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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

~ The Shah Of Persia IL not only
not dead, but be has not been sick for q
single day.
This important fact il attributable 70 hi,
frequent uss Of the coed Samaritann now
for sale By the Professor with the pyramidaI
bat" in Baton Rouge For further partic-
alars, call N the editor Of the Comet 4 Ga.
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SUPREME CouRr DEc1slox.-On Ma.
dav las. the following decision w.s m.
Jered III the Supreme Court:
Glasaari n Clark and husband, appd..
lan,4. VS.. Pauline Heder,, widow HI
l.nd,) appellee. Judgment affirmed
Buchanan, J. Land, j., abseut.
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AT printers festival u ClAavland, -
FrsnkIi"'s birthday, the following ~
the 9Th regular toast: "Ths Editos!
and tue Lswyss-tbs dsyl is satisfied
with the copy Of the former, but r.quieel
the original Of the las>ss." -
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SATURDAY, APpIL q, 1870
For State Senate.

ID. SuoAR PlAx1sR:-You will please announce
Col. Alexander Barrow ss . candidate for the
Stat Senate, to Ill the usexpned term # the late
Hon. J. L.. Stirling. The Senatorial District compri-
80 (undsr the old spportioanent) the Parishes of
West Fsl,eians, Points coupes and West Baton
Boues. Col. BARROW will be supported for that
posittoa bv the masses OF THIS PARISH.
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~ See notice Of Police Jury Ward
elections.
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~ Sec advertisements Of stray ho'
sss, taken up BY Dan Hicky. Esq.

~ See notice Of sdvertised notes in IN.
other column.
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hi. po;st.
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w IRA FROM ,ux Presidents Pro-

