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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
MARRIAGES.
q Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage IS the sober prose-

AT Howell works on the 18th inst, by j. B, VAIN
wright, Esq. Mr.. THOMAS ROBINSON. to Miss
MARY HANNAH, daughter of John Burge
At Burrsville, on the 18th inst, BY w. F Brown.
Mr.. DAVID JOHNSON, and Miss SARAH HER
BERT, all of Point Pleasant, Ocean county.
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DIR. A. a. Higgins

OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS PHYSICIAN AND
" Surgeon, to the inhabitants of Squan. Office and
residence at Mrs Curts's, opposite Glaytons Hotel,
Squan Village
October IS, 1854. 1-tf
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AtiCtioneer.

II CT THOMPR0N OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO
y the citizens Of this county and the public gener-
ally as Auctiqneer. All letters addressed to him
at ClarksBtrgl New Jersey, or Co.'s Hotel Freehold
viii meet with prompt attention.
November s, 1851. off
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Nelo Aobertisenlellts.
vOLNEY B. PAEMER

rs THE ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THIS
Paper in the cities,of Boston, New York, and Phil
adephia, and is duly empowered to take Advertise
mens and Subscriptions at the rates required by
us, ard give receipts therefor
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping is a capital work
1t is well fitted for use in our common schools in New
both here and elsewhere. TnoMAs K 81 oufkE Prin-
cpal Ward School, No IA, n Y.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

nf There are $4,000 lawyers in the
United States.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

Admirably adapted to meet the wants Of scholars
Of both sexes, it is the only work hatsuts my views
calculated for Young Ladies.
1t is adopted as the textbook the subject IN this
institution.-JoHN d. NEWMAN, NJ D., President
Harrodsburg Female College, KY.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29

It is an excellent book for discipline
and should be in use in every District School, both
in the City aud Country e. BtEpwIa, A. NJ, and
o. STEWART, Teachers of Select School, Monroe,
Mich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

nothing yet 10 show that the Spanish win
make such concession The Epand to- day returns to
the subject Of what II calls the "trvial affair" Of the
Black Warrior ard contends that the documents pub
shed show that the Spanish side there has been
thing but justice and moderation, and the American
side hauteur and aggression AMI concludes by saying
that the American government must this have rec
fed their first impressions and that all the noise made
in this business will die away IL was reported that Mr.
Soue about to leave Madrid in connection with this
question: but ministerial journal says that the govern
ent have of his having taken any resolution in
that sense.
decree in the Madrid Gazette reinstates Don Enrique
in his honors and titles Duke Of Seville and Grandee
Of Spain for himself and his descendants Some militia
ny changes spoken Of at Madrid One Is that Gen.
Cordova will come Minister of War in place of Gen.
Baser another that Gen Pava tain General OF the
PHILIPPINE Islands has been dismissed, and that General
Lara or General Ronca will 60 out there 1t is certain
/ believe, that various changes and appointments
have been annued by the government In Of Gen.
Lara going out Manila the Count of ystahermosa
spoken Of as Captain General Of Madrid.
The market for American State stocks continues
tremey quiet and Messrs Bell Sons reported prices to
be upaltered
The Paris Monieur makes the following announce
ment:-
BY order OF the Minister OF Finance the interest on
Treasury bonds il fixed as follows from this day-3h
per cent per annum for bonds at from three to hve
months date per cent from six to eleven montns ana
Al per cent for twelve months.
Geographic despatch, just received, announces that
the combined had commenced bombarding Sebasto
Dol with long guns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
THE GERMAN POWERS:

