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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
LATE RASSETTE HOUSE,,
SOUTHWEST COR. BUSH Il SANSOME SITS.
SIN FR.f.N'CISCO

FE7lIIS popular and well established Hotel still
Il continues to enjoy the patronage of the pub
lie, for which the proprietors beg most respect
fully to return their grateful acknowed edgments,
and avail themselves of this opportunity to as
sure their patrons that no eiert shall be spared
on their part, to maintain the enviable reputation
of the Metropolitan first class house.
The Metropolitan is fire proof and hardlnished
throughout.
The Metropolitan is the largest Hotel. and has
the most spacious halls, and the best lighted and
ventilated rooms of and upon the Pacific coast
The Metropolitan is situated in the business
pa1t of the city. and is centrally located between
the landings of the Ocean and River steamers.
The Ne ropolitan has elegantly furnished suites
of rooms, with one or more bedrooms attached
to parlors. and admirably adapted to the wants
Of families.
The Metropolitan Dining-room has twenty
separate tables. whore families and friends can
enjoy at meals the social quiet of home
For general cleanliness, luxurious and we'll
cooked food, attentiveund orderly servants. the
Metropolitan has no superior.
The Metropolitan is furnished with Collins x
Co. S luxurious and justly celebrated
Premium Spring RIairasscs,
which insure the most elreshng sleep.
The Metropolitan Coach will always be at
the Landing upon the arrival Of steamers to
carry passengers to the Hotel.
Last, but not least the charges at the Metro
politan will be moderate. and adopted to the
state of the times. ARMSTRONG Il TODD,
Proprietors.
March l7th, 1860.
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
Eire-proOf Brick Building.
AUBURN, CAL.
G.. w. GALLEY, PRopRIEToR.

G.. w. GALLEY, PROPRIETOR.
EANlNG opened this fine Hotel. the Proprie-
& 4 tor desires to return thanks to his numerous
friends for their former patronage while engaged
in the hotel business in other portions of the
county, and invites u continuance OF their past
favors. The "American" is new. iire-prool and
aplendidly furnished throughout in ParlorS. Bed
rooms Dining room. and Bar. Froma long cN-
pcrence in the business he Iattcrs himself To
to give entire satisfaction 10 those who may Ia
vor the House with their patronage. The TABLE
will be supplied with the best to he had in the
Market. Tine BAR always furnished with the best
of LIQroES and CIGARS: and the BEDS neatly
kept
puny is kept at this Hotel whore passengers can
take the Stages Daily for Sacramento, Nevada.
etc, etc, and triweckly TO Mnrysvilc.
Anhnrn. Jnnn 18Th. lh5N.-mY.
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March "a, '6O.-3w

NHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an exccu
~ tion TO me directed and delivered. on the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1860, issued out of the County
Court for the County OF Placer and State of Cali
Iorna. on a judgment rendered in said Court,
on the 18th day of March A. D. 1860, in favor of
D. II. Mitchell, Russell Mitchell, G. ii. Warner,
". Chambers, G. H. Myers 4. II. Logan and U.
h. +. Shirland and against Mary Vcrhaltz. for
!he sum of One Hundred and SXty-eight Dol
lars and Eighty-ive cents (Sl6S S5.) for costs OF
SUIT, have levied upon and will expose to public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House door in the town Of Auburn; on
Friday, the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1860,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim which the said Mary
Verhaltz had on the 18th day of March, 1860, in
and TO the following described property. to-Wlt:
Ihe mining claim known as Mrs. Mary Verhaltz
cialm, situated on the north side of Secret Ra-
vine, commencing at an oak tree at the south
,nd OF John T. Kinkade's claim. and running
down said Secret Ravine, six hundred (G00) tcct
more or less, to large rock near Henson S
Suar'z Mill, said claim having width of one
uuhdred u' ll00) feet more or less. all in Stewart
rat mining district, Township No. 0, said county.
,iiso' the honse known as the "Lafayett House" "
ving on the north side Of the Sacramento and
a aHuo'rn road. between Lewis Morrl's Billiard
h oaiooh and Mr. Hcnan's house with the lot on
"n'cn 1t stands, and connected Herewith, having
a ~ 'front.' on said road Of l50 feet, and extending
"ck towards Secret Ravine, containing an area
vi TWO acres, more or less. with all the appurte-
hces hances and privileges thereunto appertaining or
oe ooeeiSSnnglng Said property being in the village
al an Stewart Flat Township No. 3. said county
.i'l or which named and described property |
snail sell as aforesaid or so much thereof rs may
w sulhcient to satisfy the above Judgment, to-
Se'her with the. costs due and to become due
@uefeon. l.. l.. BULLOCK,
Sheriff of Placer County.
Ey GEORGE JOHNSTON, Deputy.
Aaeurn, March 18th, IS60.-3w
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rpEAsuRER,S NOTICE.