EXTRACT from ,nH PRESIDENTS Pro
; rKsr.-I can declare before God AID my
country that u" human being with an
exception scarcely worthy Of notice. has
y, NV period Of m: life. dared TO sp-
nroach me with n corrupt or dishon"ra-
hIe p,, position. aud until recent develop
uenl., i, had "rv~r entered into my i"-
ay,nati"n that any person, even in the
.,orm Of rx.>p-ra,r'l political excite
me"t. would charge me. j" the most re-
mote degree, with having made such a
proposition 10 any human hri"g.
N" commentary upon this remark"-
be declaration can equal the following
>;mnI+ narrative Of fac,s. On the 18Th
If September, 1858. Mr. Patterson, Of
Philadelphia, wrote to the President:
DEAR Sur I venture TO suggest to
YOU the Importance Of awarding the con-
tracts Of the sl"ors now huiL'iiny al the
nav. ward at this time and it can b-
d me without pr.j"d'ce to the public ser
vice. L" Mer,,ck u Sos. Theirs is the
only establishment in the LIST district
which, employs u large number Of me-
clanic-; It thus time 800; when in full
w.,k, $50.
TIE managing partners, Mr.. NJ, sen,
being ab>-n, in bad health, are full OF
energy. >trai"i"g every nerve to Keep
'l.i t"rce during this derres>io;:s and.
III 81, ia. AS / know, the "nlv ODD Wings
If any infne"c. in the District VIII" are
~ favor OF the reelection Of Colonel
Florence.
know from former experience, the
v. lue Of the influence, and feel persua-
d~d that is the int-res. Of the Demo-
cratic party to increase it.
"Tie First District will. | hope, te
carried vt any event; but with that shop
\, w"k. full handed. TWO weeks prior to
she election, the result, would. | think, be
placed beyond all doubt. with much
RESPECT,
W. C. PATTERSON.
"TnE PRESIDENT"
Our %virtuous President f.rwarded this
TO the Secretary Of the Navy, with the
following endorsement:
SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
The enclosed letter from Col. Pat
t"rso", "f PLiIadelph a. il submitted to
the attention Of the Secretary Of the
Navy" ]. B.
Aud tie Secretary Of the Navy gave
II his attention. to such purp"ee. ,ha,
:" M-rrIck + Sons" "L,ain.d the contract.
which, wo..Id insure the election Of Col.
Florence To Congress. though a~nOtl.@,
firm offered tn d, the work for $4,000
less ,ha" the Mrrr,cks proposed. This
is merely n specimen. II is notorious
that Federal p.'ronage-a heavy per
crnt".e on profits arising from Cavern
in"nt contracts al income tax on Gov
"tfice-Loii-rs - subscriptions
from Democratic observation-disclosures been
us"d /" "c.,;yr elections" This practice
nc -a>rd fra:in.!y under l|,. %adminis,ra-
ton # J%ur> Buchanan. Three MEN,
!'-'s Of the present C'myr->s--ila>kins.
Hickman and 4 lsiau--Aave asserted oi-
secl!y on the h."r of the H,us-. thai
attempts We're made by the Administers
iiun 10 b,ibe them.
BUCHANAN AND ERkCKINRIDG E.-The
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10 Tns eaxRar AND LATY OF OUR DIocrss, HEALTH AND
From the period Of our appointment Bishop Of New
York, We were impressed with the great advantage,
not the absolute necessity of having CathcUc Daoer
which might be the medium Of public Communication be-
uue the diocess At that period much more widely
extended than Is at present. aud 1t equally that
In consequence Of this, opportunities for personal later
course with the clergy and the ai,y have become much
more frequent Still, many reasons we are induced
70 recognise, as we hereby do, inc Metropolitan Re
cod, owned and published by Mr.. John Mll
laiy, as the Official organ of our diocoss We do
ihs on conditions which il proper that you should al
know, namely that this paper shall not at any time den
lily itself with any pohtica party in the United states
" 10 De supported as merely Catholic paper, altho igh
there s no restraint with regard to general quss
uohs Of pubic Interest," whether In Europe, America
nut 40 deem Il altogether nexpedent 10 blend two ele
ments SO essentially disconnected religion and polite
IN the same journal We maintain that every reader
bound IN conscience 10 be informed as we'll as circnp
earces viii permit Of what the true principles on
Which the welfare OF The whole country pest be sap
ported, but ii not necessary that he should receive
his training or bias from such paper tn
Ae1ropollan Record, the chief. aim OF which
OF religious and general Intelligence 10 its patrons "
ar. always pleased and srleu when papers processing
20 be OF political char acter, and ofteutes published o.
hose who are hiucal to our faith, speak Of religion
and OF our conduct in terms OF candor and Of Kindness
The setopo'ian hecori has been already year In
existence aud during that period has appeared 10
having been conducted With talent INDUSTRY and enter
PRISE We have not seen anything IN It's pages which any
pareht might not allow to pass under the eyes Of his CHI
aren It's matter has beeu varied interesting, and
great many points instructive also, No doubt with
time 1t viii deveopc these qualities in a still
hgaer degree but It 10 only as . purely an
It to your patronage, and that shall use II as
vehicle OF communication with You any question OF
pebc interest on which IL may be necessary for
write Its great value will depend adherence
the conditions above lad down. In its pages the priests
ana faithful Of the docess will have an opportunity o.
nnding from week 70 week what il going In the Caho
lie world, as well abroad at home and they will be a,
no oss for instruction rom other on questions OF
purely political character.
Under these circumstances we earnestly reconmend
Che Aetpodn Record 10 the patronage and support OF
the clergy and laily OF our diocess
John, Archbishop Of New York.
NBw YORK, Dec. a, 1863
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The Ab0lftionists In the South.
he Raleigh IN. c. Standard of December 81 has the

