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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

NIc0LAY, AUCTToNEER.-FRENcH CA
n ltche, French conpo, horses, carriages, &c.A. H.
scolay Co will SELL at aueon Friday, May r. at ~
o'clock at thc private static in Moedouga alley Nae
iougal street. between Washington square and ghth
street French caleche elegant French coupe, i'm
ported at of 5000 seat beau
tui horse built by John c. Parker cost 500
and has been but little used Victoria wagon by the
maker three sets of double and single harness ele
giant pair Of black carriage horses s hands high sound
aud kind five six years Old apd very fast The above
the properly gentleman ABOUT leaving for Europe
and are to be cold without reserve.
A. II NICOLsY
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HOUSE SALE OF ELEGANT IyRNITURE. PIANO
Ill forte tee W. HOLMES will sell this day, Friday,
o o'clock the entire contents of the four story
Forty fifth street six doors east Of Broadway
prng rich tapestry and grain lace and
oatee curtains elegant rosewood suites In rich rsnch
satin trocatce msrbe top centre side and fancy tables
walnut secretary sofas lounges superior rosewood
fort. in perfect order and fay tsd fne silver plated
variety elegant and
china tea and dinner sets rosewood and ahosa
french bedstads cottage bcdsteads; best hair mat
resses ewood and mahogany dressing bureaus marble
ton wMbstands gilt china oe, sets extension dining table,
polished waru ut dining table mahogany spring seat chairs
rockers cane seat dning chairs fine oil panngs and
basement and Kitchen furniture &c Broadway stages
pass the door and Sixth witha block
TT u. LEEDS AND A. c. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEERS-
IL. Mortgages sale Of elegant furniture looking glasses
&C., contained in . Ssnder sons Family Hotel Ora
mercy part.-H H. Leads Co., and A. c. futile will sell
at auction Thursday Friday and Saturday lsth 18th
and 10Th inst AZ o'clock each day by virtue Of several
glasses &c, contained in Sanderrons Family Hotel
Gramerey park between Twentieth and Twenty fret street.
comprising the furniture Of eleven buildings and having
been furnished within the last six months Particulars in
future advertisements. JOHN W. SoMERINDYKE,
Attorney for Mortgages.
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JaNKY n. LEEDS. AUcrIoNEER BY II. LEEDS

uEskY II. LEEDS, AUcTioNEER BY II. LEADS
III Coon Thursday and Friday, May II and II, At
0h O'Clock at the alsroom ~ Nassau street Sisaor
PandVihnis great sale Of marble aabaster ststusry
sansistiug Of marble Roman, Grecian, Euscan Biriso
Hehs, Agate, Medci, Egyptian and other ya.es Rpnso
srs and urn cart receivers jewel casksts cahdestcks
paper weights &c Also splendid marble statues, repre-
seutisF Venus AZ the Bath Psyche Cupid with most 81
AahnserA lsrge invoice of vnihcent alabaster tau
cites, just received from italy comprising the Msiaien
pe most superb piece Of sale
In this coustry; Nobe and child Ceooata Venus At the
Bath Apollo Bevidere and others equally fnc Silver
psted wsrs-suPrb heavily plated esstOrs, liquor stands
salt cellars toast racks cake BASKETS
engraved sets and cups PAPER Maehe Gooas-work
tables nlaid with pearl chairs, portfolios. Se Paian
coodEA large invoice Of parisn satnetcs computing he
following sutlcetsycnus at the Bath, Masdsisn Wood.
suttsr the Pour Seasons Pesee and War Despair Axri.
suture Commerce &c III goods 20 he sent from the city
will be packed in the hest manner and at small expense
~ Sgnor Pandohn The goods will be hibtion
kay before the sale.
HENRY u. LEEDS, AUcrIoNgER.-BY H. II LEEDS
III Com Thursday and Friday, May 18th and 18th
O'clock each day ~ the alesroom No ~ Nassau
about 200 dozen silver plated table, dessert and medium
spoons an forks OF the post fashionable sizes and patterns
hing the balance Of the stock % celebrated Importer
about declining business and the best silver plate
German silver.
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THE TURF.

