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e. Asue and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST
Still ANOTHER CTRE!

STILL ANOTHER CfRE:
vVFRl DAY VIZ HEAR or THE WONDER
FUL MERITS OF
II N P + T. N s r / y + r <.
SaLUpA, y .ddiesex Co. Wax
august ii, 1859.
r4sS-s. Mortimer M0tr1y1y;
sent jemfn: IL IS with unaffected pleasure heiT
'as,iIr.on 20 the 1rest merit of NoIr HAMP TON
IiNGTIi + r.. ! taken last sprIng with the
a.te and fever ard debility OF chest and limbs.
u ed .ir,ous medicines, but iound no relief: hu'
a5 's n ads sed hg friend 10 try xonr fIncture
a so. ana am now enlnt excellent heath
h4vfn. -asep on nne bottle. - Af,ydLtIt DlcIa'
lou can use tins as lest suits you
Very trHiy and respectfully yours
+. ADDISON BhfsToW.
Cal and get Yamphiets and see cures of Coug h.
Rheumatism SrrIfula. etc. As a restorative and
ms. orator i has been highly recoinme nded.
Handfads vii testify Of cures on themselves and
fr.srts after ail other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHlLDRES.-IhIs TING
TJRt Wi. be found great medicine for all their
~ t'ar and ae, Pamphlets and see cures.
So'd ny PURCELL. LADD X CO., richmond ;
r., Ur. COOK r. Frederick shurg: BY all the Drug
sists "a Petersburg; by MORTIMER h NOW
RRAT Baltimore: and by Dru$sists and Shop
keepers everywhere. ) per bottle SIX bottles.
70 de 5-ddIcwts
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Peacsful Times.-There was but one person
arrest ted yesterday by the police, and the in
dividual go unfortunate as to receive their
attention was arrested for about the meanest
crime known to the law-beating his better
hnl
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Sent On.-Frederck NJ. Robertson, charged
with forging the name of VIM. Catlin to q note
for $500 in 1855, which note he afterwards pass
ed TO Doggett Il Anderson for 4 valuable con-
sidera'ion, was yesterday arraigned before the
Justices of the Hastings Court to undergo an
examination touching said offence. He was
sent on for final trial before The April term OF
the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond,
and ordered to Jail till the trial should be had.
Reverses I'm business led to the commission Of
the crime with which he now stands charged.
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THE BRoDERICK WILL.-It being known
that before his death, at the hands of Judge
Terry, Senator Broderick deposited a small
tin box in bankers safe in San Francisco,
the attorneys on both sides, in the Probate
Court agreed to have it opened, and examined
on the 10th ult. in presence of several per-
sons. The general supposition was that the
box contained his will. No will was found.
Its contents were rs follows:
The fragments Of Il gold watch which was
worn by deceased at the time of the hos Tile
meeting between him and the late Hon. j.
Caleb Smith. A rosary, composed Of pink
agate beads, probably from the mother of a
female relative of the deceased. Two heavy
gold watch chains A buckskin wallet,
containing gold specimens and several ar.i-
cles of iewelry.
The box is quite small, measuring six by
eight inches, and it would seem Mr. Broderick
attached especial importance TO the few arii-
cies enumerated Though no will was found,
it is still The opinion OF many that he left one,
and that it will yet be found-either there or
in Washington city
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Concicled.-Jacob, slave owned by Mr.. John
Garter, was tried before the Hastings Court
yesterday for stealing wa atch from Ash Levy's
slave. few weeks since, convicted and sem
fenced to receive 80 lashes fer the offence.
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AN AMERICAN PAPER IN PARIs.--The New
York Times Paris correspondsnt v rites:

A project ~ on foot TO start another paper in
the English language, one of the purposrs Of
which would be to do some sort Of justice to
American institutions and American affairs,
which Galignani does not. On the contrary
that sheet seems to be animated BY . peculiar
hostility 10 every thing Repu bilcxO, and Ssps-
cialiy American RepubiicanisIn. The English
people generally have ou,liyed the reeollec-
tions OF 1915 and 1si2 but with this establish.
ment they are a. fresh AZ IL CornWallis had
surrendered bat yes ierday.
