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WoMEN.-Dey may rail gin omen as much as
dey like, dey can't set me gin dem. l hab always
in my life found dem to be fust in lub fust in quar-
rel fust in de dance. de fst in de ice-cream saloon
an de fust, best, an last in de sick room. What
would we do widout dem Let US be born as young
as ugly. an as helpless we please, an 'oman's
arm am open to receibe us. She am it who gibs US
our fust dose of castor oil, AN puts cloze pom
helpless naked Inns, an cubbers up feets AN
noses in long flannel petticoats; an it she, as
we grows up, wat fills dinner basket wild dough
nuts an apples we starts to school, an ticks us
when we tars our trowsis. .5-
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A PROCLAMATION.

Ne
By HIS ErceNency THOMAS BRAGG. Go,sr,o,
Carolina. " Aota
" IlEREAS, IT HAS BEEN REpRpSr,n-
to me that one Archibald McDougald h,e ~ FED
last in said County, kill and murder one Tiow.li seuay
and that the said cDougald fugitive from us, MONTE
has escaped beyond the limits of this State "s' and
NOW, to the end that the said Archibald McDousaa
De arrested and brought to trial for his said o" may
hereby issue this my Proclamation Offering PauS,i,
Two hundred Dollars for his apprehension and dIat
the Sheriff of Cumberland County. "'''ef! TO
DESCRIPTION:
mcnoGga'd is about fifty years of age of light ha,,a
face near one Of his jaws weighs about l65 or l7 %"
is addicted 10 intoxicaton, and while drunk is trS Ss
and troublesome. 10 turbulent
Given under my hand and the Great So,, s.,
H. Estate, at Raleigh this the Sixth day of March ne
1858. 'n' A. u,
By the Governor: TUOs ID ,co
PULASKI CowpER, Pr. Secy. D"A0''
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Brown AND HIS DEPARTMENT
may speak, which can be rendered to a public
officer is to be found in the absence of all complaints
against himself or those under his charge If this
be true, the very able and efficient head of the fed
eral Post Office is discharging the onerous duties of
his Department with singular energy, fidelity, and
ability. Such, indeed, is the case. The country
has, however. guarantee in the high qualities Of
Gov. Brown that nothing would be wanting on his
part to put the affairs of his office in the best pos
sible condition. and to to all tile people the
most perfect facilities of mail communications
Washington Union.
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION County Court Of
Rutherford has again ordered election to be held
on the proposition to make County subscription to
the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
$6O,OO0 is the amount proposed this time. The
polls are to he opened on the first Thursday in May
-Cher. Dsmeeret.
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Office Forest Manufacturing r.

OMce Forest Manufacturing r.
A FTER lHnT THIS DATE THE FOREST W. ".
IA UFACTURING COMPANY will reoa;"'l NAN.
except from those with whom they NAV bavs no Rags
tract. '' -" special CON-
, Those who have special contract must de,r,.
rags hey nave on hand at this date by the first Of What
March IT, 1855. E' frest
@ Raleigh Register and Spirit of the Aoc c a.-ws'
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"OWN TAXES.-NOTICE IS HEREBy c,vpv
IL that will attend at the MAYORS OFFICE ~ "a
City Of Raleigh, THURSDAY the LIST dav Of ~ ,a l
next to take list of the taxables of said City an Pm
sons negecng to give IN their taxabes at that time will
be subject to double tax. '"e Will
March 90, 1858. ss'.I'
Register copy. "
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I j JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
co NJ SION MERCHANn
% JOHN-STREEr. n. Y
DUYE AND FORWARDS EuD

BUYS , AS1 Towards =, s Al EVERY krx,
to Cows Swain and More6ead, n W. W oodfn ker,
borne, G. r Mendenhall, A. NJ. German, Esors' D. Vs.
9: + Deems. Hon. ". A. Graham, and Others and Rev.
Machines. Iron Safes Pumps, Garden Ern rusIe Sewing
printed list of all the different makers kinds &C.
sent free Publisher Of elegant hngrapb Of aad
CLAN: OR. INDIAN GUIDE TO HEAiTTHns pHYS
valuable fdniy adoser should be in every house ms
Of al, diseases has eopous glossary aud treats
mites and misorunes. 1t is printed on n al our mfr
handsomely bound fourth edition. 800 pages and e ra
New Rosewood Pianos, $3.50.
March %, 1858. 10
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COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY BUslNtS'
IN RALEIGH N. c.,

COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS
IN RALEIGH, N. c.,
BY j. r. WHITAKER.
a NY ARTICLE OR BUSINESS SENT TO his
"A will be promptly attended to-strct and correct
turns made
CHARLES DEWEY, HOLDEN d WILSON,
JESSE BROWN, KIEBRO JONES,
FREEMAN, R. H. WHITAKER
Flour Bacon, Meal Moasses Rice, Sugar, Coffee h.l
and Sweet Potatoes Tallow and Adamantine Candles e
quality; White Beans and Peas Oranges and Apples; Gs,
Rasins and Candy Tobacco and Snuff And many Quo
articles may be found cheap at this Commission hoa
Also, Pianos and Melodeons from the best maker s
New York and Boston, and sold low as can be O p.s
freight added in New York Boston MelOdeons Low
Styles. Octaves, from F. to F. ,,.o.
Orders from any part of he State promptly aenop
and instruments warranted both to tone and MAKE
Music rooms up stairs, BY rrp
E. A. WHITAKER
Professor Of Music
d" March 2, 1858. ls-sw4"'"
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UNIVERSITY OF NoRrn. CARoLrNA.-The Senior
Editor of the Observer is grated to learn that his
observations Of men and things at the University
have been acceptable to a distinguished citizen, now
in private life, who gives permission to publish
the following letter. eve omit few lines merely
personal y
Mr.. Ed j. HALE:-My Dear Sir: Il
Your recent dispatches from the University, where
you have been spending few days, possess much
general interest and attractiveness refer partcu-
larly to your account of the regular meetings of the
Faculty, where the whole Academic Corps" hold
their sttings as Grand Inquest upon the College;
and where at the close of each week, the catalogue
of Students is called alphabetically, and the
grade of scholarship, punctuality in College duties,
and general department, collected from the returns
Of each member, arc registered in a book. This
"Book of Fate " of the Student is read out at the
College Commencements from the rostrum and
we'll remember to have witnessed ION one of these
occasions when l was presently the spontaneous
thrill of qualification and applause that burst forth
Involuntary from the audience when the President
announced that certain member of the Senior
Glass, then graduating, had, in a period of four
years, been called to his various College duties of
recitation and attendance at prayers and public
ship more than four thousand times and had neUer
once been absent!
Your testimony, too, coming from one who is
neither an Alumnus nor Trustee, in regard to the
internal police and condition of things the fidelity
and panstaking of the Faculty in their able instruc
ton ind parental government of the young men, is
of great value to the public. ...-
The secluded location of the University, removed
from any city and fficult Of convenient access,
renders more important these public disinterested
notices. .a'.i7 E.ti#.' '~t
concur with you that ga very grave error was
committed in not running the North. Carolina Rail-
road to or near Chapel HILL 1t is passing strange
that the State. in building State Road chiefly out
of State funds should not have touched the States
University, one Of the most important points the
whole line justly the pride, Of the people of the
State. and becoming every day more and more
popt with the whole South. ~" - i"h
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HE NEXT LEGIsLATURE.-The next session of the
General Assembly will be one Of great Importance
- the people OF North Carolina-more especially
the Western portion of the State Already are our
people casting about for proper men to represent
them in that body. Who shall represent the Bun.
combe District in the Senate? is a question which
has been again and again propounded to us. Our
reply has uniformly been that we have plenty of
men, good and true, worthy and we'll qualified, If
they can be induced to run. Several gentleman
have been spoken of in connection with this posi-.
ton, and most prominent among them is DR.. JOHN
YAEcY, OF Madison. DR.. Yancy represented Madi-
son in the House of Commons at the last session. is
Democrat of the old school, ready debater, and
one who knows the rights of his constituents and
will see that they are respected He IS man of
great personal popularity, and in close is de.
cidedly hard nag to head. 10y
Ii he will consent to run, we believe he can 60
over the tract without opposition. His antecedents
on the question of Internal improvements are &C.
ccptabe to the opposition and far we have been
able to learn they would generally support him.
We hope he will announce himself, and thus settle
the question.
We have received from some half dozen sources,
including men Of both parties request to call up
on DIR. j. +. E. HARDY, Of this place, to become a
candidate to represent Buncombe in the next House
OF Commons. No man in the county could be as
useful in the next Legislature DR.. Hardy, and, as
in the case of Dr. Yanccy, believe he would have
no opposition. 1t will require his part heavy
pecunlary sacrifice to the people in this capac-
lty, and for this reason we have been somewhat
backward in urging it upon him. But if he will
give his consent we will announce the fact with a
great deal of pleasure, and have no doubt of his
election by acclamation.-Ashecille Nesos.
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
rrASc ANN DTuENWAk RE

