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We understand that the vessels of the Gowan exped
ton and also of tho Submarine Wreckng Company have
reached Seastopol and probably vigorous attempt will
be made to raise the monster vessels of war sunk
during the sege of that place The advent Of so large
number of Yankees into that famous city attracts some
attention
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Fre-poof SAFES for Land Offices. Land Office Blank
Forms The Commissioner Of the General Land Office
issued this morning instructions to the receivers for the
new land districts in Kansas and Nebraska, and at Eau
Claire Wisconsin to procure iron safes for their
Offices and such Office furniture may be absolutely
cessary the accommodation of themselves and the
gistes upon the opening of these new land districts,
which the department desires to be opened at once
We noticed while in the of the Commissioner,
quantity of rolls containing blank forms for the Offices
above named These rolls would fill large-sized wagon,
and consist of but small proportion of the quantity used
at land Office where more than the average of business
is transacted in the year They will be franked shortly,
and sent by mail.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

appointments Of Ligh-hOuse Keepers subjoined Is iis
Of appointments of lighthouse keepers by the Secretary
of the Treasury this morning
Andrew M. Ennis, at Negro Island, Maine vice Oba
diah Brown, deceased; salary $3.50 per annnn
John Lowell at Seguin Island Maine, vice Stephen
Mason IT. removed salary $500 per annum, III
Vim. X. Jacobs, at Misplion Creek, Delaware, vice
Thomas Clark, removed salary $500 per annum,
Lyman Granger at Beaver Island harbor, Michigan,
new light y salary $3.50 per annuni.
Aryoatnaet ID. NJ connc of Ohio has been appointed
to thirdeass cerkship in the Office Of the First Comp
trolIer of the Treasury vice Van zandt resigned
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The Tuscumbia Alabaman has, by authority, with
drawn the name Of Lemucl Cook, ESQ., from the can
vass for Congress- The contest in this district is
now between Messrs Houston and Hubbard
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In many of the frstcss houses recently erected in
England fireplace shutters are provided, which, when
partly drawn down act powerful blowers and when
wholly drawn down SO 10 touch the hearhstone
treiy close up the fireplace and instantly exngush the
combustion of the fuel in the CRATE that of the SCOT in
the chimney should IL accidentally take FIRE.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 1. 1857.

Ss-r HESRy LAWS Montgomery Alabama seneraitray.
cling FOR the Of Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
jane o IxwH and H. NJ LEWIS, jr
as-Mr ISRAEL jams, 1872 Tenth street Philadelphia
IS travelling agent by wM WuD JoHS Cot
Iss JAMES DzxuSo, j. HAlrr JANIS, Tos Nizl w. Nor
W WILEY, VIM l. wArEnsS, AIKx cAaoS, d. X Mus
my BkS. SWAIN T. AsusAs p. DAVIS
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The legislature Of Faustn L. in session at Port an
Prince have voted TO raise that potentates salary from
$780, to $500 600 year. but that only about sl2
600 year of currency Yellow fever prevailing
at Port au Prince July IL.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF GREAT BRTTAIN.-oNl
CAUSE OF THE COTTON PANIC.

