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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

Our AT NlGur.-We commend this advice
to parents
Look out for your boys, fathers and moth
ers, when night comes, There is nothing
more ruinous to their morals than running
abroad at that time. Under cover Of dark
ness they acquire the education of crime,
they learn to be rowdyish, if not absolutely
vicious they catch up loose talk they hear
sinful thoughts, they see obscene things, they
become reckless and riotous. If you would
save them from vulgarity, save them from
dissipation, save them from ruin, save them
from prison, see to it that night finds them at
home
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

ArAeNFR once hired Nermonter to assist
in drawing logs The Yankee. when there
was a log to lift, generally coptrived to Sc
cure the smallest end for which the farmer
reAoyed him, and told him always to take
the butt end Dinner came, and with it a
sugar loaf Indian pudding Jonathan sliced
of generous portion ofthe largest part, Civ
ing the farmer a wink, and exclaimed al
ways take the butt end you know
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17
REMEMBER
nerlca mat has the
DIRECT SANCTION

That Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye the only hair
dye in America that has the
DIRECT SANCTION
Of the highest sciei inc authority The most distin
gushed of chemists (and as an analyst second to
none in the world)
DIR. Chiffon
has certified over his own signature, that this dye con-
talns no deleterous ingredient. The official docu-
ment may be seen at No. Astor House.
is 1T WISE TO RISK
dnauthentcated dyes when one thus Endorsed and
impeasuraby superior to all others in the quality of
the colors It mpairs is obtainabe. sold everywhere,
and applied by all Hair Dresser5. CRIsrADoRo, No
Astor House, New York. jan16
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

A SMART GGRL.-There is a little girl Of
nine years old, in this town, whom Lokali-
tums will venture to bring against anything
in the State She gets up at 4 o'clock in the
morning, feeds seven cows milks them, and
has the milk distributed among the CUSTOM
ers by s o'clock, after which she returns
home takes her breakfast, writes love let
ter to our devil, and 10y . o'clock, she is ready
either to go to school, or assist her mother in
her household, as the case may be. If any
one thinks he can beat this. let him come on,
Lokulitums will see him out.-Nevada Tran
script
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17
j. H. LIAuS, EsQ., of Quincy, gave gran,
feast to his fnehds on New Years Day.

ATLANTIC TStEe RAPn.-It is not for an in
slant to be adinitts that this great work i:
considered impossible. 1t appears, by the
report of the British expedition di$Batched
to survey the route foEa transatlantic tele-
graph by way Of Iceland, Green&nd and the
Farce Islands, that the project is quite prac-
tieable. If this be true, it is matter of the
greatest moment to this cAhRtry and to the
whole commercial world Assumiug that a
perWanent difficulty exists N Eorking the
long stretch of submarine caLNSl1om Valen-
tia to New Foundlpd, as the fafNAe of the
great Atlantic cable would indSAe, tAat
difficulty may be obviated on the neEhrou&
because in no case will there be any neeessi.
ty for a longer submerged cable than about
six hundred miles, while there will be vari-
Gus intermediate land connections. 1t would
be very easy natlcr to repair any damage
in 50 small portion of cable as six huLdred
miles, should any occur.
Thus it will be seen that there is yet pros
peet Of establishing atclegrophic connection
between this continent and Europe through
the enterprise of England aud the United
States, and we may hope to be in communi-
cation with tue whole civilized world very
probably within two years from now, if this
Northern ocean line is successfully laid.-St.
LouiS cor. Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

Tue curse of this country is demagoguery.
If the Union is ever destroyed Twill be
through demagogues. They have been the
baue of all Republics If all the Yanceys,
hombs, WigGllls, Rhetts and Keitts " ere
hung up by the neck until they were dead, -
we should have peace in thirty days
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