-,or1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
cons in the County of Placer who are en-
.od in the business of selling Merchandise. and
Yisuors in less quantities than quart, Gold
Inst BUYERS. Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers OF
p" ;ro,v Stables. Billiard Tables. Bowling Alleys
.notioneers Theatrical and Circus Companies,
n"st nrocure. or renew their License within ten
Ioys after expiration, or their names will be han
dci to the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. w. APPLICABLE, County treasurer
Auburn, June 4th, lS59.-my
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TIE VINEYARD IN ANAHEIM-Ot this
German institution for the cultivation of the
grape, the Los Angeles Star says;
The affairs of this settlement are in most
prosperous condition. The shareholders are
now nearly all residents, and they are en-
Gagged in the Improvement oftheir respective
holdings. A large and very well arranged
hotel is just being finished by Langenberser,
which will be of great benefit, not only to
the community there, but to the public at
large. The other proprietors are engaged IN
erecting dwelling hou es on their respective
lots; besides being busy with the usual and
nessessary field labors. The vineyards are IN
fine, promising condition, and everything IN
dicates a thrifty and prosperous people
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF FCEGAksS.

1TAvING received 81 very large 10; of CIGARS
We have resolved to offer some very fine
brands. consisting of Scvilano, La Crimea. Ira
vanta. and several others, at greatly reduced
nrces The Judges of good Cigar will find that
they can buy at our store as good Cigar at l25
cants rs there is to be got anywhere else at %
oonts E. GOODKIND Il CO..
Young America Store
Aub,lrn Mlr,' ht.,. lSG0.--lm
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NOTICE.
=. uo,ders of Placer County Warrants

~ ACCEPTED COUNTY WARRANTS
A ~ % No 24ls. to No. 24G5, dated May
81 - i will be paid on Saturday, April
iso'' S ,asO And if not presented for payment
4.h hn 'v sixty days from this date, the money viii
nn,od w'n.n ii to the payment of warrants next in
Dc e1ay Of registry, in accordance with an Act OF
tt"'[ tho legislature, g approved March 3lst ls57.
'no N1sO GsEO. W. APPLEGATE. County Treasurer
mnrnr,s Office March 3lst. 1850.
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THERE are 1865 iron works in the United
States sS2 furnaces, 44S torges, and 225
rolling mills, which produce annually about
$4,000 tons Of iron, worth in ordinary years
$5O,0OO,OO0 Mississippi Louisiana, FloFl-
da, Texas, Iowa, Minnesota, California, and
Oregon only have no iron works
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MINING AT Com BEACu.-lhere are al
present about two hundred men at Gold
Beach, says the Crescent City HerdId, aud al
that are engaged in mining there are ulak-
ing very good wages.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
NEW BOOK s T O r z.
JULIUS P. BROOKS,

