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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

More Tssnmonyi Tn. - TO oeytty thu ior he last
FIVE years have used IN my family Dr. TOBIAS oelebfa.
ed Venetian Lnment and IN every Instance have iouhd
IL fuliy equal 70 h recommendations have FOUND II
give almost II stansntous relief in cases OF toothaehs
corp bilious collie throat, pain in the ches, and
back and rhsumad m, and ohesrfully reoommsad ia
tra TO every an cited with Of the abovs'named
diseases. JAMES H. WARMER
Haffird, Conn Oct. 10th, 1861 5l'S4 da~
Pree ~ and 10 cents bottle. Sold by all Druggist
NR~~ "a Cortlsndi Street New York da~;s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

as.uussss-sas1.sss Consumption and or the relief Of
Cousumpye Patients IN advanced stages Of the disease
So wide the field Of its usefaness and numerous
are the cases II its cures thai almost every section u
country abounds in persons publicly known, who have
been restored from alarming and desperate diseases
Of the lungs by i's use. When once tried s superor-
" every other expecoant is too apparent 10 escape
observation. and where is yrues known the pub
lie no longer hesitate what antdoe to employ br The
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
organs tina, are inciden, loour elimae While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and dsca tded this has gained friends BY every is
conferred brnef the afflicted they never forget
aud producsd hume and 700 remarkable to
be forgotten.
We only assure the public, that its quality is
carefully kept up to the best has been and that IL
may be relied do for their relief all that ii has ever
done.
Great numbers Of Clergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent pasonages HAYS lent hrr names 70 certify
the unparalleled ustf,ness OF our 1smedies' but spa
here will not permit The in n them The Agents
below named furnish grads our Amo,'can Aisdnoe in
which they given With sso fl de'cupuons OF the
complaints the1 cure.
Those who quIe slierdtpe medicine to puniy the
blood vii Rud ayers Comp Ert Sas0partfs the REM
edy to use Iy il once and you will know i's value
32il daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

- TATE CT YER MON I
1 uANnnI nu nTaTRIlrr a.

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -
Ia Probate Court, held NJ Br-okdeld, Wiihn aad ne
sad district go the 5h iay Of November A D 1874
Z,doc z Fuller, guardian Of Almou Melntirs, "a
insane person residing in sad Bfookheli makes ap-
plcaton 10 SAID court Tor license 10 sell the following
described real estate Of his said rsrd 10 vii hsina
dwelling house and lands connected herewith ssd
Brookfed, together with all other resl estate helonE
log to said ward In thus state, representing hist ~
sale thereof s necessary for payment Of fehs n faf
wafd and 20 provide fur bis maintenance sui support
Whereupon IL IL ordered BY said court, that saii
application be referred 10 session thereof % D. bed
At the Probate Onice in said BrOokee.d, The 81.
day Of December. A. b 1884. for hesrng ani dscisur
thereon snd IL is further ordered that all parsons
interested be notified hereof By publication q uotios
of sail application and order thereon. three wseks
spcces.yey 10 he Vermont watohmau ate lour-
nal printed At ntpeier, before said tine ~ heafitg
that they may appear AZ said tine aud place, ana. Z
they cause. object thereto.
b. the Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

NOllCE.--l hereby certify that my wi
' Harriet A. G.tcne ha. ieit NY hed and ~
without any proyOo,uou, aud uns give notice thA'
~il pay more of her debts ~ her contracting, A.
I torhid any one harblriug or trusting her
count Alter fhi, dtn. ABNER II GETCHEL
Washington. N'v, II 1854 3l;3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25
80 % Attest 9S '' JR cLEAvELASD Joass

nAVID FRENCH % s ESTATE --Ihs
IL subscrhsrs having been appointed ty the Hooera-
bic Probate Court for the district q ashinEion
and demands ~ all persnra, agsinst ihf estate q
David French and, late Of Barre. IN pad district o.
ceased. represented insolvent, snd the term - -
months from the l9R day ~ O'iober, 1854. being g.
lowed by said court Go the creditors ~ - lforssff
in exhibit add prove their respective oiams hsafe
Give notice that We Wl attend 20 the duties "a ruf
appointment AZ the dseliug house 10 sfnE iFll e
ench, In IRE. 10 said district. the is sints
day Of January and June neat. 81 % Deask. 10 ths
forenoon on each Of SID dafs
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VERMONT STATE BONDS.--l am pr
pared 10 Issue A. par with accrued interest, Sta
Bunds payable with interest semi annually, II siK
cent. due ia 1873 h. amount 10 be issued Ia III
lied 10 $3.50 900 The bonds are tT $50 each. coupe
,Ah. H. lu and b meet a bank in bost
Funds Ia payment for bonds NAV he oe o'ed Ia
Bank g. thi- aie 70 my cred On receipt Of ad,i
bonds will ne forwarded IS direc,sd
! n. PAGE. Treasurer
STATE rtpa.n st's Offte Rutland Soy a s6i 4
Nov20 Janl
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