C4LWoRNIA MULE TEAMs-Rev. f. Starr
King, of San Francisco, in letter to the Bos-
ton Transcript, speaks of our mule teams in
California, as follows:
THE frequent and immense mule teams
which do the commerce between the highest
mountain towns and the river depots gave a
rough and fiavorsome wildness to the scene.
Huge wagons, often two or three lashed to-
gether, were pulled by string of twelve or
fourteen mules, which the drivers inspirted
with the most preposterous whips Often
| saw a whip over stalwart wagoner's
shoulder which would be a good load for or.
dinary city muscles The drivers take great
pride in the length and weight of their whips
and acquire singular skin in cracking them
with soft hands, from she wagon-wheel over
the ears Of any one of the fourteen mules
that is disposed to shirk duty. There are
about forty thousand of these faithful, tough,
patient creatures "a the State; and we must
have seen large percentage of them pulling
the huge store-houses that supply the high
lands, during our forenoon ride TO Knights
Ferry, on the first slope of the mountains.
Though generally quite cheap. the best speci-
mems fetch very high prices. There is one
mule teanrin stockton, eight in number, Z !
handShigh, that cost $4,000"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17
CnNsI1tiprIvES. REAnI

DIR WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM has proved more
successful than all the other remedies Anown, for the
permanent cure Of all the early stages Of CONSUMP-
Tl0N. Those who doubt this statement can find am-
pleproof in the rhamrhld accompanying the medi-
cine.
EXPECgoRANT WITHOUT OPIUM.
DR WILLIAM MAS BRLSAlI claims the favorable
attention Of those whose constitutions forbid the usca
Of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for
CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the
strongest testimonials from citizens Of the highest
pectability, and is richly worth fair trial.
NIGHT swEATS AND sPITrING OF BLOOD.
For these complaints, none can be found elica-
cious as'DR. WIN, HALLS BALSAN. 1t subduos the
irritation, stops the sweating and restores the strength
in very short space Of time. t IS well Yorth your
trial.
Sold by.qll Druggists. RICE, COFFIN, & CO.,
Agents, Marysville.
GEO. w. SMELL, Agent, Importer and Wholesale
Dealer in all Genuine Patent Medicines, 13O Washing
ton ST., San Francisco. oct7-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

MR. A. SrEruuNs has discovered very
rich quartz lead near Orc Fino, Scott Val
ley.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

SUDDEN pEATn. Mr. J. r. Conner, a very
worthy member of the theatrical company
Iow performing in this city, died suddenly
on the morning of New Years day, He had
been suffering from i'll health for some time
past, but it was thought he was recovering,
and his health indeed had SO improved that
he took part in the performances at the thea
ter the night preceding his death. Portland
(Orcgoa) Ad0. Jan. 3d.
Conner was well known in this State. lie
was a clever actor, but had a peculiarly harsh
voice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

BmNGING GAME ~ ALvE-A Rocky
Mountain correspondent tells good story of
some miners who went out on Il prospecting
tour in the mountains. He says: zone of
them took a gun and strayed short distance
from the camp and shot cub, not observing
at the time the Old bear, who was near at
hand ready to dvenge the death Of her Off
spring. The humber approached his game
with an eXuitant air%glowing in his success,
and anticipating th6A -astonishment of his
companions, to see him marshing into their
midst with an ample supplyof tender bears
meat when, TO his surprise, he saw large
bear bounding towards him, very much en-
ragged, apparently determined to demolsh
him at a single meal. Our hero dropped his
gun and started off ike a frightened deer
down the hH. His companions saw him
coming, tearing through the brush and in
quired the cause of his great haste to winch
he replied: 'Got yo'r g,os ready for shot,
I'm bringing her right into campF The bear
beat retreat at the appearance of the re-
Inducements, and our hero sank exhausted
on the ground, in the midst of his startled
fellows"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

d. W. PERLEY attempted to stab hand on
the Contra Costa Ferry boat Sunday while
collecting fare.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17

SILVER MINES AT LAS VEGAs.-J. !. Tai
ibott writes from the Potosi mines at Las Ve-
gas. New Mexico, to the Los Angeles Star
.thus:
A large party have arrived at this place,
situated east of the road to Salt Lake, about
five miles south of the Mountain Springs, and
located on and in the neighborhood of the
Colorado Silver Mining Company's lode. 1t
is the same that was worked 10y the Mormons
q few years ago, and, from the assays made,
bids fair to be the best lode discovered in
this region. To day Il large delegation of In
dians have received their presents, and we
hope we can work the mines in peace. We
number at present forty, and have already
discovered four new leads, and from the iu-
Gications we have no doubt it will give em-
pioyment to thousands. Capt. Allen, the
President of the Company, goes to Los An
geles for material to erect furnace, and will
snow you specimens that will convince the
Jaost skeptic, that there's good time com
ing" for your town.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17
THE CELEBRATED
MA e "a q TIC OIL,
The Greatest Liniment in use!