NHAS just received complete stock Of well
selected Books of all kinds, TO which he in
vltes the attention OF the public. His stock com
priscs full assortment OF
Standard Literature,
Biographical Historical, md
Scientific Books
School Books, &c., &c.
lie has also q new and superior stock Of Blank
Books, Stationery, and all other articles pertain
ing to that branch OF trade. such rs
Gold and Steel Pens, Inks, Sealing Wax, Wa
fers Lead Pencils Memorandum Books Diaries,
Ink Stands, Calendars, Pocket Books, Reference
Files, Note and Receipt Books, Portfolios States,
Blottng and Tissue Papers &C. &c
Aiso.an elegant assortment Of Chcssmen, Back
CANNON Boards, Dice, and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receive by the stcamers- the
Atlantic Papers, Magazines Periodicals, and all
the novels and light literature Of the day.
Auburn, December 3lst, iSG9.--6m
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AyS~SxT% =
y. &.f 'sli lli,as wM Ii. a.ss,AAta .Au.fs t'es "a
ssYsfift M fhs rifss az al1.s p,. hofsFflf ~ Sits
she'll er 4 t.iH per nlr.sa,.f sIbtsi.ss t. "a
Aaaarn. Nay 2lst Is.sk-nN
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5. The quarter to be occupied by foreign
ers to be Immediately settled.

ANOTHER FA1LURE.-The discovery of sill
YER ore at Independence Flat, CaIveras coun-
tv, NAV be set down on the same list with
the Napa county silver discoveries. The
Amador Ledger informs us that the assayer
pronounces the ore worth ess-"nothing in
it,"
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list S.ErCEEV ED,

A SPLENDID LOT OF CROCKERG AND
N GLASS WARE, with some beautiful Bkl-
TANNIA PITCHERS and COFFEE POTS. cheap
for cash JUN Ii. U" l NM
Auburn, March 10th, 1SG0.-0m
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A III. KINDS OF BLANKS
"A & n be had or will be gotten up
at short notice and at moderate prices, at the
Placer Herald Office.
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VI, SIIEItN AN.
u, SIIEKNAN. Z. IIIETI4ANNf T
SHERMAN g. THEILACKER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors. SylNfS, etc, etc,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
AUBURN, CAL,
HAVING opened large stock of superior
Ill Wines Liquors, etc, are prepared to supply
any demand from home and abroad. and therefore
invite the patronage of the public.
ny Orders from distance are solicited
Good delivered free OF charge.
Auhurn. March l7th. lSG0.-my
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New York AND IT'S AGRICULTURAL INTER
Esrs. - Governor Morgan's message, lately
presented, justly remarks that "the moderate
annual appropriation for the encouragement
of agriculture in the counties. and in support
of the State Agricultural Society, has been
fully returned to the treasury in the en-
HANGED value of property, and hundred
fold in the general prosperity" If this de,
sirable result is arrived at in New York, how
much more beneficial may the same wise
policy be made in California where the nov
city of the climate and season, and the al
aptabiity of the soil to varied culture, af-
ford scope to the most enlarged effort to
the husbandman. BY judcous encourag
ment from the State, through the agriculu-
raj societies the predictions of our soil may
be made to lessen our importa,ons until, as
a State, we are nearly selfsupporting No
money is SO well invested by Legislative en-
actment as that that encourages agricultural
ehort.--1lta.
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RHEUMATISM!
smith & Co.'s NcN Remedy tor Ysheuula-
tisiti, and all Impurities of fhe Blood,
NOW for the First Time Placed
Before the EubliC.

rNllIS MEDICINE. both for Acute and Chronic
L rheumatism. and for all impurities of the
blood, is one OF the most safe and oilcctuul
remedies ever yet offered to the afflicted: and
though now for the first time placed before the
public. yet it has for long time been tried and
found to do just what it purports to effect, viz:
"A radical cure for Rheumatism. 1t will not cure
all diseases. but will accomplish ull it proposes
to do. Try it, and Judge for yourself.
General Agency Depot, Todd's Valley Drug
Store
Todd's Valley. March Bird, 1860 Gm
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To Lawyers.
H. .IDiarict Court Subpnnas for sale at the Placer
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II. i)sIi4ssIIIs.

