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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRTAN'S ar
PUlmGMlc WAfEDga


The Original Medicine Established in 1887,
and first article OF the kind ever introduced
under the name of '.PULMoNic WAFERs,o in
this or any other country; all other Pulnonic
WATERS are counterfeits. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULMoSIc WAFEhs.
Relieve Cough, Colds, SoIe Throat. Hoarseness.
BRYANis PULMoNIc WAFERs.
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoNGc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Disease,
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uyula and Tonsils.
BRYAN's PuLMoNIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are Blessing 10 all classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are adapted for yocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the taste
BRYAN's PULMoNIo WATERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are warrant, d TO give satsfactions 10 every one
No family should be without box of
BRYAN's PULMoYIc WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WAIVERS
in his pocket.
Noperson will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y
noyl-alt,m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADvT's.
Glasgow Female Seminary.

- - II -
THE Third Session Of this Insti- za5Sa-
l. tuti0h, under the present Prin- AS8
cipal, assisted bya full corps Of com- V
petent Teachers, will commence the ID Monday,
(l0th) of September, and close the last of June.
The school is permanent Institution. The
Boarding House is large building, owned BY the
Principal. Parents are invited TO visit us and see
our arrangements for boarding. In all cases, a
full charge is made for those entering the school
during the first month Of either months term
hose entering the school after the first month;
will only be charged from the time Of their con-
nection with the school to The close Of the term.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition in Primary English. as 500
Il =. and Psnmanship, 1000
Advanced English & Element -
airy Algebra .............:.. 70 Oo
Advanced English algebra and
Geometry. ...... -, * M
Latin and French, each -. 80. 49,: 1a'SS
PAINTING-Oil, Oriental or Grecian and
-.-r Leather Work, each 80. SOD
MUsIc-Piano or Guitar ...... 49,. 49, mon
Board & Tuition in the English Depart
ment, (paid il advance;) 49,. 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
OF instrument, (paid in advance)... 5000
Contingencies 1890. ...... 80. I,G0
For further information, see Catalogue. or ad-
dress FRENCH STR0THEP
Joheza .s-.-. -.Ia PRINCIPAL.
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THE TEXAS "PLoT."-.sJ. 3. D." writes
TO the Louisville Democrat, from Lamor
county, Texas, as follows

TO the Louisville Democrat, from Lamo
county, Texas, as follows
Seeing that the many rumors and re-
ports which were circulated through OIL
State few months since, as to abolition
emissaries, instructions &c., are being pub.
lished and accredited by many of the pa
pers in the older States, | desire through
the columns of your PAPER, TO say TO my
friends in Kentucky, and to the public
generally, that all such rumors are alto.
ge,her unfounded. II is true that, during
the exceedingly hot and dry weather Of
the past summer there were many destruc-
tive fires in the State OF Texas.
'Therown Of Henderson was nearly de.
stroyed-that Of Dallas greatly damaged
and some houses burned in other towns in
different parts Of the State. But The orr.
gin of these fires, as far rs yet ascertain
ed, was either from the ignition Of match.
es or some other accidental cause. have
not been able 10 learn OF single instance
in which there wa; lhe slightest evidence
that it was the work Of an emissary-iD
fact. don't believe there is one in the
State, though there are some characters
nearly as bad.
"As to the reports that poison had been
found in the possession OF negroes in w.
rious and sundry parts Of the country, and
in wells, &c., they are all false, as FAR as |
have been able 10 learn. | have not met
with single man who knows Of an au-
thenticated instance. Yet these reports
were published by all the papers in
the State, and accredited by many, and The
people IN many parts were excited almost
to desperation. We originated these, and
for what purpose, are The questions that
have perplexed the good citizens Of our
State, for some time past. Such reports
are certainly calculated 10 injure the Stale,
aud keep sway such emigrant, a, desire to
come.n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
DIR. JOHN BULLS
KING OF PAIN XII L E r S
TSanew AMERICAN RENsEDy, and is

rs new AMERICAN REMEDY. and i.
l. an effectu1l and sdeedy cure for CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUS, RHEUMATISM ,
GOVT. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DYSPEP-
STA, SUMMER COMPLAINTS, era Ups,
COLIC, SORES, CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
BRUISES, CANCERS, TUMORS, HEAD
ACHE and TOOTHACHE, and all other aches
that flesh is heir TO.
The above Preparations can be procured from
druggists and country stores everywhere.
DR.. JOHN BULBS Principal Office, LOUIS
vile, Ky.
Gy-For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Agent for
Glas ow and vicinity. naval, '60-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