In our issue of the 29th ultimo we published an
elaborate and carefullycondensed analysis of the
foreign commerce of France during the first five
months of 1857, accompanying it with comparative
statements showing the imports and exports of lead
ing articles of French commerce during the CORES
ponding periods in 1856 and 1855. We are enabled
this morning to present similar statistical review
Of the foreign commerce of Great Britain from Janu
airy to May 81 of the present year, compiled from
the official exhibits published monthly by the British
board of trade and for which are indebted to the
polite attention of friend in London. Neither the
in China the mutinous disturbances in In
dia, however they may starte the diplomatists and
statesmen of this mighty nation capable of
producing any depressing influence upon the enter
prise of her merchants or the steady and onward
progress of her foreign commercial movements. On
the other hand it to bid defiance alike to war;
pestilence, and famine, and shows, month after
month and year after year, increase which seems
to advance without either check or limit. We sub.
join the figures which represent the export trade of
Great Britain for the month of May and the first FIVE
months of 1857 1856, and 1855
Value Of Exports
Years. month OF May, flrst hye months.
lS55------------- $40 GAG, $50 Stats 635
lS56--------------- 43 666, 500 PIC, $50, 645
lS57--------------- SO ,9ll, 020 $50 g77 T05
A detailed examination of the articles represented
by the value of the exports in the month of May
1857, shows that cotton yarns amounted to IS 1885,
los more than in May, 1856, while the quantity of
cotton imported the same month was only 9l7,
s72 cwts., against l,74733T cwts. in May, 1856
We find, however, that the quantity of raw cotton
exported in May, 1857, was 1858 cwts., against
LAT 730 cwts. the same month in lS56-showiDg an
excess in favor of May, 1857, of 4O,s2s cwts. This
will account, in great measure, for much of the
clamor raised by the "cottonsupply associations,
rather it will explain why the supply has fallen so
far short of the demand since the commencement Of
1857. 1t will furnish, says the London Economist
clue to the short stock of cotton and to the appre-
hension about the supply" The quantity exported
and manufactured has increased and the quantity to
manufacture has necessarily declined.
The following table shows the quantities Of raw
cotton imported into Great Britain during the five
months ending May 81, 1857, and May 81, 1856, and
the countries whence imported, together with the
quantities exported and the countries whittier in the
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same period
Total Ana, $50 3,so6, 700

The preceding table shows that during the five
months of 1857 there falling off in the quantity
imported of 306599 cwts., when compared with the
corresponding period of 1856, while in the quantity
exported there excess of 60, All cwts. The
diminuon from the United States was els ,725 cwts
while the increase from the East Indies was 30l 45O
cwts., nearly 100 per cent.
The quantities and values of cotton manufactured
and exported during the five months of 1857 were,
however, largely in of the quantities and values
manufactured and exported during the correspond
ing period of 1856. The following statement gives
the precise figures
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

The Purchase Honey Of Fort Smiling The first install
mcnt of the purchase money of Fort Smelling Minnesota
has been paid into the treasury OF the United States
This having been communicated to the Secretary OF
War orders have issued by that department for the
putting of MIR Franklin Steele in possession of the prop
ertv except the fort and the buildings required for the
use of the troops at that post The post win be main
tanned until further orders.
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YouxG woaAS died in Newburyport this week o.
dropsy, from whom, In eleven operations within year
and half between four and five hundred pounds Of wa
ter had beendrawn,
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Increase in 1857 ------ SO, 2O5, 1928
S,32S,7S5

As the cotton trade of Great Britain has of late,
attracted more than usual attention. we have pre-
pared with little labor the following statement,
exhibiting the quantities and values of cottons, in
Guiding calicoes, cambrics and musns, fustans and
mixed stuhs, exported, during the first five months
of 1857 to all foreign countries, and the share as
signed to each. The statement will show to our
northern manufacturers and exporters how the cot
ton accounts stand between the Manchester manufac-
turers and their customers, well as indicate who
those customers are; and need scarcely add,
that should the visionary speculaons of the cotton
supply associations of Great Britain be realized
the information may be found interesting if not
useful.
Tubular Stcem mt ocng The and rlles
tres e1gd from Great b. an = al ctnties, respectfully du-
ring the first frs months Of 1857 and 1856
1856. 1857.
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The East Tennessee and Virginia railroad is now com
plecd on its eastern end from Bristol to Jonesborough
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The attention of Inc reader is directed to arti-
Gle In another column from the Richmond Enquirer,
entitled ~, no are the Inhabitants of Kansas ?"
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JoHs NuGENT, esq,
President of thr