TTxIoN COURSE l. I-TRoTTING.-THIs DAY FRI
u day, May u at o'clock y. H. match for $500 mile
heats best three 10 Eve to wagons capaia Miller
us sorre Kate. Mr.. Nanderhoof names b.. m Rat
Catcher Admission 10 al parts Of the course free.
JOHN L. SNEDIKER, Proprietor
TTN1oN COURSE y. I.-PACING.-0N THURSDAY
u MAY 25. match FOR 5000 mile heats hest three In
Eve. Hiram Moodruh isming y aud .. ponie. snap aud
Hash Nm Wheelan aiming bNck mares Cinderella add
RdoTa, smany gentlemen Of the road aud turf have
offered in opinion In regard TO the speed and bottom
there celebrated road teans, hairg from BROOKLYN
ard the otle- from Wliamsbusg. This match has been
sse, and viii boios.s tus .apssla.es
u the road as regards double teams
JOAN l. sNEDiKLR, Proprieton
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T MORIARTY, AUCTloNEER, WILL SELL THIS
e. day los o'clock the corner Of Twenty third
the balance Of the furniture
Mrs Lutener; good assortment of carpets feather
beds sidoboards mirrors. Sale positive, without
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JoHN l.. yANpEWATER AUCTIoNEBR-vANDE DE-
81 WATER TURNER viii sell at auction, on Friday,
Nay II at los O'clock at A and ~ Fourth avenue,
Eighth street rich cabinet furniture being the entire stock
ofAessrs Sehadde Lonts TO be sold without
500 time, consisting In part Of carved rosewood
hosany and nut parlor suites Ia muslin Also, suites
in satin daMak trocaele in two and three colors
blue crimson scarlet and gold also in plush green,
&c, comprising sofas tete aetes votaire sewing
easy and other chars-styles Elizabeth, Louis lvth.
Carved rosewood paror etegores French glass carved
rosewood add mahogany marble centre side, sofa and
rer tables rosewood eneogneu'cs and secretaries Bed
room fnrniturc-Csryed rosewood, mahogany, oak aud
walnut ted1tcsdf marble top bureaus and washstands,
night stands toilet tables &C suite rosewood and ma
hgauy WardroHs marble and pau TOP tables in rosewood
and mahogany mattresses and paiasses mahogany and
roFewo9d sofas in Lair cloth trts atecs chairs a.
race painted and enaIeed suites t.dsteads bureaus
Wristbands toilet stands chairs, &c snte library spa
hall furniture. seeretares, rosewood and mahogany bu
tables chairs in and hair walnut and
wood hall chairs hat stands &C.. tho whole forming de-
srae and choice assortment Catalogues day before
the sale Terms 800. 60 days 500, 4nonths,
approved paper. Sale positive.
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UCTIoN SALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT FURNI.
"A tur., velvet carpets oval and pier glasses rosewood
psrior furn ture, rich silver plated china
mahogany and black sslnut b. broom furniture aud
raj variety Of houe furnishing articles oil paintings,
cravings, htef,n furni Full particulars
SYLVESTER SryyER. A
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WANTS TO HIRE. BY
~ the first Of June, part Of house would prefer the
and floor OF house)
be situated Of Broadway between Canal and Fourth
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

UCTIoN NoTICE-M HENRY, AUCIIoNEEa.--
n WIN s. INGRIIAM will sell this day, at lUis clock,
At the ~ss room 10 North William street assort
e1t Of and secondhand household aud kitchen
turo Stature at II o'clock the scton ella
CANT 81 octave ranoforts secondhand Ger
do and two dha upright Is, Wednesday tho
18th, al the auctio general sssor of
ries removed for convenience sale Particulars herea
ter. By order Of j THOMPSON Deputy Sheriff.
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A UCTIoN N0TICE-THoS. BELL, AUCTfONEER.-
II BY TBoS. BELL N. BUSH. Saturday at l01z
o'clock In the sales rooms large and valuable sale of
peror furniture and housekeeping articles sofas sofa beds
Tianofore fifteen looking glasses pictures twelve feather
beds and other carpets China
erockery; glassware kitchen utensils sc. Various sales
duly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

T YMAN 4 COPY JOHN KEEsE-IMPoRTANT
IL sales of paintings-This evening (Frday and TO
evening the sale Of the beautiful collection OF paint
will be continued which in the gallery
ly occupied by the Dusseldorf cole son being choice
collection has been offered in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

ToHN l.. YANDEWATER; .AuCTIoNEER -yANDR-
- water Turner will sell ut 30 Pine street aud 50 Cedar
street Monday and Tuesday next, May 18th and l6th
at p o'clock each day, large assortment of household
furniture comprising the usual assortment of parlor din
ing and CHAMBER furniture in rosew ,od mahogany
and black walnut Also hxings shelves counters
desks &c. suitable for the dry goods business. Also
octave rosewood pa ofortc with guarantee Par
ipnt on Cndq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

