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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

CHEATING the PUBLIC N WEIGHTS AID MA
suREs- There ia 10 security for tue people
against the frauds committed against then II
the sale OF articles b. weight and measure.
They are entirely ut the mercy OF tie seller,
and have no means Of ascertaiGing whether
they are cheated or not For example, in the
case Of coal. about which there is universal
complaint. the purchaser cannot find ont
whether he has received proper weight or not.
That there is extensive fraud IN this article
there cannot exist doubt. The dealers
often sell ii ostensibiy Us cheap as
they buy It OF Course they must cheat
in the weight The cheating is their
entire profit. This Is unjust to tie fair dealer,
who gives honest weight and charges reasoua-
bic price, which The puoiic think tcc high.
ind avoid hin, while they actually pay more
Al q ncminally ic yer price. Ou- Legislature
are always too busy " their schemes Ct piander
and ra=cai'y to devise measures for the pro
lection Of the people in weights and measures;
otherwise they could dc something il
Matter of such universal importance. Il
European cities there is ample precaution taken
against each fraudulent practices Public scales
ought 10 be established in every district with
sworn weighmasters appointed, and O penalty
TO he Inflicted on all dealers not sending their
carts Of coal &c Be weighed al these public
scales. for which smal SUN coul6 be charged,
v hich would make the os.ce CT public weighe-
self sustaining; a certificate &C tie wsigher in
each case 10 be given to the purchaser. Some
such arrangement as this Il necessary for the
protection q the people. This. with numerous
other reforms. might be accomplished If the
voters would take iittla more trouble il see
ing that only the right kind Of men were sent
70 the Legislature. BIT as long IS such cor
rupt rascais as polluted the Capitol with their
presence during the last Legislature shall shaye
the control Of the legislation Of toe State, no
good, but every evil, may be expected from
their proceedings
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IaIsnnal Inl4illEa nar

eoyelI,- scrEAa Of M s'asc, : ~ IL way VII
gan
lion lafayette $ Fcste-, vr',ed s,aios senator 81
ftoie JcDAs, .c.ss soca u q married r. Wss-x
isd.
r. NalI.rn nos preacher =; Ieavtaworih, Kss.
lturt - rei'agUh frr tee third me toe m str
nd afar. - pfu'ss.on Of ths law. lie will renaa
ser.
H. Iaaie Mort, Lac ~ -. - the ss 90 nee
~ reln,bnrte hi boncsms1 % y ~ r4rt4 ~
r~v ae-r, Nar'yn 8ridumen ~ SorthA npton Ne
cab s.d TIL t-s'Qn o. ca, 1T al st. ~ wifi N
t1 '.l tn rss'oa o. tue A Y 4. ! among the z.4s
toe 49, acO-rcspoaosa ss0Es a. haze hi % ,F,s
tEL S. rF.fett i.ier, whe l. 49, venty I've yea
sgr Bs .o.,ks ynlnRer robust iban ~heo oecs
" iak a IL Hausa Tie tt.oc Ablea L. ASS ycs
iel ~ pgs.esi.n CT tne aapst ~ eat crun t a.
5suts 2. FER u nov transferred 60 "A infant ,ay txo
.nOt,is osi--hs onu9htc.
Governor Henry wiso n v,rglsis ssys ths Nor-o.r
fag ffss v sute b"stnan, ey u, no. II 4, -
81 h,sUr sGail fcel ~ - il IA boats Al ia
lsrc'ng, tnere leSs thar ssnt miniature - Il
'.i- 81 tacee al - snsn nl -. cortteaoi.d al
tts .ftr, 49, hs.t sHNsea taF 1iatas s III Es1,ie
agf hts esffcu araNefaeut tn gs4 Uat regs.4.s -
Hftnb -8ha krfNtu @tUre saf .of 4 fle -
tMEks etcat e' tssl q Mff n0hes lNag Ats QscA +
Na.e ths c1a .r. WG kas t.a ist fua al ts faolt
Tnt Hs~tr ~ tae hHIt nal 60 e bla n hsrs II faf
NJ pGt 'hat woue Ma t0t, Dill faaf 80 wtfhau,
- tee mrrrc. d tlich thtac tIff tess
srt 4E .tIu-ef -. !.atd " wcll e. He.v ttaeun'
~ 49,. I've 80 r : - Cim savefoa-
e.Ue D. = ~ h. tee ~ :. t-a f.afE fa.fF *
= e. 'dren ai,e- evie0af. II fae IL l4A. i. -
irf1 sra ttAt its u &C.. rlsat liage
fr .rs lforss of Asstaf, fer tast t,t
NN Nt VUCtmG'w 4anEMNMd NJ NDf4Et# Uf H1eu' s+tr8
vl. ettt.4ls 4Fr Ast AZ e.sefH he-.st. afs
cese q Nfsas IL tft.a'# t4.v hFe a.