S3 CALIFORNIA sTYiEEi. SAS fKANcls'N0-
Keeps IL large stock ol Geatr, Ladies, Misses AEd
Chi6ren's Uoot, Shoes and Rulbers.
Also, receives by every steamer Il lu.ge asaaq'-
fncut of Bcots aud Shoes frot the following
Houses Of Phindciphia: 1. Miles AZ ss,n; d. Is
King H. CO.; leonard Gehkeif; G. lIeafest1 4.
Conrad. Also, tlle best asaontAe ea$ - klesuarzl
goods always on hagd-
Malel lcth, l6Go. -3m
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MAIL STEAMER CoNSECTIoNs.-The Bai
let'n, Of March %, has the following on his
subject:
We cannot learn that any instructions
have yet been received here by the agents of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for the
commencement of the line of steamers to
run three times a month between this port
and New York We learn, however, that
steamer Ariel is advertised to leave New
York on the 30th of April and of May. The
inference from which is that the trinonthy
line is expected to 90 into operation soon.
We learn further that the Northern Light is
to leave New York on the 9th of April to
connect with the Golden Age on her next
trip, and tha: the former steamer will con-
meet with the steamers leaving this port on
the 9th of each month until further notice
To-day the Vanderbilt steamers and proper
tv, we understand, were transferred to the
l'aci Mail Steamship Company.
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WHALING 1N MONTERREY BAY There are
two Monterey companies, says the Santa
Cruz Neecs now engaged in catching whales
in the bay, and up to Saturday last, nineteen
of the California grey species had been taken,
twelve by the Portuguese company and
seven by Capt Davenport, The season for
the grey whale commences in February, ard
lasts til about the middle Of April, after
which there is nothing for the fishers to do
until July, when the humpback whale ap-
pears. The price Of oil al present is bnt So
cents per gallon. which does not afford a
very large margin for profit, after dedncting
the expenses of the business. The Portu-
guese company have over four hundred bar.
reIs of oil now on hand, and say they will
ship it TO England, if prices here do not
come up.
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SILVER SMELTING.-1he S. F. Alta SAYS:
Messrs Joseph Mo-heimer & Co. are still en-
gagged in extracting silver from the ore at
their chemical laboratory, on Bryant street,
near Third. The thirty tons from the Ophir
claim, ON the Comstock lead, lave been
yielding upwards Of three thousand
dollars to the ton, or about 100000 The
firm received a little rising of S4OO per ton
for extracting the silver. The large price
charged was owing to the fact that entire y
new apparatus had to he constructed for the
work and to the additional circumstance that
can he made will not stand the intense heat
for more than two or three weeks when
they have to he torn down and reconstruct
ed. In t is way. several new sets have been
made. Were this a lead ore, that is, con
tanning a small proportion of lead with the
silver the workmen say they could smelt it
additions of lead have to be made in the pro-
cess. This ore costs about ten cenrs per
pound to bring from Wshoe.
TRADE WITH JApAN.-I'he American Min
ster resident at Yeddo (capital Of Japan
states that he has OBJ aimed pledge from the
japanese Government that tie treaty of
Yeddo shall be carried out in all its integri-
ty, and that the following points were speci-
ally agreed upon:
l. That the free purchase Of all kinds of
japanese produce shall no longer be obsfruc-
ted.
2. That all Japanese articles may be ex
ported without limit as to quantity, except
rice, wheat, copper coin, and Japanese gold
and silver uncoined.
3. That japanese officers should not act as
the sellers Of any article, nor interfere in any
business transactions.
4. That the exchange of money should be
carried into immediate effect; only 10000
itzebues will be exchanged at this port per
day. This will continue until arrangement 8
are made for making the supply equal to the
demand.
5. The quarter to be occupied by foreign
ers to be immediate y settled.
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YOUNG 4 NIERICA
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

TNHIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT. LONG
J. and favOrably known AS the stand Of Barney
Goodkind. but now Of
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fRHlsupy DEPARTMENT, Sept ., u6.
u oolech OF Monday the ass n ortctev
nen for ven mbors q dollars u sosk 81 the Urrc sasg.
he sgued under The act OF Ccng-r n The I'd ~ Jose s
sury which ume The proposals win bs opened
dec'ied Tho s'ock III be rehurssein ten rcn
th- rst day NJ January neat and VIII bear Interest a ns
on. AEpum parable SEMI annually. ca 10 tsi dsys -
January and July Of each ytar.
No cner win be secercd below pAr md ncre fer arr se
uou q tborsrd toars Nor win any o1er 30 coiaier
With depoesrN ~ Tho United Sta 10 he o-tsr ~
The fecresry ID tho freasy The ecrbcats ~ sucA oepc
mas, 10 sss, rsf.r-nss che Ser. .ss
state The rsts - rrenaium offered
The prog ss- n mid fe ,nfvsed TIE cuss. Prosns
FOR Loen % 49, md :. edffsssed To the s-rstsl OF he
Ihs Bidders under ne rcrrg sop1 .Gr
greg,e Of ,cn r'cus ~ fols VII be nnsii>oy n.
sce~tef WITH tie pTecu1u lhsFntr
snk ne Treasurer ~ re u.cd sfs-rs, h. kassians
freAsprsr NJ Bns.au, View YORK. rhesch bis. ctss'goa.
81 November Bs1t SG1sa acraaIfn' PEE 4fse Z. ae
post ohsF ronfz. Aer wishes ~ii dtlg
beng e.tsd - s,is epsvtfssot
csrac.tcs ~ rscrflra si0rs w r. tzx1et "
howard ~ =, ,ht sarcesEfai tdds,,
her s1.yns for he ptrirslso eeysea e.rJ aE rt--s
pur sxsk wiz ts arsfer4be ts =. " III, .sGFy
sgresably - the resust,sns " he rrrsfiNe
Ffcrid svy ~ he snccsfrl t6der- -s.ife cgrsS2e~
sst. WIZ e;poss a ssm .snns, s,.r, ra-ss, .Sess
With s,cs coapoBs aiiAAed = sln.c ooe now-ni eosvs
cab and srrh sock Instead ~ being srsfsr.tas
w he ssvery Of n. s:re:ses 10 n,ers-. - rs ~.
nssaed The t@fs ~ tsSc<t sh@ la
January res Will he pad " The nueeessful 5d3er hs
attorney hy he depos:@y win sh"a LIE prneps as %
me pren.nssy as, o. cas- pes cep.sn r.q41 opo.
proposals uncsr this notice si - Included IN hr
vi, fs w rsess % rstrrned nnaasa
full bid4era HOWELL COBB. senessry % NE rrcnsuy
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nrFIcE or TIE CITIZENS GASLIoHT COMPANY.
~ Of Brooky 4, No Post once Pultnl Montague arset
brooklyn, October lsd0 Capital u n0p: sh rea 10
each The Citizens GAgght Company, u Broklyn Oder 70
captass Afty thousand dollars Of sh-r
being ell hat remains unsuts rioed FOR Parties
wishing invest vl call esther al the orcs Of ~
upon the on, OF ebblns Eiooigcc,
No "a lism street. New SubErr ptions Will be
ceiyed III the 10Th Inst. and NJ longer
JANIS II. SrrnBiNs, Treasurer, WIN y. libby, Prett
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.s: from Po%ue and saass ,so rsaD
s9
SaSe fsIsn Marble Ornaments Asco'dson Musical Box Or,
a. he. present ownsr: proof copy ,EDsravinss oak
es4ss yiasS Roa: ae osss
wood marble bureaus betsteafs an Commodes
Glace, Toilet Tables Shaving stand Ward
robes Table de Eu Couch Rockers Chairs oval back
Chair. covered Tapestry Brussels Carpets lace
keR Coun:erpapes Bossrs And Pillows Oval Mirrors Pastel
Paintings decorated china Toilet Sets Iowe brocae Cur
taina Upper Chsmbeyp-MsBogauy and blask walnut Blu
Eseus Sofas Bedsesds washsands, Bookracka,
agnet Tables Corner Stands. Bedding &C. Dining
49, carved oak Buffet stAtuary marble top Hertz extension
DINING Table, 10 feet long; Cenehss ArM Chairs sle'
Two doz Of Gobleis, ChanpAgnes Wines Lemonades
ras.n marble and ruby Punch Bowls gold band china Da
Sets richly Teat Sets pie.es solid Dinner
and Tea SETS all the china and glass furnished by
e@ Reed Barton Coffee Urn. Ga.ors G.ts Bsske.s Nap
Alss Basement and Kitchen Furniture stone iron
wooden copper Utensls &C. Terms Of sale cash ia
bonkable money certified check. Deposits required Of all
