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II. H. Wv. IL e.. RAILROAD
TIME CARD.

Freight Train going east leaving this station at
6 ID m, will carry passengers between this and
Fort Wayne. Shippers must have their goods at
the warehouse by II m, to insure shipment the
saBleday X EDWARDS
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Special Notices.

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July 7, 1853.
DIR. c. w. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir = For the bene-
fit of suffering hum ,nty, permit us to announce,
through the columns of your Circular, the surpr-
sing properties of your scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer and Blood Pills, which is a sure cure for Ind-
gestion and Liver Complaint. We have several
persons in town, who have been suffering with
Liver Complain and Indigestion, and notwithstan-
ding that we have as good physicians as can be
found in Northern Ohio, vet the disease baffled
their skill. Consequently we were in state of
dependency, until we commenced using your Pill,
through and by the advice of our friend, Mr. Bren-
nan. We used the medicine according to direc
tons. and are now full of life and haritv, and our
gratitude Ia equal to our Improvement in health
and spirits. When We take into consideration what
we have been, and what are ut present, we feel
like charging ourselves OF the sin of ngratitude,
II we did not try to announce to the public, the
the great benefits of your Medicine. There fore
we recommend to the public at large, the expedi-
ency of having recourse to your Medicine, and con
sequenty, as in duty bound, discharge what we feel
to be our duty, in advising persons who are suf-
fering we have suffered, to make use of the only
true and sure cure for the disease already men,
toned. Mps Cw,v
MRs. BRENNAN
Miss. HEAroN
G.. G.. SPELMAN
See ADVERT cement
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Pursuant to a call made by the Committee OF
Arrangements, the citizens met in the uooer rooms
Of w. w. Hill. Esq, to complete the arrange
ments fof the 4th of July.
On motion, |. Mattingly was elected President,
and II. c. Thayer Secretary. The following per-
sons were appointed a Committee on regular
Toasrs:
c. ii. Reeve. ]. ID. Dever, J. G.. Osborne, A..
Johnson and Z. Mcdonald.
On motion, the Committee on Music were in
structed to procure the services of the Plymouth
Brass Band on as reasonable terms as could be
made.
On motion, Jos. Westervet ard s. A. Francis
were appointed Marshals of the Day. NJ H. Rice.
G. G. Buck, j. Ii. Case, F. H. Hall, and A. P. e.
lott were added to the Committee of Arrange
ments
On motion, Rev. w. c. Porter was elected
Chaplain, Thomas Mcdonald President, G.. 8.
Cleaveland, NJ Sherman, ]. L. Westervelt Vice
Presidents. Jos. Evans, Jas. Corsc and Basil
Roberts have also been appointed.)
No further business appearing. the meeting ad-
journed sine die l. MATTINGLY. Pres,t.
H. e. THAYER, Sec'y.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev. &C. PERsHrxG, Presi-
dent of Plttsburg Female Seminary, Will preach
at the NJ. +. Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
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hearty response in the hearts of the many Demo-
Gratis present. as was evidenced by the repeated
rounds of applause given Kim by them. He pre-
scented the issues of these troublous times just
they exist, aud showed up the Republican party in
saying there was but one party in the North-that
party lines have been ignored by the President and
his Cabinet.
Mr.. Hannah was then called and responded in
few wel-timed remarks. He thanked the Con-
vention for the con fdence the delegates had placed
in him. and stated that he would, at some suisse
quent time, address them at greater length on the
affairs of our country, and said farther, that he
held himself in readiness to address his fellow cit
liens at any time or place they might designate,
provided they would give him notice of the APP
pointments they might make for him.
Mr.. John A. Shirley was called to the stand and
made one of his practical, sensible Democratic
speeches. His advice to his brother Democrats
was to pull together"
a committee Of three, consisting OF S. A. Fran.
els. ]. c. Cushman, and james Brooke, were APP
pointed to report names Of Democrats for Central
Committee. The names are as follows:
c. II. Reeve, NJ. A. o. Packard P. Mcdonald,
III. Corbin. III. vi. Logan, J. F. VanV ak en5urgl,
James Brooke, ]. c. Cushman, J. Knoblock. and
Jos w. Davis.
On motion it was resolved that the proceedings
of this Convention be published in the Plymouth
/ EMocRAT, and then,
On molten of 5. n. Francis, the convention ai-
journed sine die with three rousing cheers for the
Constitution, the Union, and the Democratic par
ty.
c. II. REEVE, Pres,
n. l.. CARPENTER, }
JACOB KsonLock, 'ice'Pres'ts'
NJ = =. q o. rAeKAnO' scc'ys.
zrhe writer of the foregoing report felt that it
would not be doing Mr.. Packard Justice to speak
of his effort only as he would do him self. and :,
would not have it understood that Mr. Pack
ard had iven the foregoing description of his own
speech. This note is given in justice TO Mr. p,
who was chosen one of the Secretaries, but who
did not act in that capacity.
A.C. THOMPSON,
Acting Secretary.
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FIRE WORKS,

