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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
ISCELLA n EQUS..
Translated for the Evening Post.
ANGLING FOR A HUSBAND.

Nine. D., who resided at Chaton
was lady Of the s!riclest character. end Of
q hear, proof against all alIuremeni. She
prided herself upon her great sensibiliy, and
her profound indifference had ,epulsed all
those galants who had venlured TO Offer
their addresses. The country was for her
a verI,sble retreat; she Stunned reunions
and was only happy in solitude. The
charms of chosen circle, The pleasures Of
the world, had for her no attraction, and her
favorle recreation was that of angling-an
amusement worthy Of an unfeeling woman
She was accustomed, every pleasant day
TO station herself al the extremity of the
lonely island of Chalon, and there, with q
book in one hand and her line in the other
her time was passed in fishing, reading, OF
dreaming.
A lover who had always been inundated
by her GOODNESS, and who had never ven
iured on a spoken or written declaration
surprised her al her favoti,e pursuit, one
day, when he had come 10 the island for the
purpose Of enjoying swimming bath. he
covery, and busted himself with thinking
how he might turn 10 his advantage this
lonely amusement Of angling. His reveries
were SO deep and so fortunate that he al las
hit upon the desired plan, a novel expedi-
en', indeed yet they are always more sue.
cessfu with such women as pretend to be
invulnerable.
The next day our amorous hero returned
TO the island, studied the ground, made hi.
arrangements, and when Nine. D. hao
resumed her accustomed place, he slipped
away to remote and retired shelter, ant
af.er having divesled himself Of his clothing
he entered The stream. An excellen, swim.
mer and skilful diver, he trusted to bis aqua.
tic talents for the success of his enterprise
He swan 10 the end Of the island with lht
greatest precau,ion, favored by the chance
Of the bank, end bushes which hung ,hei
dense foliage above the waters. In his lipl
was a note folded and sealed, and on arrv
ing near the spot where Nine. D. wa'
sitting he made dive, and lightly seizins
the hook, he attached TO it his letter.
Nine. D., perceiving the movemen
of her line, supposed that fish was BIZ!
ing.
The Young man had retired as he came
he had doubled the cape which, extendln.
out into the water, separated them from eacl
other, and had regained his post without tn
least noise in his passage under the willows
The deed was done.
Nine. D. pulled in her line, ant
what was her surprise to observe dangling
upon the barb of her hook, no! the expect
ed sinner, but an unexpected letter.
This was, however, triflIng, and her sur
prise became slupeiac,ion, when on detatch
ing the ,rans6xed billet, she read upon III
envelope-her name
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
P o E T r Y.
SONG.

Give me an eye, swimming eye,
To meet my ardent glances,
A sunny eye to gaze upon
When pleasure in it dances
Give me an eye to mingle beams
When mirth and joy have bound me.
Give me an eye to mingle tears
When sorrow clouds surround me.
Give me a cheek, soft, soft check,
Warm roses blushing DER it,
So bright, SO pure, SO angel-like,
'Twere sinless TO adore it.
Give me cheek to press to mine
With that calm, holy feeling,
That lulls the soul as music does,
When DER the senses stealing.
Give me lip, balmy lip,
Sweet smiles around 1t wreathing,
A dewy lip, carnation-like,
OF love and fondness breathing
Give me lip to kiss when all
Or few or none caress me-
A full red lip to dream upon,
A seraph lip to bless me.
Give me hand a snow white hand,
To tremble when | press it
A fairy hand to hold in mine,
A little hand to bless it.
GIVE me hand to kiss and breathe
Ger it my SOULS devotion,
A hand to hold and press mine too,
With deep, unteigned emotion.
Give me heart, gentle heart
With warm affections beating,
A heart to flutter with delight
When lip with lip is meeting.
Give me heart TO call my own,
To cheer my heart when dreary--
a pure, guileless, constant heart,
TO lean upon when weary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
THE Do NoTHINGs.-A meeting of this
society was held yesterday evening.
iool, tho chair