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raf Fmsr Awr'csS Cirr RAuRoAns $50
fANp.-WC have received card Of invitation t0
attend tn celebration " the opening of he
arsi street railway II Europe. a, Erkeahesd.
which va e take piace % Thursday las, An.
gus So. This 4 essentially a Yankee ~ e.
prise, ari cordacied by 4 yankee-Mr. G.. L.
Train. - Boston TIE system Of travel oy horse
ra,roafs shch hss proved such convenience
here, is tins fairly insrgura,ed On the other
s'da e - Atlantic, and viii no doubt soon
PRE- r such = necessity that It viii B. adopted
u tyery leading city IN Earopo.
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WASHINGTON, August 60, 1850.
Arriva, Of Pread-rt Bacsarqn-Tt. Lee q, as whis
Hoas-Slau n.ecs u a Crsoa Assiag Lineo,sr The
D:mocrafic wh,Fpr snargc-s slssstsre 5gs.rndr-
7art II the ire Rooms, d.
The President arrived very quietly yeste-sa- ~ the
latest evening train, and At the depot o. tte
secretary OF the interior, Pos!massss General tie
Commissioner q Pulo Buildings md Lis Private seore.
tary There was 40 uonsrstor beyond tEose re- gect
ri salr, atoms that interest sh-h arc "a.
taray elected b. appearances of tn chief magistrate
aniorg bis fellow citizens but these spoke efyonc huz
ras.
7Ais (ThrEfday) teng cue a. The regular rccep-
tiou days nj the executive msosior, r. rvon VA
,hrongei ffcm are O'Clock tn three, ey ladies atf
gentlemen irom ahsreni par.s ol tuv Usl0E C1uver
setion 49, fec al ualesissnea, AL n one utght
judge from Tie expTesirf liz tn crowd the rroprcty
aud rtcnsety ofA no1sy pnIou gf1osg al C1asarg sve
isea "a order T. ferfer a. eoc3a taEcoa an ina !.
sihihy arc sentneais .espy seated and widely preva
lent atao4s the hnorcsu peope.
Thtre e a'i'tr - t0so' ro ev- re---af ris ,h,,
great "justce done 10 eressoui Buchanen hisef b,
The pnricaar coL;sc 81 procedure sdopteinot nnly
tho ncog ,si,es, b.. ty ss- BrecSir iige men r nj
tanyass tbcre uaeA 80 have o'cu sads oily ttct
wa eStorr Feat .ar e @eai,e So caass, w.o
democratic party more deepl, indebted thar &.
~. Other living mr. ~ whatever ve'li! i gns,cs7
Sr B.shAaan aars has kept tnzesaer WAT rrraaas
o. The oace loweria aessoesatic ..riy. Beytad
the frenss ~ tie safaDt rsos, whese = ipnosracy
70 Any state, Norst, sogtl. East - West /. 4
not c1st-gus then taat set liz Wrapper er- rt
dealt saod ~ 'or the eer A., tim
wlaa - lie aerora raj rsquirel ssale saeIi 81, e ~
acS u me Tgg int 81 tHase litl.. inv see1g 01cet
n q ignore 40 g. lent soi ever. vho
osot {. - pessoaatr, n u tcsa 80. IS, nn4s
@ L1 To- ~ tt t#'h 4 Co. We tHe snte ~.uis IT,
Nt vef sent rru' me- - tat q regrc, Il W.
EUctAHun b1l ~ hlea2tv eft himself .aiusf -
reelection n celer Awts. I~crrut 4fecn'atnrs IS
rrd Il CO. - * Aafch. 1861 vao Stsd not - r.
ptrei e. ~ change % cveuts just rugk nta
fsnes H1rbarar rcua1 - i~srgurAiftt
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Tn. News.