European courts, it is acceptable to Eng.
llsh people, and, although we hear ofPleas-
ant interviews atCebleniz between Lord
John Russell and the Prl,ssian Premier,
the Foreign Minister Of England knows
his counirymen TOO well TO suppose that
they would goto war to restore the Italians
10 the vassalage which France has SILVER
ed in pieces. We shall assume once more
the same neutral>at,itude which we took
when Austria invaded Piedmont year OF
two back, and France came 10 her assist
ance-that is, we shall look on and see the
game played out fairly, giving our sympa.
thy TO freedom, and Withholding all bu,
moral support to the most patriotic Of the
combatants.
Austria, like man who is going into a
bankruptcy court 10 be released Of his liza
biiities, and desires 10 make the process
pleasant by coming to terms under the rose
with the most angry Of his creditors, is
promising constitution 10 the Hungarian.
and aneioration and gain 10 other portions
of her clamorous and angry people. She
is anxious before entering on the perilous
experiment of boarding France and Pied.
mont, TO make the best terms she can with
her disaffect.d at home. Ii is stale de-
vice, and the character of the Hapsburg.
for sincerity and fair dealing is not such
as 10 give much chance of success to the
experiment. The people will be pretty
certain to help themselves when they have
the opportunity, and long arrear Of unli
quidated debt will probably be settled in a
summary way. Rights withheld and liber.
ties violated make people anxious for the
opportunity Of teaching wisdom 10 infatua'
ted rulers, and &he course of events will
shortly afford the subjects of Francis Jos.
eph the means of showing that the interests
of crowned heads and The people at large
have arrived at a stage of divergence
France aud Sardinia may be weakened by
the impending struggle, but for Austris
there is nothing but ruin, The mobiles il
Russia may also assert their supremacy
over the Gar and strip him Of some of hi.
attributes, and Prussia will survive 10 fee
the mistake she has committed in substitu.
ting dynasiic considerations for the princi-
piles OF liberty and natitnal government.
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DIR. JOHN BULL
yeqefable Wofh Destroyer

Is remedy alike pleasant and effectual for the
evil. There is not the least difficulty in getting
children to take the medicine. II is prepared in
the form of candy drops, and will be eaten with
avidiIy by children of all ages. 1t destroys and
expels worms more effectually than any remedy
now in use, while al the same time it will in no
way effect Iniuriously the health of the child.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

The Family Cal
tbartic Pill is a pentIe
bnt active Cat6artic
which 1.-THE proprietor
has used in his prac-I
flee more than twenty
years.
The constantly in
creasing demand from
those who have long
used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all.
express in regard to
their use, ha- induced
mn IN ploca fbam
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

J lthe alimentary canal,
land are good and safe
J in all cases where a
lCarthartic IS needed,
! Isuch as Derangements
of the Stomach Sleep
! liness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Cos
} tiveness, p ain and
, soreness ov er the
J whole b o d y , from
, Sudden cold, which
] frequently, If neglect
= led, end in a long
: course Of Fever, loss
J lot appetite, a creeping
sensation OF cold over
the body, restlessness.
Headache, or weight
lin the head, all inflam-
matory d ! S ease S
} worms in children or
, adults, rheumatism, a
great purifier of the
] blood and many dis
eases to which flesh is
J heir, too numerous to
, mention in this adver-
= tiseInent. Dose, ! TO 3,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
MEDICAL.