THE Do NoTHINGs.-A meeting of this
society was held yesterday evening.
Sam Lazybones took The chair.
Bill Loafetson was the Vice President
The Secretary made his report. He OBJ
served tina, at the las, meeting nothing had
been done, according TO the constitution OF
the society.
Jim Vacuum offered to make a motion,
bu. did not move from his seat. The pres
em Order has been founded for the encour-
agement Of idleness. A new member was
wsiting to be initiated.
The President said, 'Let him come in"
The new member was carried in on a
four-post beds,esd. After giving the pass
word Ernihilo Mill fit, the President ad-
mnistered the oath OF eternal laziness, and
ordered the candidate fer admission into the
Order to repeat it sl,er him.
The candidate waited ill the President
had finished and said ditto"
The Vice Presden, asked The candidate
whether he would take drink.
The candidate nodded and opened his
lips.
THE Secretary will now read to you
the rules of the society,"" said the P1esi-
dent.
The candidate shut bis eyes and fell asleeE
in an instant.
"He'l do" says the President, approx
ingly.
eyes," ssid the Vice President, "he'll dc
-nolhing."
The members name was enrolled, and
he was reused up to pay his subscription.
He did nothing of the kind. Nothing
else was done. Nothing else took place.
Nothing more was said. Nothing more
was done, we know nothing more.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
DITOR AND PROP RIETO R.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Fo one year, if paid within six months, $1.50
6 ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Sl per square Tor two nser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or Ia of large type
constituting square-and IS cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

If you feel as if you didn't know where
to 90 and VIVA. to do--kinder chaotic and
indefinile-gel married. For bringing one
down 10 fixed fact, and making him feel
somehow and where, mattlmony Is great
article. Try and see.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

1t is common TO speak of those whom a
hirt has Tilted, as her victim. This is a grave
error, her zeal victim is The man whom she
accepts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

Why is young lady just from board
ing school, like building committee p
Because she is ready to receive proposals
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

ANECDoTE OF PETER CARTWRIGHT
While he was preaching, years ago, General
Jackson entered the church, when pastor
seated in the pulpit gave his brother Cart
wright mud &c, and whispered that the old
hero had just come n-as much as 10 adj
wise, snow be particular in VIVA! you say
But Peter, to the aslonishmen. Of every one
present, louder than ever exclaimed:
"Who cares for General Jackson ? He'll
90 to hell as soon as anybody, if he don't
repenln'
When the sermon--a homemade one
was ended, friend asked the general wha.
he thought of that rough OLD fellow, and re-
ceived for answer: "Sir, give me twenty
thousand Of such men, and I'll whip The
world, including the devil !"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

The heart ought 10 give charity. when
The hand cannot
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-31

Men can impars their knowledge, but not
their experience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

II ENaY b LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY H. d. LEEDS
Ii 4 co, Tuesday, October II, Wednesday, 18th,
Thursday, 19th, Friday 20th and Monday, 23d AT 10
O'Clock each day, NJ the store Of Msssrs. Palmer
Dwight, IT, Broad way, of Maiden Lane TO the
trade and others by order Of Thomas Norton mort
stock Of superb and costly swey being the largest and
most valuable assortment Of first class jewslry,
silver ware, watches, &c. offered ct auction In this
city The stock Is vsued ct over $50 co., and consists
Of real diamond emerald ruby, opal and other precious
stones set and unset gold Add silver Watches In every
variety and make by the most celebrated English
aud French all Of tina first quality aud ipor ed
monds-Necklaces, rings and drops Alec brace cts
breaches sevgne, do scarf pins sin le and double
ters, studs butons costly In sets &C. relieved In
rnses, pearls cpels precious stones Also un-
set In every variety OF sse weight and color
bes opa genets emersids and sapphires in complete
sets Of every description and STYLE In connection with
other varieties of gems all set 10 the finest gold, and
spoons forks knives, &c opera glasses FANS card cases.
porte monnaes god and silver pens and pencils corals
Zine gold jeweiry, &C., In great variety gold and silver
Watches comprising duplex, ohronometer lepine patent
lever and other descriptions, by the most celebrated
EDgsh, French ans Swiss Makers, imported expressly
TO order, Of which by Cooper Tobias Brace
bridge, Johnson Barniss, Frencz MstiM vaeherou and
in magic hunting adiss double cassd, set In diamonds
and pearls sporting, independent seconds and other
sirabe styles In nne gold Also, the costly plate glass
showcates mahogany and oak counters jswelry racks
with drawers and plate glass tops Also two fns quality
regulators extra size jewellery iron safe, complete
with drawers and apartments made to order Also all
the desks office fixtures store scales Weights &c to-
gether with the large iron chest safe Al the above
goods win be sod positively without by order Of
the assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
MATRIMONIAL.

