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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
ANOTHER INSTANCE eE cANDoR

To ID. &. MokSHrAp, NJ, D.. { on. Ast. for ~
JnRisItE. New lo :.
Dear Sir.-Being a physician IA the vicinity Of
one Of your Agents, Aase been Tauch graiihsd n
the examination OF YOUR Galvani, Cu-atises. and
highly pleased with their practical rcsuits- have
observed that they CONSTRUCTED e. the true soiea
tic principle for the s.E. sJs, .SSr'i shi ec'|
.fp,.ai deyelopmcnt of the Gavanic CrTcat thsreoy
filing dsideratum long sought for Int hereioicrs
unknown. ! chcerlully recommend ihei" :sr ihe
alienation and cure OF those distressing eisnen'
called NrRvors AIMS. icr wh.cl tEey ars -
happily and ingcniouSly designed
Very truly Yours. DAVID RICE, " D.
Leycrctt Mass, February -, is3n
nS- No trouble or Inconvenience aite lcs TIE 40
of DIR CIIRISTTE'S G.iLI.lNIC CCs.sTIpES
and they NAV he worn by the most ieeoss AID deu
cato with perfect case ami safety. In Ss;y csss
the sensation attenl!H., their use is hsar rrnssdi
and Agreeable They arc accCmpanici ty ir.l ano
plain direc tons ior use. Pamphlets with iIli ~
tculars may te obtained gratis. oi the aGA';@]
Agcu
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
PIANO AGENCY.

"AVlNG been appointed Agent for The sale
o. the cele.ua, Il Pianos manufactured by
GEO. VGfssT. Phil:ad.,
the undersigned rould he happy TO supply any
c,tz"ns ~ 'he Su-qu" hanna roGujiy uho na,
i..SiTe an lnsiTuuieHi weli msd' he iai. -
I:alrovrn.. ni> fwn o. these In-trn'n, III. hn, =
aeis been in,toduccd :l.to i.ev,.hurc To which
an happy 10 I.ier an, oha. The t'ia,ios are
are warranted sn,. # nj satis'actnr, Oh r,a fr
year, they may b" rychangrd Prices reason.
able FIR NNGtS ]. GESSNER
Lew;sburg Feb "a 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GER, GASTRIC JgjlCE.

DREPAEED from EENNET or the Fourth sTONAtH
OF THE OK sfter directions by BARON LiEBiS, the
great pyso,og gicai Chemist. by }. ). uouGuTuN, NJ D.
rlnln,i-iIhia Pa.
..I DIGEST" Such is tho tru" meaning OF The word
rErSlN. IL is III" chief element "r Great Dig SUM
irintipr III Gfstric .Iuic liz NisoEEot the It"a tii'
fginy Pc rr,y. aud Nim"fI''Bg Agent Il the sto
Intesnc-. u j. trac'cf from, III" Digestive
S;ora h Il thr Ok. tins frmiUr fGCE DfUEaIlVt
FLCIp r,ci,ey like the rnturi G"sri" ui"" in it'
Chemical powers aud rurI,i-ling CoMrLt1E and
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE fr II.
This i. y aTuRE> OWN LEMLDf for an unhealthy
stomach. No art oi ',ai It> cur'tiv- powers
u ...nrrins ALCOHOL ElrrEHS. ACIDS. or NAu'
SEOCS DRUGS II is mry agreeable to the taste
and bc taken ly the most -r,e pati.n who can
take n wat rracfrr without arut distress Beware
of DnCGGED INVITATIONS. Pcrsin is NOT DRUG
Call On the Agents. and get bc>cripvc Circular, era
It's giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Lei iS Animal Chemistry pr Combc's by ,ioo-y
Digestion DR. rrrrra Ford and IGei DR. John W
Draper Of new York UNIVERSITY. i'TnT Dun r-inson's
Physiology Prof Siliinan. Of Yale Cole-" Er Carren
rs Ph.i"o-y &c together with reports of CURES fr
Ill parts of tlic Uuiiri states
Aycnts-Dr THORNTON e CHRIST, Lew
ishprr Eoshong hntes, Hcw berlin; W. Firing
Sunhury. lyi5l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
A Word about the "CkTonicle. T"

