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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-10
rKNERvoUs DEBILITY. sEMINA

weakne.s, etc, De cured by one who has really
cured MIN elf and hundreds Of Others and will tell Won
nothing but the truth. Address with stump.
EDWARD a. TKAvER,
feb2s-d&wly Lock Box. Boston, Mass
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The Eighth and Eleventh Connections Ieg-
s,,is.ufs
NEM.HMEN. Friday, Jan. rs, $50.

NEw.HWEs Friday, Jan. IL. 1904
The sth and 18th Connecticut Regiments,
Colonies Ward and Stedman. tho whole commanded py
General Iarland, arrived here this morning on the
transports Haze and Constitution direct from Gouoes'
ter Point VI. They received by tho city autnor
tiles with fine militar. display participated IN ny .ne
Horse Guards the Grays the Light Guard BATTALION
from Russors school, tho Invalid Corps and company
nom knights Hospital. They marched through dense
lines Of enthusiastic citizens 10 Music Hail. where
bor~ if collation. was partasen after which they took
he cars for Hartford the place OF rendezvous Ihe
veterans looked exceedingly well ana pore STEADY ana
s0ldierly appearance
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OpIyIOS UPOy SEVERAL MAI11,Rs.
No. 20 AtBENARLI sIRElr
LONDON Jnly 70 lsoi.

WILLIAM CRowntg. rag, liverpool.
BfAg Sm: ! am In receipt OF your two iayors Of the
2oih and 9th was not surprised 81 their contents
for these people think tho world Is coming To end
what Is the same thing the ConfcdeIacy has gone up
the spout I'm few weeks all will be right. The only
Thing 1 see at all dscouragng is tho attack upon
Charleston. whore We have not exceeding t01O men !
ma, caused Lee TO rocrOss into Virginia and ho viii
have 10 reinforce Beauregard nom his armyi come
qu.ny he will have "a assume the defensive again.
n reference TO cotton your friends as much MS
taken though they had burnt their shrts ~ course
thoy who hold cotton at too prices are "lucky n
fh,v want no moicwill not entertain propositions;
but those no have cotton are the ones ! ahcri
they cant get IL at less than 3D.. and viii allow them
/ NIO for eacl / moan cotton that IL IN ordor-Wo
bnled soand and well aud safely stored Cotton Is I'D
yancny With Us rapidly, and very linls for sale Our
people prefer holding cotton to anything save gold IL
self and without any exaggoratOn, 4 do not believe
there ara 600 coo Of sound bales I'm tho COnfedernoy
think If il is not worth 15c no Will bet IL IL before
tho lst Of october. Keep look. ont. Something -
bound to turn after awhile Yours truly,
&. A. l.. LAMAR
IN WHIPPED, 10 MORE COTTON 10 BIZ PLANTED FOR
YEARs.
LoNDOs, August ], 1903
VS. CRowDga esq, Liverpool
DEAR SIR. am in receipt OF yours ~ the Goth, with
noosuro of bill accepted for which you have my thanks
,hink ihis u Jh' tlmo fcr those who opteiIain tbo
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Gall 6or n Democratic state Convention in
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Jan. is 1904.
Tho Democratic State Committee have issued
a for "A State Convention, 10 be held IN the City "
philadelphia on the 2sth OF March next
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ages and he win 80 to Paris to attend to It beoreav.
ing for Bermu da.
shall have all the arrangements made for plota &C..
by tie time Mafft gets out
Yours truly, G. A. L. LAMAR
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n roL &. - l.. LAYAn.
DEAN SIR: Your favor Of the ID inst is Just - hand
and in reply am willing TO finish tho boat named
Joint account, you paying The deposit a. arranged.
viii have she second boat built spoken Of in the
time and you 10 t9ke baf IN her also, paying me
further sum ri $1,000; but this would only apply in
Of the first being lost which ~ not very likely
contingency az We opg, TO have cotton oat to pay Tor
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Rebel CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE LAMAR LETTERS.