L'oR SOUTHAMPTON ANDBREMEN-THE UNITED
Il states mail steamer WASHINGTON, T. M fitch, com Y.
mapder will sa for Bremen touching at southampton 70
the mails passengers for England and France on
Saturday, May 20, at II O'Clock NJ from pier NO. Noftn
river Price Of passage- e,oo
In the frst cabin main raloen. ooo
In the first cabin, lower saloon t y"
experienced surgeon attached to each steaner Al,
pass through the Post Once Specie deivereo
in Hayre and London For passage freight apply to
c. H. SAND, agent % so th street
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

NJ DOUGHTY AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
vi day, at 1913 O'clock at store 3S Eighth avenue the
entire paror chamber and kitchen furniture Of family
consisting of parlor furniture in hair cloth. mahogany
Frenh tedstesds hair tresse gilt glasses Brussels
three ply and carpets marble top and other
tables extension table fourteen feet long china crockery
and gls with various other articles
Sale rain o shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

DARL0R AND BEDROOM UNFURNISHED-WANT
cd, for two gentlemen without board, In tho
vicinity of Leonard and broadway. Rent moderate. Ad
dress stating terms and particulars j. A. Her AID Office.
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED

IIOK SOUTHAMPTON AM HAWKE -THE UNITED
L States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas AWotton, com
will leave for Havre touching NJ southampton 70
leave the mails and Passengers Saturday June at IL
o'clock pier No North river Price Of passage from
seeops satin SO Luggage not wanted during the voyage
low No merchandise will be received board after
Thur sday June lat. For freight or passage applyto
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, agent, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

SOIREE MUSICALE
y At l. J. Descomb's rooms, 5s5 Broadway.
7. FRANKLIN BASSF0RD,
THE Young AMERICAN PIANIST,
VIII give his arst s0iree Mt the above assisted by
Macnne Commettant and some of the first artists in the
city, on $3.50 -
FRIDAY EVENING MAY II
Tickets obtained at the principal music and
hotels and at the door the evening of the soree.
L'RANKLIN MUSEUM, 20. SO BOWERY OPPOSITE
the Bowery Theatre-The above establishment has
moved 10 the above premises and will give two perform
day commencing at three in the aud
at in the evening ntrcduens great variety Of ori
gnal entertainment Classic statuary ty Of
male and female arte selected ancient and
litory Admission-Seas in private boxes 10 cents;
cbcstra 3I cents; boxes rs gallery l2a cents
TlR. ABBOTT'S EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES WILL BE
IL kept exhibition at the Stuyvesant Institute, 6J9
Broadway while negotiations for its purchase for this
Il pending Open from A. NJ to 10 L. NJ. Admission
cents Catalogues 25 cents each. Allowances to schools
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
/ household furniture, plated ware. &c;-SAMUEL OS.
GOOD AuctioBeer will sell tomorrow Saturday at lO
o'clock A. NJ at his saesrooms Ga Nassau street.
Maiden lane large collects above consisting of
eral parlor suits chamber suits sofas rocking
and parlor chairs, bedseads bedding marble top and
otter bureaus tables wardr bes book wth
stands etegeres sofa bedsteads piano stools extension
dining tables mirrors carpets oieloth crockery kitchen
sls The whole f the above will be sold tho
highest bidder together with fine assortment of doube
plated forks butter knives to vel rings &c Terms
cash Deposits required Goods to be removed
after the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

