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GnUMBLIve IN SONORA CouxrY.-The Peta.

GRUMBLISe IN SoNoMA CoUNrY.-The Peta.
luna Argus says:
The low prices Of produce and the anomal.
ous condition of land titles have conspired to
produce a general feeling OF dissatisfaction
among the people Of Sonoma county, and
many have expressed determination to seek
some other locality, as soon as they can do
so with any prospect Of bettering their con
dition. Should the prospect in Western Utah
be such as to invite emigration when the
spring opens, and the news of the ratification
Of the Juarez treaty with Mexico be confirm
ed, next summer will witness stampede
which will show concusivey that lage por.
ton of the population of California are dis
contented, and that our much vaunted pros.
neritv il a moro bulble on the surface
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

ANOTHER INvENTIoN-The Los Angeles
Star has the following notice of an air pump
ofpeeular construction, invented by Mr.. Chi
chester of that place.
1t is used for the purpose of drawing off
wine from one cask to another, without NOV
ing the casks or taking up the settlings-and
at the same time keeping the wine free from
contact with the atmosphere. 1t is a double
action bellows, a wooden frame covered with
leather having gutta pereha valves, and is
worked horizontally by a lever or handle
The pump may be set any distance from the
casks to be operated upon, as also the latter
from each other. A hose is placed in the
bung hole of the casb to be emptied, and the
pressure of the air on the wine forces it out
at the faucet. whence it is conveyed where
ever desired Theadvantage of this machine
is, that it obviates the moving of casks, saves
labor and keeps the wine free from atmos-
pheric influence, which cannot be done in the
old style of siphon and force pump. With
this pump, a cask of 1870 gallons can be
emptied in about five minutes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

SINGULAR CAsE-The st. Louis correspon.
dent of the Alta, writes as follows under
date of December 22d:
Having occasion, during the last week, to
"fumbe" among the papers in one of the
courts of this city, my attention was drawn
to a case of a most remarkable character. the
chief points of which conclude to "do up
in paragraph. 1t appears that a wealthy
old neeress. known as Aunt Henry" her
self once slave sometime since purchased
her daughter Matilda. In the course of
events, Matilda came into possession of some
valuable property, but suddenly died, leav-
ing DO immediate heirs The property, how
ever, was pounced upon by the mother, who
now attempts to hold it as her own. The
suit in question is brought by a son of "Aunt
Henry's," who claims one half of the prop
erty as the legal heir of his deceased sister.
The heartless mother, having been defeated
at every step of the trial thus far finally de.
clares that as her son was born while she was
a slave, he is a bastard, without heiritable
blood She further asserts that Matilda 1.-THE
daughter) was purchased by her; that she
was up to the time of her DEATH her slave
and property, and consequently incapable of
owning the property in dispute. Is not this
cutting the thing fine For the reason stated,
The old negro asks a verdict sin her favor.
The case has been carried to the Supreme
Court of the State. Hon Edward Bates is
counsel for the old woman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

BOund.-A Sure Remedy for Colds.
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Diseases Of the
Longs" DR.. Ayers Iceland Moss Cough Candyn
For sale by E. FAY agent III Second street, between
and Maiden Lane; and at all the Frdt Stores in
Marysvile. Try it only 25 cents per box de24my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

The IRRErREssmLE TERRoR.-The Boston
Advertiser suggests that the COW at Charles
town, Virginia, was killed by the sentry be
cause because she had two ponder horus on
her head. and because she had been tail bear
ina among the negroes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18


FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, April 27.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACE.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats. With inside stake Of $4,000; forfeit 81 900
Two or more to make race TO name and close
February 22d, 1860.
SAME DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year ods Mile heats En-
trance S3OO forfeit $100 Free for all two year old.
on the Pacific coast Three TO make a race
To name and close February 22d, 1860.
LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April %.
CITIZENS PURSE, 5000. Mile heats best three
in five Free for all ages.
During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
Entra zee ten per cent in all the above purses and
all the stakes TO close the 22d of February 1860
ana to be addressed to R.T 0'Hanlon, Senate House
Marysville, California.
All the above forfeits mustb be deposited with Messrs
Low Bros. q Co., Bankers Marysville.
Should the weather prove unproptious, the above
races will be postponed and due rotce will be giver
of the day.
The racing men, and the public Of California gener
ally may rest assured that the purses above adver
used, viii be hung up in the Judges stand regularly
and at the appointed hour on each day.
The above Sweepstakes and Races will be run and
governed by the rules OF tee Marysvlle Park Jockey
Club, which dc not vary materially from the Southern
and Western rules. Il. T. O'HANLON
ja4-td Proprietor Marysvie Park Race Conrse.
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FIFTH DAY-FRTDAY, Anril

FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, April &C.
PURSE $400. Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
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THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY, April 95.
PURSE $500. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18

EMPRESS EueENIE.-Louis Napoleon pill
have the Empress by his side at the Council
Board. A Paris correspondent thus speaks
of her:
"rhe behavior of the Empress at the Couns
ell of Ministers is worth observing. The most
abstruse and driest questions are listened TO
by her Majesty with the greatest apparent at.
tention. She always comes armed with pen
Gil and with paper, and takes down notes
with the prettiest pedantry in the world. 1t
is true that the fair and snowy hands, as if re.
belllons against the thankless office, are con-
tinually occupied in sliding to and fro the
rings upon her fingers, and in turning and
twisting the bracelets on her wrists, whose
pretty little Chinese jingle formed so funny
an accompaniment to the reading of the re
port upon the Peiho expedition the other day.
that the grave seignors all laughed aloud,
ana The Emperor joined good humoredly in
the merrlment, and seizing her Maiesty's
mana, kissed 1t raptnrously, making the funny
little bells with which the bracelet was hung
all round ring out more joyous peal than
ever. 30 you see all is not prose and dry
discourse at our cabinet councils-the pres
ence OF woman enlivens even these pedantic
meetings Amid all, you may rely on the
opinion of one man about the person of the
Emperor, from whom have it direct: The
moral reign of Louis Napoleon is over; he is
regarded already by his entorage as finish
ed man; and the exclamation of one of his
most intimate friends, on leaving the table
the other day, was significant enough =
Grand Dieu CONNIE IL Jaisse The fatigue
OF the campaign, the disappointment in not
having struck grand coup and the vexltion
experienced at not having assumed higher
position than before, have advanced that ter
Iible disease to which all sovereigns are sub
ject in their latter years-that green and yel-
low melancholy, that mysterious form of
spleen, which doctors cannot heal and physic
cannot cure, but which seems as inseparable
from the kingly trade as collie from the paint.
ers craft, or opthalmia and consumption from
that of the cutler and the glass blower"
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ALFALFA.

1NnO LBS. ALFALFA, California grown
lONbO 2 600 lbs. Chill
warranted pure and fresh. For sne at the Tree and
dec1G GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, April "a.

SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds; mile heats.
Entrance $500; forfeit 150 Free for ali three wear
olds. Three or more to make a race,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-18
9ert advertisements.
RACES! RACES F!
MAR Y SVELLE PARA.
SPr1IaS RaCc@.
1860.
FIRST DAY-NovD,v

- = -NIUNUAl, April u
DloTEICr SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds mile
meats, Entrance $500 forfeit 800. For the following
named counties ONLY Huba, sutter, Butte. Tehams
and Colusa. Three or more to make a race
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Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating

A FULL ASSORTMENT, at the very lowest rates .
~ WALKER, WILSON co.
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NVcditteraneaM Peas

FNDIBLE TIE YEAR ROUND IA small lot Just
IA received and for sale at the TREE AND SEED
depot 80 street, Dext door to the p. o., Marysyile
dec29-uis GEO LAWS
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LETTER FROM Louis NAPOLEON TO ENGLISH
MERcHANTs-The following is the reply of
the French Emperor, to an address received
by him, from mercantile house at Liver
pool, asking what his intentions were in ref
erence to England:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

