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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-17
MARRIED.

In Plymouth. March stb by the Rev. g. ". b. CLARK, Mr.
DAVID BALiFlNCH, 10 Miss MATILDA CROSS.
In Wayne, March, Cd BY Rev A. Underwood, Miss AN
GELlNE RILEY TO II. JAMES RILEY,
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FOR SALE BY
APRIL APPOINTMENTS
PROBE ALL 7HINGs!
(R. II. w. WADSWORTU Eclacf;S


PROBE ALL THINGs(
nR. Fl. w. WADSWORTH. Eclectic
- Physician and Surgeon WIN be In attendance as follows
Ashtabula, Ashtsbula House, Thursday Aprft 9th .
Conneaut, fremont House, Tuesday, :" Ord.
Painesvie, Cowles House, Friday 6{B,
Chardon Chases Hotel, Saturday, 7sH
Cleveland, johnson House, Apdl 9th ana 10TH
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w.
Is very simple and entirely new and hy It disease Of ny
Oh me internal vital organs in very minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asing the patient otes-
ton OF having the least previous knowledge Of the case
Scrofula, and all Diseases of Scrofulous origin
Ulcers funors Enlarged Glands Joints Hin Disease sSel-
ed Meek on Goie ScroulOus Eyes Scad Head Erntons
on the Face or other parts Cancer Fula Spinal DIsease
Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence, Structure ST. Vftus Dance Rul,
epsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, &c. &c.
All diseases peculiar TO Females all chronic dseaes Of
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver Spleen
Those suffering from Chronic Dssdses
Of any description may assured that their easee will no
treated ry and candidy and they win be encouraged
10 take medicine without corresponding prospect OF ne6t
Dr. w has visited Cleveland and other places IN Ohio and
New York regularity for the last ten years and can furnish
patients with any Of evidence in regard to hfs skin
and qualification physician He WIN visit the above
places once month for year. thus giving ta6ek who con-
suit him opportunity 70 continue tiii cured 6ss ce
by others pronounced incurabe requested to t viii
cost you nothing to have your examined and explained
Those Wishing to consult by letter. may direct to Batavia
" or TO the Of the Hotel at any Of NV appoinu,es
H. W. WADSW0RTH NJ D. Batavia NJ "
Residence and Princpal Od8ep
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ev- YOoAL--Mr " @. TAYLOR, is holding
Musical Convention at Smiths Hall, which
continues three sessions a day, and concludes
with Concert on Tuesday evening of next
week.
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gs- The March Term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, begins in Jefferson on Monday
March 26th.
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9g- The reader will please notice, and re-
member, that commendatory notices of one
thing or another appear in our local columns
from time to time, with all the marks of editor
ial, but which are only paid advertisements
That we may not appear to be recommending
commodities about which we know nothing, and
to enable the reader to act intelligenty in adopt
ing any opinions thus advanced, such para graphs
will uniformly bear the signature Of an asterisk \.
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NOTICE-The State of Ohio, Ashtabu.
~ la County, ss.-ln the Court of Common Pleas.
George Willard, Plaintiff,
Sabra Hall, Hiram Hall, Harriet
b. Hall, Emily s. Hall, Mary e.
Hall, Clarrissa Gates, Eliza T..
Fox, and Elizabeth Ann Harvey,
daGapdapts
Civil Action.

