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Just ReGeivad,

GOODS. embracing any thing aud EVERY
thing selected by ia. Su.cTinrr himself,
whose long experience and knowledge OF the
Ropes, makes il ma presumption in him 10 say,
that some o! them cheaper goods than have
ever hrcn brought in this market.
Brown Home .punS - yards tu the dollar
Gruilcmcns IluSkin Gloves - cts. II pair.
beautiful co.oTrh Muslin a, l. i.2 cts, per
yarl French billings ~ ct. yard. II fine
assortment OF Fa!ry Goods that mas, ans! EhOwN
be sold.
Groceries. Crockcry Hardware, Hats and
Honncis, Ladies, Gents. and Youths shoes and
Gnlrcrs, fine and common. To cnllmcra!c
woul,l b" too tedious. i,i!i conc and see and |
vii! warrari: You sa,i, ia ctinn. both style. md
prices PERRY MOSES.
h,..: 5.h. lEj. =: Ii
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Quarterly Review.

TINS Pcriodical is the only one OF its
class i'll the entire region Of, the South and
lis pagcs are referred To As thc best cv-
pence OF the ability ni the South, and s
capacity 70 give expression 10 'llc ic'llng$,
the interest and intelligence Of this Section
o! our Country. It's purp Sc is to fairly
represent ourselves. and no, 10 miSrCprc :
sent others |! aims TO maintain III" truth
as you understand it, and IL assert the m.
tcicc,ual equality OF our Section, while.
at the same time, il will free the IiinI o..
our people from that state vi li"-arr
I,r.tlom and dependency under whirh they
have too long labnrcd We claim, ihon.
from ali lovers u. The South and friends ot
Il truly home literature, that support iur
our W nrk which vii! enable us to n:vc ii
:. free course, and thus make il canem,lv
worthy of the worlds admiration and our
own pride.
c. MORTIMER, Publisher.
April, 1891.
Office 80 Quarterly Review
Law Range, Broad-s,., Charleston. $. G..
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Notice.


JUST received and opening a fine stock OF
the most fashionable and Latest Styles of
Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in
part of the following articles
Blk. ~ fancy Cloths
a. &C Cassimcres.
Spring d Summer Twcrds
Blk. White d. Fancy Silk Nestings.
i" 's " NIarsaillcs
4" 1" " Linen Drills
B!k White d Fancy Silk Cravats.
Linen n Cambria
Silk d. =" lIandk'fs,
Gloves, Socks, &; Drawers
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars
Silk &; NIerino under Shirts
Blk. Silk &C Hats
Panama &c fancy Hats.
Clothing.
Blk and Fancy Cloth Coats and Sacks.
" Tweed
q" Z" Alpaca :: +" :"
Silk. Grass and Linen " I"
Drap d'ctc '' &c
Blk, and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Drap i'cte and Twrels, -
White and Fancy Linen &c
Blk White, and fancy Silk Vests
EombaZinc and Linen '
What and fancy Marsalcs, i"
Al! of which we invite our friends and the
public generally 10 call and examine.
We are also prepared TO make To order, any
articles in the Tailoring line, as neat and Cheap
can he done in the State ON the same terms.
WINN d CEARKS ON.
April -, 1851. 2i If
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CO-partnership.

THE Subscriber has this day associa.
tca with him in the Faclorane and Conn
mission business, his Son James NJ. Car.
son under the firm Of Elisha Carson e. Son,
VINO VIII attend strictly to all bus mess in
trusted to them by their friends.
ELISHA CARSON.
Charleston. July II, 1854. 37-.lt
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Sfap Hem

On the WIliring;on and Manchester Rail
Road, about four miles from l.ynchbnrgh on
the evening of tho 2"ih Inst. A pair of Saddle
bags containing wearing apparel etc, and
purse contairing n lei: dollar bill Also promin':. :.
sorry notes; one for one hundred dollars and
another for thirty dollars, both payable to r..
Diston. Signed Alex. 4. Burgess. This is 10
canton Inc Public against trading fur the same.
Il. D,STON.
July 5, 1851, &c y.
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Notice.

IiiE subscribers nrr nnvv rcccA.inn 1h.ir
stock OF Spring ami SumrCcr goods, Win IN l,,y.
been selected with great care. and cnun,i fail
10 give satisfaction in s,yi" ,uNality and prI,.s.
Our stock comprises :,li articles which tn,
wants ana ta>t" "i the community dcnanl and
We solicit call from olr friends and the pub.
lie before calling elsewhere :.s we have many
n.w styles which cannot fail 10 please
TlNDAl., WATSON 4. co.
Mar. 90, 1851. 80 II
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Mr. Editor: Please announce
Capt J. d. FEIErsoS as n Candidate for
Sherli OF Sumter District at the ensuing
clection.,,
Aug.-Ii, 1862.
The daily union., 1854-02-03
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.