AT MBRIDGE AND BRIG \.
Reported snd telegraphed TO the Waterman
For the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, 1854
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
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RELLEyUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL ooiL EgE Al, A
ID meeting OF the Glass held M the college Han OF tue
De'esae Hospital Medical College. on wednesday January
~ as Committee appointed % draft resolutions. Of
j. O. uooDRIooE, IN secretary. +
BELLEfUR CoLLRcE. Jan. t3 l564
BELLSyUE LOrLFcF Jaa 10. 1854
Whereas has seemed good 20 Amghiy eot 70 eau from
EugaIc Rowe member of the GraduanR Class and con
neced With the Medical Sh OF Bellevue Hospital therefore
the uemb 81 the CASA Of 63 ~ Ia token of the
heartfelt respect and appreciation ia which bold his
menory. do hereby respsye-
l. That called upon 70 the whose
talents whose real and industry enthusiastic
love OF scieuce had already bora ru opening
OF usefulness aud who had lue promised
10 Stand the foremost ranks OF profession OF his
That In his death recognize aud applaud The
fdey with which he desoea hims,f his duties. the
sesh spirit which made him watch aud laoo,
for the sick ana suffering aud the Christian herosm which
rendered him indifferent TO hs danger while conribet
ing ta the relief OF others.
O. That offer warmest sympahy 10 the bereaved
family OF the deceased
That az last tribute Of respect TO his memory we viii
attend his funeral in a body
That copy or these resolutions be sent 10 his afflicted
famY ami that they be furnished the Medical Times Tor
publication. RI.
VIM. @ HARRISON. in, Chairman.
As x 7 rr TSSSSse, Committee
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AMUSWhIEHre

- o-.-s-.s -. ,s.'sl-T.,-->s THURSDAY
yEr AIfsACK'S ,ss.s st7k
w Doors cpcn rs CLOCK osersare corss~
curtain rises ut ito CONCLUSION .
PARTICULARS NOTICE - the
Reserved Seass are retained urtil Lac eoocnsNss os
brs act ~ ~ respectful ~ requested ui
~ seats will be punctusi rossbIe there arn.
plays IN which the rst ael than @Nyn
mi
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ArA MEETING OF THE BBLLEvUE MEDICAL
~ Unien, composed Hospital Sta held January Is,
ea36l the following anmousy adopted:
Whereas has pleased God through pestlien tai disease.
to deprive o the kind OF our dear friend and
colleague, DR. Eugene o. Rowe
Resolved That e bear his superior talents his
cultivated mind high OF honor which prompt
ed him 10 sacrifice As life the performance OF professional
duty with OF who did not fear 10 die
Resolved, That shall love 90 remember the
bearing qualities of truth manhood aud goneness which
blended To form hia character
Resolved That desire to express our warm sympathy
family of friend aud brother feeling that
their loss ours ana that dnd consultation
EMIIso l. MOLA NJ ~.
s. ID wADSW0RTH. NJ. Committee.
uHsN GEORGE EkQS, NJ. D., sv
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AmusoMB~'rs