JOHN NUGhNT, tst., N $4,000 49, ~
President of the Young Mems Democratic Club
The letters were read amidst the most earnest Snthu
sasln and on motion they ordered to be placed
6la . .a Il 81
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!. Don ioN sa.E.-kl-H ANp pEsIRABLs HOUSE

. pcisOS saLg-EL-E AND DKsIRABLs 60psE
kcd a-Iiims sota ODD parior furniture sus,
sssseG vcks e AZ x II bs rss,aepce Of Professos
20 1vebiy s1h fyeeA west Of fnh avenoe
rlsECis NAsE, .le,soreey.-xonday, mssoh 30 = lo,s
deck dialogue he entire eegAnt furniture OF
eno..eg eesan.y caves rosewcoc pssos suite 10
se:reAyy Win nrrer arars and back; carved
rosewood secretary booscAse
,< rsr seer rosewood panofoe, nlA'd with pearl
cal and cover -ge French plate and Oval nrrsrs
on ana heavy lace add proosse curtains
agsiaeeI: ere3 by NE owner PSrisn and
spgasi Esu-eA elegant Erpsses ssrpes Aod rugs ALSO,
arse ysrsy s9pstr o. psstbgs ~ Old artists rose rood
psx ring abe, ne chsrs; do. suit SILK
plosA -A ,h ard eSser ses crys,A cut glassware
llss Atoi a1,o0 vey1 OF sod Gver VAN, COASTS inS
Of general AstrineS ased ~ irt csss nAIn.es. Ise
fa--s ensrcee sod rosewood noc nsuog my
sedSslas Dsstse sp s5ress washstsrdS .o,lst se1
N-op ngrGI 80 BRUSSELS exrpe.s pure hs1 mattresses
20 roarsa eSck. ,sAiker beds BOOSTERS And ous
ycw CAGES, oienfsps. Ac. sso Nj tbe
sn rn srd tsseuept censA cooh stoves
Isoeey Croonfs pipe eecxns useusls OF aiuaos every
ssma nc ara tcs-.sur, entirely TOO numerous 70 men
Ur. Passes s=4nslng lis ske who are Aooui goag 70
ssosss SCI M viii teke find everything necess-y for
sa oose sv.sy s-e Of whsch, from the tizheo the
49, vii DC rAou ssy resv Ions, - The fanny VIII
Cor E-rse en- wedsesaAy We Es q Arr s~ie 20
eve r<sFS any sccoupt rte eeirg Tree
AZ Lnlkxe< sje TIE vii require satsfsctory
se?esi rcz every purchaser The trade are invites
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LEGAL NVT1CES.

CuPRFuE csuRz IN THE MATER o. ruE
- Eighth Avenue BsnkNotice ~ hereby gwen that me e.
e John l. Mason Ter the referee sppoined 10
ton the ssb,s and iabfaes ssi8 bank ns he stock
holders nereef has been confirmed except u y,s~ who
appeared N oppose said confirmation otsrs 100
charged or sweesed BY said re7ue.ed par
amounts FIR which they severaiv toe SUB
scribsrs Al We. Is Nassau street. INN .teiy.
HUNT BRf .Hr
Auorneys tor me Receiver Of N. sgs,A ,r.r,,s sss
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nor HAVANA AND MORTI.R.
The Un'ted staa1n Ma, Steamer
OUAERQ CrTy

L'oR NORFOLK AND prCHvosp-rHE UNITED
States mai Steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish Win
ese r We sooye places on Saturday zh INST. st 1clocs
Sunday 1ternosn and At Richmond Monday morning
Psssengers for the South wB proceed Aou delay BY Me
res ms ilne " Charleston, Augusta, savanrsh Nc IRA
yeners VII md this tho Cheapest ple<sss- most
fon ~; Pc.ersburg ard klchnond. $50 az prcs
Apply V LVDI-AM fLfASANfs, g. lrosdw.y
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ITO DisrrLrRs AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR ssR.
Il chsntsA with extensive connection the whoe.
sale 1euor rade Wishes engage with s9le house
t-ade wNh him % sales large no,B W oOrhsru
perTsyfvanA Part cash and part sh0r Dine mV allfess
D. ~, HERALD oGSe
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m a HALLIpAy, AuorIoNEER.

