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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10
NJ o NJ An ERIE Nd.
E. cLARK's REVOLVING L0OPER DOUBLE
THREADED
FAMILY SEWING MA CHINE.

Everybody and his wife pronounce il the best in
world They will Stitch aud Hem Tuck and Fell Gath
or and Embrodcr, with perfection and are particularly
adapted TO Family Use.
They will sew an uds Of goods from the finest to the
colrsest better than any other Machine now eXtant and
may be used with excellent success In all kinds of,ght
leather work. Any person Of ordinary intelligence can
chimes are warranted and any person purchasing them
return them and get their money II after months
trial they do not prove satisfactory.
The following are among the advantages they possess
over all other Machines
lst They simple, strong and durable, easily UNI
derstood and managed and not liable to get out Of or
der.
3D. They use cotton from the ordinary spool without
rcwndiug, saving time, trouble and waste.
3D. The stitch is stronger and moro difficult TO rip
than any other made by machinery and superior TO the
best hand-scwng. The two threads double loopcd
into each and firmly tied aud knottcd at every stitch
dhey take the same stitch the celebrated Grover
baker Machine which is the best and most elastic stitch
| ever made
ith, They sew with Cotton Linen and silk thread
equally we'll
/ 9TH. They FINISH their work There is no occasion
Co astcn the threads nt either end Of the seam as
qurcd by all shuttle stitch machines
6h. Every Machine is made 90 run by hand or foot
power thus combining the advantages Of both methods
REFERENCES
We have large list Of references, but will give the
names Of only few who among the FIRST families
viz:
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Chicago H. and ST.
Louis, Mo-, having lately purchased one Of Raymonds
Latest Improved Patent Sewing Machines and used il
service do chccfuly recommend Il 70 all persons wish
fo rrhn 4 mi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

s1ANEs NOR NEW ENaLAND.

SLAVES FOR NEW ENGLAND.
President Lord Of Dartmouth Collegc has
boon writ;ng rcna,kahlo and poinfpl letter
90. ,,o,,ic,7on In Virgirio nm tbe ncgro opos-
t;on W. hovo loro 6ecn a,yorc of tbe STRANGE
ro,ct;onory and morbid Wow. of this distin.
an;.Lod odncator ~ Nov Fnq,,nd voutb-
-. 70 H.. ;Io, IS L0r,ar ,ro,,ress
oi uls leJcV"ou VI '"e '"'' VI ""'''" W Nc 80
bus oehei IN the genera uegenc'a'! vi 'ne
race, and ms love OF MI .a'nouh 'nc0'leS
ON the beauty oil SLAYER l-ouI we never sui,
posed he was looking forward 10 see lne 'oa.,
Hatlon OF ms dreary phon'asms ON tnis sou
trodden by the furl'an Fa'heIs' DuV even
Tor these fathers he mas terms Oh reproacn' anu
we may therefore readily inier that ne VIII
not scruplo to devote Their pos'erity 10 inc
horrors OF a worse condition oil sorVitude tnah
the world has yet known Inc iolio"lh8
extract from President Lord s letter viii speak
for itsef:--
without miracle see not but mat s'5re' ''W be
.aa "r 10 fc hn3a ~" y, M; me" r Any' ~ syc-
and possibly ~ ,-5rss conditions h1a rc no,r complain
g~ ,e'oeir. 60 &c south Why oot' IL our present
io, ,s. ,9, . ~ ,,,' ,.s,} y w. Tbcy me-
above It now HeHmpo4ei t,ees0r1nt q ireland 1ga
os, ,, 5r, ', ~ Z W ag 5igc ,syg,je
rqut' Shall have Coolies Or African. TO- hcw our
@ool ana t draw oar water A9a "h1t i9'n OF go,sf1,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

ID OBJ ATE URTS -
i State Of Nermont-Was hington District, S.
Probate Courts within and for the District aforesaid
will be holden at the Probate Office In Montpelier in
said District, Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court are
requested to attend to the said court days
GEORGE W. BAILEY, Judge.
December |, 1859 rs:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

~ The citizens of Benson, VT, recently
presented Judge Loyal C. KELLOGG, with a
superb gold-headed cane
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

A RICH CHuRcu.-The old South Church
in Boston, Massachusetts,, has an annual in
come from its real estate Of nearly $4,000.
1t has two ministers, and pays each of them
$1,000. 1t also supports free chapel, and
contributes literally to city missions and 9TH
er charities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