A CERTAIN cure for rheumatism, soreness and
IA swelling Of the breast pain and weakness in the
back and joints, sprains, bruises cramps, numbucss,
irozen limbs, Bites OF Insects goitre or swead neck,
paralysis or los5sof power in the hnlbs burns in1ama
tons, tumors, wounds swelngs, salt rheum, &c &c.
aud e1ectually and speedily cures most of the d
eases of Horses as sua and pol evil ir the begin
ming also sweeny, BIZ head, spawn, spnt, bruises
sals strains, scratches, wound', swellings &C., &c.
~ Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ). T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and 01 First
street, Marysyile, Gel. janl6-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-17
The Bachelors Decision.

Yes-yes, I'll lead single life,
a married man is ost3
- The detrer that wife may be
TlS4nogc ,hat wife will cost
y e mNdling matcl-makcrs may trv
| Wy wheoSl lc me It's true;
~ thoEsa / II never match your choic~
IIFee - y for you. "
Myself to you I'll never lend,
Q fret and sigh and groan
though am stHgio man,
Sove I'm not toaH.
kght the country through and through
AI0H AAmes of each degree;
hundred pretty mdidS
,1nadedor me-.
I11' NI0z Any friends may laugh.
8 key'l iind me;
FN III live and die,
And'ss behind ne.
~ the Press.
An EastSrS s|a. e well says: 4"
at is impossibl ~ amy man whose NOR.
al sense is not entfasIs a ad irredeemably per
|AeA can glance at pAgy Of the articles
mad theif way into We public journals
g - eRresent day, without experiencing a
HNINftA dubt that the unrestraned liberty
q 1Ak GeSs of which we boast, is more de-
3 fe., ~ kRh beneficial to the community.
t{'e {i|i44 details of scan. aRdq which ab-
*lHS< - sn leave behind them, in al
4NsF txazf criminal court room, an atmos-
f1<f< q kiridity plainly perceptible 10y
~ one got haGitual frequenter of such
plfs, ai< tAkeRA down gerbatim ct Meratim
by t1s stkno8feplN to be spread forth in
the fHofFoNs ias4e Y has employers paper
The Ole 81 family and his inatronly spouse
will proe1blf pAss itAeyer with an excamaN
ton Of st ipfise That sucA, things are allowed
to bei but not 50 young hpiefpl, who gloats
over EACH disgusting paTtfeuar until he
know Stfss wRole nearly by heart If such
poison NafkaQo Qot~ eagerly sought Gor, the ven
der W Ypli S. b excfrde It from As stock in
trade, bNtitisAC melaneholy and tells
in lang e8e eot . be mt3takep tLe deprayi-
ty of the iNes M sue occaeions are sea
NS2nsef gorS@ haIfs sts COR those who are
u enough . take|sk vaNtage ofathem.
N4kese remdI rs haFA been suggested by
seeiie$ip> many 4 our IS chang the accounts
Of the fesent diycAse aAs.s in tie N NortIspnd
West. These cases r. FlhNnft f0r QuGIica
familiariz9s 'he'minds 5oathMwith details
of wickedpess to-. suclS i desfhf, that at
SUI '"e1 c"Hle e9 look ~iI1pt ti1 IN as mat
Ns so common as n6S. to Betuk Swith them
an particular disgrace@ Pope S3a0t rain, so
ooftN quoted, but SO Ii }He heedta now-a-
days, is true and to the Sthtne e
Vice is a monster OF such liBebu4 asnNen.
That to be hated, needs but to be seen
Bnt cfteR seep, familiar with its face,
We first approach, thenpty, then ehD@ce.' ,,
The Sacramento UnimAis bound t6NPkad
guilty ~ the abov1 1!indictnent. The ldNAs
of Ching Foo are ab( Lutely'obscene. WHaS
say you, Mr. Union, desou plead guilty or
not2 Let liz hear your Justification.
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A UcTION SALE OF VALUABLE 1901
"a ROsEwOOD PARIOR AND DiNlNl hOOn,
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FohNllphr,
q every deSor1pon costly China Vases Arislc bronz
osnn SOLID rseewocd Parlor Suits Dlsgnhcen rosewood
RIHns valuable bronze and olmolu chande