~urEECuJs REVTLA ATOMS.
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e. a. j.. LANAI. esd;
DrAt SIR. Your favor VI thc 22d T. 10 hand Iwas
pedsea ~ .r o1r name m the paper hHQiuf arrived
~ the Iahada fs feared you were board .he steam.
or VICTORY captured by the United Siotc steamer Flor
ida' OF trfinpau Shoals lat month. Should you not
tteeeed in procuring steamers have std low let
mere mat my b. he'd ai price. sery nice little river
steamer cahed ne Heroine csyeh here at the latter end
% next mouth virtually log the Australian" trade Al
though ne pafee have paid $500 81 q deposit vet they
my pack uoNh ~ thel bosht her thinking that Nicks
burg would sin be- aide 10 hold out
sinai be glad 10 hear from yOg az 10 what day nav
expect lon over here IL not convenient shall
and meet yon ia Liverpool.
waiting yonr reply, remain very respectfully
YOU "l,eeni sefNont. Jhg, MCUUGH
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whalcnen.'

Whalcuen.
Bark Latitia Sicwell. Nh Tacah Jan O. leak
BARN Me,eury rooser Nh, King DEGREES sound,
Ship Europa many other snalenaea boiling.
spoken. dc. sea
barb Bsnner from Boston for New Orleans Feb n,
!Brg Lanra from Boston tor Cape naytien, Jan % lat
AcAPuIco no dae-In port ship Cleaner. Leach, from
BsnmG5s July So S:g ,,,s coo0e,,. nrovn BOSTON
casrso jan si-in port bark Thomas Dae
PEDso Ksy., Jan 1-In por. sehr Geo Loripg Deasey
suis1s, Jan In por. esrks Ass rar!.on: Rove and
ss Mir hsss sSs L sSsi.o as
American Ports.
BOSTON Feb l,r ship jobs Albert Gcrhf~ New
y Hsos b Sss: aS G'G ss
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ms Dsss: ascrsso1n HoiAns ~sas e ses
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dss B cSipma Gassnsss sanS siai: Now aIoSs Tran
p Nav; Ss4s Ne S
sis . %s,s a.: sas sS sssS:
BRISTOL. Fob ls-sd scnr John csoelfors jones' Bait.
SSE r. s
Rssard Borden, Borden, NYorki 18TH Dyer. Rogers
, io, HOLE, Fob Is PM-Arr .ear. sprAsae
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sSs s5''e s &c
coscsses f &c; ch. ssn
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sns yfaG2fs ih s sos ss s4a
SqS TsIris. siSsi Es.xoS Aired CSsss. Mary
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szzSsSAD :ss. ADJ
Mys Of The ssss
assd Monroe. Corn
hs aor Cole s. John f HT md
Esns Harw2od Harwood PoIiland Sar AsIsndris;
Rich Boston, or aonfU
:s1. s 81 .ssss;s:Y sssss
hd.
Gaantenamo hrigs Frank (Brl Wall. Marseiles; Sarah
Larsen (Brl Hopkins, Havana; Condor Brown and VIM
Eckes Gift, Boston, scnrs Walsh Eaton, do: j French
crosby Portland; d Smith, Williams, Providence; El
LEwEs DEL Feb l5-A deeply schr left the mr. Choir
age this An for Philadelphia Two tugs with schrs Wave
from kYork for AeIandris Stack, Hannah Martin
Pickup from Philadelphia for do sea this AM NE
Bfeeze light; pleasant weather. -
PORTLAND, Feb l9-Cld Br steamship JurA Alton Idv
s ssa ss
Barto, Baltimcre
sfsssf Go sss Sd Sys
Hamilton NYork ''
Isih-An bark * White yarney New Orleans
York - -' ~"
PROVIDENCE Feb l6--Arr steamer Kinehsher Nye
Nfork; schr Geo W.snow, Haskell, Elizabethport.
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MARRIAGES AND DEAyHs.


