lkANstrLANTic CAbLE. The following
description OF the transatlantic cable is from
tne New York l"ne' 1t IS throe-lourths
"l an men IN diameter. In the centre are
seven small copper wires, twisted upon them
selves ana the whole insulated by thick
covering OF guttn nercha. Eighteen strands
oil slender IRON wire, each strand composed Of
seven threads loosIy twisted upon themselves
contribute the outer covering. The weight
OF the whole is eighteen cwt. to the mile and
ITS strength such that 1t will bear in water
over SIX miles OF Its own length If suspended
vertically. It's specific gravity is such that
IL Is thought there can be no question about
ITS sinking readily to the bottom, being
mnVi heavier than the shells brought up hy
sounding Inc objection that the strands OF
wire forming the outer covering will suffer
cprroHon or decomposition, is met by the
statement based, 1t Is said, on satisfactory
experiments, that in corroling, the material
OF winch the outer covering consists will en-
ter INTO chemical union with the soft mud in
which the cable is embedded and will thus
form concrete mass of calcareous or Slice
Gus substance, ahordinG its very best posi-
Die protection. The gutta percha and central
copper wire are Thought 10 be indrStructahle
under water. The hexihiity Of the cable is
su'h a. 10 make 1t almost AS manageable as a
sra'I heh'p inc us HrIectloh was the result
81 months OF experiment ana trlal-hundrods
VI specimens having petn made comprising
IVY variety VI ''rh ana size ana structure
oen"r' TINS phrucular one was agreed upon.
'L"t wv Ne"Is ago was an men anu qHhr,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

TnE ANNUAL MEETING of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society will he held at Middle
bury, on the second Thursday of January, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. The directors obtained an
act of incorporation at the recent session of
the Legislature, under which If it is accepted
it is proposed to organize the society.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

ARRIVAL OF MoENoNs.-S Some 800 Mormons
arrived at New York on Thursday, from
Liverpool, under charge Of Elder John Vii
liams, who said they were mostly his own
converts, and came chiefly from Bristol,
Eng They were all in good health and
looked remarkably tidy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

STEAM TO CAYADA.-The London Shipping
and Mercantile Gazette contains an adycr
tisement that the Liverpool and Montreal
Steamship Company intend to dispatch a first
class steamship twice in each month during
the season to Quebec and Montreal, to com
mence in April next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

\ CUNo,IrY.-A few weeks ago, Charles
Ncho ia, OF New Philadelphia. Ohio, was cut
ting into large log, when his axe struck
cannon lcadcn slug weighing three and
hall pounds, which WAS Imhelird in sol 4
wood about five or six inches from the surface.
The tree from which this was tai en-, grew in
river bottom about two miles from that town,
and near whore ten. Wayne and his arm ,
cncimpcd during the summer of l-9i, when
he marched to the northwest territory u a t
tack the Miami Indians The probability is,
that II was fired from one Of his caunons, and
lay embedded Tor more than halfa century
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

SnEEr ~ Ono. The Ohio Farmer est
mates the profit on sheep in that State the
last year at Sc 600 900, and the whole CAPT
tai invested at 500 900 ,O09 The number Of
sheep is, probably, five millions, and the
wool clip last year reached 10, 10000 pounds
one Fifth Of the entire wool clip of the sea
son.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

\ kNNsAs Outrage ~ Providence "A
monster, whose name we withhold Tor the
present from the Just Indignation Of our far
OF doors in klnsas with no more clothes on
than his wife and daughters wore when they
went to a party, one cold night last week, it
would have been an outrage, and the
journal would have had two leaders about it,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

BEAUTIES OF LAw.-Thc lrasburgh S,and4rd
chronicles the third trial in a case Of trespass
verdict $40 and costs. The case has been
in court more than three years, and the costs
will be not less than $1,000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

NEWSPAPER lMrRovEMENrs.--The Rutland
Herald. and the Vermont Watchman and
State journal, come out at the beginning of
the new year in new and handsome dress,
and otherwise improved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

FlRE.-On Christmas day house belong
ing to Mr. Hiram Kellam Of lrashurch was
destroyed by fire. 1t was not occupied at the
time. Cause Of the fire unknown Loss
about S600-insured for 800
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

