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"Without sigh,
change of feature or shaded smile,
He gave his hand to the stern messenger,
And as q glad child seeks his father's arms,
LI....A he.... II

Then you have seen the econcen!ra.ed in
fluence Of this Book. Would you know is
name? 1t is the Book of Books-its au-
thor, God-its theme, Heaven, Eternity.
The Biblel Read it, search it. Let it be
first upon the shelves of your library, and
first in the affection of your h.art. Search
the Scriptures for in them ye think ye
have eternal life, and they are they which
testify of me. OH if. there be sublimity in
the contemplation Of God-if there be gran
deur in the displays of Eternity-if there
be anything enrolling and purifying in the
revelation of man's salvation, search th'
Scriptures, for they are they which testif!
ofthese things" ae
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work." looking around. "0h, l am re-
joiced to see that you are here to see it,"
When we had returned to the house, the
ten years history of struggle, repentance
and reformation was rencounted. Pros
perity was the consequence. The dwell
ling was his, the farm and all. His wife
was happy. The beautiful young girl, al
most a young lady now, was the dirty child
that was crawling on the ground on my
first visit. There werethree more children
now. To crown the whole, he said:
CATER had persevered year in absti-
nence according to that blessed pledge, la
ken on that awful day, on the stool in the
log hut, which rises 10 me often in spec
trail horror. after keeping it sacrediy a
year l committed myself to the church, ol
which my wife, who has been an angel
helping me, was member. Prosperity
attended my worldly business; but thiswa:
not a complete satisfaction: ] Lwantet =
lbe more, aud commenced study fol thC
ministry My dear friend and brother,
am now minister of the everlasting gos
pei. How much, what an inexpressibl'
debt do l owe you'll
We knelt down together on the rich car
pet, instead Of the cold earth, and prayet
as fervently as prayed before, in the LOG
cabin; but in what a different stain! In
stead Of the almost despairing supplication
and the entreaty of forlorn hearts, crushed
to the earth with sorrow-thanksgiving
praises, gratitude now rose spontaneousl.
from our tongues and hearts--O, the hear
of Caesar never swelled with such trium
phant Joy at any of his conqussts, as min
does for any agency in the salvation OF thi
one man, and the hopes of his family.
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BEAUTIFUL APosTRoPHE TO THE BIBLE
We would be pleased to know the author
of the following most eloquent apostrophe
to the Bible 1t appears to have been ad-
dressed to young men. We have seldom
read anything finer:
"Study now to be wise; and in all your
gettings get understanding. And especial
" would urge upon your heart-bound'
soul wrapt attention, that Book upon which
all feelings are concentrated, all opinions;
which enlightens the judgment, while 1t
enlists the sentiments, and soothes the i'm
agination in songs upon the harp Of the
sweet songster of Israel That Book
which gives you a faithful insight into your
heart, and consecrates its character in
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

Such as the keen tooth of Time never touch.'
Would you know the effect of that Book
upon the heart? 1t purifes its thoughts
and sanctfesits joys;itnerves and strength
ems it for sorrows and misbaps of life; and
when these shall have ended, and the twi-
light Of death is spreading its dew damp
upon the wasting features, it breaks upon
the last glad throb the bright and stream
ing light of Eternity's morning. Oh! have
YOU ever stood beside tie couch OF dying
saint. when
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! S. SLAUGHTER, E0ITDR AND PROPRIETOR,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
MADAME MoRRow is, .wIrHoyT ExcEPTIoN. Tnl

MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
been Known. She VIII tell past present and future
events will show your future husband and absent
friends which has asonishsd thousands during her travels
in Europe She seventh daughter OF seventh daush-
es Of her science TO tell their very thoughts
epo the test happiness Of matrimonial bliss She
descendant Of line Oh BACK ior centu
yrt her. All who have been disappointed elsewhere and
those who wish speedy marriage call and hoy
may depend true advice founded the eternal prin
cpies magicsi science rs Droome street. between Can
non and Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
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Il OF twenty OF formerly resident
this city having been absent for several Europe
and having returned derous OF forming the
Of respectable an educated lady, with view TO
matrimony. Tho lady must be OF amiable temper and
young The subscriber owing TO his long absence Inns
Of bis aud therefore has adopted this
method pursuit Of his object be Is serious none but
those need amply. All viii no
stlie es1A@sAtial. A4aress 81 - eni9a square
Post Oclee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

