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SENATE
MONDAY, Feb. II, 1861.

MONDAY, Feb IL, 1851
Senate met al the usual hour
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
The Journal Of Saturday read and approved.
REPORT or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Rogers, report from the committee on finance
INTRODUCTION
Mr. Speight, bill establish the dividing line between
the counties of WAYNE and Green
Mr.. BedSne made report from the committee on claims.
Message from the House transmitting resolution
thorsng The Governor 10 offer reward # Sln fur the
apprehension of escaped criminal asking the
of the Senate The resolution passed its several
readings.
On mnon of Mr. Stowe a bill to alter the law of pro-
tested bills, was put upon its several readings.
TN TOon of Mr.. Erwin bill To establish the county Of
Transatlantic made the special order for AZ o'clock
this evening.
On motion of Mr. Stubbs the WILLIAMSON Railroad was
made the special order for O'Clock this evening
The Char announced MeSSrs. Stubs Street and Spen
the committee enrolled bills the present week
Mr. Averv moved the bill concerning the Atlantic \.
e. X H. the special order for "a O'Clock this evening
Adopted.
MIR. Bedsoe moved to make the BILL altering the Const-
tuition, the special order for Tomorrow IL ocock and
until disposed Of Carried.
On motion of Mr. Winstead bill to charter the Bank of
RnXboru, was put upon its second reading
Mr. Wnsead said he would not feel that he had done
his duty 10 his constituents did he offer few remarks
in favor Of the passage of this bill He spoke length
showing the necessity Of charterng bank in his section
of the State.
The bill passed its several readings and was ordered to
be enrolled
Message from the House transmitting a communication
from his Exceeucv Gov Ellis with the credentials of the
Hon Samuel Hail. commissioner from Georgia proposing
to appoint committee 10 receive Mr.. Hail. and make him
the guest of the State. COncurred in
bill To Incorporate the State Educational Association
OF \: Z: was put upon its third reading.
bill To Incorporate the Milton lanceyville and juno
ton Railroad Company put upon its third reading
Mr. Hal offered amendment making Companys shops
the southern terminus of the road.
The amendment adopted.
Mr.. Waugh offered amendment that the road should
not run within half mile Of the Virginia line
After some debate this amendment lost and the bill
passed its third reading and ordered be engrossed.
Messrs Hall and Arendal appointed the Senate
branch Of the committee to wait the commissioner
from Georgia
Mr. Hall introduced bill concerning the town of Will
mington. Referred.
On motion of Mr Sharpe, the bill to charter road from
Wkesboro to Satesve taken up read the second and
third times and passed.
Mr. Whedbee moved to take up the bill to incorporate
Plymouth Male and Female Academy. Agreed to, and the
bill passed its several readings.
Messrs Speigh, Slaughter and Worth added to the
committee on enrolled bills for the present week
The hour Of two having arrived the Senate took
cess until 81 o'clock
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GEORGE l.. WILD.
WARRENT0N, N. c.,


NOW at Raleigh for a Short Time onIy,)
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
Ersss7 vices 10 the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
v D Y q Gas Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
. wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction. All communications left at
the Post Office will receive prompt attention
Refers TO Rev. Albert Smedes, and Prof G. F. Hansen
Of ST. Marys College, and Mr.. w. J. Palmer, of Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh N. c.; E. Z. Parham
j. Wilcox and Prof c. H. Kehr, Warrentop; and ]. Il.
Mills jos. II. GoOch ard Dr. s. A. Williams Oxford N c.
'"n' TO- 1901. 3-wtf
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLiNA.- AXE
~ COUNTY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No.
Vember Term, l660.-Francis j. Smith, widow, vs. Up
church Smith and Others heirs law of John Smith de-
ceased.-PeOn to divide slaves
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law of John Smith, decd late of Wake county
are non residents it is ordered that advertisement be made
in the NorhCarona Standard for six weeks for said heirs
at law to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for said county, the Court House in
Raleigh on the Sd Monday of February next then and
there to plead answer demur said petition or udg
ment pro will be entered them and the pray
er of the petitioner granted
Witness Thomas j. Utey Clerk of said Court at office
IN Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November, 1850
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. Is, 1861 pr. Adv. So 621z0 -w6t
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The Sfapoafe.
LFGISIATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
SENATE.


FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1851.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. Thomas of jackson, offered a resolution proRos.hhg
to refund the Cherokee Indians certain MONIES ~"
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF the Dill 10
alter the Constitution. - H. F-,v;r xv.s
M Averys amendment, exempting all live stock and
farming and kitchen utensils from "Aa'on was
Nh boekery opposed it, and moved to reconsider the
vote by which Mr.. Erwin's amendment passed.
Mr. Erwin opposed earnestly the reconsideration.
Mr Avery said. that his amendment was more compre,
bensive than that of the Senator from Buncomoe ana P
thai the vote would be recousidered in order to give nm
Mr. Bedsoe said, be hoped that the vote wo99 pc
sidered that these amendments were ousrea ,S ne =.
dent purpose of cloggng the bill He wished Senators 10
record their votes against the BILL so that ther posi-
ton might be clearly understood. f.. p.-,. b,5
Mr. Humphrey said that the Senator from Burke hao
imputed to the friends of ad vaorem purpose to carry out
strict ad vaorem system OF taxation on all species ia
property-such not the He was 10 iaVor Oh CIV
lands but no bgher He asked the Senator if his amend
ment was adopted would he rote for the bill?
Mr. Avery said that he would not vote for ad vaiorem In
Mr. Slaughter said there little live stock in the
East well niger once in while; this was TACT
that had been almost ignored by Western Senators.
The vote by which Mr.. Erwn's amendment passed was
reeOnsldered. m
The amendment was then Withdrawn. and hr. Avery
offered his.
Mr. Bledsoe thought strange that after two railroads in
the West had been chartered by the Legislature the
from Burke DESTROYS of throwing the whole burden Oh
taxation upon the East
Mr. Thomas of Jackson spoke length in opposition to
the al Udtorn1 system of taxation, remarkng that thus
question was first agtated BY Eastern and Raleigh cques
and politicians.
Mr. Bledsoe replied. He said that some Western Sena.
tors were fond of abusing Raleigh but that he would defend
the community from attack which might be made upon
it.
Mr. Thomas replied in lengthy speech.
The question then recurring on the amendment of Mr.
Avery, it reected-yeaS Is, nays 81.
Mr. Arendel by permission offered bill to incorporate
the Atlantic Marine Life and Fire Insurance Company.
The Senate then adjourned
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NOTICE.

DURSUANT to order of the Court of Pleas and
IL Quarter Session for Wake county, shall proceed to
SELL Monday the 18th day of February, 1861, at the
Court House door, in the City of Raleigh the negro slaves
belonging to the heirs of s. w. Williams decd TO wit:
Mariah and her five children and boy PaschaI eighteen
years old. Two-thrds of the purchase money will be
qured in cash credit of twelve months with interest from
date bond approved security will be required of the
purchaser for the balance.
S. NJ. WILLIAMS Guardian
Jan. 10, 1851. 4-wtd.
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoIN.-w.1
MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN SOCIETY RIUGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city of Jackson Capitol of the State;
ten from Clinton. Yicksburg jackson Railroad six
from Livingston and five from Tugaloo Depot on o.
jackson g. N Railroad connecting it with all parts
the Union The great southern place of resort Coopers
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive The
era churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
sons OF family coming south. The tract contains 27J
acres-abOut l4O of timber 400 of fine creek bottom and
he rest hill and branch land all in state of good cutiva
ION There are dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
negro cabins GIN press, cribs, stables pond for STOCK
Tern and spring for persons, &c, &c.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
YazOo City.
October Is, 1860. 42-Wtf
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MEETING at st. Louis

ST.. LOUIS Feb. IA Union meeting was held
this afternoon and fifteen delegates to the conven-
ton were elected. Addresses were made by F. P
Blair, rabid republican, and others.
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CONSTITUTION.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. s.-The Legislature will adjourn
on next Monday till the goth of March.
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments, TOmbS, HeadstOneS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
Mautes and Furniture work of different coIored Mar
bles Orders by mail punctualy attended to- Work pack
ed and warranted
Raleigh March 49, 1850. 22-w1y+
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HOUSE Of CONNONS