SPRING TRADE, 1888.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWAhtInl.c
HERR & MARBURY ARE NOW RECEins ,mn
n their Spring stock of China, Glass, Earthen an" plated
Ware Walters, &C. The assortment is one OF Inc ar
and most varied have offered, comprising even t1,eu
tiele to be found in extensive Crockerv % fe
We respectfully call the attention Of Merchants to hu
that import foreign goods and buy domestic
Manufacturers thereby enabling to compete
with Northern houses. Goods packed for transPo'''
with great care. -.-....-
I'd .;,t Ee+s ..e.-t s' Importers Of CHINA T..
e.tiis "a and rs Sycamore ST.. Petersoarg ..w
March s, 1858. w.
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The annexed table shows the duration Of the
terms of Office of the British Ministers from 1880
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HE CHARLOTTE CoNvENTIoN-The Democratic
State Convention will meet in Charlotte, Mecklen-
burg county, on the 18th Of next month, and We
take occasion to urge upon our people the import
ance of being fully represented on that occasion.
The Democratic party Of every section of the
State will be represented-many of the first men of
the party, in point of ability and influence, will be
there, and it is especially important to the West
that she have delegates there who and will make
her grievances known and her feelings understood.
1t will be good time to enlist the active coopera-
ton of the best men of the State in behalf of our
improvements. and We have an abiding confidence
justice will be done US, if we are properly repre-
scented.
The denuncations of the Democratic party, in
dulged in by few persons in this quarter, because
of the defeat of the bill introduced the last session
Of the General Assembly to commence work at the
tennessee line. is in our judgment unjust. and we
have not failed to SO pronounce it. The Democratic
party is no; responsible for the defeat of that bill
Alfred Dockery the leader of the opposition is en-
titled to that " bad eninence" and let him wear his
honors We believe the great mass of the Demo-
cratic party disposed to do US justice and We are
willing to make one more appeal to them. Char
lotte is the place, and the assembling of the Demo-
cratic Convention the occasion when that appeal
should be made. That is the time and place to put
the determinations of the party in this behalf upon
record.
mongrel opposition is worse than folly. From that
source We have nothing to expect. They nave
neither the disposition the power to assist us.
Then let US make strong rally at Charlotte, and
firmly, yet respectfully, make our wants known and
our rights understood and if we not met in a
generous and fraternal spirit, we shall acknowledge
ourselves grievonsy mistaken-AsheUitle Nesos
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GuBERNAToRIAL-The Asheville Spectator which
strcnuously objects to the American party supper.
nor, asks
"How stands the Fayetteville Observer? Is it for
McRae and Democratic distributionLs As of the
Oldest and most influential papers Of the State, as
we'll which still: maintains lis old Wing prin-
ciples, we should like 10 know its views upon the
question before u.s."
The Observer cannot see that it has any thing to
do with the question. Attached to neither of the
parties, we have right inclination to NEEDLE
with the arrangements Of either. Therefore We take
part in bringing forward or keeping back any
candidate. When all the candidates shall have been
selected. we expect to give support to that one
whom may deem best fitted to advance the hon.
and prosperity Of the State.-Fay Obs
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MATcMEs. JEMELRy. 20.