nVBE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEM
ship Company intend starting their favorts
IRON PHILADELPHIA. -.
CITY Of Manchester. Saturday June iSei
City OF Pbiiadelphia About. June IL, iSo4
FROM LIVERPOOL. = -.
City Of kanehefter. W ednesday. DAY loo1
Saloon $50 s.5 and s55 taeoordine TO state rooms(
limited number Of third class passengers will DO .sken-
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, FOR
,tIp0ol sto aso asasn osq
hAes OF passage and drafts Liverpool in Gums Of 81
;te ling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent.
al mt Philadelphia.
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con REwARD-LoST, YESTERDAY, ABOUT Il
RLO o'clock, on the corner of Canal and Hudson
streets steel bead purse containing STA consisting Of
soo bill on hs Bowery Bank also two 81 bills one - bill
and two 81 bills the denomination of which cannot be
collected also broken breastpn The finder will receive
the above ard and the thanks of the by calling
krs Peter Mastcrson J Of Fifty street and
Broadway
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WANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY,
w with two snail chill iren somewhere in tho vicinity Of
Sixth avenue below Twentieth street. preferred
bedroom Reat must be Moderate. Please address al ,
Herald ONCE.
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DUCKLEY'S SERENADERs. CHINESE HALL, $50
ID Bro adway near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
The Oldest established and most talented company In OK
stcnce being the first to introduce harmony into Etho
plan Entertainments the first to sing operate Choruses
perform Burlesquo Operas &c, &c. The management has
the honor that tie Concerts Of
will still be conducted in its present fashionable styeu
without vulgarty.n Concert to commence at o'clock
Admission, % cents.
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS, Proprietora
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN overwhelmingly NEW
ID local moral drama-Friday May IL in the evening,
at IL o'clock, ANNA, or the CHILD OF THE WRECK q
thrilling local moral drama in four parts written
at 8 O'Clock, TIE ROSE OF ETTRICK VALE, &c. Happy
Family and all the other curiesites to be
Admittanee, % cents children under l2S
balcony and parquet, l2a cents extra.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
IN via Nicaragua, Accessory Transit Company, OF Nj
Proprietor Ihre.sh in advance Of tho Mail
crossing The double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST 1900 tons Lurthen will leave from pier No North
river three o'clock NJ precisely for Puenta Arenas
saturday, May 49, eonnsesins with the favorto steam
sarasua transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation by first class carriages Those
Information apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent. No. Bowling Green.
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WHITE, HALTER. 2l2 BROADWAY CORNER OF
w Fulton street. is prepared to furnish the public
with bats for and children's Of
description His stock consists of different
kin that they too numerous TO mention Call and
yourselves otherwise cannot for idea Of
his stock WHITE, Halter, 22 Broadway Of Full
ton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, Thu
M most wonderful astrologst in the world that hss
ever been known. She will tell past present, and future
events and VIII show your future husband and absent
friends which has astonhed thousands during her travs
In Europe Shells seventh daughter of seventh
her wonderful science to tell their thoughts and
will happy to together who viii all epoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. She is do
endsnt Of line Of astroogers reaching back for esnt
And her predictions truly Astonishing TO all that visit
her All who have been disappointed eswbere and thsss
Who wisn speedy marriage call and they mas
depend true advice founded the etenol prnop,sx
Of magical science 76 Broome street, between Cansn
Columbia 3sptlsms admitted.
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INSTRUCTION.

Don PAID IN ADVANCE, FOR SIX PRIVATE Ey
DOO perimenta Lessons in galvsnic plating and
Riding with all the chemical secret and practice to enable
tle pupil 70 make il profitable business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

w ANTED-TO RENT OR TO PURCHASE A SMALL,
W neat dwelling house. conveniently and respectfully
located to hire accommodations tleman, lady,
and servant in gentcel house occupied ln
H. Address Stranger Herald Once before Tuesday
yUANTED-PART or A HOUSE IN SOUTH VIII
w lamslurg by small respectable family References
eiycn Aud required address John Attrdge 59l Four.a
street stating terms and location.
WANTED--A LOT OF SECOND HAND COUNTERS
w and shelves. Any person having sell
Of customer by sending their address No IS Chambers
street, up stairs.
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DO REwARD-LosT on THURSDAY MORNING, A
,sD ooket IN going from st Johns Park to
PearI street through Hudson West Brosdsay, Cham
bers street broadway, and Bcekmau The Under will
ceive the reward by returning 1t to MRS MARCUS
No. l27 II udson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