Over 500 weeks has this journal now
been issued, aud four weeks will conclude
its sirth year under its present ADMINISTERS
ton. Abou. half Of its 262 original pat
1ons' names remain upon the subscription
book. The CHANGES the past year have
been Is follows:
Subscribers removed location Is
do (new) obtained lis
do discontinued and paid
up like men 81
do runaway or "stopped"
... without paying up IL 63
Nett increase 5G
The "runaways" owe us about SIS.
We send papers to Europe, Asia, Can.
ada, aud % States and Territories.
Assuming that every paper We print has
Ifse readers, the Chronicle has over $500
hearers congregation which is punctual
il bad as we'll as in fair weather, and is
larger than that of the most faithful prea-
cher or the most eloquent lecturer, (but
the salary considerably less)
Since the Chronicle came into our hands,
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or Is per ccnt.-The number of workmen
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our patronage has increased, our prcfts
have not.
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premises is, that WE MUST RAISE OUR
RATES OF CHARGES, or our readers must
obtain an increase Of PATRONAGE. The
napers above US on the West Branch, and
some on the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges. We choose to
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trusting that We may be favored with such
On increase of Subscribers. Advertising,
and Job Work, as may enable US to keep
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In almost every neighborhood, within
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

when all hope of relief had hccn given up. ar
thing else been tficd in vain, The bereiicial .esus
which have uniformly attended their use coat
IDENTIFY stated he iihout a parallel in the aaa.A
of Medical Science. Clergy men laHyers and evsa
physicians ladies of the highest standing ti,,in
guishel persons holding elevated official stations
merchants. manufactures and mechanics the poor
and the Iich alike; o;icn " hole families among al
claseee, ranks and conditions, have equally he-n
cipienis and have equally acknow LEGGED the von-
arous and oten uneN ected beueltS which they have
thus received
Be- Let II bc known anl remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Gaiv snis3
anu that in all Nery Gus Diseases should
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

flWE undersigned continues the LIVE
RY BUSI.NESS at The Did Stand
un North Thl,d ST., near Market, ana
respectfully solict> The patronage OF hi
friends and the public generally.
CHARLES +. HESS.
Lewisburg, May %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

tsu'ccssCr 10 A. flDl-b
NO.l6i, Chestnut Street, Sro'm's Bailding,
PHILADELPHIA,
INTENSIVE MrsIc PuBLIsHER and Dealer
IN MusIcal Instruments of every dcscrip-
unn--eXcu>ivc Agent for the sale of Hallet
bavi-A Cos S(Bosion) Patent Suspension Bridge
L0Adl and other
PIANOS,
IGilbcrt's Boudor Planes. Meiodeons, Martin 5
Guitars, Harps, VioIins, Sheet Music. Music
Books. etc.
Residents o! the country will be supplied BY
nigH or otherwise with any music they may
wish. al a. low rates as If purchased IN person.
Having one of the largest stocks ia The United
States, feel confiden. OF satisfying all who
NAV favor me with a call or order
Dealers in Music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let. Secondhand Pianos for
sale. lyi73
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
Lightning Rods.