The arcaurts which we receive from every part OF
co,many confirm our Impression that the true cause
of lie apparent inaeou Of ha Russian arnAes Is the in
.aas,o .rebenson that they vil sosn have to en-
,,ar other a3yeraares than the Turks, and 20 turn
tbe Of war from the banks Of the Danube to those
az the sercth the Dnsster Tie Austrian govern
Command OF the Archdute Albert on the frontier Of
ervie and the line he Save and the presence 81 tact
amy undosbtedly served to strengthen the TURKS IN
thcir rositon at Easfat aud 10 defeat the scheme u
ssrva where tho government Of Prince Aexao
ssres by the agents Of all the other Powers Bat whom
Ills aoyem nj the enemy had been III. vented aod the
Russ ms nod retired from Little wniaoha the int ec-s
nj tbe campaign --cd 70 another quarter. Vt became
lpsur at vienna that fhe Uussus instead OF hurryag
o. al their sysisic tosns and rciniorc~mcns :" TN.
IN rle forming considerable dcps's asi saaf'a'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

From the camp In Asia there had been no news durins
two weeks.
The forts of Novorossi and Gelendk on the
coast, had been evacuated by the Russians. Souchum
kae was almost deserted An English officer had bee
sent on special mission to SchmAy and among the
arms sent to the gallant mountaneer BY the Turkish ex
petition las above stated is q plentiful supply OF re-
peatng rifles
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Although considerable uncertainty stfll prsvan}
Of the Turkish armies, dispatches had been n
eeved ct Vienna from the headquarters OF Oms
Pacha, giving favorable account of the recent opsr
The Russian corps which known 10 have been col
eced ct rurnu, the mouth Of the Aluts Is stated
70 have been repused the 2Sth Of April with los
OF 500 men, by the Turks quartered at Nicopols unde
ssn Pacha; and on the I'd Of May another Russian de
acpment vas beaten At Radoya not far from KrAjsvo
accurate and authentic
was further reported that the Russians had receives
severe check at Silistria but the news requires
Is not true that the Russians have invested slists
omer Pscha is stili employed in concentrating hi
FROM haeist an engagement Ia reported between siz
squadrons OF Cossacks and five Of Turkish huzxars
hadoan on the 9Th OF May The Cossacks we're
and lost sixty horses two guns, and 1888 men killed
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AUSTRIA.
I,ndySsE LEVY OF TRooPs-cHANcE OF RUPTURE


Important events are broodng the Austrian EN-
pre The Vienna Go.ete states that in consequence OF
The great Of Russian troops the north
eastern and eastern frontier of AUSTRIA 90 900 additional
troops will be raiscd.
This measure must be considered an open decars-
ton o. the resolution Of Austria no longer TO De oned
by Russia. 80
order has been signed for the occupation OF the ia
lician frontier by two army corps. 90 zoo a.,
with regard 10 the new Austrian loan for f3 100000,
tho amounts subscribed said to have been
az Amsterdam, and f5o0, 900 at Frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

correspondent Of the 1onfteur, from Belgrade NAV
/, mentions that the 3st ult. Mr.. Co1nboun, the
English Consul passed through Belgrade, coming from
wsIlacbs a special mission to Bosnia, the Hersc
golina, and to Montenegro.
The object of his mission is to prevent any armed
rising il those provinces against the Turks
letter from Vienna states that IL reported At
bucharest that yla5ikar of Montenegro declined
make war on the Turks having received strong
meneaiions on which nc had acted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