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Stob5ing Afair-Mr. James McCook was
arraigned before the Mavor yesterday for
stahbing and cutting Edwin Cooke, vn the
evening Of Monday. near 25'h street. Both
the parties are well known builders and mae
ter carpenters, and it is probable some dispute
relative to business led TO the alteration he.
tween them, the result OF which called for the
in terposition of His Honor 1t was in proof
that the first offensive demonstration was
made by Cooke. During the melee he received
more cuts in one of his hands The
testimony being to the effect that McCook
acted in self-defence, he was discharged from
custody.
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-ESamisasios Posspeaea. examination Of
Roher: Reid, for violent assault on Mr.. Geo
Harvey, was to have taken place on yesterday
before the Mayor; bat owing to ths ahsence OF
several witnesses, II was iOamd necessary 10
postpone Il until to-day.
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Ex-GOVERNoR SMITH AND EG6-NO0.-In
the United States House OF Representatives,
on Monday, Mr.. Smith, Of Va made humor-
the 10Th of December, which was kindly sent
him by n lady, while he was speaking on that
occasion. Although not strictly speaking "a
temperance man, he was remarkably tempe
rate. He had not taken q glass of spirits and
water foi forty five years, although he nc
knowledged he liked il little egg nog 1T Christ
mas times. daughter
He called attention TO the remarks OF al OPP
position paper, the Alexandra Gazette, in mis-
district, which represents him as q s,ric.
temperance man. He complained of the re-
marks Of newspaper CORES pondents, who, by
courtesy, occupied The reporters gallery in
the House, deliberately Intended ~ bring
members into contempt and ridicule, INSTEAD
Of presenting them In the best possible posi-
tion before the country.
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81 Leeehes: Leeehss!: Lerches:.: Il
- - ;est fecelyed, by Ad.ms' Express, a lot Of
ts9sh sesh ED!sH LEECHES, the very best. and
sass fi1e which will he applied upon the most
tended 10 ear 80 au fn,t =, .i han,s ~ ,hn tsv
c@, IA "a ~ DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer-
A. s"'eI, 'epIance on llth street.t and ut night
Do I1nef c3fnef oi Leigh and 10th streets:
f~'s X. G. HOBSON.
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TnH voyEs FOR SPuAKEa--The Southern
for Hamilton, on Monday, were Nessre Hote.
Ter, Bculigney, Hardesnan, Moore Of Ken.
tucky, and Vance. The sremalndef 81 them sup.
ported Mr.. 6ilmer. tn company Win Msssrs.
Rrigxs voted for Mr.. ReYAoldA III. terr for
Mr.. Davis of lndianA, Nr. HxskiA AID Nr.
Oastor fsr M. Hickman, Mr 0alnes - lr.
Hutton. Nj. Hamilton fpr Nss 1alak. Mr.
Gilmsr, and then retUrnsd g NJ. SAernan.
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.vCowAKDiN r HAMMERSlEY.
SPECIAL NOTICES

sA Grand Virginia Discovery --soms
f.,,ir months since. our excellent towusmah.
<srrrALt FzKKIsI., informed ns that he hed
.~e,s red \ hs,r restorer with which he WAS ex-
pe-itmanting upcn k5s own head, whose top was en-
t-e!S bald, We saw him two DAYS since :nd on
,ts uisce So bad four months snce hnr crop Of
E, has spfuuS up 9lth y vigorous grow h. So
-igccd = Nr, kzskIsI Of the .tilcscy OF his DIS
e,r,-t that he has named i THE MA iii BILE
VIENNA HAIR L FST0R Err Mr., r. 10
l,..,f com into an eStcHsIvc manufacture of an
trwhirh IS dast ned to prove of anxlnns m
st4s IN anr had pateo friends Pom hrchn1o oad
Ea5B,r.r. Dc: I2fh. fH@.
