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A Ivan G. BAKER 4 CO. AUCTIoNEERs
n ALBERT WOOD. AUCTiONEER.
AEcTIAN AtlTINtf


AUCTION k0riCF.
THE LARGEST AND RICHEST ASSORTMENT
OF H0UsEHOLU FURNITURE,
PAINTlAGS. 'srATUARY BRONIES taMe
RAKE AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART, &c.
@oGeTed at auction this season. Ell 49, H5H
THIS DAY tTUESDAy), MAY TO- s.ss
at the elegant mansion "A West between
Fifth and Sxth
SALE cOMMEfCING AT II O'CLOCK. PRECISELY.
fends and the pubc this sale the catalogue compr sing
sperb assortment of Furniture Pianoforte, Paintings
french Mirrors &c. The house furnished less than
selen months ago aud In excellent order Catalogues at
the house Sale perempory The House and Lot sale
Inquire OF the suctioneer. ~ T l te# e#f
Drawing Rooms uperb Suits Furniture covered with
broeael Of richie description elegant Window Cur
tans TO match the its Etageres plate glass
coisnures, secretary and Bookcase Centre les auary
match and Dresden China Ornaments Marble Stat
nary. Bronze Figure OH Paintings by eminent artists,
r ench ina Engrarings. e. 10 ~ H@ II
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
richest instrument offered at auction this season.
!nly Rusrauteed by the mAkers Stool Brocade Cover
Music stand Book, Sc; Hastand Chars 70 match, OAK
Baue', Extension Table Chairs Sofas, Cut ana En-.
graved Gsssware China Dinner Sets imported from PARIS
Tor present silver Dinner and Tea seSyee Casters
Table Cutlery. Linen. rosewood and walnut Dressing Blu
reaus Bedseads Armoires Gace sue Hair and Spring
Mat.resses Linen Sh Gets "a pair Pillow Cases ~
French Towels, Counterpanes Marseilles
Quilts French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofas, Bedsteads,
Cnas, lockers, &C. Also Furniture of Servants Apart.
mens Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth
sxt stages from Astor st Nicholas Me-
from house n B.-Every article must be mme.
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M D0V0Hry AyCfI0NEBR.- SALE
u. OF Household rurnarA removed for conveniencs OF
n. DOUGHTY
VIII sell on Wednesday, MAJ IL 81 i0H O'Clock u salss
Consisting OF mahoxeny walnut and Parlor Salts
Centre Tables Pier ulAscea Carpea oak and walnut Dnus
wood Chan bsr furnilure en mia vis.Dressna M.
reaus waahssnds Bedstesds and Tabies euameed Cham
Der Suts Hair Mattresses PAassea. I,ounses Ao tho
whole 10 b peremptortiy sold.
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TosEPH HRGBMAN.

TOSEPH HICKMAN.
81 WEDNESDAY, May IL, *N@
oc ock r. Mt The OF Jay and john streets
Brook YIN rosewood Paror Chamber Furniture OF
satin damask window and Bed Curtains
large size Manel and Pier Glass with Cornices Table
Etaeere, oak Lib and Hall Furniture. rose
wood French Escrtore Cottage Piano. large mahogany
Buffet and Extension Table, valuable OIL Paintings Az
minister Medallion and Ingram Carpets, &C, &c. Cata
logues Tuesday AT the 50 esroom.
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j. L. SMITH, AUCTIONRER WILL SELL THIS
"A. day at II O'Clock. at n stuyvesant place Ninth
street) between Second and Third Plano OF
GSod and mahgany bedroom Suits Rockers Looking
inaran Carpets and everything that belongs
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A uCTIoH NOTICE ID: p CAULKINs CO.. AUG.
SOT ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. go