n q. HAkftDAY, AUCTtOHEkH.
IA. Steam engine, mschlnery frturea Ae r. g. HALLI
BAY w sell st auction, Tuesday March 81 At 10 O'clock
Ne prsuises-
Tie entire wschnery, futures As, scuAaned IN tv 4ge
sishReyy Mes IN and ITO Troy street compras one steam
engine sen power, in complete running order and
bsiiefs size nearly new two large hydraulic
pres~~s large. cyhnders large kydrnlic
pump, hand large wrought iron coal drum
sns searnE still tobs copper worm copper douonr with
ssets copper water beer and spiri pumps and
sections side shes tool and sharns reoevers vs leach
wss copper heaters trucks carts harness plserm scale,
safe 100 feet extra thick 1sds rubber hose te nc
csalcsues be had the once Of toe suctoneer, No
~
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Il, COTTON, AUCrrOrEER ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
furniture, French plate mirrors rosewood paneforesc
surs,s SisrS sele rich carpets parcr furniture se
lG Lerirgton avenue thirty the entire furni
~ The house. which " large and IN order comprising
Part Nery besutfu parsr furniture In crimson and gold
srocsel srge French plate curtains and
maid rusew Ood psnofoe ~ made w Gilbert,
Besor rich velvet tapestry carpets ocohs and
mahogany marble top furniture AL psterrs tetes and
venAre chairs superior hair resses MAHOGANY
sang shles fver plated chns dinner
cutlery re rtrerstors, &c &C also very 6ne billiard
abe rearlv sso al the ktchsu furniture Catalogues
VII te ready saturday afternoon
~ HORTON, AUcrroNEER- rs CAR
VI. nine street win sell this day at O'Clock. sales
rek furrture tsbes bures sideboards bird
saats ssshes, blinds fancy gccts- jewelry, &c
osEPH HEgEwlS, kuorIoHEER- MONDAY, MARCH
~ S1m 70 ocloet, a 4, $40 stlantic street between
t'eyt and tmh strees brooklyn, k1nsenold furniture
fcd rrary paror ard chanber fdTnrnre shcgasy,
rut nk Ar eosmeed, cirpets b~ds bedding ccotbs gas
frurts tool. cuciery, rcurts, &C.
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ID w ssss,'HXaIs.2du ~ -. sSs IS .;sss. i'