~ "What do you ask for that ere beast; "
Zone hundred and twenty-five dollars"
give you twenty-five
''Take him along 1t shan't be said that
spoiled good horse trade for hundred
dollars"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

BOLD RoDBERY IL WALL ST.. BANK
On Tuesday afternoon, just before the closing
ofbanking hours, a bold vobbery was pcrpotra-
ted in one of the banks in Wall street, New
York A young man had just drawn a large
sum from the bank, and was counting the
bills in front of the paying teller's desk, when
a person suddenly touched him on the should
err, exclaiming my young man, your coat
skirt is ON FIRE" Unthinkingly the youth
dropped his bills and proceeded to look after
his burning garment and personal preserva-
ton The accosting gentleman simultane-
ously proceeded to look after the bills and a
speedy exit, which he accomplished in double
quick time, taking the roll Of bills with him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

INVESTIGATIONS AHEAD.-We understand
that it is the intention Of some Of the Repub-
licans, so soon as the House is organized, to
move for a Committee to inquire whether
there have been any recent violations Of that
clause of the Constitution, which provides
that " The citizens Of each State shall be en-
titled to all privileges and immunities Of
citizens Of the several States' and if so.
what action, if any, of either department of
the Federal Government is necessary to pun
ish past present and future violations Of this
sort with power TO send for persons and pa
pers. We hope this will be done, and that
there may be a thorough examination and OK
posure Of the recent outrages which have been
perpetra;ed upon poaceabe and law-abiding
citizens of the North, who happened to be
dwelling in the Southern States.
We also learn that an inquiry may perhaps
be instituted into the recent mail-robberies
which have been committed by Government
Officials, under the pretence Of suppressing
incendiary publications and that if the facts
seem to demand it, an attempt may be made
to punish the authors of these gross crimes,
even though it be necessary to resort to inn
parchment to accomplish the object
| If these Investigations. together with that
in regard to the Harper's Ferry raid are pros
ecuted with vigor, much valuable information
may be educed for the study of contempativc
and conservative minds in all sections of thu
country. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
HEsRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer.
| VNIFGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE To-

H sALE-Ths wen-known COUNTRY SEAT at Clifton,
near the Staten Island which since st has been the
family residence OF VIM H. Aspn~s esq about miles nom
NeYork and offering who desires te visit
The city daily desirable home which for health, beauty and
convenience, has superior 90 the ses shore 81,
The pecs about 90 Of land the highest IN the
aodiDE twelve line building iots, and
roppf great variety Of woods bill and dale, about one
IN On tee slope fronting the and the other half
fno ne pper Bay city The and inland views
Observation-Disclosures we~ ennenees a. well as
which leaves the port Tbe land botween
ths properly NaTows owned BY the United States
C|ysrnineut and win probably always reusin open
TN 100 feet 'front.' and varies IN depth
g. IN An 90 feet built part with hollow brick va h and part
L oS fsd ip with brick. GTspeTy In bearing for sI
sTs Green ouse iceHouse and Stables wltn NINE stalls
csriaVeoomi one Of the entrsncess etrfiAse drive
es~y hsf mite well gsyeed description OF the place -
10 be found In Dowlinss work on Lano'cAP' oNusN"1
he property win be sold whole OF ~ pi s ms1S:e
r,sS an H. photographic maps, to be seen ~ tae
TIcspgs OF at Office Of the AnctioneeI no ~,
he same bsipg s.aked out on The giognoE I ,st
OF BY private sale prior to SATURDAY AP n ~ Es
Az So offered Al auetion at u O'clock at the set ii,
esxpse For terms apply 20 the AuctioDsen ne ~
be opsn for inspsosian any day bstveen "a cay ~ -
lbe day Of sale on orders be obtained OF The
Tho the above haz been postponed non ms % .h
OF the pppbsts<ht Nessh'' "S ~
sale win podtyeiy take Fisos. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
A UCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY

"A DANIEL s. BoUGH, Auctioneer, office No. Cooser
Un'ob, viii ssD, THIS DAY (TuesdsyD Aprh "a at ia
ali the elegant FURNITURE and costly Dr. CORATlONS of tho
residence Ne 81 in 8ths fe doors west OF
Broadway. On WEDNESDAY april 25th, the con.snts OF
the large eDs No IS Clntonpaee Parties In quest
Goods will tad to tbs advantage to attend
week the quantity quality aud variety OF the Goods
ofeped superior 20 generally have rnrehas
their with until s'er lat OF May de-
sired Tbs sale this day 10 well worthy Of attention.
Psrors are furnished with medallion pattern velvet Car
pets two solid Suites, in uch eri and maroon
carved rosewood center dde and pier Tables recn.
g easy and reception Chsis pier an mantle Mirrors hne OIL
China Vases rich deeorOns Sc heavy ,brodereo See aud
ladies fancy Chairs and wiring Cases. imported Gas Chande
leJs, CHEFS Tables, QusItsttes, &c.
-RooM-segant sInsselS Carpet and Ruii mssni-
6eenty carved oak Extension Tables and Buffet and oaa
Chairs TO match Sofa and SIDE Table Bookcase Mantle and
Oval Mirrors marble Clock and bronze Statues magnificent
sOrment Table Ware silver Tea Service and ssiyer Go
Zee Urn Cups Spoons Forks, Knives he elegant Dresden
China Seryi for sver Tea Sets rich cut Glassware Oeean
Liquor Engraved Tumbes Gobles and Vines
nlAid and livery Cutlery Casters, &C.
psrlor Chambers furnished with English Brussels Carpets
superby BedssSes Bureaus Wsshstends
Coumodes CoUches Easy Chairs, WaTdrobes China Toilet
Bets ne Mattresses and BEDDING French Airroi one J.
octave rosewood Piano lace Curtains Shades he. 80 .
Third upper completely supphed win TOE
ordinary articles such ingram Carpets
mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus hattresset ali
IN order tale 20 In the Dining room and Far
lozs Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
EDWARD H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.

EDWARD II. LUDLOW Ancttoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order OF Charles III.
Tru,k e,q Assignee OF John Thur'bys Sons Of VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY in the With, IXth XVIII, and A'llito
Wsros ofthe CITY OF BROOKLYN: . rn,-n,n.v
u n LUDLOW Co win sell at auction on THURSDAY,
April 2 1860 II O'CLOCK at he Merchants Exchange, New
York. - z.-x,,., ~, 1T, =. 4.
rber with the Building thereon the west side 20 feet north
Of Csrrollst. 2sx95 feet. , ,,r,,r,,o,,r,
TURNPIKE-The large plo. Of Ground, totsther win the
contaiong about
SmiTb-sT BROOKLYN, lste willismsburgh-one Lot On
the esst side between Powers and Ainsiess 2Sr feet
HOWARID-AV and HANCOCK-ST.-rhe valuable plot OF
Greund on the being about T1xl7. feet
WYCKOFF- ST-Two Lots north side between waterbury
Al and Bushvickav Each lot A.9xe feet
WYCKOFF and WATERBURY-sTs;-TwoL LOS north-vess
corner Of yckoH ard Waterbury, ss Each lot "a 6xso feet
REpsFN and WATERBUkY-sTs-one Lot ssHth-west
REnsENsT Three Lots south side l1s feet east Of Water.
bury-st. Each 25195 feet . ., -. ~.
bury,t- Each 25Io5 feet. ,~. 80, ,,r,.. ,,,otrrcr
THE SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE To THE hIohEsr
BIDDER crY,o
II. TRAsK, Assignee, or TO T. H. LCDLO" 20, N''
Pine-st., near Broadway. Eoyol
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IOsEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.

VOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.
81 TUESDAY, April %,
o'clock H. No. ISL Sackettst between Clinton and
Ceurt-siB
chamber, and diningTeom nn
b.r beds b.ddpg velvet and Brussels carpets ooi1hs
with khehtB furniture. ...v
Atl2 O'Clock noon, atNo 70 Sehernerhnrn g. ooI,'
and Chptops large and general assortment o. rasewooo
and painted paror chamber aud dining roo 70
FURHITURy, Brussels and ing ain earpes oeioth dinner
and tsa sets beddIpr kc with kitchen furniture.
SAMEDAY,
At O'Clock D NJ 81 No Is Joralemon't near tticifst'
Bouithod FURNITURE. carpets, olcoths ke
SAME DAY,
Lt4 o'clock p % at No 81 Jobnsonst, between Lawrence
and Biidre-sts.,
A small quantity Of FURNITURE, carpets, heater Se
Casaloauts At salesrooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
y. IL Ludlow, Aastiope@r
| INYECITRIX BALE Of xalnahle FARM and

