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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Wo-M1NLAw IN AsnLANp.--A strong eff
fort hud been made in Ashland to have a
probibitory liquor statute enscted, but the
Council refused. Whereupon thirty ladies'
assembled and marching to the door of An
thony Jacobs, requested him to discontinue
the sale Of liquors and the use of bis "baga.
telle" board. He refused, and selling u
musket, the coward pointed ttowards the la
dies and threatened to shoot if they offered
to modest him. But Mrs, Kellogg, rather a
small woman, but chock full of fire, collared
the rascal and held him while the other la
dies wrested it from him, end then put him
out of the house. Then splintcring his
"bagatelle" board and opening very serious
leaks in the heads Of his liquor barrels, they
proceeded to "Mother Yunkers' or more
properly Mrs. Witt who also proving a"hard
case" her liquors were set gurgling over
the cellar bottom. The other liquor estab-
lishments cried "pcccavi," and now no liz
uor can be had in the place. Jacobs and
his crew have instituted legal pros ceilings
against the whole band Of ladies' Mansfield
Herald
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

0J-Thc ellknown German. Khkel, has
accepted a place as professor oftbe German
language at WOstbourne College, London
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

FRENCH PRoJEcTs. The French expect
to do great things when they conquer Eng
land. A Frenchmun, NJ. Frederic Billot,
has issued a series Of publications, entitled
Letters Franqucs a Napoleon III, from which
we copy the subjoined passage as a spcci-
men of the "good times a-coming" on the
other side Of the water, If some folks be not
sadly in the wrong box;
"When your victorious flag shall wave
over London, you will summon the powers
to a Congress where the just rights Of all
will be decided at an alliance really holy.
France will resume her limits, and all the
maritime ports which are her due. Her col
onies will be restored. Malta will be hers,
and Egypt will flourish under her laws.
Poland will be restored to independence.
Russia UW rule in the Easi, and Constanti-
nopLe wiN become ChriSiidn."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Grrhe town Of Newton, Mass, has vo.
ted against selling liquor for even medicinal
or mechanical purpeses..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

LOLA MoSTEz.-T This distinguished, or
rather notorious woman, appears to leave
her "mark" wherever she goes. At Cincin-
natl, her agent Jones~concluded to resign his
situation and ira subsequent accidental in
tcryicw, he made some remarks derngatory
to a young man attached 10 her suite. The
Sun gives the finale:
"a "scene" cnsu j. Nil lola Montrz
so far forgot the dignity and position Of a
poor lone woman as to inform that defense
less gentlein IN that he wasl sun OF a -,
and to spring on The unfortunate hines with
the combined fury of several wild cats
That appnnlage joined to cher little arm"
usually styled in plain English a i.', struck
the drfrnSeless gentleman n blow some
where in the vicinity of the upper ct ny; so
heavy that he was pitched several feet, and
is s1id to have perceived an astonishingly
large number Of stars from The effects oft.
The b%yslanders interfered. One OF them
held the "gcntfe lady" who continued to
breathe out a series Of invectives and cxplo-
sives not precisely cobsonant 10 the i%njanc-
ton Of the commandment which torbids pro-
family, but which we decline to lay before
our readers, while the remainder of them
picked up what was left Of the afflicted
Jones.
In the course OF the melee, Lola tore up two
checks (paid to her as her salary for two
evenings, one for SS5 and the otkcr for
5000 for the purpose of giving those pres
ent, full reason to understand that abe was
not a%ctuated by any love to the filthy lucre.
Jones left for New York on the following
morning, a good deal the worse for wear
EXTRAORDINARY O~uTRAGE.---Thc ST,
Louis Republican relates the particulars o
an Infamous outrage which occurred in CLARK
Co. Mo-, at a recent quarterly conference
Of the Methodists. Just us the morning OK
e%rcises were finished, a DR.. Trabue came W
10 Rev. C. II Kelly, presented a pistol unt
laying his hand upon him, said "you are my
prisoner, cross your haDds,I nm the Marsha
Of Missouri" Kelly was charged with be
ing an escaped convict from the penitcntiar!
of Iowa, aud in spite Of the representation
that he was preaching in Clark County a
the time alleged, DR.. Trabue persisted il
taking him away,
After Keily's hands were tied and his leg
chained, Trabue said "this man has stolcI
a horse, and III take him to Justice" IL
was taken out of the house, -notwithstaud
ing the remoustrance of his friends, place
upon a horse, and secured by n chain beini
pissed under the horse and fastened on eac'
foot with u heavy paddock.
The pretended Marshal and his assistant
proceeded rs rapidly as possible to For
Madison, Iowa, where the p%enitentiary is 10
! Gated, and presented their victim to tn
/ keeper. He ut once declared that he wa
not the man sought for-onc Charles Fl
Kelly, who had escaped from the pcnitentia
: ry-and that he bore no resemblance to him
= lie was of course discharged; but he mus
have all the mcekness of n true Christian
t he permits the pretended Marshal and hi
posse, to escape from exemplary damage
{ for the wrongs done him.-Cin. Gas.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