The display of Fire Works will commence at
the Court House square at O'Clock, p. VI. All
the citizens and visitors requested to remain
they may expect pleasant entertainment.
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DIR. A. o. BORTON.

Oft n y. BOX ON
Surgeon Dentist, Ply mouth, Indiana. Whole or
partial sets of Teeth inserted on the most ap-
proved plans Special attention paid to the
preservation oithe natural teeth, and irregular.
ity Of Cdrcn's teeth corrected. Fapes and
difficult teeth extracted with or without Chloro
form. Can be consulted at his Office at any time
except on Mondays aud Tuesdays
Office in Pershing's block, up stairs, corner of
Michigan and "ano streets i9n
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N b. Tickets for Dinner can be procured at the
Edwards House, the Express Office, BIain's Drug
store. of the Committee of Arrangements and at
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j. .. SCOTT.

See ADVERT cement.
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Marshall County Democratic Convention

In pursuance of a call made by the Democratic
Central Commtte, a large gathering of democrats
assembled at the Court House on Saturday, the
Doth day of June. for the purpose of nominating
candidates fer the County Offices vacant, and for
the purpose, also of, consulting together on the
subject of our national troubles, and to agree upon
some plan for concert OF action, in the future.
The meeting organized by electng C. H.
Reeve, Esq, President. and N. l.. Carpenter and
Jacob Knoblock, Vice Presidents, and NJ. A. o..
Packard and A. C. Thompson, Secretaries.
The different townships were called and all re-
sponde,l to, though some were not representa- by
regularly chosen delegates, some of them having
failed to hold Conventions for sending delegates to
the County Convention.
On motion of w. NJ. Patterson, Democrats
present from townships that had failed to hold Con-
ventions were requested TO cast the vote of their
respective townships.
After the calling of the townships the President
addressed the Convention, at some length, in the
most able, patriotic and eloquent manner. The
sponr outbursts of applause told plainly that
he spoke the sentiments of his fellow Demo-
crots. He clothed the truth in plain but scathing
language concerning the "riSe and progress" OF the
present Administration party. and showed Demo
Gratis, in very forcible and conclusive manner
what their duty was as Union men, patriots and
law abiding citizens. lie was enthusiastically
cheered on taking his seat.
A Committee was then appointed, consisting of
A l. Kirk, Stephen Meredith, Henry Kroase, c
Vinnedge, Cushman. Benz Souls, Fink,
III NJ Logon. to report the names of candidates for
the different offices.
While the committee out Mr. w n Patter-
son addressed the Convention for few moments
in his usual Ell ergetic and Democratic style, and
closed by offering the following resolution, which
will give an idea of the tenor Of his remarks:
Resoired. That each delegate of this Conven-
ton, and every one who axes active part in il,
pledge themselves to support the nominee thereof.
1t was unan mously adopted.
The committee reported the names Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen ; candidates:
FOR RECokDER,
o. H. P. Hannah, OF North,
CA. Barclay, do
]. G. Cushman, Of Polk,
A. l.. Kirk, of Tippecanoe.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
Simon Snyder, of German,
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INDEPENDENCE RAIL-.