The steamship Northern llgat from Aspinwall
a The 2itl U!t bringing The passengers lnails aH
treasure brought to Panama by the steamship
Uncle sam. walch eit san Francisco ca the Iith
ult., arrived ~ this port yesterday morning. The
Northern Light has s95s $50 ia treasure, and 6ot
bags Of washoe silver ore, valued at $40 900, Goa
signed 10 various parties The news from California
4 devoid Of parii ular interest having received
ratbtr tull intelligence per the pony express from
shat quur'er drring tho past month. Hamilton J.
nay has instituted III action agaia.; Toan Wood,
tie actor, Il recover $4,000 damage for the Sc.
suction Of hi- v..,.
our dispatches alj letters from New Granada
arrow 10 1eN ,isA uaon the state OF affairs Ia that
upuDiic. it !. reported that Gen. obaado. Mos.
,u,ra'a !, a.ip4 officer, had taken the town of
Paste. wl,ea. 'heusa IN tho state OF Cauea. had
tren opposed + Nosquera. The civil authorities
ga t. III fg.:' II Ecuador leaving a large
sun Il roroy ! quantity Of clothing behind.
III, news la j q, sruanon. " Ecualor IN Ell
gar,m Il hai tlL Ice between the forces of
Ceacra- Il, re- ani Franco in which tie latter tad
t,on routed ani had narrow escape from being
kl.,a. IL probable Tia. Flores triumph IS com.
Ulo,e.
President Castillo Ct Peru, had quite re.
-aHsTe1 rom hH wound fnaiIe De-
tween BIN and INC Congress was expected 10
occur almost any day. IN his message he speaks
Il The United states claim as simple question:
ard manifes''y unjust, which, however, BE- expect.
ca Sould te am.catly adjusted. rle invasion ~
p.'',' i .''i 49,. y. 49, 80. y : s.'''
- - -, -
rgrr... t.a ctee { .t.l the story OF peace
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Our Special Warrington Despatch.
WAssrSCroy Sar. rs61

"sSl-ssAe'i SVEAs Ao0ss
gc-ESEsTs OF SENATOR Douglas
sSra.oE Douglas VIII speak in New YORK CT Wednesday,
l2h q September he viii then 60 West and speak q:
Cleveland the CT, q; Columbus thu cath, al C.r.
clnrai. the 2slh, ard a, Indianapolis the 2sit.
MILAN OUTRAGE
Late Indian outregos west q the Rocky Mountains are
believed 70 have been ,aied ~ aposiate dsaec..
e. aorns0De, who sought revenge. There many Of
sLyn wlo make excursions among tha tribes and ds.
gee accompany tnea Their na-auclsg t,c-s, lad net
iniogrners and l'sfefs
SERMON oS T4r.As AFFAIR
fr'he- Mcguire, ~ s. Aloys'us' church, preached 4
most eloquent sefRca this morning It AZ affairs &c
which h. very Garibaldl and Qreer vc.o.
exhortci al good Christians contrhr.e Of their
prayers the assistance o. the Pope Father
Il. oaicalsg III Lrs Douglas church.
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-sns New 4ors Herald - Eu4tlon Eor
Europe
tn Cunsii steS ushp Arabia Captain Stone VIII leave
Boston Wednesday TOR Liverpool.
Tue nr -urop- VII c!are A. this city 10 morrow
quarter pas: ,us oook U 50 bv raroad.
END At euarter to 'our o'eocS ~ RI ~ steamboat
tn FxporEAs DIXON aggBE hxsAip III TO publisnes
al O'clock N D. nora'ag Single copies, In wrsp-
psrs, Elk cents
TIE coGieats - To ErRoPssS Eplrros oy rHr HERALD
al re IL 1e~. received 81 nal AMI Telegraph At
ts Office daring e previous ~ocs, aud W ~ no hour
Ill
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~ color 20 the National Gnar'. seventh regiment,
hy the Corporation and citizens of Washington.