.ssrs.s a. 49, ; 3: ss. "a
rss. and a. Inp...., S:nsS. Of W.. AZ s.sf woe
pos nv are ssscs.sns s1ss " Ss dsis. siss; s. az
resdsrbs nvassbls 70 6sss eotswfns - ma-ss.,
rate rfesensr No sas~ey eysdosfss al loo scT..
sc,e icr N. rsir q he nes,n u - povs@ -
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neresry, 70 ,hs syhabe dsssSuston Of Ns parsscp
esh N us sssss and 49, In sspsrrAs scs s.sar
essr. -bersby nsrs syss q " sshsy ~ 2 a tAS
York. fmBedtAtsiy - receiving The supcust ~ ~
The ~ a YreaNmar. and NJ hgw @se %
rage pad. Nus as~ring genuine Rmupes9 uvpersn .
ne three dollar sssss sso sua 30, 70, - 49,
Consun'ions usual from A. y az n =. - rew
misP.n. lE Prizes swsst ~ ecsn v& SsvAt
New Ysrk.
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. ssIeyIHs slLs or psY oooDs-.uEyRy psx.
ssx va .f ,s -, ssy osst ,,,1a:
~ ss-pss q IND secs aes sn1 vaiaste STOOD 81 dry
: s::si ; e r. - rec EfsSs SEE 4.ss s
NJ BrNKy Z. tEEps 90 -ox SATURDAY. MACH
ID ~ s.13 ecc. :. be ,.o. rear Of Bresa~.y esr.ocs
e. N.Y. me =. Ss,s Se. osnss,ns y Sos
Jay s., s 9 ssses s.s 2, one s, snss BAY s: e.
1.s, D;ss % cr.sr one t.,osss or csieses one sose
ssss0sa fcsss. bisss-sS AZ, srsoa reserve
UI sNsY 3. LEEDS a. co.-os saTrsp.I.
sI.., pwsrsreA gees-l sseor,nen, Of bc1seao4 nrn,
y. .sssss, .ssss eisrs . nsSosssy q Ssi .sd
.s,sar ,rssss-y sssS 1ssnsrre' lc 4a@Sist%s
sse-Tvo s-ge Aad eesuufu seagola peiesi.s with
RT. Rs,sr y. LrEps; oozos s.rusp.Y.
tIeeusrt s@e OF coupe buh oy Lswrenss IN
s,s. srs an ss r @ SOD ss. sse ~ T. @
Esr. Az s~i q soass sse angle barnsss, city mshe,ia
gts< o'dss.
Ii nsrss ~ At L sssees al he ssi.sroon 30 q Mas.
Tvssl srori 30 volumes o. instantaneous BOOKS sens the
s.ser. 81 f,sIysss. iiesss Tsesuesi IsiteSs EeSsS
s E Is . sSs.' - ss s.. sss,s,n
y, Ne Voney, Ccoeer .sa esset eminent sIsbors
NJ vIRruE CT AN EXEcurIoN I WILL orrss
rs .,ssS: css si bore and one ass. wagon 10
J. ?. BADhNHoP, constable
M TEE roRECSosuHE or A oHArrEL MORTGAGE
I'D wnlot for sae A. pusbe veodue, the stock and Az
81 sa rcre aso horse snd wagon NO lH Essth
j. " BADESHor, Attorney for Mortgage.
EIwAHD ecHErCK, AUCrIoNEER by EAR. "a
II sfHBrCk-This day, 18th instant NJ W ccic,s, At
fres<vay, sale ~ he roots At Tuues
nny.rfun. The VIII nc,ude Boydefs sfahspre
sxhery, The Rutomaten bird Tree, bropzes, buhl snd
Rosewood dressing eases and workcoses. terra coo.
card sssea rseAs Chinese dssks bis9ue roces, y 81
necesse area ceDbs psper msehe tara Gotta "a
ether mrs opera glssses reucuc Indian goods ss rsnt
isrs sns brushes, oto cases, iet gcods plsyfrf y.
s1sese rukzlcs and spiders. sonevood ivory
