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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court convened at | o'clock Judge Bliss
continued his argument for the Government,
reviewing the course Of Langston at Yelling
ton where he pretended friendship to Lowe,
but at the same time urged the execution OF
the writ for his arrest He claimed that from
the very commencement the defendant had
had one steady aim TO set the slave at liberty,
and that he encouraged and sympathiLed with
the rescung crowd. He told Lowe that he
could do nothing with the crowd, that they
were determined TO have the boy, aud after.
wards made the proposition to let the boy go
peaoably. Lowe refused, when Langston said
"we will have him any way" and from this
moment he showed his true purpose and de-
sign.
Here reviewed the evidence of witnesses,
showing that Langston had said in answer to
a remark that there was a large crowd, ayes,
they have turned out we'll" Yes, they had
turned out well, for that old buzzards Hrst Of
Oberlin, where the negroes who arrive over the
underground railroad are regarded as dear
children-that nest had been broken into aud
one Of the brood had escaped. And these
Oberlin men who had boen taug 30 set at de-
fance the laws of the United States, rushed OIL
10 rescue the boy who had been taken That
was an army that old General Satan himself
might have selected from the chiefspirits of Hell
to fight against the power Of Earth and Heaven.
Langston said after returning to Oberlin, 1--WE
got the boy and brought him home" Now
Gentlemen has il not been clearly aud unques.
tionably shown that the defendant was actively
engaged in the rescue.
Leaving the question Of the evidence, the
counsel then spoke upon the legal questions
which give the right Of process to owners or
agents TO pursue and recover their fugitive
slaves, holding that the rescue was made from
Jennings assisted by Lowe But even if from
Love, then the second count of the ind ctment
charges that the rescue was made from Lowe.
The counsel closed with remarks upon the
interest which Charles Langston had in the
purpose of the rescue, being determined that
at all events and al hazards John should be
rescued aud should never be taken South, and
leaving the case for the Jury to beside ppOn.
The Court then delivered the charge to the
Jury, as follows
The defendant Charles Iangston is indict-
cd for rescuing fugitive slave, alleged TO be
the property Of John G. Bacon of Kpnhcky,--
His plea is not guilty aud il is upon the is
sue made by this plea that you are sworn 10
return verdict according 10 the evidence.
There is, perhaps, no severer test OF q iu-
roPs Integrity, or greater demand upon his
impartial Judgment, than when called upon
TO act IN case whore political pariialities
or prejudioes are invoked 70 sway his con
duct.
The gery nature Of our federal system is
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was but another subtle and efeclual mode of
accomplishing the rescue and bis urging tho
constable 10 serve the State warrant against
Jennings aud his assistants for kidnapping the
negro, after being informed Of his lawful cap-
ture, is claimed as conclusive of the defendants
cOmpclty in the rescue
In free State like Ohio, every human being
IN II, whether white or black, is presumed to be
free until different status is shown And hence
when one is restrained of his freedom by anotb.
er, resort in good faith to the ordinary forms
Of proceeding under the State laws, TO enquire
into the cause of such restraint or imprison-
ment, implies no wrong.
but when fugitive from labor is captured
and held in any of the modes and under the au-
thorily designated 10y The act of Congress of
1850, any interference by the State authorities
has no justification, nor can those be justif d
who invoke their interference, loheh hey knOlo
the taeitiUe IS thus held.
II Jennings seized and held the fugitive by
virtue of good aud sufficient power of attor-
nev executed for that purpose and was lawful
ly assisted by Lowe the justice of the peace
at Wellington, WIN issued a State warrant
against them for kidnapping such fugitive, WAS
acting IN matter over which he had no iuR 4.
dlctiOn. Aud il the defendant was inforuitil
and had knowledge of this condition Of thina8
and afterwards urged the execution of the war
rant for the purpose thereby, of liberatng the
fugitive, his conduct in this particular implica.
ted him as much in the common design of the
mob as if he had given his aid to the rescue by
physical force.
What the defendant said and what he did, in
relation to the rescue, has been detailed in the
testimony Of various witnesses, and this testi
mony has been so minutely brought to your at
tention By the counsel on both sides, as To re-
quire no further recapituIation.
have throughout regarded it as an acknoWl.
edged fact, (aud 80 conceded by the defendants
couucil) that an unlawful rescue of the negroes
was made.