| AmusowB~'Cs
| AcAoemv OF vvsrc
~ ORRMan oreea
| rAsT s6fS y 'AS y FaSpo X a ,isett;s
| BGEEfif OF nfei. .' ss Issi s1sN
j = LA -RAsE sLANoar.. -.-.,- u
oH Ina wsirs ,Ant
#E$E &sSS ssaLp s$ s' $ssss
osass @ sse 'S sasc e z sa nc
FL prsce. !. ,,,a,, sEesElsR.
The sale Of tcxets w,li commea.e % rhuess,, o.u,.
A. ,.s Academy o. susi,. sses s@s.s s
SosoA TAs sAsSsHS p 1904.
Grand opera % three ssta
RRo0aLyE ACADEMY or MUSIC
~ ga o. me orphaas o. the Boosso Rom,o osthsis
TliURsDAy Jan a. 1881
The soa,a Of Directors have e peasag- % soaooacc To-
:. 80 M AMI and MES i'a BAss aSi' wrlIsama
% the .boyc and viii Ss;c ns seaos %
." ASra iss On
sIdcs ey many artists who have kindly volunteered uc
I. ss .s;s: s sssss Ss s
The prinqpsi charscie win be su,.io.a BY t,si YONG
Nc q. O BourFxoe
Nc ). W L,noARo.
M 0EOR0E RROoWES
and Other ess WON bssc yohnteercd iheir ss,.s
s ss.es 8, " y a New sw ss
Doors Al sio.s reSasn"nce x sc'cscsS ssas
ss " Il S;f'. {. ' r sssss
NEw BowEsy rHrArce
= '' THURSDAY JAN ~ W nneA&'
SECoH0 WGER or THE
mtss N.ve e as.asn wsaseeT STAR
w " sq so% S ss past 81 ag ea bee. aese
stnrt.og euucsreosn, aud artistic bcsa'ng tc chasS
while AsCEmnlso sud pEsohEntuo % ara from the
shiaar SaouSo VIC sosr or raT s'' SsasT "G ols
s,., GLE oe BogFs
w.. .' .'a SAoN OF THE wlGe uoass. .. ..
have created The gfeacss excitement sicWSf tho
ouesf applause hai coeid DO bestowed ~ who
'sl'' CROWD rars rMMESse rrfHArer
hehth week OF the ercs pantommiat and se'odfsaaus.
ms Eo1 5s., e6 6AsIs sso ssors
= ~ TUE FELLOWS DEATH.
with the roar,ae fice o. 80, 49,
r,, f.,u.s, .,TceN HIN o0r
,n,,r,,.s,iE fs W a JoHGs ,.,... a.,,...
enSAs i S7s,s1 ssas af; IS u sS.
RAeSums AMERICAN MUSEUM
THREE EMonMoVs aaANra
nc TIT TIT naihs4 aiet Frsr mon Misa'
THE Sss s,Ans eo Tss SHsT 81 F aisrrs
the face pf the globe
TWO PTGMY DWARFa.
THE hLbfPUTrhE KING. and oHNeR !, 0RhRTSrs
II Old aud g;inches high " yis od and - ipchce Me-
The most f1orfinarv qsnfa e0f Dwafg over KNOWN
KEIBY.S AuTOMhTON 1U5fCAB TROUPE.
sising OF aiy figures atyc OF life which psy upon
NOVEL PIANOS or HARPBRIh HB
music euuai 10 a fun orchcstra.
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX riOURH0.
THE MONSTER SERPENrH.
GRAND AQUARth SEA LION. MAMMOTH BEAN. 40
ONE WEEK moHH
TOM TAvLoR'a oISs Al DRAMA
TUE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN, t.
which played to such crowded houses Aud e5oS
sucI thunbers or applause twill be played
EVLRV AtrERr00H AND EVEEtW3.
At3aud w o'ciock.
LAST WEEK. or HERR IRON
OF hi5 elegant aud Heavenly FmmeiynkA
Admission ~ cents, Cbiirso uufer tao, IL ceiis
yTToODs MIthsIREL HALG.
wv Nl BaOhDWAv. 6ls,
Opposite ~ Mcha,a Hotel Henry Wed rre.icfos, So
CONrfe JED AID UNiNTENRuPfgD Spy4tHS o.
THg geRAr srAk TRoyPK OF rug WORLD.
WOODS hlNS1 scsla !.
MONDAY Jsruirv ~ aot every evcnIn. firfns the wceAs
HAPr4 0NoLE TON -. ~....-. r
LEcrURR ON MU0obO0vA .f',4
aMfIav Nc0LURAti RhfhNOhn Ekpri0aiON, 40, ~
OhAfssy F1x frank Bp~rf. A. y Talbot Cool WhhN, "
ueary wsnb,ii. ovnG gchwiresrd'., Major WOOL
is.srs a. sih.r rstie,s,n. Leila. Lewis, &c, &c :.
~ ~sapsa a ~ commonce 1S O'Clock r'osc's ~ coNtS
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ERKAT BALE OF -.