PAINS TN LIE OlDG E1ANO
Splitting Of Blood and Consumption, r
rs rapidly advancing in The estimation of the
L public. 1t is no empirical nostrum; its COM
poneut principles are made known to the entire
medical faculty. 1t is prepared accurately from
the recipe of an experienced and talented physlc-
ian and has proved itself TO be the greatest rem
edy for all diseases of the Lungs discovered;
and wherever it has been introduced it has made
cures which are perfectly astonishing. 1t is bound
to supercede every other Cough Medicine before
the public. Testimonials are daily being sent in
to the proprietors, of cures effected eyen after
physicians had abandoned every hope. A single
trial will convince the most iucredulous of its ef
fcacy in curing that class of diseases for which
it is designed. Why is it that so many die every
year of Consumption, or some other disease of
the Lungs? Because they neglect its sure fore
runner-a ''simpls cola, "-whrh might be easily
cured by the prompt use of single bottle of DIR.
John BULBS 'Compound Pectoral of Wild Cher
ry." We say, therefore, Try it, by all MEANS
If this does not cure you, nothing can.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
SANF IL DIS
FAMILY
eATHARTiC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glas
Cases, air tight, ond will keep in any climate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
PRICE 3 DIMES.

gsIga PRICE DIMES. E.all iaam
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathariic
Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
S. T.W. SANFORD, M. d. r1l,.y
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
novl-altm. EOS Broadway, New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
LINCOLNS' OPINIONS.

As there is good deal Of discussion of tbe
present time as 70 what course Mr.. Lin.
coin VIII pursue now that he is elected
PRESIDENT, ne give some eff the ,yiewsssx-
pressed by him in his celebrated Senate
rial race in 1858, with Judge Douglas,
which We find in the ST. Louis Democrat
IL is proper the people should know his
opinions and we invite the careful attention
oil our readers TO them. An expression
is said 10 have been used by Lincoln in Q
speech, 10 the effect "that the government
could not last half slave and half free. ~
He explains thus:
IL have said hundred times, and have
now no inclination to take it back, that
beliere there IS no night, and ought to be no
inclination in The people offhe free States TO
enter intoMe SLAVE STATES and interfere ,rifh
the question Of siarery at al. have said
that always, Judge Douglas has heard me
say tiff not quite hundred times, at
least as good as hundred timer; and rhen
Il is said that an IN favor Of interfering
nth S!acery wherc ii crisis / kraotp ii is
unwdrranted BY anything hare erer .nten-
de'', and, as Ibeltere; by anything / hare
eUer SAID. II by any means, I have ever
used language which could fairly be so con.
strued, Gas however. 1 belieye never
have, | now correct if.
So much, then, for the inference that
Judge Douglas draws that am in favor
OF setting The sections 10 war with one
another. KNOW THAT NEVER MEANT AMY
SUCH THING, AND BELIEVE THAT NO rAIR
MIND CAN INFER ANY SUCH THING FROM
ANYTHING l HAVE EVER SAID"
Ga the subject Of fugitive slave law
and the other phases Of the slaveey ques
ton, Mr., Lincoln thus spoke at Freeport
on Monday the l7th of August-FreepOrr,
where Djulas revealed the secret Of un.
friendly Legislation 70 squatter sovereign
iys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
4 ycrfos sorrcx-MosraAaE SALE.