For in legal contemplation, It matters not
whether he was released from capture by the
mob, or whether that release was effected by
threats and demonstrations OF violence It
would be an unlawful rescue as much in the
one case as in the Gather
With these rules of law for your government,
gentlemen, the case is now committed to your
hands Treat it as you would any other case
ingOlving the question of the guilt or innocence
Of = aan charged with a criminal violation of
the Law. All matters of fact in this controver-
sy aLe eXclpsigely for your consideration and if
irom Ca4etai and impartial review of the
proofs. you oOhe to the conclusion, beyond a
reasonable doubt, that the defendant is guilty
Of the offence charged, you will say so by your
verdict. But if the proof fails to produce that
conviction upon your minds you will return a
verdict of acquittal
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OrOaaaed January a. 1852 undsrs gensrsllau ora, STATE
Capital stock 5000 shares nc sac each,
secured BY heal Hsfnte a1en,o0O
. 0FFlCERs "a. wi SCHMIDT, President DR. "
MEYER Vice President, JAuOB MUELLER ssefelary.
% DIRECTION 10 W schmidt, q Mayer, H. Roier
" Meyer j. Washer, q. Leck, J. Mueller John A.
liiE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insures
i9,s ~ damage By hre of one yeaf aud less build
lnss toOds Wnfbs, merchandise etc Payment uf lussaa
shall be made ~ 60 days after loss aha have been az
and proved Not more than 5000 will be insur
Ohc, No ~ AtwateT Block (up tairsl sunsror street
VI. RIOS. Aesnt lapl6R2 lYl JOHN WAGNER, Pres.
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Boots ano 5bOts.
Of What I'd Sing

Of What I'd Sing.
Were 70 sing rs poets do
IWould be not of love, but love Of Shoe"
Not Of the Ladies, but Of their sinners
Not OF their eyes, but OF their GaiisrS;
Of every form and every feature
To please the most fastidiOus creature
Aud Gsntemen will hmd their tpsar
Is marufaGi uted with much care;
Aud Chidr too ure furri, he'd soisg
or every grade by II. q. SHoLRs
Tome ligl, come low come rich. come poof
And buy 20 r Shoes at SHOLES' STORE
~ large stock Of BOOTS 4 SHOES Of every ds
g pton constantly hand all Vt which will be sold Al
inc l1West po'siple prices az y. " SHOLES',
epiEe No. ni Superior Street
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spttioI Nottfts.
MATRIMONIAL.
les OF ruE USnrD STATES 4.

70 THE LADIES' OF THE UNt1ED STATES:
II has been good fortune TO restore TO health many
thousands OF my couury-womeu
My success has excited the malice OF the envous and
aousi but their prosecutions lave served ouly extend
nd ostab sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
nave fallen my pathway from the lar sufferers whom
ihayo relieved. solung am held in aTectonaie ard
haukul remembrance by hose who have experienced my
,kl can sOr Iespise he efforts Of mischief max ers
ud slanderer
My friends repeatedly urged me place my med
clue for producing meustruatn within the reach Of he
Ladies of the United Staes but indsposton enter
ield 50 occupied by quacks with their pornciou uostrus
aud fear that uuincped countereiters might palm upon
vented from esahhshu; agencies for the sale OF my
AAIlE DE FEMME," in the United States
Alast yield to the entroatos Of patients and friends
aud offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
Whch has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "ANlE DE FENNiE"I
need only say that it's in liquid FORM aud such
as have used in practice IN France for years and
that it has mover failed to secure a satisfactory result
The annie dc Femme" aud dsruai ion stand in the re
stion OF aud effect 1t alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual flow where never has existed aud to
restore it where hes been from uny cause suppressed,
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper drec
each bottle of the Amie de Femue" will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie dc Femme" at the Proprotor's prices
auIO d&wly6
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6otels.
DUMA S
Gobatro au0 GiQacs.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Whole sale and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in HswItps Steam Power block, West st.
near Causl Bastu Cleveland Ohio. nc26dly R2n
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Attachment Notice.