Rr,sha.sr. HOUSE g let for sse s Of
.nse pack and ship the goods to any part Of the country
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\ 11HUR r. GOLDSMITH, AUUTTONDER.
\ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A
- . This day, Wednesday, April T.
Al Ae readenco g West Eleventh street, few d,os from
Firth avenue.
~ positive on ae.oInt Of family dec ming
" a &c 90. VIM sell .. .uc.on on Monday,
n furniture seosaI "a n .sid Souss' consisns q
Rosewood Drawing Room suite.
PteT and Mantel Mirrors,
Etegeres, Escretores. Bookcase,
- :" : - on PAnhses Brnnses and Works of Art
IN rosewood Centre Tables SofA Side Tables lAdys oad
k Box Table do Mutt three quits Of elegant drawing
Yunufe edsn and antique elsooresey carved in fruit and
covered crimson satin medAloa Sofas Ohaiss ghic
- oval baek pArlor Chairs Turkish san Loungss with
Cs q match; one sI Of Furniture covered IL velvet
Aares shades pier and mantle Mrrors elegant Side board
retcre, lined with wood genta Bookoase Etsgeres
1r@ doors md back sasuary marble top Easlsh Bro.
Eanea BY eminent artists Special attention called to tho
faDoorte being full octave inyrumeat and beautifully
vas made 2 cras. for ss e. owner Only ::
basy stool and embroidered clo Cover Ao sxse Broasss
nd Oynou Clock Paran marble eAtuary Dresden, painted
8 ess GAS wsrs ivory basncsd handled knives md tor
q 20 peess sxo olas fss sss Psrsn Punch Bowl adss.
sss FRI Day r.:
sds and 6onsods: spring Hs1.ssss large ss pure Ss
sssesd. 1d and fourth oss fSnsSsA 70 oore.oood
WtA %shogany And black walnut furniture Also suits q
sssi Lsos
Cs.t.tns and shsdes Nursery B,s:.esdA sad
B-sale psrcmptory and posivs wtIhOss regard
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r ENGTHRNED, wIDENED REFURNIsHsD AND IN
IL every way besuihed during the LIST winter unser the
experimenting o. n4 veto an Capt J. r Smith the Avo
rte steamer 1kea her position again on she Al
and Offering 70 her friends all the comforts Of par
lors and dinner tables Fast before she still
and superior on The river In oorsant
particular She viii leave CIV York from the " Har
every Monday "wednesday and Frdav al ock
ard Albany, from The foos Of Hamilton ssrset everi
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday O'clock A. NJ For pns-
ssge &c, apply 70 Tie Captain On board.
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u FIIzsrMMOxs AUCrIoNERR IL CENTRE STREET,
cnsrs ior ~ SPLENDID Billiard Falcon, Club Room
ana ~ !urnened Rooms, cheap Ia Grand street, Billiard
and Dining Saloon IN Ninth avenue Plumbers Shop 10,
with nve years lease, In Eighth avenue; Lquo
Store IN eecond avenue; furns3od Saloon with in Lis.
penad street. also Sevsy1 ober are located
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br, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture and costly china
vo0u rich silver ware OH Paintings &C. this Wednesday
ApEl At 10Y O'Clock n. WILSON, sucuoneer. Vim se.
Wout TIE entire elegant Furniture contained in the
residence no Fourteenth Eighth
a q which made 70 order and first clas coo.sng Of
0A rosewood Paor Furniture covered 10 rich satin brocads
nnt rosewood Etegerea made BY Besudoin satusry
seIa Nth h gut Console Tables and Ccrnicss k and
lndA Easy and Reception Chairs match; elegant and
sy china Vases with rich Paintings In OIL; besuful col
specimens Of att rosewood Work Tables Enslsh Brussels
IA ssshoesns RedssssHs nssi,e tcn Drsssn, Rnrs"u:
Wssh.tanes sirrors Clocks large hair Mattresses, eh
IAbs Cutlery nne Silver PLAYED Ware such Uaaea Gaze
Ferris Tea Service Syers superior oak e.
Sd Bed MAHOGANY sushioned Chairs togsthe. With large
ready u the house Terms cash. Deposits required from
Al purChAsaYa Bale positive. iffI- pr