,om. of Arrangements.
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JOB DEPARTMENT.

TERMS VERY AsoNABLE
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1851 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOA
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE;
The capacity the Road equal to in the country
TfIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST

Office No Astor House, corner OF esey ~
Facilities for the OF Passengers TO and from IN
Orean and ali other towns in the West Northwest aud
South West unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave New York foot OF Court
land Morning Express Evening Express, p IN
Sleeping and smoking o all the trains
Fare alxays low, and the time quick as oy any oher
route n,
BY this route Freshs Of all descriptions can be TO
and from point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri By RAILROAD pi-
RECT any port the naygable rivers OF the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh - =,
The Freight and from any point OF the West by the
Pennyyanis Railroad all times favorable as are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrus
lug tho Of their Freight to this Company car rely
with confidence It's speedy transit.
This Company also maintains Emigrsnt Accommodation
Line by which parties euisatng Westward enjoy cheap and
mode Of half the lrcass rates
OF fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Astor House.
LEIGH Il Co Freight Agents,
No. Aston House. and No. South Willismst.
No Battery place.
EN0CH LEWIS GeusrI suP's, A,0OOs, gA
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Proposals.
OFFICIAL.-

OFFICIAL .,,,,,, DEPARTMENT. March %. 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received a, thi. Department
until IL O'Clock Of Tuesday the I'd day Of nett i9
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS OF THE STOCK OF THE
UNITED STATES TO be Issued under the act Of Congress Of
the sch Of February last.
stok will bear interest al the rate Of six per per
num- payable annually the first days Of January aud July
in each year and will be reburbe In twenty years from the
first day Of January last.
THE proposs should be Endorsed the envelope Propo
ala Tor Loan of and be addressed TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury Washington d. CT They win be opened and decided
q the time above stated. -,
No offer can be accepted any fraction Of thousand dol
lsr nor any considered unless centun OF
It's amount Deposited with depOsary Of the United States
subject TO order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury The GER
Of deos must accompany each proposal All
offers stock under this notice must be unconditional and con-
tain reference any other offer The oilers must ate 'he
offered for each hundred dollars Of the stock
Bidders for this whose oe shall be accepted must de-
po the offered and accepted with the Treasurer Of the
United States with the at Boston New
York Philadelphia and IT. Louis with the Deposary a Gin
ciuns before the fifteenth day OF April neat Should any
successful bidder desire deposit any other point his request
to that effect will be duly considered.
Upon the receipt this Department OF certificates OF deposit
with the DepottsTe above certificates OF inscribed
stock VIII be issued TO the successful bidders their assigns in
OF thousand five thousand and dollars at
their option. lnfcrbed stock isEned will interest
tho date OF the deposit Of the money stated aud will
be transferable the books Of the Treasury sgeoeby to the
Should any successful bidder desire certificates stock with
coupons the semi annual interest thereon each
6cse they viii be issued in sums Of thousand dollars each,
with attached for interest from the let day Of July
and such coupon stock instead being the books
Of the Treasury be sgntd ard transferred by tho de-
livery ofsuch certificates The interest on such coupon stock
from the date the deposit ofhe money therefor until the
day July v be paid that day TO the accepted bidder his
attorney By depodsry with whom the principal depOs
The preliminary deposit per csntum required from q.
Bidder under this notice win included In the hna deposit
p scp BY bddsp and win be directed 70 be mme
dsssly returned 70 uusuccsssfa e'dasn ~ ChAsL
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CUPREME COURT. ELIZABETH Nc
y PHALEN against THOMAS MoPHALEN. Summons for
Relef (om not served To the above defendant You
hereby required the complaint In th,
action Which will BIZ filed In the Office OF the Cler OF the City
and County Of NewYo OF NewYork and copy OF
your answer 10 the said complaint the subscriber at hs
cce at No 81 Wat In the said City Of NewYok within
W d.ys the OF this you exclusive
The day of.nch service and you fail the said
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will
nppy 10 the Court for the relief demanded In compaiu
Dated February ii, 1861. ALEA OsrHANDEk,
Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in this action filed In Office OF the Ciesk
City County Of Now York tho III day Of February
1861. ALEX O5TRANDkR, Rlsinth6C Atterasy,
FEB II Law ewTvs
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TAPSCOTr's LINE OF
Il LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue grant certificates Of to
from Liverpool by their avoe line Of Packets comprising In
WM TAPsCOTT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNAUGHT, MlDDLESEX. VICTORY
BENZ. ADAMS CONSTELLATION, JOHN }. BOLD
WEST POINT, SWITZERLAND, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SHAMROCK, CAMBRIA
Making together with others, ship every hye day. The
subscbsr arc also agents the LINE OF LONDON PACK
ETS for all of which they grant certificates ber.l terms
REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, ETC.
T. Co also continue Issue drafts payable demand
throughout England Ireland Scotland and Wales Send call
for circular Circulars, with al particulars may DO had on a
plica.lon; II by letter, inclose postage sampto
TAPSCOTT 4 Co, No. So South st., New. York.
TAPSCOrT SMITH Co. Liverpool
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fnrnitnre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
IL NITURE In all coors and styles wholesale and retail
ct Sa5 and upward Also MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES
WARREN WARD No. III Canslst,
-Four doors esst Of Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
II Plain Decorated and Drained Solid Walnut and osk sets
Mattresses, Spring Beds, 40
Ep. sse BROADWAY, Bet elssckss ssd 8osastt
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Eesal Notlres.
Y Y. SuPREME COrRT.-N. COLEMAN