Hars Mar AMI manteI Mirrors, Silver Ware, China, &c.
TaIa DAY (wEDN ESDAl), JAN. =,
A. tbe residence No. i52 Twenty -hrst street.
Between Seventh al d Eighth avenues,
Commencing at ii O'CLOCK precisely.
and parties in want Of rst class Furniture
and beaut Works OF Art vii And IN this sale and
collection such Ia seldom obtained through ti
edis AL Of which s be positively sold without reserve
70 removed Immediately Irn the house, where full d.
serpve catalogues Be bad The farAitare all new
PARLoR, CHAMBERS, DINING ROOM AND IL
splendid carved rosewood Panoforte $3.50 two mag
ni0cent full suits solid rosewood Furniture in rich brocae
do In silk velvet Turkish Lounges with Arnch airs 70
match, In velvet and tapestry Reception Chairs ROSEWOOD
Ausc Cabinet rosewood Centre Sofa and Pier Tables large
French EaDtel and Pier Mrrurs rosewood marble Etc
sere lace and sink Curtains rich Vases sronzes Oh Paint
ng rich Carpets throughout the house rosewood French
Dedseads Dressing Bureaus marble Washstands French
Tset Sets Work fables Escretoes, Cottage Chairs French
Lounges Clocks large hair Mattresses
Beds and Bedding landscape gold SHADES Extension TABLE
Silver Ware rich China, crystal and rudy cut tas OAK U
ing Chairs portable Heater &C. With large variety q hand
mahogany and other Furniture throughout the
not here enumerated all Of which viii be sold strictly with
reserve shine commencing IN the dining room a.
y precisely.
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vrupNrTURF. ruRNITURr.-PARuEs DISCLOSING OF
household and other furniture will rccsve the highest
cash price, or the advance satisfactory
terms, Tor log short periods, BY RICHARD WALrERs,
- East Broadway
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CALEDOrIAH CnUp BALr.-TuE FOURTH ANU
~ Al - e Ne New vsrk CAAsdssias oiab Win ia
CRY Assuuphy ROOMS
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 10 1901 rmkets ~,
70 be ssS We Se .ass sore ~ n ~ ~
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RHH RAIAk BRAn1Du.

DALI OF THR NATIONAL CADETS, sIxrx.NINTH
ID Regiment N ". 9 n, at the Academy q MUSIC -Four
ssepth street. TUESDAY evening" Jan IS ISL rhe pro-
sseds will BE- equally dvdeA bewee. the hcuse usdr 3s
charge Of the Sisters Of Mercy In Houston street. and NE
Catholic Orphan Asylum IN Prince street
husA by Dodworth's full band Tickets ~ 70 sdnst :
gentleman and ladies' To ~ had at Robt @DddngonA 80
Bowsry Edward Dusg0 B~oshs,s - Broadway :, ne
principal hoss ahd al the officers and men
81 regiment, The Academy Of Music the night Of
the BALL
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale will expose for sale Wsdaesday JAnuary 81
Al Uh O'Clock At the auction No East
VI Grocery and Liquor stare ting Of Isroce-
es Gina Wines, Erandies Scales and all ax.nrrs
JOHN rfLLEY, Cons.al Ia
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ENAuFLLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN
IL all colors and styles, al Wholesale or retail,
Al s2j and upwards. Also Mat resses and Paiasses
WARES WARD, 277 Canal -rest,
doors of Broadway
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NfATRTMoNIAL-A WIDOW LADY, ~ YEARS OF
M age would like TO form the acluantance of genueman
via view 10 matmony between ~ and 40 years Of
yor further particulars address ~ O. spring street Posi
once
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TURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or BuANBLLHD FURNITURu
"A for On In al colors Of warranted manufacture; also
sod chestnut suits pain and ornamental At H. r.
Ias ablshed in le<R "
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WaT0TNDSTAA.