In one Of tn" most elegant mansions in the
Firth avenue, the lady Of the house gave order
on New Years day to have every newspaper
carrier who called with his " New Years Al
dress, introduced into the dining room to
be " refreshed a well az pad his custom
airy New Year's'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

DEWEY is fast getting National reputation.
The Boston papers are quoting his dialogue
at Dewey's" for the intrinsic merit Of the
dOetrY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

lNsoLENcE or PosTNAsTERs Quite often
within year or two past the public have
been edited with the publication Of insolent
letters from some of Uncle Sans Deputy
Postmasters directed to newspaper publishers
often to the effect that such i'd abol.
ton sheets" might as well be kept away from
their Offices. few days ago the N. Y In
dependent transmitted to the Postmaster
general one of these beautiful missives, who
promptly caused to DO sent the following
courteous reply
7. o. DEPARTMENT, Appointment Office,
December l6, 1856.
FIR 1t is unnecessary to say that tho =. NJ
ncnern' wholly disapprovcs of the language Of tho
Postmaster of Attca, Indiana, used in his note
transmitted by you to the Department. The Post
master will be called on for explanation.
Respectfully, DO,
IIoRATIo King.
Jos. II LADD, Pub. Independent.
The Independent says
We notify all Postmas ters that every instance Of
in'olence on their part towards this Journal or its
subscribers, will be directly reported to the Dopart
mcnt at Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

Extensive BURGLARY. - Two HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD The Fur Store of y.
Allen 4 Co., of this place was broken into
last night, and costly furs to the amount of
from one thousand 10 fifteen hundred dollars
stolen therefrom. The robber effected an
easy entrance by breaking pane of glass in
one Of the doors, which was unprotected for
the time being by blinds, putting his hand
in and drawing the only bolt by which the
door was fastened. The iurs taken were for
the most part Ladies' fur capes Of mink and
stonemartcn. ranging in price from fifty to
one hundred and fifty dollars a piece, The
cheaper furs were undisturbcd. and the mode
of selection showed that the Iobbcr had some
acquaintance both with the arrangement of
the goods in the store and Of the compare
tive value Of different kinds Of furs re-
ward of hro hundIed d,Hars is offered for the
discovery Of the goods and detection of the
thief, and active measures are on foot to
secure the same ends, which We have strong
hopes will prove successful.
The burglary is heavy one, for place
like this and the occurrence shows the
necessity Of close attention to the effective
ness of the safeguards for the protection Of
our property
1nE WooproRIm PATENT The Scientific
American states that the Woodwork patent
expired on the Goth inst and We have no in.
formation 10y telegraph or otherwise that il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

THE NEGRO TEourLEs.-A despatch dated
Louisville, Ky. Dec 81, says: "De-patches
received here from reliableTarties in the South
west report the many statements ahoat in re
cara to the negro insurreotion, &C., TO We Tor
result Of an excited imagination."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

The MESSENGER states tho amount of
dressed poultry sent from the st, Adams
taton during the past year at 76.735 lbs.
Besides this, there has been a large amount
OF live poultry shipped
Brattlcboro is equally great on potatoes
The Phoenix says about 20 900 bushels have
been sent to the city markets from the rail
road station in that village during the past
two months, at an average price of at least
fifty ccnts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

suppose man to start from Burlington, Monday
7oon, 60 west and keep pace with the Jun, meet
man every mile, and ask him tho time Of day.
where would he meet the man that would toll him
that it was Tucsiay noon
L. T. SHELBuRN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

lib BUSINESS or THE COuNTRY..-Ihe n. Y
Courier and Enquirer draws the following
conclusions from an extended review of the
business of the past year
The commercial relations Of the country give
cause for congratulation. The important tspcs Of
the West find ready market at remuncrativc
prices. The West is teeming with railroads. every
mile Of which adds to the resources, and wealth Of
tho ate. The ma manufacturing interests Of the East
are prosperous, and liberal exchange of products
between tho East and the West. the North and the
South. contributes to the prosperity Of the whole.
We anticipate for the year 1857, more success
full year than that Of 1856. The disturbance Of
money affairs abroad during the past year, ha.
compelled our people to rely upon domestic
resources for capital. 1t is not probable that
American securities will be sought for in Europe to
the extent known in former years. 1t il fortunate
that the change has occurred The past facility for
borrowing money has led to unreasonable speculs-
ton. More Railroad. have been commenced tina
could be sustained. check upon them ha. now
occurred, and capitalists will for the future embark
only in those enterprises that are obviously called
for.
Less speculation will prevail at the Stock Board.
The withdrawal Of two of tho leading members
from the board will to restrain operations to
more legitimate channels.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

