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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24
A Snake Story.

A correspondent of the Abingdon Dem
ocrat, writing from Walnut Hill, Lee Co,
Virginia, who is, as the Democrat assur-
es its readers. ''a gentleman in whom inn
plicitit confidence may be placed" gives
the following account of the killing of a
monster reptile in that county. He says:
About three weeks ago FIVE men went
to gather whortleberries in the mountain
GUS parts of Harlan county Kentucky,
and in their travels came to small branch
at the foot of steep ridge, where they
discovered smooth beaton path, or rath-
er slide, that led from the branch up the
ridge. Curiosity tempted them to know
its meaning. and they followed the trail
to the top of the ridge, where, to their
astonishment, they found abou! an acre
of ground perfectly smooth and destitute
of vegetation, near the centre of which
they discovered small sink or cave
large enough to admit a barrel. They
concluded to drop in few stones, and
presently their ears Were saluted with a
rumbling sound, accompanied with a rat
ting noise; and an enormous serpent
made his appearance, blowing and spread
ins his head, and his forked tongue pro
truded. The men were struck with won
der and alright, and suddenly the at
mosphere was filled with smell so
nauseating that three out of the five
Were taken very sick; the other two dis
covering the condition of their compan-
ions, dragged them away from that abode
of death, About ten feet of the snake
had. to their judgment. made its appear
ance, when they hurried home and rela-
ted what they had seen to their neigh
bcrs.
"The next day were mounted some ten
of the hardy mountaineers, armed with
rifles, determined to destroy the monster.
On approaching within one hundred yards
of the dwelling of his snakeship, their
horses suddenly became restive, and
neither kindness nor force could make
them go any nearer. The men dismoun-
ted, and hitching their horses, proceeded
On foot, with rifles cooked, to the foot of
the cave. They hurled in three or four
large stones, and fell back some fifteen
steps, when the same noise was heard as
before, and out came the dreaded reptile,
ready as his looks indicated to crush the
ntruders About the same 9Th of the
snake had appeared from the hole, when
eight or ten bullets, went through his
head, and as the monster died, he kept
crawling out until twenty feet of that
huge boa lay motionless on the ground.
It was rattlesnake, with twenty-eight
rattles-the first was four inches in diam
eter. the rest decreasing in size to the
asst. With difficulty the men dragged
him home. and his skin can now be seen
BY the curious, in Harlan county"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24

PAYNE's CHIEF SHAM.-The Cleveland
Leader says that Payne declared ''to take
the negro from Africa and enslave him
in the South, was an act Of humanity, mas
much as he was thereby 5rowght into the
influence of Christianity and Civilization!"
This is the great sham of all such men.
It follows, of course, that the more ne
groes we bring from Africa, and make
slaves of, the better! The Southern Con-
vention passed resolution in favor of the
Slave Trade and Payne is supporting it
in Ohio. That is right. Let the Sham
Democracy take their seats in the car where
they belong.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE is hereby given, that t, q firm
IN heretofore existing under the n nc and
style of Corey & Chamberlain has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. II. Corey
retains possession of tue books. and accounts
of the firm and is alone authorized, to settle
and receipt for the same. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said firm will please
come forward, settle and save costs.
H. COREY.
R. CHAMBERLAIN.
July 18th 1857
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
nN the I'd day of October A. D. 1857, at
~ o'clock in the afternoon IN the premises
in Richland Township, l shall sell to the
highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property of Samuel McCune, deceased, to wit:
The north west quarter of the south west quar-.
ter of section twenty.six (26) in township two
(2) south of range twelve (l2) in Wyandot
county, OHIO, containing 40 acres. Appraised
at S400. Terms of lie, one third in had,
and the balance in one and two years with
interest, and secured by mortgage on the pre-.
mises. JAMES M'CUNE, Admir-,
of Samuel M 'Cune, deceased
Sept. 9th 1857. 52tt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24

justices of the Peace and Mayors are author
lied TO purchase this work out of the F ines
that they Collect
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-24