srsbsge bosrds and usssparcnces Al IL ocloN ne
run. bird tree snd soydells sbshsy
sslery Of esrrsvinFs
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= uTToN 90 = DEsrArCa LINE roR SAN FRAN
= cisco Sailing regularly add positively bosp-e
sdyerusd Clipper Of ss,asaH .prn IS asi 90 vest
- es and no setenuon The Rsendt chrpsr sslp
river and win positively saa above rhs hvcrte
pper has made The voyage IN ia days San Francseo and
days back, discharalns her cayko IN perfect orr a.
'isbshrg Der revutsion Tor good delivery Of cargo
Of sndns he goods at he esxrrxf possible DAY
ndhon, the Charner pr esens unsqnaued hdsecssesa
svrroy co,
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A usrsAIlA PIONEER LISE-EsrA BgsBsD Nz
a CHrryn The unad sssles mAlil
Sailing regularly on DE 6Ay stvsrSJseS
ne nceie A clspp~r .hip
RArBLBh. 10 Rows srsrrEa,
nrusc s~a. De, NJ 49, ,.,,r ,.,,,v,., .,,.,
sna WIN have mn,t date despssh asp~ puri,i
caro- ali esdy engaged shippers unsy refy 100 her
sailing IN advance u other ship ~ welbouroe.
For height OF pssesge, having esrsnt accommodations
R.w CAMERON, IA. Sewing se,i
sieh bills for sale and c~sb AdvApccs made crgn
men'. ocnsisnees 10 Aastrahs, wiknass, Brossrs NJ
A vsrRnI, rIosnxH LINE ron SYDNEY, oAnsY.
sip RkyELY, Inward reod msster h nov r~revnx sAsep
n pier No r. n, and win positively iok April
Room Cor sir hr~ cabin AsnenRcrr Per baAnce cf fresm
or p.sssse sppy . r w cAnEnoS No. bowling 0resn-
A tsTRALrA.-KArgARoo rrNg.-rHR xAoNfrf
"A cent 2ep ton clipper ship gOoDRr HORN, OK scm
mAnder be despatched heofr> prorrt Won h~r ar
ponts day and be the first shp aa Hnr r,odstns
Tor and second cabin passengers unsurpassed
Rm river, fcc OF Wan street ~ 10 HhffIER Loan a
QuEREAU los wall street GOODBYE, ARK EfL A
ELLroT, i0j Pesri street
L,oR HAVANA AND noBnR
The Ur'ted stales Mai Steamer
9UAEk0 CITY.
Y. W. kHuyEfDr, ornns~nder.
WIN cave Tor he sbrvs ports Tue@av April fror her
Fregh cr rss orleans sken and forwarded RON Mobile
Compsnys bns Of ss.ng can be procured I. he ofesef
the sgscts NJ Others ssped
Pscssse. received q he cce to-. ocl.cs. Esd bins
For freight or passsgc aYply 70
n soush street,
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A Icrlex NOTIFY. DOUGHTY, AUCflOUEER
n vy sen tis asy, 81 lea eclock, At oenge stree,
q Brussels and 800 yards
4nssny 81 btA-drR nc-se furraure, los OF bedsesds
hpreaIe mahogany chairs glssses gas fxtures
saEEes vNrirobes mattresses clocks Ae 70 be perenp
.erfy so6 sAs vcr.ty he steItGG of dealers
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yRrgvp ~ y