TuF Charleston N.rrUrg enters uron a
crusade against the Magnetic Telegraph, AS
"Iplurlpus TO the interests of the South. 81
Anything that diiluscS information is looked
upon with suspicion in that quarter. Post
ONCE searches aud seizures, Newspaper ex-
clusion, and now an anti-Tclcgraph tilt
What next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

Some important movements have lately
taken place in Canada, having in view the
suppression of the monopoly enjoyed for near
ly two hundred years by the Hudson Bay
Company. Tho original charter of this
company was granted by Charles II. in the
year 1910, for the collecting of and trading
in fnrs, and gave them full possession of all
the territories upon the countries, coasts.
and confines of the sens, bays, lakes, rivers.
creeks and sounds, within the entrance of
Hudson Bay" In 1870, this charter was
renewed for seven years, and again in 1877
Its last renewal was in 1893 for twenty-one
years,and the charter consequently expires in
1859. The company have claimed iurlsdc
ton over all that portion of British North
America not included in Canada, extending
from the 49th parallel of latitude to the
Arctic Sea, and from the Labrador coast to
the Pacific, embracing an area estimated at
four millions Of square miles. This vast area
has ever been kept so completely under the
government Of the Hudson Bay Company.
which has permitted no settlers, traders or
hunters to enter it, or be domiciled there
unless in their employ, that the rest of the
world have been kept in ignorance of its ma
tural resources and of the advantages which
would result to Canada, as well as to Great
Britain, from throwing il open TO settlers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09
BURLINGTON /:

FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY Q. 1857.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

Suicide. We learn from the Citizen that
MIR. Joseph Tobias Of Vcrgennes shot himself
early on the morning of Dec. 3lst. lie had
been thought somewhat deranged, and was
troubled with imaginary financial embarrass-
ment. His wife heard him 60 to a closet in
which gun, supposed to be unloadcd, was
Kept. and Immediately afterwards heard the
report. lie is supposed to have discharged
the gun with his toe, tho entire charge enter
ed the right side of his neck, causing instant
death
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09
Report Of the Prudential Committee Of
Firo District No. I, made TO the Dis
trict, January 3, 1857,

Report Of the Prudential Committee oi
Firo District No. I, made TO the Dis
trict, January 5, 1857.
The Prudential Committee OF Fire District
No. !, submit herewith a record of their
receipts OF money from the Collector OF the
District, and of their expenditure Of tho same.
They also submit a few remarks explanatory
OF their doings.
Tho amount Of the tax which was laid
upon the inhabitants of the district in special
meeting held according to law on March
Goth, 1858, was five hundred dollars $500 co
But the amount of the tax bill, as
made out, was but 400 C2
Sundry small attachments had to
be made amounting to SO So
The Collector fees for collect
ing were 81 % 90 Sc
Leaving as collcctabc, the sum of AL O6
There has paid over by the Collcc-
tor to the Prudential Committee
and on their orders, as their ac
count will show, AL O6
There has been expended on orders
OF the Prudential Committee.
as their account will show, SI11 %
Leaving IN their hands to be paid
over 10 the new committee oG -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21
SALAB AT AUCTION.

I BoGARr, .AUCTIokEsR-BY BoaART by
virtue Of ohate ortsags win sell 10 dav In front Of
Ct re No 262 Thi III. OF furnishing and
fancy ut re, In lots To suit pu,f hssers.
WILLIAM TH0MPa N, Attorney for Nor gagoe.
NuMsM II. KsOx, AUCtlOErgR, sALEsROUM 70
" Nassau street -Mortg ge sale Of elegant household
furniture, carpets, oclths mrrors plated eweiry
DC, Ac.-WILLIAM ii. KNOX viii 50 this dsy. Fr day
Angus a. At o'clock at 70 Nassau street, largs and
general assortment Of and cnnd hand rntuve
moved convenience OF sale cpmrrFng part of m Vi
gany and rb top dressing bureaus do wash
ire side and card Ia les fancy tables mahogany VoAre
chairs mahogany sofa lounges and lou
black walnut and oak and dining tables
and common bedsteads hair mAresnes and pal
ssse mehgspy .prirg seat chairs do IA short every
thing for hou Also large assortm su
O. silver p!ssed combating Of plated forks spoon &c
&c also fine lot OF ewsry DO ali Of -h Oh VIII % sofa
be removed immediately sitter the sale or cary saturday
morning. CaalogueJ at o'clock Bv order or
WOODS, Attorney for hortsaseo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21
4 sslsNKTs SALE OF RgangMADE CLOTHING AND