Bndge Henderson plaintiff Before Coo II Renham,Esq
The Buffalo SOD stats Lin' tisyslspSiq owls ~ Gays,
H. n. Co., deile hosa Co.. Ohio.
ON THk 26IH DAY OF APRIL,
met the aDoyo ucuoa og ne sum ol handIei aud
dfY dollars PAtRE WADE, Pln's Auy,
+ ClsVsiand April Ash, lsss, abrSO.iwasl
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
- City and County Of New Yort-Mmgarct Reubeu vii
liam r. Oge, Julia Oge and Cora c. Tslu,adge against Ro-
bcrf s. Buchanan aid Elizabeth g. Buchanan his wife, and
Peter H. Duncan summons for Belief TO the named
deendAnts You are hereby summoned gDd
day Of february 1889 IN tho chce The CLERK The city
county 1T New York at the City Hall IN said city Of New YORK
copy Of your the sai cor 1ain or
subscriber at his Once, No 80 William sree IL ysId oty
In twenty days after the service o this yoa excu-
sye u tho Of fuc aervcej aad you fail the
said complain within the Time sforesld the panns IN this
Will hs Court for the relief demanded
compln Daied New York, FEB. 49, 1859
gQJIS MoRRH plainpas atterney, 80 WahAm street,
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UCTI0N EOTIOE.-A LARGE AFD VALUABLE Al
"A sortmen OF househ lid furniture removed for
OF SALE comprising mahogany bookcases wardrobes
washstands chairs tablea SOFAS lounges pier and mansei
glasses panofores chandeliers bedseads hair and os.r
mattresses bosers pillows counter show cases do
caDerv glasses and also satsfy
top wagon oil paintings and lot Of cngavngs aso one
gold watch BY order of Charles Atkinson, Constabe ale
win take place O'Clock at las Spring street. Wooster
THOS. n tCONNAUGHTON, Aucuonef &C.
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UCTI0N NOTICE.-A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS
and ocoth will be sold, at auction Friday lin tuee
l0 O'Clock at Is Bowery consisting Of IS pieces Of
pieces ma1il <, 90
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED %, OF MEANS POSSESSING
"A emabe disposition and good moral character de
corresponding with young lady years of
with view 10 matrimopy fortune object but be vel
educated. Address W. H. r., box 20l Post Office
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Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
IN for Directors of the American Atlantic Pacific
Ship Company, will be held at the office The Company
city Of New York OF Monday the ID day of May next
from u 10 O'Clock p. n
JOHN 7. YELvERTON, President.
ISAAC @. LEA Secretary.
new YORK, March l, 1859.
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DRY GOODS, 60.

DRY GOODS, &c.
VxYmKRR BROrHExs. - AND DUAhU SRRkH1.
w 1--we removed IRON Is John areee . " sore
N AND 81 Do ANk SrRsbfs
dive donsS wek Of BF0adwAyl
WAsss ney heye opseed isrSs 90 wen rsecsoe R'0
Cpumnrians F{bboua and Glks,
Yrench and American n0worA.
Blonde LAGOS and rucke1
Straw goods ID. 40.
WhScA ey or st hs lowes psea and TO which they peg
can hs attention Of Nc trade Auction sAes regularly aeno
Cd n
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7 osT-A GOLD RHEAsTPIE. on SUNDAY AFTER
IL uoon In passing Lexington aud Madison and
Thf.h The dnde- Nil rewarded by leaving
10 Lexington
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MAYNARD AUCTIOkEHR xo,,,-o,, -
"A. AUCTION SALE OF MAGklF lCENr hooShhoLu


A. 16o4ios SALE A s S$$S;S icEsr HOUSEHOLD
Superb drawing room octave panotOre boskcsss.
90 psv %ns: aAr' bronze and 0'n'u
At the large dwelling No 81 West Twenty sixth street,
bes furniture offered Al
Catalogues at the house on morning Of sale.
Sale to commence at IL G Sasi,6 Ysssi'sly
Richly carved rosewood su covered in maroon sk bro.
rosewood qnaree tables and bookcase lined with
ladies' work table enoosneur TIksS and rscnins chairs
octave nsd with pearl made oy city Mskss stool
clocks ensravings rich curtains Paran saiuess
he
eres; stauary painting music The sessons French
m.h bronze and or%S ohasdssr ds Brackets la.
hat stand 0H'l0sA' stair ' saSso CD;
Rosewood bureaus marble tops and PLATE sas. nsSsads
feather beds blankets sheets oounepanss quil book
and Sas walnut sofas wasS
mirrors, &c. ,,,v,,,, noo,,
Fourteen feet extension dining table deboads buffers
and stand chairs dumb waiter French china dinner and
IVORY banoe knives and forks napkin rings rich cut glass
and dessert STANDS. glass vine bottles &c.
arge assortment Of basement and kitchen furniture WITT
UCTroN EorIcE-BRowNE NICHOLS WILL SELL ELI
two bay horses fifteen hands high years old.
sound and kind, with one pair double harness.
ALSO
One sorre sixteen hands, eight years old SOUND aud
gon harness. wagon single seated do
double and single harness, blankets, whips, &C.