A WHOEVER, WITHOUT ANY ENcUhBRASCn,
n considered good king AVID naturally sHeeuonate,
sc-sins property sact 70 nye comforiaby su, being
lonely havine few female scquain dssrvus meet
ing With respectable widow maiden lady correspond
with IN regard 10 matrimony, suitable for c@npsnon for
this In sincerity ny address H. n OF lockwood,
Chathsm square Post 2h giving description ans setns
whae nterv,sw can Be had.
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a rare chance to obtain
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNIfFKE.
Over $1,000 worth OF elegant Furniture

To be peremptory sofa ~ Auctlon,
A 70 West street. between Fifth and Sixth
This day "wednesday, Jan ., al iOm o'clock
The catalogue comprising the largest and richest
u Household Furniture offered at auction this The
Furnitune order by Broadway makers and Of the
hest description Drawing octave
Pianofor Stool and Cover two elegant room sg
French Satin; Tases Etegeres velvet Car
pets Rugs pier and mante Mirrors Lace Curtains superb
Dresden and Sevres china Ornaments artistic Boonzcs on
Paintings by eminent artists bronze and ormou Chande
1ers Secretae and Bookcase Hatstand oak Buffet exten
Table China Glass, Siyerwae, table Cutlery LINEN,
Bureaus Wardrobes Bedseads Comnodes hair and spr
Mattresses feather Beds Blankets Counerpanes Brussels
pRrain Carpets Clocks Mirrors Shades Curtains Sofas
Rockers Chairs Tabies book Stand Also large assortment
q basement kitchen Furniture with which the sale VIII
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fCT GRAND STREET, THIRD FLOOR-NADAMR
fCt wIDaER, cIairvoyant and gifted spanish lady,
wells the myserts Of futuy love- MARRIAGE assent friends
sickness prcscrbes medicines ali diseases
numbers. pfoperty lest or stolen, &C.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS wANTED.-A SUIT OF FROM
~ three TO Ave Rooms wanted with plain private
family, for permanent tenant Location below Twenty
fourth street. between Third and Sixth Address
Tenant station y.
yVAYTED--A SMALL STORE, OR PART OF STORE,
w suitable depot for patent article. Location
down town. near Broadway. Address, stating amount
Of rent and full particulars, Depot, Herald Office.
ylvANTEp-A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE, BY THE
w year. Staten Island, for small family one with
Brighton mot desirable Reference undoubed Address
with location and terms Merchant Dor &677 Post Office
yIyANTED-ON THE LIST or MAY, FOR SMALL
w private family, three House. with all the
modern location between Fourteenth and FIJI
second sreee Address A. d. box 500 Post Office stating
terms and particulars attention viii be paid except TO
such
w family the east ssde Of Broadway, above Eghth
street good neghborhcod references exchanged Ad
dress u. y. o., Herald Office.
WAITED TO HIRE v0R A TERN or WARS
w small Farm n about 20 acres, under cultivation, with
dwelling house and barns In good rider In the Drhod
steamboat railroad,
lsman wishes be able 10 - business In AeN York
every day. sdaress A. boz 3,7sf Post ofcs, ~ Y
WANTED TO REsT-rRoM FIRST or FEBRUARY
n.rt small House, or the I wer part Of house with
modern ences: situation 10 be between Besckr aud
Foreh streets and Second aud seventh Address,
giving rent situation, &c, J. w., box 1884 Post ohce
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WM w1TTKRs, AUCTToSEER-wTLL SELL THIS
aay M2 o'clock a. t5 Canal street. executors sale OF
&urnure rosewood and paror suits oval aud other Mirror
mahogany cased Piano. c~tre dining and tea Ia
pies window Curains Bookcases Clock Brussels three ply
and oher tarpsta hall and basement Oiclohs Hat Rack,
French and ohsr Bsseads b. Mattresses, fcs,hcr Beds
Sheets spreads Blankets marble top, dressing and other
Washsande toilet Nare Sofas, Lounges. and other
Chairs, Naftrubcs China Glas~ Stoves dining and
Kitchen Frrpitsre BY order Of RiShard Bokce q Ludoph
Hexkfr, exegutWR
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40 CHRISTOPHER sTREET-MRs. H. ROEDER rs
fO the only true spiritualist, Calrvoyant Astrcogs
Palmt and world Seer and gifted lady Tin this
Reveaero OF all Affairs through life past and future
events gives true and correct information on health, wealth.
love Affairs journeys, law suits difficulty in business absent
frends sickness &C Thousands OF vsters witness the
truth of her revelations during the ls Re
member her residence - Chrsopher street. Fourth
street. and waverey place wish true information her
fees are reduced for nAee and gentlemen
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UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoSEER-
IA Mortgagees sale of Household Furniture Thursday
January 0 O'Clock saesro0m 30 Nassau street. con
sstinR two French plate pier Glasses Brussels three ply
and ingram Carpets parior Suits IN 6rocae and
harcoh mahogany French and cottage Bedstead rosewood
and mahogany dressing and plain Bureaus marble top and
mahogany Washstands Sofas and sofa Bedseads Lounges
Bookcases mahogany French and cottage Bedstaad curled
hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bosters and Pillows black
Siaeboads Wsrdrobes centre pier and fancy Tables
China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery Ac the whole for
absolute and worthy the attention of housekeepes and
The trade. Z. JENNINGS, JR Attorney Tor Mortgage
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BOARD wANTnD--By A GENTLEMAN, WIPE AND
ID child two old small private family of pleasant
people, where there boardcrs. front
pantry Are and gas desired location must be good and on
the line OF the sixth Avenue Railroad, above Fourteenth
street rerms about ee week more according 20
commodations Bc " references given and reqnlr~l Adj
Nm, terms, As.
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DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCrIONEER.
I'D Saesroom "a Cedar street. opposite the Post Office.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHES,
rRoRGE HoIRRooK. Aucr1oNEER WILL SELL AZ