The AbOlttionists In tho South.
The Raleigh a. CO. Standard OF December 81 has the
following
We learn from friend that the abolitonist Daniel
WORTH whose arrest noticed in last ried in
Greensbo-ough, before Justices HIATT Lindsay and Adams
The clearest and most abundant proof produced,
showing that he had wully and Knowingly propagated
abolition and ncendiary sentiments he failed TO give the
Of bail required and committed 70 Greensbo
rough JAIL where he II. Worth 10 native Of Gull
ford and has resided for some thirty years. before his
processes TO be minister OF the Wesleyan persuasion OF
Methodsts He Is about sixty years Of age six feet
four inches in height and weighs about 275 pounds He
Is said to be imam Of sense and shrewdness and cacu
lated great mischief" The jail 10 said 10 be well
guarded night This s proper and indeed necessary,
for he has followers, who might, II the Jail not
guarded attempt 10 rescue him. Another aboltonst
the Of Turneran old arrested and tried
in Greensborough Tuesday last II was proved that he
had sold and circulated Helpers book He gave bonds
appear and at the next term OF the Su
perior Court Of Guilford county.
The Standard also gives account Of the arrest OF
another abohtionist, George w. vestal, Of Chatham
county
was proved on trial that vestal had declared him.
with Crooks Mcbride, Bacon and Worth. Il was also
proved by his admission Of the witnesses that
he has been in correspondence with abouonsts. was
also proved that he had at one time cn papers N his
schoolhouse, TO which he underworld 70 obtain sigma
lures theec papers being Positions 70 Congress praying
for the extinction Of slavery and the repeal OF the Fug
tive Slave law. These petitions, u supposed were sent
from Ohio by George W. vestals father, who an abo
ton preacher and George took them In hand to get sig
natures to them No proof was produced that he had
circulated Helpers book that he had advised ap
proved insurrection servie On the contrary, II
was that he had said be was man Of peace and
that he condemned the conduct Of John Brown. Judge
Saunders required him TO give bail in the sum OF e.
TO appear and At the next term OF Chatham Supe
Gently dismissed common school teacher In Aamnace
on account Of his abolition sentiments.
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A LsERT MoE1MEs GRIFFIN I 90, AvcEoNEsRs.

A LBERT MORTIMEs GRIFFIN CO., AUCrIoNEERs
"A Magnificent household Furniture at public auction
Rosewood drawing suits superb Panofcre
made BY broadway makers veve. Carpets, bronze
and omon french plate pier and manel Mirrors
ry bsque and Dresden china Ornaments chamber
Furniture sue dniog Furniture. China Glass
R"be Ss xLBsr Rs ana aaeoaee
respectfully Inform their friends and the public that they
fuitu con,aed the elegant dive story
West Sixteenth street. Fifth Sixth avenues The
household Furniture Works Of Art offered a, auction his
sale perempory rain shne. Catalogues Mt the
cissly. nrf
brodsred CURTAINS Conices French sbade, Rosewood
cove description consist
ing Of ete atee sofas two Reception snd esh
Tables satuary safbe match the SUITS ladies'
Work Tb es secretary and Bookcase lined
Chandeliers ported by laprong. Marco,t Co superb
sc Bronzss Ftprssenpg Painting Music Poetry seasons
bis9ue and Dresden China Ornaments sevres
Chra Vases Tanetry Carpets, Rugs Bronze and ormou
fered at hs season four round corners finished
round made by city makers and fully
Music and beautiful solid oak Hat stand Chairs ocoth
Carpets AMI Rods. Observation-Disclosures bedrooms
Furniture. suite, sedseads Bureaus statuary marble
tops match Sardrobes Dressing Table Shaving
stand French lhina Toilet SETS Hair and Spring Malesses
fesber Beds Banhes sheets Quilts Counterpanes Bosers
fourth stoss-Mshosany walnut Chamber Furn
nut e1enso1 sss Table sidsboad arm Chars rich cut
and engraved Wines Champanes Fruit and Pre- Dishes
Ufn Gobe and CELERY s,ands Diuing and
Tea Service ivory handle Knives and Forks Napkin Kings
Bottles 4c French China nnef and Tea Sets richly deco
rated; also srgs desirable Of Basement and
certified checks.
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JOHN BRows's POCKET KNrrr-A citizen Of H.r

JOHN Browns POCKET KNIFE-A citizen of Har.
pers Ferry the Enquirer has Just fol
ed Tor presentation TO Gov Wire the pocket knife
OF John Brown Is al old jack knife bone handle anu
small brass plate on the handle Is engraved with the
name "John Brown" On side of the large blade ar
nov inscribed the words, "Prate Chief and Robber OF
Kansas. Taken from his person. Attack on Harp d Is
Ferry Armory, 18th October 1859" On the other side
OF the blades Presented to Gov. Henry A. WISE Of Viz.
gnis, by Arch'd NJ Kitzmillern
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Domestic News Items.