HoafMER 0RIYyIN : 90. AUCTION

s s... sss n;
Ssswssn Fh avsaues -supsrb curved rosewood
s. ..a chin. oa
ia s. French
::a es .S an
assS snd !Ss public isi hey viii .asss ri: asy.
.sS tS s street . be
By EasSss wsl soh and I q es.i dssc.ID
1sn = the house On s y Piano
4ss :s ;.dsss ;S
embroidered French iclosh rosswood Secretary and
.ss -: n a. s ssss wr
: .S. w ssa b rss
Msf s ,sncS ar pss rnD
Shaded two superb suits Of room Fprni
and
s. Ssa sS fruit and
80 .ps
.as s:ss
sna w ~ Sy EsT DsTS. Of orssso and C.
ess ssas1 ISS Is. .r i E' Ssris. 4
anass Lss as Vase. o Ponps and and
elegant Vases Chm. S %
ported for he present parian marble Ornaments
eordeon Musical Boz ten different 0rolu Cloak
enc mcn Sposd for he present card and
msch Oicloth velyetEtaar Carpets &c. ChAmbeFs-Two
reeewood marble top Dressing &c Bedsteads and
Stand wardrobes Table de- Mutt Couch Rockers Arm Chairs
% bss: ss
CssnterpaseA Bol.ien and Pillows oval Mhrors pastel
Paintings decorated china Toilet Sets Towels Rack brocae
Cufans Upper Chambeu-Mahosany and black walnut Fur
.hsre 40 Dining room-sold carved oak Buffet Extsnsion
gu and sngrsysd v5~Decsntsrs two dozen Gobess do
Fruit and Preserve stand Finger Bowls sss 40 raid band
china Dinner Bet 100 pieces ruby glass Punch Bowl Care
pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea Service silver plated Ware
nom Reed Barton; Coffee Urn Cake Basket Napkin Ru9n
spoons, Ferks ivory handle Table Cutlery, 30.
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UOIyON NOTICK-LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
n ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SEVEN octave PIANOFORTE


PIER AND NANTRL MIRROR&
On Paintings embroidered Lace CuraiSs Parian Marble
BRONZA AND BHQUE ORNAMENTS
oemnensDg A day wednesday, at lok oelsek as The ee
No IS West Eleventh street. near Fifth avenue.
Drawing R0omThree solid csewood suits Of Paror Fur
nsuro expenstvey we'd ru and each suit covered IN
French satin Mirrors medallion Sofas Arm Chairs reception,
oothc and oval bach Chairs full Panofore richly
carved four round pearl keys and city Makers pier
IA velvet and Brssels Carpets Rugs 70 mstcb OF Paint
hes BY eminent arss StAtuary and Bronze ware Etegere
and rosewood Bookcase lined with satin wood adys Work
Boz inaid with mother Of pearl.
O1lnloahs Chatrs, rosewood Hat Stand, &C.
CHAMBEkH.
noseyo:d Suits Bedstsads, Bureaus, Washs,nds, Ward
nAmentA large size Bar Matress Feather Beds and Pow
Countepanes Blankets spring bottom Beds Carpets every
on Paintings, Pictures, lace Curtains Shades Com
Dsdes Towels spnoons mahogany Bedsesds Buresus moss
and hair Mattresses Sofas Sofa Beds spring bottom and
cane seat Chairs easy 1urksh Chairs and lounges 10
DINING ROOM.
Eztenson Table fest in length sverware. French china
FORKS rDgh Glssvare beautifully engraved Decantsrs %
Ehanosa and Ornaments: Sofa arm Chs,s CCuchss also
Wines 10 The goods must be sold 70 the hsh
Furniture, desirable assortment
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DOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A THREE STORY BRICK
House and basement 61 Schermerhorn street.; 70 by
lOO house ~ by 49, hard bottom cellar hot and cold
water statoDar washtubs arched bedrooms
room Is rooms the house in excellent condition
minutes from Fulton ferry and fifteen South ferry
Price 5000 $4,000 can remain ON bond and mortgage Apply
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS 8EGARS Ac-HENRY GREEN
" will sell this day At l0A O'Clock, at 1874 William street.
the of Groceries Wines Lquor Sexars Smoked Beef
90 boxes Rssl ., Currants Spices 10 = '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