4 r IEk many years close investlgafCn ana
"A numerous experiments, the Patente, takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
nir,re,! At the tue principle al protecting families
dwellings, and wcisrt, from the destructive int'u-
s"es sa. o. IrGH .na ne SoS sa.s%'"'
victim to annually, thro' the gross negligence oi
lis inhalitsnts is hey ond Calculation. especially
when the remedy is SO easy to Obtain--this L.
foun! in
ARMITAeE's
l)a!ent alaaueiir Eisbiilius Rcos.
and 10 this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
! Professors NJ Mur,rie, Johnson, w alor and many
others that have examined them. recommend and
speak Of them IN the highest terms OF appreciation.
, and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this any other county for the protection
! OF Lives and Property. One advantage Is TO divide
and throw back part OF the e'ciTic fluid harmless
10 The clouds in time OF a stroke this enables the
! rod TO conduct that portion OF fluid that belongs
! 10 the earth without the siich'e-t danger Of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing is IN
Vine 81. 3 doors aJore 18th, Philadelphia.
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARNITAGE.
O.ders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success
ully used by the follow ing Individuals. companies
and corporations, whose names are cheeriuliy
submitted
In and IEi'ad.iph.G.--A & g. Roberts. Georg'
santznger, Judge BouyIer judge Conrai j. Muliord
John Home I. {. Clancy J. BIcnrer. t. Oakley, Cora'
l,gcrsOi, n" Blockey Amshouse. Anderson Brothers
L. J. l.. nr.nt John Noiman. Thos. ,irover Bate
lioons H. Ginkrrs IL Slmns' MS rhos. Mott Co. MI
Downing. j. +. Greer, j. W. Watson. C. Humphreys, )
Ripley Co, J. NyniaD. H. iinrieu, }. Oyensbe, q. PEI
Per. Mr. Sharrlc-s. Mr. Martin Durbi.y, }. Brinkry
Mr. DAWSON. DR.. Paul. II. Co, j. wInepenny
Il. Miller the K,d Bank Hotel. the U. s. Arsenal, IN
SpIing Garden Commissioners Hall.
IN The .19ts # Ns,c Jrssy-';eorcc CrsIin. Juds
MCalt. judge Dayton, John Netman, DR.. IL. MNurt,
Benz. Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing.
! IN Union COLNTT
l. Nr,N'y Tp.Nark Half Jenny. Wm. Foster John 1Iaa
. Michael Peters, Jacob Smith, David Fiiman, Rrube
n Mcuch, George kieckn.r. Ns,c B.yin-Codrt IIous
: and Commis oncrr' Uilice L,nest,rs Tp-iohn Eee
Il Jitipn 7i.-Dr. Charles wilson Udhtny'om 7p-Loh
" kun,z Simon kuntz. Frn Tp.-Isaac Cou!dron. WIN
Dee, 7p.-Mirhaei Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
CHEAP WINDOW SHADE
Depot and Manrtactory

s. w. CORNER AncH ANo SECOND STREETs,
Phif1Tciohic.
LIVERY variety Of shades. Wholesale and
i Ratall. such as Scroll, Flower Gothic
fignet,e. OIL and Dry Landscapes, are 10 he
had at the loves prices for quality Of work.
Orders f,r Gilt I'iain Store, Lrtered and 9th
e- Shades executed at short nn'ice
Merchants and others are in.itei 10 give rs
a cali. We rTA try 10 pLeost
BraSseS. Trimmings, &c, always on hand
Renemhsr :. w. corner Second and Arch
Streets, rh,ia+-ipfi;a.
Feb II, lS53--Gm16f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

Iu The Legi,,ature Of Georgia, last week q,
Q bill was III. soduccd to change the name
Of Mary Doxy Dolly Ann Lewis, to Mary
Dolly Do1y Ann I.app.-Encha"ye.
According to our notions, her name
ought TO have been loppoi, rather than
Lapped.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

Christie's Ca;yanir and Magnetic CurafIves,
have beea quietly working their way among the
mos. intelligent and respectable classes. and ere
constantly achieving cures IN an alarming train Of
diseases which have for ages bnif.ei all the AID Of
medicine and all the resources OF Science These
ai
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

CuyIER.-It was said tha: so extraor-
din.ry was the skill of Cuvier, that if be
oulv saw the tooth OF an animal, he could
rive not only the class and order Of the
animal in question, but the history of its
habits. The following an,cdote of quick
and cool examination Of 4 parsonage whom
most people would not think Of submitting
70 scientific research,is decidedly rich. He
once saw in bis sleep the popular repre-
seuta.ion of Satan advancing towards him,
.nd threatening to ca, him. Eat me-"
exclaimed the philosopher, as he examined
the 6eud with the eye of a naturalist; and
then added, "E"rns, hoof,! Graminicer-
ovs! Needn't be afraid Of him ~
The editor Of the New Orleans P;cayune,
speaking of 4" model subscriber to that
paper, says:
1--WE have OH our subscription list the
name of one gentleman, who has taken th'
Weekly PIC ,yaae ever Since 1859, and las
Dot ouce, during that period, that We re
member. found t..uit with the appearance oi
oouten,s Of The paper, or complained of be
ing Irr-:ularly served By the mails ILL.,
psid Ii. irs: year sub,crip'l"n in advance
anc raS not paid anything since.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

