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THE POET ON A TRAIN;
on,
Fho ROmance Of the RallrOads
5y the author Of the "Fair Inez," The Primes
Wales" /" f'rhe Ghost Hunters" &c.


Wales, ," "rhe Ghost Hunters" Aes
lCOETIEUED.)
UHAPTEB IX-rHE KISS IN fHK DARK,
After WAITING six long nOurs,
and with hunger Almost dead
News came tnag the track was mendsd,
And the train soon went ahead;
soon passed q place called JohnatOEn,
Filled with iron f2undriss.
Where the people ali were working
Like q lot Of DuBy bees.
Then We came to a great tunnel;
Bear sat pr. tty miss,
And when al was dark - midnight,
Quick from her stole a kiss.
Lh,' she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached the light
was peering through the window
In my seat again al right.
After passing the grtAt tunnel,
To place We Quickly came
Open the highest mountain top,
And Gre son is It's name;
Many people In the summer 3
To this pleasant spot repair
To ENJOY iis cooling waters
And its pure, nae1 mountain air.
At Altoona We took breakfast,
II WAs one s'clOck or morei
such lot Cf hungry mortala
ne'er laid eyes on before;
All the gOOd things on the table
In short time did disappear;
Aud they all shouting wildly
"Quiokly bring more breakiast here"
when went to pay for breakfast,
said the landlord" We must charge
You iust dOub price for brsakiAsJ,
Hor your NOUN 80 aSlnl large"
" 7 don't see IL, said D. dear sir;
But Just chaE 90 it a you will,
And while you are about IL,
Ssno % Uncle san tho bill"
Notice to DRAFTED msn and others In the BsrVloe
Uncle eam, and all in want Of Rubbef Blanh e
Rubber Coats Legsins, Oassimere and flannel shir
Military Ulothingsf Of any and every description a
hns ClJthing for spring aud summer wear.
have now the largest st9cb In tue Olty, which '
viii ssh stthe very losezt prices.
Isaac A. Isaes's Union Han.
Sole gent for the sale Of Singers Oeebrated SeEI
Machines, eEorr's Automat3n PresamAn And
strong Pate It zrmy Bed-Trunk,
corner superior and UniOn 81.
~ Look ont Tor the qiants 10 mnEls
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The Cincinnati Commercial forcibly
says that the chief accusation Of the Ere
mOnters against Abraham lincoln is, that
"hs is man Of good common sense" I"
And We sdd, that he lis a man Of such
uncommon honesty, that the people prefer
him before sll other men. This is reason
enough for supporting him for the second
term-tO which he will be elected by an
overwhelming msjOrity.
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AUCTION SALES.
w EDNESDAY J J UNK Sra, 1864.
Large Sale Of VsIuabls Real Estate,
on Prospect, slbIoy and Cedar streets.

o. Cutter Son will sell, on ednesday, June sch,
on the premis 3, commencing al 10 O'Clock A n
the following described Re kstafe. viz Lots 50
Zee front on Prospect st eet and 375 Irst inches
deep to Sibey street: Lots A. feet inches
Siblsy street. and III ieet7 inches deer; Lots 81 feet
front Ce 'ar street. and 4Ob ieet dep; Lots 90
'set aud Lot 90 feet front Case avenue, aud $50
fset eeep TO alley Is est vide For full psrtcu
se- posters with diagrams
TERMS OF sALE- One third cash down, and
bslAnce In i've Is ysars, with in crest annually,
junel-I54 III.
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From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector
Of St. James Church.
sYRAoUsE. FEBRUARY DO 1874

SYRACUSE, February 20, 1864.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since
was in College, some twenty years ago.
By the skill Of DR.. Lighthill, its hearing
WAS entirely restored, 30 that now hear
alike with both ears, and find that can
use my voice with much more ease and
comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
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TUESDAY, JUNE Ira, 1854.
AT AUCTION ........ ....... 81 0. GUTTER a 81
RIAL E3 ATE