The nonresident defendants in tue above action to-wit
Classa Gates, Harriet B. Hail. Emily S. Hail. Eliza 4. Fox
and Elizabeth Ann Harvey hereby notified that the 10th
day of February, 1860, the plaintiff WILLARD
filed his petition in said Court setting forth that the said a-
bra Hall is the widow and administrative OF Linus Hail.
Of said county, deceased and that the other defendants are
the heirs at law Of the said Linus.
That the said Linus in his lifetime towt: on the 18th day
Of June ls9 borrowed of the State Bank Of Ohio four
hundred dollars part of the safety fund said Bank
ecued TO the said Bank his bond for the same payable
mand, with interest at the rate of per per annum
And that for the purpose of securing the payment the
bond the said Linus and said Sab Hall executed the said
Bank mortgage upon sixty Of land in the middle part
Of Lot No 90 In the township Of Plymouth In said county
being the farm which the said Linus lived up to the time
of his deceae And that the said bond mortgage is now
the property Of the plaintiff and that there is now due on
the four hundred dollars with interest seven per
from the 5h day Of November 1859 And also that on the
first day Of March, 1855 the said Linus and said Sabr
executed to the plaintiff mortgage the same land to Sc
the payment of note Of said Linus for Eve hundred
dollars within five years. with interest annually And that
nothing has been paid upon said note And the prayer the
petition is that the said mortgaged land may be sold and the
proceeds applied said claims And the said nonresident
defendants required to the said petition on or be-
fore the 2lst day of April, D 1860.
Dated Feb'y 10TH 1850 6w53O
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~ GODET's for April is already on hand
or its merits, we can only say it is like its fell
lows and we have too Often expressed our OpiD-
ion Of them 10 be very specific with this mum
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-17

GrlNsURED.-The house of JOHN HoLBRooK
destroyed 6y hre last week, was insured in the
-AEtna for $l,l00.
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jamestown, Pa from Mar. 18th, to April 5st
Dr. O. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
rom ms patients and their friends 10 visit the neahborhood
occasionally that they might him personally az well
hmOnth. F' N
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has thousands of pa
ue IN All forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeed success f which some Of your friends or neghbors
% Vfs and h prepared to give relief to all who may APP
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Will be treated with success. -
Also will cure old and all eruptve diseases Of what
Her character they may be- He makes use Of universal
used. " ~ ~ Os'
Iesons at distance desiring advise and Medicine win send
t Inscription OF the appearance Of the urine with
Dtu statement OF the cause origin Of the disease and
genera i history OF the symptoms with name age &c.
444 70 Niee'ee 70 n, ,p,, =, IA
JameEtown. Mercer Co. Pa " W 0l'N-,N' ~ y.
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GE QUAcKESBos7 NATURAL PHLosoPHY.--
The ArPLEToNs, who are the publishers,
have sent us a copy of this work, gotten
up in their best and mostsubstautisI manner OF
printing aud binding--a vol. Of $50 pages. We
have examined it pretty thoroughly aud deliber
ately, and added to our own good opiaiOO, that
of the Superintendent of our public schools
Its Illustrations are apt and forcibe, and well
adapted to the comprehension of the pupil, and
its theories and facts are within the range Of
nature aud probabilities In style and diction
too, it is decidedly meritorious. The highest
praise we can bestow upon it, is, that Mount
Holyoke Seminary, has as we understand or is
about to introduce it.
For sale by INGHAM & BRAGG, Cleveland.
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MONEY SAVED.

PIANo FORTES & MfStoDEoNs.
u Stools, Covers Instruction Books 6o on terms tbst
cannot fail 10 please, at Ashtabula, Ohio. '
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Reilst Tor the Amistsd.

nR. s. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
~ ed Unpobc Physician and Surgeon, formerly Of The
firm Of CLARK Gibs6h be consulted al tho following
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Gg- MEDALLION HEAD OF Ex-Gov CHASE
J. L. PopE, a young artist of ability, has pro-
duced head of the x-Governor, of commend
able fidelity, which will be presented to our eiti-
Gems IN a few DAYS. Price 81 so.
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~ THE BORING BUSINESS is fast becoming
the business of the day. Besides boring for
oil, we hear of men boring for molasses, and
over among the Conneauters chap is drilling
for brandy. Whiskey, which in these days is
not very great remove from brandy, is found
more or less plenty on the surface about here,
aud the evidences Of its presence may be easily
detected laying around lose in the slight de,
pressions on either side of our public highways
and thoroughfares. This is getting to be q
great country.
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CLOTHING.

