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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

uRNRY H. LEEDS AUcTIoNEER.-BY H. H. LEEDS
IL Tuesday April II, at Ioh o'clock, at No 81 Ham
class in good order Particulars heroater-At halfpast
II O'clock No 81 Hammond street. Fourth gentee
pets suits carved rosewood With hair cloth
wood reception chairs rosewood centre tables Egyptian
rich crimson worsted and silk and wor.ted brocstse win
dow curtains gilt Gornices and fxures French plate pier
fronze and marble clocks bronze candeabras rosewood
~ octave piano made by Gilbert of Boston, piano stools
astnd saG
ny French bedsteeds do dressing bureaus washstands
IaSk a.ss Beds sS IAs
shresIy carpets; one rich cottage suit Basement-Ma
the front Of the store Wall street beautiful buggy
wagon made TO order by Of the best makers York
patent superior workmanship made for
city one full -blooded superior setter dog
HENRY h. LEEDS, AUCTIONEEB.-sUPERB COL
the entire collection OF J. P. Beaumont Esq Henry II
Leeds Co will sell BY auction Wednesday and Thurs
House The above gentleman hes been we'll known here
M IL a 81 osss
pictures Of various schools ancient and MODERN
s from well and
reputation viii be found Cleopatra Doyin the Pearl By
PHILIP
BY Nth RsS. ehE x
dOrf Belgian Munich and other schools and in particular
rs prize the in Rome
The paintings all In fine order and the frames many
to make the collection equally worthy attention the
without paintings 70 Be- removed Within three
asys vI time 10 o. & in Of @ for
before the day of A our
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D C. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or
H. diamonds gold watches, silver plate &c morrow
at 10y O'clock IS Nassau street two doors
eAe assortment Of richly set diam onds valuable gold
Watches silver and plated clocks rich china vases
Richly set diamond rings and pins diamond earrings
which sre very large beautiful fine gold Watches fall
jeweied ladies' fine gold watches, richly with
Ssry spensia fine geld English pasen. lever watches
cutlery rich china vaseS and ornaments al OF which are
well worthy the attention Of the trade and purchasers
generally. Catalogues the morning Of sale
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wv. s. MELLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AN

Nv tique furniture.-1his day, at 10x o'clock,
AZ AZ Broadway Grundy, Houshtcn Mslior will sail a
best city and Hotel propristo!s
stock elegant furniture OF the costly
such be relied The stock consists part Of
rosewood etgees mirrors doors and backs Gle
gAnty carved paror suits covered
tele plush Turkish easy votars chairs carved
rosewood bedeads bureaus and washsandst match oak
mahogany walnut and enameed chamber furniture
latest styles elegant library bookcases In rosewood
Eany and walnut ten tables of the approved
Of the stock which can only be appreciated by
Every facility for thoee who Wish have their furniture
packed or it be stored unt the May Also,
French plate pier and oval mirrors with assortment Of
ware tea sets papier mache tables trays 10. CatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

WM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday at 10Y o'clock At sol Broadway all the
splendid bar and saloon fixtures In the house
known tho Commonwealth, consisting OF splendid gilt
frame mirrors gas chandeliers beautiful cut glass and
dow shades mats coths and large assortment OF cook
u q utepsils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A UCTION N0TICE,-sAMUBL osGooD, AUCTION
"a eer, will sell at his salesroo 81 Nassau street. ON
Wednesday, April T. at 10Y o'clock large collection Of
new and second hand household furniture comprising in
part rosewood parlor suits in satin brocatee
and other sofas mahogany rosewood and othY and
easy chairs mahogany rosewood and other marble
dressing bureaus marble top washsnd marble top
wood and mahogany centre tables extension dining tables
corner etegere breakfast tables work tables enAmelled
chamber suits mahogany and rosewood bedtead bedding
rseking chairs bookcases book shelves piano
bes, wardrohes carpets oilcoth mating crockery ktch
utentils oil paintings mirrors &c the whole Of which
will lie sold positive, without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

POSES ETC;1wILLIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUCTION
IL will sell ct auction Wednesday April L. the
store No Pine street. ac from the nursery J. B.
nantel Astoria, consisting Of standard half Standard
Baltimore belle cloth Of gold prairie queen Russss COT
other varieties Of greenhouse pant from the nursery
OF Mante Astoria, comprising the finest assortment
ranted true to name Roses in pots in full bloom
mental trees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11
BANKS OF Tue CRY OF NEW YoRl