The regiment eu that occasion will parade in full
force. and the ceremonies viii be Of the most re-
elt7clf character The Washington presentation
committee arc expected IN this city on Tuesday,
and consists Of Hon. James G.. Berritt. Mayor Of
Washington; William I. Dore President Of The
Board Of Aldermen; Grafton Powell, Presi-
den Of the Common Council; Aldermen
William II, Ward Chairman 81 the Commoo Coun.
eli; Robert ould lorator Of the day. United States
District Attorney; Peter Force, Major General
district militia; VIM. r.. Todd Esq, retired mer-
chant: y. l.. Jackson, Esq, merchant; John f.
r.nmes and Joseph II. Bradley, lawyers; Jonah d.
Hoover, ex Ut,i,ed States Marshal: Marshall Bro
proprietor Browns Hotel; Dr. NJ. II. Gunne,
charles W. BUielsr, Jr., merchant Thomas T..
Morgan Esq., City Registrar; Charles 5. Jones,
ESQ, James T. Halliday. Collector Of Taxes,
Richard ". Carter Edward Hall. John Savage,
editor Of the States; James S. Holland and John
+. Coy!c, Of the IntcVigencer.
The u cotton SATURDAY confined to 400
too oales, closing without change IN prices tbs stock
day il this port, though not completely ascer
sared et that It viii 1T wary much from 55 900
paes Flour under the news opened active and higher
and q! decided advance, hut coeed tanely a. AL al
varce varying from Sc 10 l6c per barrel Wheat was
olaraby active out owing N tne advance IN freghts
AMI limited range Of assarimcnis tho market closed
without aul44ton; he aaoai the c4aas ss'n
to esbrace / 3sl $50 bushes Corn less active
white sales Western ixed made At Csc ssc ana
yellow Weston Ell TUc the quantity anoa the canas
estimated Iii t2s bushels Pork steady and In
good request with sses At $40 rs and o.
prime Ill I25s sa IS sugars quiet but stesfy
9Th salcs q about 20 400 hhs and 800 boxes AID y
hhds ucado, NJ rates given N another column Coffee
quiet and inactive Freighls took another jump, apn
large lots of uheet aged for Liverpool open
Ing al l2isd 6 13d and oos-o al Id, both in buls
and bugs par, o tie we're Tor future de
livery Al the Close sh'powuers, Tor room FeeS
or two head. asked i5d in shtis bags Flour wss
also IRE, y token 81 Cd s. 81 and T. London Al
Sc t0td rull taken up for london, to load
With vheai at lad in bags, aud -four at g. lokd A
sesse also ,aAlu W Ter Liverpool. 70 load With
whsa! III iokd., IN Lags, aud With 900 bbw -four Al
9s 81.
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FnorkCTtp FtsioN n NJ sACHrsErTs.-Wa
perceive tha' thor !. some talk Of D fusion b.
tween he BEL nd pouglss men in Massachu-
~p'ts; and " such a combination can b. effected
- - 20 defeat Lincoln In that state and reject
and-.w. The type q rabid abo'tionirrn, 1t viii
ID more g restore confidence Throughout; the
country thar anything which could happen; for
Massachusetts, occupies The saa portion to the
Nosth bat South CAROLYN dsaa 60 the South
hey are BON the representatives, q extreme
opinions. II would he curitu snl gratifying
- % ssme tine, = see Lincoln beaten BY
nug"ri1, IN the vote q ~. abolition sa's bat
~ are afraid That 1 fusion csaaot lo ~ easily
accomplished II ''the scaoo n Massachusetts, 1
Which has eivar 20 many leaders 70 Lc ranks
IL ahoiltion polite
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fa.tA1sLEu. s.. S. $780,
To steam -'ss's rowhstap, ior Tar- g,s.. g.s.a4
Care Isare ia st.s ssce
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s~o---s As,rx,tr Eovrytr.oS, --xasor s.lssury hs
ys- o- nstts ~ ,ae Asaevtyt w tre rcrr ~ sac a
the m n District o~~vro cog@ls e. 81 e., auer
Der q - ~, Leg8siase.