Married.
PsArsfEp- AccLAsk-0u Sunday, February ~. ~ the
residence q me brdes parents. the Raw. r. 7. Md
diedilch. NJ y. BRArsrED ole BoouniogdAe, New York
CITY, 20 MAss only daughter Of wncciaue, ESQ., Of
Ned Rank, NJ j.
Paris, Looden, San Francisco, cj6sscticas and New
Jersey papers please copy. Ut
DsRrEs-sorrRE -on Thursday evening, February II,
~ the Rev. John Roche, MIR GEORGE I. DoarEn. o.
hH city 70 Miss JULIA FRANcEs eldest daughter Of D
bqnlre jr., Of rarrytown. y. Y. No cards
DIV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES London. on Tuesday,
january 20 A. B. DE- CHAsIELAis, Of Merloa, Surrey,
. Eprn MARGARET only daughter Of the late Richard
William Bengough.
LIVINGSTON ATKysos-On Friday, January 20, by tho
Row Mr. Fagg at the Episcopal Church OF the kcsurrcc
ton, Thirty nth street, Captain MALCOLM LIVINGSTON 70
Mrs. HANNAH ATKINSON, Of Mount Vernon, wes,chester
county.
saiom Mass papers please copy
hEHots-wEAyEs.-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Feb
vnAry ~ by the Rev H. Greenleaf, JAMES A. NICHOLS
W, TO EAAAC wEAEH, all OF Brooklyn
Pa skR--WARp.-On Tuesday, February Is, by the
Rey. Father McKenna Henry c. pyIskR, OF New York
cay 10 Miss ASNiK WARD, OF BROOKLYN.
SToRry-STTvESsoS AT ST. Georges church, ON
"Wednesday, February IT. by the Rev. 8. III Tying, Jr,
ScuS II sroREs, United States Navy, TO apE-Aip. NJ,
eldest daughter OF David Stevenson Esq OF this CITY
rcNIsov---IAKE-On Wednesday, December 2, 1893, by
sAe Row. Samuel Holmes. or Jersey City, Mr. MARrvN
roNrsoS 70 Miss MARY I0usE only daughter Of George
e>Iake, Esq, all Of this city. ~tam
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LAR0E SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY v,p.,,e
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
BEAUTIFUL PARLoR FuRNITuReEE;r p.R1oR sr,rs
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE., 1910.
TURKISH EASY CARS AND LOUNGss
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, BEDDING, &C.
AZ public auction. -,
elegant residence OF family going 10 Europe
i26 Clinton place eighth sree between Sfth and Sixsh
ON THIS DAY yTHURsDAY), Feb la
At2 O'Clock In the afternoon prec sely.
The sale comprises the contents Of the house. and most OF
made to order for the present owner BY celebrated
city makers, and used but months Tho whole viii
be sold peremporly rain or shine onering extra induce
neA PARfOS AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut PAri
Suits covered In rich French satin brocste and reps TURK
ish Easy Chairs and Lounges % match rosewood Centre
Twenty day Clock. rich China and Paran Vases
ise collection o. 6 Paintings Ensravinss large Mirrors
HxGNiPiCENf ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE. STOOL
AND COVER, COST $685.
carved legs and with al modern over
Rosewood mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus wAshstands
Sofas Chars RockeTA hirrors Cocks TAhes Bed Loung
Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables
Extension Table, Glass; China and Silver Ware Table Cut
lery, Ac Bale positive. Deposit required Cartmen In ~
tendance 70 CART pack or ship goods for purchasers
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A UCTrON SALE OF

UCTfON SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
cosf oyE 5000; ysfp But TAsEE SoSIas.
RESIDENCE Is2 WEST TwEMIYnIRgI STREET.
COHMENCiN0 AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ
Parors, dining room drawing rooms. sleeping rooms
Rosewood Oak and Mahcsany French Mirrors Essgers,
reps; superb rosewood Centre and Pier Tables elegant
Beds and Bedding hair and spring Mattresses with hand
rosewood Chamber Furniture, rich China. compate
e. Of rich China Cut Glass Table Cutlery, Silver Ware
ssry. ra,n e. nina "1e' - =" " s''d "nous
'- HENRY r. wEsFCoTT. Aue.Ionesr
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Port OF New York, February ~, Is0s.

