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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

KossuTu AND HUNGARY. IN ossuth has sent II
| etter to n number of gentlemen residing in Glas-
POW, Scotland. in reply to an inquiry whether, IN
he prcsct juncturc Of affairs he considers that
public expressions of appreciation and sympathy
i'or tho Hungarian cause might be conducive to
he good ofhis country The question NJ Kos
mth answers warmly in the Affirmative The re-
,ults of the war in Italy -ho says-lhe subsequent
movement in Hungary. Transy lyanin, and Groa-
tin, conformity with tho general Dissatisfaction
throughout the whole Of tho Austrian empire,
wen Tyrel Included, and the utter heplossncss
{ f its government. have within the lust four
months not only raised the Hungarian question to
, Urgent European import, but in reality endowed
i with the character of burning question "i the
9, my. Francis Joseph is now both the nuisance
.nd the sick man OF Europe; and tho pcrversi,y
she stupidity, and consequent rottenncss of the
,ystem of government, is hurrying tho house If
. Austria to that destruction to which they nro
!, doomed by their crimes. 1t son the sword, and
i lie sword alone, that the Emperor relics for his
l. nfety; but the word-trusting Emperor has no
|, uonev, and his army Viii not save him. If for
ign Intervention does not hia,, nothing will
/ The mature ripeness for freedom, Kossuth argues
Ii conclusion. is manifested in unanimty of tho
Movement for there are no longer any parties in
j hungary, other than the party OF patriots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

FRoM WAsmIN0roN. ashngton, Feb. TO-
The Postofice bill just passed lcGalixes the pay
nent OF 81 ISL 900 for tho compensation of the
oostmasters clerks and incidental expenses for the
year ending with December, leaving the remain
I, Ter Of the four millions appropriated hject Ito
/ Ne immediate order OF the Postmaster General
Several DAYS, however, will eapse before the nee
,ssary forms can be prepared for transferring the
arger amounts appropriated out OF the treasury
or tho use Of the department. The certificates of
Indebtedness will be paid in the order in
which they were filed in the department, and the
,ther debts in tho order in which they accrued
The amount Of interest to be paid ON the deferred
payments to the contractors will be about 500 600
Two hundred and iity-six bills and resolutions
merely Tor the purpose of reference were introdu
ed in the House to day. larger number than
were ever before introduced in q single day
There were forty-six introduced yesterday under
he call made on the several States. No previous
10 pportunity had been presented for the members
to empty their 'litical budgets
Augustus Wotles, formerly one of the editors
'of the Herald of Freedom. and an old friend of
10 I'm Brown. arrived here to-day, and will, during
the week. give his testimony before the lIarper's
Fe Try investigating committee.
A committee. consisting Of Messrs. Hammond,
II, inter and Hamlin. on the part of the Senate
an d Messrs. Keitt, TRAN, Garnett. Adral and
W ebstcr, on the part Of the House. was appointed
by the respective branches Of Congress 10 make ar
ra,,gements for the inauguration Of Mills equess
tri an statue of Washington on the ODD.
The Senate in executive session to-day ratified
the treaty between the United States and Paraguay
and confirmed the nomination of General " htney
as collector Of the port of Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

TIE PECK DrrALCATioN.-AS the iHves j cations
proceed, tins case assumes new aspects, inasmuch
rs it appears that >ryernl oi the notes have been
counted twice. aad in one instance four times
1t is now generally estimated that Peck's entire
Indebtedness is about $4,000. OF this amount
100000 is to be accounted Tor in the position Of
treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

JrpGE DouGtAs AND liRN,Spo WooD-Wash
n.tnn, Fob Ii. lNudge Douglas, IN response toa
note from Fernando Wood, denies the truth Of the
ncwsp.p per statement that the latter when TIE for
mcr was in New York pledged his entire dcldga-
tion 10 tie Senator from Illinois, in the Charles
sur Convention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

ExTiNGUIsHING VEsUvius.--Some of the Ger
mnh joul nails announce seriously that company
ot English capitalists have made application 10
the King of Naples. for concession for the ex-
tinction of Vesuvius. The principal seat Of the
lire OF that volcano is situated several thousand
feet below the level Of the sea. BY cutting a ca
nal which would carry tire waters into the crater
/ the hre would be completely extingushed. md
the opers'on, which would cost only 1000, 000f
would restore 70 cultivation land OF ten timss that
value.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Senator Doug las has been again dangerously i'll.
No les, than five physicians werSi in attendance
upon him on Tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Judge Bell, the Seuatsr from the Chester and
Delaware districts. has introduced into thu
Pennsylvania State Senate resolution inviting
the members of the Virginia Legislature to visit
Pennsy lvania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Sine" the House of Representatives oisanizsl a
vast number Of applicants have been iutentlv oc-
cupicl in studying az Ptp ct lie Congress-" in its
Washngtnnan translation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
Douglas and the Presidency.