O00 REWARD is OFFERED TO ANY PER
PC.OOO who surpass the wonderful seize ntihs
Lady Madam Clifton in the art OF Astroogy She tho
only lady in the United States who give correct state
and she also disease in its stage Tho
wishing TO consult her had better call her stay
and Spring.
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T ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY BUILT
y carriages; wagons, sulkeys, 8e-wILLIaM Raj
FER1Y will sell at his repository, No $50 Broadway,
through Coffin Haydook Tuesday May 49, 1884 At IL
o'clock his stock of carriages Included in the sale will he
found six seat Rrougham Rockaways four do do light
standing top ROkaway shifting seat phaet0ns four seat
brett four and six standing top rockaways doctors
gig phaeons Boston made chas cane seat Boston bug
gs shifting tor gvies close top bugges top bugge
four seat hunting wagons sulkeys and business
Term n
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cash and facilities good business paper may
hear Of opportunity by addressing Manufacture
Herald Office The hes. of city reference given and required
yVANTED-A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL
w and good acquaintance to take charge OF pablo
house the Bloomn gdale road good and profitable bu
sne.s can he done The best reference required Apply
r. Jones' at Rock Cottage Of Broadway and 10th
street. Of Broadway and Sixty ninth street
yNANTED-BY FIRST RATE DAGUERREoTYPIsT
w ayoung man equal partner, to travel with him
$50 cash capital required lie viii be learned the art
tnitousy For further particulars call st 2s Greenwich
street.
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FARE REDUCED.-INDEPENDENT LINE TO SAN
rrancisco-The steamship NORTH STAR, 10 leave
New York Juno TO with the Yankee Blade. Tne
cooks for these celebrated steamers arc now open lin
applied for before May CABIN $780, steeraze S75 Iii
expected that these steamers will through
J. ". CROSS, No. 3 Battery place. up stairs
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E10R CHARTER-THE STEAMER NORwALK, NOW
lying at the foot of Eleventh street. East river
particulars. inquire OF CHARLES McNEiLL, agent No
Hall Of Records.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-12

THE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES AS RE.
quired business and conversation may be thoroughly
learned In private lessons at 43 Broadway
street where pupils will be instructed the examined
teacher. L. TELLERING.
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1N gers for the thip NIGHTINGALE, tor Melbourne,
viii please to lave their luggage all board SATURDAY.
morning sho will positively clear the Custom Hou
that day. X W. CAMERON ll6 Wall street.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-07
Holloways's Ointment and Pills. haze eu, ed

Holoways's Ointment and Pills. hare eu, ed
an liberated Leg aud Prevented .4n,putation
The wife OF Mr.. P. Bayis, Of 8, Conrt, z
House, Cheapsidc. Birming gham, suffered for
more than eight years, from dreadfully ul-
cersted limb, during great portion Of thai
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampntutlon must ultimately take place
as it was impossible to heal the wound. =
However, under the advice of her friends.
she tried Holloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflict
ed to use them, after this proof Of their ef-
fcacy in one of the worst cases.
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fey- Tho edna Standard ably defends

CT Tho Celina Standard ably defends
Hon Evin Baker, member Of The House
Of Representatives fiom Darke county,
pgainst Wing assaults. Tlis is but JUS
ice. There werefew men in that body
Of more plain practical sense than Mr.B.,
few who better understood, or more faith
fully represented The rights Of their con-
sli,uenis. As 10 Mr.. Bakers views on
taxation, they were his own, were ably
by him defended, were correct, and
we're sustained By the House of which he
was a member as such, and will Ultimate
ly be sustained by the people Of the
State, il ever The question rcccivesa fair
and truthful discussion. AT any rate they
were iigh.
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One Of the greatest Gres tha, has taken
place for some time occurred in Worces>
ter, Mass on Wednesday last. II broke
out in sewing machine factory, among
a quantity of shavings, while the works
men were at dinner. The fire was dis>
covered by the proprieiors Of the eslab-
lisbmsnl al time. when few buckets
,of waisi would have beeIi sufficisht Il
exiing1ish ii. None, however, could al
the lime be had, and the flames ultima-
l,ely destroyed several s,reets. The
damage resulting from the unfortunate
calamiiy is estimated at five hundred
thousand dollars, and over one thousand
men are thrown out Of employment, by
the destruction Of manufactures.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

nN the eighth day Of July, A. D., 1861,
W at ons O'clock, P. M, on the premiaes
will be so'd to the highest bidder ,ts wsR
known Farm OF Frederick Fruchey, dc.
ceased, situated on the east side and aG-
Joining the village of Columbus Grove n
Putnam county, Ohio, and described as fol.
lows. to wit: The south east quarter Tex
cept he west part and south west corncD
Of section number twenty eight (23) and
the west half Of the south west quarter (exc
cept fifteen acres on the east side) OF section
twenty seven (97) in town one u south
range seven az east,--contaiDing in all one
bunared and fif,y-ninc acres OF land. nose
or less, Appraised at three Thousand aiee
hundred and seventeen dollars and se7 eatN'
six cents.
Terms of Sale .-one third cash in hand !:
one-,hird in one year, and the. residue IN
two yeurs. with interest from day OF sale,
Deferred payments to be secured by moi!-
gage OH the pfemises.
AL. FRUCHEY & ]. FRUC1EY.
Administrators.
By .BuDD. their Attorney !.
June 6, 1854. ba6 .6S7