The Lu'beran Observer says there arc
,tso e.rsss from which every church ought
70 be free the one is debt, and the other
ia. facd. The latter is the greater of the
-ss". ''a' VIC ought to aim At deiiveranee
3foD bv,h ---
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

FovIss,.n his excellent history of plants,
notices the virtue Of hemp ,has iucoutin-
emily:
"By this cordsge ships are guided, bells
are ruug, beds are corded, and rogucs are
kept in awe"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23
$4,000 PER SON
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

,nsi"d."s Gil classes and conditions, AMONG
whom were 4 large number Of Ladies who rpc a
lIarly subject TO Nervous Complaints. have been
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

When A.'lz Mon.ess ,'aias was on tire,
II . '.'d thatthe King ( Bnvar;. ordered
TIE engines which were playing Of i. to he
e,nsestly supplied With cologne water.
1sssss plisntry - i eA.at1y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-23

DEEDS Of . superior form. fv ssIs ss the
~ ChR0nieis sdcs, e,s single. e0e pu dos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

I'm sU0ss Al wAss's IAAzs-Cbrsasr Gamble pro-
eesdsd 70 Wards IanA yesterday end he,d inquest
upon the body OF The man who Wa found hanging
sass o. Thursday nssnses - reported IN paper OF
native q Germany Who had bssa upoo the island for
some time prsvioasy; and his mlnd becoming affected
b ran from his bed And committed suicide We publish
The principal testimony taken-
Charles islnger dsPosed+ reside Wards Island;
Wednesday evening the deceased complained OF sore
throat; about six O'Clock he put TO bed In about
two and hall hours afterwards he got up and got a
knife he said TO some persons that he would cut his
throat The nurse went to him and took away the knife
she asked him what he wanted to cut his throat for
said he did not wish to live any longer he then put
to bed again The Witness here detailed how the
was put under restraint and at about FIVE O'Clock on
Thursday morning he induced the nurse to free him. In
short time after he got up, and suddenly from the
house. Search made for him in vain by the aten
dants At length Mr. Riddle Warden at the island
number OF boys and his eless body discovered
in hlr. Webb's stable hanging from beam in the loft
IL appears the unfortunate secreed him en there
went up to the loft and taking the head stall from
horse, made running moose, and hanged himself
After hearing medical and other testimony the jury
rendered a verdict of suicide by hanging.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

!. RIO On JlNdRO, Zee 8 NJ.
tne arrival on the 9Th instant OF H. NJ mship Cen
'sur from the River Pstte pieces us in possession of
eccoun rom buenos Ayres 70 the 18th and from Monte
lhe iat accounts from the Buenos Ayrean expedition
against Urquiza IL that they have not met with The sue
cess they anticipated that the province Of Eutre Ro
not disposed to frst@rnlse with them. ana Thai
wherever Uruiza moved he was acknoo Iedros fs,iss
Magistrate and President. ~
The U. g. ship Congress Com M.Keeyer and ,ore
Relief, are now In port
The ID nseaBt being the anniversary OF the ymneror
birth day, his 9th year the day was one Of great n
teicing and vast display Some 900 troops were re-
viewed In the Campo de santa Anna. The Emperor hs.
bpt tres children, being all girls, but coming
D %. ~ Ir-4f f.ft
va zbsr.iy bsfsus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
hlarTle0.