TEv Fr,Rv-rHRrE rfNR GOLD WATCHES AND
ssps or. lady watch ,ne haud ed do,sa o. aas pste!
nns Srsess', A.. roessqa cssp At lhe loan 9ae' 40
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS..
pILLIkRD TABLEa-PBRLANs IMPROVED BIZ
ters tssd
Rhsry ~. 1896, December I, 1851
CNsober y, 1886 January " 1855.
Tue recent Improvement made In these tables make then
unsurpassed IN The world. They offered 70 he scr
eotifc billiard players combnng peed with truth never
before obtained in sny billiard table saiesroomr Nos 1s0
street OCONNOR COftENDER.
Sole Manufacturers
pffLIARDs.-w. n. GRrFrrTH OFFERS FOR SALE
ID hts new mpro rel combination cushioned tables When
are the only correct Ard reliable cushions invented o
truth and speed Call and exsmne. Fices $3.50 t2t and
w H. GRIFFITH, lm raiion street
CHARPs BILLIARD TABLES AND IMPROVED CgsH'
~ IONS considered the best IN nse tah snd et
smite before purchasing, he will sell ~ ehes. any
others Al orcers BY mall punesuNly attended 20 hsnntse
tori lie futon street.
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THs yAEDMsnr EUROPEAN LINE or srIAMrHIrs
WIZ AZ = S1sSrs earring tAs United stsses nails
Soushsmptos ana Hsvrs. SoutAamploa ior New YORK.
S3s5z s5Aa C. Sept Sept
.s= s,. To-. n sss. s.:.:s e. ssss :s 70
k EsHaai iisHr ..oss 81 S:s j. SSSs4s
steamships hare wassrShs comp sns and carry
Prce Il passage psr vandsrbi-iss cabin slo and s9p
cabin 80 and per Ecrh Star, KosAsrn Ess and Aris
ist oa9ip, 80 ID cabin, $50 81 csbtn, so.
Certificates issued for pAsaage from Europe
Specie delivered 10 London ana Paris.
B. TokRAN01. No Bowling Green Now York.
CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW
~ Dublin Belfast AID Londonderry. and ali Of Ira
Land u. verpool Without delay q greatly reduced rates
psnys splendid Cyds built iroa steamships are ia
tended to sail o. follows
CITY OF WAsHIN1fON.. Thursday, Aug D.
Wan or '''"'''.''''''1 nursasy, sept "
And each Thursday 81 IL O'Clock noon. from pisr
No A North river.
Cabin from New York and Phlisasiphia. .........ss
Third cAss from New fork 70 Any OF ha above named
Return tickes available for six moai6s 60
Passengers SrTsfdsd to Hsvre Paris Hsmburg Bremsn
Antwerp and all parts OF the Continent without delay.
D,afis on Liverpool, from fiupwards
HE COMPANY steanship BosRh0EUS leaves Antwerp
COMMISSION NTH eaca deps rure from Liverpool to New
York conveying goods and passengers 10 New York at
through rates BilLs OF leading signed Ia Antwerp.
N Or passgs sPRy The once Of the cempss'
In antwerp TOD. p. kRENER 4 Go.
In Liverpool 10 WIN, INMAN Tower BuYdinrs.
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RAILROADS

DENNsyLvANfA RAILROAD. -.
y The great central route TO the Yves. Tine Al lesst a.
short and rates Of fare and freight low At Al times ~
oiber route For pasae lcses contract for fregh
rom New York 70 sny eoini n tie snire ~ call fse
3. T. PYII0TT, rssscrger A.. emit
rs~ yoss. sus. TO- IkEcH 4 CO., Freight As' As
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sHIPPIH0