MATKIHONY MADE EASY. OK HOW TO WIN a
NJ lover Professor Lswton Boston formerly Of London,
will send address, receipt Of dollar postpaid
plain directions to enable ladies and gentlemen the
devoted affections Of Of the opposite hex
hearts desire. The process simple, cspti
vatns that All may be married irrespective q age appear
ranged with such and deoacy detection 10 impos
hle Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mes No letters
taken from the poet otcs unless the postage paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

A LBERT II. NIC0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A drawing room furniture made by De Forrest Foren
tine marble and rosewood centre tables rich silk damask
valances, pier glass paintings &cA IL. Nicelay Co will
sell at auction this day. rhursdayJ April 20 at halfpas
10 o'clock, at ii o'clock at the redence Of Geo. r. Put
Eco, who is about moving to the counryJ 92 East
Sixteenth street. elegant drawing furniture consist
ing Of Brussels carpets rosewood sofa velvet
made by De Forest nearly rosewood chairs in do
made London rosewood centre table elegant Forentne
PIE velvet modern sty made by dc Forests ricn lit
frame pier glasses marble slab and brackets silk damak
valances purple and gold with tasses &c lace curtains
original landscape by Talbot Scene Of Trenton Fails and
other works Of Also the chandeliers bracket8c
A. NICOI.AY
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vyrM Writer'S AUcTIoNEER Will, SELL, ON

WM WITTERs AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
w Friday at2 o'clock at Isl Canal street. all the
feel parlor chamber and kitchen furniture Of family
breaking up housekeeping, consisting Of mahogany
piano, ga octayes gilt frame mirrors oil paintings win
dow curtains bookcase glass chandelier and pipes
and brackets mahogany and rocking chairs do. dining,
tea and centre table rich painted vases clock
cutlery plated trays urns forks and do tea set
elegant tapestry and other carpets ocloths hat rack
amp stair rods and carpet mahogany gothic bedsteads
hair mattresses feather beds pillows bedding marbetop
dressing bureaus and wasLstnds toilet sets wardrobe,
dining room, and kitchen furniture; also large and
match.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA furniture pianoforte, H. Nicolay will sell at
auction on Friday April q at l0 oe,ek at the sales
consisting of mahogany suit yellow satin plush
seven octave piano, mahogany French and cottage bed
stead mahogany wristbands sofas in
hair cloth mahogany centre and side tables chairs hair
mattresses beds and bedding window curtains couches in
deaines and muslin iron 6edsteads tables chairs otto
mans &C. pier glasses mahogany and black walnut desks
&C. Also, quantity Of kitchen utensils-all to be sold
without Also, flag staff IS feet high, with gilt
eagle; large sign board &c Sale positive. Deposits
required A. ii. NICOLAY,
4. SINTZENICH.
Qate chief salesman with H. H. Leeds Coz
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, % YEARS OF AGE,
N merchant in THE city and worth anout hundred
thousand dollars wishes to form marim onial alliance
with young lady she must be good looking intelligent
and pleasing in her manners of respectable aud
entirely without fortune All strictly
fdential Address X. =. b. Herald Office.
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A II. NICOIAY co. WILL SELL ON FRIDAY,
april ~ at V1s O'clock at public auction, on the
Anthony street. elegant stock Of furniture coverings
consisting of brocatees stns brocades lampas hastings
morgnetes de ains tapestry chnzes and other rich
terals Also Immediately after all the mahogany boards
wood and pine work benches and tools earyers benches
making ALSO the fixtures, shelves and couners desks
fixtures glass PARTITION window cornices &c &c also
.er suitable for the rear Of store large mantle side
der and must be removed Immediately from the premises
Mr. b. is retiring and must vacate the store by the LIST
May Terms-Oysr S00 four months; $780, six months
for approved endorsed notes.
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VIM Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
~. day atty o'clock at No. u Lsight street, and 1856
consisting Of sofas chairs tables mirrors sdeboaFd
pets oicoth mahogany French and other bedstead hair
mattresses bedding dressing bureaus Wristbands toilet
sets kitchen furniture &c. on Friday at ~ Canal street
Saturday quantity Of furniture store fixtures &c. On
Tuesday at 27 Spring street at 10 O'clock the furniture
Of family Same day at III o'clock at 10 Mercer street,
by order Of John Burnley Esq administrator the furniture
in the above house On Wednesday, 25h at 1873 Prince
street furniture Of the house Tuesday 9TH at 10
at los Hudson street, furniture of the house.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n and Welsh ponies at suetion.-A. H. NICOLAY x
co will sell at auction Friday, April 81 at O'clock in
front OF store No. Broad street. Shetland
one Welsh pony, ehildren's phgton harness, &C. Tho
ponies beautiful little animals perfectly sound
kind and having been used by children very doce
in every desirable; sale positive Also white pony,
eight old IAN hands high kind and GENTLE suitable
for saddle horse drive in single double har
ness Sold fer want Of further
A. II. NICOLAY.
ED SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman with II. Ii. Leeds Co.
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~ r TICKER .UcStoNpru -AUcrIoN sIIp or