TO THE "FoREsT BARD" OF BowsHERvrLLs
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r,pyps AucTIoNEFR. -ePLENDID HOUSE

TIENRy 7. LEEDS. AUCT1ONEEn.-sPLEND1DH HOUSE
III ho elegant rosewood pianeorte pearl keyed
ard cos s three months ago. heavy carved legs and full
round corped elegant suits o. solid rosewood perbr urn
tye severed In cviusou trocArl; splendid
ire tables with a'uarv made By fiuch'nrs cost $50
" TE<TS will se this day. April ~ NJ les o'cb~h At
No "a West Twenty. street. consisting q unusual
so,trent OF parr dining and chamber furniture rc
etegcres, do corner side and fancy tables spend
naipnrs gothic rosewood bedseads BUREAUS 70
rashssepd. 40 mahogany spring and hair mattresses
cabnes~ bedspreeds pws Az splendid Vases Parian ADD
hsoue hcurce couches Turkish
chairs and rockers, marble top bat stand hall chairs ab
, oak bceut rosewood extension table, IL fee do. black
aInut china do dinner sets silver spoons orks
cake basket liquor stand cut glass and stone china
e rieted stair rods mahogany French bedeads bufc s
Win marble ops do washsands, mahosany bookcases AMI
.cetsrv walnut and beseads feather be
s ud utlows suits Of rosewood bedroom urnture pu-
"us washsands bedesds and chairs toilet t,g hcr
Win The Kitchen furniture Sale without reserve,
shine.
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IIESRY n. LEEDS, AucTIoSEER.- HENRy n LEEDS