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Tux .IoHS BRowS Fund n HAYTr--LAaAR-
We learn that the army Of that black republic
subscribed ia the John Brown fund the enormous
-um Of tpr piasters and one hundred and eighty.
tour dollars 10 Hayti currency. the dollar being
sgaai 10 about six crnts OF our currency. The
sara subscribed. therefore. amounts to about
'wenty.one dollars and a half Of United States
currency. aud this Adjutant General Richie an
nounces in an official letter to Monsieur De-.
lnrine. adding list ~ the subscribers and the
amounts respectively attached to their names,
from which We have the curious information
that the General Of Division subscribed ten pias.
ters (Spsn,sh doliars,, the Adjutant General
himself subscribed the mighty sum OF three
collar, and . Colonel and u Commandant Quar-.
,.rmas,er each fifty cents Such are the syrnpa-
rhie- If the soldiers OF Hay,i with a var Of free
dom 10 .mancipate their African brethren In
the United States.
Heretofore /. was proclaimed, with 0 -four
- q. 'rumpets. thst coffee to the value Of
thirty thousand dollars was contributed In
Hay ii 70 The John Brown fund.- but it was Ia
Haytieu paper. chiefly valuable as materials for
manufacturing, with old rags into pauer far
newspapers; and when tLis great contribution
wss reduced 70 orr currency, y dwindled down
~ sl.s75. 20 which let ~ add 81 80 the snh-
scrip'iou Of the army, and WI will have si,s96
5O--;he sum total Of the subscription Of the
Haytien republic. which sas 60 tremendously
agita,ed on he receipt Of The news of the John
Brown raid. and which paid bis memory such
extraordinary funeral honoTs when be beca n,
= martyr to black freedom.
Lamartins said, in reference 4 the snbscrip.
,ion to his book 10 enable hr TO pay his debts,
tn. he 'ao At last found sou' in Hayt which
~ could net find in Europe II the foregoing
statistics Of liberality to the widow and orphans
~ 'he whi'e martyr who died for the blacks o.
the United States be a meas II 81 the soul Of
Ilayii, what must a white poet In debt. wh0 has
moi JET died tor any body expect from II. and
What uast be the size Of the soul OF Earope.whch
famartine declares tn be smaller than that
- Uay,is Verify. il IL no wonder Lamar
the i deeply in debt when tbs financial calcutta
lions display such poetry There can D. no
comment on narrJ freedom more ils,rucuve
.aac IL IIaNiea subscription 10 the John
Brown fund md ,hs present nj .srabis condi.
',on 81 la, 10, Island, formerly 50 productive
ana 80 useful 20 'he world, but nov Of ~
uiote value 70 na, .iod than II 1t were sunk
beneath n ocean.
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: mos' disastrous results Give the cri uln4l
hut the confidence thu men a. hts stamp will
sit az judges over him. ii arrested and orm"
WIZ ~ once heonlne the andacious ruler 81 ~
cie'y. So viii il be with the .irrepr-ss,nr
conflict" The underground railroad gill h.
brought 70 The light Of day, rhe ling II
slaves will become trade ut witch thaHs'suas
~iii he openly vain. heroism in the act will b.
@orrlipped. and not alone Virginia. Int every
Southern State, will have to record lis John
Brown rains, and the abolition promptings ~
inc-ndi.rrin now seen IL Texas vii! na wit
neSst q II every Save State from the Delaware
"a the Rio Erardc, and from the Ohio 10 the
Calf Of Mexico. II such state of til - thrg~
Gill h. no need TO uso the army and nav q.
the Tnred states TO suppress or -.lngni-h
slavery il will oDiy he necessary to deaf !;
employment to suppress faction and in"an
diarism IN snch state II thugs parties gill y"
driven /" the hiches. pitch of exci,emel i &c i.
81 fury sill be perpeiia'ed on a,l sides. and day
ty day fha whole co.utry viii r-c-de farthrf
ard farther from the rule OF ressoo.
With the inauguration of such state :
hings. we would ask the merchants Of Ne.
York. Philadelphia and Boston what woG.d be
lhr value Of the Southern notes yon hold If
The reply would not bankrupt you, it would
cause you 70 cut OF al yogr Southern trade to
avoid bankruptcy. IN such a state Of things.