OF TH EkE p1Y HHTsEHohD IT.
VIII. q. sSs:
ss sssns
1 H,sb Ifs sna
asaon o. the publ this
f % e
and IN complete order The whole w be
ROOM SD NssT
T msasf n ias w
RaG pw0 Room nsSss ..any ae
$.ie sofas two Arm twe Reception and eight back
be s ss most
@ ssessa ps eTrs s and and p.s.en CHINA
Ssn@nr a5s,c Brqns night ana mornna
IsSs Pq%ps ebony aSs
Clock month; Oil Paintings by Rousseau Inman.
az oo 9.as P1SsooTE
n aid Wigs gs nsa eai four round all round
s Csrps A.
and usstS
Gar sss Bed: Ss sed
Ivory Table
q ssk
f0hHh oS5 4as a a5sA e
TO BIZ s SSs5 WIFI %iEhd siH ri ssisEsys.
Han iS1
y sGd hs M es q % ns
nrss s Iaarss and Pier Table;
:S .Sss;s
gS%ss oSn:nas:r;
sIEEPis eAi Rooms. DINING ROOM AND HALL
Rosewood Bedseaas Dressing Bureaus Spring and Hair
ws eSas ss r AND 0ssr
osks CHM Cut Glass Silver Table Cutlery 0icloths,
nan f0'isi WI :A'as
UorI0s sSE5Hs asb Bq1H
Ss sSsssivar
NO A IL ~ S istss ss sz r 's sTssEr
s.s s!Ssss iii il sa osos sSEs gBsssl:.,
rhs sale eSntsns Of the house. and most Of
v sas .DS G pr ~ @
rod peremptor rain shine offering extra Inducements
: .,PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM ryKNIrUns
IN ,sS and s
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges to match rosewood
~ & .sss: ss1f; IS s:': s:
lection Of OH Paintings Enravpg'. large Mirrors and
1sB Bos ssva 5 s5sF9sS.rE sro0.
ssi Az ss S. Fs I'M
1n sns EGs. e Rss
Tables nrtenson Table Glass China aud silver Ware.
Table cutlery &c. Sale positive. Deposit required
UCTIoN NOTICE WILLIAM IRVING AUCTION.
"A eer.-wagons Harness. Dog Cart. Rockaways. &C
spss sssrsmsn Of wagons new and second hsnd
s sevs. Shifting as:t ' NJ FF op Wssou.
One On :. ak seat coseh four Piano Box Wagons e
Three cut under Coupe &ockaways.
six No Top Road Wagons ls5s.' alf sa sfoH FL.
kngli-h wheel Dog Cart hesef y. 2
Rocsaways GermAntowns and settass Csc #.r r
! UcTroN NOTICE -CRocKERy AND GLAssw ARE
Ia At 10 O'Clock At rs Pearl street. BY D. EMRUkY Jr
OF white GRANTS Common Ware. yellow and Rock Sales
Fesdv at the store Tuesday morning NoIceThe whole
building occupied tor suction and com mission
business.
UCrIoN SALE OF cRoCKKRY AND GLASS HEN.
n Ry O. EVANS. Auctoneer, VIII sell In lots 70 suit
CT White Hn sss pSn. T.. ana Tos Ware ali Snss
OF Common Ware Gass Fancy and Silver Plated ware &C
e ". Ss ds ~e e ave
attention TO this sale. ssr.sltlI.
A oe WM X. r HoEniNosHs 16 !. AccHoNiisR.
By j. T. WHITkH0USE
Salesroom ~ Cortland street,
Il will sell wednesday. Nay II,
81 i0x O'Clock about loo cases prime quality Boots
yacurers the balance OF retail stock Of Shoes Cata
togues ready on morning Of sale = 49,. = !. i
"A Bar Fixtures &c GERARD, BETTSA CO.. will sell,
Tuesday May 10 at ny occck 81 80 wall street the
es Consisting in part * Liquors. Wines sessr Bar and
Bar large Mirror A0rlSO; Chairs Tables Stoves
Pipe. &c 2
a ucTIoN NoTIoR--A SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD Sc {.
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Columbia and Irving Brooklyn owned by TIE late
misses the Futures ana ne Appar.as Win re
0ps ssssss has ="
By rs Ts. GOOD
Fer al So s OF hs on e