The Washington Correspondent OF the New
York Express, says that.
An accn. Of the Illinois Dongasitcs is here,
Nth sixty thousand dollars. said to have been
raised mostly in Illinois, to be expended IN secu-
ring the nomination of Judge Douglas at Charles
ton. The agent will proceed to Charleston IN
lew days to make his arrangements.
We arc at loss to know how this sum is to DO
Expended
1t is more than sufficient to provide the requi
site good cheer to put the Convention in state
of uproaD and confusion, equal to that Of tho
Cincinnati gathering, as described so graphically
/ by Col BEsroS; whilst, to buy votes outright,
after the most approved Democratic sty'c ID
would scarcely average sixty dollars n head
urely, the enlightened suifragans Of the Democra'
c rate their votes higher than that We shall zee
neither purse Of sixty thousand will prove to
b o sweepstakes at the Charleston races. Does
u obody bid higher'
Tnr FRxScu TARIFF iioa may betorn-
ed Of the high protective--or rather prohi6'fo'y
sysem--of French import duties. now to be re-
duccd from tho following facts, which merely
nnmo articles not admitted. only upon terms
that aclrally c.olud, them. This system was
originated by tho fret Napoleon. who cndeayorcd
to render France Independent Of all other nations.
Cotton manufactures ofnl kinds boots and shoes;
glnss, soap. carriages, cambrics, &c. Nearly all
manufactures of iron are prohibited: cotton dick
is entirely prohibited but hemp or fax duck il
admitted under duty ofeshtcen dollars per one
hundred pounds. Upon sperm candea duty OF
twenty cents per pounds imposed, aud upon
stearne three and half cents pound. tnnc'a
pny duties Of twenty to twenty dollars per
ono hundred pounds; coffee nino cents u pound;
cotton yarn six cents pound;raw cotton one cent
seven mills pound; rosin ono dollar per barrel;
tar and pitch sixty four cents to ono dollar per
barrel lcaf tobacco is in its importation and sale
government monopoly, no person being allowed
10 import it and none to sell it, except those who
purchase the article from tho agents o! the gov
ernment- Unmnnulacured wool pays duty OF
twenty per cent. nd ,alorem, only, but wool'9
manuiactnres are required to pay eighteen dollars
and fifty cents TO nineteen dollars and fifty cents
per hundred pounds-in effect prohibited, MS
wooden hosiery is positively. But these arc only
a few samples Of the very anticommcrcil French
Tariff In future the above mentioned gooaswil
pay small specific duties, and raw materials viii
DO charged the merest tr0e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

We present The virginian to our readers this
ne..;se ,..Ssr psr saspises, and such as will
;ussify passing notice. For the arst time in the
history Of tbe Lyschburg Press, we send out .
newspaper printed BY the application Of water to
mechanical psrpoees.
We have constructed q small water wheel. which
does not rent an inch stream Of water, and yet
drsss car Adams press beautifully. and at almost
any rate ofspeedws desire. The water 10 convey
cd BY small pipe from the reservoir. and the
wheel being encased in a.wooden box 50 as to pre-
vent any splash. the waste water is carried Of
70 ne ssxer 10 the street.
TIE wheel xas patented and putup by Mr.. Jno
7. Hughes q. Appomattox. Our friends are in
vited 20 ell and examine the arrangement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Brother GREELT is greatly exercised about tho
castigation administered by Col. Edn,undson, Of
Virginia to Beau" Hickman Of Pennsy lvania.-
The philosopher has no doubt fellow feeling with
the hapless wight Of Pennsylvania having real
ICED the same bitter experience, and it. is there
fore, not ut oil remarkable That he should have
Tribune, and deduced great mural from the con-
duct of Southern DULLES"
We have no justification to offer for the conduct
of Col. Edmundson. believing that all such exhi
bition at the National Capitol, and amongst the
high fanctionafes of the nation, tend to lower the
standardof public morals and Disgrace US in tAe
estimation of the civilized world.
We were Of the few perhaps in the South,
whocondemned the attack upon Su@ner, believing
that the time and place were singularly inappro-
pirate for such demonstration; whilst admitting
all the while. that Summers spsech was the most
outrageous and disreputable ever delivered in the
Senate Of the United States; for which he dcserv-
cd to have been expelled from the body. or at least
to have been prescribed the social intercourse of
every u,hern gentleman.
Likewise, the speech Of Hickman, made to
rsbble in the streets of Washington a few even
ings SINCE. was OF those public exhibitions
whose effects recoii upon those who make them,
and DO nobody else any injury.
Hickman pronounced verdict upon himself
that the public viii not be slow to confirm, and
having spoken himself a biackguard. was-unwor..
thy the notice of gentleman.
His Indecent and libelous allnsions to the whole
State " Virginia. did not probably find echo
in the hearts ID any ether persons thar those Of
the drunken. rabble that called him out, and the
dirty seaseugers Of the Northern Press, who. lik'
Greeley. are engaged in the anpatriotic and hell
ish work ef arraying ssetinn against section
ThessA slius. whilst indulaipg their yells Of exc
eratiss - ~ conduct Of what they dsnominst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