House met at 10 o'clock
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Smedes
The journal of yesterday was reod
On motion OF Mr. Merrmon leave of absence was grant,
ed to Mr. HARDY reading clerk until Wednesday morning
Mr. Waters from the JOINT Committee on adjournment
reported joint resolution to adjourn on wednesday the
goth instant Adopted. "'N"''N' 'D'
REPORTS
BY Mr.. Blue from the committee on claims r,orDo-;,
from Alex Elliott and g. Shepard Executors asking to be-
discharge from its further consideration resnInou in
favor of E. B. Freeman-to pass q resolution and n,;t;
in of George W. Haock, of New York-not 10 mass
a resolution in favor of Henry j. Brown and otbers
resolution in favor of h. L. Myroyer-to pass.
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EVENING SESSION,

Mr. B'edsoe from the committee on claims, reported
memorial IN favor OF j. H. laughton, asking to be dis
charged from It's further Consideration Agreed to-
Mr. Waugh introduced a resolution in regard 10 the Com
nlssioners to Washington, which lies the table
the Char laid before the Senate bill to authorize all
the shes of the State collect arrears of taxes as re-
ported from the committee which passed its several read
iDgs after slight amendments
The following bills passed their second and third red;no
enslave herself. = ' "
bill to incorporate the CarroOn Copper Mining Com
pany.
bill to incorporate the Cherokee Mining Companv.
bill to incorporate Kiwnny Lodge, A. Y. H.. in the
bill to incorporate the Kanawha Mining Compauy.
resolution in favor of j. s. Ives, of Newberne
bill to Incorporate the North Caroliua Fibre COMPANY
companies. "''
bill to incorporate the Duplin Rifemen.
Oil 70 permit Eliza Hassell to ensave herself Indef
A bill to incorporate the Lincoln Copper and Gold Nj
Mug Company. -
A bill in favor of Samuel Brooks late sheriff of HID
county.
A bill amending the charter of Elizabeth Citv.
A bill to incorporate Tally-H0 Female Academy
Dill 10 incorporate the Union Mechanical and CONNER
cial Association of the town of Newberpe
a bill to incorporate Greensboro Gas Light Company,
after an amendment by Mr. Humphrey :"
bill to amend the charter of the town of TbonasvIe
Dill TO incorporate the Green Hill Cemetery
Monroe. " ~ "
A bill for the relief of E. Ferguson and Ben. Smith
bill to incoi pOrate the Jefferson Academy
bill for the protection Of the Union Fair Grounds in
Newberu '''U"U' :"
bill to incorporate the town of GAINESVILLE IN Martin
county.
resolution in favor of William Thompson
bill to incorporate Greensboro Hotel COMPANY
bill to incorporate the Wilmington Water Works
bill in regard to the sale of lots in the town of Hert
ford ~
A bill to incorporate the Asheville Water Works
bill to Incorporate the Wilmington and SmthyilIe
Steamboat Company.
bill to incorporate the Marion Life and Fire Insurance
Company.
bill to incorporate Oak Hill Academy, in Granville
Pill to create an Artillery Corps in NorthCarona
pll 70 Incorporate Valley River Mining Company.
resolution in favor of Jonas Jenkins
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.