On Sunday evening Feb 0, in tho Cannon street B,p-
tist church. by Rev. Herman Eddy, Mr.. VIM H. LEa-
orIr TO Mhs ANNA N. ORR both of this city.
On Wednesday evening Feb. 0, by the Rev. d s. Par.
melee Mr.. RCBT. HARpKR to Miss MARIA HoRAy all of this
city.
Rhinebeck papers please cory.
Al Comac, L. L., by Plat Il. Hubs, Justice Of the
Peace, Mr. ORLANDO &. DARLING Of Smithtown /. H. TO
Miss CARosmK daughter Of H. Wilcox ESQ., Of the city
Of Brooklyn.
At the residence of Alderman VIM. Fl. Cornell, 81 Sc
coud street Thursday, Feb. 10, by Alderman Nn. NJ
Txted, Mr. JAMES H. SANDERS to MARY T.. MEYEss, both
of this CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
CLOTHING.
MATRIMONIAL.

"ANTED. A GOOD LOOKING, AND WEALTHY
w young man, from Georgia, wishes TO form an al
lance with handsoane and agreeable young lady ca4~
address for The next few days with recommendations ana
likeness, II possible, GEO. NORMAN Fredericksburg Va
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM ILADrTPHIA, TENDERS
1vl her services TO the ladies' and gon een OF thi<
city In astrology love- ard law matters intcrpretlnr
DRAINS &c by books and science constantly relied on
~ Napoecn and will tell the OF tho lady or entIs
NAV they VIII marry a's" 'he nsme Of ~" ,iii-rl Re-
efty ceuts xentsass, enc dsa~<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
%Nl William Irving Co. viii sell as auction Satur.
Cay, February l2h nj lOH o'clock at 400 Pearl street
Rose the stock and fixtures OF the above store
lots to suite the trade and Others comprising bonnet rib
millinery hid gloves, I-le thread, silk and WOODEN do
silk hsndkerchies, French linen do, German do gimp.
and fringss combs and general assortment ofthrcsd
and needle articles general assortment Of toys togeth
er with the fxtuc glass show eases stools mirrors &C.
M y. BUTLER, AuCToNEgI- RECEIVERS SALE
ISl. OF the Stock Fixtures and Contents of Grocc-
A. NJ, at Tompkinsynle (Qa rantine) staten Island,
viii be sold the premises the entire stock fixtures
and contents Of the grocery store Of NJ MeKson Co,
spices, coffee champagne, clare. and other Wines
dy, gin, shsAes also quantity Of superfne -four and
straw ne ALSO large assortment Of mems and boys
boots and shoes ladies shoes and oyershoes dry goods
and ready made clothing also paints oils and celors
and hardware, ngethsr With s the counters scales and
weights, shelving standing casks glass cases and IA
lures Of every Kind, SC, &c., Also five wagons, set
OF double faFnes tao sts OF singles harness. and
blsek horse. Terms Of sale CASH
CHARLES l. PORTER, Receiver.
ID W whSicoTr, AUCrIONEER---NoRTSAGE SALE
N. ofeegsnt household furniture this Saturday morn
Ing az ii o'clock at 1ft Greenwich avenue, Eighth
avenue, consisting of rosewood bureaus, centre and per
tables Mahogany and walnut tedteods, best hair mat
tresees handsome SOFAS tete te.es, rosewood rockers
ard chair In velvet and harclo.h; French plate
square and oval pier glasses richly carved mahogany AMI
ard centre tables Paris Ieln.ed snd aad table, one
elegant suit marble TOP cuamellod chamber furniture
rich window shades; marble top wash stands toilet
oil painting china vases, &C. No postponernent
J. BUXTON Attorney fer Mortgage.
ID G. KEMP AUCrIoNtfR FURyI.
IL. ture Monday rext, 3: IA Twelfth street. near
Fifth avense, wall the furniture contained the
house above, consisting OF tie usual assortment OF
ps,or chamber and kitchen furniture Byu sse and other
CARPETS mirrors No. which is worthy Of attention
OF houseseepers.
GALE OF GpNpOWJhA-WM. N. B0FHUM, AUG
~ tioneer, VIII ezpote for sae AZ public auction the
public sales room No .ie Fulton street, Brooklyn oppo-
site thc City Hall on Saturday February IL, 1885, at "a
oeoce the following ~ Of gunpovder, consisting OF the
FOLLOWING quantity -
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TelegraplsIc Marine Reports.