An eIpsztenco1 SURGEON board
The OF hoso ships win aooouuiahte Rod
alver bnIhon apcce, Jewery, preoOus st00es nsAa
uaes bills OF dng ssued tcrsfor and he value tAors
oerNA1expreseed For frelghA o. passage apply 70
u OUkA8D. No. Bowling Qroea.
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CABLE CELEBRATION

NEW YORK Harmonic soCrsry-THR GRAND
Nv cele having been made by The
Nonnrrsee o. the Comn Oh Councu With The NEW YORK
5ARMQNIO soCIkTT @ ahe charge Of the musical eSer
cies ne csleprsucr ~ ne aging Of the Atlantic telegraph
OF this ard The sdorinK cities 70 -ne wih thar that
gses 70 TIE society ih roons :. bodwortss Academy
~ mosarsy ttheT aed rrhesrssi Monday evening
20 tnst ~ in order that suitable srrsnsemtn's
" NJ CARRtNGroN, President
JAMW H. AMMAN, secretarv,
Gro r. Pntsrow, Conductor.
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OoorER HOUSE. 8i BHoADwAy.-PKFcE FOR
~ day Is cents III for one person. per week
from 70 ~ rsnNemsn and wife, from " 70 " per day
less BY the week. Meals sent 10 rooms " desired.
CENArx HOUsE-TO LET, TWO HANDSOMELY fVa:
~ nshed psrors only IS week; also neatly furnished
BEDROOMS from fto 81 80 per week bot cold and snower
at The Senate Honse. No. $40 BROADWAY.
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a. PrLvos-LVn MUSIC TAUGHT IN WV Lvs
sons on the piano, singing AZ sight yaiiNr, .cccrdeon
az o. Is and Is month Coz sale sry cheap, soe Wei
resr Keys, By rrpfssTps pYssps'f, 30 ovsad gres,,
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UCrION NOTICE-J. MACKENZIE AUcTIONEER,
"a win sell this day at two O'Clock al 200 Hudson street.
large assortment OF household furniture, sofas, chairs
tables bedseads, beds bedding BARRIERS saloon
furniture No reserve
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yTweEre wANTED-OF LIGHT DRAFT, TO RUN RR
tween jersey and Long Issrd; Instant despAea AkVft
Al y wsrehsr's FvThsnse Harqvr sFesA
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HOTELS