See advertisements Of Dr. sanford's Liver Invigora
tor and Family Cathnrtic Pills In nnnlher column.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Just after midnight on Fri
day night, as the Warren Chronicle informs US,
Mr. Madison ShOmaker, Of Celebreok, accom-
panied 5y yOuag man named Findly, was hunt
ing in the great pigeon rOost in the Tamerack
Swamp in Bloomfield in that county while
Finely was carrying the gun on his shoulder, and
Shoemaker was walking behind, the charge in
the gun exploded, and the load entering the
body of Shoemaker just above the breast bone
killing him instantly The place where the ac-
cident happened, was near the west side OF the
Swamp, and it required the utmost exertions of
six men, for six hours, to convey the body
through the swampr'o the eastern side. Mr.
Shoemaker was abor fifty years, of age, and
leaves wife and several children.
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rison D. Mixer and Harvey NJ Mixer will take notice that on
the 18th day of February 1860 the Plaintiffs In this case
filed their petition against them In said Court therein al
Lodging that the 18th day Of Oct l649 the Plaintiffs
contracted writing to sell to Harvey h. Scrner the land in
said petition described being 42O 99OO in lots T. in Sec
49, IN Township in this county and that all the inter
est in said land and contract has since been transferred to said
Harrison b. Mixer who in possession thereof under
said contract upon which there Is due 10 said plaintiffs
baaucs of purchase money for said land S2o93 a. with in
erest from the 10th day of February, $780, Said pet-
on also aedges that said Harvey NJ Mixer claims to have
some interest In said land under said Scbner Harrison
Mixer The prayer Of said petition that said land be
10 nav the said balance Of purchase money! unless said
Defendants shall file their demurrer said Petit
on In said Court before Saturday the th day of April
ID 1860 decree will be rendered against them by default
in accordance with the prayer Of said Petition.
CHAFFEE, WOODBURY. n WOODBURY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jefferson, o., Feb, IS, 1860 6w5So
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Il CLOTHING.
IL OR the next Thirty Days the subscrih.
er viii sell their Stock Ready Made Clothing Hats, Caps
and Furnishing Goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Please call and examine Goods and Prices before purchasing
elsewhere BRIGHAM x co.
Also One Good Silverpated horse Harness and two
good One Horse Carriages for sale at bargain. B. Co.
Ashtabua, February 20, 1850.
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5ns- The March No.. Of The Home Monthly
comes to us laden with choice reading matter
from some of the most able pens. 1t is devot-
ed to literature, religion, and home education.
Indeed, we know of no more excellent one of
its kind, and would be gratfed to see it in every
family in this community. Liberal premiums
are offered to those who will engage in extend
ing its circulation. Terms So in advance. Ad-
dress CYRUS STONE, IL Cornhill, Boston, Mass
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STATE of Ohio-Ashtabula County
~ Ashtabula Township.
vs.. Before John Booth Justice of Peace.
Sidney Luce defeAdt
Notice

The defendant Sidney Luce is hereby notified that on t
first day OF Match A D. lS60 the plaintiff commenced an ac
against him before the said Justice for the recovery Of
the amount of note made February 10TH A. D. 1858 bv him
j. H. Camp bearer for 90 67l0O dollars PAYABLE ninety
date and drawing interest at the rate Of ner cent
since due and that order Of attachment was issued in said
action Charles Wood debtor of the defendant was gar
nsheed under the ame and that the action will be tried on
the fifth day of May, A. ID. 1860. JOHN CASTLE $3.50
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The Revolutionary Volcano
Under Europe.
Letters from Our Londen, Paris. BeT-
lin, Florence, Genoa and Goa
stantinOple Correspondents.
THE HARyESTS In ENGLAND.
&C., &c, DC.