E'1ECUIklA SALE OF valuable FARM ana
~ c0UTTRY SEAT the Hudson River near Peashse-p
sic e. y. UDI 0w Co win sci. At suction on FRIDAY,
April a. 1880 Ut u ocleck the Merchant Exchange, Nes
York the Farm Of the e George Vanderbilt containing 100
situated the hudson River Nixon Fry deoo
Bueson River BsToae and midway b-t~een New Hanonrfe
and and contiguous the Residences Of heIs
brsst bteheoet Van Rensselaer, Es- ORTIZ sud morse me
ponrd Of e,seen. quality and in rood salvation pen
sfu sbsde and spacions nre house ana ou,
kndpr. Fences rood order This sale oh-rs rare chan
70 gep.msn deops to settle the banks OF tho tucson
II could desired be sdvautaeousy divided there being sev
srsl viii ties the premises FOR and full paftena
sppy al the ofee Of the aucsioneer No aPinot Uose
EXFCUTORs SALE-To close an Estate OF
~ desirable property Brooklyn uishs Adrian ~
suLLFR win sell Of Auction on WE'D ,LSDAY, april -
1890 a. oclok the Merchants Exchange New YORK. by
Alhro deeeassd the valuable
LOT with the yelling houses Their stnstsd on the noith
aide fopr ~ feet 10 incl erst Of Columbisst and s1
sn6iny through Vnest and known No 9Popar ~ snd
Nc Is Vinst The House ropIIt b1ct three Hones
and basement sbou. 80 feet deep with iuelosed piazza ana u
nisbef With and furnace The house in sinos" 'H'
tto,y brick about rs feet deepi Lot rs BY l02
rbe location Of this proserty very Desirable being the
H,hts, shout three blocks from Fulton Ferry. 8,
50 remain mortgage, desired fo maps and
further particulars, apply TO the Auctioneer No. % s]
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
oxv,oK on YzK ILLrEos CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
rTNN - lQa

AT a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
"A ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, hello
DDS day Il was
Rssoped Of Five Dollars shsre upon
The Capital stoek VI the Company be and the same Il hereby
called the 18th day O May 1885, and that the aee
b. payable the registered In the City Of at
the ece ef the COmvanJ In inst city and on the STICK
IN Londan the Office OF Aesss Robert Benson Co
desiring t1eI instanents In London,
nay pay the same the Of four shng two pence sterling
" The dolsI . -.
sseS TbA;the Transfer Books be closed on the 10th day Of
Nav and 18th that .rHnEfers be permit
tsd esss Of s which such assessments shall
net have beer pGe.
Re,el,sd That the Of cent
all PAID previous to the 18th Of Stay
eEa The rate ~ assessments paid af that
aateL By orosr Of the Board.
A. z. BURNSIDE, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
FERTILIZERS.
MAPEs's NITRoGENIzED