DLAHCARD HoUsE, BROADWAY AND rwELrrF
ID New sshionssly locsted elesssy furnished w
every modern improvement open under msnase
nenf Rosrd 81 per day By the week At lower rates Pub
lie favor solicited. RLANCaRD MACMILLAN.
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large assortment Of household furniture, sofas, chairs,
furniture. No reserve
A UorIoN SALE OF ELaaANr ROSEWOOD SUITS,
a pearl inlad pianoiorte carpets msntel and pier mir
lined With satin wood oil paintings &c IT GOULDsMITH
zen nss Al NE Sr
r. said house . She % bidder s P..Is
Ia French procsde ate
aso % ~.
sy Ss Ana ess
sides Turkish chairs 'teel frames lazy secretary
.sSs. m.rSs elegant apssy osspss man
.S ses AND % pog
plush superior library bookcase lined with real satin wood
glass ware Boheisn Parssn ware; superior cutlery
cd a are ss %
furniture suieriehy carved rosewood bedsesd bussa
lounge steel covered in oS rsps paint
Osss % fsom - o. sn
sescs spny seat chairs fsi and roctsrs nsraa csp.,s
g.s.: iagas SSss vii '' ss saps
sonaSs price. sale 6 81 iii oc;ocs
4 UcTIoS sALE.-TINE H4w AND sEooyD HAND
By JULIUS BROWN, Auc:loneer. a, hlss.leroo IS COr
wn1.. ibis SATURDAY msrnlns. At ic,s O'Clock
ana ciriuy room furniture offering favorable opportunity
for the trade housekeepers and out OF lows sup
4: B-aoods for shipment packed on he premises.
4 ssIerEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
se on Monday The 2sd inst io ocioei az 100 er s
street tse sleek Of merchant tailor consisting Of raglan,
ssae psas cs ane ses % sa sna
drawers overslls &C. Also piece goods viz clo.hs
E srs .hcb sos 81 @ ac 9ssnsr With
counters srge lot OF shelving rror gas
cssnaeiers brackets end one very barge st eagle BJ
9yRcCKFRY-ss OOo-CkocKrsY-AT AUCTION. rs
day ad August 1883 large retaers stock OF
china ssss &c. Bale positive the goods
BOLD
fNorTAGE GROVE, SARATOGA SPRINGS
the peremptory sale st Copgress Hall on August
n at IL O'Clock of brick two story English cottage,
aud also eleven plots Of Aoans above
lo yArds east o. Oongress sprag Lhs property Is
and IN the mos, desirable groves in hs PLACE and
oders superior ne to parties DESTROYS Of erecting
cottages for summss Residences For maps plans &C. apply
NC '-''' W. VA ADRIAN H. MULLER. Aucioneer.
TOR sALE-Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, Az.
gusi Is, az O'Clock n on the premises, that splen
psqua meeting house in The town Of newcastle wsstcSsser
count w miles non the city, on The Harlem Rail
boyer sss NsT YorE os
on the premises JOSHUA BAILEY, Auc.ioneer.
TNE0 wE1LEs NICHOLS AUCTToSsER -BRowNE&
NJ NICHOLS win seu. tbis day, Auyrs o. Al their No.
t.s 1c among which are one bea,sr bury vagoS sstSg
sop hand good ORDER seated RochswA second
build. Some very splendid harness. brides saddles.
whips &c. &c.
ToHN @. JKfrERIs, AUCTfoN1fR-BY BoGERT.
81 JETFERlS co NO lot BroadwAy.-By catalogue for
rooms he Following aesr,S. % cartons Of rich
new nye hses dres: trtmmnEs slI hrges oonnet vel.
sros De rue 40 cartons bonnet ribbons superior
other goods IN great variety Csaiosu's snd samples
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VoHN c. JRFFERIs, AUCTfoNhrR-BY BoGKRT
81 JkTFERls co, NO 1ot Broadway.-By catalogue for
Tuesday August "a 10 O'Clock. the auction
rooms the following Desirable goods esrtons OF rich
iAdies dress trimmings, slG fruEes. bonne vel
ves $50 pieces super black lusnes loo peces blsck
sros rhine 40 bonnet ribbons OF superior kinda
early on the morning Of sale.
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TNEO wELLEs NICHOLS AUcrroS1ER BROWNE a
NJ NICHOLS viii se. tbis day Auyrst o. s hsir No
Nassau street. crest variety OF carriages hsr
&C among which Ueuser bury shfing
sop second hand good order seated RockswA second
hand together with varied lot of city and 1ny
build Some very splendid harness, brides, saddles
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TOR sALE-Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, Az.
gust ss, st O'Clock NJ on ih. premises, that splen
did farm formerly owned by Thomas Dodge Chap.
pequa meeting house in the town Of Newcastle westcheser
county n T., $50 miles IRON the city. the Harlem Rail
road half mile from the depot For fun particulars Inquire
OF J, vREDEkBURGH Ne. II Doyer street, New YORK. or
the prenisea JOSHUA BAILEY, Auctioneer.
CBArxru. August Is, 1873.
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1F @. EDrY, AUCTIoNEER.
M. EZRA LUDLOW. Js.,
win sell this day,
Aisaeroons No Fine street,
III, oclocb,
splendid scrrel horse old Canadian rotier Euse
rsned sound In respeci hind and gsne win tro on
khe road in sl6
Also TOP buggy, built by Laurence. Va excellent order.
Cost p12S -
Also single barness good new VIII al be sold per
emptoriy as the ON ner leaves the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-21

4 UCTIoN NOTICE .THos BELL. AUOrIoNEER. AND
Haesrocms Is East Broadway viii be connu he sse by
order OF assgneechoice dry goods tailoring articles fancy
Shoes AT private sale first rate billiard table.