A,sAcAwE NorT0v WILL CAUSE SPEEDY N&x-
III rizg@ Who will AL enjoy the GfsA.esI aypsnsoa
xno rairosl bliss sni VII aAow the ersor they WIN
marry tGIouet Instrument which sGs vii csase -
ls iD is Itself ey iayoAus the pcwe-goi her soadsr
sconcs and vii tel 81 evelts o. nfA aud the yGy
thoughts. 20 Brcons sfest, nsxr Csanon ssTest g.
Usrnr1 not admitted - .s
nj ATEiNoSY MAZE EAsY, OR How TO Wis A
lNl lsvefIToesscr lawtcn Boston, form srly Of Lon
Con nil lend to ny Aadsss, receipt OF oDs dctS,
(pcst paid yiniu directions TO eoab ladies' gsutsusn
TO win TIE devoted Affections Of many Of the nss
but 20 captivating that al be married irrsspecstvo
ot sgs appearance, or poai.son; sca last thou7h
ant, IL 60 gsa with such and dsictcy
tbt detection IL IN pcs,ibis Address Professor Lgyssp,
Poston. ysss. y, leters TALON from the pot e0,~
unlsss the pr stsgs Is pse.
ATAN1Eb-A WIFE VITA SNAIL C.RIrAL AND
w good dis,csiticn, cAsuiAted TO mae home haepys
~ keasRmsn or gcod ssn ing In tue somreros csm-
ttLi,y, and bout 20ycars q Wo',d prefer sedy
IL about tho same age, Adotcss, for two DAYS, new
Hampshire. Chatham square Posi- oaes, stAs08 VASE
al intsrsisw nay 10 bad, sorhdsais'ly ia II
VITANur--A GOOD Wire, FsTEND AND CON-
w tsrion for lfe not thirty five yesrs 81 Nges
re chsstsp 20 widow sy She must b kidd hssr4sds
COED lccs nj and inf< n sni mutt svs mo krA*s,
nsdp~ aasr{ ircore. The siysrer Is bachsaor, -
the re a. nsrhrcd, Of issronchssb Ola. aeter, "a
,~ssr esucsten VIA lind cisrositi rs No is3y, q
ahsteve- fArpfy ctcr scsion neeievtr " ashse4 =
casa Of srsfsg> r hMa 9pcsrsnss, usnusrs sad ses~A
4 igis seasty. An ccmmurtes' ians nut AA-<ss*vAxs
| s,snrs.-scr stTc,iy ccIadea.id. Ptas- adtvsss =
! esading BscAawsy Pas 0@cs, rear CaaSl ss<ssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