BVsTOS, FOO IT.
Arrived--Shp Bennington N0rleans; barks Goldhnch
Mobile Elk. Elm and Nashua Philadelphia; brig, Pana
ma, Messina; Niger, surinam; Evira, Port Prince
Mansanla, Iobasco; Harm, Key West, via Bermuda; In
Taylor Wilmington, NC: Chicopee and Foster, Philade
pbia schrs Isaac Franklin, Malaga Georgana, Bermuda
Simpson, and Pavilion, Savannah Geneva. George
town, SC; Zulmer. Wilmington, NC Charles ever,
Northern Light Homer. and Com Kearney, NYork s
Hustin LOdski, and Lydia, Baltimore.
Cleared-Ship Golden Light San Francisco; brig Helen
T. RYDER. Gibraltar and mkt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Passengers Arrived.

LosDoy--sisp Margaret Esns-Mrs Ashwln, Mr. Wilson
and lazy, MIS- Emma Wilson, hs Hahn, DR. Lehman, Ne
hyer. aDd laAy Myers Mics I-blsw-1s0 in stecraQs
bE.nsY--Shtr netsae--Mrs Nte~nsa u d M seur.ei
u Jan 80, Hoppe, r1po,specAen-ie 10 stesrs.-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTT0N-J. L. VAN.
IL dewater will sell, this day. 10z O'Clock at the
sales room, No. IA Wall street, large assortment of
household furniture consisting every variety to which
the attention OF the trade and private plrs invited
Ako large assortment of second hand furniture Aio
Two fire prOof safes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
THOMAS u ON s,, WILLIAMS III Executors.

"ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCITONEER, WILL SELL AT
IL auction Monday Feb. 14th, at IL O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange splendid residence in West Four
tsenth street. in the vicinity Of Fifth avenue four
In the most modern style with all the latest improve
mens The Lot 81 by III feet house 20 by ca feet three
deep Possession be given 1st Of March, be
FORE $4,000 can remain on bond and mortgage for
term Of years The property be viewed any time
previous to the sale with tickets Of admission 10 be OBJ
tanned al our store No. WAL street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

schr Hsazy Lse, Hs<riA BrsAdywins, Sdays.
Schr 0ive, HSteAins. UassSsthport ny, day, for
Penbrook Ne.
T. schr Henry Fiddemaa Jump, Milford Del 2days
schr William Goodwin, Thompson, Milford Dol, 2dsys.
schr Messenger, Barrow, Provinoetovn, days.
Sloop David Vanams. Williams, Virgins, q days.
sioop Dayton, Decker Virginia, days.
Bark Convoy, -; also, one bark, unknown.
The Boston papers state that great complaint il made
by masters Of vessels account Of tho abenos for the
past five sixweeks Of the light boat at Pollock Rip
place dangerous that should not be without beA-
con to guide the mariner duplicate light boat would
obviste the evil.
Wind at sunset, WNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

TIENRY r. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEI:R. SALE OF
III rosewood and mahogany furniture, to be sold at
auction this day. at ten O'Clock 1t sales ROOM
81 William street. Cedar Henry T. Leeds will sell
above assortment OF rosewood and mahogany fur
niture oil paintings, &c. consisting of bsdstesds bu
resus stands, centre tables, card tables, sofas,
chairs, rockers, lounges, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

VITnIIAM H. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER BROAD
w way lots at auetion.-Two good building lO4s ON
the east side Of Broadway between Eighty third and
Eighty fourth streets, win be sold ut auction Wednee
day Feb 10 at u O'Clock, ut the Merchants Exchange
These lots lie we'll and free from we-each Is feet g.
inches 'front.' by 100 feet deep For particulars apply "a
William II. Franklin, Son Co., Auctionoors, No. 8
Broad street.