AT AUCTION ..-..... -....... Fy o. CUTTER son
o. Cutter B Son viii fell on Tuesday, June 7th, at
10 o'clock A. n, the premises the lot the cor
Of Nest kfver str5sf, directly opposite te foot
of superior street Landing, Enawa ts " Oatbhn's
UorUer (Owned By Edward SanfOrdl. The lot Is l65
ie fr mt and S251 Iest deep FOR particulars a. to
title &C inquire OF q. JsnninRs At ater Bock4
TsRMS o. SALE One half Cash in hand; bal
ance IN one and two years with interes annually
per cent t junei-Ics
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CLEVELAND BAZAAR - AT
" the Bazaar can be found new stgle Hoop skirts,
ali kinds o. Buttons. Travelling Bags and Bask ksts,
HOrkstands. A largo assortment OF Fans, Ivory
UOmbs, Hand Mirrors. Toys OF all Kinds, GUS Per
ambulators, Booking Horses, aud all articles ueede1
BY sny person. Ladies, please call and look at
goods, no. nj, eornsr supsTi7r and Public sllsre.
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ICED CREAM SODA WAFER,
Il dawn from Euffer's Frgld Cream Soda Foun.
tain At HARNESS q sHAHNON's.
lunsl-lA
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Surprise was expressed at the Fremont
Convention at the absence Of Horace
Greeley. While Mr.. Greeley expressed
preferences for Fremont some weeks ago,
be has smPhatically stated that the Tri.
bnne would support the nominee Of the
baltimore Union Convention, whoever he
niehf Ia Via ayr
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No. Il Park Building,
fine Dress shirts and Collars mad
20 pleas the WeAfeF.

Mansfse'a er Of SAirts GuS 0oIIara.
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CLOTHING.

The undersigned has pl, asurs Ia announcing TIA
10 Consequence OF his Increasing buSi0as - we'll a
with view Of supplying 10 connection thersEith
a full nd complete assort Hentof
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Gentlemen'S UndergarmenIs
AND
FURNg ass goods,

EoT which his old stand vas not suaicisntly eommO-
deus, he hal leased the premises knoEnas
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r EOPOLD LITHAUER. AUCTIONEBR.
II BY LIrHAUER b CRISTALAR,
NO. 10 PARK PLACE.
REGULAR SALE ON WEDNESDAY. FEB.