~ L. TUCKER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
". rich household furniture, carpets, paintings piano
silver &c at house No n West Twenty third street
Sixth this day Thursday April 10, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. BILLING a TUCKER will sell above
the furniture of private family declining housekeeping
der by Beaudoine Splendid yovet carpets Par9r good
glass silver tea and cake basket silver side chanda
iiers six eight and valuable old Italian oil
paintings well worth the attention Of artists and connos
mahogany and walnut bedseads Brussels tapestry
hair mattresses bedding elegant lace curtains and
cornice stair carpets rods trVckery, mahogany extension
dining abes mahogany piano ia baement elegant French
mantle clock marble ornaments hall oilooths rugs &C..
sc Terms cash city fund Deposits required from every
rrrcirscr Goods 70 beepQYel IL le.iasly, Catalogue.
ct honse.
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A UCTIoN N0TICE-sTANDARD EOsES.-J L.
"A VAhpEWATER 4 CO., Is Nassau street, will sell
ON Thursday and Friday, Zst and I'D, at l0 O'clock
superior and choice selection Of and
fine plants from the Of d. Boil Broadway and F
tieth street.
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IL ENRY H. LEEDS AUCTI0NEER-BY II H. LEEDS
IL &CoAssgrees sale. On Thursday, April 20, at 10
o'clock at $50 Broadway large and splendid OF
carriages wagons rockaways &c. yz four seated shift
ing seat shifting top phaeton Lockwood Cilcn, Makers
mock caleche silver mounted trimmed drab cotalenc,
Mexican body made by the Coachmakers Union full COACH
trimmed broeale fawn colored drab cloth round bot
tom coach lined with drab CLOTH do lined with coalane
ntra four seat Rockaway panel back with shafts cloth
lining six seat Breet green eloth four seat Jenny Lind
Rockaway lined with blue cloth, Lockwood Gillen max
lone seat top high eide panel seat blue CLOTH
two seat hunting silver mounted blue CLOTH made
by Amour Brothers; trotting wagon; compass body
COACH trimmed in cataaine small coach open back glass
In front quarts six seat Rookaway glass in front
four seat top Brect four seat haiftop Breet
secondhand four seat extra top phaeten silver mounted
with camps; DOCTORS phaeton Jenny Lind Rockaway,
open all round trimmed with drab eather four seat Rock
away green CLOTH made by Levi Adams side seat West
chester second hand, trimmed blue; also number Of
vehicles and second hand The above all
the first quality and makers made for city trade and
all to be sold without reserve Can be examined above
any time before sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

II SCo-Thursdsy, April 20, at lO1i o'clock, at No 30
Fourth street. opposite Washington elegant house
hold furniture 1he elegant furniture of family leaving
Tor Europe consisting foya Administer carpets crimson
satin damask window curtains, lace do large
glasses carved rosewood paror suits covered in silk plush
sewing chairs carved in rosewood centre tables
do rosewood ranoforte bronzes clocks vases oil paint
ings, very fne chandeliers for gas also, large
sotment ofbedroom furniture, Brussels and
pets French hedteads dressing glasses, bureaus ward
cabinets chairs mattresses china glass and other
household furniture all made to order and of the best
nfin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
HASpsoME. HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURE-wILLIAx