nRuG STORE FOE sALB-LOCArKD IN AN KxCKrr
~ Zen. sexhsslhscd fer en.1nssH Any so.esssas les
IN rood sppoFtnnhy Fer particulars apply 81 $50 Maiden
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EvOR SALE AT AUCTION-ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH
q ut ~ O'Clock the premises 1873 Washington street. the
Machinery and Tools Of the United States coffee spice Mills
consisting OF twenty horse Engine with Boiler
shafDg and Beng together with Mills Al the usual
machinery connected with first class establishment Sale DO.
Hitvc cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

nDSIRABLB PROPERTY FOR SALE.-TWO LOTS
~ easer aide Of Sixth avenue, beween Thirty fifth and
street between Fifh and sixth avenues oxlOo feet Lot
half block Lot north side Of Eighty first street. Third
avenue 6xl02 feet For further particulars inquire efore
o'clocD OF MOSES DEVOE or GEO. w. DEVOE, Jenerson
market - "
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E'OR SALE IN MOUNT vERNON-A NEAT TWO sTO-
cottage House and OF OF
ground four minutes walk from the depot There The
age six churches and good schools There choce oc Of
seected fruit on the promises For parculsa
apply In the coal office Of ALEX DAVIS SON, 24O FirSt
avenue, near Fourteenth street.
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E'OR SALE CHEAP AND UPON EASY TERMs-rHRKH
brick Houses Nos b. 50 and 81 East Thirty second street,
No Second street. Williamsburg within three minutcs wH
Of the South Eighth ferry AL In rood ordor Applv "a
the owner, 156 Broadway. -rr"
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EVOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE 'FRONT.'
House Is Wess Thirty fourth street 2ox65 feet lot I6
nnished with al tho modern improvements Stable on
the rear with entrance from Thirty f street IN
quire OF j. b. CORLIES, on the premises.
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:. 1IEHCKFR. AUCTIONERR.
sLE.CKRR AYCTI9NEEs s6I H z. .gs 3

L u
Saturday, Aasch s. ~ IL O'Clock At s. West
Thirty street. The entire remaining Furnitue contain
house 6 West Thirty seventh street. comprising all the
Cares good order which Crossey Sons
Wilton three ply sperne and ingram Csrpets ace Curtains
Chairs largo oval gilt framed and other Mirror. 0lcohs
Rods marble Bureaus and Centre Tables Cornes
Window Shaded Kitchen Furniture TO- Catalogues TO be had
on Thursday at the ONCE Of DYER, 957 Broadway
per Twenty third street and Fifth avenue
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HNARM WANTED.-I AN DESTROYS OF PROCURING
an improved farm In Illinois Iowa. exchange for
New York city properly. Address, with particulars where
situated and price, Trade. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

DEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-oN
~ Henry street, Stamford Conn, the Stamford Female
Academy i've minutes walk from the railroad depot
about the same distance from tho steamboat landing first
class modern built Cottage Is rooms first floor all In
peae ORDER grounds hsndsomay laid out and well stocked
With FRUIT shads and ornamental trees Lowest price 200
- 700 - 200 remain for term Of years. The furni
tuo nearly In good order, and will be sold at .acr
ece II not sold before Saturday next will DO rented with the
furniture Inquire Of PLATT adams. room No. Trinity
Buildings New York.
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SALES AT AUCTION
M 2: LypLoy, A HsSrsS.z !,