OXFORD, N. C.
TIME SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the LIST MONDAY in January, and
that of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
For price of board rates of tuition, and of stu
dies, see Circular.
THOMAS C. TULEY, Principal.
November q 1850. 45-w3m.*
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EINLEY HIGH SCHOOL,
II LENOIR, CALDWELL COUNTY, N c.
The design of this Institution is to prepare boys for the
FRESHMAN CLASS in any College, South, and also to
afford an opportunity those who do not wish take the
regular classical of acquiring thorough Eng
lish education than customary in preparatory schools
SPRING SESSION commences first Wednesday in Janua-
ry and the FALL SESSION, first Wednesday in August.
Board per month, 90
Tuition in Classics per session. 81 weeks, 90 90
English, IL and Is 90
Contingent Fee, so
For further particulars address
E. W. FAUCETTE, lp-.;.,,
or 7. P. RANKIN, iin''pA''
Feb. 8, 1861. wat.
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" CLEARING OUT SALE,
wnSlAM klszny,s.
22l AND a2J EIaaTA AvsE5E,
The present opportunity "a which seldom offers, to
81 s. " sa
Way . " W. II Ta EAR FAuc IN soNNgrsr
g0 good STRAW Bonne.s closing nj 3 and cents
cents
e o8r tn ns onS. sss Ss s p upwards
66t0 serdr trimming Biboons, 2 aud cent?
s ys1S B BSons; Ei SSSns
400 yaros honnet Ribbons closing at 10 and q
hsS sGrnf a. sGDs ssa,S IN q and IS n
$500 spray. r, sSSs aI5s1, :, y FLOWERS.
1900 sprays Flowers, closing nj &c and &c.
so sprsys Flowers. closing rs &c ANA roc.
al our nss. sTeneh lioreE; halt price
fSoAsSSs asSYsS9s az .sso0Eairs
$40 workea BaDds clearing atec
Iyso worked e.nds ceayipg Al l0c. and t2c.
EStsS ssns' s'iaa f Ss osns a.
$50 needlsTork sets, 25e srd4oa.
SO needs go < ssle Cy,ry Cue closing at 81
w GsRs; o ssSa soSs sas2 ss Go
goo rich asedseyork coilaI closing at2sc
VIII af BE S1I 0GS;as ussoAY TO MARX
EXCITE G Msn sf TX Lsoxs.
s S,,a L,Sse EsSsS ,G,oa +,
avGo jarde d lek silk MAetf,a Lqce inareed i5c.
5000 Yards six Bond LacrH closing At l. 2aud Scents.
eGoo dog, Joined slonds all .iik a. % ana 20
dozen
8 OS ISDIEs' LYsEN COLLARS CLOSING oUT AT 6
PANIC liz PAR9sOLS.
go silk ParasoIs, closing at 80 cents
e 40 s,lk Psigsols tnoinofd) marsed7j cents
,Gn faunceo and fnnPed PeIssols married 81
| S'se1 much finer 2arslsolsr educed nsnrlyone half
T.1CKAT Uuh GLOVES
100 pairs lgdies Due LiBe Gloves CLEARING ut cenis
l. $40 pers ladies' fine Ie Cloves clearing q cents.
CO., pairs ladies' nH Isle Gloves clearing cents.
l45 pairs Isis Gauntlets clearing 10 IL
l.2C0 paris LlHle Caunilets clearing nt Id ceDts
800 pRirs twisted silk MItts clearing 81 30 OF nts
$50 pUUs long silk MILLS clearing at 20 and IL cents
phirs double twisted silk clearing sS cents
HU5lERSl BOsiERYn HlbIBRYlu
| I,8GG pairs ladies' cotton Hoe Gl0siDg at q
q, 90 pairs cnildrsns Jose closing at cents.
loo psirs me - half E0Ee ciosuR a
All our better equally
1900 PIECES hUFIAJNo CLOSING At ~ CENTS A
,oo,, PIECE phEsS rhI@MtN0a
1OQCDYarrs oress trimmings. marked cent.
60oU yarde dress Trimmings, marked = cents
4,oCO yards dress trimmings, marked cents.
1900 yards d. ess trimmings marked g. and 10 cents
aIOGE CLOsED0NT UG SDAI TO AEDUUk THE PRICES
1RoUBLE IN NAEhEE sOTIONs.
Is, 900 sTyools Kin. ey's glaoe thread, cent.
1000 pspsrs best 1ie8 3 cents.
600 papers best ptns, 3 cents.
LOO cards hooks and eyes, cents
AL small wares At half price,
ALSO Alsc Also Also! Alsol Also
Mlners end country merchants invited inspect this
so thereby saving aeas DC cent from the regular job
kTcIsfs WILL oPRs AND SALE COMMENCE ON WE'D
EEsDAY MORNING., july ~, at9 O'CLOCK.
WILLIAM KINZEY'S
2s and 223 Eighth avenue.
Entrance to both stores through No. 223.
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DRY GOODS.