Total .so2 SOL 1903 TO- 1888 14l s7lS 2l5 90 2s6 $50
The condition Of the principal department Of the New
York city banks the close Of each week within the last
ak months comnarea as folloHa:-
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n S. HOUGH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
~ gensssl housshod furniture pier glasses carpets &C.
denee John yogt ESQ., No 43 Mddagh street Brooklyn,
Will % so 81 sns SAD nSSs
work and wash stands Brussels and ingram carptng
hoapy bedsteads dining tables erockery cutlery
tains shades, &C. with variety Of ornamental articles
such Bsque and PAriar marble satuary decorated china
the whole forming excellent variety Of household
furniture Catalogues house morning of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

HENRY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY h. LEEDS
IL CoaTSssday and wednesday April Il and ~ At
great spring sale Of marble and aabasr sttuary fancy
goods, 6c comprising OF the finest Of
s,atpaTy comprising Psyche after Ta1sian Venus at the
Roman, Gothic Bordiio Naples Hebe vases rarved
marble card receivers Roman azzas marble pedesta bon
quet &C. abaster statuees Venus NJ the Bath
Cleopatra Dancing Girls Apollo. Belvidere Venus d Medi
e. and ethsrs equally fne ALSO marble mosaic centre
yer plated comprising casters Of every size and pat
kete liquor stands salvers canestck vegetable Dishes
salt cellars DC Paran goodsEegant Parian ssatuettss
msres Cupid and Birds Nest and yAous others sxqui
lor and sewing chairs work tables and portfolios Fancy
Arcles-Alabaster agate and marble ladies'
retcues richly gilt china and porcelain and
vases Mosaic and other bronze
&c 40 Also. silver plated table forks
threaded beaded and Brunswick table, dessert and
man silver and the stock Of . well known importer
about retiring from business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A UCTION NOTICE.-STANDARD ROSES. L. VAN
IA DEWATER CO corner Of Nassau and Pine Streets
will sell ON Tuesday April H. at Ion o'clock large and
superior collection Of standard and plants from the
mn of ID, Boil -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

GEO. G. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, ROOMS 2l1 BOW.
~ cry near Rivnston streetsaies Of real estate cabi
household furniture punctualy attended to- Terms
moderate and returns prompt. Sales solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

II COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE OF RICH
household furniture French plate mirrors Administer
IL AZ ten oeioek No Ia Hudson street oppo
site ST. Johns park the entire beautiful furniture of the
family 1t will embrace in part rosewood and mahogany
furn of description such rich sofas and tete
tete in and velvet rosewood centre do with
bookcases and wardrobes large French plate mirrors Ak
dining and extension tables dress and plain bureaus
hogany French and other bedseads beautiful feather beds
tel ornaments MAHOGANY chairs Of al patterns bedroom
urnnre has been made order and in first rate condi
ton. Catalogues early this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

n C: HORTON, .AUCTIoNEER. SALES ROOM Is
Sixth avenue will sell on Wednssday at 10Y O'Clock,
Hudson consisting Of mahogany spring seat chairs SOFAS
tables splendid rosewood piano. oil paintings Brussels
pets with kitchen furniture, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-wILLIAM IRVING 4
Ii CO., Auotionoers will sell at auction on Tuesday
April At 10Y o'clock at the saesroom No Pine street.
the entire Of house removed
OF sale consisting In part Of hair mattresses feather
holsters and pillows large assortment Of erockery
ware copper ware cooking wlrdrohe
secretaries rosewood sofas and chairs in plush
centre and pier tables eegere French plate pier
mirrors mahogany sofas chairs chairs In hsir
% large number Of Brussels and ingram carpets pier
high post bedstead maple and walnut cottage bed
mahogany marble top tables maple seat
arm ehsKs mating shower baths hall lamps stands
top dressing bureaus do. washstands four rolls
show caae Aiso number Of Yahogahy plate glass
90 a tables three dozen table cloths Also An sxtrs
large, heavy ornamented mattel mirror 80.
HousEhoLD FURNITURE FOR sALE-AT NO LOSE
day April H. at 10 o'clock If on.
gsgee. = ~-~sA " sA' A1ohs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