On ncsy, Apg9aS - ics, a. ioS O'clock
Iob frook seck and bsinass c'at cssSi uere
cjotb sn, M.rsees pan k -so AID vseucs vesA Of
-ns ,sts clUh cSssimer,s su doeskina
sipscss crap 'es ,a large variety OF other piece Foods
r< = sbir-. hsadk rehif. crsvss collar Ac For
Iurther n.rt,cnar. 10 rs fourier and Enquirer
By nrdef Of NY kuCH. se-rk 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

w N!u.Rs NUc1lOt EEK-wIL sELt rHts
W oa1, A. o'crsk e. III enero,, AZ ssf r.n,s.c.t All
me bon ehold fdrnure A. fviy iesylng tn
VyshE an be- chsrs; ceire ada sui diniuf
srSw r,nh tren .e, pier and mautei 0irr oIpNn
ricb. s,.i, sf,s Nev-i and onpr carpets hal oil
sIsr 100 marble or A. giEe add ha- bureaus ana
sno Toilet ses w.rdrnbes pi.no srs mes az = ), go
- nsr 20 oner tresres beds ard beSdn > do
,s ano $500 utensils god chance Coz fsre,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

UOfIOk sab OF 3BkT.sL aOUsEHJLD FURHI-
~ ture paror su,s pian,forle. chsads
&C. Frtay thisi dav) ir1l oc OK being the
house IA Nv nty sixth street. Eighth
In foows-Roee- o. pa-ior puts rosewood csn're
pior, card ia taller With ope; rosewood
pianors all the ga chand-ns velvet Brus sels
three pl and veve, s,ar csvpsta hail oil
suits lace dApssk Curtains ell clocss French Aad
bedstsA6s, hair paihasses marble
dress and ain hurepus marble top wAshstsnds toilet
sofa china dnner and tea ses. -rckarv cut r. PLAYED and
giAa refrE stoves. kitchen u'eHsis 6c The
wAoe 70 be peremptory sod and worthy ths attention OF
housskeepesS aud hers Deposits required Catalorues
house y sEfX Al, Aurtioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

UtTIOk sAlE THIS DAY-wE aOILD GALL PAR
sSq sspn 70 me I've s q a,S,ehc f Ss
Sevsp1 AMI Iigsh spl-do pier xlAsses nne
piAnosse splendid psrloy VOID with
whole Of the snry house. Of superior furui'ure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

IA tNlfH. syUffo> EEg.-- .U,fifON sALs OF
q. sotsehod furniture Oh OAlat ngs kr Fil s.u this
tAy. August ~. y me r-den7e 40 ZIG IVES, Fiheealh
rrr~> ,e-cc1 snih Ano stventn avenues Al 10.
900 ss snart usyn'eees, furni,ore = sSe ,eove
sous wech We could call tne special atsrtioT
y src.ss.s Ihs sale sih be p-~mptor descriptive
fsl1rr~ ~ gnch car be % anea he hDuae mJnlng
wl rrlrn 70 seven octave piAnoovte, pearl
ksys srS s>ss inst-uren with ttooi We, vel e
seH San iAnsss and lace and r-gsni uer
sal vsxss ssrTore, three full parJr furni
ur r,rsir -srved aud in hrp~ane attn
cover ~ asee on e were mate ortsr an are y hs
ssor oxU Description Tire cegsn " carved ROOD
Ss4s. sts psa doors l.dv', french sscrrssI marbis
n1s1 cfbtnei chefou rosewood and huos
fStra a.srbic top tables. elegant rurssh r.un
shsiFn ssru; ros uod resepHnu shaw cavsrei in
satn rpe~vyj sour elegant chan errr
ssh Drr1f-p chips With --sufn csr.ip " paru
-r-anhe2s Nsa ncnnbet II al PAL dnxn In rseh
rk@.s In'ns room p-srr I'D shsmbsr furniture Nves
frs~wu~ bed fr>fr --rhie tnr I'D
rm sodes ~ match; smour., Win ulrrn fror li.,.
slaarfA fah r-t rosswvod furnfti~ re ir ha'rcLph
va wtruS, Velvs ~iton sfra
rrvra si~1srt extenner finiur all
fasrf airs marble tor 1vvs,a AMI rnhv ara
st- ress elegs dancr AZ, peari and s,i 70, -rs
irzr tbrsrr hookcss- taie sofsa s.ehh,ne< hach
sssh, r-e yo,ao efsus snglsh 7iiclo. velvet an
vaghle bail stand had ohsDd Ter range
a0vss - To- splendid scr glasses, gh giil q an A. ON
rHartle. Care. csrtrrr vi" sii~1d ca n parh IA
sstr " sesfsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21
CrTafFrr sALs VAN BILE srnNE on pRy Az