Is Z,
Al 10 O'Clock at the salesroom No. 10 Park place.
Consisting OF Cloths Cassineres vestipgs and TAI oring
Goods generally
Also, clothing Dress Gods and other seasonable Dry
Goods in variety.
800 pieces superfne English Union Cloths be sold
without reserve.
Also 100 pieces English and Belgian Cloths,
Also, loo peces all wool and Union Cassmeres.
Also. Of American and foreign Cassimeres and
Satinets.
Also, Cloth in great variety.
Also. 700 pounds OF Woocn Yarn, 10 which call he
attention of buyers.
Also Alpacas and other Dress Goods
Also, Shirting nd other FiaDnels.
Neck Ties Hosiery Gloves, Thread. sasnenders and
Notions
Also Fancy Goods and lois OF Dire Goods in great variety
Catalogues and samples will be ready early the
ing of sale when dealers will find their interest TO
attend.
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TNxEcUTOR's SALE or VALUABLE PRCPERrr.-A y
~ BLEEcKER win sell. Thur ~, February u, lS,s'
At IL clock at the Exchange sa!esroon III ~
esn Wafer Snd Front esS For ahss peaas
ply the anctoneer 10 RICHARD BEDELLs Executor
ilo and ils Cherry street, ~ n
IN COTTON ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
T.. Boarding House and Hotel Furnitnre-On Frdas;
Feb r. At ia Broadway. opposite the New York noie ~
@ osocs large sSany Of :scSns hand 81 so
parIor Heater Bookcases Extension Tables
lures. Bosters Pillows Cottage Suits. Paror SUITS
Bookracks Desks, Sewing Machines, on falnnnss, &C.
NOR sALE-rHERE WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC
II auction the oath day OF February 1865 al ociack
House newly built and Lot surrounded with fruit and
Meeke deceased The house Is 3ixsa p. stories high and
contains IS It pleasantly situated in the town OF
ns 1 View o o
surrounding country For further particulars inquire at
Westport depot, Conn
ESQ CLEMENTS, AUGrIONERR.-J. JENKINS
VI win sell auction Wednesday February TO- at 4Ol
Broadway at II O'Clock, Horses Carriages. Wagons ar
ness Robes Saddes Also one adys Side Saddle one Sorel
Mare Wagon Harness. one bay Horse black Pony 1875
bands high.
HENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g
&SOMERVILLE will sell at auction. on Wednesday, Feb
TO- at 0a ocock at their saesroom ~ Nassau street,
general assortment OF Household furniture consisting OF
rosewood, mahogany and black walnut Suits in hair cloth
reps and brocae mahogany French Bedsteads hair ana
straw Mattresses Beds. Bedding velvet Brussels and IN
grain Carpets; mahogany marble Top Centre ana SSe "a
Chairs on ran,inrs Engravngs Bureaus " asnstana,s
nsrume Mt al So and AZ octave Treodeaus, in
good order.
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>. BLEECRER. SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUC-
"A. ton. Tuesday. Feb l6 at IL O'CLOCK at the Exchane
l. with good farm house and ontbuildngs The sltua
ZION unrvaed being for It's heahfni climate
free from every kind malaria that invalis regain
health there when all other resorts have failed. The
views and surroundings extremely beautiful the
are extensive there dnc ncosea garden and excellent
orchard the land Of the first quality there beGu VI
shade the grounds and the drives and walks
nnequaef both the property and through the joining
estates The farm is hall mile the Steamboat
he fishing grounds or the best character and by
Abe bathing Is fine superb beach, the prospect Is mag
ai6cent reaching bey ond the Sound AS whole it be
pronounced one Of the finest estates for sale in this
map OF the propery may be at the auconeers o.
n Cedar street.
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ITO CAPITALISTS ....- -.~a.
L RARE CHANCE FOB s vAyINc Mt FIRST CLASS