sAs as s ns a s building with hue
EgKslTURE At AyorIos,os TUESDAY NAY san., 70
and Twen. second street at Il oeocs sns follow
Sofas mahogany covered in hair slo,6 E9sser and
Seas and Bedding Velvet Gape ingram Carpet
and Mirrors gilt frames to fareeo mort sse
FOE SALE ,5 At PYBIG 20 TmURsDA X
" & I IL 4 Ssss
sn g 3 se Of y Earn
Der win refsssase Is dssrsey FOR villa strs
rs ss
5sss :sovs table
nn extensive views q Long Island Sound with
Quarter Of the searsass station
Saass Tss sS s1ss
up At an upset price corresponding with It's relaivc value
Fifty per of purchase money
the pm chasers do wish build Or improve the Srs
s s w S m on m
be At the searsdaie station the day Of sale meet the
a s s1s s:ss:
luncheon at baFors the sss asa return to
the city BY the or train For sxpana,ipas maps
81 Pine sssssas'Sn the property apply 70
y ooLroN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FuRNI.
Uafpe Freash plate and ma
Nay at 10y clock ! i o. Filth sSenas q sly
s sS sss:
p op
Tooai ana 6ass walnut pario, saa BsarSom
Hair MATTRESSES elegant Hall and Hs stands together with
every article In the house sale peremptory at 0 M
T ss rs ss M sS 6 on
ss & s' ssr
Be Of
nna 81 Winch .psst4 there sS
od sn cse fet es nd @
absolute and goods must be removed this day and to-
cooK sroCK
a. sS a. store Ill ss
" rosswood walnut and mahogany Psror suits
b
csns and side Ss tables s s S carefully for
shipping on the promises.
HENRY H; LEEDS. AuorIosHER.77LARga AS,
MINER win sell at auction on Taesd.y May 10, 81 loS
e. s 81 @
sse 70 s s vi: ApG Sn 5 G %
g.
IL
tn isa s:Ress sG,ss 4' sh.d' Music
Vii!
Liberty street Broadway fine pair Of Horses;
and ,re snsas ssy ere good se IL a
HEsRY 4; LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER, -
Ii dooPiL COS sr sni5s collection OF FOREIGN
h fioS % ffs .as So'
8 s sas 9D asss
eoypL a'2E RffH 1san OF
s sala'
have ned. g s Re . %s s lns
The b. that celebrated ss.oroai
painter !. kA Ers. ssroIsnrrg " PRISON, 49,,
this country OF those marve Of art by the great Mes
THE STANDARD BsARER.
oss 81 ss sy
:.;ssn: rum Is
W sss PG Isnae Boussre.a
Ssn a ssSrT %sn cop
1 .srs Ess
p dc Metz vsn npSsn
dorp falissi lie Ray. sesn.s and many others Of the
french ana '0'f TEF :e ASEaIcAN SCHOOL
s ~
prss 70, this sale Among Others we the
H;s Lang
Hsns csSTc p %s psn
s we .sS sssi
sure by John Vandef'sn a:sHasrApxEv
ss sSaf IL ; III as
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TTENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Ill Nassau street. opposite the Post Office. MINER
sOMERvILLR viii seh At auction, on Wednesday Nay ~
Liberty street the contents OF Resau
Comprising French plate Bar Mirot black walnut top
Counter, marble Lunch C0uner. black walnut Desks,
Bar Clock Stove and Pipe Ranrs, Segar Boxes copper
Bar Drainers, Bottles, Tumblers, Liquor Pump, 10
JENKINS AUCTIONBER WILL SELL AT AUC-
81 ton Thursday. Nav IL al II o'clock at 4o Broad
way, Horses. Carriages WAGONS. Harness single and
donbe Doctor and Business Wagons light Coach Woods
build. Also 6 Horses. =
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NEsTAURANTs.