GEO. G. LEWIS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
VI extensive sale of valuable frsclass furniture being
the stock Of Mr. Baldwin l2s Bowey corner Of Grand
LEWIS will sell by iaucton on Wednesday, April Il,
the above premises the entire stock of elegant
suits lin plush &c centre sofa and side tables mahogany
SOFAS tete tete and parlor chairs Of various
French and Gothic bedsteads dressing and wash
stands with and WITHOUT marble tops hall stands
tette and nest tables looking glasses &C. all Of which
of first class furniture and all to sold without any re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

UCTION NoTICE.-w. 8. INGRAHAM WILL SEA.
"A this day, at lO O'Clock at the suction No. 10
nth William street general assortment o. household
furniture, vn:-brusseis and ingram carpets, sofas
hogany chairs looking glasses bedssads feather beds
mattresses book case and lot Of kitchen utensils too
merous to men ton At II O'Clock precisely splendid six
and half octave rosewood panoforte. pay advances
Thursday sale at 0th street and Third horses
lar 6xtures furniture &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER AUCTIONEER-THE VA.
"A luablc property situate the southwest of
wieh street being twenty Eve feet front and by atty
Exchange Thursday April 18TH u O'Clock noon by
order Of the Supreme Court under the direction Of Lucu
Robinson ESQ., referee The streets both severed
tho rapidly increasing value Of property in the vicinity
menu For mans and partOusrs ao TO ASTHONY
BLEECKER Auctioneer, No. z Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

IA day. at 10 o'clock at AS Pearl street. the contents Of
other gnshsm grOs dc Rhine linen drhinss
cashmere Canton and 1hbet Grape shawls ohemirette
bands under sleeves lace collars tambour embossed
kerchefs; also cashmere sanet hroadoloths shirtng
napkins cloths, towels &C. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A UCTION NoTICE-BY W. W. sHIRLEY-500 LOTS
IA and packages crockery glass; china Rockng CHAM and
yellow ware by J. H. Bartlett Wednesday, April H.
at 10 o'clock at So John street. aarse and choice
ment worthy the notice of retailers grocer country
merchants wanting bargains. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

Upland, Forida MoJ,Js
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

IA hold furniture.-A c. FUTILE will sell to-day Tues
day at l0 O'Clock, at ll6 Leonard street. Broadway
all the genteel furniture Of large boarding house. consist
ing Of Brussels and ingram csrpctng rosewood and
cutlery ocloths stair carpetng grandole bedding bu
reaus, washstands &C. also about patent elastic felt
patent spring and hair nearly Terms cash.
and deposit required Catalogues the morning Of SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A UCTION NOTICE.. NEWELL & CO. WILL SELL
n on Thursday April l3 at 10 o'clock at the auction
store 79Naspau street. large varied
ment second hand household furniture Of
fAs lounges bureaus bookcase chairs tables mirrors
wAsstands desks Brussels and ingram carpets bedsead
mattresses beds bedding tnware crockcry kitchen uten
ss &c. left from previous outdoor sales Terms cash and
deposits REQUIRED. PETER PARKS Auetioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

AUCTION N0TICE.-BY THos. BELL & II N. BUSH,
IA suotioneerr This day, at l0h O'Clock, in the sale.
Centre street near Reade Duane and Chambers
carpets sngrayings &C. Also fifty trunks carpet bags
and valises with their contents from Broadway houses;
segars liquors &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

A UCTION SALE OF MELRosE PROPERTY
q NEWELL co viii sell on Tuesday April 18th 81
house and lot of ground known lot 49, Union street.
North Melrose lot 80 feet by 100; house. Frame
and very convenient Terms This presents
great Inducements to persons OF small means wishing to Sc
Co., 70 Nassau street. or Mr. Rodendock, at Melross
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-27
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBS,
Analytical PhYSicia N