Port OF New York, February ~, 1864.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eagle. Adams. Havana-sponord. Tieston 8
Steamship Potomac Sherwood. PorIand-H Cromwell
Ship Milan. Downing San Francsco-F Talbot 4 Co.
Ship otnle tHanovJ. schamm. Hong KOng-J Jewett
ship New World. Kalghs Llverpool-c eriuusll.
s, ossy sdI Bros
Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White New orieaus-J Atkins
Ship Chsee. Edwards. New orleans-w A Nelson.
Barn Im,sa BrOns tHanoEsr). Muller, London-Funch
Bark Chandelier tBr). Potter Por. Prince-H Becker
Bark Lamplahter. Norris Philadelphia Alb.
Brig Rosa Abbott iBrl. Jason. 81 Thomas-BreI Bon
ss COZ I R:ass
sr,s Veteran SRr, G sg EsMtas5c whss,w.Isn.
s.s s:%s:s i p:S.: s%H ssSea
e.: S 81. sSs
ss s;s s ss- s:sws sas;ss
ss: Sss
s We J E;ss sE: :s-
ssSr 9 n Ceci issrls. ss!sDori-brsn. Son Co
1er
scsr y Bsyrs s. Prcvcss Stanford
sss Ss:::
Steamer Savor BobinsoB Washington
ARRIVED
Seamahip Daniel Webster US transport), Sherman New
Orleans 70 Quarsrmaser IL anchored or Jersey City
Steamship Mcclellan ~ tTansport). MIssssippt
River Feb 30 An and Key West iitl; TO- ss Pa 70
QuArtermaater Sab inst - PM Is miles from SW Bar
spoke steamship Cahawba hence for New orIeans l7sh
Z & ;As q rss
NV showing white burgee with red border and
Schr Julia Ezabeth, Merrill, Elizabehport for Provi
dencr.
schr Petrol, Sears, En.abethport for Bridgepor.
Schr Willie. Brown. Gloucester.
schr Fleet Wins Bryant Gloucester.
Schr John Ssmes Harry Gloucester.
SchY Catalina. Howard. Gloucester
Schr Hattie Lewis, Cunningham Gloucester
6chr Lewis. wes'cots. New London.
Steamer Octorara. Mclaughlin. Baltimore
Steamer Pelican, Baker. Providence.
SAILED.
16h-Steamers Haze, Admiral Dupont; ship Pacific barks
Mara.a Zingarela Boston, briggs Judge Hathaway Mount
Vernon; schrs z Batter A Parsons, g Higgins.
l7thItal steam freate Re 1ltala. tyIp
ers Bage, Geo Cromwell.
Wind at gale from NV. with violent squalls
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. wIsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
!: I: !: 4: !: /: +: /:
DR., wIsrARs sALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DIR. wIsTAps BALsA1 OF WILD CHERRY,
DR. wIsrAR's BAis71 OF WILD CHERRY,
DR. -wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST
AND MOST Reliable REMEDIES
IN TIE WORLD FOR
COUGHS. COLDS. wHooPiNo COUGH, BRONCHITIS.
DIFFICULTY OF BRsATHIso. ASTHMA,
HoARssSEss, SORE THROAT,
GROUP AND EVERY AFFECTION OF TEE THROAT,
LUNGS AND CHEST
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY,
From Rev Francis Lobde pastor the South copsresa
aonal Church, Bridgeport, connectcu.l
BR'DcrPoRr Jan. 81, 1894
en- e e, So.:der 4 da:y which Gsng
Bassm wd Cherry have used d' is.wS.n have had
no, f amy s%ssy % colds sore
% rssss and s.e me have
DAY 40 ssSisy
n5 Invariably been
commend 70 my brethren p The ministry, and TO pub
's%s:y io' he bronchial
not sy you ss
worses dsy@he sssssS mo l me i0r the minister's hard
FRANCIS LoBDELL.
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
! wIsTARs BSzsAH OF WILD cuEssv
PROM PETER CANNON, ESQ,
General Agent Of ,he SUISSE. Railroad
v...,. a,,. ~ cNsvsOr, N j., Jan. n. 1885,
oentiemen-Haying used DR.. wistar's Baissm Of Wild
s.. q my ssy. % S I'm
rom ces 'p Colds SSss0 sns 70 nose
PETER CANNON
wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
PROM THE HON. JUDGE SPEAKER.
Who wosa refuse % give b. yauas. and iporan. ....
mcny unless sasted that this remedy Possesses all the
| cASAJonARiK NJ " Nov. 10 lsso
have u.,a b. ws = Bs VA si ny,s ed family
a%s s s.s q q. re
asthma ss s e, ss's e.
ss:p ss,as have never met win anything
wrsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
wrsrARs BALsAa OF WILD CHERRY.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF A pHvsrcrAr.
For more than year pat have sod Dr. wisssr's
ksow has given universal ~ you and 90 FAR -
congh by loose ming and cleansing The lungs ana
Irritation ,hS: remoy,as he cause Instead q drying ap
c.Gs s as good songs Medicine n not better. than
Q. THAcuER N. D.
wIsrARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
wrsrAWs BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY.
CURE IN SEVERE CASE.
w'L,ssono Esses county, ~ y Ausus, "a 1aso
,s rIn ne .ammsr and winter Of iSss
aueny raised large qasstes q sooa cough I'D fre
see rSr sin o. sss. Son Prescribed for 30.
worse, when was induced 70 try Dr. wrsTAR,S pxiSxM
afterwards SEED two more since When s r.
Yours, Truly ROYAL corr.
wrsrAPs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wrsTAws BALsAs OF WILD ouReRy.
More genuine unless signed n Burrs.p on ne
wrapper.
For sale By. T. DlNsuoRE soi Rresax.v ns. w..
snam ". bb w. - fremont street. Boston; and
GAVE YoUa NoSBY.-rHoMAs r. Aqyrv TUR
- great groc. tea ana Hour Of this cv corner az
sseenw,ch and Murray srees selling Tea. Cof
thing else used II every f,nv syrnps and evsry
s ... 10 ne United As ssss cash So"s Whole
areenwich ana MURRAY streets '''"'' o''a'' ;"
EXPRESSES.
pURNHAms. FURNITURE EXPRESS R,yRyuxy,s
rs we Eleventh sse 6ersss s rar sa e,,s vs
nnes Furntue stored Al kinds Of furniture bowed and
shipped furniture 81 families moved Ia cty or TO eonuiry
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Ivan @. BAKER 4 CO. AUCTIoN8gRG.
"A ~ l. TARGEH. AUCIOMEER
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
s,rvns IA aSIas Hm0r cnT Nv W n