Tn Yacht WANDERKR-Extract from letter dated
Fayal, Nov 26-"Tne celebrated yacht Wanderer alias
William, Capt George D. Walker alias ID. 3. Martin aas
l. Paten arrived at Flores the 18th instant made pur
ing making any provision whatever for his outfit Ia
the hurry Of his DEPARTURE NJ Donpel the carpenter Of
the vessel was left ashore which has given clue to his
malpractice He will be sent 10 the United States by
the first opportunity"
SENTENCE OF A MrRDERER.-Philip Lynch, the man who
murdered Couon, at Bordentown, about three months
ago, has been tried, found guilty ana need 10 b.
hanged at Mount Holly, vi, on The 23d day Of March
next
VIRGINIA SIAvEs-In Alexandria, Va, on the Fl instant
number OF slaves sold at public SAFE uader de
o Court likely man. aged aooii Il years brought
81 $50; another, about 30 old brought 81 t0) an
another IS years OF age, 81 900 says v5u4a, about
80 years Of age aud children, sci together
pur biased al Sl,1QQ.
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A UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE -SPLEN.
"a did solid rosewood Parlor suits fine full octave PIANO
FORTS splendid solid rosewood Eegere large quantity Of
wood BEDROOM Furniture solid Bureaus Beds esde
and wsshsands with statusry MAJ bic ops pier and manel
Nrrors French plates; tapestry and Brussels Carpets
MINOR TAYLOR, Aucioneer, WIN sell nA day, Thur
day. Jan commencing 1UL O'Clock at the dwelling -
west enth Sinh all The Furniture IN
the said postpopemen The parors are furnished
with splendid Caroes three splendd wood parior
suss In tbs nchesi ooce made 70 order and 10
splendid rosewood Pianoorte solid rosewood centre and
1abes Stands STOOL and Cover splendid Pannss
Chairs, lace CURTAINS, Cornces shades Dining roe-
Solid fourteen foot oak extension Table library and parSr
reAu large Mrrors with variety Of China and c Glass
match superior cutlery and silver plated ware bhe
milan md PsriAn Ware The chambers ara furniahed win "a
pesry Carpets good order God bedsead ee
with marble
wood washsand fancy Tables Cha'rs and lounge ss
pounds feather Beds Bolsers and Pillows Also variety
Of basement furniture An experienced and uuay person
good opportunity for those In want As this Furniture cs
$1,000, ihIee months ago. there are about T0 los.
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i Western Mar Il

$4,000 Hancock County Mar. per cent honda
$500 Lake Erie ": and st Loats Rh IL. mtge bonds.
5000 Chicago City per cent wser loan bonds
kecures received In addition 10 the regularly advertised
lat during sale. Mex, regular Jan
Auction sales Of Bonds Monday
thursday every day whenever required AZ oclocs
the stock ealesro0n 81 William the Merchana
Exchange desired S.ocbs and Bonds bought
private sale and at the Brokers' Board Interest allowed
deposits dividends collected made OF Real
Estate, a. public or private SALE when desired.
ALBERT II NICOLAY,
Stock Auctoneer Broker and Banker,
81 William street. near Wall
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The New City 0avefhments in Massa-
chUsctls.

No inauguration Of the new municipal government took
place today Mayor Lncoln's address exhibits the pro-
sent prospective condition Of the city ~ highly en-
Uouragng The aggregate city debt Ia nearly w.
there hand applicable 70 its payment amount
ng about $l,1bo,oo0 the debt has been mainly in
cured by public improvements which the growth Of the
esy during the past twenty years has demanded OTIS
spr WAS elected Chairman Of the Board Of Aldermen
j. Putnam Bradee reelected President Of the Council
The city governments Of Cambridge, Cnarlcstown Rox-
barry Chelsea, Lowell, and several other ciies Of the
esate, were also naugursted 70 day.
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IN DesocTdt states that monument 70 Cooper Is to
Ne erected IN that town, at cost Of 80 200 IL sill be
sfesed Va tho h. aatfal Iske Wood Cemssry, tue
epos o the Panther scene" Enc hegat tgonty i've
Get, oDlssins OF 0a1e and cap from <hch the
sLsJ eTaolnIsd ~ Icnly caryed IOriut6an capital.
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BURLINGTON, N. j., Jan. 3, 1850.
PhilD Lynch, the man who murdered Couton at Bor-
aentown about three months ago, has been tried and
found guilty and to-day sentenced 70 be hanged at
Mount Holly the 23I day Of March next
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New Hampshire Republican State Con.
vent10n.