sSs'
thousand Of Land. conssag mostly Of Des Moines
River Sale " DO continued from day to day until all
These lands the best in the STATE possess the fol-
QotL-Iley contain inexhaustlbe mines OF bituuinous
rae Only :or plaster q Pans, bed IN the
yssy y and oas ssse sad l.
Tea specmsns Of coal and gypsum be the Office
ssss ,sass ss ssy and s.s ssa
x. $s.s
xxx Ssipul oak, sugar maple. basswood elm, &C.
~ IN :s1sss Isl fs TaisE E as
eas OF The charactcrsc features Of the vicinity Of
Gszx All sIoss Rsis.se..rhsss lands oaer especial
S as
s'
%. wnrar grow much more Issurl,s'ly f. .s,,
ssss snisa iScsni guarantee Tor regular and aSun.
Iss.Ta country e, |: very healthy and
ssWSSs 10 he more souSsy portions neigh
0G ss9sssr AND lands situated in the
TSs ISGss .ses ns cours churches, Schools
y Sasss @ o
srs sSs pSssgas sad he A large portion q
; ne . ss s.,s enjoy
ss ssss and naf ss vicinity are
Dubuque and sioux City Railroad Is now
- s lro Dubuque Forty four miles from Cedar Falls
nes "a Fnla ara under oonract And being rapidly
y snpscsd that the rose wiz Be CON com.
psetee tos e The Keokuk. Fort Dcs Moinoe and Mn
s ss "a ssS: cE D.
s y wS s mi psr. s1a q co,o -
especially Invited 10 60 out ana mass H.
ltsn and sAssy themselves with regard "D''
Tho company obtained the title TO the lands By direct
schases t 81 .N4
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A UOTION SALE OF
AND UNIQUE AND RECHERCHE WORKS OF ART

AND UNIQUE AND kECHEkCuE WORKS Or AR1,
RIUH ,0ARPLTs FRENCH CHINA SILVER WARE. sc.
HENRY WEsTCoTT, AEsoncer. viii sell this (Thurs.
farni hing Articles 10 HOUSE 1852 West twenty
street. belweeu seventh and Eighth avenues comprising
Paror. Chamber Dining Room and Library Furniture OF
Shades four elegant sns ia brocse and reps
peis eleut rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture
Ass Beas Hair Mattresses &c with eegan variety Of
Silver Ware. &C. Catalogues at house. No possponement
A UCIloN SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Magnificent Parlor Furniture.
Rich Glass China aud Silver Ware
ROTH, Auctioncer. will sell this day (Thursdsy) Jsuu
a. II clock precisely the contents of the large resi-!
dsnce is Yves, Eighth street Clinton place between Fifth
The saie comprises the contents the house and most
II made to order for the present owner by celebrated
CITY makers used but months The will be
perempt0ry sold rain or shine Offering extra inducements
v rxRIoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
6u rich French satin. broc e and Turk
Ssh Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match rosewood Centre
ead Pc Table Etageres Corner aud Booksands Il DAYS
ents elegant Broate and Lace Curtains. tine collection
OF OH Paintings. kngsvngs, large Mirrors ami Chan.
ssss CHAMBERS. AND DINING ROOMS
TWo eOd walnut Suits covered In French reps and
stin delnine rosewood Betsta Bureaus ishstands,
0oas harcloih Tea aac Extension Tables BUt
fss French China Tea Sel ruby aud Caadea
Decaptegs obets, Tumblers Champagnes Wines Casters
Yea and Table spoons, Gne ivory Cutlery.
RCash deposits will be required OF every purchaser
Furniturc extessncn will be 10 attendance cart pack
ship goods Cor purchasers
UOrIoN NOTICE. -MARsHAr's sALE.-M DOUGH.
"A TY, Auctoneeg will soil Tits day, at l0k clock, by
Frcnoh mattel Clock elegant Wilton Carpet, rosewood
Bookcase. french Plate Pier Glass Sale positive.
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S<f " r~N.t =
SALES AT AUCTION.