VI WILSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE -
H. Tuesday, October IT, and Wednesday, October
IS, Ct loh O'Clock Ct the large and extensive ware
served sale Of superior made cabinet furniture being the
entire msnufactdve ed stock Of John Mitchell all Of which
has been made In superior Of tue best ateriss
for the custom trade anc to BE- sold to the highest
bidder for cash. order of the assignee to close the
suess ConsspsSof eaboFAtey carved rosewood parlor
furniture, en- suite in rich brocates plush and hair
cloth, of the latest style and design rosewood bookcase
and secretary; carved centre pier and scs tables
elegant rosewood eegerss marble tops with plate glass
doors and back dining room furniture oak stegers;
:dehosrds, rosewood and mahogany extension tables
dining and tea ditto oak dining chairs chamber furni.
ture, richly carved rosewood and mahogany beds.esds
bureaus ard wsshstsnds to nstch, with and without
marble tops; also enamelled chamber furniture hall
'ure including elegant rosewood hall stands mahogany
and cak do iron do, walnut and oak hall chairs, TO-
together with large assortment of plain Furniture viz
mahogany tetea tetes, SOFAS armohars, rockers OTTO
card tables stands etsSeres music stands
fancy tables, light stands, uartsttes 30. Ahc an
sortment OF bedsteads palases and other articles
ally found in FIRST class cabinet establishment offering
Inducements to the trade country merchants and those
about refurpishing ihsr housss seldom with as the
whole yock VIII positively Be sold and be relied on
havIg been made only for custom trade Catalogues
on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

uENkY LEErS, AUCrIONEER.-BY n. Il
IL LEEDS CO.-Thursdays, Oct II, At 101s O'Clock,
y az Barrow street. administrators sale Of household
furniture contained in the above three story house.
key and ingram carpets marble top ables, vases MIR
rors, chandeliers and fixtures side boards
chairs ebony munt clock tables, china and glass
bedding, beds and mattresses, wash stands, bureaus
bookcase gl.ssss, wardrobes bureaus ocIo hs tch
Warp. nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

Ohm l. vANDFWArER, AU0TIONEE3, WILL SELL
= on this day At l0h O'Clock, at the salesrcom, 30
second hand furniture removed for convenisn,s Of SALE
and consisting Of two rosewood suits In brocass aad
plush tste atets IN brocateie, chairs fofss lounges
arbe top tables window curtains, eornicss &c also
an assortment Il cabinet furniture to pay advance,
consisting Of rosewood suites In French satin brocate
rosewood and mahog my marble top centre, side and
te,et In hair CLOTH lounges soss In plush, mahogany
secretary bookcases secretary d. black va nut do
mahogany wardrobes bedstsads dressing bureaus wash
stsnts rosewood and back walnut etegeres mahogany
snd oak dining tables voltairs chairs invalid
do ann do roctess. 30 mattresses, feather pill rvs
holsters, blankets, &c also assortment OF silva.
plated ware casors fnt cut bottles table tsa and des
cert spoons gravy ladies' sugar tongs table and dsssert
tofks gobets, &c. English cutlery In sets Of 81 piecs
de se ssts &c Also one rosewood octa We pauoforts
eaoorately carved Pfrsson, maker; also one cctavs
psno'crte, Chevalier maker. Catalogues morning Of
ss The attention o. purchassrs 10 respect uy solicit
"a TO this sale every lot viii he peremptoriy sold to
the highest bidder, without any reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
AsTROLOGY.

OK 000 REwARD-IsN0w 0fFSEED TO ANY
pCsOOO pcrson who can surpsfs Madame Chi
ta In the OF astrooy shs the only lady Ia the
city who give oorrest information all thing
through life Madame 9. Is no humbug nor does
she With 10 in pose the pubc che also ali dis
eases in their last stage particularly the worst forms q
rheumatism. Call and satisfy yourselves Residence %
Tho mpscn street, between Boone and Spring, brch
house, sore stoop.
O0z BROAuwAY.-MADANE BLANCHE THE
eCA( celebrated Rstrolcy'st, has returned to the
city and be consulted in regard 70 the past present
snd future events OF life love. court-hp and marriage
absent friends. tusress aspects, etc. fortunate
oers for lottery tickets. 52 Broadway
4 sroNIsHIEg 10 ALL -xlDAME MORROW u,
"a without exception. the most wonderful Aatroiogas
In the world, or that las ever been known. enc III
future husband and absent friends vhish has aston;shn
thounacde durtcg her travels in Europe. She In
sesentb daughter Of foyepth daughter and bory
With natural gilt BY Invoking ths powers Of her woe
dsrful science q ten their very thoughts and VIA
cause happy pairs to come together who will ed enjo,
the GREATEST hsrpiness Of matrimonial bliss Her pro
dicons truy astonishing to AL who visit her Thos
Who wish . speedy marriage may csn soon, AID tbey
may depend upon trua advica, fcun6ed on ths ssS,
usl principles Of msgicsl science. 20 Brooms saesA
between Cannon and Coiumbis strssts Ssnaismep mo-
admitted Hours from O'Clock A. n 70 0 p. ~
T,LAIRvoyANr FxAMNArIoSs--BY MRS HAYES
~ the best medical and business clarvoyant 10
America.--Nr. Hsyes Is constantly tesst with appca
items 10 visit abe sick and unfortunate Ladies' troubled
with disease inward weakness, &C., can be spsred
much anxiety and suferpg by consulting MIRA. II yes
Ladies kayipg friends in California or elsewhere
Lsdes contemplating marriage should not hesitate, bus
call Ms hayes Ut once satisfactory exsmsnst ionr
given charge made Office 10 Spring street, near
the Bosery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