u UO1iUN NoTICE-MOSTdAuE SALE ..
"A Hsueekeepers and others take noce To Al whom may
Chasl horlssgrs duly executed 70 me seizure ne sa OF
e0 aha proceed 70 sell h day Tuesday the IN o. Feb
mary, instant At IA o'clock A. NJ. By JOHN W. PORTER
AucDeer the rs class Furniture In ne nve
oyy residence 2,S fouroeph street. vest OF Eighth avenue
without posip0nement reserve Whatever or ~ much
The Furniture OF solid rosewood II Of the most costly
Seson large portion Of which WAS made by Meeks Pom
kOux olher first class manufacturers and be
1sny relied both elegance and durability consists in
pAri full so wood richly carved covered In he
costly three cored brocades eeaant centre and aide
~ tops ned with ss,nwood large French plate pier and
bsesalel Carains rich ornolu Chandeliers oil Paiulugs
bob ancient and modern worthy the attention
large Turkish Easy and Reception Chairs ia satin
md nOquet rosewood work Tables ntaid with pearl;
English tapestry Carpets, rich china Vases
ngnres bIoozes and MANY other costly parlor and mane
ave carved Leg: Together with rich cloth Cover and Stool
also large and offensive variety Of rich China Ware
0lass ware, SILVER Ware Cutlery 10, &C. Charlottesville
CANT Furniture suits covered Ia moqaet marble
0p Tables rob lace Ouraips oval Mirrors Toilet
and work Tables with marble tops; Table de Mutt sod
yoed bsdsteads antique sle Bureaus with marble tops and
rsor: elegantly carved with waahstands @ match: richly
geese Weather Beds Bosters Pillows, Sheets Bruseeh and
Ingram Carpets walnut and mahogany Suits comprsng
o acts for BEDROOM Lounges Sofas Sofa Bed Rockers
n)Dchs nirra &c. 10. Tho auct0ueer calls particular At
tentton 70 this SALE variety and extent
so,acnt unsurpassed having coat upwards Of $1,000 For
he morning Of saie Responsible viii be
dance q pack cart store goods going out Of The CITY,
ssasonabe charge Satisfactory depoata viii be required
hon AL purchasers. N d. j. BARNEY, N0rtgagee.
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SALE
ID II MIYIIKR luNllonaas

~ A n: MUILEK, Auctsooeer, 1r
WD sell ihs 6sh day Of March, 1850 II NJ al the
Merchants Exchange the following desirable Property VIZ,
L The two four story brick Dwellings with sioras known
74 and l76 Ninth street York vaults under
aidewAks Crotcn water heaters improve
nens Size Of lots irregular; In 'front.' Ninth and Suvve
The weserlyde 81 feet tnches In length the se
mortgage for term Of years.
Aso The three story brown stone front House. high base
men NO Marin terrace Thr,eth spet
and Third avenues containing and AL modern Improve
men SIG OF lot IL fest nches by IS feet inches dept
sizo OF House about 80 feet deep for VIII he
Terms, cash above mortgage -
s. Also all that valuable Lot the southeast Of
second avenue and Ninth street, rs feet 10 inches width
~ feet depth On the part VI his ot ironing
Ninth street. are two four Story brick House, brown stone
fronts 70 second story containing all Tho modern mproyo
ments each renting 500 per a1num 10 feet wide BY
feet 10 inches 10 depth The front OF sa lot fest 10
inches wide by 50 feet deep and facing Second
improved win BE- sold subject mortgage The whole Of
S000 payable In four from 0h May 1860 Terma cash
above mortgage Es
For further Terms apply THOMAS REILLY, execslor
262 Third avenue 10 d. McMAhen counsel Tor cIecn
iorA ~ broadway, r0Oma l3 and "
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NOMINATION SALE
EIEe A61s HESoggsEHoIp FURNITURE AND