DAIRY FARMS on THE PRAIRiEs- correspond.
ent gives the following as the results of an Illinois
dairy farm, owned by Nj. Sayory of De KALI
county. lie says
Il" The cows did not have "fres range" on the
prarics but were kept in ten, ed fields, and af. or
August had poor feed and scanty supply of wa.
ter Mr.. Sayory thinks that with good keeping
and wel.selected cows hc increase this pro.
duct tally onethird. The gross income per COW
for the season was S24; of cheese, 2l0 pounds,
and Of butter, 10 pounds, making, Tor fity cows.
10000 pounds of cheese and 500 pounds of but.
ter which, selling at home for 10 to II cents per
uiy I'm i,ll,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

Description MERCHANDISE TO Petersburg To City
-=---. or Richmond. Point.
firs, Class per 100 pounds go, "a Gents / IA Cant.
second Class per 100 pounds. S7h ~
Fourth 90 33oo a.
Manufactured Tobacco q 100 ms 20 "a
Leaf Touacco per 100 pounds. % "a
Flour per barrel. ............ az az
Wheat per bnsiiel ............. IA *
Az articles consigned to the Agent City Point will he ship
P ny MN by steamers FIRST class vessels drccted and
charge. ~ '' """i'' r.
For classification goods and other information appy 10 the
Agent at L!nchburg. H. D. DIrb Sunt
ieb l6-2m ' NNF
10 Merchants and others informed that tn,
ouSae railroad Company have made arrangements
hc draynge done between their Depot points Of city
az he same rates as changed and from
Railroad Depot w n CpICG gant
inNuhsuhG, Feb. II, $780, S. s. K X. ca.
RALED lIAY-For saie by
- sh l'is JAMES BOYD b co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

~ NlLASN
tNetAs AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The property of a family le aying for Europe
This day Tuesday, December Is at l0S nr1r 1T As Wes
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ~ enues
Rosewood taTlor suits covered In brvcatel, .s.F#H
Superb "a, octave rosewood Pianoforte
Rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture, suite,
Solid oak Buffet and Extension Table
Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace Curtains
China, Glass and Silver Ware,
Oh Paintings by eminent artists
Etegeres Centre Tables and Bookcase
The auconeers would call the particular attention OF their
friends and the public. W.M 0.. aaHA
The catalogue comprises the largest and richest assortment
OF Household Furniture offered auction this The
furniture all made order for present owner by city
makers less than six months and Is Of the best de-
scrpton. Catalogues the house morning OF sale
Drawing consist Of carved rosewood Etegercs
marble tops French plate doors and backs Work Table IN
Laid with pearl rosewood Centre Tables, satuary marble
tops two fun suits Drawing room Furniture ELEGANT
covered To three coored satin brocade ana ace
tans SIX light ormolu bronze Chandeliers; pier ana mant
Mirrors rich gilt frames sevres and Dresden china vases
round and finished all round nlad with and solid
earl Keys; rosewood Stool cloth Cover sheet and book
Music; Hatstand Oicloth Brussels stair Carpets &c
carved rosewood Bedstead style OF Louis
XIV Bureaus Commodes 10 match: Wardrobes Dress
Tables Couches Arm Chairs Curtains Shades
Pallasses. feather Beds Bosers
Pillows Blankets Sheets Quilts Counterpanes china Toilet
Sets oval Mirrors Dining Furniture Also Kitchen
Utensils. Cash deposits required Of purchaser.
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MILITARY u.