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravenna---Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until 2'ssoet, Pm. 18th and 10Th Oct.
Akron-Cqbh's Exchange, Tuesday, nth, October.
Warren-Gaskill House, Monday, 23d of October.
Cleveland House, Thursday and Friday
Those afflicted With Chronic diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infammations, Rheuma-
tsm Asthma, ,Shortness of Breath difficulty 6fbreath
Ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa-
6ilties, Restessness- Loss of Appetite Constipation.
Derangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections GRAY
ell While swelings or any long standing diseases,
No CHARGE FOR CoNsuLrArros!-Dr. r.. neither
bleeds nor bisters; nor is he Homapathis he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony, any other mineral
as medical agentnor is he Thompsonian, he neither
steams gives emecs His theory Of diseases differs
from all Others that have been adopted, but not more
so than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick TO make well, tear down to build up again. nor
dynes.
Patients should mark well the dates given above
Our entire time beng pre-. engaged attendance must
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofa cure
is always given. subecting the patient to expense
without reasonable prospect Of success.
. PARALYSIS.
Many enquirer being made concerning this formd.
able disease, we select tor the present report letter
from ann old and well known citizen of Portoge coun.
ty, Ohio. It was written in December 1850.
In few instances since remedies have been tempo.
rartly resorted to- by which he has not only retained
comfortable health and powers endurance, but thus
far escaped all further .attacks of Paralysis:
Dr.. TuBBs:-Havng employed your treatment fol
some time, send &Qu the result, which you are al
liberty to publish for the benefit of others was taken
shock of Paralysis in February, ls4S. II only affect
ed my arm and voice at first, but the pain In my
which followed the shock become more severe, and
tended over my SYSTEM After the shock i was still
able to walk but had little strength and my limbs
weak and numb. adyised with several physicians
some recommended calumet, but was not relieved
Ny general health poorwhep applied to you
In January, and haughyoy gave me very little ehcour
agemclt. at the time, obtained medicine and com
menced its use. For the first two weeks felt slight,
worse, after that, Improvement commenced, and ha
continued until am able to labor most of the time.
now feel like Q new man. G.. CHASE.
Rootstown, Dec, 1850.
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The Teachers Institute.

The committee of arrangements have
thought best for various reasons to have the
Institute commence its session on Wednes.
day Oct. Ilth, instead of the 9th, as has
been published.
1t is expected that the following named
professors will be present, Viz: C. Tracy,
teacher of Elocution and Arithmetic; l.. T.
CovELL, teacher OF Grammar; JAS. w.
LUsK, teacher of Penmanship; J. II. L.
SScoTT, teacher Of Orthography; THos. w.
HARVEY, teacher of Geography; and A.
tHoLBRooK teacher Of Physiology.
a, 1T is also expected that H. II. BARNE Y
ThesState Commissioner will attend a por-
'tion of the time. And that M. D. LEGGETr
IS expected to superntend the institute. And
there are other competent teachers and lec-
'turers expected who have been invited to
attend.
GEe. MESSENGER, Ch. Com. Ar.
e. C. WILMoT, Sec.
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'sz,he Lecture Of Dr. AFifch.

As will be seen by the advertisement in
another column, DR.. c. M. Fitch will be
in Ravenna on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, the 9Th, 10th, and llth days of Oc-
tober. He is spoken Of as possessing superior
skill in the management and cure of pulmo-
nary diseases. We copy the following from
the Freedonia Censor:
"DR. FITcH's LEcrUREs.-Dr. C. M.
FITcH's Lectures at our place during the
past week have been well attended and lis
tened to with interest. His practical teach
ings are certainly calculated to do good, his
suggestions for the prevention of consump-
tion are certainly valuable, and his argument
for the durability Of consumption seemed
conclusge. His proposed plan of treatment
was, to say the least, plausible, and has been
very happily exempli6ed in two or three ca
ses in our vicinity. Mr.. ]. LADUE, now post
master at Sherman, in this Co., formerly of
this place, visited DR.. FITCH in New York
five years since, to all appearances in ad.
yanced consumption. neither friends nor ply
sicians supposing recovery possible, and has
under DR.. FITcH's treatment regaiRed his
health. Mrs. CRAWFORD of this place, also
consulted DR.. FITcH by letter little more
than fOSr years since, after she had been
@iven over to die of consumption, and when
'she was reduced to such an extent that she
tcould hardly walk across the room. Mrs.
CRAWFORD is now enjoying good health,
'and attributes her recovery wholly to the
Doctors system of treatment. Results like
these certainly go far to prove the Doctors
sIheorY correct.
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-, WILL BE PUBLISHED, ON THE lsr. AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOY,S STORY.