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-N COLEMAN
lNs HART Plaintiff, against ALANSoN FERGUSON. he
fendant-Summons for money demand contract. ICON.
not serod the Defendant You hereby summoned and
required the IN this action which filed
In the office Of The Clerk Of the City and County Of New Yok
at the City Hall In said city the nth day Of March next
and copy Of your answerto the sad complaint the
subscber at bis Office number Beetman In said City,
within twenty days after the service Of this YOU
excluve " day Of such service and you fail TO
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In
this action will take Judgment against you for the sum Of ono
hundred and twenty-five dollars with nteret from the l2th
dpy Of March thousand eight hundred and hy five besides
the costs Of this aoton.-Dated March II, 1861.
NJ COLEMAN HART, Plaintiff Attorney.
mail lnw6HTu. No ; Beekmhnst, N. y
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tUeooins CARDS, ST.
fost an0 found.

@HS REWARD patent lever gold
R ~ WATCH, Beesley. maker No 70 ,TS double BACK.
Gsln REWARD.-StOlen on the night OF the
Up eDU a3d of March two bay HORSES about 10 hands
hsh-one bay years old sprung Ia the fore knees 6oth
hind feet white White hairs in the end Of her tail lew wne
hairs In her forehead fine driver The other light bay long
and tail the le knee enlarged and bunch on the eit
fore foot between the hoOf aud bs has crooked hind %
and clumsy gait The above 70 ard will ne paid the finder on
lesying them No. Broomes N " informing the sle'
ber where they az be found Address WIN. L. HA"A-
HURST. N. Hampstead, L. l.
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Hnsn, ID MINER. Auctionser