HOUSEFURNISHING ARTICLES.
hagncent rosewood Furniture elegant Panofore
WOOD raror sys Mirrors Bronzes Paintings Dining Room
THIS DAY CTUESDAY), at IL O'Clock,
Without regard to weather,
At the elegant private residence No. l52 Wea Twenty srss
street, few doors from Seventh avenue.
This furnture Is worthy Of special attention entire
catalogue combining four hundred ana cost over
sl2oO win be sold without regard @ 4. present value
PARI.OR FURNITURE
MAGNIFICENT rosewood Panoorte elegantly
and finished, pearl embroidered stool:
two magnificent full suits solid rosewood paror
ture, In moquet and satin, with slip covers;
two elegant rosewood Eegeres with marble tops, lady
French Secretary elegant mantel Mirrors, lace and
sk CURTAINS gold Shades Centre aud Pier Tables
velvet and tapestry Carpets three French plate Pier Mros
with gold Tables and superb manel Vases In china
and lava; Turkish Lounges and Arm Chairs IN moquet and
Atn elegant Bronzes OF various historical aud classic sub
1ecis, bronze and ormolu Chandeliers &c.
CHAMBERS And DINING ROOM
superb rosewood Amour 0ace with French mirror front
son rosewood Bedseads beautifully fnshed large hair Mat
ane pure down Beds TO IT. dressing Bureaus with mar
Die sops rench Ioe. sets marble oval Mirrors
onamber urnture elegant rosewood Secretary aud
Ssse ccaase CiocLs with large variety Of
c as s Dining Ch,r China and Cut 0as Of every
hcds marble Han Stand antique hAr Chairs. Ac-
no roeipcnemeni OF his sale.
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A MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS
IA NAGNIFICENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
xtNo 20 West Twenty sixth street. Sixth avenue.
SUPERB DRAWING ROOM SuIrA |

Ei.E0ANT BEvEN OCTAVE PIANOFORrR
French plate Mirrors velvet and Brussels Carpes
snd ormoln Chandeliers OIL Paintings Satuary Dresden and
unite; oak Dining Room Furniture china and Glassware
This day rueeday o. l0z O'Clock, without AL the
Furniture contained In the private resdence No 70 West
Twenty street near sixth To parties
st class Household Furniture this chance seldom
The present owner and 70 be peremptoriy sold
Drawing koomsTwo full suis Of drawing Furniture
richly carved In fruit and owers covered French
hrocade consisting OF two tcte tote Sofas two
eepnon and eight stuffed back Chairs Tables
SAauary marble tops, match the sus Etegere
marble tops French plate mirror DOORS Secretary
eAee lined with aarnw0od ady's work Table, Encogneurs
CAbinel ina with pearl Sofa card Tables Turkish easy
Cha covered In eps superb seven octave rosewood ri
forte cared legs and iniah with mother Of pearl and
rAned; rosewood Stool do Canterbury music Boots &c
ANTIQUE lava Vases Bsque and Dresden China vases Paan
marble Sstuees artistic Bronzee representing Painting and
Music eensOns Flower Boy and Girl Pandora, Rnbens Rem
brant &c ELL Paintings BY eminent artists ghtof Joseph and
nsry into Egypt with Infant Saviour Upper and Lower
Of Luzerne Switzerland Frupiece Summer and Winter by
legrAud; Holy Family BY Celeres mane and pier Glasses
marble pier rables embroidered and lace Curtains
nices shsdes French Line Engavngs ormolu Clocks Bus
sells Carpeis Rugs Light ormolu Chandeliers Candeabras
board Sofa ChArs oval back Chairs In moquet
evA rench plate Mirrors rich and engraved glass
lets Champagnes Wines Fruit and Celery Stands salts Pre-
serves Decanters ench china Dinner Set decorated Tea
Punch Bowl ivory handled Knives and Forks SILVER plated
Cssers spoons Knives Butter Knives Coffee Urn Cake Bas
het Chambers-R0sewo0d Bureaus, marble French
plate Aors Bedsteads style Louis XIV Conmodes Wash
stands china Toilet Sets hair Mattresses feather Beds Ban
ke Counterpsnes thcets &c Clocks spoons couch arm
Furnture also all tho Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Terms Of sale cash. In bankable certified checks
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uCTION NOTICE. vi yl .W tf -.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ALI, THE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
Contained 10 The private residence Of VIM Bartlett Scott ESQ.,
West Eleventh street. between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
THIS DAY, TUESDAY, FEB 7,
ooT pRH%lEs q M M5S S,S3ocE'
Two son rosewood suits Of paIor Furniture carved in
fruit and covered In three co0red satin brocade with slip
match made to order by Mes Kingsey Son; vel
and medallion carpets French Lace curtans cornces and
sbades; Canterbury Bookcases, lined with sanwood
tetrc, Etegere mirror doors and back.
lE PIER AND NANTEL MIRRORS
Also,
One solid rosewood Panofore full octave mother OF pearl
keyA inlad with pearl made by Nuns Clarke.
EXQUISITE marble sauary large bronze Groups, by artists
/. : - '-~'s OIL PAINTINGS, 1850 f.U 81
Most Of which copies from celebrated works Of Rnbeps
Boyes, Vases OF Dresden, Painted China, &c, 10
Dining R0Qm-Walnut Extension Dining Table Dinner Set
complete Also decorated china Tea Set Ivory balanced han
die knives aed Forks silver Table Spoons and Teaspoons
Silver Forks Sugar poons Oak Chair suite covered
with Hair CLOTH fo Ottomans 6ptoons Mirrors Clocks En-
Uhsatersncvewoya pcdsss~As riuny carved Bureau TO
MATCH marble Op division Dravers lined With estnwood
Commode sprng Masrease. HAIR Mattresses Feather Bsd
Day bronze Clock, Tuyfsh Lounse Chaa. 10 mach
nices rosewood Centre Table, maxb top Brussels Carpet
luS - Second third aud fourth stories contain mahogany
Bedseads Washandk Bedding Of every description,
prng bottom seat Chairs, Sofas and Sofa Beds
6ee ply and ingram Carpes Also. nursery Furniture
eale 70 commence In The Kitchen. ~ NJ ~
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COc BowERY.-MADAnH wIDaKK, CIAAyRvoyArr
AOO Esed spanah lady, unveils Ne mystery cf futary
love. MARRIAGE absent friends Sickness pfessrbso merps
Tor all dpsAss tens LUCKY numbers property Lon or roen
Ne 6 Rew@y. between Houston and Nleockss stree,s
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u III. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. a4u
II. CONDEMNED STORES AT AUCTION.