ESeLIsu GAHDESs.---A correspondent Of
the National l%ntelligcncer writes:
"The cxten, Of these gardens round Lon
don, required to supply the two million aud
q quarter OF eaters here, will hardly be credit.
cd. Within a radius of Is miles from Lon.
don there are W hundred thousand acres
Of land in the hands of market gardeners
all luboring for the Lonoon market. Ten
thousand loads Of turnips, 100, 900 sacks Of
peas, 10000, 900 heads Of celery, 40, 600, 900
cabbages, and 1000 tOnS of water crosses.
are said to be sold annually in Convent Jar
den market alone, to say nothing OF the po-
t~atocs, carrots, bcets, onions, herbs Of all
kinds. &c, which are Sold in Immense Quan.
%tities."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
MONDAY, TILED DAY.

This morning, Nv. Bradley referred to
several decisions bearing upon the question
raised on Saturday. The District Attorney
then proposed to produce 'urth er evidence
on the point. and the journal of thc Board
# Commissioners was sent for In the
mean while, the Hon. George Evans was
sworn, who identified the memorial and other
papers, as those before the Commissioners
OH Mexican claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
A LBERT II. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA POSITIVELY THE LAST SALH

LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A POSITIVELY THE LAST SALH
of valuable lots in
WEST FLUSHING.
TO ACCOMMODATES ArrESD
gales q %L tss gFoPfr'E k fe sh' gF'und
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 81, and November l.
IL O'Clock DAY, AT THE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA SITES,
situated in the beautiful village OF
WEST FLUSHING,
On the line Of the New York and Flushing Railroad the
depot which will be this property and when completed
will be with twenty minutes ride Of the city Of New York
Harrisburg the village half hour during the day.
and the Frshng from New York land within
mile Of this beautiful property The streets have all been
surveyed graded in the by the at
whose also the Park and Lake about Ave
being ornamented and to be completed by
next spring The hundreds who have examined this
the best location and possessing more advanaE
other property offered in the vicinity of N These
200 lots to be sold the balance remaniu uusod OF 500
recently offered at auction the 800 having been bought first
class purchasers who intend to improve then Immediately
Also large handsome. and venient mansion house,
formerly occupied by William Hendrc kson, containing
high ground in the village Of West Flushing having view
Of Flushing the with about three Of
land and all the outbudngs consisting of barn. carriage
house. stables sheds &C. This Of the best
lit immediate occupancy. has offered this
season.
Persons wishing visit ground purpose Of
with tickets for either steamboat stages and photographic
-'' ' pARkEk tiIiof No; Is N..s.u street.
or ALBEIT H. sp NicoLAY, Ancsions sss''''
No. 40 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, &c.

NR0WELL8 0RNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing without rivetsAn entire article unriyalled
for simplicity durability and economy adapted any style
foot less than can be put up the rivet principle The
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
buildings Ssnn and vault doors shutters brackets
desk railing door and window guards Foundry foot Of
Forty sixth street North river Castings all descriptions
be at their warerooms 70 Duane street. few doors
east of BROADWAY. ' -" S.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
rEM YORK BERLIN. IRON FURNITURE Works.

IN WIN. Bachelor, formerly Of No. IS Duane street
respectfully apprses his friends that having completed
IAngements for business connection under the nam
and nrm Of W. Bachelor Co.. he will continue ths man
uaoture Of Iron furniture In all Its branches upon soae
corresponding with the increasing demand Nos and
" Duane street. The establishment will command ~ ali
ues the freshest specimens and patterns of the
sSs vii make soh mproyenen Be
variety style and price, w. B. cordially invites his old
oustomers In the city and country to visit his
Soss mirrors pttoon door and window guards
IRE stands cribs cradles, centre tables &o Once and
rsrooms IN connection with the Now York Foundry and
non hsnne company Nos. 70 and 81 Duane street. few
seprs efsp Oh croa9way W. T. BACHRLOR co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

