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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
D. O. Preston

D. O. PRESTON.
attorney and counsellor at iaw, Vernon
Springs, Howard County, iowa Will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to
his care. III gre "s [n2S-ly]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
e. ". Allan

g. W Allan. ..l. ~
austice OF tho peace, Plaindealer. Building
opposite Eagle Exshange, New aregon
Iowa. All collections promptly attended
TO- .. arI8 III boa a (l3] 6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

attorney at, law and solicitor in chanccry;
a AgeGt Gcr Etna insurance; notary pub ic.
,Will'practice in al the courts Of the state.
Patticdlar attention given to paying taxes,
collecting and securing claims in northern
Howe land southern Minnesota Office in
,new,courthouse, Usage, Iowa Il3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
J.N. Law or

ID .-a at, sJD. LAW or, ss sstttgaxvag,s s.a
Tire insurance agent, No. 1856 Main strct
New Oregon, Howard county, Iowa 3s
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
~. R. araaa.

-Etna insurance agent, Plaindealer building
New Oregon, Ho" ard county, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

Special notices, lesdeo, will be charged at
the rate of - for.ssery ten lines. for one in
hon. . hse s-.4 .a .f- esa a.r ss
O. Positively NO varis,n ee from the Above
Z rates a.E# .a. .l.ts 0fF te
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

Scott. ll860.l


=. .. y. 0c0s1. n. lcUV.J M =. COT.
t Seett & Brother, asa
Wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods
groceries, boots and shoes, hats and caps
Yankee noticns, &C., Main street. McGre-
gor, Iowa, will attend to making eollec-
tions, or purchases of produce. W.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

nj @aa.9r NATIONAL HOTEL, -,
Postuil!e, Alenakee county, loa0a.
The above Hotel IL situated % miles west Of
b. McCrsgor, on the ridge road, is large and
commodious, and has connected with it the
best barn on the road Attentive sstlers
, mic III "A. r. FIELD. Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
2. Duma,

y 77-@1' 81. ~ Z. Dunn, 7@@71 y ~
Fashionable tailor, at the old recorders Of
fce, Decorsh, Iowa. All work warranted
to st, and made in the most fashionable
style. Cutting done at short notice and
warranted to suit. .ts .ss# ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

..s 4TiNHELZERS A MILE HOUSE. gE
The abo vc hotel is situated four miles west Of
McGreeor, aad has connected with it the
best barn and shed on the road. Good ost-
lcrs emp oye cd. E nj. d. 4-t.f..s' "
10 l6-1y.) B. .yANvELZER Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
Hunter & Scott,

Wholesale and retail or, GERS, and dealers in
hides, grain, provisi ,ns leather and shoe
fadings. Opposite fremont House, Deco
rah. I0wL. uz.e- Nib
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
Cards.
W. r. Msad,

W. r. Msad, r -
Attorney and cox nsellor at law and notary
public, New Oregon, Iowa. will practice in
all the courts of the roth judicial district.
Prompt attention. given to securing and col
leotng debts in northern low. aud south
crn Minnesota. Good reference given when
desired. H.s. ,,.r 49,.
Burdick & F-l',
a % rnevs at law, Docorah, Winncstiek coun
", Iowa. - ..... ....... =. ...... .-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
UPPER HOUSE.

Main street, Nc Gregor, lowa.
This we'll known house is well supplied with
every thing necessary for the comfort OF the
travelling public. as w ta&#s
q Good accommodations e. teams and care.
tul ostlcrs engaged. ~ l6.l ~ a
F .. JOHN. Nc MULLEN, Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

Baugh & SLenpMa n,

Attorney and counsellor At law. West fUn
ion, Favette county, lcNra ".
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
REtNH A7E@
" OF
II. TT. HEATH, ESQ.