VIII be sol ~ pubic auction, on the premises on Thurs
day, 1lth inst o'clock T. NJ. In the city OF Wilmington
the most valuable business stand and river property in tho
state Of Delaware The premises fronts on the Chrstana
river alb ut 500 feet 30 OF which improved BY new
and substantial whsves. with extensive WAREHOUSES and
coal shedding II fronts 400 feet on the
stree. leading into the city aud about $40 rect on
For ship buiina well M steamboat and general ship
ping purposes u unusually we'll suited The premises y
now useu a. general agricultural implement dcpo coa
anu nmper yards ADD general wharf purposes The pro
nariy w 90 shown BY W. VI. Man. auctiouecr Whining
For particulars address s NJ mock Kennet square,
Cleel0r county.
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BOGART. AUCTiONEER-BY s. j. BOGART-
e. win sell This dav at o,s 9cloex q, the auction rooms
Furniture &c. consisting of ,nahogany Sofas Lounges
Dressing Bureaus. marble top Centre Tables, Washsands
eight oak Extension Din Tables Looking Glasses mahog
any Dining and Tea Fables mahogany Psrlor Chairs Easy
Chairs mahogany Rockers marble top Gotta Suits.
hogany trench and Cottage Bcdeads Hair and Husk Mat
trcsses Feather Beds and Bedding Kitchen Fnrniture also
superior Velvet Three ply and Ingram Carpets Ocoth
RersGraios, large Bar Counters Grocery Extnros Com
Lot Of Cloth Coats 1900 Segars case OF Lqnor also one
Butchers Cart.
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a brian n. MULLER. Auc1IoNEER.-
n ry sale close estate OF valuable Property Chat
ham sou and Dover street. ADRIAN II. MULLER p.
WILKINS co. will sell at auction on Friday, Feb. ~
1t u o'clock al Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway CHAT
ham sqnarethe two Lots and Stores situate on norery
side Of Chatham ad Joining of Dyer street
snd known Nos 6 aud 20s being each 20 by about g.
O0yer street.-the House and Lot No. Doyer street in The
roar OF the above and separated thera0 by alley for
feet in width not used and which he close By
sent OF nd joining Maps the ONCE OF he
Noneers, No 5ll Pine street
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n BURKE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NO. 5
~. oreenwich avenSe-ses This day, At O'Clock. the
Bock and Fixtures Of the urocery Store 6s Division street,
Of Forsyth The best business place in The city
Sold 10 ore Or more lois. No postponcmcnA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-sNA1E BRAND DISQUALIFICATION
OF The asebsIed Snake Brand for sa saparia tereSg
soc n a ev nor ays eopsnc % dom and
should my brand Be assumed or eoGnerieed i would be
a For many s 9as "a pS a. Of y afs was
fo hpses "a Sd h 70 s ~ @
Shorty prior 70 the termination o. my ascncy an exception
saparila sent that house hcr cain,n- pfeerrng
rs braa question Ills moi 81
% af aDoo o G II G as S a
,sss would even ss essi from AMI hs nov
much ae,rnenI. unmndn u the prinl Of
,nnns to them The ese,use use or reception Of aa brand
Of e sse O. s o z" nes na@
then % se s sase a ?. .ae o osn n
The preceding fable of grapes being
am ed.posed Al this mo.nen. in being BETRAYED into
assertions FOR other ending
been nnfavorabiy referred To- but f rrososed
shall sen h "a no o Dac seTa ana entertain OH
After Of usual in selecting sarsspsrls
be pped unless tho brand De .lrrep,ous, used
question to arrive at iheir own concinsipns ,,rnor
Originator sole and only Proprietor OF The Snake Brand
n B-Thc Snake Brand Tor sarsapari'a only te
shipped from the port OF rruiiio where am L slcd
ArA RECENT SESSION or THE UNITED STATES
ssn@y naon 81 o
the New England Women's Auxiliary Associaton The
Reso!vcd That the thanks United States Sanitary
Commission due aud hereby rendered to the New
England woac9s hasrs c s nns cen,
OF the proceeds OF the fair lately held 10 the CIV OF Boston,
under suspces 70 The general treasury Of the Commit.
lately conducted in aid 81 the Comm with such emf
Which has Ia. been spar national o. Inc
mission through the central treasury. y
Resolved That 10 tho conservation By the New England
fund thus raised 10 its national work 10 medical
preventive service the Commission recognizes the patriot
Ism intelligence that Characterize The people OF Boston
A TrENTIoN JEWELLERS.
n There vii be a meeting OF the journeyrnen jewellers
measures for al increase prices trade
Invited. "In union there IL s,rength.'
IT viii address the OF New York this day, a. No. "a
Bsccker street The Second Pre- zonayss are invited be
present General SCOTT. President
RIO ALL yRwELLERs AND EyERy BRANCH THERE.
and every one sspss,ny the Hnsss
grand meeting which g y be held on wednesday
he 0th OF February 1854 at O'Clock NJ. at Military
a. viii Be- Sid before The Meeting or others that follow
the object and promote The interests Of the trade
he word can fetch Us 10 The mark Therefore The :,
cred duty OF evsfy hones workman who through we
e bis hands seeks The wese Of h%s s"d on s' on
TO without fail and add nov strongly 10 that
A'eA' fiiE COMMITTEE OF UNITED JEWELLERS.
,rHE MEMBERS or TIE FRONTIER b. AssoclA.
ceased pro'Ser nemeer John sullivan his late rest
dence 10 Batavia rect or Thursday February ~ at one
sss, an, ss9 se er streets wa rem y o'clock pre-.
Mp CasngM scerear.
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IJENRY II. LEEDS q 90, AUCT!ONEERS
IL EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGRAVINGS. -
HENRY II. LEEDS 90 will sell at auction. on Thufs
day, February H. at ii O'Clock gallery - Nassau
street executor of choice London En2aynRs, Waler
Coors &C.; $40 extremely choice and valuable En-
don al in hne order comprising Church NiaSsa Ehaks
Contemporaries Merry Making in the Oden Times,
DE Soto and other line Engravings. which
bibition above and will be sold without reserve.
BoGART-BY S. 4 J. B0GARr.-THIS DAY AT
81 half PAST TIL ee O'Clock Y nj Atlantic dock, mort.
gage saie. the Scow Cana boat w. O. r. Sprague.
II. d. BARrO, Attorney FOR Mortgage.
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eATEs AT AUCTION.