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD MISREPRESENTATION
Ii IRVING CO.. Auetioneers, will sell at auction ON
Friday, April 81 at l0 o'clock at No. 20 East Thirty.
second street. door from Madison avenue Brussels
carpets elegant rosewood quite Of furniture covered in
figured maroon consisting OF two rosewood
rosewood paror chairs covered in do
chair do one yoitaire chair elegant gt frame pier
glass with marble slab and brackets elegant
marble top side tables black walnut dining table, with
extra leaves elegant rosewood marble top table
lace window curtains gilt chandeliers rosewood 6 octave
piano made by Walker mahogany piano stool. mantel
vases silver gilt girandoes, mahogany suite furniture
covered in hair cloth; beautiful suites of painted and
.nameled furniture mahogany
and black walnut French bedstcad and o.
English oilclstb fiat brass stair rods &c. together with
general assortment Of kitchen furniture.
John W. SoMERINDYKE, AUCTToNEER-SToRE
40, ITO Centre street Of Frankiin-Mortgsge
sale q billiard tales saloon furniture 60 Friday
April n at smiths Hotel No 50 Perry street. at los
O'Clock BY virtue Of chatel mortgage che following pro
perty-Iwo billiard tables, balls, &e. Ave narbet top
tables three stoves three sofas atty bar roomrhAirs and
fuiions Ter counter and fixtures, creton water DO,
isitAsL ..Sk l.ses - a.. gsa- 81 -. A.ass. -.
JOHN W. SoMkRINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage.
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M s. MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
niture velvet carpets, rosewood parlor suits pier
glasses pianofortes &c.-This day, Thursday at log
oei at % Lspen.rd street Gruldy Houshton Melor
tire, consisting in part wiz paror suits velvet
three ply and ingram carpets gh oclohs marble top
chamber furniture hair mattresses painted enameled SUITS
wartrohes bookcases rosewood eegere mirror door and
back oil paintings two elegant gilt frame pier glasses with
marble slabs and brackets Also superior toned
octave rosewood psnoforte stool and with the usual
assortment found in first class dwelling house. Cata-
ogues will be issued early morning Of SALE Deposits 70
CURED from every purchaser.
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GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNIT6RE.-WILLIAM
~ IRviNG co, Mapetoneers wiz sell at auction, on
mahogany sofas and chairs in hair cloth rocking pier
glasses gilt frames French pate mahogany dvans
ornaments Brussels carpets mahogany sofas bedsteads
dining and tea tables chairs china dinner and
tea SETS glassware plated &C., mahogany French bed
steads wardrobes dressing bureaus with marble
stands hair feather beds holsters and pillows
&C. together with assortment Of kitchen furniture with
which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-WILLIAM
NJ IRVING a CO., Auctioneers-Wil sell at public
ton Thursday, April 90 at 10l O'clock at S9l
witch street. Brussels carpets mahogany sofas in hair cloth
marble top pier tables glasses mantel
naments rocking and paror chairs in hair cloth window
curtains embroidered mahogany card tables wash tables
writing aesks &C. ingram carpets maple cane
mahogany dining tables mahogany dressing bu
mahogany French bedsteads, washstands, maple
chairs hair mattresses paliasses feather beds &C.
wood Wristbands stair carpetng stair rods ooths hat
stands, hall lamps, &c. Also, general assortment
kitchen furniture with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
IL Coon Thursday, April 20 at lol5 o'clock at 100
and Turkey carpets drugets mahogany sofas and
lor chairs covered with haircoth mahogany centre and
card tables coucbes covered in chintz pier glasses per
tables with marble tops and mirror backs mahogany din
ing tables white figured window curtains mahogany side
boards mahogany French deads paasses mattresses
Turkey carpets Venetian stair carpets brass stair
rods bureaus bookcases book shelves toilet tables side
tables rosewood centre tables mahogany French chairs
chairs in morocco ingram carpets oilcoths door
mats mahogany hatstand &C. Also assortment Of cop
per kitchen utensils, glass and china ware.
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GARDEN FLOwERS.-w s. McILyAIN, WILL SELL
~ at auction this day at l0 o'clock at the seed
NO. John street. assortment Of garden plants,
rrsng hardy perpetual Bourbon, tea and climbing
roses in ereM varieties, with without potts. verbsna
dahas, honeysuckles and other Towering bulbs
IL small lots from J. p Hendersons Jersey City. Gaia
bel literally deal with " -
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Z. SINTZENICH,
Gate chief salesman with ii. Ii. Leeds & Coz