AT THE
4Eesticot Of the Excelsior INcr Xork)
.." Society
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

Baugh StaneMan.
A ttornevs and coGnseli"rs 1T law McGrcgor
Iowa. willspractice in tn colrr. of tire | 9th
judicial district. G.Rca opposite M'G"cgor
Hotel 'a s&' 'e#
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

.-sj.... THE PLAINDEALER 500
0DDp D1NfT1At4 DODWS
q Being we'll supplied with everything neces--
sary to do good work, in neat and salts
a factory style, We arc prepared to execute
every description OF Il ra7 Ey3ass1 VIE
.. Hand Bills, To-. .a sEs@ va
Circulars, - sa
-. ill-heads, K a. 1T
Bali Tickets, aa
w Blanks, Cards, -
PRINTING IN CGl oRs, SO, .
..-a " AT the lowest cash p.'ccs III @
In style unsurpassed by Any establish
5,ysksnt in the W.st ...@ ~ a#.#E3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
81. NJ. rnnLeu.sn. - 90 p: o. Presto

Attorneys at law. Line Springs, howard
county, Iowa, will promptly attend to all
legal business entrusted to their care. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23

E =. CotIey ~"
Attorney and Counsello- at law. Decorai',
Iowa. ll3lyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-23
l.ijal 0dell,

Attorney and counsellor at law. Office on
Main street. in the new building adjoining
the New York store, lup stalrs3 McGrogor,
Iowa .s .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

IA THE BARBER.
THIS (Mondayl EVENING Feb. 13 st 0.
LAST NIGHT OF MISS PATTI AS ROSINA.
Second aud positively last night Of
THE BARBER or SEVILLE,
With Its complete and extra rdnarv cast, including
MISS PATTI,
BElGNOLl FEkRI, AMODIO. SUSINI
Mise PATTI viii sing during the Music Lessen the celebrated
ECHO SONG" and COMING THROUGH Tue RYE"
aud At the end Of the Opera the ADELISA WALTZ expressly
composed for Mics Patti by Sig Muxio.
Tuesdsy-Opers in Newark LA TRAVIATA.
WednesSay-by general request. LA SONNAMBULA (which
can account DE Tepested), with PATTI, BRIGNoLi
AM0DIO CIR
and lat night webers celebrated Opera
Of DER FREYSCHUTZ," which Enthusiastically
ceived Friday last Ii viii be given with its perfect cast
including COLSON, Mad. SfRAkOSCH, STlGGLLi, aad
JUNCA. Splendid new scenery by Cayo. ~
On fndsy-Grand Farewell Performance OF Madame oAh-
ZANlGA in the celebrated opera Of saFfO. This will most
positively be the only opportunity OF hearing this artist
IN New1 ork oil having been made by ei o
through the United States and her
partue for Europe its conclusion. Full particulars Oh uo
Gazzaniga-Sado night will be given to- morrow.
On SATURDAY second and most positively the
LAST PA TT MATINEE, ar,
when attraction will be offered On this occasion MISE
PATTI viii make her last appearance at Matinee PRIOR =" ~
"a oaYtur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
TO CAPTTALIsTs.-Tbe Advertiser is author

lied 70 ss about Sin Thousand Acres Of COAL LAND in
one Of the recently developed Coz. fields Of Penn'J ron
which 600 shipped last year The coal Is
OF the best quality for Sea Steamers Iron fufna
ces torses and all manufacturing purposes mas been "e
other roads and pronounced by all who 70
heretofore used This land will be sold Al PiiCE With
WILL REALIZE An IMMENSE FORTUNE 10 any parties
who purchase the whole sz Thousand Acres Address
Boz No. I,2sS, Philadelphia Post Ohies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

EFINISIIING BUSINESS for SAE1-Ihe
PIooetor of an old well established and paying Hehnsh.
Ing Business wishing 10 retire woald Sell the GOOD wl
Presses ydrsuc) Tools and all Apparatus e1lisite to CRY
81 on This business being now Ia rucce ssiu and opera
lion oneTI an induceinen seldom met with Apply to
- MI J. MALEs No. ~ BeeknI9nst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
Chances for Dnsiness men.