i400l From St Paul, by Knposia, Carlisle, Point Doug
las Prescott, Wis, Red Wing, Min, Mount Yer
non, Reeds Landing, Nelson's Landing, Monio'
Vile, La Cross, Wis Brownsville, MIN Minnie
wah, Warmers Landing, Wis, Winoms, Mn
Minnesota City, Lansing, Point Rock To-, Cspoht
and Webster, 70 Prairie du Chien, Wis, 270 mil''
and back, once week from November is to Apr
Is in each year ag
Leave ST. Paul every Monday ats mi
Arrive ot Prairie du Chen next Sunday by Q m;
Lssye Prairie do CHEN every Monday .6s~i
Arrive at st Paul next Sunday by pm.
leoNrMunp ON FOURTH rAor or nAILv rhse
The daily union., 1854-02-03

.-.-u --.- .~Sa.srss Friday q spmi
s sm., c.s, !. wa: hs s.s &c. ss Y ss.
burg, .si sprngvils. !. Bedford. u mile. and
Leave CarY.ls Monday al SAM
Arrive a Bedford next day by lsm
Leave Bedford Tuesday at pms
I460T From Bowling Green, by Hausertown, to Point
Commerce, ~ nliles and back, once week
Leave Bowling Green Tsssday al 4am;
Arrive al Psinl Commerce same day by l2mi
Leave Point Commerce Tuesday at pm.
Arrive at Bowling Green day by m.
I460s From Bowling Green, by Jourdan Village and San
Fa TO GospoIt, ~ miles and back, once a
Leave Bowling Green Saturday at6am;
Arrive at Gospor same day by II IN;
Leave Gosport Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Bowling Green same day by SPIN.
1869 From Bowling Green by Bell Air Anguilla, Lew
is, and Busraen Mills, to Carlisle, "A miles and
back, once week.
Leave Bowling Green Monday at 6 a IA;
Arrive Carlisle day by SPIN;
Leave Carlisle Tuesday at al
Arrive al Bowling Green same day by spm
l4s0 From Bowling Green to Brazil II miles and back,
week.
Leave Bowling Green every Thursday at II am;
Arrive at Brazil same day by "a pmi
Leave Brazil every Thursday at m;
Arrive ut Bo Wing Green same day by pm.
I46ll From Monezuma by Annapolis, Bethany, Russell,
vile, and Parkcrsburg, to Ladoga, ~ miles and
back, once q week.
a#8 Leave Monezuma Friday at sam;
Arrive At Ladoga same day by spm;
Leave Ladoga Saturday at q nj
Arrive at Monexuma sane day by pm,
l46l2 From Montezuma to Highland, mile and back
Leave Monezuma Wednesday and Saturday at 8
Arrive at Highland same day by 9pm;
Leave Highland Wednesday and Saturday at 5 p m;
Arrive at Montezama same day by pm.
Proposals for hrsc-timos-a week service invited
l4sls From Bainbridge. by Grovsand, New Maysvlls,
Leave Bainbtidss Thsr.dsy ALAN,
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COAL,