u ~s.@c.~-s~s>>
A LBEhI q, nIooLAY AUCTIoNEEH
IA REGULAR SALk or STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALBEIT H. NIC0LAY WILL SELL
THIS DAY (II UkSDAH) JAN. IA.
At8#& Al 224 o'clock at the
STOCK SALESROOkS,
Nc. So VILLAIN street.
By OkDRR or rHK UNIFRD STATES MARSHALL
0if sta L. 1uperE SeS Iockl.ndA 10 geo 6Z5
ROBKRf NCRRAY. Unlied S.ases Marshal.
-E# 3H ALSO
pof Aonouns OF whom Il may concezn-
% shs rAs.as Bank So p abs Leaher Manu- sBk s@
- Nah ar aderyins Co IS 10 Neptune Fire ns 100
- Co 100 20 st Nicholas FircIns Co. rs
- WsbsrgCuy Pireins 90 10 Grocers Fire ms. Co. 80
q g. Marx PRE- ins:co % 20 Arcc Fire ms CO.. 50
DG0D Der cens Francisco honda interest in gold.
&kUU ID per cens O,Brien County bonds
MKT RG0UI.AR STOCK SALE.
MONDAY. JAN. IS
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Anetoneer and Stock Broker.
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4 UOTfON NOTICE.-BOOTS AND SHOES.
MILTON II. BURNS, AuCrIONEER,
: VIII sell on Thursday. jan. A. at t0ls O'Clock,

No. 70 CORiLANDT STREET.
prime and desirable ment OF BOOTS and SHOES,
A UCTION NOTIOE-FOR SALE, AT RETAIL. AT The
"A AuctcE Store 300 and III Hudson street. corner OF
Canal Counters Grocery Flrtufes Furniture all kinds
Carpets Stoves Heaters. &C. NJ B-Furnture Siyerware
Picturcs Carpets &c. bought exchanged let by
sda or
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JJowHs GREAT CIRCUS.
II 1919 AND fOt BOwBRY
"WEDNESDAY AND axfURDAr ArTEerooHy
FRIDAY RvBNIkO, JAN. ~
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT
Nh THOMAS BgRe
NIX THOMAS HYER.
MR. THOMAS HYRR.
when a sesiinl btu will lie 0Hsrei Introducing
A aoS1 or vOLUnrRHR AID,
Logstbsr With tbs whole slr3ngfa ~
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE
Of the above esssos,hnsn, az ceuro
For sals y, ths different hotels spd ~ tho 400
Doors opeu att c3mmsncc 81 ~ O'Clock.
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At MEETING or TIE COMMIss foNERS Or PUB-
n lie Charities aud Correction held this day OF their
oces-nresent Commissioners DRAPER Bell Nicholson aud
Grinncli-thc following resolutions were adopicd =
Resolved That the Commissioners or Public Charities and
Correction learn with deep the DR. e. o.
Rowe Surgeon at Bellevue Hospital and tender
sincere sympathies to his family and friends
Resoead That copy OF the foregoing be Transmitted to
The family OF the deceased.
Extract from the minutes
New YoRg, Jan. H. 1851 JOSHUA PHILLIPS, CLERK
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I q o ESPECIAL NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF
Pilgrim lodge. No 2l3 o. o r., hereby notified to
meet ther lodge this Ih1sjay) lnofuiug Jan H.
clock for the purpac OF following the or
late beloved brothcr r. O. James Wade Punctua' attend
'''' ''sus'''1 y SEoRaE c. atrFoRo, N. a.
MtcuArt. BtuME, fecy
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COAks
(yoAL.-4,O0Q TONS FRBsu MINED BEST QUALITY
~ Tor family and steam purposes; superior quality Of
SMITH 90, depot snf principal Office foot OF Twenty
ninth street NORTH river branch Office 29e Fourth avenue.
near Twenty third street
ToKE IS A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMMEDIATE.
" " from the New fork Gas Company. orisrs received
at f Third avenue neaf Sixteenth street All eoks
cd clear from dust
q < -OoRg DELIVERED. AT THE SHORTEST rossr.
As, cosj 81 al kinds AK DAvis 4 SONS
Yards 24e First avenue near rourtecntb street ani
Forty 80 vspth street and Third avenue
b O RE foN.--s.oco TONS OF FRESH MIND FIRST
90 quality Red AMI White Ash cQt scrcensd and &C.
Ivered At Tie following pces Stove Ooai ~ % Egg ~
Furnace fs7s Large NJ - Apply a l.c wss ,,.,
and "a nee ohsnbcr street, nsaf Qhsahsn ...a,
a. rRBADWKLb Agent
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A Ivan O. BAKER 4 co, AUcrIoHKERs
"A ,. LkvERICH TARGEE. AUCrIONEER.
hA0NIFIc ENT HOUSEHOLD