WILL BE PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, THE 18th
w instant spirited litbograpb in two tints measuring
IL inches high by 70 inches wdo, entitled Captain In
graham Yndcating American Honor Price, 50 cents
printed in tnts the same beautifully coored ST. The en-.
craving represents the soop St. Louis ready
rake the brig Hussar schoone and barber
Of smyrna The scene s an animated giving view OF
Smyrna the distance and boats plying TO shors
An Of the scene says that it anxious mo-
ment every seemed awaiting to whether
BILE words Of lngraham would he carried out-Gontcmen
the man must be given into hands ON shore
the time 50 great the enthusiasm elected BY this he.
people OF port he visited Whom he visited alt hs
English officers carried him in their arms Liberal ds.
great orders should be sent onos nsare early re-.
csipt GEO. :; APPLETON, prn seller No. $50 Broad
way NB-Ordcrs incloeing the above will be
forwarded by mail free Of charge for the above
cents extra. ~'s "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

n d. NASH, AUCTIONBER-STORE3 $40 BROADWAY
~. Mortgage sale this day, Saturday, October ~ at
o'clock M at Nos 1T and 10 Grand street. large lot
of machinery, DC consisting Of twenty horse power
steam engine boiler and appendages four ink mills
hydrostatc press Napier pn press
two card printing front machines Washington printing
press two pair metallic card rollers four
printing backs and fronts Of playing cards all the hafns
connected with the machinery in said building all the
pipes for heating said building and apparatus belonging
the said establishment, all the stock manufactured in pro-
Of manufacture and manufactured in said establish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.


NOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
" jewelry-GEO. c. ALLEN, importer, Ne. IL Wxl
steest Broadway, second floor.
JuRGENsEN WATCHES.
Warranted perfect time keepers FROM $50 10 $3.50
Duplex and levers, from. Observation-Disclosures. 125 to as
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second watches for timing horses @ to $50
cHRoNoMErERs
Splendid pocket chronometers, perfect time
-, HIGHT DAY wAToHEs,
Wnicn run eight days with winding. lao to l85
ENAMEL
TOT inoie6, some In hunting S5 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
Fer ladies, some in magic cases. ............. IS to SOC
which change into three different watches 100 70 l7s
WATCHES WHICH
And turn the hands without q key .... as Ia IAN
ALL KINDS OF WATCHES VERY 10 PRfcEs.
Lme gold epine Watches four holes jewelled ga
Cold enamelled watches FOR the ladies
Gold English patent levers. -, IS
oliver patent levers IS low -. ID
Silver detached levers nc low -. -. IA
DIAMONDS.
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings and orosses
ssr sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings, gold
Keys and seals, gold and pencils gold and silver thin
blss bracelets breapins cuff pins lockets earrings gold
and silver spectaole gold toothpioks charms chatesn
Sterling silver spoons forks pie knives napkin rings
frSis Knives wedding cake knives, 40; ,,,
Watches and tewelry exchanged All watches warranted
- Keep good time, or the money returned.
Kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
- best a. much less than the usual prices by
Dtstss stee Of sbsxEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
1OHN l.. vANDEwATEI
81 pEXATER 4 TURNER

John I. yANpLWATER, AUcrIoNEERIBY VAN,
q DEWATER Enthusiastically November !, ~ u
o'clock at the Merchants and positive sale
J.-:.y, = = siose truss 70 De
sold Tuesday Nov and Thursday Nov at u H., At
the hsrshan Exchange Said prspsrsy bounded on the
Psaic river and about an equal distance from Pates2n
principal factories At whch employed about hands
possessing high and COMMANDING visw. and one q The
springs afordng quality Of water not to be surpassed
presenting fine opportunity TO all who wish 10 avail them
selves Of temporary residence The property
partly there being number Of houses already
erected and enanted The Paterson the most
fourishpg places in the State and spirit Of
terprse unegualled and place Of residence rnral
and convenience will vie with other
place in the vicinity Of New York. The population Of the
city and vicinity Is Cars and thrsugh
Paterson almost every hour Of the day The Erie Railroad
laying double track through to Paterson which will DO
peed in about month when the price OF commute
ton will be reduced to $40 The Plank Road Company
viii be completed saordng very pleasant drive from
this city Size Of lots 25xl01 Title indispuabe. Terms
liberal For further particulars ng.irs Of DicLey Isq
at the office Of the 10 Nassau street, corner
Of Pine opposite the Custom House Maps are now ready
9fthe city Of Pater lots Of ground each xlCo On
cation Of property see map Of city Of Paterson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
DRY GOODS, &c.