A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
n bonds ctionAlbert H. Nicolay will day
April TO- at l2 o'clock Mt the Merchants Exchange for
account Of whom Il may concern, $4,000 Buffalo New
York City Railroad per cent bonds; interest payable
annually at the Sank OF Commerce in New York, 81
each 81 600 seioto and Hooking Valley Railroad first
mortgage per cent convertible bonds dated LIST March
1888 interest payable LIZ March and is september each
Railroad frat mortgage per cent bonds interest payable
Iowa Central Railroad rst MORTGAGE per cent convertible
road first mortgage cent convertible bonds interest
payable semi annually at the Mechanics Bank 81
One original share Of the Breckenridge Coal Associ
alton Of Kentucky being the hundred and
thireth part Of the whole property Of the company
~ shares Third Avenue Railroad sO eaoh 40 do Island
City Bank SO do % do St Nicholas Bank 500 do
East River Bank $50 do 20 do Niagara Fire
Co.. $40 do SO do Relisnce Mutual Insurance Co.. 500
do 10 do. Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co.. $40 do $50
do Futon Fire Insurance Co.. So dol 50 do Niagara FAILS
Hydraulic Co.. 500 do 20 do. Grocers' Steam Sugar Re
fnI Co., $50 do; 2S do Williamsburg Gas Light Co. SO
do 5000 do Hope Iron Company Of Rhode Island IS do
Manufacturing Co. s. do 30 do New York Lubrieating
Oil Manufacturing CO., SlOO do Terms Of saleTen
cent this day and the balance tomorrow The accruedn
teret all the bonds will be charged to the
H. holds regular sales Of stocss bonds ano other
Merchants Exchange at private sale great variety Of
first class railroad bonds bank insurance and other
0Gce NO Bread street. next to corner Of Wall street.
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~ G. HORTON AUCTIoNEER-SALES ROOM IS
VI. Sixth avenuc-Wil sell this day, at o'clock the fur
nure Of two parors in house 25 Spring street. consisting
Of Brussels carpets, mahogany chairs &C. &c. Also
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GEO W. JENKINS. AUCTIONEER.-BY ORDER OF
the assignee Geo w. jenkins will sell the premises
nue. on Wednesday, April &C. at II A. NJ, the unexpred
term wo from May 1851 Of the lease Of said proper
% feet Also carriages and light wagons finished and
sistng Of tools for woodwork and blacksmith work. ron
coach trimmings and everything for the coach
making business. s. B. KENYON, A,s;.na..
J. n. CLARK. {AsH9nees.
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A LBERT H. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
IA roses and other plants at auction.-A. H. NICOLAY
CO., will sell at auction Saturday, April D. at IL
the splendid collection Of aponess rose; VERDE
the late Carlton, Esq., to be sold without
These plants include many most beautiful and valuable
rties and offer opportunity Of enrichng stock seldom
offered Also the conservatory erected ut cost OF So 500
Boats leave the Battery for ferry which
the promises situated. A. H. NICOLAY,
ED. SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman with II. H. Leeds 4 Co.
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TAMEs COLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAL
81 at No. los Henry street. Brookyn.-JAmes Cole Sc
will sell st auction Thursday, April 90 At 10 o'coc
A. M all the elegant household furniture contained IL
carpets olcloths mahogany and rosewood p.ror fprn
wood bookcases &c. &c also gas chandeliers shades ami
brackets Terms cash. in bankabe money. Sale Nithou
resar aro rea 49, -
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MARX wRAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUN
at q Walker street. near Church. NJ WRAY will sell al
auction as general assortment Of household furn
ture consisting Of richly toned rosewood piano.
sofas centre and side tables one extension do ehar
lounges carpets bureaus, washstands marble tops
rich cnamelled chamber suit bedsteads &c rockey gas
and kitchen furniture with which the sale will com
mence.
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UCTI0N NOTICE-BY. WIN. W. SHIRLEY-J. s. II.
n Bartlett will sell Tuesday April 90 at 10 O'clock
At " John street-sale positive previous to removal5O
crates OF crockery all kline OF best
Landing ao packages New England and other glassware
lU dozen cutlery knives and forks 100 lots
plated and Britannia choice lot The whole
TO suit retailers, grocers and merchants.
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RUSSELL ". wEsTCoTT, AUCTIoNEER.-HoUsE
III hold furniture two horses splendid wagon rocks
way &cR w. Westeott will sell this Thursda morning

way 4e.-R W. Westeott win sell this Thursdas) morning
at l0 o'clock at 79 West Fifteenth street. household fur
ntue consisting Of carpets mahogany chairs sofa marb
top tables gilt and mahogany mirrors splendid oak ward
taire chairs grandoes four oil paintings CLOCKS
msttreses feather beds extension dining table two s
Of rich china balance handle cutlery crockery cooking
Also two good horses one top wagon, new cost $22
one rockaway two sets harness. saddles brides
on the day Of sale At which hour the horses and
tive, without regard to weather. Terms 1t sale.