TICE.-Owing TO urgent foreign engagements,
the subscriber desires to SELL several valuable Patented
own either entire partial interests
.,ng of Life Berth Skates StesmC oupng ssa suge,
Corsss slsupporter Ege bester &c address or cal, j.
p MCLEAN, No. 1873 kssssust, Room NO. 70
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90 h1bom ii Map Gonrern.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-OFPICEO OF Com
IN MIsoSBRs OF TAxEs ASSESSMENTS No 80 Cham be
street January TO- 1860-Notce IL hereby given
that the Rolls of Real aDd Personal Estate the
City the year 1860 open for public
next inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested call
and in order ths in the
msnts be corrected Also oil persons entitled by law to
reduction their assessments by OF being ceTme
for military services also literary charitable institu
oue by exempt from taxation requested 10 make
pcaon such reduction exemption previous to the clos
ing OF the rolls on said 30th day April
The foo~in section of tho Act OF April H. 1882 Is published
for the information ofts1-payeIs;
TO- During tie time ire books shall be open for
public inspection heretofore crowded application may be
made BIZ person considering himself agseyed by the
sessed valuation Of his teson estate to have the
corrected If such application be made in relation to the
valuation estate IL must he made in writing stating
the ground Ct objections thereto and thereappn the Commits
soes shall into tho ccmplsnt aud IT, in their udg
inent ent l. they shall the 10
be corrected II such application be mas Ia relation
assessed valuation Of personal estae the applicant shall
under oath the said Commissioners who shall
be authorized administer such oath ths and IT, in
the same TO be corrected and fix the Of such
they believe just and declare their decision thereon
within thirty days after such application shall have been made
TO them reduction shall be made ty the Board OF Super
assessment real personal estate imposed
unter unless shall appear under oath Affirmation
party aggreyei unable 10 attend within the period
the correction OF taxes by Of sickness
absence the ciy-LsSs 1889 Chapter 32 Section g.
A j. WILLIAMSON
j. w ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
Tan riasop of 1Sv and Aasassm emit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

POLICE AUCTION
WI Ninth SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, at the
Drill Room Center Market on WEDNESDAY Feb IL, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ Mems and Women's Clothing Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles Bedding Groceries New Rifles Guns Rsvolv
es and common Pistols Catalogue ready at No s
Broome-st. u j. "AhhbN, property olerh
A H. STOrTgyBURGB, Auctioneer.
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rE hoA MEsn % Sn. DE . P1G S u
family Ergsh preferred Breakfast st dinner at S. with gas
FIRE and bath Indispensable Address CASH Tribune Office
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VNyALLACKs THEATER.
w Door open at I; 70 commence at ~ O'Clock.
TEN MINUTES INTERMISSfON
BETWEEN THE THIRD AND FOURTH ACTS,
for the accommodation of those Wishing 10 procure
REFRESHMENTS.
FOURTH WEEK
TONIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
THE ROMANCE
OF
A POOR YOUNG MAN.
Aapted expressly for Thsster Psepon Edwards and
Lester Wauack
PROLOGUE
Manuel Marquis de ChAmpcey. MI Lester Wsnsot
Doctor formerly the French Any Mr. brsushsm
Louife Van Berger formerly nurse to Manuel, now -
keeper Of lodging housed. Mrs WsIsos
THE DRAMA.
Manuel (stewerd 10 III. Laroque Letter Walaes
Doctor broagnan
n de Of the world WAsot
Guspsr Lsroq0e ian aged man. formerly captain Of .
DyeU
AlsfB CONFIDENTIAL domestcl hr Dung
fvonnett 10 Breton shepherd). O. Psisoe
MI Cooun
MADAME LsroQue (dsUg hsr-n-law to Ospu) Mrs Vernon
Marguerite, her daughter ......s.shirs deeJ
Madame Aubrey 10 relative OF the Lsroque :,
feLnly) mary 1shhen
Nile Heloeir MISS amy MORAN
Christine Breton peasant girl. Miss fanny reeves
MUSIC BY Mr. ROBERT STOEPEL
SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW, BY ISHERWOOD.
Between the and second lapse Of two months
Between fourth and fifth acts lapse OF some mouths
book In adv6aoe.
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Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments
MAYORS OYvlos, Ngw-Yonx, February 1860.

MAYORS OYFiCE. Ngw-YoEK, February, 1850
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons who require be VACClNATLD will be attended to
promptly without charge by application at either Of the Die
where Physicians constantly In attendance aud
that all who have not been vaccnated should
Themselves Immediately OF the opportunity thus offered q
The NewYork Dpenssy located at the Of Centre
and Whte-stt.
Tie Eastern ppensary In Ludlow, in the Of Essex
Market. -
The Northern Dispensary located corner OF Wsvereypso
The Dsmilt Dspensary is located at No. 37l 2d-sv.
m. North DispeHsary located at No 5l 8thsv
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