~.>>e->>.,l
xAamYIcEsS hsgssh Sl i EThsifo ias''''s''
Rosewood Pianofor.s.
Drawing Room Suits
90 o.,-. Bronze and 0raou Chandeliers.
o Paintings BY ancient and modern g, artists Mirror.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets
0ah Dining Room Furniture,
Nv A15sny rare ar I'd sssi, Works Of Art
wss shsssnss street SsiwssS Sh and siish avenues,
Drawing SSii suit: severed orocas of
plate ass Soors Secretary BOOKCASE asns
Ss
p.D
Te IPfPpnssNopoarE
ely Ne a
Music %ScS sp GSsSss G
s%sss:Ts Family MI y pslssssa Si SI
I psnsas g. p yIs sa
6a6inet Views. French line Rngravngs, Oval Mirrors,
''" ARTISTIC y BRoNzEs. srArUARY VASES &C.
Bronze sausry Mnerva Goddess Of War a"Hs shsk
SS ana chus
psaae and faran marble 5isI yssei n 90 Figures
Solo carved oak Buffet sataary marble top; Msrtss pa
CHAIN
y ana es apa ow.
ses gold and China Dinner Sets. a pieces solid silver Din
and Tea Service Silver Ware Coffee Urn Casters Cake
Cutlery, Lounges -
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Arfnoirea iace
Cemmodes en- suite. style Louis XIV. HAIR Mattresses.
sva back chairs Brussels ana Ingram Carpets Ensravnrs
Toilet Sets Easy Cbair0 Curtains, Shades Also all Furn
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NTORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
WI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE,

GAS CHANDELIERS,
CARPETS, &C,
+. u. LUDLOW 4 CO viii sell at auction, on Tucsday.
Feb. " ut II oclo At 50 West Twenyfourh street.
SIKH tho entire OF said house. consisr.
rart OF mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers In haroth;
French plate Pier Mirror rosewood octave PanorOte
rosewood Centre Table marble top walnut Arm and Invalid
Chairs In leather abogany Dining Tables Secretary Book
.ase oak Arm and Dining Chairs mahrgany and walnut
French Bedscads Dressing Bureaus Washstands Paasse
Husk and gar Mattresses holsters Pillows Dama.s
Lace Curtains. Mante Clock Marble Vases. as Chan
oeers Brackets aud Fixtures China and 0lass Ware
sells and Ingram Carpets ocoths, &C. together with
soriment OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale Will
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A DRIAN n. MULLER. AuCuoNEgR

WILL SELL AT Auction. THURSDAY FEB. is.
at the Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway ~ O'Clock the
very valuable plot Of Land, with the story
brick Warehouse thereon known Nos 3 and 24i South
feet four inches in width street by one hundred
and sixty feet in depth. The building erected Ia $50
IN the most substantial manner for warchouse
sixteen inch walls 10 third story. Maps at the Office Of
ApctioDeer, No. 81 Pine rect
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

WINES AND LiQl 0Rs,--A SMALL LOT OF TIE
w best Run, Brandy add GIN Flavorngs 10 be procured
In ths mark et all prepared Tot will sold quan
tics 10 the wbce Will be sod or exchanged cheap
close n tneBess In OF atdr,sa w. "a GREEN, Ii5
Fniton street second door
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A LBERT G. HAYWOOD AUCTIONEER.
"A MAGNIFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, PAINTINGS. BRONAES. MIRRORS,
SILVER WARE, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, &C. &C.