M BUTLER, MISUNDERSTANDING ADMINS
IVA traitors sale On "Wednesday, Ocrobsr Is, at 10
eco.k at 90 Ann street, second hoor the effects Of
psIie. lowing Pascal Penio, Robert G. El, Leuis
ana onares fessh, deceased consistiag Of Sur
female cothine fruphs, chests, tooE books watches
lewelry BY ORDER or Peter B. sWseny, Public Admins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

~ s. hOUGH, AUC NOTICE.
IL Extensive catalogue sale Of the contents Of house
No 10 Warren stree near the Hudson River Railroad
The house has bsen vsry recently st great OK.
S: IT,
locations the entire contents w be offered unressrvedy
At auction for cash. to the highest bidder The paror
furniture 10 all rosewood consisting OF suite in Grim
son and satn one do in purple and gold in
green and crimson French imported broeatee; these
sn o. the finest material end hrst Class workmanship;
marble top kecbosrds eegeres for splendid easy
and reception chairs fancy do number Of excellent OIL
paintings embracing variety Of subjects; Ia
various deAcrpons tapestry and Brussels floor and stair
csrssDgs Der Of beautiful and ehoes decorations
s o snd SosP:. c'a, sst
warranted full octave pisnoforte elegantly framed
PER glass; plata 10ox2S inches Also oval do breakfast,
crr glassware cutlery, aiiverwAre ~ castors forks
fIoons tsssst and saysr; SOFAS chairs blankets
ssist sets, &c sAls positive.
DIANONDs JswELRY, GOLD W ,TcHEi. &c VIZ.
~ J. IRVING 4 co, auctioneers sell ssii At Aus
ticn on Thursday, October ~. at lo ocio,K 1t the
watches. &c for account Of whom st may concern :
single stone d:i mond rings pins, &s weighing from y
damood cluster ear riggs single stons do vish q
ia nts, suits Of custer diamond breastpins ear riggs
and pips elegant eleven stone diamond Matess
other iewsy set with pearls, rubes, tarqueises gar
nets &c diamond and opal pins and rings. three stone
Slauo ud rigs, &C. W2tchee--LACeg ancsE0nt0mon' q
hunting Watches gold ckrnDometers watchss spne and
lever Watches ladiss small enameilsd gold Watches
with diamonds and large variety Of other Watches By
the bett English, French and swiss makers Cola guard,
curb and vest chains pencils, thin les &c silver box.
~s cake knives, 80 Every article warranted repre-
ented in the catalogue Can Be examined wednes-
d'y, Oct. Is.
L,LLoANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIR
~ rors paintings pianofDrfes, &c, AZ auction This
Wsdnssday october 1s), At icy O'Clock, win b.
wsnout reserve the entire contents OF the four story
rouse NO ia West Twenty sixth kteet, between sixth
sese1n svsnuss eoDprisiug two elegant rosewood
soss srocates, mahogany DO. In pluh, super5 rose
wood ladiss ssorufoirs rosewood corner ss
sefes panofcrte Of Aae tone and hnish ee-
SAINT French plate pier glass, oval and anteI mrrors
tns OIL paintings and engravi.s.. tapestry and ingram
carpets vases and msnts ornasns eoeas easv
and reception chairs, rosewood hall ohsiru mshcespy
sprpg sest psrlcr chairs and rockers mshorsnv Ana
walnut round tables do exteneion table, rose WOOD ana
mahogany French bsdsteads, cottage do feather bss
far mattresses rosewood and mahogany drsusing bu.
With marble tors, do washstsuds, nArblS r. =
centre and tide table, china toilet sets ans ssorf
snt Of china, crccisry and glassware also basement
ard Aitchen fsrniturr, with which the sals WIN onrn
nHes CHAKtEsW, HuLHkS Aucusassr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