n n LUDLOW AuCrIOMEER.
II. yALUA stEo rHofs BIZ Y on srvMgToE AND
H. LUDLOW co. win sell ii auction on THURSDAY
March ls6s = y O'Clock q The nerehsa r. Exchange
Twenty fourth yeoTho valuable hros story brick House
IVA Twenty fourth street. 40 feet east OF Second
fhe house x40 feet built for the use and rents for
q ieet under ne house. Lot 25a9s feet iO inches
street, north sde Is feet inch esss Of lie Wis rest The
se.s ire scsss hsh:oop and basement brick IS ozas
La lA6 font l68 rear and 100 feet Deep Half OF the pur
sna:o money can remain ON mogage for hres i've yea
Mas and full particulars ct tbs auctonoors oHioa
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re near Chatham street, sze OF lot rs by IS feet; also
Ne erck Store and Dwelling No South xh street Brook
lU D. Apply 10 A Wl1LETS Ne. nc Pearl Ssrsss. New
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SALES OF REAL EsTA1E.

CoUNRrY SEAT FOB sALE-AT FoRDHAM; A HAND.
some property beautifully located. embracing conmo
d1ons with modern Improvement; carriage
muis shade trees 10 Terms moderate Apply 10 NJ.
Nassau street.
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A COUu1RY gnA1 FOE SALE AT AUO1ION-A. J.
a BLHDCKHR, SON co., wf ssI n auction, On fhurs-
~ MarsA l0 q u eeosk = ~ Msrohaul6 Hsshanss
3sYwn q New 1oslsne Weaashsaer eoung, H. r, bsns
whAPhha sonAaig about asrs1 q lad Win hQ1so sad
49, Ihs loea.n persssly hsaAy. being VT assrsbls
Z. H.4CKER, SOn 90, No Phssrest or OIL. Z. hob
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DOR SALE-THE THREE STORY BAsrMrrr vyy
brick House and Lot l29 East Fifty third street.
rangements complete. Also Lot adjoining xiOO with hrc
carriage house thereon. Price for the dwelling and lot ~ o
dating Can be seen from 10 A. NJ to3PM Apply 70 o. G.
PINCKNEY, ~ Wall street, from IL TO g NJ S'
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TOR sALE.THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN
stone kngsh basement House West Thirty rt sfreef
Murray Hin The house 10 elegantly nnlshed frescoed
throughout and ready Tor immediate occupancy larra
amount OF the purchase money remain mortgage Can
be seen during The day Apply 70 w. T. CHURCH. 70 John
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Heusss very desirable very cheap located Of Wet
Gnsssaa .res evsry tng !. order, and wsn reaIed Ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

H'Oh SALE AT BAkGAIN-A FARM OF 100 AGREE
together with stock hay uensls &c. three miles 81
O. Bedford village Mestchester county and forty
Vac % assn acrss woSd.nd The balance Nh
and thrifty apple trees fourth year; large lawn "a from o
housc ahadcd By fruit and other trees all necessary
auction ON Tuesday March At O'Clock n ths premi
ees Large part or purchase and
mortgage. Apply 70 q. W. MILLER, Bedford; HAINR6
BROS OF Second and Twenty Hrs street. a. -
Ne premises. - :
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EyOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD HOUSE
between Fourteenth and Forieth streets, exceenl
Farm OF ninety five Paineld New Jersey Good
neghborhocd good buildings plenty Of fruit and shrubbery
and In high state of cultivation Apply TO JACOB FONDA
Q32 Broadway. -'
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCrIoNEFR
Mortgage sale Of elegant Household Furniture Piano