TIENRY n. LFEnN, NUtIIOFEFH. -HENFr " LEkDS
III 60. will sen nj auction ~ Friday April ~ ~ lot
orLs nj the private Residence, 80 Finh elegant
household furniture consisting q psor tapestry vey car
curzss and cornces two richly carved ro-e
wod suse roh and blue and gold aud green brocaiei,
or~r; covered rosewood e,seres DO encognsars
side and pier tables rOsewod
secrears; fr.och bronze and ormolu ccks and cendss
hrass parian Bohemian glass &C. Dining
Magnificent buffet with game In relcf 90 eren
table: chairs In repa, velvet tapestry
ssrpss brcrze ck and csndeIabrs. Bedroomscsrved
rosw beds,css marble top buresss wsshsands @er.
rosewood eteRcrcs chairs in hair cloth oak bed
seads bureaus tables and chairs &c velvet tapestry s,r
csspes silver rods olcloih be- Also, elegant
carved rosewood ss,ensn dining table, mahogany suite in
hair clo,h aud &c general ASSORTMENT o.
Lrclrp furniture with which ba sals viii commence The
above all made order and has peeu In use
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III co. win sen BY sucsn, 90 Friday April - at los
sctck AT The sale<roorrs, y Nassau srce-Sae Of ,VD
ha,y p.rpetai and ro-es comprising standard, half
of the newest and most celebrated
lns AI-, ornamental shrubs and plants of the choicest
esop,ions selected BY garden florist NJ Washington, ID. G.
All plants are warranted xve 10 description
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VvENRy HUME AuCTfoNEER, WILL. SELL, rHIs
Ill aay April a. a, loi, a. NJ. in house No. Atwney
General assortment OF household furniture consisting
f C,,n,rre carYe'a oiciohs soves glass aud AIRY
4, .t,t beds, nsl-sesscs, &C. &c.
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An DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN IHa
N sslia and seserahe msnnes; eyery vNresy q -,
whole se>a, new and inprovcd
pse. sy Drs NAPOLEON PRKTBRRE and a WlISoSR
No AZ Broadway, Of Howard street NO sxoros>%
pric>s.
TErTlsvrv--pR a al puRKIN, CANAL srRfrr.
~ vsrct, oh No lTS nev ~ lnvf,ss 49,, r,,s
he nsp Ard harmless ssasnbns ssent no hssSno pss'
vsnt:ns Al psia Pycss moisrsaA
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DYnENRY n. LEEDS co, ON sAruRnAf Arkih
IL =, ~ ciock In No y Nassau stree
!. aue ~ sy seats pcrsons city but. via exel'
akOn an. excellent order
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HENRY ~ LyyDs, AUcTIoNEER.-HENRY " LEEDS
III 60 viii ~cii at aucton on saturday April y ~ los
o'clc~k AT No N wcsfwelh street. Seventh avenue,
s.niccI household furniture CONSISTING q brussels and In
Grain carpets cloths stair rods mahogany sofa In hair
cloth; 90 chairs mahogany beieads, bureaus was'stans
crrrains mirrors, &c Also hair mattresses straw DO iea
holsters and pillows. Also, pt OF krchen
fnrnitura will which the sal. will Commence.
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ESTATE OF CAPT. BRADISH.-A J. BLEECKER 4
~ co will sell to-day, this fine property, situated at Har
lem, consisting OF 2s lots between Second and East
river lOeth and 18th aoring purchasers
ally good opportunity of making desirable investments This
the old len unsOd that of the
island and every lot offered will be sold without The
terms are unust liberal
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UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A g. BOGART.-Sa,nrtay April IS nj io1s O'Clock, At the
umpire Works Zoo, OF fa Tweaiy fourth street mortgage
cal. MACHINERY oil cans iron oil setting paTa
two large oil pump, with betting fixtures, &c;
shsng betting puleys three large oil mixing yats &C;
e6Dce de-& chair-, le,ter press, &c. -
JOllN NJ SDNtRf<DlKf. for Mortgage.
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OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ q Court street. brooklyn Saturday,
April o'clock A. NJ, of maghony secretary and book
case and mahogany parlor and chamber fur
nitue; eampied chamber Brussels and ingram
pets hair and husk Mattresses Kitchen furniture, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIZ Writers, AUCTIoNEER-wIiI. SELL ON sA
trday at 10 O'Clock, at 45 Canal street 1000 pieces OF
paper hangngs credit Of three months for endorsed
noes satisfactory to seller for all sums Of $50 and upwards
same DAY O'clock at 46 Canal street. the entire stock OF
furniture dealer. Monday household furniture &c, at 10
aight street. large sale OF elegant household furniture &C.
BY catalogue Same 42 Canal street. store fixtures
fancy goods &c Tuesday at 10 o'clock at ~ Henry street
all the geneei furniture In the above house "Wednesday at
O'Clock at l Canal street large quantity of psror. cham
Der, dining room and kitchen furniture, &c.
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TOHN l.. vANDEwATER. AUCTIoNEER. WILL. SELL
- ON Friday April "a at 10y o'clock At NO ~ Clinton Place
consists of rich rosewood s,s in green and gold
and lace window cuains rosewood octave ptanote made
by Chckerng mahogany do carved rosewood centre tables
pier mirrors velvet tapestry carpet clocks Dining
consists of extension tables dining chairs china dinner
pets &c bedrooms contain rosewood ard mahogany bed
sads marble top bureaus washands, warrobes leungea
yaires rockers carpets spring and hair
paasses window shades. curtains, &c, &C. The atten
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L,oR SALE AT AUCTION. BY f. H. LUDLOw-ON
Friday the oath OF Apri the Merchants Exchange
l2ocock The valuable four story building s. By g feet deep
the building covering the entire bt, will be sold without
serve, BY order u The Gustees. WILLIAM q. CHuNE,
A. r. HORTON,
w. HENRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

UCTiON NOTICE.-THONAS BELL AUCTIONEER-
"A BY BELL BrSH-Saie Of good blizzard tables. Monday,
Yslock precisely will be sold without excellent
bur tables with all the complete ut the vol
knowp billiard saloon Atlantic Gardens No. SBroadway near
Battery
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Gym .p a, No 10 fst Thirty third qyee Madison ave
VI - wc.,ssv Arm ri At l0x ot,ock bs whole Of the
ssndsome household firnkure cemprsns Bsasss nrss
marble Ton centre tabs sieees, mirror su mir
~ nsln,inrs mahocsny and oshey chamber furniture,
dining rppm and kischeo furnnurc, 10
n. essr, toned boodoir p<noor,s, frcm NE nsnuac'
-. ~ ,,e r.ebrsird Erard rsria Terms of sae. cash
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: a NOTION NoTrcg.-N DOUGHTY, AucrroNEgR,