'T1rs famous article can now he had OF the priE-
al prs.e.stS These persons W ho desire iine
t@.f ~ hafr have only 10 use The rcstorer accord
- :. rrtrfcc ,iirecfloas on the bottle. Those " ho
te an, stiuhis ot 70 efficacy. can have them re
i...'1-e5 r. a short tin,o, hs using the VIRGINIA
iiAlR RtSTORFR lNFAl Al.LlBLE. proving tina;
= g al mat 4 Is claimed to he.
% Is .esale deFo; for orders, ca NJ ain 81.
X. EXFkifI,.
RIcRwcND, Nov. ID. 1852
". FIEkt}I., take. oath on the Holy Bible.
ga, have !een hsd icr the past u years and
t.,,e restored nv hair hy nslnS kZEki FL s VIR
a. TFA HAZE RtSJORtR
NAFETAIt EzsxlEL.
-l-,,s "A. .v-orn 10 before NE, hy Saehtali Eze
Jos. MAYO.
~, link -w3: Nayor of Richmond.
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" ,---ars s.sH refs from debility among Americans
a. csr Ne found amo.- any % her civilized ma
80 Tie reason IS obvious We take too little
-, Use ard fnrAc. the wants ot the body IN the
.s.rf,p- ps-sults Of business. In AL such eases,
--. mar, medicines can do little @cod What IS re
orff.d rs f>t such tome and Invlsorator as Dr.
n .sts.,cr has .iVen ~ tae world, IN his CELE
tp4TFD .B ITtRS.' The weak and nervous
frr .rr ol:hr counting house. the exhausted tocr
.,I ,5a sAup t1afd. and the Frustrated stgdent of
,,o a.idrl CHA amp. have found wonderful en-
sr4f,r ia tGe RirrERS.' and prefer II To more
,-eIeyt.us. bnf less eihcacsous medicines But It
d. . f,.tt he for often that the snt which 81
t.-...e.. IN - lniiueDCs uron frame Win h Is
Ipn-eA deb:.tSted Is equal, powerful III assisilng
nature fa expc The most terrible forms ui disease.
u 10 49,. not give II a trIaI:
Sud 81, druggists and dealers every where.
I'm
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SHEEP FROM MExico.-The Gonzales (Tsx-

asI Enquirer says: .
Not less than one-fourth Of a million Of
sheep have been brought into Texas from
Mexico, since the first Of January lAsf, ex.
elusive Of those imported from. Tennessee,
estimated that. by the 1st Of January, this
number will have been doubled. thus making
somethiug like half million ef sheep
brought from Mexico iatO our State during
the year.
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Some iool that ialsehood told;
Before US Was Al eartiiWork.
Built from the sWampy ,uouI.l.

Major Plauche, by the orders of Gen Jack
son, as soon as il was discovered that few
bales Of cotton had been used in making the
parapet, aud that they greatly endangered the
strength of the works, and exposed the ammu-
milton to explosion by the flying particles of
burning lint, had the baless taken out and
brow n into the river.
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Bad Gas.-The services in the Sunday School
of the Second Baptist Church were suddenly
brought to a close last Sunday morning by
very unusual occurrence Soon after opening,
il was discovered that the room was becoming
filled with gas, which issued from the furnace
used to heat the house, caused by some obstruc
tion in the smoke pipes. Although the super
intendent at once dismissed the school, several
of the scholars were taken sick, and had to be
removed to a neighboring house for medical
attendance. and they did not entirely recover
from the effects of inhaling the gas until the
next day. Owing to the same cause, the CON-
grega'ion in the upper part of the house were
dismissed, and no services We're held during
the day.
We learn that the defect in the pipes has been
remedied and ample preca U tions taken TO pre-.
vent like occurrence. The regular lecture
by the pastor will be deli, ,ered tonight. and
the usual services will be held next Sunday.
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Taeaf,e-The EncAantyess.--1. Is not really
necessary for Miss RichiDgs to assume any new
character to make her an EReAaNsysss; bot A.
sne has In her repertoire splendid piece OF that
name: and as Heilge has painted Tor its repre-
~ ta,ion . some very gorgeous scenery. and ~
Mr.. Peter Richinss austnins in ~ = prominent
par tand ~ Messrs. Kunkel + Co. have expend
60 large sum upon the general eoating up Of
the affair, Why this eh.rmins lady cannot do
ress, and we bcspeak for her a cr6VI1e4 house.