UCTION NOTICE. - ADMINISTRATORS SALE
e. BROWNE NICHOLS vii sell on Thursday, March ~.
at l0 O'Clock IS Nassau street. the balance OF
safety lamps remaining on hand ana belonging
to an estate sale p0''4'SS X Ss5READY, Administrator
ALSO,
few plated silver crockery and glass,
bags coffee chests tea TO close an account
a j. BI.EECKER son Il co. WILL SELL, ON THURS
a. day. March TO- Mt IL o'clock. at the Merchants' Ex-
change, -
The four brown stone English basement house ana lot
south street. All feet west Second
l66x03 House three deep papered throughout
all the modern improvements &C. perfect order;
Sc remain Cards Of admiration, &C. at the
uoneers office, No Broad street
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIO NEER-BY
"A s BOGART Friday March IL, at l01 O'Clock at the
lion No North William street household furniture
account Of former removed from Fourth street FOR
convenience mahogany ete tees sofas mahogany
sells and carpets also wood paror SUITS also the
effects of restaurant counters tables chairs crockery and
glassware; also one coach, DC &C.
a r. THOMPSON, AUCTIONEEK AND COMMISSION
n house. 02 Nassau street. second floor will give his
auction OF household furniture watches jewel
and AL knos OF property, will advance money buy
out.
A NJ MERwIN AUTIONEER.
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T,fE SUBSCRIBER TAFRH THIS METHOD OF MAKING
the acquaintance with view 10 marrage OF young
lady widow She must be educated good looking mild
and amiabe disposition, home in The kitchen well
the psrlor The advertiser graduate 80
Der Of church. OF respectable appearance mild cheerful
disposition and possessed OF means hayng good
Herald 0nlce, -
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1EAsS MEETING or
M New York Mr. At
meeting Of the Delegates
on Saturday. the tsta, n
Hall, ~ Grand street, VI
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ALBERT II. NICoLAY, AUCTIoSEyI

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIOEEEE
n b. ALBERT Il NfCOLAY. Office No 4 Proad sree
Regular auction scs Of rs and bonds ever and
Thursday (which have been the regular Ie
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchanre ~''-' ." '~|a
Stocks and bonds bought and private sale and Al the
BrokfB Board on commission Interest allowed IN donositu
and dvdesde collected large variety Of and ns
stocks also other securities constantly hand Al
eALET DAY AT l2iS O'ULOCK SEE CATaIOsGE'
& large list OF securities viii be offered.
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DOG SIGNALS.-TO THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
providing signals the safety ships
10 fog. would be GLAD to exhibs alarm have in
for which have patent that will prove
superior ythng that has employed this
purpose addressed further particulars
NJ $50 Broad~ ay 80 and ~. LEON LIE ENBERG
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ENGLIsH ROUND OF oORNED BEEF FOR DINNER
70 Gay also rosst beef aud plum pudding, at HAY
~ rne street Prime Kennett ale draught pale
~ ana koncoa portu, al drawn fSvm I've wood ~"
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EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONRER.
~ Household furniture, by +. r. H. SCHENCK this day,
Thursday, 10th inst 10Y O'Clock, at the salesroom IS
Nassau street. large and selected stock elegant household
furniture removed for convenience Of SALE Comprising ee
gaDuy rosewood parlor suits brocate bocsde
quet and pl1sl elegant rosewood mahogany bed
teads bureaus and washsands marble side aud
elegeres solid chamber and dining furniture,
rosewood secretary and library bookcases velvet Brussels
and ingram carpets also two superb gilt frame French plate
nante glasses three mahogany panOrtes mirrors paintings
&c elegant rosewood octave plane
forte, with carved legs. city
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NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Ga
The favorte steamship FLORIDA Cant Gro veil will Ieave
on saturday. March ~ at NJ from pier North
Tickets be had for the following places low "a Nv
any other steamer from New York accommoda
tons superior.
merry, Ala $50; Atlanta Ca So; Albany, Ca, 52i Column
ba, Ga, SAB; Macon Ga S2l; Augusta so; Savannah S
The Star of of the SOUTH Capt Lyon succeeds on Wedns-
day March 10, at L. NJ.
For freight assagc apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL. SON.
3 Broad sy
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-AN ONYX SEAL RING, ENGRAVED WITH A
IL squirrel and moo supposed to have been dropped
Eighth car between Thirty hh street and Leonard
street. Wednesday morning. The finder whl be lperally
rewarded returning 1t to j. Barrow 22l West Thirty
fifth street.