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON THIS DAY lTHURSDAY). FEBRUARY le.
AZ the splendid private residence u Brevoort pac Tenth
o'clock this afternoon Particular attention !: called is
Of Household Furniture and Works Of Art offered 81 auction
this season
Superb sets Of Curtains Cernicss and bands magnificent
silk brocate OtomAns Etageres Centre Tables Cabinets
elegant Reception Chairs superb Seyres China Vases mar
bio and Gtatuary on Paintings very rich and
pensiye splendid French Clocks Carpets French plate
FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PrANoFoRTE.
finished all round. containing all modern improvements
with Stool and Cover 10 match.
DINING ROOM
Solid carved black walnut Buet siatuary marble top;
Hertz patent Dining Table, Dining Room Suits all TO match
Glass Ware China Dinner Tea Sets OF the richest de-
scripton, full sets; Silver Ware. &c.
CHAMBERA
Very rich and elegant Chamber Suits In rosewood and
black walnut; Brussels Carpets and In beauti
fully furnished. Bale pere mpt0ry.
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A Ivan c. BAKER 4 CO.. AUCTIONRERs
"A y. LEyERlCH TARGEE. AuCTIonEER.
PIAROFORTE. 8TATUARY. PAINTINGS, BRONzEg
PARL0R 6uITS, wo.vs