u,ur IJNpsRsIovRp, FORMERLY WITH rHR LArR
eSrqa sollc,ts the patronage Of his friends
y MICHAEL rAaaARr,
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YSpwARD scHEnoE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ span Of bar Horses ~ kDWAkD 6OHENQK. on
yrest an elegant span long tail bay Mares and years
bd nrs style acton nne saddle horses can tro inside
r6f minutes together. Also Double Harness made BY
Srainor Also top wagon city made Bmnxe" NOPE. &c
Without resexve.
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= = = =
~ r DlCAL.

A DvrcE TO MARRIED LApfEs.-MADAN1 RES
N TELL Female Physician aud Professor OF Mitwifery
I61 Chambers But one
n,styew vii be necessary No charge for ad,ss rs
street, maA price t Ladies' who desire boArd ana
the best medical attendance during eonanemsnt eaa De &C.
conmodsted. Her French Pills No !, price VI DOL %
No which four degrees stronger than No aud can
fail safe healthy ~ boz IAN De sens
by mail, with fun directions B-Msdams Rsss dsems
Il her duty % canton ladies Aesns nators o. ner
seme~t who only rob them Of their means but inefS
health.
ma wEsrs MONTHLY ToNIc-fHB GREAT a.
IL male regulator Relief certain In all case 10 forty eiss
hours Once ~ Duane street. between Chanam ana Vea
IRE streets
ma coBBBrT, NO. 10 CENTRE srREar Bh ,Iw .s
C,bambsrs and Rsaie streets be consulted WIZ
confidence on diseases private character prsc.ss %
thirtvour wears three which been IN tns nosp
OF Nav York London, enables him 70 treat WIZ ~.
nervous and rcnera debility The victims OF mposa'' -.
cai on him the certainty Of being rsilcey ,s az
M cbsrse N n Sec DR. @ = diplD9as In niA uhs.
msmser 81 n. New York Universu EedA ecNsse az
College Of Surgeons LondonA
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. &C.

A LII PRIZE MONEY
"A NOW PAYABLE
CAN BE OBTAINED AT ONCE
"wAEpEN 4 WILLARD,
1873 York Brooklyn.
nR soTo-THE OFFICERS AND CREW or THIS
obtain pr,ye money for ali captures 81
once by applying 70 WALDEN WILLARD, No 1873 rort
street, Brooklyn
TINTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY OFFICE. no. 81
u Ble~cker street SOD Bounty 10 wounded soltierA
Back Pay, Bounty and Prize Money sciscssd, Pensions
VvoureL
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yuroRrANr LgcTURRs DAILY, fOR 0uHfInuRN
| er,y al The New Ysrk Museum Of Anatomy, a xrcad.
psres unable 10 attend these lectures can have them
forwarded on receipt Of ten cents BY secreary
~ Nav YORK Museum OF Anstouu
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GEORGE COOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STOCK OF
NJ Cabinet Furniture At Auction GEO. COOK VIII sell
this day at III o'clock l4 Broadway stock
OF superior AIDE Cabinet Furniture embracing every vare
~ of ROSEWOOD black walnut and mahogany Paror Suits In
brocatel hair cloth and black walnut
Bookas aud Tables and black walnut Chan Der
and Dining Suits elegant front Wardrobe Turkish
Conches and Easy Chairs Bullets Extension DIM
ing Tables Centre and Side Tables, &c.
Goods purchased this sale be carefully boxed for
shipping in premises.
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SALES Ar AucrIon.

ExEcUTOR's sALE.-FOR SALE tue REoTfrYIEn
II Dsllery and LQuor the siuth wes' cornei
mbia And Irving strres Broakiyn owned by tile late
James McGee together with i've Years Lease OK me Pre-
misses the Fixtures and the Apparatus connected with we
dshery one Hosting Machine ani the sox on mana III y
desired. business been carried on at ns
establishment its late which be continued
without This good opportunity Tor making
For apply he premises or 70 OWEN
MCGEE Executor at No 56 Columbia 62 Carroll street
The di-tery fine three story ouidng with nue.
cellars Also Horses Wagons and Harness.
INURNITURR AT AUCrIoN-oN TUESDAY, MAY 10.
1854 Eighth District Court building corner OF Seventh
avenue and second street ut II O'Clock the follow
ing Furniture In good order will be exposed for sale
Sofas covered in hair CLOTH Rocker and
Chairs 10 match marble to Centre Table Wardrobe
Bedstea ds Bedding Velvet Carpet, Ingram Carpet
and Mirrors, gilt frames to foreclo q mort age
CHAS. A. CLARK, Marshal.
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uENRY II. LKEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C.
II HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction
Tuesday May 10 ct ~ O'Clock in front OF store %
white mare years old l5H hands and one DARK gray
horse years old ISL hands They perfectly sound
and kind warraned they good IN single double har
ness and arc Kentucky breed Sold only for want OF
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MoRRis Virgins AUorIosEER - .t
VALUABLE PROPERTY fntA NltE
NonrHEAsr CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FORTY
SECOND STREET
z. II. LUDLOW q o.