:i,sr 1ssd.y June ss19sSv. s1sspsd
street. sosommodation train A. NJ, stopping at VII
Leaving depot 81 whte and Centre streets Morn
e. 4 :0ppos AZ p, White n.ss cfGSGn
:.ls apd Sh.thsm Fonr Corners arriving II albany
tise plsn. cso,on F.is ssexsts PaersoD Pa.
nss Dover Fiss. Nj lerton. north connect
"; ~: zlsfs:
asrts ere,sn f. o'sa i.s
70
PASSENGERS NAV Also procure tickets and have bag
ana nersb Of Albany :. the Offices Bow
xsturnng 70 Few York leaving depo. Western Railroad
sT ry s sp ss sss
ham FosI Corners Hillsdse, Mile ton amenis Dove.
Bridge .Isiyias 4 New SoEs ass % pl...asars
n. from Springfield to Albany. win oo.seet this
ssiu Exiress ,ssin iessss Too At 30 M. oaaS
spt aa hsda copsss @i.Tson
% Pas WIS., nrs
:, the tI"is viii NOT be landed between 1sOtou Fairs and
Ps..enssrs se.wsen tEo.on Fall. and .ni.ms ssIdss
tween Msison Ws.s Plain. sas .ssviss % New
= sin table .rvips ' New York 's9S%
A M. from Croton Falls stopping It all ions
Croton Falls and Fordban arriving at New York
9SA 6P.h from rotor fails: stopping at all
stations between Crotoa Fails and Williams Bridge,
irving at New York At Tsp NJ. 81. N. and ~ p. w.
from y hits Plains, stopping At all stations From vii
M>ms' Bridge at6 40 800 IS A. NJ. IL NJ, 2l5 AS
and Q SOP NJ stopping at all stations
sundIy Arran 1cment.-Trainr will leave for Croson
Fails and all way stations a. 80 A. N and sP n Re
turning. will leave Croton Falls att A. and 30 p. NJ
stopping Ct all stations Psssenseys BY the Sunday
trains will be received and landed In York a. the
street station only. Freight for Albany
received daily until p. NJ ut the pos Centre
and White streets - =
JOHN d. ELIOT, supsrntsndent.
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NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD NOTICE
~ On and after Monday, June 20, the express train
Vim l c q SScPM The WHITE Plains train nGy
Tho Crot Falls rsl, leaving ~ p NJ will lesvs
at4P M and the Williams B,idge train now leaving
4.l5 +. NJ, will leave 81 30 M.
JOHN D, ELIOT Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sOUTB
IN and West via Nov Jersey Railroad -United Ssatep
mai. srd express line: leave Nsw York foot Of Cortland
Through four hours Fsrc-sa Is In rs ia AZ an
% IN ~ and Tho New Jersey aocommod alton line
tickets sold for Cincinnati t Sl and the West or
Baltimore, ashpgton Norfolk 40 and through baggage
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsBURGH
IN Burnston. S. Johnsbnry and the White Mountains
VIA Sfrinr field Below Falls Rutland Windsor White
k.yer Wells hiysr Montpelier, s. Adams and Rouse:
Broadway and Canal ttrset and OF Twenty sixth
street and Fourth avenue Express trains 81 M aud
raj Agent, 1872 South street.
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PROPOSALS.
NHUHANCE.

THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
4 hy-Cash capital S3eVW once lS Broadway, cor.
OF Pine sweet This company 10 prepared TO insure
merchandise personal property and hps port
and their carso'a against loss or damage By ere.
pIRKoroRs
James Lorimsr Graham, Warren Desuo r.
Edward Wbitebouse, Hsary w. Butler
Jctcpb IL tarnum, hoses X. Mol ain,.
Leonard Acpleoy, Henry Dwight. Jr.,
Frederick Wocott, Evan n. Bsh6
NiIliem strong, Gilbert =, Resctmau.
hotes Taylor, Joseph n. Strong
ysmes w. Sheldon, LORI hin Freemap.
Usriea Perish, Blizzard Macou,ire
Custayns . Concver, Jonn la FArvs
Martin Bates, Js., Cbaries II ArpIeby
Isaac h Taylor, Jeremiah wiitur
JskES LORIMHi On AHAM P,s,dant
xpwARD A. srASsBvpy, Eesressry.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMeOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEIr
~ pbia, from pier No North rverTwo lines daily at
A. N. and p NJ. The ,rning line At M by steam
boat John Potter to South Amsoy thence by
press lines at p n. by John Potter Amboy thence
dirsct TO Camden by through in Ave hours Faro 81
Way accommodation aud emigrapt line at p. M fare 8.
80: emigrsnt line at p. fare 81 rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

REGuLsR DAY RoAT FOR Albany AND INTER.
IN mediate Isndinge The now and splendid steamer
Gao WASHINGTON Cspt J. II Odeii will leave New
ork fro foot Of Jay street Tuesdsy Thursday and
Saturday, At o'clock A. ~ Hetursng will leave AthapY
vsvy Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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lALuH Ar AUUK1Ua.