A MOTHER VETERAN OF 1919 GOsE.-BRoTHERS
n You are smnmoned - attend the funeral Of
brnther soldier, VIM. Butler aged years at the
battle u baltimore IN the BIZ IyTwcnty
militia that fought bravcy North Point The funeral
,sk, place this tfussdy Dec ~ At one O'Clock NJ from
his te residence, No 81 Thompson Let
gtiend with the usual badge OF mourning last
homo confer ON a brother soldier. by ORDER
Gen ". RAYMOND,
ABM. DALLY, Colonel.
Isaac ". PnyfE, Adjuiant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18
A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS
IA ROSEWOOD PARlpR, DINING ROOM,

A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS
IA ROSEWOOD PARLpR DINING ROOM
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
costly Bronzes valuable Landscape and Historical Paintings
elegant Mantel Vases mosaic marble PedStals marble Stu
ary rch Silver Ware Panoforte elegant Chandeliers &C.,
contained in the
residence l52 West Twenty first street,
a few doors from the seventh avepSe
The whole to be positively sold without Hserve.
This TUESDAY, afternoon, Al two O'Clock precisely.
The contents Of the house consist in part Of solid
wood Paror Suit of crimson and gold
brocade suit OF pieces covered rich bouquet velvet
and full suit in silk velvet-a three suits
made 10 order and first class large French Mante and
Pier Mirrors daask and lace Curtains rosewood Eegeres
Centre and Sofa Tables Bronzes statuary Paintings
wood Bedsteads Bureaus elegant hair Mattresses and Bed
Glass Portable Heater rich Carpets with everything adapted
TO fashionable furnished residence Sale positive without
regard " weather and no postponement.
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TENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTiOSEER.
Peremptorv sale Of
ElaCanf rv,aIa ~. ls,,r~ Uahas a..

EIrgHnI mAdl| MS, NODea,
On "Wednesday. December 10, at III O'Clock
At the saiesfvonns, No So Pine street
Being the entire stock 81 wholesale furrer 10 be sold
without reserve Tor cash. The comprises SPLEEN
did arrortment q real Russia and Hudson bay Sable scts
rich dark real Mink Sets Royal Ermne Fitch siberian
Collars, Gloves e.drens Furs &C: also OF Wolf
Bear, Fox Buffalo and other Robes warranted fresh aud
free from moth Goods view and catalogues ready
morning of sale 81 Pine street near Broadway
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTIoN NOTICE
n NJ O. EDEY AUcrIOSEER
PERENPTORY SALE OF vEHIcLES,
ON MANUFACTURERS ACCOUNT
will sell this day uesday) at twelve O'Clock GO
Cedar street. opposite the Post Office large number OF We
hces make and hnsh which the exgency OF the
times requires to be sold without reserve.
CRocKERY sALE-P. H. VAN ANTWERP, AUCTION.
street. Tuesday, Dec IL large lot Of
English Toys arrived, which must be Sold also large
lot Of g common and Rockingham Ware.
nUTcH BULBS AT AUCTION PRICES FIFTEEN
IL cases Hyacinhs and Lilies cents Tulips Iris Mar.
each; Gladioas Renuncula ~, cents each;
Crocus 30 cents per hundred Address call r. MUIR
RAY, lS9 Pearl street. a.#*
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
II SUPERB COLLECTION OF VALUABLE
= OIL PAINTINGS,
AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Selected by Mr. A. Huyvetter during visit the
art studios OF Europe, among which wiz be found the
works OF
EUGENE yERBOECKHOvEN, FD. DE BRAcKLIER,
H'Y sCHAEFFELS, VAN SEvERDoNCK,
KoEk.Kt3Ex, MoERESHoUT,
CHAPMAN, WOUVERMANS,
Comet, scharp, Redig, Boynham, &c &C.
Each Painting signed, them the
tee and ce tfcate Of the artist
TO be sold at auction by Messrs E. ?. II. SCHENCK,
the evenings Wednesday and Thursday Dec 10
the galleries OF the National Academy of Design, in Tenth
street. between Broadw and Fourth The above
luabe and beautiful coeMon Is free exhibition from
sA NJ until 10 r. NJ each day and evening. until the
whenshey will be positively sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A LARGE SALE OF
INDIA RUBBER TOYS AND BALLS
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 co, Auctioneers
No. 2 and II Park place and No Murray street.
VIII sell,
WEDNESDAY, Dec 10 at IL O'Clock.
$50 CASES
INDIA RUBBER TOYS.
Dolls, Doll Heads,
Dogs, Lambs,
Cats Chickens Ducks,
And great variety Of other articles In the line,
together with
10 cases India Rubber Balls
All buyers az holiday goods invited 10 attend this
sale being the first large sale of these goods offered
Catalogues ready carly on morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18
HENRY h. HERTS, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
Ii FUKS, FURS, FURS.