WI" sell a. auction on Tharsday. May H. 1854 at ~ O'clock
al the Exchange Salesroom III Broadway
Crnity ui'dingl, New York
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UroR sALB-oR TO RENT FOR THE YEAR COR SUN.
only. with ruruiturs healthy and very pleasant
Country Residence succosnppy. New Jersey mile
from Drakesvs depot the Morris asi Essex Railroad
The houss contains ten rooms There barn CARRIAGE
house aHd oubuidugA with rood garden and
about OF land all Ia perfect ORDER fruit 30
bcauttful trout stream on TIE premisea Apply TO C
piCxkNson, on the pycnscs; Or u FEM 20. %
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u ROTH. AUCrToEERR, WILL eKLL THIS 6rUBs.
1ouschod FURNITURE Carpets a the elegant gsssspcs
bue Jefferson MARKET consisting Of Psrr
Sk reps and haircich marbe top Tables Pisr Mirror,
Pier Table Lace Curtains eight Ciocks PariAn
And China Easy Chairs Turksh Lounges solid black
walnut E.,snsos rsbe. Dining Chsirs rich Gu. cisss.
Silver war; ivory Table Cutlery, fine PAintnGs
osewood black walnut bedseads Bureaus Mattresses
Spring Mattresses Blankets Chairs Roskers Lounges, Sofa
He'd
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IENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AS.
Ii sortment OF Furnture.-HENRY n. LREDS 4

IL sortment OF Furnture.-HENRY n. LREDS
MINER win selI at auction on tuesday May TO- at l0H
O'Clock at the Apollo Building 40 Broadway near Canal
o1sns to The veil Known Apollo Building conSstSG e 100
good order large number Of Tables and Horses quaint
ties Of Cocoa Mating Carpets Ocoths valuable Chande
Hers Of which very large suitable for hotel
Or saloon; Brsckets Harcloh sofs: and Chairs Tables
Punch Bowls Knives and Forks. Spoons Ice Cream Sau
GERS Tin and Copper Boilers Range, Ae Shades Music
Stands and other articles In catalogue.
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UCrTON SALE OF CRoCRKRY AND GLASS HEN.
"A RY q. EVANS. Auctoneer, will sell in lots 70 suit
fetaers Tuesday Msy 10 Ct 10 O'Clock. aweli assorted
tock White GrAne Diuner Tea and Toilet Ware all kinds
OF Common Ware Giesa Fancy and Silver Plated ware &c
no Sale positive and goods win be carefully repacked for
thippng Couutsy merchants would do well TO give their
IN 4 nnl8.
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UNOR sALE-THB VERY DESIRABLE LOT SOUTH
corner Of Fifth avenue AMI Eighty sixth street 'front.'
prsvs ~ s ssn rs 81 S' %
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EoR SALEM MOTT HAVEN. A. TWO STORY AND
basement frame House, Ia perfect order with modern
mproveuents nine nice garden, with varieties OF
frut and howar fine grape arbor with choice kinds OF
for $500; terms easy. Apply TO THOMAS ROB
JOHN. the premises 81 Murray street, New York
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u COLToN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI.
tnre Carpets French plate Mirrors rosewood and ma
May r. at l0 o'clock los Fifth avenue Of Six
teenh street. the entire Furniture of the house. recently
cupled club house. 1t will comprise In several
very large French plate Pier aud Mae Mirrors Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets, Oeoths Curtains and Cornees:
wood maho- any and black walnut Parlor and Bedroom
Fnrniture marble Dressing Bureaus and Centre Tables,
Hair Mattresses elegant Hall Ha together with
every article house. Sale peremptory at l0h A. M
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTIOr-AT 222 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
Twenty nth street Ladies' and gentlemen. have the
pleasure to again that have received large
order from Ca fona and the Western markets to the
highest price for ladies' and gentcmens Wearing Apparel
more than other dealer in the city We guarantee to
pay for ladies' Six Dresses from IS to $40 Wool from
IS to $40; also Calico Delaine. Muslin &c: Gen,smsns
gentlemen. don't forget the right number. NJ MARCKS,
222 Seventh avenue. Twenty fifth street BY calling
addressing will be dealt with honestly. Orders
will be attended to from Brooklyn New Jersey Hoboken,
Staten Island &c Ladies punctualy attended TO by Mrs
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u COTTON. AUCTIONERR. LARGE SALE
" OF Household Furniture, rich Carpets and Curtains
French Plate Mirrors Paror Suits &C., &c. f. COTTON
will sell this day (Tuesday) May TO- at l0n O'Clock at the
auction rooms "a Broadway opposite the New York Hotel
largest OF Hou ehod Furniture and Carpets that
has been offered this being the Furniture Of
many families and embracing rosewood mahogany oak
and b'ackwalnut paror. dningr0om bedroom and base
ment to euumerate would be impossible most of the Fur
nture has been made order by Meeks Beop Boud0ne
and other first class manufacturers there Is also great
number Of Wilton Tapestry beautiful Tbreepyand Ingram
and Cuts Glass Ware Silver Plated do and quantity Of
good Basement and Kitchen Goods N B.-Sale will be
absolute and goods must be removed this day and to-
me
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MATTERS IN CoNGREss.-C. Cole, M.
c., under date of December 18th, writes
in private letter to a friend in this city,
as will be made public: "The Democrats
are manifesting very decidedly fractions
disposition, but our side of the House
manifest great deal Of harmony, and we
are SO clearly inthe majority that the oppo-
sition can hardly effect any injury to the
Republic. see more distir city every day
some great compromising principle Of JUS
tice, OF Providence, if you please, running
through our national affairs, adjusting ap-
parent incongruities. Our good President
is the unconscious instrument working
out a glorious destiny for our nation.
Nearly one-third of the whole world arc
nearly as much interested in our success
as we are, though they may not see it.
1t is most gratifying to see how rapidly
the people of Europe are of late taking in
the merits of our quarrel. The Govern
ments there are losing control over the
minds of the people. Colfax makes an
excellent Speaker. How get along our
Legislature We are anxious to see the
messages of Stanford and Low. think
we shall be able to do whatever is desira-
BILE for the Pacific Railway. Everybody
is convinced of the necessity of the meas
urc."
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Our Relations With Mexicos