The steamship Persia, Captain Juikins. which
sailed from Liverpool at nine o'clock on the mora
ing OF the 18th, and from Queenstown on the even
ing of the 10th inst, arrived here at one o'olosk
yesterday morning
The main points Of the news by this arrival va
given IN our issue yesterday. but we to day subieis
some important details Of general interest, touching
the great question now absorbing public attentioa
both here and in Europe
The Papal government was about 10 despatch q
memorandum TO all the European Powers protest.
ing against the Sandman invasion OF the Roman
territory. This memorandum explains that the en-
rolment OF foreign volunteers OF which Sardinia
complains in her utimatum, was principally due 70
the counsels OF Austria and France: the latter
Powers having, after the Paris Congress in 1856.
insisted on the formation Of Papal army.
The Madrid correspondence OF the Hadepen5rnce
Beige, announces that the Spanish government has
ordered three steamers from the Havana squadroa
to the coast Of Venezuela TO protect the spanish
citizens who seem to be exposed to the hatred OF
the citizens Of that republic The same correspond.
ence says that notwithstanding the despatch OF an
ambassador to Mexico, and the peaceful speeches
delivered in the last sittings OF the Cortes. the
Mexican question might, at an early day. take q
sad turn and bring about serious complications be.
tween Spain and the United States.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTIoNnnns.
"A. Hou sehod Furniture Public Auction. this day
Ftiih and Sikh ava sale commensng lo o'clock precssiy
Catalogue comprising the largest aad richss as.ormsns o.
WOOD octave P.nofote Drawngroom sus Bo,kcass K.e
Hefes Cabinets OIL PAntng rosewood And
Slverwsre The Farnu-e 70 order by Braunsdor
Wen co-DrswDgroom suis solid rosewood. carved Ia
I'm ass Ts & Two sspn
eight medallion back Chairs &c two fauteu two carved
gees. lined with Sstinwood, mirror doors and back
maloe top; superb Secretaries and Bookcases Tnrssh
Msrqaeeric and oos de Cabinets bronze and ormou
Chandeliers lights; large Manie Mirrors richly
tsns French Shades pearl Stereotype with fun
Views superb Mandolin inlad with tortoise sha velvet
CS rosewood sos ss ewooa ssno
forte the rich instrument offered q. au-on this
supsy carved and casa rOuni corners ia iron plate
superior insumsni sessnty smofoiasrsd cloth Cover
Ol Paintings by Cole Inman Legrand, Hu, tnston, Eg
Law and Delacroy-St Cecilia 0oddeS OF huaici Assump
tn he Louvre Paris Marine viswss.orm sea snasssrs
Winter Scene the Danube. Market scsnss 10 Amsterdam.
artly painted silk painted by Haley also
number Cabinet Pictures and French line Eneravnxs sta
and Psyche rsndor Poetry Paninx Music An,lue bronze
Satuees Crusaders Clovis Charlemasne Antique bronze
ssVres China Vases from the collect Of Jerons BonspT
ming Room-eoid oak Buffet richly carved oak Extension
4ssy csueSes svsrMsre Coss Urn T Tea sss pee
Nsptn Rings Cake Baskets Casters spoops Forks lee
Psers cut and engraved Glass snansrs from the sss
Punch Bowl she cid Cutlery Linen gold band Dinner
s.s.es ccmmodes wsrdrobes en- suite siss Louis xiv;
hsir and spring Matrssses Blankets Bed Linen Brussels
Carpets oval Mirrors Sofas Rockers &c also the Furniture
the yer chambers.
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A BsOLUTE AUCTION SALE
"A OF elegant and costly Household Furniture.
Nsgniacent Rosewood Pianoforte.
Rose wood E,egeres,