"a will sell this day ut two o'clock Al Centre street. inc
~utre furniture Of family VIZ mahogany soas, chairs bu
-esus wristbands wardrobcs, b~iseads, hIr mattresses
eefber beds Brussels three ply and ingram carpets oi
rlohs curtains shades stair carps stores g.s lers
china rcfrxcr,tors desks
% be percmponly sold two o'clock r. NJ Rememo@ me
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UCTiON NOTYCE-rhos BELL. AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A BILL ENTHUSIASTICALLY, At lol O'clock in our sales
IL North Williams street. beauul stock OF superior
Genlemens wearing apparel all made order, and will be
cold In LOIS 10 suit; dry goods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

DY WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO.-FRIDAY, APRIL ~
ID at l0s O'clock at 3 Fourth street Green street
aquantity Of household furniture warobes bureaus book
bedseads Sofas cOuches Ottomans carpets wash
stands writing and dyspepsia chairs lamps &C. Also
elegant pier looking glass French plate quantity of
office furniture. do Instruments marble medicine stands Ia
bells walls, mortar and pestle.
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n uCrIoY NorIoE.-N pouoHII. AUcrIoNEER

"A viii sell saturday, April IS a. 1oll O'Clock the entire
enteS1 furniture Of house. 81 Becckcr street, consisting OF
parlor SUITS paDofo pier glasses two
slaxant secretary besteads made by fmpton; carpets
and bedding, hair mattresses, mahogany and
osre bcsieads sofas bureaus washs'ands gas chandc
ners and xures pstsi crsrry china ami
ss warr. extension ab hall otolos hsst,nds, and tho
a~ win be pcrcmpory and deposits required Catalogues
oouse o The morning OF ~ale.
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~ LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.