The relations existing between the
United States Government and Mexico
are at present matter of much pubic
interest and Importance. From teie-
graphic dispatch, dated january 2lst' we
have the following substance OF a letter
from Secretary Seward to General Banks
relative to Mexican affairs, and just pub
Esbcd " At the present time we are on
forms of amitv and friendship, and main
. ming diplomatic relations with the Ike
nnb,;c of Mexico. We regard that coun-
trv as the theatre of foreign, mingled with
evil. strife. In this conflict we take no
mart. On the contrary, we practice abso-
lutte pon-intervcntion and mon interference.
While IN command of the frontier, 1t Will
dcvolve on you, as far as practicable con-
sistently with your other duties to pre-
vent aid or supplies being given from the
United States to either belhserents. You
will defend citizens of the United States
in Mexico against any enemies, whether
domestic or foreign. Nevertheless, you
will not enter any part Of Mexico unless
it be temporarily, and then clearly neeeS-
sary for the protection of your own lives
AGAINST aggression from the Mexican Dor
der, You can assume no authority IN
Mexico to protect citizens of the United
States there, much less redress their
wrongs or injuries committed against the
United States or their citizens, whether
these wrongs or injuries were committed
ON one side of the border or the other. II
our Consuls find their positions unsafe on
the Mexican side of the 5or1er, let them
leave the country rather than invoke the
nrotectiou of our forces These directions
result from the fixed determination Of the
President to avoid any departure from
lawful neutrality and any unnecessary and
unlawful enlargement of the present field
of war. At the same time you will be en-
pec.ed to watch the military and political
events as thew occur in Mexico, and COM
municate all that shall be important for
this Government to understand concern
ing them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-23

THE REsrRREcTIoHIsTs.- We gave
yesterday, in rough and unpublished phrase,
our view of the proposition now being
nooted for the resurrection of the dead
body of the Constitution. The Union
thinks we have done injustice to some
body in our remarks. We impugned the
motives of those who took the lead in the
slnughtering of that instrument, and who
with willful Misrepresentation and sense
less claprap, bounded on the opposition.
We said they were party Of sore-headed,
wornout political hacks. In that we were
expressing no mere surmise, nor finging
loose and careless epithets. We simply
stated fact as plain and apparent as that
the sun is not square. 1t, being true, was
no injustice, and We cannot be expected
to retract il. We said that if the people
who four months ago voted unanimously
for State Government, and last week
voted as unanimously against, should
change their minds on the subject again
next April or July, they were writing
themselves as tickle. mindless asses and
doIts. We say so still, and maintain that
the proposition is irrefutable. If wemade
a mistake and attributed the attempted
grave-digging to the wrong crowd, we only
tramped on the toes Of somebody who had
their toes in a bad place. When we have
committed an injustice we will make repa-
ration therefor; but in this instance We
don't see it.