SyrEHfrrr sAIE VAIN BILE arnHE on nav AZ
~ public sale viii pos. ivrlv be sold At sub ic vpnsus
br EDw h II PtGReON sheriff ~ he ctiuy wss.t al
der decree Court OF bauce-y NBw tsrs At N.
CoDri NO fewsrf y iu"Ahay, H. asa v an. ust
att o'cloekp vau tble tho o~cn "a
O. ~ ssssBeer hip situate ~ No-h 40 vile 80 ut
ten nile from ne " q Re~ Nofk ts Psss.ic 'er.
contain ps o. than of very hest isnf Ne
improve sa o. hulftrgs, ck, &c ~
geher wi n essnti les hiri -. IN rnaus,
and nridred IN finest les In 1e .nrli the
rrssri.l bei' of super hsvue 1gch In
brown stone bulldog both pun I'd rivs- IN city "
New York We refer ~ en- sHermA 10, btki1g
honer NJ lis ard str Ia ht log ths
nnest br fronts T. toe iy bel built " sone On
b quarry Len, tn nsur bsnk rnai 81 est wv
@t g. ~ The ad yArtsses % get ne
9ui nnd y market o.os ecultuy grnai hSg lou ded ~
NE fsssic river with l~rfs nt en'ert t1d
tenil'e dorts sd sufficient Hepfh 0f xet for vsnee o.
stone BY vessels y feS yorr sd esh shs'ag also a
Punc rord runhne dretiy thrdug Ne misses the aen
81 hr'ders re cutters rd deaef oNlcf 20 the
saWN quary, whs ~ positively Frd b. the Nshest
n.aer TN " a1trrnru ~ "a ~ win tuvs tctpi
W rr shl pay good dividend 0Ol fsIurns only
nrn ensh eorkiug csptei Pert cuisrs ste IL be male
-. Nv. ~ ~ eas Term th A5ov sta post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

yrs hLEPR ,rED GIrsY FORTUNE rKf.I,ER WI
ss'ossh ron ~ her most skisul power run ssiiafscor
given The sirsy without reception the only person hs
can give lucky uumsers Ne n Worth srvs, between
npsdvav end pburch- secood ecU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

4 UCTION M IOp.-wN. W. DE AUCTION .ER-By
"A BUsH WILL t.-Tnis cay 1T l0x O'Clock a " North
william street sale OF furniture, bu couch beds cad
counters decks psinnss Sc a. III cocA c CONT uaton
balance stock of matchmaker and eweller marine
Solc and silver Eu Id chains, rings, pas
lccke athes hand sthes also invoice of hair and
clothes brushes fancy articles &c & also 81 iayoce OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21

A UCTloN NoTI E-J Bo9A4T, AUcTIO sEER 9Y
"A &. 1ART-,r Saturday, August u AT ny clock,
sale az large assortment of "oa.ehod furat.re
combating In OF nshog sofas bureaus cots suits
tage ard other bees eps spring mattresses oil paintings
cravings ocl ah foss CHI ndslers
crockery anc G. ASS looking .lAssss &c
II IL. sTUe Johns, IN A tornav for Nortyo