GLORIOUS SUCCESS
Of Dion Bourcicsults thrilling and effective DramS I've
OCTOROONl OCTOR0JN! OCIOkOOUoyy
OCTOROON! OCTOROONi OCrOho,OOMM
0CT0R00N OCTOROONi OCT0R00N!
LIFE IN.LOUISIANA
LIFE IN LOUISIANA
LIFE IN LOUISIANA
Pronounced by Press and the Public tns "ys.
FMOTiON-sTIRRING DRAMA OF TH HEE nv
MISUNDERSTANDING DRAMA of InH ""'
and to be repeated -, ,,,
EVERY EVENING THls MEEh, AZ 800
EVERY ByEN mo THls WEEk ~ !" ~ y s %S'oOA'
MONDAY, Feb. Ia 70 Saturday, req To- ana Sar,pn.v
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, Sar rupDsY
M0Nnay' WEDNESDAY, SATURDA1
N' Ia the
AFTERNOONS, at q o'clock,
AFTERNOONS. al II clock, .
from the rpv, ,.,0 WI"
AUTHORS COPY, Nr,M MU,,,,D1,,y
AUTHORS COPY, NhW SSENNTEihs1a,,
taDTp0R,S COPY NEW EFFECTS
AUTHORS COPY. NEW PROPERTIES,
In five acts with choice tsblesu1 in the course Of
which viii be presented, the
TERREB0NNE PL AVIATION!
ATCHAFALAYA LANDING!
EXCITING SLAVE AUCTION!
ZOE SOLD FOR $250c0
JUDGE LYNCH IN HIS GLORY
DAGUERREOTYPE As A WITNESS!
CONFEDERATION OF TIE STEAMER.
ESCAPE OF THE MURDERER!
INDIAN ON THE SCALP TRACK!
THE OCTOROON SELF-POISONED!
MAGNIFICENT TABLEAU FINALE!
sspents, Living Ksngaroos, sed, &c. beautiful
AqusriaL 49,
Adsnce cents children under TO- Ia cests; P@austo,
Is cents extra
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III CHAILLU's AFRICAN COLLECTION

~ No 635 Broadway four doors below Beeckerst Among
which 4, the gigantic GORILLA aud great many other spec
mems OF Natural History and Native CuIiosities
Opeu day aud evening Admission p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

A. J. BLgBCKRR. Auctoneer.
An FINE LOTS in BROOKLYN, GOWANUS,
M GREENFIELD, and FLATBUSH-A. J. BLEECRER,
SON, Co. will sell at auction WEDNESDAY, Feb. l3 at
II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchanges
BROOKLYN
On 3dAY., eth and 9th sts.-Pot OF 10 lots.
On 3d.AN.-l lot e. 9. 1894 d. 8tl-st.
Gu N. w. COR. CONOyER and SULILVAN-SrS.-Plot Of
glots. -
GOWANUS.
On 6th-Ay.-1 lot Q. s. 1872 n. 5Ist.st.
On Seth ST. lot O. .. 225 n. e. 6.hav.
GREENFIELD.
On COSTS lots W. cor. Webser.st.
On MISREPRESENTATION 8. s. 259 Il. W. 3dst
On LAWRENCE-ST.--8l lots 4. 2O f. e. 2d-st.
FLATBUSH.
On ADAMS-ST. Windsor TeTrace)2 lots Shott-st-
This sale offers very favorable opportunity to those DESTROYS
CT purchasing cheap and desirable building sites.
ALSO-No. 400 Pschc-st., Brooklyn.
Maps, terms, &c, at No. Pne-st. (l629)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE PROP
H ERTY-Nos 68 $50 and $50 Houston-st west of Broad
wsy-By WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, OF the Merchants EA-
chSnge on THURSDAY Feb TO- at IL O'Clock the three z,
story and attic brick HOUSES aod LOTS Nos 68 $50 and So
Ho1ons, between Wooster and Laurenssts, by order Of
the Of William r. Thurston ds,essed
Houses each Is 4 feet Lots each rs by 9 feet Terms lib
era viii be- put together Their proximity TO Broadway rel-
ders them desirable investment For &c. apply 10
AnctioneeT No BToadst
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f. TT. LUDLOW, Anctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order of the Execu-
4 tors of valuable HOUSES and LOTS 2d-av, Water
Monroe Mulberry and oath in NewYork and Propecss
and Cassonsv in the City OF brooklyn belonging 70 the es
tate Of Owen McCabe, deceased. 49,
L. II. LUDLOW & Co. will sell at auction on TUESDAY
Feb 1860 at II O'clock the Merchants Exchange, by
der of James Moore and Thomas Boyle, exeoutors;
WATER-ST.-Nos. 6i6 and 6S with tgos tofy Frame Build
ings thereon.
MoNRoE-ST-No 81 threeOry Brick House in front, and
two-story Frame House in the
MULBERRY -ST.-Nos. 2fS nd 246 threestory and attic
Brick House and Store.
TH-ST-0ne Lot north side 25 feet o. Madison 0y,
25r8.9.
sECOND-AvOne Lot ives. side IS feet north of 7hst
25xlO0.
PROSPECT-Sr, Brooklyn.-rwostor attic Frame House.
No. 1873. Of Dickersons alley.
CLASSON-AV, BrookIyn-Two Lots west side, III feet
inch north of Myrtleav.
Map OF the property and full PARTICULARS at the Auctoneers
Office, No. Ia pinsst. 1888
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Danfing Ara6emifs.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. sos Brosdwsy New. York
No 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TINES FOR BEGINNERS
Will continue open until the lat Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