ElOREIGN sHAwLs.-rHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the attentonEof adessand all connosseurs Of really
shaw 10 superb variety just imported for the fall trade
and embracing everything that rich, beautiful and
Some magnificent specimens Of Persan Delhi Deoosn and
other Eastern predictions will DO found embodied in this col
lection, together with exquisite assortment of French
cashmere broohe and Canton orapo shaw in every oon
seivabe design me would especially present public NOTICE
feature In the shawl trade net heretofore introduced ink
lhis countryside fabric being Of pure camcs hair but
actured France that extraordinary Frcr CHI invention
The needle oom" the work Of which approximates
10 that Of India M TO require the scrutiny to deeo
cited. GEO. BULPIN,
rereign Shawl and Cloak Warehouse s6l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

MADAME vETAULT, III BROADWAY, INFORMS
M the ladies that she has just received steamer Hum
todt great variety Of winter goods and that her exhib
zion will take place on Thursday, 18th October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

AUCTIONERR. = FIRST
ATER 4 TURNER will sen
tho Club Rooms, ITO d lis
on Of the attorney for the
all Of the manufacture Of Z
. part Of oak suits in greer
sh, rosewood suits in greet
chairs, mahogany sofas, In
in green cloth, mahogany
* and cherry tables, rose
$, mahogany and walnut
on crib, marble slabs and
o whole forming q fine as
Deposits required from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

TOHN l.. vANDEWATER,
81 class furniture. --VANDEW
on Wednesday, November ., At
Grand street, under the direct
mortgages, first class furniture,
w. Hutchings, ESQ, consisting /
plush, rosewood snits in red plu
and gold, brocatelle, rosewood
hair cloth. mahogany tables
dining tables. 81 feet 6 inches, o,
wood marble top centre table
marble top dressing bureaus, In
brackets, looking glasses, &C., III
sortment Of desirable furniture
strangers. Catalogues now read.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

ToHN L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-BULB0US
roots this day Saturday at II O'clock az tho auction
room No Is Nassau street. (vAnderschoots S0nsD In hne
order consisting Of hyacnhs tulips aarossus &c in let's
TO suit purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

WE SOLICIT AN INSPECTION OF OUR SILKS MERI
MA nos, esshmere muslin do LANES ysenciss and wooen
GEM In styles as adopted in Paris. A. KERR CO.,
w Broadway, three deere teleH EIb street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
II D. NASH, AuCTIONEER. -MoNnAY nCronrn d

y. 10 A. NJ, Sherf's sale OF cnsve restaurant az
Nos ITO and liz Grand street, consisting in part Of kitchen
and cooking utensils knife cleaner copper cooking
preserves silver plated forks spoons carving butter and
other Knives tea and coffee pots casters large lot Of dish
e plates cups and saucers cut and plain glassware
bers gobiet &c. contents Of bar bar fixtures 49, &C. IL
Se norar hes, GIN and the wines
Also, the right title and interest OF Benjamin w. Kmba
in and to certain morgsgd property said prem
FREDERICK l.. VULTE Ueputv al arig
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'R.-SECOND HAND FURNT-

ture carpets olcloths, 0o chairs &C.. &c.Ths day,
Saturday October 90 at 10s o'clock au tion rooms
~ Beekman street. large assortment Of
ture, from family who removing IL will comprise
cloths, beds mattresses &c 40 Also 200 chairs Of
patterns. sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER,
~. Store $40 Broadway,
sHERIFr'S SALE OF SPLENDID PANORAMA,

The valuable and ammoth geographical panorama the
Father Of Waters tho Mississippi river from M mouth the
grand and beautiful falls of St. Anthony embracing midday
sunset and moonlight views of its bold and magnificent
scenery This Of the Father Of Waters
tho most splendid production Of this age and
will be positively sold on Saturday next BY D. D. NASH
under the direction Of the Sheriff. at the aut,n ROOM No
$40 Broadway, where u can be seen at any time.
THOMAS CARLIN, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