IIENRY n LEEDS, AUcrrONERR-BYH B. LEEDS
~ CO Tusetsy, June n LIVERY STA ble@rsre ehs.os.
At ock 81 the livery stable u and ~ Bank Street,
eli the valuable horses Various colors 10 gat In
ber the above establishnsn Including tie
coach hsrness ;st double on: :sdds AID s
have the carriage Of the Brsvoor
Of Ffh AID Eighth street. which VII
property IS and 20 Bank street No running %
the Harmon street house rent IoS soU
per annum the whole eight years No % Rank
$3.50 repairing shP over the saa
Taxes Croton and 70 2: Iy inc ten
will &c The property can at cost mis- year
To person desrous stsblisbips himself 10 this bust
other be viii the valuable patronage Of the
Breyooit House which WI be lage For further
cuiars apply to suotoneers 10 Nassau, Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

BU1TRRFIELD, AUcTIONEER. THIS DAY,
"A. TuesdayD June AZ lo1s clock vii be sold the
Of the large double NO 1874 ghth av-sue
Fourtsenth street comprising large and we'll
ciothn osssmsres doeskins SILKS s.tns dslsines, 40
pglms prints muptips domesti hosiery small wares
&c fact every article usually sold in the cry soods
ltua Sal uoa{ti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

UcTIoE NoTIcE 5WM " SHIRLEY. Auction.
Rockingham, yellow. Britannia ware cutlery. glass
ehsdes-ByJ s. IL Bartlett, Wednesday June q, at 10
O'Clock ut No 2Sl Pearl street choice assortment Of
white granite ware Furusval make just landed, flown
and light blue ocsngham rev England glass ware
Ac Two caal Worthy the notice OF retailers and
country merchants. Terms at sale Catalogues now
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DAVID SCOTT, AUorIoNEER-eREAr SALE

DAVID SCOTT, AUCTIOEEER-GREAT SALE OF
%
Pubic auction on rrds stn jrns at Stock NJ
on The ,ssn to the fhsss
arge oron Of the above To-. ere in block No 76 adjou
IS, fS
ed % in lot, on
eight lots fifsb street. three lots Pavonis
noe frst rae lpsiress iSessions Also four lots on
rss and
nuisancos whsteyer Tho already
s s,s:sn.s fa,s chance for the hi: pro-
time either investment Immediate ieprovs@ent
\ will orc than reai5o the most expectation Of
9nstion fees Tho ss,s PIX con. on the 18th
Isr@;ps saSs,sai.ss aasiss
GLsEsl az bis al. SSG Of Erie and south Fifth
ELEeAsr HousEnohp F tI AT MIssII.S
Tne IS :. loss aescl The contents Of tie house NO 81
.s IN os
@ n
back cvs plate ps sss 81 pS,n' Ss.
hair mssrtses efss so. bedstead ,prng seat oh.i-s
s ,sss ss ss r s
oath osrrsting cutlery fine silver plated ware
crockery, glassware Re &C.
TN CoLTor AUcTIoaEER -csNTEEL HOUSEHOLD
SI3sssT' VIII s 5'HSy is'
ss &c Of he i win
part psror srite in brocstelle ono rose
panoforte, by one Of the best makers 70 the city "a
6edcads soas as -entrs tables cottage and bedroom
Hurriture arepspI breAcs hair mattressss mirrors &c
8. 10 will 10 pcrczapsesy, without regard TO weather.
ryFo. W. JRsKrNs, AUcTIoNEER.-ln VALUABLE
xT lets for ssia auction situated at Fort Ill., Staten
zsiand. .sa minutes walk from Tompsiasvlls lnnding
':is'rs VII ~ a.
me location ders alo, and the tes Tmaud an
Nsrvors ssa avs NSwa1i Bay Co. The sais win b
DoAtive and tss saey Ferry tcsos can be hal e. tbe
Sco Of tst tho morning OF Me day OF sAo
VII 20 81 s 70 "m The o9n
ssls carriages and wagons together with
f0C0 sets Of H. Leeds Co will sell 1t sue
zion on fhuIf yrne 20 Friday June 80 Aud saturday
each day a. the re rsnS ssse q
rosby street 2 Sa1 s Mott street the entire stock OF
Hight coaches. rokswsys, bsrouches top Ard no TOP
wsgons suIkes So &c eonssns o. soou. ~ saet col
lectisn together In this or any other country
~ deajers ss offers many ndu IS the assort
sms Is sycs %sTs .hou on the most
vtrable 1e above stock Will be sold Tor tho pnr
pose Of closing fhs business If McKtos,ry, Jr siter
Sfd on with energy and entirely new and we'll
selected stock notes ~ six mcntes i.o
a 40 uards four months for sums tron Skoo
20 5000 usdrr f7A cash Cataosue on tho day OF sale
TJESkY r. LVgDs AUoTIoNEaR by u II. LEEDS
IL AEON "Wednesday. June - 80 u ociosk IN Irons
Bn hands hgh ee nre yo.rs oio very gents an 30
Breeder 'ass PAGES aud s,o has sves nsss
EsoriSs; sise a eisse family carriage built ~ Wood 4
Ennsb, Of this city Is In pct feet der nenr COW ana
eAt esc Also elegant fight csrrsge used but little,
ssd IN p,fest ortr made BY The party ~the above
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INSTRUCTION.