Judging from accounts, aud Z - 1PiptiOn Of
affair.
The scenes which are to be repre- sentad in this
magnificent spectacle are-The Deck Of the
Pirates Ship; Hount Helic0n; The Pirate's
Cavern Abode Of the Epchantress; The n.
gents Palace at Salermo and the Tent of 81.
vic; Grand Hall Of Honor In the Reeentp
Palace with an illumination; Hall Of Myrties !:
Gardens Of the Palace aud the PalaCs ON Fra
and several others of the most beautiful and
thrilling kind. concluding with The Pirates
Ship under full sail. Miss Richings a. Stella.
sings such variety Of songs that we can
hardly attempt to set them down in print, and
we therefore refer the reader to the programme,
which will be sent around this morning.
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~ Home Manufacture.

E&IfUIHr NanuiaCtufC.
HOME MANUFAGTGRE.
sp,, HON MANrFAcTUkE.
sttMNpi-tS iNFALLlRIE BAKING POWDER.
sEnMpL RI lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER.
'T' rI.f rttt > :, ,iNFAl .LiBl.E BAKING POWDER.
dHt BEST IN IsR
lHt BEST IN Use
fof sale by ali DRUGGISTS AND GROCERH.
DRUGGISTS AND GROCEks
DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
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A Vienna letter says thai military prepara-
iOns continue 10 be taken agains the agitation
apprehended in Hungary. Several regiments
of heavy cavalry which had been kept on a
war footing have been marched towards the
old frontiers separating Austria from Hun
gary.
The minister OF justice has given orders for
the prosecution of the president of the Protes.
tant Assembly held at kpsmark, and all the
persons who took an active part in the pro-
ceedirgs there.
PRUSSIA.
On the 18th inst, the railway between Co.
logne and Mavence was opened To traffic
The health of the King still continues TO he
precarious. German literature has sustained
loss by the death of William Grimm, she
younger of the celebrated brothers. He was in
his 74th year.
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~ 10 Vousekeepers.
10 nOIStREEPFRS
r.. 10 HoESEKEEPERS.
'Se StMPLES lNFALLIBLE BAKING
- eu.,,,, POWDER.
O'e skNPLE'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING
THE BEST ~ Use. --'
LHE btST iN USE.
IHE BEST N Use
F"r sale by DRUGGISTS and GROCERS.
"f sale b. DRUGGISTS and GROCERS.
f"f sa.e by Dk CGGISIS and GKOCERS.
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or the Line--Maj. w p Cecil.
The delegates in attendance having regis
tered their names, thu Chairman announced
his readiness for other business
Col. r O. Robinson offered the followiu q
resolution:
Resolved That committee of thirteen be ap-
pointed to recommend suitable officers for the PER
manent organization OF the Convention.
The resolution was discussed at some length,
ana on being put to vote was adopted
On motion. the rules of the House of Dele
gates, AS far as applicable, were adopted, for
the government Of the Convention.
Capt. Ashby made motion that q com nit.
teeof five be appointed to wait on the Legis la
ture and procure the use Of the Hall Of the
House of Delegates for the III ture me.tin ga of
this Convention.
Before the question was put Lieut. Maule
obtained the floor, and, on behalf of the L,
Blues rendered she use of their new and hand
some Armory te the Convention, for its de-
llberations. At the request of 4 Lieutenant in
the Governors Guard he also rendered the
Armory of that company TO the Convention
Col. Goodwin was very much obliged TO the
volunteers OF the city for their kind offers,
and on an ordinary occasion would he in favor
OF accepting one of their armories; but Mt a
time ike TINS. when their action was not only
intended to effect the State Of Virginia but to
be felt by the entire Union, he preferred that
they should sit in the Capitol, if that coald 10
had.
Col. Crump was in favor of accepting the
offer OF the Blues AT once. The Legis siature
knew the Conventiln was to meet, aud had
not rendered their hall, and he was not dis
posed to ask them for 1t. The volunteers Of
the city, with but few exceptions, had given
them the cold shoulder, and he was therefore
in favor of fraternizing with those who had
kindly extended to them the hand Of well
come.