HHsKi MINRR, Auctioneer.
MINER g. THORP will sell at Auction on
wi TUESDAY March o. 10y O'Clock at their ssle'room
no 81 Nassau st. opposite the Post Office rge aud general
s..ortm.at Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. removed from
Pordhs for eOnyenispo, Of sale eon;,ns q Velvet br.
Lace tsns and Coraces Mahogany Sofas Diys aud Chairs
IA HarCoh Mahogany and BLACK Walnut Bed.ts ads Bureau;
W.b.t.nd. and Cs Hair Mattresses. Feather beds boil
.t,r and Piess OAK sn0n Table aud Chairs Stair Car
p,s and Rods Snns and Bedroom Crcossry Kitchen utsn
m. &C. al,o wood Piano., by city usnn ur
ere tosetber with three suites Rosewood and BLACK Wsinu,
Psor Library Yurniiure made to order bJ tho oes oJ
manufacturers.
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CORPORATION PIERS, SLIPS and REAL
~ ESTATE TO be LEASED at AuCTION:-Noticeb hereby
given the Controller will MONDAY April 10 ooi a.
II O'clock noon the Ct Hall lease bids at public secu9
several of Piers and slips belonging the COOPERATION fo
the term Of years. from the hrst du! OF May, IDOL -
Also the LOFTS Franklin Market promises NO o nm
A. and THREE HOUSES aud LOTS in Ws;ers,. brooklyn
Catalogues containing the description, location and terms Of
ROBT. 7. HAWS Controller
City Of NswYort Department Of Finance, Controllers once
March a. 1861
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LNOR SALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIX
II TUREs, FURNITURE, &c. Of FRS, cl,s' GOMEZ
TIONERY STORE Of the best bushes. stands In wash
iu.tou D. c. Good reason for selling given. Adire.
CONFECTIOkkR, Wahir gton ID. {.
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E,OR GALWAY, via ST. JOHN. -The steamer
Il PRINCE ALBERT, James Walker Commander, will sail
from Per foot Of Csnai's N r. TUESDAY, 10Th 'n'' IL
viii Plea, b board I b z SsGsi
Nos. 81 aud IS SOuthst-
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-- On
Il SATURDAY. March 20 The United States Mail Steamer
AssI o If f Eeas oa III
h. steamship for safety and mort has double
b S other s the event OF Or
adg keep the pumps free for work. and seeuie the safety
For freight or passage apply to ,,,,p, u 10Y
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents No. : Broadway
The steamer FULTON viii sail Aprsr
NOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA-JAMAICA
ASp M SEM M To a.. scT for ksGsToH HaAc
the ooh Of each month The steamship cLEAT9h Gspt
W'% f to% PIER T No. s I North isSss
800; second cabin s5o third class. ~ poorT Agents.,
No 81 Broad1st
I,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ca.. steamer will leave NswY York the IL. th and 2lss
of ds Of w bs the &oSD%Y ~n
,res OF q Apply D. B. ALLEN Agent
SyTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
town reiand The Liverpool NewYork and Ph!sdelphia
steamship thor full powered Clyde
bull, Iron Steamships as follows; o.,,,o
CITY ciT2 or BxiTiiMioRE HSt.s
KANGAROO ''estoi aP Nj.
And every SATURDAY, at aooD from Pier No. ~, North
River. - .
FIRST CABIN..........ST5l STEERAGE.... ........Sg
First Cabin London.. 81 Seersge 10 London''.''
ssesrsso Return Ticiot., good FOR six months. 50
Passengers arded to Paris Havre Hamburg Bremen, Rot
tordam Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares.
Persons wishing bring oat their friends buy tickets hee
a. tLs folio rste. NewYok From Liverpool or Queens
tovn-Frs Cabin sT5 85 aud flO5 Steerage from Liver
POOL $40; from Queenstovn, 80.
Thee superior sccommodAnonslo Tor p<enger
and carry experienced Surgeons They built In waernsht
Agent No "a Wster-s. In glasgow to WIN. IMAM, No
ST Rnoch. square; In Qusenovn 10 w. d. SEfhOUR6
Co in London EWES MACY, No 81 King William Ct
In Paris to JULES DECOUE No Place do Bourss In Phil
sdslphis JOHN o. DALE No i9s or at the Com
No. Is Broadway, N. T.
CTEAM from NETWORK to IRELAND, ENG
- LAND and SCOTLAND Wis GALWAY. for 80 go .
The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company WI CHS
p''" '"'" 1" PRIECE ALBERT
sbovs touching ST. Johns ~ r. to land pas'cosen and
mails, .- -.
On TUESDAY, March d.
Rates Of Passage:
In first cabin Galway Liverpool
In hr,t cabin 70 St Johns ~ -
In third cabin to Galway Liverpool Glasgow or any town
In ireland on Railway
EOTICE-Persons wishpg bring their friends from the
old country, obtain RETURN TlCkETSst
VERY LOW PRICES.
For further information TO freight passage apply to
ROWLAND & AsPlNwALL Agents,
Nos. 81 and IS Souh.st-
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financial.