IN II. LUDLOW, ACCTIONEEK.
H.. Valuable household furniture Mt auction.
f. II. LUDLOW 4 CO will sell at auction, on Friday,
April - 1851 at l01 O'Clock mt l2y East Twenty first street
Household urniure-The entire furniture contained in SAID
house. consisting Of handsome rosewood paror furniture In
blue and red brocate pier centre quartee and card tables
mirrors
Also rosewood and mahogany bedroom furniture Brussels
and ingram carpets lace oilclos with kitchen
furniture with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues be bad the Office Of the auconeer No Ia
Pine
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IIENRY II. LEEDS ArCTIoNEER. HENRY n. LEEDS
III 60 will sell auction Saturday. April - ut l0is
occk s The salc-rooms Nassau street, large nssort
household furniture removed for convenience OF ale
ropstssinr mahogany bocatel plush
and ch marble bureaus Wristbands rosewood and
mahogany bcseas psrlor and chairs velvet, Brussels
and Ingram carpets stair Do and stair rods gilt frame pir
giss1s; psD,- do, window curtains, conccs, &C. Also
I,nr nLf htfnffNa
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UCTIoN NOrEE-JOlN REDDINo, AucTloNhhh,
In, broadway will sell this dav, nj 10 o'clock, guln-
ei,x a hsad furniture sursbc for dealers removed ir
y v-sir,cr of sale oucor salss promptly Attended TO-
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THONAs BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"a BY BILL h BUSH.-Tuesday, at l0ls o'clock at Il
Bowery opposite Rvingfon street. the stock hxures show
caSes, be OF matchmaker, jeweiier siversmith Act
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CH;BERT s. sAvAGE AUCTI0NEER.-DIBBLEE'
al their sscs room street. Friday, April "a at I'd
A. NJ ssple and fancy dry goods, go,iA rich fancy
goods carpets clothing furnishing goods second
hand piano, In lots 10 suk city and csuntry dsslecs
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nyrA FIR scBENcK-rHIs DAY. MnH .Ss .,,
.w, horses long tails Eve and ss years on goon uavs
erown crlrcy soupd. kind and gentle In every
ers ana u.s ay with dhkey; also black horse lsf
rans high about years Oh soun sno ono aisc bs,
y,,as traveller; also cafecbe carrlase assy
90. ,c,rs old lsN hands high warran,ea souna' .n
snd seville IN every way; also su seat fsochs"" MI" WV
-, IA, and road
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A UCTioN NOTICE-H0USE FURNITURE-BY wN W.
"a SHIRLEY, Friday, April "a, at 10 O'Clock, at No. U
Wet Twentieth street psrlor chamber and kitchen furniture
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DY f. 4 +. ii. SCHENCK.-ON WEDNESDAY ETH
ID inst at O'Clock T. NJ, at No 1872 Tenth street DRY
Dock Louis Kochs patent wooden box machines be sold
to pay charges.
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yVIIIIAN I. BOYD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAIL ~
w coc-is-sccondhard furniture removed for convrupre
Of -fs- chairs, dining and tea iabls oar
pets mirrors 1cGEO. NICHOLS wiz sell AZ hs store -
Nassau street. on Saturday the zh instant 1877 ocsck
srp~sor Of srond hand furniture, rencra sssornr
als large stock furniture, which advances have
hr, rad for actual sale consisting OF rosewood periw
s,s IN rich and hair cloth; rosewood and Mahogany
vardrobes and bosany centre tsbes win mar
bic tops oak enamellc bedroom mrniure rosewood ee
cads and plain bureaus dining. breakfast AMI ga
ahs couches conh bes common and Iron bcdsteads also
srp~ assortment frppch china dining and tea sets ~
vases rreprh also silver plated tea sets. spcos
forks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

NEW YORK, NARCH 3 1881. TYE coPARINEssgIr
per and Frspcis VCoppeu this day dissolved 81 mutual
consent Johs svey vshdrnvins nom the ar AZ ss,ssns
neil Who win conssns - bus1sss cd sasd . and
smsve"sSc Sx1aat ARPEp,
pRANrfa VCOvNE1s
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N UCroN E0TJCbrEuvkSs -T,,sssSe ~. u Sr
-. k,sehod furniture velvet tapestry carpets mrr9s
al rss mrs p,sncfe &C. On ssiurday morning r rron,S
. GEAR se~ood avenue The utersigned have been IN
st ~, Ill "a aucso tbs whole cOpsents OF the above
1890 =. hh ls furnished frs, -yle In the pars 81
,eror tapestry, Brussels carpets roe woon sr,,
.rg,evtnes and Sher psrhS furnfWe; the 1edr1oms
nc ,he h,,,ae ara furnished with rosewood and ma
n,.ny furniture comprising everything useiu anu Drns
snss aao dining room, library and oassmen,
rrxunrsug assortment setn ouereu Nv auc'"n
he whnw .ssn inc a,lenss,u ~ Intending buyers
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nyNpY mi LEEDS. ArcrIoNEER-H. II. LEEDS