Escretore and Bookcase, !.
Comm encing this day (Friday At IOs O'Clock at the pri
residence No e8 Wea Eleventh street. between Fifth
and Sxh Catalogues ready and be OBJ
tAined the house early this morning quest OF
first cass furniture will hnd this chance seldom met with,
every article viii be peremptoy sold without any
Whstever.
con Ain costly rosewood made In this city, and
May, rosewood Canterbury Stool and
eegsn rosewood Ecreoe and three carved
eun Of rosewood Furniture covered with green blue and
satin, each suit pieces large arm Chair
que and oyal back paror Chairs three tee tete SOFAS
large pier and msntel Mirrors large and va1isole
The Lovers By yaDderpool, The Rspids on the Rhine
byDobear The Peasants Home by EGaw also, matched
Paintings by ysnderpool original representing Life IN the
Western Of Germany also h gold framed Engravngs
Royal Administer Carpet mosaic Rugs rosewood marble top
centre and Sofa de Tables elegant and heavy Lace and Bro
calol Curtains, Cornces. shades Tassels. DC.
DINING ROOM.
French China diuner and tea sets go and s. EACH 6ne
table Cutlery silver table and Spoons oval revolving
Caster Kngsh cut Glass~ China Crocery Lounges and
has extension dining oak Table also marble tco Buff
fets, Chairs, brQnze Clock, Brussel Carpets &c.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood marble top Bureaua. Bedsteads wAshstand,
Amour de oacc curled hair Mattresses china toilet setss
three ply ingram and Brussels Carpets mahogany and
enameed Furniture In the upper chamber ling Carpes
Rugs Mirrors Clocks Sofas spring seat and ChAIrs
lounges Rockers r Carpet hall hat stand Rods &c Also
al the Brackets &c basement and kit
chsa Furniture with which the "a will commence. N ..
Sale positive, rain or shoe. -
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A LBERT GOLDSMITH Co.,lAUCrL0EBERs
IA Attractive Sale OF
EuRNTURN