CEORGE HoLBRo0K, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL At
NJ auction Thursday January TO- at l0s o'clock ~ No.
I69 Wayerey place. Charles street. general assortment
Of Household Furniture of family declining housekeeping
ingram and three ply Carpets mahogany
Sofas Chairs Chairs mahogany marble top centre side
and Tables mahogany Bedseads feather Beds Bolsters
and Pillows Mattresses. oak extension Table,
do Chairs window Shades silver plated Ware mahogany
marble Washsands China and a general as
sorment Of Kitchen Utensils with which the sale will COM
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m GAFpuEy, AUCTToHERR, WILL SELL TINS DAY,
l.. ~ l0lS sssck the isrGs corner Hsuor store ID Pen
street slock west Of the Bovery near ohathso
hve years lease - ne Whole house, 800 gaena OF chsos Id
9oor. Champagne, ciafts Made~s s.d PERI winss new
Beer Pumps Couner Shelving bottled Liquors Scotch Ale
Rsiresrstor ARA Chars Tables staAA asks KeS, Sore
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s. RICHARDS AUCTI0NEER-375 GASES BOOTS
"A. Shoes and Brsgans at auction, BY hlCHARDs a
WHITING Wednesday, January g. at l0 O'Clock A. the
Cortandt street. being good assortment OF winter
sods direct from the mandatory Catalogues on morning
- Ral0
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DOARD wANTED--IN BROOKLYN, BY GENTLE
ID and his wife, in family where there are few o.
boarders front aud bedroom dssrod with ara
location convenient TO Wall street ferry Referenees required
Address stating location TERMS &c, O., box 3UB New forx
pos qn