sEM.NApTIcAL RoAANcE OF INTENSE INTEREST, ny
THE AUTHOR OF THE TPIRkTE DocToR," THE "LAw-
YER,s Story THE ."oLD DocToR," &c., &c.
THE success hitherto enjoyed by the au-
J. thor Of. the above popular works is a sufficient
guarantee Of the favor with which any productions
coming from his pen will be received by the public.
The Cabin Boys story,' sa romantic narrative H.
Illustrating the horrors Of the Slave Trade as carried on
in the Coast OF Africa. The author has served In the
navyand the descriptions and characters are painted
from personal acquaintance with them. The story is
full Of exciting interest and adventure 40 the ceebra-
ted work Of Defoe, Robnson Crsoe," and has the ad-
vantage over that glorious fiction, inasmuch as it is
founded on facts ofevery day occurrence The history
Of the heroine of the Story, zuleika, the Circassan
Slave, purchased at Constaptnope educated and
red by the reckless, yet ehivaric Seymour-the
mander OF ihe Al6at.oss' Is simply the narration of
ters portrayed throughout the story are vividly and
graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely
to increase IT. and they respectfully request that all
orders may be sent in Immediately.
Ihey confidently expect that the work will create
much Interest asaqy word of fiction that has Of late
years enianated from tho press. ass Notwithstanding,
since the publication Of "Uncle TOMS Cabn.'' works
relating TO slavery in America, and CON, have been
numerous, none have appeared having relation to the
system Of purchasing slaves on the African Coast,
writtenby one who has witnessed it In all its hdeous
deformity. The work Is written In chaste and pure
language, and will be-a welcome and instructive ad-
The work wiii form beautiful octave volume Of 400
pages, handsomely illustrated with fine epgrayings and
elegantly bound in cloth. Price, In cloth, dollar;
10 papeS cents at which rates copies will be sent by
the publishers to any part Of the country, free Of post
age. =. -,
IPFor sale wholesale and retail by The publishers
ELLSWORTH & STREET,
,,.l -, No. % BEEMAN STREET, NEw YORK.
And BY all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces
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NRm aAugrtistmauts.
New Dining Saloon.

THE Undersigned have opened victualfng
i Saloon in this village In the New brick building
on Main Street, situated between the Bank and the
Town Hall. Their rooms elegantly fitted up, and
neatness, order sobrety and quiet will be the order
the day In their establishment. Refreshments will De
furnished promptly at oil hoq. The Saloon will be
constantly supplied with all the decacies Of the sea
son, such as Fish, Game, Oysters. &c. The Proprie
tors design that shall be In the sTices first
class Dining Saloon, where the, highest tespectabily
shall be maintained and where Gentlemen ahd Ladie.
may enjoy quiet retreat and procure all such refresh
ments, as the most asduoGs care and painstakng
furnish.
They design that their rules and regulations shall Be
so strict that ones character dignity respecta.
bility will be compromised by visiting their Saloon.
freshments.
choice lot Of confectionery always hand for sale
IL PThe Saloon win be conducted on the strict TEN
pefahce principle. McMANUS & BROTHERS.
Ravenna, Sept PC, 1864. 4H3H
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For the Portage Sentinel

IMPORTANT RU&oR.AIt is currently re.
ported about town chat the "chief cook and
bottle washer" of the fusion ofgah, 5he lie
man w. HALL, ESD, has recently 'beeh dis.
missed from membership, IN the Free Church
in this place. What were the charges pre-.
ferred, rumor saith not; but several shrewd
Yankees have ventured guess" upon the
subject, and they have uniformly and un.
hesitatingly attributed it to his besettfhg sir
of lyiny, and, so far as am aware, no one
has ventured to call in question the correct
mess of their devinations What society
will he next attempt to stake in!"
Orr
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OF The news from various sections of
the country respecting the crops, render it
probable that there will be full averags of
THE com crop, abont whiGh there has been
30 nruch concern. The large area of land
sown in consequence Of the late high prices
of breadstuffs has probably more than made
'up for the injuries to the crop in the sever
al sections of country where the drought
has prevailed. The advices, since the late
rains, from North Carolina and other sec-
'ti0ns Of the South, where late crops Of corn
IRE raised, are very encouraging.