fortes Mirrors. Carpels &c.
,,i ~ H. sCHkNCK, on 1hursday, March !, at 10Y
O'CLOCK their salesroom, s. Nassau street. large
msns q aousshod Furniture ocmprisns
wood seven octave d. city maker mahogany upright
PAnofore made Ia London and hand rosewood
hogany and walnut Parlor Suits different coverings
fAs Arm and paror Chair in plush and haroth marble
Eegeres Cente and Side Tables secretary and library Boob
Cornces base Tables Brussels Tapestry and ingram Carpets
rosewood oak and walnut Bedseads; marble
Bureaus Washstands and Commodes mahogany Wardrobe
oak and walnut Exenson Tables and dining Chairs
cottage Chairs In leather and haircoth mahogany
Hall Stands Psno Stools Mattresses feather and straw Beds
Bolster and Pillows &c., &c.
Also large lot Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
with which the sale win commence.
peromutorv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON DUANE AND MUIr
berry streets-We would call attention 70 he sale 10 be
made at auction by e. Fl. LUDLOW CO., this day, at II
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange:-
Duane Sreet-Threc valuable lots near Church street, each
25x7S feet VIII be sold together the highest bidder Two
thirds remain mortgage Tor three the
cha1er can pay 1t on W
bytesisn churcn Nos. les i6s End i'd 7Ss by 100 s.
Mulberry Htreet-Nos liz and ia adjoining the above
feet Maps and further particulars ct the auconeers
Office, No. Pine street near Broadway.
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DOR SALE Oh TO LEASE-FROM TWO TO THREE
years small House and quarter an aero of land
beautifully stussed containing Al .ors q fruits shrubs
tween Cortandt and Railroad avenues Wesrhcster county,
bali an hours ride from the city by Fourth avenue carr
Terms easy Apply to Mrs.. NORMAN. +
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TOE sALE-A FARM OF .THIRTYsIx ACRES; Dor
dezng on Tho Hackensack river containing . large two
ncy house all necessary outbudn and plenty fruit Of
Al kinds situated thirteen miles from Hoboken ferry
o. one nnndrSd scss sSSnns s above containing large
pis:s; terms easy For particulars apply COLE New
CO., l79 West street, New York.
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T0R sALE-A NEAT TWO STORY BASEMENT AND
attic frame House and Lot No 1l8 South Eishth direct
to1r boes from The Peck slip ferry landing;
e and nestes mi prtce S0o Apply 10 l. r. NO6rRAND,
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HENRY b. HERTE, JR 7, AUCTIONIEB.
Ii MORTGAGE SALE or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTR, &C.
Q. THURSDAY, March l. 2. los o'clock,

ar MURPHY. AUCTIONHER.-AUCTION SALE
Over $4,000 worth Of Books Paper, Stationery and
styles and paerns Clocks Silver Plated able pocket
Cutlery, ladies' Cabas ketculee and Work Boxes Portemo
mates, morocco and buchskn Purses Portefoos Albums
Scrap Books and Immense variety Of useful Fancy
Sale to be held Ct the book stationery jewery and fancy
morning. afternoon and evening this week. commencing each
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TAMIL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONMEH.
IL To Hotel Keepers, Grocors. SogAr Dealer


Hotel KeeperS Grocors SegAr DoAlern and oe1erB.
GENUINE HAVANA SEQ kRs AT AUCTION
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS VII SELL ths day. q II
O'Clock heir sAlsnrum 81 Cedar street. ocposo The Pos
cBcs 100000 gsnuins Havana and doues SegAn eomprh
h Conehas, Operas, Loudres Regses xnlar CommlAes,
&c al OF ,he cbooess br aida Viz RIO Hbudo A. Ternadeg
suapa ouasnzA ssvlano 1osa st Jaeo, Punch eseula-
mn IA Bob, Pedro Duran. Avo1tura Ia Grunge
hi Paascic Ducsl Antq uedad - &c. IN IA ID lilo
and 90 boxes- Catalogues and complies now ready.
LUCENT .. rRANKLls, AUTHORITARIAN SILL I'LL
srest general Of Household Furniture sosaane
e paripr bedrcoa md kitchen rrrntare saetsr VII spe
- ou PatneinGA
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ENOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY HOUSE AND LOT ss6
West Twenty second street complete, with all the modern
convencnccs Price $780, including tho csrpets oicloths
heater and gas fixtures throughout For further particulars
apply The promises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-29

ENOR sALE-rHREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
~ West Twenty sixth street. 70 by 81 feet; price $i 800
Also four story brown stone House. ~ by 60 East
Thirty second street, price 1000 Both modern con
venient and we'll built terms easy. Apply 10 T. q.
CHURCHILL, No. Q College place. "