LBERT a. NIcoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grove Fort Hamilton aiming from TO three
each dsomey shaded with forest treesAlbsr H. Moo
lay will sell 1t auction, Saturday Oct - at o'clock
On the ground sixty five l.r. elevated yill. sitss
with forest and having view Of the lan
ito Ocean, New Jersey Staten Island Now York Bay New
rounding country This property e adjoining The 800 plots
cold auction and private sale within the last months
andfsevera buildings in Of erection and large
HNALss : time.
oessble BY and stages the The
tenplaedraroad will directly through this properly
Seventy five per cent remain mortgage Abstract Of
title furnished TO purchasers free Of charge tickets BY
steamboats, and stages also and further
furnished by application to w. Barker and J. Sanders
No. Nassau street. Albert II. NicolAy aucteneer ~
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

CORPORATION SALE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, that public sale by auction held At
the Corporation Yards Thursday the 10th
her Of such goods have been removed
yharves and slips Of the city that
have remained In the yards unredeemed by the
the h day Of October last and ssng Of CARTS
sleds old iron lumte iron columns casks pig
building and blue stone railroad iron coal Sale
at the yard in Rvins rect Goerck
in Jane street Washington at o'clock Catalogues
he obtained the office Of the
of Chambers and Centre Streets at Peter Parks ii
all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
LIQUORS, &C
ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS PREWsTRK FROM PHILADELPHIA TuNDppn
M her services 70 the ladies and gsntsmsn q this 80
astrsogy, l.vs and Law mAters nterpfstng dFsans ~
va tell tho name q tho LADY Or gentleman ley
drest Of Bcweey. Ladies, % osnts; ssnAis1sn ~
N0TICE-MRs. II. R0EDER NO lao wISr MON
svx true information on Al interesting AFFAIR." through LIE
came lady shat formerly resided for many ysaS & Veee1
syeek ~ - Azaity.
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FINE ARTS.

lust UBLISHED-CAPTAIN JNGRAHAM,S POR.
trait. For sale at G. r. QUNTHER'S IL North william
street y = - $500
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NIFFANY CUTTING, S2l BROADWAY, ARE NOW
Offering most complete assortment Of beautiful shs
drees goods French all wool paids merinos aoes embro
deries shsls cloaks, mantlas, and CHOICE India
low prices, - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

DUssELL w. WEST CoTT, AUCTIONRER-HAND-
IN household furnture-R. W. Westcott will soil
Monday at 10 O'clock at sales room, Y Eighth avenue
moved for Of sale consisting Of nine TAPESTRY
ingram carpets bureau CENTRE pier and tables
elegant sofas setes and lounges mahogany and wal
nut bedsteads hair mattresses and feather bed' any
velvet hair CLOTH gilt mirrors elegant
shower bath with Of rookey china cutlery and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLoAKs, MADl X.
prcss TO the subscrbers order for Astcla city retail
nd Will be opened and displayed to-day ~ ths Paris Man
Lyons velvet pain and and nns ladies
cloth Also now ready endless variety Of The fashionable
oth tamss and hlibuser for which there hiss been late
" 90 great . demand GRO. BULPIN, 6l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

DY JOSEPH HFGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER-TUESDAY,
ID Nov at II o'clock A. NJ st the Of Pacific
and Franklin averue near the railroad depot Bedford
Brooklyn general assortment Of genteel parlor chamber
aud kitchen furniture also excellent mich valu
BILE Indian pony &C. Catalogues at the sales The
house to let; possession nediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

RRAECH MCDONNELL, AUCTIoyEERs, lls Full
- ton and S Ann street. will sell their stores on
Monday October 81 01s ocloci 70 pay advances TO-
viz - suites Of rosewood and mahogany furniture; 10
sofa sitting chairs and 10 mahogany rocking ohairs
walnut wash stands 10 ma hogauy marble TOD centre
pier and sofa tables retaries and library bookcase
and rosewood dressing bureau rosewood meodeons Car
harts patent Also second hand bureaus bedtas wash
stands Brussels and ingram carpets chairs looking glasses
stoves, 80. :" e--'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

r. ". HOLMES, AUCTIoNEER,-sALEo OF ELEGANT
~. household furniture piano forte, &C. C. W. HOLMES
will sell Monday October 3ls at 0 O'clock all the
nture In the four story house. l2l between
Sixth and Seventh consisting elegant
and mahogany suites Of paror furniture in satin, brocatee
and pr rosewood and
forte elegant rosewood marble top centre tables
stands card work. and side tables
try Brussels and carpets marble top bureaus
washssnds French and cottage bestead best hair and
mon mattresses lounges In hair cloth and damask
gany spring seat chairs twenty five fine oil paintings
cravings gilt china tea and tce tete SETS silver plated
rich china extension dniug tables
kitchen furniture &C. Catalogues the morning OF sale