VONCOKD, Jau IoOV
me State Republican Convention held here to-day was
presided by Frederick Smyth OF Manchester cha
bod Goodwin the present Governor, nominated for
re election by reclamation J. G. nlson nominated
Tor Railroad Commissioner. A resolution was adopted
nssruct,pR the State Committee 10 cali Convention
Time after March election for the choice Of delegates
10 Chicago senator Hale addressed the Convention,
vhch Was largely attended and harmonious.
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~ MERwIN. AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT CARY.
"A. ed Furniture 10 be s1d by BANGS, MERWIN. 4
CO., on "Wednesday morning, January H. at II O'clock
their rooms No. Is Park consisting Of splondid
Of superb and arasticay nAhed stock among
which ocgon centre rsbes sonnos Chairs
library Tables paterss hall Chars round glAss
Frames square picture Frames, Grecan and Beccleugh
pattern glass Cheonere marble TOP sideboards
Commodes Bureaus various Sizes hat
Gsstopborough Abbos Chairs Wardrobes music Stands
Bedseads DAvenI pesks Tabes Work large
giass STANDS dressing fables sale pere nptry,
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Municipal Elections In Canada.

TORONTO, c. W, Jan. 3 1850.
Al municipal elections held yesterday and 70 day in Ca
bAda West, tho following candidates were elected
ssyors-Kingston, o. s. Strange: Toronto, Adam VIII
son; Hamilton, II. NcKinstry; London James Moasrt;
8rAntford, Joseph D. Clement
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A UCTIoN EoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AuCTIONEER,
IA g sell tia day l0Is o'clock at saesroJm 70
street between John and Fulton large ana general
Of apd second hand par.or chamber and dining
turntnre Carpets &C. cosstng 10 part OF
and mahogany Trioaeies. SOFAS parlor Chlirs
Bookcases Mirrors Ocloths ss Fixtures
aine Tab es co Chairs, dressing surssus aod Wastans
Bedsescs hair Mattresses Paasss feather Beds Deiiiog
&c the Whole - be pefenptory sold pay cash advances
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VsWhEso JUL low
The charter election held to-day, and the repubi
ticket entire 10 elected the citizens ticket By $50
majority.
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A HCrlON NOTICES a j. ROGART, AUG.
"A uoneers-triday Jan g. NJ 01s O'Clock Mt the snc.on
roma, No North William sreet Con-tsbles Of lot
Hemp, Tw1c, Rope, &C.. JAMES svlLiVAN, Constable,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT II. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA Regular Auction Sale Of Stocks and Bonds
ALBERT II. NlCOlAY will sell this day Qhursday Janu-
airy b, at l2H O'Clock ~ his stock saiesrooun, "
No 81 WILLIAM STREET Near Wall
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
IL l25 LOTS
Lying between n it'll and 2l2th streets,
Broad say and the Harlem river,
Being the balance Of The great sale Of

Being the balance Of The great sale Of
6H LUTS
Part Of the Dyckman Estate which not sold Thursday
WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD
A. J. BLEECKER son CO.,
THURSDAY next he S Of January, at II O'Clock, at the xer
shants' E1chanse
A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
"a. Cor tinuAion sale Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARhELI4ED
FOWLIN9 PIECES AND BHOr dUNH.
ENGLISH WAITEKS, TRAYS, &c
A. j. BLEECKER, BON CO.,
VIII sell ON Friday, January s,
At II O'Clock, in saleeroom Nc. . Pine street,
fine invoice Of French and 6ngh double and single bar
relied Fownng Pieces and shot Guna comprising 80 assorted
with steel bArre fiat and hollow ribbed forward and back
ton locks, German silver mounted. &c
Aho, invoice, In variety Knsish Waters and Trays, 10
sets and dozeps
Also Giy dozen Stewards patent Door Springs, Nos
and
order
Catalogues ready at No Pine street.
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RAILROADS,