nR. WARDS rNroMvrl-n's yRfEvD ~ To-
~ ne rus rlvs Of yeu~eu D~cches as but regusv, /.
DR. wSs ~ ns rressest teperscrr q 0s day bv. :. )
hereby eser srsvac Hoe sry ohystsse, via Aner .
uniform eeeriy sAf.p ss& cscsVoes ~ 81 can By
spge Of the deea>e he ethey sfe-Aes or euss M one
Ihsse who ssot this ssserscs stoxA san ad cafs
nsser,ns icr weess and rosss 49, ~ esss Dr vARU
few sAys teel "a. Ri-nart 4 rusen asslr
piee 81 ense Ne 70 Canal sc ree sscrs q Broad
vay. Ausndsrce.
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= pCrlpN ECrICK.-rEoS. BEII, AUCrlONEER-
d Fy BILL SpsE-rtk cay, ut loh O'Clock. IN the
kosseheid icyrtLre aAd b sekeepng articles Also fancy
aeodA seasontele cyy gooo INC H Of cionAS shrs DO
SNyy millinery vAlsbse travelling 6ASR work boxes,
wRshes, sny h. hAee Monday and every day next
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N b BUTARR, AUOfzoNnnR-rvGLDA Dnn MS
~. teasss ~ o. ~ sssco g e - 1arv1 sseen
March 81, - ION O'Clock Ssnshaaa Aeunsecla furniture
BYuaDoD and nGpan oayOo ana Dantoi u1ron rose
vosa secyeayEs "a pamuDis and sgSsvngA no top
centre tae mahogany reaE and ear cn.s
ol eloshA French bsdstens math esses bedfng 70 Also
dentsts operating o.s. hstuuenss Tools &c Cstaogues
D1ANOPORrIa AT AUUTION.-BY PRED COLE
Il On Tuesday March 49, ~ O'CLOCK Ut $40 Fuhon syee
Brocln Sl'ss ne eusness rye new ssnaiores drom
tome and eegany Anishsd e1pgessy TIE 8roosiyn
hot and each Instrument WIN be warranted. RIBS sale Offers
liant opportunity Of getting frs: piano. without
the Ysk uausJ attending purchase a auction Ihs pianos
be from 8 A. NJ. y06P.M.
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Nro CHARGE UNLESS PEnrsCrLY OyhkD.-pR
IN CoBBErI 10 Dssse sssst nsy 2e c@nsara
IN ne shove sgecisinv ipciudns tour resrs sosps Ir
~ ~. DIV enables ausrsns~s permsnsns cnv -
'sssr ~ - an conedeno~ sal on hm vita ne
,ssrtv n, bsns honorsbly nesseo. srd - wocl ~ ~
.l,Stx 81 r.oue~ss special av~naon 70 hfs fyhms
nsp,ngsr ofse New Yors unveru, together WI coer Ns
ImSnss ola very hsh order. ch~rse moderee
prcoRp's PRACT1CI-c. y. HAnMoEp, D,t
* pres4vsy pupn Of DrS Osrpochan and Mca ~ ns 81
s,s Rcrt Psrls who he hr~ lying surfecu oy de-
fe on he sexual system Cousursscus krGhe ~ Frne1
THE sABsfAeE GufDF-A BOOK ExPkpsLI p ,
i Inc married or shose shcuf 70 marry: by Dr. n HcA
he suhor ard >csnrer One hundred sn< rsev ayh e
one dollar Pubnshet ~ r. W sreoNa 10. Nassau
street Terra city Who vn send snyvberc I've cset
ne ars Known No cortsDt oscs p1ry srsosh Ter
All 10 and ret vriry seiepac end ee sn e-er
ssN'-s' Son tvsry sduh persoa ssoaid pe-ssss ~
-rcs,ssl younA
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@ gt1IUp yorICy.-J. Bo5ART, AUCTJONEER-By
d HUS1By-rhis Gay, q. IQ1s eoleck- The ancton
ms corner q rrantso1 snd William sveess mortgage
ALE % bo1seccl5 frri mahogany sofa tables chAY
ss-pss bu-eauA aso. - boIes onoDs Also, c,nsAbles
se-4U ysis ,h ireLs shces Il DO ades 90 " DO. mems
ueb.a 30 a. ss' robbers 20. u fancy aoods &c,
A-EusrDs JOHNSON. Constable
Also u tex a. ihs ivts ociocs precisely,
truvr peox trres, t.gry aa1 harness.
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A ueTICN NcrlI-rC CI0fE, CAssyME1E AND
"A gsrnes 6snnel Gfacrureys "A. n CRlSf ALAR
Lssecneer Yin sell On Mosdsy, Arb nst q lOh O'Clock at
cloths nasnas 70 be sold Without reserve, tAey
Sved by ne Jet Of April They can be seen al
time ~ ayvf1ng above
n CRisrALAS Apcuobeey, saleUoom q Boweyy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-28

peTIOs SorICE-sTAHDASD AND OTHER ROsEA
IN csueJAA &c -SANUE.A VSoCcr a co, Auctionecys,
W SEA s heir ssjessoos III Easssx street. hldas, Hatur
sAy n 10 oeccG Aeo5xn. Of Ey. William wilson horAt
SRest rouyieepth street Ast3ria L standard dwarf
Standard rnnsng sDd ener roes; choice h Of eamehas In
aever suc nd &C. u The foes. and Names
~ and canpess ooyTeexy given, and warranted
Also o che, % 10, Of gasten sa~ ho@ey seeds