nhEAGED DRY GOODS
~ 81 LING OFF,
From the recent FIRE AT l0S siIth
DAMAGED RI FIhE And WATER,
Abe whole OF which Will be sold al
ImNNNSE SAChiFlCE.
To effect tptre clearance
slSO
This entire valuable stock uf GoNda will
great reduction Ia pfes 20 close them before
trade a0dnR tho best opportunity bargains
IN the city.
eartio,ilsr attention is requested to our stock OF
Dress C}ooda OF all kir tp.
Cloaks and shHwls
Lace aud Eu2iip Cu!tatns nd d
Hosiery, Gloves and kmbro derfes.
straw Bopnet8 and sta, and
misunderstanding GOODS
OF all descriptions this whole of whi.h have been reduced
nearly one half III PRICE.
TE1MS CASH
Esla commence this mOraing and ITO Sixth avenue
OHARLE8 q. HOOK.
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49,. ATTACHMENTS.
LAU1A KnH1'rss 5 5zS4Ff sisHr. !
!. ssvii1nar ucH1 TILL sy.yH.R so.los. I
o.,.sr.s%a s E sss 8 ssss ~
sxvxN ssiisrxns.
UNCLE SANS SSso1o LANTERN. y
TWO nu sass ~ ss6 sfseEs s;sP RaSSie ad
TIRE. HusbssD S'sss Fsis 'a'i THOUSAND
s ssS III NJ SSa + sx ssas tho
WASHINGTON IsS lis issT SHSsssa THE
coIyxs1A a AMAAMsAAff sa.oNs TOMB.
1n gAs saosss = SRgsH GS. -
wAshlsSzHs'Ss hSH 81 HAlhSs poaaz
TIE Il s FIT sS 81 aHt Or SE sEnHs
MEIoDBoN, $50 BROADWAY, CHINEsE BUILDING.
AM o''wssn spring and J r' Il o sTssss
win sing the new s2og composed ,s BY himself entitled
And sung by him for dive hundred nights IN the principal
places Of amuss%snt in s Great Britain s sscv
In which he viii INTRODUCES he dsDs sel om..d ,.cs
presented hn BY Lord John Russeu, which be
MA1 soSss ''' ACCOMPLISHMENTS ASSEMBLY
NO GREAT WONDER
MONS PAUL.
r,,,,T Tho original, win put himself in Boz
sEvkNTEEN INCHES DEEP
NINTEsN INCHES LONG,
With other features, concluding with oinga
H0HNPlHis Or Hls HEAD
Admission Is cents; orchestra, rs cents Remember the
Eelodeon.
NGeLoDRON, $50 BROADWAY CHINESE BUILDING.
lM between spring and Prince streets
lrumphan success and the geaest eIcems mt produced
by the Performance
HONS, PAUL. FIVE FEET HIGH,
epclOr'ng himself
Is inches side IL inches deep 10 inches long
With lime s0ur gn cock, All bricks hat.
kERLODEON, $40 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDING
I'VE between Spring and Prince stresta.
sk5S JULIA BARTON,
the great Vocalist, will make her appear New
York In i've years. at this house N few days.
sf,HB WONDEa HAS ARRIVED. And WILL AFPEAR
y at the OA sTEi6Uns Monday night six feet
high eDcioses himself in box IL inches WIDE
AID 20 inches long, along with ok dnzep bottles has and
car OF boots; aso gives mi atoms of monkey cab
frog alligator turtle, &c. Boz exhibition The entrance
door.
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STEAMBOATS,.

n aPosl ryON MER0aANxS LIRE PoR ALaahy--
~ Earc 80 ,sns etesmcr K0ar3 AMERICA Captain
nacox leaves RobuEon at set per- avery 1usaday Thur
Gay SUNDAY. At r. n, IN connection with railroads
~eet ma Rush PAssenesrs ue&sted tascMeh .,o~
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SAFES Ar AUCTION. !

.-.'s',.1,s ..S,.,sss,,
>. tdk OF sxecutions viii BE- soid on me presss
No Rehde street. on Friday, the 9Th day OF July,
fsnse Printing Boards Tables Decks PAssboard eher
dams naohines and all the e and interest Of the de-
fendAntA WATTS WEST, Constsbles
The above sale is postponed qnu Monday, July s. q
The above .ae further postponed until Wednesday, July
10. 81 O'Clock r. L., at the game place
WAITS WEST, Constablss
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"A men obtain the following prices for their of
Wearing appsreFrom s. TO S2o SILK Dresses; from %
10 S5 for Costs md from 81 to S5 Tor Pants Carp:s
FURNITURE Jewer Do note By poet pnnctus NY attended
TO by hzxe l34 Seventh avenue between Nineeenh and
twentieth streets LADIES' attended to by Mrs t.
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ID =. HAZELL AUCTIONEBR.
Al. WHIfrkMoRE HAZELL will sell this day Uues-
eay at l0X O'Clock, at their eaesroem 5S Broadway,
HARDWARE AND OUTLERT.
Invoices Of Heavy snd shelf Hardware Table and Pocket
Cutlery, &c.
DRY GOODS,
Invoices Dry Goods comprising Staple Fancy and Stock
Coda
Aao part of a Wholesale stock of DruQs.
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SPORTING.