Pianolorie PAlpunys 9lauary Bronzes, many and
coe1fy Works Of Art, and articles OF virtu.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THTR DAT (THUR6DAY), JAN. II,
q oant residence No. 43wes Sixteenth street, between
Rifsh avenues; sale ncncng III O'Clock
1FNf7TT DRAWIH0 ROOMS
Chn0toierA Velvet Carpets Lace and Brocaei Curtains
ssWood Ornwfng Room Suits. Etageres. Secretary and
Dook1e Kncognurcs. Co einels Console Tables, ebony
Ronopti0n Charl ady's Work Table Centre Tables
ssssS sessosops with no elegant views; antique and
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ri ANOFORTE
Richest assortment offered auction this seasonMusIc
&tandA Br0uxo 6atuary &c.; rosewood and walnut Blu
rsass Beds.esds wardrobes, style Louis xiv Lounges
Isblee Aun Chairs Duner Sets Glassware Silver Ware
Tnte Gallery Also Basement aud Kitchen Furniture Com
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JOURNEAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. q PINE
! street, PEREMPT0Ry SALE or A STEAMBOAT

80, cHE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
o. THURSDAY January u 1854 at the oo Of Desbrosses
NBAY side wheel Ste amboat of the following dimen-
s'ons vi, 33 feet deck. % feet BEAM feet hold:
cyltuder IS tuches feet stroke Further particulars
ollce OF the Auctoneer No. Q Pine street.
J. L SMITH. AUCTIONEER, Will SELL THIS
IA dAv. at lG O'Clock at No II Slyvesant place Ninth
ono black walnut do, rosewood aud mahogany Bedroou
pets OH Paintings. aud everything necessary ecntee
housekeeping
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A UOrIoN NOTICE. -MARsHAr.s sALE-w DOUGH.
"A TT Aacticneeg viii sell TITS day. at 10Y cloc1 by
French Clock. elegant Wilton Carpet, rosewood
Bookcase French Plate Pier Glass Sale positive.
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4 RrRopOrrrAN PoLIoH AUCrrON sALR or uN
claimed Property, this day yThugsdayl = 10 oeoc.
- 0r''s o. 'as rroDc'" V'TE' pgrrrNoSa Apcueaeer
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- e - n wall street ssamens Bank
Wv a~~ -'s ss''s 'S'~'- 1900 n ROWING
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ID FARMER AUcTl0NEER SUCCESSOR TO JOHN
III. H. Bures will se. this day, at O'Clock. al ~ Canal
street. large French plate bar Mirror with corntce
maboeany and other Bedseads Wasstanos Chairs extcn
and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Feather Beds Pillows Boil
sters, Blankets Mattresses FAIRS Stoves Heaters China
Punch Bowl. Cutlery. Plated Ware; aud always hand
goods at private sale at auction prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

A.
MN ANNALS or DRAMATIC HISTORY
~ Ah1 Pronounced by
HOUSES 20, MMED FROM PARQUET TO CEILING
,,R .ss, go; md 11o S Y splENDrDLy MOUNTED
= DRAMA lnTIEDss !. SCENTED TO TdE AMERICAN
SNsN" IN. PUBLIC.
aii,e new scsosry I'm views aseu expressly "a aud
sbou n.our-.u
by til tagd racdrr aud asss,a New docoratoas
N.ae.y by Mr. Runya" csis nal Aaa cssactes,lc
ivn AND MRS BARNEY WI. 'iANb -.
will be aus Snsd by Miss Ada Ciroa Mrs Grsttan. Mss
Mary Weiie " MRS Reevns Me- .. o. Buraeh NJ. ). No
MI 4. Is fIo, y,cs Mr.. \. B,8sdsiI a.
NhOPSIS or NEW SQENEGy a
A Room in thu House OF Mrs o Gornlou-h;ac1ey
Sea 0ull Rock giants causew ay-HiitlarJ
0s,ad Han a. lVerrysford Castse-Mscder
Tho Chimney Top (hsst's Cause~ay-Htlhsrd
The 0iant,s 0ate,ysy 0iant~ Causewsy -Hnlisys
The Care Takers Jfut-Maeder
The T,adies Chair l}iauAs Causeway-Hi,ferd
The Cascade and De5rs Rasn. Giants Ceusewey ihs.6
A Room la the House OF Squire Observation-Disclosures.
The Uiant's Marbles. Otant's Caiseway--H 1iard
Bszac Cavern. GIANTS Ceuseway-IIillisrd.
Avenue 10 fergysford CasI,e Mooalight-Macdcr.
Drawing Room IN Besrssfoed Oaatle.
STATS S4CURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-10
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