&I A MpNTH.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WANT
@F Ing cheap and thorough Instruction in plain and
mental writing, and tho Spanish language tea
ture now l. time Glasses b. two stciens and
petept teachers Gail immediately at 80 Broad
No. As and 49, mp stairs. Mabe no delay.
CARD WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING. THE
"A subscriber will receive pupils daily This week for
thorough Of Instruction In and
Keeping ladies writing clss daily At II O'Clock A. M
s'''''''A OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. $50 Broadway.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY cONClRN.-A THOROUGHLY
educated German professor Of high In itute OF this
city grArus late principal AZ French commercial
sebools Europe propose 70 gse asruetion IN French or
German In family In exchange for board Al
arransemen' for givine inst uein In school family
would he also tch led TO The hest Of reference he CIV
'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

AUCTION SALE OF wATCHEs-WM TOPPING.
IA 80 Broad street. will include in hts sale Tuesday June
invoice Of gold silver lever and ispine Watches
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BALES ar ApUTlUn.

LBxRT b. NIcOLAY, AUcTIoNEER--LAsI FUR:
"A nturs sale Of the season d nic,lay 20 WI
sales Is Wall street Great furniture sale Of the
elegant rosewood octave piano fortss to
be positively sols to SUITS in bro
rade and brooatel'e mahogany sofas in hsir cloth.
Snshogspy d W and marie CHAIR, bedsteads, mar
Bile top centre and aide tables Brussels and mgr ain
carpet elegant mirrors Of large size and elegantly
carved IRE suits of ensmeed rurnture 60 Every lot
will be sold without reserve Also about 81 stuffed birds,
prepared by William Galrrsith, Fsa tho celebrated
Rarmis Also fine large Ne wfoundlabd dog about two
yssrB Old and 10 . hrstrate watch dog.
LBRRT NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER-WILLS SELL
IA 1T public auction ON Wednesday, June 2, at ii
ysoek ON the Premisss tho two ysArs Snsx eirsd
street South corner Of Watts street.
lied By Akhurst Douglas place OF general repairing
. good OF work. On the Premi Is brick
building two stores isx the lower part occupied - an
builders shop Alo, the fxtnres including steam
engine With circular and scroll in complete order
full particulars apply to the auotioneer, No. Broad
street.
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A JcTION EoTIcE.--H. WILSON WILL SELL THIS
"A day the 9th at l01s O'Clock. all the furniture
house 6 Franklin street. consisting of rosewood suits. In
crimson and gold black walnut and mahogany
bedtoada chairs sofas rockers
centre card ,nd dining tables srpsels and ingran
CARPETS oiicioth looking clocks, lace curtains
shades feather beds mattresses orookery. mostly
since the ist Of May Sale posve Deposit required and
hon tn ut
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apORTTNG, DC.