NoEBERLAKD COAL --THK NEW CREEK COMPANY
~ IL receiving baltimore reguiSr supply Of Cum.
bersns coal from their mines In Hsmpshire county which
they offer Tor ssa AT the lowest mnrks prices This
believed 20 he equal In quality any oosl mined in the
Cumberiand region ror steam purposes has superior
The estimstoh in which IL Az held by neers ths
United States rsvy and for the Of loco otvcs
shown A. the ONCE Of the company IS Wall street. New
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b NICoLAY, AUCTIoScaR ON FRIDAY AND
Saturday, June e and "a psremptory foreolosur,
ass sale Of je~A'sy and diamonds Ss, 10 cl,so the
sgees accounts OF VIM. = Sergeant. or whom il nav
being iots not called for nj previous sliss with tho
O. th. stock al,o the gas. geld scales jew
serve, by ALBEIT IL NiCoLAY d co at q Wall
on Friday and SATURDAY. June 2aaud "A at II O'clock
day Elegant single stone and cluster III anond RIGGS
nd brooches set with pals and a-nets ma :oRcsnt
pnd brsceets worth SIZE. some Of the finest chropom
patches eve, imported manufactured by Roskeli John
reting Ferris, &c sro two In dependent secoad dou
me keepers for timing horses ladies'. hunting watch
tn Joweled backs, gold vest Fob guard Oh ANS Of
and very rich styles lockets lrsAstyns ripss sud
psDs and !enciis: also old fams set II solid silver
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDzR OF THE SUR
rogats OF tho county Of New York, notice IL hereby
.rselsn late & The city New York merchants
ber 1t his oce No 81 Chambers street, In the clay
York before the 18th day Of Dsesmbsr nsx Dats<
New York, the 18th day Of Juns, 1854. -
PETER b, SWREN 7, Public Adaisisteatss.
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IMPORTED wOvE CORSETS.-MRS. GAYNOR HAS
just received her June importation Of the abov goods
amongst them some single Frcnch ooute same q
tpose that took tho srst prize the Crystal Palace
street. 60
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UCTIOT kOTICE-THoMAS BELL ANCTIoNEEg,
by Roll Bush. This das. at l0h O'Clock ia mo sales
BINS Cent street sill be eontiaosd aud closed with
the balance of stock at merchants ai,rs goods
boys clothing 200 good garments econdnand wearing
perel At IL o'clock one large iron safe bagstolle
lie two dry goods 40 Friday large saie of fur
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION TO COMFY IsLAND-JHE NEW AMI
IL splsn6d steamer NOkW ak, CAntsin a. IL tchcock
will make three excursions daily Coney Island fol
i21s and 81 r. NJ; pier No. r. AZ 10 a M and A.
Copey Island " IL a. NJ. aud tn klAndng At Fort
Hamilton each Fare Fort Hamilton o Go
lsnd and back to New York 20 coats no half pse 70,
cbidreo
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BAHKS.-TRE
II steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will make
the week except Saturday. leaving
OF Frsnll lin street mt o'clock Amos street. IL Sprna
street, ~; Peck slip, Broome street, East
sl4 south Third street, Williamsburg 81; pier NO. s.
O'Clock.
L,OR EXCURSIONS THE SPLENDID DOUBLE
deeked barge Clinton having been reitted aud painted
be chartered for For apply
the board 1T the Office Of tho yard foot
OF Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ EXCURSION, ON SUN
" day next, the 18th instant to Hudson PARK, below
loDEers on the North river-9he German Liederkrauz
give notice 10 it's bers and friends that for the
Of making the above excursion the mboat
chartered and that good Band Of been
and ample arrangements made for their
The will leave foot of weth street. East river
O'clock A M, Peck snip at III do. Toe steamer and
barge will leave foot Of FIR nkin stseet Norm river a.
clock A. NJ foot of Canal street. do. clocs foot OF
Hammond street do O'clock trip will be mad
hy the steamer alone starting from foot franklin street
at O'Clock, NJ Tickets may be procured Of Mr. Ma
sius hagoras Hail Nos ISL and 1919 Walker street. Mr.
Hilbert, rs Cedar street; Mr. ivy no. "a William stree.
Sunday The price thereof Twenty cents or
wsy) for members and Fifty ceats for others In the
and further notice given. The CoMRITrEE.
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BERT II. NICOIAY, AUCTIOSkER.-1HIS Day
Perenp tory foreclosure sale tbs York and New
ms Type Foundry including the whole OF tns s.ock 81
Fisls &c-By Albert II. N'eolay 4 Co, on Toursdsy,
r. at IL o'clock, At i6S eutea street Sun Buildinss
complete. brass rule machine h, ~. SALE positive.
hoie stock OF tools for extensive foundry put up
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f0 =; yAs IAN, ASTwEaP AucTIoyEER-REcEIy-
Son viii sell on rSnrsdsy rd s 10 oss
200 Chatham street by tine
isg,arss ana ssS
and oher s 1 cssssuc A glass
a. sale.
.JoHs FIsHBLATT. AUcTIoSEER. sALEsRooM iss
S1 Pds sssJ june s g at Sas su
large lot Of groceries. ehampagne ~iass, .ransie,
100 os & Is nas sp. Of sn
e. tbs ss s dsbs 's1
ana Enquirer ana catalogues on the morning OF sala
4 IoHN L; yANDEwATER, AycrIoNEER.-yAyoE.
T nell ' Pa r's sas j 2 e
son sSs.n Of large sa G hs
ss%ss sPaGl SAdss: ga: So linen ard duck
soorsa aud snsy I aaa sSssd ps ss vests.
The above we'll and ashionaby made ana ha dsonsy
se .s : y 51,s ,S ~
Catalogues morning OF sale.
M DOUGHTY AUcTIoNEEs -HANpsoME HOUSE.
w. hold furniture, &c at auction this day a. lc.s
steaos rockers spns sasi Airs. mahossny
esins sss card md centre tales dressing snd plain Sa
shi' &e Also large assortment of furniture,
SALE Or AND
store 70 Bowery consisting Of gold and silver watches.
pistols iv'f By sss rd Hss Ss q
d G KEMP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANO
IT y rs two usSs
kemp viii sell At ausson as above all the farn.urs
SALE letting Of rich wilton, brussels other
large French plate pier glasses handsome rosewood and
covered IN French satin hroaas and velvet plush
wood marble centre and fancy tables extension dining
tables bookcases wsrdrohes rosewood marble top dress
ing and rosewood and mahoxany bed
tends painted chamber furniture curled
beds and bedding. Competing sofss chairs looking glasses
silver plated ware table cutlery with general
assortment o. bedroom and kitchen &c ~hioh
cues on the morning Of SALE
CHERIFF SALE-AT I0S O'CLOCK AT 5I2 SECOND
NJ avenue the contents of paint store, consisting Of
paints, oils, cans brushes, ladders SO, &C.
lOO improved property at Elizahethtown, New Jersey
auction sale of vusbs real estate At ENabthtown New
Jersey by the Of Stephen srttsn deceased.
Wednesday the 18th Of June Instant at O'Clock
Of very des able building lots and cottage houses usted
Oh Jersey, Catherine Lafayette Spring Franklin and Mo-
cbanca streets in rapidly i'm proving iboorbood and
for for che residence Of persoas
dorg usres, in Nav York the location is unsurpassed
The distance from Nav York Is only fourteen miles and the
with the city BY either railroad steam
property IL all sithi, minutes walk of the railroad
depot in the mmedste vicinity of churches of AL do
rominAonsssnd of excellent schools Good mechanics
ami aborers of s kinds much ted and find ready
employ ment in the various
Of the place Terms sale literal and will he made
on the day OF the sale Persons attending the sale
by steamboat Pisr North river at IL o'clock.
Fer further particulars and apply VIM. Groot
broadway TO either of the executors IN
CHARLES DAVIS
JAMES BROWN, p~..u.o..
w. DE GROOT, HAoousvrs'
W. DAY.
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THE OLD DIR HUNTER HIMSELF, THE PHYSICIAN
-ho established the Huntsrian Dspsnsary, No Divi.
son street. New York city in 1884 be consuitsd
usual FRONT NJ tol0P NJ Sundays excepted, his OLD
tand. NO connection with any other LIZ. Hunter.
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Uv,TION NOTICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
oil paintings 30 Peter Parks will sell fhursitg,
pc %, ut l0a O'Clock at the sale No 70 Nassau
splendid rosewood parior suits in ratin at9lle
mter and kitchen FURNITURE also several uyoiees Of
tito furniture for gardens 10 900 load pc uoi aud oil
ntipgs, by the most celebrated masters Terms cash.
PETEk PARIS, Auctioneer, 70 NASSAU street.
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CKNoRA GARCIA, PROFESSOR OF AUTOGRAPHY
will on receipt Of twenty Eve cents and spec men Of
character advice respecting riage etc. Address, post
paid, Sonora Garcia, Broadway Post Once.
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SPORTING, &C.