A FINE. WE'LL BRxD POINTER DOG FOR SALE
- cnesp. AZ the owner has use for him be u well
trained and viii DO sold bargain Can be seen in he bar
oersh corner OF ann street and Broadway under the Bun
Ofica
ENRANCIs BGTLER NO. PECK SLIP, BIAS ALL THE
Il Choice Breeds for sale and Butel,s inslible
Sers Breeding Training Diseases &c. o. Dora" g. Dogs
Boarded, framed &c Medicines for all diseases.
MOR sALE--AF n N0LIkH THOROUG IBRpp POINTER
II Dog only 10 NOR tbs old will be sold for ei6 az the
owner leaving the city. Can be 35 willow street,
corner of Cranberry, nea, fulton Wall street ferry
Brooklyn
VACHr REBSOCA FOB SALE -sHz CAN BE BEEN
Il a the foot OF Tenth stiee, EAAt river.
VAOHr FOR sALk CHEAP --bNE III sIXTRkN TONS
Il fas1 and aafo che can h. a. u. r. Inrerp0l,
erwst ey sspest boat and bazaar IN the world s
en4Su South ssyIeA uesS ftkc. New Tork.
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a LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 90 ,AUCroNEEsS
N sOPSho FIRST CLAt,s HOUSEHOLD FUAEITU 81,
Paintings, Stasuary 8ron2as and Articles OF Viru,
Ar PCBL,C AUCTION,

The propsrty OF q gentlsnlan leaving TIE CITY.
On this dEy TuesdHy) July at Al o'cioo pssoy at the
prvste residence % Wen eyteenh street between Fifth
sno sixth avenues vz;seven octave penof Mse Drawing
Room suits rosewood and msh )gnpy Chamber Furniture
OAK Timing Room Furniture eessnt octave
Pnhnofore stool Cover Nudc hack Velvet Byusgels
ing-an Carpets Pier and Mnnel Mir-oyx embroidered
Laos 0nrtains clocks, Sofa, Chsrs Bureaus Bedstead
6ardrobs air Nattresses Bedding China, GLASS AND ell
werware rable 5udery Basement and Kitchen furnure
Shaln noaiIe
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& n. @. KDEy, Aucuoneer.
HORSES, WAG0ES, HARNE5a, &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, IT.,
VIII se this day, at l2ocock In front Of his raexroos
Nc. Liberty street door west or B ad-ay due hay
Mare old lb1 hands high lose tail sound
ana kind In all harness. aud an excellent saddle horse
ALSO
An elegant dsrk gray Horse 7ysars old 10y hants hgh
kiDd gentle warranted sound eIcelsnt
ana under tbs saddle very stylish and FAST
200.
ALSO,
T-o Light Trottiug Wagons and Harness. 10 match
ghe above 70 Do positively sold without reserve 80 the
In going Abroad
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A LARGE ORDER RBCkTvED.-3S0o0 WORTH OF
% of Clothing 70 purchase within short tire
California and Western markets. Furniture Carpe.s
guarantee pay the utmost 70. the by calling
addressing E. h ~ sixth avenue second above Va
veriey place Lsdies attended by mrs e. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

UCTION NoTICE.-ELRGANT PIRsy LAss HOUSE,
hold Furniture at private sale In lots to suit purchasers
At ess than auction pces Of removal consisting
or the entire contents Of the Eve story residence as West
Foureenth street Eighth svenue superb rosewood
Panoiortc 7octavo solid cults In the
Richest saith rosewood Etegees Centre and other sbs
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets oak Dining Room Fur
nituns CHAMBER Furniture in rosewood and mso with
foil butts 20 match; Beds and Bedding The whole bsng
for large i've story rssdenoe both
full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

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