Ftihl1LlZEtt5.
MAPEs's NITRoGENIzED
SUPERPHOSPHAT OF LIME:
FOR CORN POTATOES, VEGETABLE GARDENS,
LAWNS, &c.
Composed Dried Blood Cacned Bones suphurc Acid Pc
ruyian Guan and sulphate Of Ammonia
Awarded the large Silver Medal. 1859 BY the
AMI RICAN INSTITUTE.
Does land ike Peruvian Guano bat perman-
I60 be Of Ibis PHOSPHATE VIII equal IN effect and lasting
power IS5 lbs Of Peruvian Gusno. .
Morris Kechum Of Wesspor. Conn, writes. Nov e. le59
star, that on twenty sees Of land capable pro-
spilled 500 lbs Of your Etrosen,ed Super Phospha.
per and seeded down to ane grain crops In The Fan
Il has siyen me over thirty bpsAs Of Waite Rye per and
stand Of The Of the fourteen
tuns used other sections OF my far
and / am more th.u satished with the results.
Nathaniel Weed, Daisn, Conn write: sept ~, 1859;
JAMES MAPKs esq-My Dear SIR have m .de use OF your
fields and potatoes know OF no other manure that Is a.
rood for the garden the far have ted IT, deem
|. better tbsn the best Gusno for the above use. .
judge French Of Exeter NJ H. Author Of Farm Drsnase,"
writes IN The New. Eng and Farmer, 1859: . ,,
We have tined variety oferzer, and have more fath
in Mape. Super Phosphate than in other Manufactured AZ
tiele OF the kind
new pa has Just been Issued containing letters from
prominent throughout. the country who have used th
Phosphate during the past season. including . -
soLoS ROBINSON, Agricultural Editor Oh Inc Sewion
LUTHEn Ropy,s President Conway Bank, Mass
y. HISyoRr Danen, Conn
JoHs :. lYEs. Salem, Mass
JospPH LOWELL Orange N. j., and many others
D,setOss for U-ApPy at the rate Of from 200 COO Ia 70
the sere
Price o. per bag (60 lbs $50 per tun.
Pamphlets sent grstuitously. Address
CHARLES V. MAPES
Nos. l26 and l7s Hss-snst,
Ra..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
T. II. LUDLOW. Auotioneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IL e. n. LUDLOW 4 Co. will sell WEDNhS
DAY April IS 1850 IL o'clock st No % ehst, the entire
FURNITURE consisting Of ssssntly carved rosewood paor
Arm Chairs Reception Chsrs Parler Chsirs and IN
brocstee mahogany and Arm Oh airs extension
dining Tables rosewood Qnsrette and Pier Tables Breakfast
Tables CnRs French Plate Mirrors two sets nch
sod sIJ purple Window Curtains, lined with ala Cor
ces black French Bedesds rosewood
sand action Piano elegant carved mabetop Dressing
Tables with Mirror; Window Curtns Velvet Tapestry and
lrgsn Carpets together with the Kitchen Furniture Csss
seues at the Auetioneerb Office No Pine At tIDIob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
A. C. TurrIE, Apotionss,-of No. 1870 Broad Wv:
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN,
TO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, AT No 81 WEST IlO,sI
A. c. FUTILE will seil THURSDAY at lof O'Clock q,
be sboye private residence the entire Furniture contained
therein consisting Of ro-ewood Pslor s9ite In eIoesee
ching Piano Center Table Oh PAINTINGS ana
FDravnss gut Bsns Clock. Bru.eh and Ingram Cnpets
agere Dinins fGrnuve and Library Booscas
Bedsds and Bureaus Beds and Bedding China
and Glass Wsre. &c. Also Kitchen Utensils
A deposit requested from all purchasers. fDl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Anv,,. n. MrLLsR. Auctiopeer

ADRIAN X. HELLsR, Auetioneer ,o,rr
~ VALUABLE LOTS and WAIEh hiun iil
an ga, Avenue A. 63d 6ltb and 6sh-sta., viii be soh
On TUESDAY 18Th April inst at II oeiock 1t the mefesan's
EIcbange by ADRIAN H. hULLEH Aueeon1eL; srsS e.
suction. It ...,....,,. O6oe No rs
Maps and Iun pei1ioul' - VIZ (1,D1)
WallF-
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A NJ AERwIs, Auctioneer.