DEREMPToRY SIZE OF GUNS CLOTHING, &c =
81 auction Wednesday, Oct. 10, ct 10X O'Clock At
the ssles rooms No Pine street. large and costly
ck "a, ~ sna yss p'sn ssa ems
assortment u ceets capsa 90 countsrpansu, h,Anss
ans. bed srcads. &e to b sQA II iosA y spyi Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

EyDwAsp sIrTzENICH, AUcryONRxR
N eintxsDich win ell st suction. on Tusslar ana
Wednesday, Ost IL ana 10. ct IL O'Clock the large
gallery Acsdsy Of Design. o63 Bssadssy irgs sails Il
tire stsck Of two large New Yori maysfscsure-s, sol
which viii b PEI emptoriy sold The whole Of tia ar
ticea TO BE- Of shonssl msnufs >ture
and include some very spendid specimens o. cabinet
work. made after tbs new PAssAn dssigus the parior
furniture viii include about thirty suis IA saun bro
the Louis QUARTER and uxsbethan styles also some
very beautiful plain suts; the coverings srs Of the
richest kinds and tnciude crimson ami green.
amber green and gols msr0on and gold, blue, bus and
gold three different shades q blas also green u three
TINT; splendid fanny and vsregsted do the DIGEST
pAhs ssssrss OF costly Character With ana without
wings plate glass backs and marble tops Of every style
ard dosgn corner esegres elegant CAnterbury music
and reading stands. ottomsus. tete ateteS, SOFAS
Asts OF chairs, splendid inlAid fancy tables tables
Of bois Do rose naid with Ssvrss chipa music stools
sofa tables shy carved quArtstts tables trio tables
card tables, foot stools. and largo varsity OK sinAr
articles The dininroom and library furniture includes
elegant oak black walnut and nahog any suits and sin
gle sxticles in green and black library table
several extension blss with extra leaves Of
very elegant old carved oak furniture OF rich dssgu
Entrance hall furniture comprises elegant oak rosewood
black walnut and mahogany hat ands umbrella standa
with and without marble tops; hall stands do large
variety PiAnofortes win include many nns inStrumsnta
by the most celebrated mAlsrs In cared and plain
The whole a the Articles In this sale viii b guaranteed
as eatsgued and viii be persmptory sold to the high
est bid Beautiful cecosatons, sevres and other
chnas, Including Large and small vases card receivera
figures statuettes doc also dresden china do PArsn
figures groups, vas 30, 30 Par: bror gee and o.na
Gays and Others splendid single and double gSoups
cupids. caRdelabyas. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

M ADANE ALVIN, FROM PAKTs TEN Eic. BE. &c
Vl vices 10 the ,adss aed gentlemen u this o,ty
Aasroogy, BY books and sciends and IL to b consult
about love, marriage business, law matters IN. ~
win tell ths name o. tho lady or gentsnAn they VI
uasy. else tns names " thes visitors. Madame Az
speaks Me ke9iiuh, Frsrch Aad German lAnSusse.~
siAsoce 80 nswwy bstwssn First and ssooef Atesss
00se hnrra 1ssua 70 4 =. osr. n tss~t - ssas
gsntensp