Is, T
At No. 70 sixth avenue, between 18th and 18th
Being the entire surplus furer
comprising elegant Mink Sable Ernine Fitch Squirrel aud
other Coaks, capcs, Tippeis. Collars ycorinns. Nuts
Cuffs chdren's aul gents fars Robes &c Every article
warranted ircsa aad free from moth, and to be posyy
sold without any reserve FOR cash
IJERNY GREEN, AUCTIoNEER--DRY AND FANCY
Ii Goods, furs, Watches, Jewery, &cfhs day, 0is
O'Clock a. the stone 3i William iargAlO Of aud
Fancy Goods furs Nicor.nes cuffs MuGs Canes
sery, Gloves 40 pairs Boots and Shoes several valuable gold
and siver Watches, Jewelry, &c
On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ~,
at D o'clock at tho store Groceries Wines Liquors. chner
l'fudc CAainfagncs, 800 segars CASKS Kegs SURE
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
~ Supreme Court sale In partition
OF VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY

OF VALUABLE BhOOkLfN PROPERTY,
under the direction OF II. Emmett, Esq, Referee.
A. J. BLEECKER son Co will sell Thursday Dec
20 at o'clock ut the Commercial Exchange opposite City
Hall, Brooklyn,
Nine parcels OF Land with dwellings and buildings thereon
situated on the southeast corner Of Concord and Washington
streets Size OF plot % LOTS 1854 and Il64x237 feet
Will be sold in separate parcels Terms made known at
time Of sale
Maps giving full description be had at No. Pine
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A UCTI0N SOTIcE.--M DOUGHTY, AUCTTONEER'
n VIII se this day tuesday, December IS It lns O'Clock
saesroon 3 Nassau street. Fancy Goods suitable Tor IN
Holidays, consisting OF decorated French China Se a.
pieces DO Teea tee Sets do Vases, motto coffee Cups aud
sauccrs bque Figures, flower VASES. Shadss and Stands
Candaeras with bisque figures, Caa spitloons crystal
cut aD1 30 eau Decanters wine bottles Champagne
Glasses wine do, crnt do 1bets Sc the whole be per-
emptoiy sold also anc line OF Oh Paintings Gne gold
frames
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

A RICHARDS, AucTIoNEER.-6oo CASES BOOTS,
IA. Shoes and Iubbers at auction, by RICHARDS
WHITING. Wednesday, December 10 at l0 O'Clock, at
store A Corandt street This sale will comprise
ment of Winter Goods and will be worthy the attention OF city
and country dealers Catalogues the morning of SALE
- -
A r. THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER.-SKATES,F FANCY
n. Goods, on Paintings, Clocks perfumery Segars DC
this morning at l0 O'Clock at l75 Broadway and No Cor
landt street. Also elegant Shades Birds, Under
ents Stationery Fancy Brushes Toilet Soaps Meerschaum
&c
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A UCTIoN SALE
"A OF DIAMOND GOODS,

"A OF DIAMOND GOODS
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c, &c.
A. NJ CR1STALAR auctioneer will offer for sale Fri
day. 2ls inst at lo O'Clock at his saesrooms . Bowey
choice and valuable line of fine Diamond Goods, being the
stock of importer retiring business comprising
in part ladies' fine gold IS diamond sapphire cluster
and opal Sets ladies' and gents diamond emerald single
stone and half hoop cluster Pins Rings Earrings and Studs
choice assortment of fine sapphire diamond Pins and Rings
several very single diamond Rings and Pins also
large assortment ladies' diamond enameled Watches
together with fine gold Chronometers double time and fine
Magic Levers also silver hunting Patent Levers silver hunt
ing ADenrs and Cylinders; large hot of gold Pencil Cases
and Pens Bracelets Rings Pins Earrings Sets Sleeve But
TONS &C. &c Catalogues sale. The trade and private
buyers respectfully invited attend the
peremptofy for cash, without reserve
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ASTgsOLCGY.


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not admitted
:
MADAMk RAY, 90 SEVENTH AVENUE, KEAE
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AT PUBLIc AUCTION.

A LsERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN co, AUcTIoNsERs
HOx sEuOlD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

u INDLfSG WOOD AT TWENTY CENTS, WHEN
N ten or more boxes are ordered Oak and pine by the
load, Which, desired, viii 10 sawed, sawed and spit
low rates at yard loot OF East Twenty third street