Ims uay lrriaAyh az Wa O'CLOCK
Costly 'p:sTosa ssssss rississ s, e F.rer Pa nurs
Per aud hanel Mirrors,
Rosswood centss fss.ss,
Eteseres Bookcase
being the largest .arnsn, e .. elias. rsrars offered
departure for Europe No posspoasment All the frni.grs
iGs q ~ g
me, With SsIosuss can ss had 2. the hogss ssy a..
Keys double round full iron frame lined with san
5 s' o s cassr
Bodne las. May covered with crimson in broca.e green
2arte msnte Mirrors rare and valuabs or PAINTINGS By
sesss zssere
lounge: soS c ss
Bropes Parian marble and bsue Figures Roman Dresfen
.ssssss lace and Sroessl Curtains. &c, 4s pans Room
Cak extension dining Table, carved !esa 10 feet osf
sins Dinner and Tea sss WIN ga band. and dsccrsei
Phcisr full IrocTery EDgsh cut aud engraved Glass
% s
Gay coek Engrsyass Sofa spring seat Chairs lace
ss.a rosewood marble o9 Dressing saress with ssug
Maress isaiher Pillows Bea Linen Bisnsss Asutei MIR.
so se a.g ass .s css Gs e ss Has
it Of Furniture covered with h.r cloth .pest,y Carpe,
black walnut ushogany ruraiture Bedsesds Bureaus
" 81 % ds s sss'
stAncs Book Rack Vases Clocks Mrrov quito
the neat basement Furniture Crockery dunr and te. Ia
blss Rergers.o Chandeliers. Brackets otcicih Carps.
which the sale viii Deposits win DO exsced from
all purchasers unknown to US Terms cash IN bsnksbe mo
Saturday the private residence Hrs Cooper
nSes "a ali s boasss rsDrs caasoed n s
,ouse consstng Of vood Piano Carpets Mirrors on
i've. without regard 70 weather deposits required
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nR. Won MosCBzIsKKR EUROPEAN oCuLTsr AND
~ Aurie be consulted al affections OF The and
Ear which uire medical surgical AID restore axh
Dr. gon roschSsker hss during hs residence In The United
lions which have gsined him the highest Testimonial, that
lie given professional which be his
consulting rooms lW Clinton place, between rh and rh
". B-Arilhcfsi inserted 70 defy detection,
directions the erscvfocuses afer scsurse
by the ophshalmescope Ophthameter and
of Berlin AL wh0 obliged 10 have opea sd either
improve hep vision. Ofcr 07 Cluyou nrce ExA street
between FNlh and Gxlh Ayervcs
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NrBLos GARDEN
N JAS. NJ NIXON Lesses and Manager
Second week or the engagement of Mr. EDWIN EOHRESY
- Friday evening, Sept. s5 1900,
MI FORREST viii appear for the sixth TINS HAMLET
supported By Nessrs Conway FL her Fenno; Nine Pona
Mrs Conway, &C. &c Doors at on curtain Tx
private boxes and orchestra chairs ouy secured hve days
advance.
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NEW BowKRY THEATRE
IN FRIDAY Evening Sept 1
BEkEFIT or Mx n EDDY,
Mr. Eddy repeatedly hst his Benefit fixed
this evening which occasion he will have
peArps IN Bulwer's celebrated play OF
RICHrLfEu,
The CarIs being the IN which he
the nrs time New York audience will repeated
this occasion bv deslrs of many
OLD fRnfDs AND PATRONS.
SIN WEEK or MS ENJOYMENT
this be will also appear for positively this night
only. in HIS original character Of
JOSEPH.
HEBREWS SON
OR, JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN.
MOST POWERFULLY CAST.
and presented with correct and appropriate scensy Dresses
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RUSSELL "; wEsIcOTT, Aucones, win sell bv order
OF execuors this day Friday at lol O'Clock the 'entrs
perb hrs esss Furniture Ac contained 10 the elegant resi-
dence No. z West wenty first street. Seventh
al Of wAich pert. 0. order having
order by ssatz and oher months
The wh le viii be for positive and peremptory se and
pses rich and elegant assotment IN every dspa rens
which magnificent rosewood PAnoforts,
With pearl Keys s6co; three fun compets suits
OF solid rosewood PAyl,r Furniture covered 10 blue
Eegervs with plate coors saiuary marble top Centre
Sofa Tsbles Turhiah lounges with Turksh Chairs
match covered medallion moquet; velvet aud Brusssls Ger
pete elegant French Mantel and Pier nrrcrs with bsse
Tables sk and lace Curfsina rosewood Reception Chairs
rich artistic Rrouzss and satuy, among VIII II are Eward
the rbrd Richard the First Arsdne and Bsochus Sir walts
seo Peace and war The Poachs.s innccsnos vssus - .hs
Bureaus rosewood Boisteads
I.rre Bah Mattresses Bedding rosewood Amour French
Chalrs suts Mirrors gold SAsdes
bouze Clocks superior OAK entenson Dnirg Table n feet
Lining Ch2s large iron sac 10 With large variety Of
Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and Nursery Furniture not
enumerated Sale a l0 O'Clock precisely. rain shine
kncserbocker and Amy stree, stages within few
OF ths bsusc.
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EDWARD sCHEHCK AUCrIONyER
u SUPERB SPAN OF HORSES AND KNGLISH PHAH

BY y H. sCHENCK Saturday, 18Th i1s, o. o'clock,
th~ sslesro l Broadway superb os ling tailed
bright bay Horses seven cd each Of gres beauty.
yle and action: warranted perfectly kind sound aud gentle
n every respect and believed be and dns
any In the State
ALSO,
superb English Para Phaeon built to order sy A,ierbeG
81 Long London been used but few Zines and n
as perfect ~ new
ALSO,
An eegsnt silver mounted Harness. mae BIZ Tranor %
der In his best good Also elegant Bia1.
kets Whip, de- the hole 70 be positively sold wtnou
To any gentleman wishing superb turn on. the above
tfers opportunity before met W IL The wh,e
tablishmsnt be the stable of Mr. Reese IL EAss
Nineteenth atrett I. until the day OF sae.
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Oo1 GRAND STREET, NEAR RowEey y-vApAwE
ZCl wIDuKR elsrvoyNl and gfsd spssiSn laiy. ~.
W = he Nurseries u fuury lore, afsen euis
srsrpas pre-rYh-s medeae. fcr Al dssases ls idcfy
puutgrs yrrp-ty 10! q s,9sen, h