HENRY H. LEEDS, AuCTToNEER.-H r. LEEDS 4
IL CO. win sell BY auction, on Friday April y at w
Broadway Ninth genteel household
furhu, comprising Large and valuable assortment tbs
properly "a family breaking mp housekeekng consisting or
wood panoforte Psror suits covered IN brocae
puh ch manel clocks and ornaments; lace and
ober cuftans black walnut and mahogany furnure cottage
DO; coprte Of bedroom furniture In mahogany,
walnut; ingram carpets oicloths bed~es-
warobcs fancy and other chairs sos aud ouge- china
bedding and other furniture usual
" found barge and well fnrpishe house SAILS win
ne .,xllhf h. war
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A PARTNER wANTED-To JOIN THE SUBSCRIBER
N in The grocery business already es'sblshed y one Of
the beet in The active with cesh capital
Of 81 t20p IL chance Address Coffee. Hsrad
fse stating where on Interviews may be had.
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n u.-Tro, SALE or FANCY GOODS. CIV, n LEWIS
Asn I'll ~ ,csioa Frsay 2hh, At los o'clock, on
~ yp ronr+h ,,cape between Twenty eighth and
w.s,iy ,n.ni Streets quany OF boaLry. ii9oons isce-
gloves A. Also two glass cases, reigefaof' so'e' s'eP
Afder~ saf r.r'f,tns
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~ q. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS CAR
VI. sirectwil sell saturday At 10r O'Clock. at SALES
household furniture rrmoyei for convenience OF sas
splendid large pier glasses feet by - inches cottage suits
spring mattresses carpets shades chairs, tables, MOI
ucing machine. spring cart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

UCTI0N NOTICE.-ON FRIDAY April. a. AT 10Y
o'cisck at l Eighth sale Of the richest and best
The sale Will be in lots TO suit dealers
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a uCTruy NoTfCE-THos BELL. hrCTfoNEER,-By
"A BILL BusP. this day a. l01s O'clock. we viii sell
fbe furniture OF family removing, comprising ne
sxc>enf arrangement of bedrooms superb French
md black walnut beads nice oarpess chairs tables look
r rtsesc4 marble and other toilet sets
srst elias pt bedding English oil cloth nearly
sew te paIlor furntu IA In the best order; Brussels carpet
.rpcp and dining furniture, tables dnnv
and tea ses Kitchen utensils cooking Stoves &c Deposits
acquired.
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uENRY b. HERTs, JR., ArCTIoNEER.-By HERrs 4
III NT<I-0ene~l hou@ehoh furniture, oa Friday, April
"a at log, occck q, No q. Hudson stree eomprsas srns
room pinA piano, g,k frame mirr~s. mahogany
bureaus bed~ada, SOFAS bes, bedding china giAss and
Terms cab.
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A UCTAoN NOTICE.-sHoS. BELL, AUCTI0NEER-BY
"A BEG. BCSHLArgs sale Of the stock Of importer
81 fac hs7rcrs wines &c-on Monday. at O'Clock, will be
aold without by order Of Moner Co., front and
their 40l Greenwich Hubert follows
10 ocavs choice brandy IS quarter and 50 kegs do; O de-
nohns @ do I'D do claret 30 quarter casks superior
rt wine and pure nice bb and kegs French colorng
bond. amt great variety besides. Ters liberal at sale
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HENRY H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H.
III IfEDS Co will sell by auction, Saturday April
Is at Oa o'clock at 10 Macdougal street gentee household
olco and stair rods mahogany sofas. in hair CLOTH divsn
do chairs and rockers rosewood marble top centre and
mirrors iron hat stand &c Bedroom fnrniture-Rosewoot
mahogany bedsteads do bureaus, do washsands boil
pillows hair mattresses straw do feather beds and
blankets muslin and lace window curtains, toilet sets, &c
The sale will with the kitchen fnture after this
the stamps artificial flower manufacturing and fixtures Will
be
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DYE&F. II. sCHENCK-ON SATURDAY, 18TH INST
ID at II A. NJ at their salesroom 30 Nassau street large salc
of ewery, consisting of pins and earrings fob
rings and large assortment of Jewelry Also
about one hundred canary birds, fine singers.
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" COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI
ture OF every description y; COTTON win sell this
day April "a l0h o'clock at ~ Leroy street. ,e entire
Of the house. comprising the usual Of
paror dining bedroom and basement furniture nclud
ing carpets oioloths beds and china and glass
ware cutlery Sale will peremptory, goods IN
be removed Immediately after the sale.
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W. .NrEp-PARTSERs. WITH SUNS vARYIN3 FR1s
w setfTr r anon. 70 engage N onsn w WIZ wv ~
~ a ~ A...aa slres,. oaices Nos Asis