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NEW YORK, MARCH Q. ls59.-THE LIFE MEMBERS
IN and life directors of the American Society for
ing the condition of the Jews will hold meeting 81
Bible at r. M thursday. March 10, complete
organization under the provisions Of the charter the sosty
the call of JsO. FORSYTH, Pre- 3ident.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUOTIONEER-OM PAINT.
~ nga-By T. +. H. SCHENCK, on riday. llh inst, 1t
lok ocoe6 81 their sassroom IS Nassau street collection
landscape marine historical and scriprx subjects BY Ou
yenbere ostade Bssseaus Hemskirk Bendor Coens Col
Lampe, Kuhne and many others Also the large fine land
scape by De Cou. The paintings exhibition and
will be sNod peremptoriy for cash.
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CToLEN-oN THE ?Tu OF MARCH, soRREL MARE,
- about l6 hanos high has white stripe her forehead
al tail bump her lett eg between her kuces and
stiff Joint suitable reward will he given for
that viii lead TO her recovery at Al Mott street. stablng the
above place.
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THE PIANOFORTE MAKERS OF
friday, the 18th inst, will be held Q
ND OF the COMMITTEES of Finance, and
mas meeting at the Social Reform
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
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r osr-oN MonDAY. VI Rcu7. IN a WILLIAMSBURG

7 OsT-OH SUNDAY. MARCH 6, IL GOING THROUGH
II one block Of Clinton place sixth and Greenwich
Charles street through Charles Greenwich street,
from Charles IN Bu eghh to West Fifteenth
ST. between Eighth and Ninth avenues gold bracelet much
valued keepsake The finder vii be rewarded and
the thanks of the leaving sending the 100
Clinton place
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DEoPOsAIs -OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
i Almshoue March 1889 To slaters-Sesed proposals
will be received by the Governors OF the at their
Office rounda Park untl 2 O'Clock Of the tn inst,
slstipg Of Island Hospital Blackwells lsand
The specification for the above be at their Office
and bans forms OF proposals. and further Information obtain
ed The Governors TO themselves The right
and AL proposals deemed by them advantageous the
department
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A ture o. carpets, oicloths AcJ0HN w. B0RLEy anc.
uoneer win sell this day. AZ O'Clock 467 Canal sreet
Hudson bedsesds washsands sofas sofa bes
wstdrobes chairs mahogany and other tables hair oer
mattresses lounges carpets oco,hs rocking chairs BOOKING
gasses 1000 Havana segHrs, &C. by order OF WILLIAM
CVLk6 and JOHN VILUEk, sdmipistrAtQJs
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A DNTNIMRAToR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM.
"a ture.W. O. ALBUkTUS, auctoneor will sell ibr dsv
at O'Clock at fi6 Canal stree. yario large
mept Of sofas bureaus, washsnds orocferg Brnss,
gran o1rpets rugs hair and other sscH s1v,
glass and kitchen ware kale pofitye
r. COvrON, Admiuisirator
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IIFNRY VI. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER- sALESROOM q
II Nassau street-nESaY II. LEEDS co. viii sell, ut
auction thursday March TO- ut IL O'Clock the evening,
National Academy Tenth Broad
celebrated gallery of pictures painted Ferdinand
Rictard comprising in EUROPE and America,
taken from nature including his great vie Of the Mammoth
Cave Of Kentucky and the Upper Mississippi They be
ahmed above and evenings 10 the SALE
They will be absolutely sold without he will
shortly return TO Europe publish his great work American
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A NJ MERwIN, AUTIONEER.
n. By BANGS, MEKWIN h CO-rrade sale.
Rooms Is Park row.

= y
Standard books large collection of
publications general literature, including choice
works and variety of illustrated books also large
IN O aesical and school books, &c.
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coz REwABD.-LosT, ON TUESDAY EVENING IN
LC gong from BROOKLYN via South ferry up broadway e
the 81 Nicholas Hotel trunk marked A. X B. N York
The above reward will be paid s delivery at s. South
street. A r. BLANCHARD.
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nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNIrED
win leave for Havre touching southampton 70 land the m
No 81 North river, foot of Beach This ship
water tight compartments enclosing the engines that tho
and the pumps being free to work the safety Of the vessel and
the voyage should be sent board the day before san
marked Below For freight passage apply TO W. &
DRAYTON, agent. No. Broadway.
N.B1he steamship Fulton viii succeed the Arago and
sail April 30.