THIS DAY lwKDNEsDAY). FEBRUARY 10.
1.-THE property Of family leaving for Europe) the spen
did residence l23 East Tenth street. four doors west OF
BROADWAY sale commencing at II O'Clock. Particular ate
zion called TO this comprising of the largest and
richest assortmens Of Household Furniture and Works OF
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORFE.
STOCK VALUED AT $4,000.
SALE PEKEMPTlRY
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N
a TO PuRcHASERs or REALLY FIRST CLASS
wANTEL MIRRORS. SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANQFORTE SILVER PLATE. &c
THIS DAY (WEDEESD AY1 FEBRUARY Q,
Al the residence 2lS West Fourteenth Eighth
avenue, commencing al IL O'Clock A. M. rain shine.
The sale comprises some Of tho richest and most elaho
raiey carved Paror Furniture offered al public auction
and 10 be sod without any reserve An examination VIII
well repay intending BUYERS.
Pnrors elegant full Suits oil Parlor
Furniture IN rich crimson and maroon blue and gold and
coored brocade and SATIN rosewood E;agccs
Odd and costly Parian Ornaments. CHI Vases. sc.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Sto1. aud Cover.
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection of iare Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Ensy Chairs in fine rosewood Centre and
6ae marble op Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits. in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsteads washsands Sofa han
ten pure Hair Mattresses from 40 In 10 pounds made
order, In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table, oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware. rich China
Ivory and silver cutlery Forks Spoons &c with heavy
Out and Engraved Glassware Of description.
Carmen In attendance to pack ship goods for pur
.hasers
MB-House and Lot for sale. Apply on the premises.
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CIIEafFF'S SALE,
- CLOTHING, CLOTHS, ...
CAssiMEREs vhsIlNGs,

RICHARDS WALTERS. Auoiioper: viii sell, on Thurs
day Feb. H. At u nclos. ~ ~ and y Bayard street near
the Powcry M large and GOOD stock OF Mems Cloth
In. Cloths Cassmeres, Piece Goos LininEs WINNINGS,
&C. - JAMES bfNCH, SheriD.
HuGu Rrtry Deputy Sheriff
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n B. TAYLOR AUCrI0SBER-By TAYLOR BROTH.
~. ERSwill eel auction unless disposed OF ut
private sae) "Wednesday, Feb IL at ~ o'clock ~ the
stone Cottage House and Lot on the e9rner q
localities Ia Brooklyn ne view OF New York
harbor ana surroundings 10, 3lrlp feet title ndisputabe
FOR and apply tho Office the auconeer, i33
Nassau street. Of A. VAN NoSTRAND, owner, 3o3
Pearl street.
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mI0 REWARD STR WE'D. FROM 10 Rsr TWEEN
,NIO ty.hfh bark and tan slut fhe above
ward will he paid On deiiver a. the abo nnmbar.
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sALEs Al. a UCTION.

vx,rLIIAM ABBorr AucrIoNEER, oFFIcs NO. 4
East Broadway sells on "Wednesday, a. io's eeloes
tho Fixtures OF the Liquor store W East Broad
way-splendid Counter. Kegs, Arm Chairs. Beer Pumps
Paintings assorted Liquors, nc.
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cI0 REWARD. -LEFr At TilE RgoADwAY An.
'.B,ie" dollars viii be raid for her de VERY at tia
Aston House osiae.
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ton are requested 70 attend the funeral q their &c.
sed brother John sullivan, from his late resi-
denre 10 Bsnva rect Thursday, February H. at one
clock The members VIII meet o. telr rooms corner OF
Henry and Oiver streets wa rem Hh ~ VtIvcA pic
cisely. ny order. T. y. oShlbb, ifesneht
NJ. z. CARhEN. sccTetafy
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90 REWARD LOST ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
S,4l In Broadway. between Seventeenth anu twenty
sixth s'rsels of small Keys, steel ring. The
finder will ooain aho,e reward by leaving them AZ ~
East Scvente nth stree.