Capt. Hawes offered, as "A snhstitute for the
motion of Capt. Ashby aud the proposition OF
Lieut.. Manle, the following: sChat a com.
mitiee Of five be api,ein ted To- select a suitahIs
place for the future meetiAgs Of the Conyen.
tion.'
And the question bsing taken on the subst Ii.
tute, i, was rejected.
The question was then taken on Col Crump's
motion 10 accept Lieut. Mauie's offer Of In
.'Bines' Atmory," AND carried In the aiiirma.
| tive.
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The resignation of Garibaldi has by no
means checked the subscriptions of arms. Not
day passes i'll which the General does not
receive numbers of letters, from Italy Us we'll
as from abroad, announcing new subscrip-
tions. The subscription is becoming more
and more demons iraiion as well rs practi-
cal means of arrnng Italy. Even the Vene-
tians have contrived to take part in il, i'll spite
of the Austrian police and Austrian system
of espionage.
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MfnirGl.
ETITs, EPILEPSY, and CHoREA CURED by

TITS, EPILEPSY, and CHOREA CURED by
j. JAYkE's ALTERATIyE,Ths persons who sen. the
several district; wn rh sal ,ss' Edssd. Co.. 1854
Dr. d. JlYsz-S1 My when about years Of age wa
worms, give him Worn Medicine 6a. purpose then
but .t bad more irsqasSs be .
S @ 1 Z: s I FITS
perfectly sSIsS & CO. f.an NSs ~ s
D Win two
KIT f ana Ss's II y
We are we'll ss2u:insd with Mr. cario and have full CON
hdenoe In the above statement. ,,,,,nv ,,,,, ,r,u
DssylIlE, Penn, July s. 1855.
Dr. ' ys. w ses sIs pom
e., ms the p P0s e. s %s . ssRR;dts' .S
E:EpTo El to cure which made use q all the med
as he ne. 1 Of A ss Si s sS. a.
ode became ,dssy palsyasd lost iho use o. y sr saS
Ss Be SG
sSPISp : " iG aa me Ss
sat, that since thai time hiyc pot had singh FL The
ss.ois ny sppsats sssa and ssrfso ven i ever,
TSE and couple Of bOas. Of sAE1 five PILLS and
W that SSus my Vie to the fact Of 9sSAn S wed Ic~
with fses tbs above itsishen testify TIA. they
F SSSSSsr 8 ES s9PSrns T. ST kl 1SHEs
J.R MOORE.
LlsEsv,IIs, Ha1ri.es O., Ind, FEB. u. lass.
EPitHPTl? FITS. lad I've severe attach. within two
yss and vhen even remedy and Mind Of sa er bag
noP E.ve s lsn 0i' s"s tho
eossn sANA1vE PILLS and for one year 6sys been
s.T. ...s Dr. y III
TIVE PILLS In my family, In case Of EpILERTlG FITS
WIN 80 'o''' %yrrD uen, Co.. lows, Aug t. iss
Or. D. yArsB-Dear Sir; by ion sairted With EPl
sfn oS ?: s %SSs 'Ss S &c
dss'n' given by has 'Sg,SS ESSss%s
Extract of letter fen Near o. u Il H pp I, SON.
fAs AFFIRMATIVE b.s sssn @sd with 1sss in
- ' onAaIOrrs TOws, Prince Edwards Island,
Dr. D. JArsssiy have suffered for year. from FAGIISe
pad by "u D., mind became WEAK until wa. reduced
70 tSs Ss,s,S Il S'y s Psh 9 ns any. pS
pared TO de- In ib extremity visited BY relative from
az s Ia he Wy. s s e x .ss
T r ss SSs% nv Ssns r 10
s a;ssa ''d indeed e Fl Di dread
N; B;you at liberty to refer any inquiisrs oi
Dr. D. J.rsr-sS have si Tried your Ssdonos iS EPl.