ITO MORROW. ADMINISTRATORS SALE
i ofFARM EFFECTS and CHOICE ARM PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY, Feb H. at 10 viii be g. Id 1t auction at
the late residence Of Mrs Mary We dscessed Geoges
Road about niles fom New Brunswick Rroaj pot, the
following properly viz: Horses and Colts OF stock;
Mich Cows, Hefe Yearng Calf Pig. Poultry 100 to 500
bushels Corn ear Wheat and Gresn Grain in the
ground Hay Provisions, Fodder, &c.
farming UTEssILs-Wagons, Flows, Hsrows, Moving,
Reaping Threshn Winnowng and other Machins Sleigh
Haes Carriage, Pine Wood Timber &c and in continuation
sale will be offered the HOMESTEAD FARM, lately
cupied by William and Mary We deceased, and formerly
known the Vanarsdae Farm of 70 Of fine Land well
wooded and wsteed deeby located On the Farm three
Dwelling Houses Out Buildings Orchards &c Terms made
known at the sale (Sgned) PETER p. RUNfON
Administrator. and for Heirs OF WA. Wise.
New Brunswick n. j., Feb. 10, 1860
kOTKThe desirable trains by which to attend the Sale
Tuesday will be those leaving Jersey City = and H.
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miscellaneous.

THREE SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE.
Il WILDERs and HERRlNG's PATENTS.
Also one large sized jewelers. SAFE ut No - Madensne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

WAN AMBURGH Il Co.'S MENAGERIE,
at PALACE GARDEN, l4th st., near 6th.sy
EVERY MORNING, AFTERNOON, and EVENING.
Animals fed at II o'clock each day.
LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANIMALS In the WOhLD
Everything and curious In the animal Kingdom
ONLY MENAGERIE IN AMERICA.
Uncomfortable laughter shouts Of applause greet the Fer
forming Ponies Monkey Mules Jack Elephant Lions Sc
A libel al reduction made to schools
NOW on Free Exhibition, choice collection of
OIL PAINTINGS,
At WHITLOCKs GALLERY. 366 Cenaist., West OF Bdway
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INTENSIVE SALE OF
IL MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
MONDAY, Feb. ID, 1860, at II o'clock.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF
IL MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
MONDAY, Feb IL, 1860, at III o'clock . .
WILLIAM b. WE9TCOTT Co., Auctioneers Office No.
1863 Broadway will sell at the elegant private residence No 52
PARLOR, DINING.ROOM CHANGER and NURSERY
FURNITURE Of the house. sold consequence Of the owner,
leaving the city among which magnificent Paintings and
works of Art including Besce Cenc Cleopatra Christ's
Desc the &c. Magnificent Psror
brocsde Suites superb rosewood FanoFore with everyhng
found elegant furnished residence Also fouI rich
Chandeliers Heaters Iron Ss &c The entire catalogue win
Of purchasers Sale positive without regard to weather
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
IN snce of of the 18th day of Az
gust A d. l847 the undersigned Trustees will SELL public
scton TUESDAY the 10th Of January O'Clock
o. m IN Rotunda Of the Merchants Exchange, New ORR
eity the named together with the Tscke
longing, to witt .,,,u., 1,,,
STAR or THE WEST, MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA
Terms of sale, cash.
Dated the City of NewYork this 5.h day Of November
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS,
HORACE Y. CLARK, Trustees.
EDWARD N. DlCKERSoS,)
NEw.YoRK, Jan. I, 1860.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the above sale Is POST
PONED WEDNESDAY the 18th day o. January instant, at
the same place and hour M v. hOoEhiS, AGENT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina. the above sale is fur
Their POSTPONED to MONDAY February 20 At the same
place and hour M U. HOBEhTS, Agent.
New York. jan a. 1860.
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ITO LEASE-For years, the whole UPPER
L PART Of the BUILDING No. 3J9 Broadway, known a.
Sperrys Inquire Of SPERRl Co. NO 49, broai.
xpy corner of Broome or of HENRY HUDSON, No. 22
Pear
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Sales bp Anrti9N.