NEW YO1K AND HARLgu RAILROAD.
I WINTER ARkAN0RNkRr,
fare, ~ 70 Albany.
On nd fhArsday D~c IL Isoe, rA,nA wa isays Iron
yStxh C1est aAuox, New York ~ foilows-
For wilnAasprdse, 6A sad y a. ~, 1sp and $50 NJ
DO. 40. Ale r. NJ, from depot white Csn.
for Croson Alls, 2. n. from fwsnty sb street.
For Nl.erton, r. NJ DO. DO.
For Albany, A. NJ, do. Do. Nsr nL.n
do. sNPM do Ezpress trsin
Dttyongh uAibs wfh Hsw YORK OensSn. San
rosd Cor The a. sl
RETuHsIEG Will Leave
4iinsfE soridss GO and 9sg A. ", and isQ ?. NJ
esss rlsns, ard 5sG a. NJ t5sP.h n.
Crusrr stps, A. N.
aleron, A H.
Albany, n \. Il. EAik sna w r, -, k1ysess vNa,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PHYsIO.
II logical xork which all should read a. impars know
nearly 100 epgravirgs Price 81 mailed, and sod By u O.
LAWRENCE, No. Vesey street, Astor House.
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=
AuCTIoN NorIcE-s 80 soaARr. AUG.
sa s q
Drawers Shirts Hats and CABS &C. Also al Ii CLOCK sTse
A9'STIoN r N9TIoE-s soaARr. AUG.
No North William street. oons.ables sale Of : ic
DRY Goods Fancy S'0''' Ii sicHAEL pooDy Constable.
UCrIoN NOTICES. J. B0GARr, AVG.
sc.%s NO North William s1ss m,ssgs sale large
suite Sofas Tables Chairs Carpets oucoths Kitchen
lure, Ac
UCTIoN NoTIoE-BuRNaAM's EXPRESS AND
"A Furniture Packing Establishment office lt3 Eleventh
street bstseen Filth and sH avenues Rich household fur
he world -Four horse wagons The removal Of farnfs
~ ING ooun III!
RRowNE 4 NICHOLS, AUcTIoNERRs, WILL SELL.
Ss'sss s.'s d Nassau street.
RICH Mi 4 Nlutrss s'Sfh 4 puRs
faa fss ana sss syss q
ono ,,,, sleigh, carriage, Lap and buffalo Robes
Russian Sable sable, Mink. Royal RraIne,
IN espss Closhs, NuGs vioiOncs CUTS. Peerines, &c. all
aence being ss,ormsn. Of manufactured fas OF
erred BY US this season varying usual custom
a'ss ho M Ss %u ard
be a. w ss haze $50
ana Sr n p s s s s i e
to cese out large broadway manufacturer.
RY W. g, JEwETT, I42 BROADWAY, NEAR LIBERTY
~ street-Jap, 8, at II A. NJ.
ss Ans sSsEs SHEER
NONsTABLEs SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES AND SOLE
" Leather u. CRIbTALAR. Auctioneer, Is Bowery,
will sel Friday january IL O'Clock, 500 pairs Of lsdes
gens and chidrens CATERS Boots and Shoes Broxans.
S1forc lies slippers calf sin Boots and shoes osshsr VI.
Stone
Caps, Gloves, &c. - 70
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DENTISTRY.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEsf
"A possible prices-ses silver, 81 vucane DO; gold
SOS continuous gums on pstna Teeth extracted without
nam. Or EAGLEION 3l9 Canal street, near Mercer, ~
Block west u broadway.
R1IFICIAL BONE FILLING roR DESA nn NO pain
mn in sofl requiring pressure an oy.s II ina
shg @ er msr. snslls be hled VIII no."S n.nsi
corner brbad Ay aDd cnrsy tus sssVe~
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