A Al hERvIs Auctioneer. -
DY BANGS, GERWIN, d. Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos and 5e6 Broadway the AesIopolissz
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April "a, at 4 O'Clock, valuable
PRIVATE Library of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BOOKS-ComPng works in standard hseraturs poetry ms
Illustrated book including Roberts Holy Land vols half
occo Audubon's Qns6uped vo half morooooj SCOTS
Mexico vos imp folio, half calf Meyers British Birds
vols plates half Owe Jouess Gram mar
Of On anae folio 100 nsrsonsi Humphreys lhnmnted
arts Chronicles Has Book OF Gels,
vols Illustrated French Works &C &c .
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, Ayrl
Is and 26 a. o'clock-COINS MEDALS, and TOKENS be
Ing large and very valuable Cabinet comprising choice po
mems ages and countries including many that &e
scarce ard pa ticulsry rich IN those Of America ~
THURSDAY EVENING, April Is al u O'CLOCK line vi u
PAINTINGS. choice coectian 81 hne modern vi fsnnns
ceebrad artists from the studio Of Mr. e. Plat Ar
solo without TO raise funds TO assist In deusg
H Plstts expenses while pursuing studies in Europe
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY OF the late John u hslssed esqi
recently deceased Comprising complete vets Of m~2n Lay
CbsnosFy Reports Of various States and OF tn redr
Courts Admiralty Reports Dgestt Commentaries I1ea,ses
mostly editions &c Aso collection OF valuable hsco-
sneons and also office Furniture booScese deths
tables cba To be sod BY order Of the Admi
and more valuable portion Of the PRIVATE LIBRARY Of toe
late Pro-; George Bush oonng of rare ssse o.
TbeooeicGl Biblical Pathological, EKesetcsl aud Classical
WORKS Also collection Of choice Books In Genera Lefs-
MONDAY AFTERNOON May g. at4 o'clock, and following
dsys until ST il sold The Entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the
Embracing UNIQUE Collection OF Works the History oil the
Abones country and in their languages
Of Voysges and travels variety OF books toe German
French Russian Greek and Latin Languages also In 1eoeN'
Arabic Ssnscrit Hindusan Persian, Phqnecian Japanese
Chinese and other Oriental Languages Pathological WORKS nu-
eoss and Phanp hts and many choice mana
scripts and collection OF fine copies Of BOOKS In ohs aePA
Catalogues Of all our sales may be had application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
A. ] BLKHcKKR. 4ucticneer.
" lKDCOMF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ii A J. BLEt CRER, SON Co. will sell At snction on
THURSDAY April 70 a. IL O'Clock, at the resdepce OF Wm
wsnon. ESQ., the Of Bementav and Shore hoad
Sailors Hsrbor Staten Island large ssortmen
OF ere HOUSEHOLD FURHlTURE. con.ist'ng Of Brussels
IDarlin sni TT tsepy Caps olcloths hoseS suite ~
crimson bocaene Etaserfs MabeoD Bureaus Wssh:tanf
and Bedeaes Paintings, Wrnut Furniture Extension Table
Pair Mattresses Bed and Table Linen Ball Cootng and othe
Gre Mich Cow Catalogues at No. Finest The rev.
BRIGHTON Boat At q and 1 o'clock from the foot ~
Iansinya u,e36)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
| ApRIAs II MULLER. Auctiopeer.
| JeERFNPTORY SALE Of the REAL ESTATE,

DEKEMPIUK1 sALE UI TIE MEAI. ES 81 .,lC ~
MTTkIIIC LTFR-BOAT COMPANY-AORlAN II. Null
IFR vii rel at Auction, FRIDAY, April 81 1859 a.
ococl n at Il Merchants Exchange in the City oil New
Yorh- o,, - -
l,n sSopipK the Ferry with the extensive Brick Building
tbereon being two stories high sire ia BY 100 ies
Also, lot. 40 Dining running through ron 20 Ilsr
Boats Life-C .ys. end Army Wagons ,,.p
For further particulars inquire the premises OF OF Man
S Si1s AL - w (2,2l)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Roofing.
4onse-f furnishing Goods.
Billiard Gables.
sORTMENT oil We!I-seasOnet

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of wel-seasonei
n BILLIARD TABLES made m the best possible msn1sE
and 81 rsesopsbe Poe1 VIII be found At the fHELAN BILL
LAID TABLE MAEuFAcroRY, KOs. %. e5. 81, snd @
Crosby r., kev-fok Every sos eoRReetsd with the Rsds
~ tle loWpF ntss.
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DANIEL A. EATHEws Acknowledgment No. o. CedH o.
Cd osits the sost-Ofice.

op oss the vott-DHcp. -
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE at AUG
IL rIOE-BeiDs the nitro stock Of Mr. ami Cook Of No
64 Broadway bond sold in conveyance Ola snase IN
suction on WEDNESDAY. April rs and thursday, Aprn
26 at 10y O'clock each day at the wseroous as above tho entire
sotk oslespt Furniture being made pessy for CITY trade
sonpri.ine IL Rosewood Walnut and Mahosany Ps1loT III
brsry Dnngyoom and Bedroom Furniture all Of the newest
d.sisns together with general Of other articles
usually TO- nd In fstesss establishment Goods ready
Anrar arntra
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Gntlerp, Gar6wars. &f.
Go gporismfH.

7 B. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Manufactures
u . and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In ell ~ vsnssy,
Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot Mats senes ard Fyks ~
kspsifins as~s 81 skor sotse, kstses>shsa - WI
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coFFEFVsry little IL doaf We only hear OF saios o. ses
pto ~ IA n sc .na 300 Java Nt Isle.
marast quiet ksh1sd Are stsaAy
- y, 80 Lhds Porto Rico st Gle 30 do stS W. hAa
cuba Il S1ss., and II hhds. AsAda@$ic'