A. NJ MERwIs Auetioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Trade-Sab
ID Rooms No 10 Parkrow.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Feb Is at 4 o'clock.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND DOCUHENfs-Ihe prop
er.v Of private collector embracing many letters Of the great
literary lights and generals OF tins ana Stnei uue
Of which very curious and cnarlcefiSc Of ' ~
who made them. Catalogues At the Sacsrooni
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Gao. A LaAvTTrl Anctloaeel. -
QY GEO. A. l. EAVlTT o. Co.
n spE.sALE ROOMS. No. s77 and s7s BROADWAY.
POx
HOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS or ART, 10
s7- Consignments solicited. IA

by WILLIAM l.. SEYMOUR.
ID Office No. 10 Nassau-st Room No. s.
w L. SEYMOUR will give his personal attention TO sales Of
Real Estate both public and private Also sales OF Furniture
at private residences
WEDNESD AY, Feb. Is, 1851,
At l2i O'Clock, at the Merchant Exchange
BUTLER STREET, Brookyn-Two.story and basement
brick HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Buers Is feet west Of doy
the north side Lot 25xl(0; House z5x3O Terms aud full
particulars may be had at the auconeer's office.
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obstruction.

classical and ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. ~
~ East slst.s.-JAMEs WEIR MASON. Personal instrao
ton by the Principal and thorough drilling IN the us,h
bnncfes Circulars Cse No $50 broadway and at the
School
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n DELPORTE, Professor OF the SPANISH
IL. LANGUAGE and oonyerssn, with the FRENCH, GER
MAN end ENGLISH LANGUAGES. Address Box NO. lof
Trihnne Office. Spanish mercantile correspondenoe.
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L'RENCH INSTITUTE for Young Gentlemen,
No 40 East Misunderstanding and Day Schools CLASSICS
French Germsn, Spanish, Maheme'ics, English
$1,000 Prof Ellie CHARLIER, Director.
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OPERA IN NEWARK.
" NEWARK CONCERT HALL.
Grand Opera given in Newark VIII take place vi
TUESDAY, Feb. IA, by the - Dn,,y IN ,,r-crc
ARTISTS OF THE EEW-YORK ACADEMY or MUSIC,
fncadna the Chorus Orchestra dresses and properties from
toe same ceebrsed establishment when will be performed the
whole Of Verde celebrated Opera in four acts, OF
LA TRAVIATA,
By Nine COLSON STIGELLI. AMODlO, and others
extra charge. -, =.
The Sss Of begins Saturday a. at the Music
Store Of g. p Kinds esq No Baukst Seats are likewise 70
be had a. the door evening Of the performance
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E'OR sALE.-S6 500.-No. lag Duilield-st.,
Brooklyn, HOUSE throestory, brown 'front.' with two
story extension Range furnace water bath kc sized
up for owners Vines trees, plants &c. SI7O Also
Lree.toy bck HOUSE, with extension &e, No
rs Padhc,t opposite Long leland Hospital Eonnds Cos! to
build, $500; o. rented $500. Terms easy n both.
H. C. EMBRKE, No. 81 Wsh-yt-
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Up ~eVVV purposes TO party OF good Reputation, WHO
will give ample security for the money aud salary % he leader
for bis In business Address SfAUNfON with
zeal name Box No. 1874. Tribune Office.