Ov,,cK on rnx MANHATTAN LiYg INSURANCE. CosPAyI,l
No 81 Nassau s.. NewYork March q. 1861
A # n meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF this
N Company. held tbi, day at the office Of the Company
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of ~ D. Morssn os
" WEMPLE sec 7etary.
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q An 70 X lCall on Prof NETTLEION, In
Up III IL weeks ternaonA Hotel, Bway or address H. u
Term opens April IL. lfLACk A. M, Cooperstown n l.
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Real Gsta.c for Sale.

AT ORANGE, n. J.-COUNTRl SEAT OF TO
~ 2s c near the depot Improvements rich soil
plenty OF fruit; pure soft sping water hot abd cold earned
through che bu loings Apply L. PATTON Co. ~ !" s.
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A. NJ. MRRwIN Aucuoneer. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings,
I'D Mo-, 594 and sos BrosdwaySsle. of Books Stationery
Picture, Work. Of Art, Fancy Goods, Furniture &c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. March % at lot o'clock,
(for account Of whom II may conc,rnl. -
THIRTY CASES OF STAPLE AND FANCY STATION
ERY-consi.ting Of Blsnk Books Envelopes Writing Pepper
Pens Pencils foio &C.. including variety Of Fancy Articles
selected for retail. sock To be sold In lots to suit pur
chasers. Also large mahogany and glass Show-Case
THURSDAY EVENING, March "a, at " O'CLOCK
ORIGINAL OIL-PAIN rING5-A choice collection OF SUI
nerio Pictures warranted originals by Lorenzo ID
Cred Guio omsno. Bronzino Vanderwen Corsdo 6suutl
and others OF equal eninence Also ne sketches and
few Water Color prswing For particulars Catalogue and
the Pictures view at the Sslesrooms
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A. J. BLsEcxER. Auctioner
HOUSEHOLD Flu RN1T X E.-A. D.
Il BLEFCKER co. will sell at auction o DAY at ~
OF och at No ~ 9Th st. Of broadway the FDRrITuRE
contained therein consisting Of the usual Dsortneut iA)
UOSEPH N.-WEDNESDA1, March
- a. At ~ O'Clock m at No. 20 liza rson..t near Ghnon
Brooklyn. Lsige SALE 81 HANDSOME FukNiIU NJ eI
ceept rosewood Piano otaye Freuchplate Pef Glasses
rosewood Bookcase walnut Wardrtb.s. handsome manto
Clock large Painting Fruit Eugayings Bronze Figures
p,r,n Eisure. Lace Curtains. Center Tables Turkish Arm
hsis walnut Sofas in hair cloth Arm and sior
Chairs walnut Bed,esds do Bureaus do Wash
.spd. Feather Beds. Hair Ma'tress Bedding Engsh oIu
ply Csrpe Oco,h., Dinner and Tea SETS &C 40