Peremptory sale Of Condemned Stores ct auction
H. LUDLOW 4 90. Will soil ct auction on Thursday,
February at u O'clock at the Navy Yard, brooklyn By
Der Of Geo n s.ndss Savy AGENT rts quantity Of
mngs canvas ChrpiDgs number Of Adzes Anyis Braces
Govern Drums drum Heads, IRE Engnes Forges Feers,
Grdirons, Ginbeis Gauges, fish Hook, Hammers Hoops
Hose Ieaketes, Knives Locks lanterns Planes nfe Pre-
Saws tin Trumpets &c. Also quantity of Beams
No. IA Pine ltreet -
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BinBCKBR. AR0E SALE OF

J. DE1BCKBR AUCTIONEsR-LAR0E SALE OF
"A. Lss1 e aysnas O Fiitesnth and Sx,eenth streets
10y ssH = y O'Clock 9. The NsrsAAns E.Ohangs.
- vdseenA sreet-l8 Los g. bstwsea avenues and c.
.. sn,senn ssres-M Lots ., between avenues ana O.
H. sroee ieo are 2bx0S and tho Los z3xsS eAch
me avenues and streets severed The location and
ns oner sreas ndnecenls builders and ohers 70
esnt can remain for i've care on bond and mortgage Maps
~, at No Pine street. ~
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BILLIARDS.

w J.. SHARP'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
w sharps Patent Cushions superior to any now 10 use.
Mandatory l4s Fulton street. Y Also few second hand
tab "a With marble bsdf.
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I'OR SALE OR TO LET-IN BROOKLYN NEW
first ca. three story basement and sub cellar brown
stone front Heuse and Lot IS Fort Green place Fulton
avenue cars also two three story and sub cellar
brick Houses and Lots 9i and oc Fort Green place between
Fulton avenue and Atlantic street All with modern i'm
provemens possession first Of May next story and
basement brick front house with three los Ground stu
wilsmsburg; the Grand street cars win pass near the
dateIy An he above property viii be sold low and
made TO suit Apply TO the owners, JOHN r. SOLOMON
SON, 2l3 Washington street. New York