.PIAH0FoRTE. sTArUARY. PAINTINGS, BROnzEs
AND MANY RARE xES So 81 x,y woRKs OF ART
sa AZ Public Auction,
THIS DAY (THURSDAY) FEB. 10.
elegant residence OF N. B. Chapman, ESQ., - West
srtesnh street. Fifth and Sixth he sale
commencing ~ II ocock The auetoneer would Gall the
particular attention Of his frends and w p.blc e ~ le
catalogue comprising the largest and rchee OF
Household Furnuse Ac. offered q auction tnisseason
Sale pcremptory. Catalogue ~ house. y gTs -si
DRAWING ROOMS. ~ !
Two superb full suits covered wth brocate Of he ces
descpon Statuary marble too Tables
masnidcent Get Brocsde Curtains, Bands and Tasses e
match; eer0dered Laos Curtaus Epcegnurcs CaolnetA
Ladys Work Table Secretary and sooLcass PLATE Eass
elegant antique Bronze Clock runs one month; Bronze
Vases % match tTo match r1nnnss v Co.e h1sy nm
and Norhcott; extra large Mantc Mirror 76x7O Pier
a0 SEVEN ' ScT1v isaSo W. PiANoFoRIs
richest instrument offered q auction this
season. Stool and Cover. Music sland. Books Hatssnd
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaue Bedstead ward
robes suite style Louis XIV Bar and Spring naresses
Feather Beds Sheets. BLANKETS Buffet Extension Table
Silver Oyster Tureens Kntree Dishes Coffee Urn, Cake
S Casters ESrs H SsS1 Ring: s1 sss
Cutlery. Linen, Couchsa Arm Chars Oval Mirrors &C.
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PEREMPTORY SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO
- CLOS. PARTNERsHIP, OF VALUABLE

81 the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway, Thursday
Psb 10, at II O'Clock n, BY A. JOURNRAY.
Farm Of acres located che main road from Richmond
10 Rosve extending back the south side Of Amboy
road With an avenue through the property offering advan
es for dividing the farm The land consists Of arabic and
the county seat mako desirable nvstmen for the far
particulars at the ONCE OF the auctoneer No Pine street.
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lso r4,sy,sss
81 Se VA % ssw &: nsss,
Tsn es s Sas on Thursday and Friday evsnins
The Gallery 81 fa'n-ss and stuary belonging to
o s ~ q New Orleans shss has been on s.hs
ss = .ss ana variety a: sss ., y
sesaa. rrsneh Spanish Dutch xngsn and American
exam s's: q e. T. sss " this sale
s:' .:' 81 p,.~. i Fss:'s
8 ss| :;,;.,, g:s;sssS: 2Hs sssssil
yislss !ss ESis sssi%: ssssss.'m'
6 esysd.s'' EES snss.Is. S:;sas
S%S ssSaln., zSss:s'o' s ssssss.s'
PORTRAIT OF THR S4SftS x TalInEar STUART
ssS es
sgpisssn 70 Inc sassioaesf Sss Brosdway = On
GsoEes COOK AgcrIoNEER ELEGANT HOUSE,
pasS ESrsfy and Dining Room Suits chsmSsr suits o.
sS. w1n ar L,ary and scc..
Esy cssls: I;E sis eds. HAN cs.!rs 6sp!rs
8 S::s Es%a!:sS.
the prcnisss Al rssSoaseie eSarsss n The under.
.srsa yi =! che .rsn,.s; he rs:dsass, Of
ssShcE n
r RooARr. AucrIoNssR.-By g. 4 j. BoaARE-
and ds j. az Ss O. sa:
Drussss w:rdroSs: %sSosans 1 Card FsSes Wsss
$;;::
s .rrg .sn. ma. s ess .. street
y., e k ses :,,ss
North s.ssaso.: :sls q ready made
:s es. Jss:
check fsaisioons lot Of Boots and sSoes .-,.
T sooARr, AycrIoHEER-PYs;AJ. BoaARr..ox
;som ssr!a %i:n &c sale large
large aasn.ty Of Bedseads. Beds Bedding.
JOHN FxRRINoroN. Attorney for Mortgage
I L. ENaLEHART& CO, AuoTIoNEERs, Is BowERN
@ Sss ssass aesS:
Sroders ya Nets co%icrssrs TO- 00a' 0n' '' A
TOsEpH MCGUIRE, AUcTroNEER, OFFICE l25
Of S w m ss ray "a s 'ss
% 81 r. III
W us anq fs variety Sf o Ghsr sTs '0
T1ENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post once. MINER 4
sOMERvILLE will sell at auction, Thursday, Feb is.
1t O'clock their saesroom 1877 Nassau street. fine col
lection OF original modern Oil Paintings of the Duch
found Marines Winter scenes Fr nt and Flowers Barn
Scenes Landscapes Cattle aud Sheep; Coast Effect
KOEK KOEK, +, DE BRACKEESSR
KRU9EMAN, YANDERWARDEN.
CAROLUS, t z.-kOELEMAN.
CARABAIN, Won SEBEN.
yERHOEvEN RAIL-. VAN SEvERDONCK.
VAN LEMPUTEN, DEDOAERT.
6AvERY. NHt JOLLY.
VAN KUICK, VAN HOVE.
Leiker smes Schaep, vermulen Oorrens, Cornet Ruy
tan Deneux Van Housen, WALDORF De Buel and oshers
Of ceiebrity The above are now on exhibition -.
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1foRRfa WIIKINa. AuOTIONEER.