aY,ORJING, DC.
MR. LoRLNZ RESPECTFULLY INVITES ALL
w lovers Of ehuotng and the public in general attend
to day (foesdSy) June n ut o'clock M. at the shoot
ing Of the Turtle Bay Brewery Forty fifth street.
ing Mr. Lorenz es only the common rifle, musket and
pistol introducing to the public his newly invented
cartridge The reeut will surprise every and
judge OF shooting.
nLD BILL 1ovEE's BENErrT.-GREAT PREPARA.
~ lions helm made for giving tAnta benefit to
Od Bali Tovee veteran OF the ring The committee have
arranged nars to make the exhibition the best OF the
season. They have secured Military Hall No, 20 White
street. and Tuesday evening 9th ins the time appoint
ed for the gathering. ..Es
DACE-A RACE FOR A SUIT OF C0L0Hs GRO BE
LII mace to order) will be sailed on the 4th day Of July
4 Glen Cove dock Thr ggs Neck buoy and back
to the place OF starting Lists fires to all frsshng soops
lars Tho may J. Klots Co, ship ohAnd
lery. corner OF clancy and East streets.
PROPOSALS..
DRoPoSALs FOR BULDIEG A COUNTY COURT
sealed will be received At the Couatg Clekf
ofoe hverbesd until the 18th day Of July next
nihbink scrias and BUILDING Court House aad jail 81
hs o.ys S'm.d Ss ,,d r'.s. m
which day clock M said proposals will 70 opened
py the Chsrpab the Bos.d o. Sup tho pfe
sence of the Bsad at The Court Hou.e in Hive-heaa
phcauon James Cooper Clerk of ,aid county Pro
rs sssd the ChA, Board
supervisors care Of James, Coouer Suffolk Court uouse
sew York TIE Beard viii reject any oae or all Of said
SAMUEL Is NICOLL. J p,,
,a, srLyasIpHEsET MILLER, c sna1ass
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CTkNRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II.
ii Leeds Co., Wednesday, Juss % at II O'CLOCK. At the
sales ROOM - Nassau street Extensive sale Of pivAte
library and valuable illustrated and other works Of
about 1900 Volumes rising scientific theological and
history voyages and travels rious
Msrr,s game Of Wild an;msIs Of southern Afros oiio II
lustrsted plates mercsn historical and literary ourios
ties folio antiquities Scotland four vols 4to Old
lands Worthless foo inverness River scenery history Of
writing lays of the western worid illustrated portra Of
sons edition q the British poets vols u Lsyasd
morocco Frorssrts Chronicles 2vols vo Fndsn's gal
lery Ct the greees London; Ruprahe Byron gallery We
gallery with collection Of other valuable
works which We would respectfully recommend 70 the a.
and worthy the Of valuable works
The above be ready for exhibition with catalogues at
the gallery above Saturday 2h until the day Of sale
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINZ FOB cALIFoaNIA-

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOB CALIFORNIA
steamers Extension OF the Panama Railroad. Arrange
the isthmus forming the mos agreeable and ese
Mail Stssmsbtp inland 20 dspstch Sirest 70
A.Ptnya on Wsdassd y. July 9TH, At O'Clock, Pm
ILLINOIS, Lieut. HArtstsne, o. g. N to connect at Pan
ANA Nth the rAeiac Mail Steamship Company steamer
passage acress the is.hmus practicable in
sderaton that will induce all who their health
comfort to seect this route Mr. Hnkey late orwardsr
for Adams Co. the sthmus has perfected his
ments for the transit and their from
Aspnws to Pansma Tickets can be obtained Tor this
transit from w. Darlington "a Broadway 1T West
street The for passengers of all asses
unsurpassed and particular attention 10 paid to the
cleanliness Of the For freight apply
at the Conpany's Office. 1T y est street to -
CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-WILLIAM IRVING &
II CO. Auctioueeys will sell at auction Wednesday
June 2S at l0M O'Clock at the sales room. No Pine
street large assortment Of hair feather beds
holsters and pillows beddng large assortment Of
variety Of furniture of black walnut and
gany enamsed cottage do black walnut dining fur
and kitchen furniture, 10.