We would ask the manufacturers Of Pennsylva
MIA, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut Rhode
Island and Massachusetts what would b. the
value 10 you Of the note Of a merchant il New
York, Philadelphia or Boston, If the Soutnern
trade were bankrupt! You would not sell a
single package Of goods on Southern credit. and
would have 70 diminish production, or over
stock other avenues 70 consumption. And, in
his case, we would ask the capitalist. the farm
#, thu mechanic and the laborer of those St.e-.
what will become OF your rents. your markets
and your wages if the manufacturers have to
diminish production: They must and would
decline, and all the combinations Of intellect.
farmers unions and trade projections in tn.
world could not sustain prices and wages, even
# they couid prevent universal bankruptcy.
onr whole Industrial and commercial fabric ia
built on the broad basis Of credit and the
nbres. veins and arteries of this are 30 inter.
,wined and connected through the whole body
polite that a vital blow at the credit system In
one section will bring the whole aditice crun.
Hing TO the grennd. That blow viii he struck
AT Southern credit by the election of Lincoln,
and the installation OF "the Massachusetts
SCHOOL, of abo,itiouists in our national ad
ministraiiun.
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asu-IaRETs THIS EvsSIEG.

asu-EaRErs THIS EvsSIEG.
ACADEMY OF music, Fourteenth stseo1-IrN1.S Orr.
RA-LA c"ssAhBuL..
sIBLo's GARDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEsroRx
sScKs
WINTER GARDEN. erosdwsy-pSorys.os ANDERSON
BowERY IT, ATgr s,wery-vAcsrra -soot OF rte
FAsuY.
w.rLACRs uuR IRE. Broa..- = IoNoaS ASSURANCE
DOMESTIC s.srsRIs7
NEW BuwERY r ATRE BoWery siege OF PAtN1
RA-YoUSC AhEslll.
BARSuM's ASERIt MUSEUM, Broafwag-uaS snf
Eveaiug-tav ~ Nv y LihE-1AAThksAN ~ HAA0h-
taytsG tub -o~tfiss. -
RRtASTs NrSsi RMS, Mo- hanics Esl, Az Broadway.
Ee1sEs - ALos
nIsLo's ~ 81 aeway.-su RlEsQgE STUMP s. Srca
NArT0Ekt TARr'r-rs. Chatham street All Tar
GLIrTEns SoT Gg44~ 2uvGE niAansp -GtGIC rRuarrr
faIACg ct AEeE. fo,,,eeu,a s,reet-YUslcAt AN
pKAGArIc gats-sAIssvfr
cAETEurrRY MUSIC TALL. COS Brosaway.- soSoS
plgcys BuR;EsaUss. b.
New yors. Monday. September 2. i-"o.
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MAILS gGR EUROPE.

x.,. yor.. Monday. September 3. ,-no.
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-. NILNO8 TAYIO9. AUCTiONuER
!. WI sail this day G. Atn-dsy).

ComAe ccu Z ~ 10 clock prec'sely.
II he eontenp Of 10 four story cwsilug
No. West sfghtesnh street, between Fth and Sixth
ocpsing OF very ats cecilos Of rich household yurm
W lves snd insrsts usrrea oliver Tea ses
Potts spucns oess-ron Of cut olaasware sad
Cocse and pssr hsndsd tlery ext~nsion dinn
lab ~ocd end usbcgsny bedroom Furniture Lo,knS
0lssses ssdon6 sofs scds 40 &e I'll bsangh drs
der leo superior Pispoforse finn
VOID bale ,svs Goods 10 be removed dag Of sale.
UCs,oN SALE ov FINE GOLD. SILVER AND Ola.
nu~d wssshes watch sovemeos sad rich diam md jew
sIry which IL single oiscnd weixhing carss
:, " os lsr.As susaceee~, Is so.srv. ~ ssai On
Shursss, bs a ess. l0h pollock Me st,sk Of i'm
so,i.r a,eisins eus.ssss sss.ss IN ear q ase E6ek
1ss: siss and Cbsos sAstsss Is sa, sAess sdss
6sD a-d rsrsd hunjrg sud opeu De<seesd Ls
Asd yliDders aWe large eHsm sr Of Qver hunuog
zbe AsA silver hur dag IS to ~ lns Dsahs1
LsSws and cyndsrs silver git Cstnfesu huutUg ed opon
fscs du, w.css.: s sos hu.sss ss.ls moys.sat ~:
spdr Chros0mstoss DC b absva waceeg ars fro0 the
oslepvsd turnpesa nauufsysss u nssrs Beesisy oos
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