Il HH e. a5
H sM y, Pills = noS cured 1 .s has not bad
-.t q. Postmaster OF VerniIlion
From the Rev Daniel N. Long
Elk ?. o, Springfield Up Fsyst,s Go. Penn,
Mr. y. AsDExws Agent for Dr. D. JAYNE sos-Dsar sx
~ ss %s s ma was s.s sSn s
1 . ~ Give ssns every n hours snd many more
ss md S %s Sss' .ay
Ass9sh ahe g rad y. before be could not read line
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DROGREeS versus ROUTINE. 4
QUERU'B GOO LIVER OF JELLY, f 81
't-7 Psteoted Ana 30 1879
Il The on remedy for consumption sod all Kinds Oh coughs
IL twice more sfBcacisus than the liquid OIL
Also. - gfrr. :.
QUERUs JELLIF1ED CASTOR olL(Pahntesl
m he had Of the inventor No. lS5 and All re p table
dgggi,ts. PErFQLol rAnnt ;nha,.asis assn,.
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HsSRY b. LERps Co., AucIioneers
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
Y .l,,.,,rp SALE; =. cum. ~. NJ

The WE'LL nown COUNTRY SEAT at Clifton, The Mar
rowe Island which since l84 has been the family resi-
Of VIM H. Asnwsn about ntne miles from New
York and offering gentleman who de.bes to visit the cy
daily desirable home, which health beaaty, and conyen
ience, has superior on the shore
The contains 68 Of land the highest In The
psghbobood soIdDg twelve fine building lots and com
pns gTe't variety Of Wo ids hill dale about one.hs on
the slope fronting the and the other half facing
the upper bay city, These and inland views are nnsu
passed overlooking wel.wooded emnsnees well every
phch leaves the The land between this
property and he Nsrovs owned by the U. Government
and will probably always remain open
The cling 10 100 feet 'front.' and varies in deoth
from 10 90fee built In part with hollow brick ws an part
with wood filled with brick GrepeTy ip bearing for ak
years. gree house icehouse and stables with nine stalls aud
ample caseer OF the Is carriage drive Of
over half mile well grsveed. description Of this place IL
be found in "Downngs work Landscape Gardening
pare 80.
he property will be sold whole In parcels as deg
mated the hhog apGe map 10 be the Merchants Elk
change office Of Auctiopeer No % the
being also aked the grounds II not ,sed eff at
private sale pror THURSDAY april 10 il will that day
be offered at auction at u ocob the Merchants Exchange
For terms apply to the Aucones The house will be open
inspection day between Monday sth int aud dsy s
iale on orders to be- obtained nom the Aueioueers
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W. N. LEWIS, Auotioneer.
GALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

GALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
- HORSES, WAGONS, &c,
At MothavsD, Westchsster County n Yo,,
WILLIAM N. LEWIS will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,
Oh MONDAY April at lot o'clock, the premises
Bottom read, corner Of Van SoTlesIst: -
Anew 2ory frame Buildng known Msgees Feed Store
The BUILDING 30 feet font and rear BY 40 feet in deph
blek Stable the rear stories high ~ feet sluIe
Also Of Ground 30 feet front and by 100 feet In
depth Also Stable In the lot l6Gz2 feethe whole ncloed
by q new fence
Amer the sale Of the House and Lot win be offered for sale
good Horses, Wagon twosesed Wagon single
hCse Wagons (neay new) 6rstrAe Cart and Cars Harness
Gewl twohorse Sleigh sets double Harness. sets single
Harness al nearly newt Sleigh Be Robes and Blankets
Saddle and Bride Scales Lamps Truck Blocks aud Falls Hay
Ropes, &C
Sale positive. Terms each.
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B. A. CHnToS, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, choice private
Library Of and ao5ard works richly illustrated in
slegan bindings hne Oil Paintings Engraving Silver Ware,
Medals Piano.For &C. Peremptofy sale, By order TbO5
s. HALL Administrator Of the estate Of WILLIAM MACREA
COLE l. CHILTUN win sell a. auction on MONDAY, April
at No. O'clock at No 80 East 37thst Murray gill Msdi
son-sv ali tho handsome Furniture 10 the above house valuable
private Library Paintings Medals Engraving Silver We're,
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