MoRRrs WILKINS, AuQTIoNEER
AVENUE 10TH and 10TH sTnEEIs, near Central Park.
February 49, 1854 q ~ O'Clock a. the Exchange Salesroom,
III Broadway (Trinily buidInGl. New York -
each rs llx60 feet; inside lots, 36lo0 feet.
0rE grREEf6even Lou, north side l06th street. 80 feet
west OF Fourth avenue each lot 25xl00 feet ioches
O9H e4RKBTSeven Los south 100h street. 60 feet
OF Fourth avenue directly n rear The above; each
lot zsx00 feet II inchea
The desrabiy situated are near Central Park
for maps 4c apply ~ the ooe Of the auctioneers No.
Pine street. New York
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HRNRY r. MERITS JR. AUCTYONEER.
III CONTINUATION TRADE SALE.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND JEwELRY.
SUPERB Is CARAT GOLD JEWELRY,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
SOLID SILVER WARE &C.,
ON FRIDAY, FEE 10,
AT l0k O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
At THE SALE6ROOMS, NO. & DEy STREET.

Dealers win please be puncua In attendance the sale
viii commence o. She specified time with the Diamond
goods he whole OF which arc valued a. over $200 and
WIN be sold positively without whatever being
the entire soc. Of who retiring from bu
ery and be sold together with the Silver Ware
20. CATALOGUES NOW READY.
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birth.

ELauD-At Rose Park, NJ j., on Wednesday, Fobrua ~
~ The vii. Of George Henry Elaud, Of daughter.
Dublin papers plesse copy.
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Save YOUR NoSBY-rHoMAs n AoyEW TUE
great sSssr Tea ana Jour dealer q city corner of
Flour Wines sgars, f7c M9asse svs go
thing else used IN every family chearer M, amv
oete ~ the Unted sia'es One price cash HOUSE. Whole
0reenwich Murray sire cts 'i '''a''' c"'ue' "
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC NEW yoRK-1nis DAY.
rFRrsEs .......... 80 NOON SETS ..... "a o.
SUNSETS. 50 HIGH wArRRi.. morn Il
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MoasIs w KIEd4ssff S cSGlSSTRY sEAr.

MORRIS WRILkIs HI FTCXST TI}STRY sr.r
3. T. LUDLOW co. viii peif at auction ON Thursday
Feb Is 1854 a IL O'CLOCK 81 the Exchange salesrocm Ill
Broasway sTraity sudlssi New York elegant Ccan.
try Seat situate a. Whitesone, the Sound, opposite
Thros's Neck, consisting cf about Of Land,
tastefnly laid out. There on the premises large and
commodious House containing about SIXTY rooms supplied
With hot and cold ws!ss "a AZ Also large barn
calculated for hot or boarding house Fifty
rmnn on bond snd mSrgafe Tor three years desired BY
No. 8 Pine street, New York.