CMALL PRIZE KING CHARLES AND DLENEEIA
- pups, nAmmo,h Hewfoundlands snd st. Bernards,
Scotch and English rat terriers pointers and Settlers
watch dogs &c All choice breeds Kept expressly for stock
Inquire at 205 Water street. Of Fulton stairs
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II b. NASH. AUCTIONEER-STORg $40 BROAD
IL. way Friday June % at 10 A. Nj at No 1894 Broad.
way, combating OF barroom furniture counters vase
tables, &c 30. Also, lease of premises.
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CTf0N SALE or RICH aNn COSTLY rURSI-
ture carpets mir ora, oil paintings, 70 in the new
aus private residence on Fourth ayaaue urth door
T~enty ninth street this day, (fhn--day) at lnI4
man. The sale EMBRACES three elegantly ca we'd rose
Sui'es OF psror furniture in French brocatelle 6
and ewng chsirs In satin aud gold brocads auu
egere 9th mirror paaels and doors ladies' desk aud
su do tpiend,d cvsl uirro q lsrse s..) 20 vslu.
oil paintings snc engrasiIgs, sng 'ruit pieces
ueet scenes 10 Italy views thu HUDSON, Washn
dng the Delaware 20 800 yarcs rich Autusssn and
kess carpets GOO yards in rois) ~ saususi number
variety OF superior rosewood, mahogany, and black
but bedstaacs bureaus wash.tsnds snfas tst4
RS rockers centre card and fancy tables 2extsason
s ~ best ruried horse hair nattreses also passsss
kets quits, window shades lace curtains or aud
aster clocks magnificent and other srIor
90; gold naod painted and plain, china dinner and
rest sive plated tea sets sal cake bs -kst forks
ms, fine glass sare &c all recsn.is purchased of
city NAL ers And dealers and 10 he sold y.
ed deduction of % to 80 FROM standard prce
cnss quence Of the present pressing and TO-
lts IN attendance Convensnccs for packing aud ship
Deposit. required
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T1OUeEHOID FURNITURE AT AUCTION-wIL

MokiARTY, sUCIiONEER, WILL SELL THIs DAY
u atten O'clock at l73 Chatham street 1arge assort
ment OF and hand furniture removed for
sIeo easre feather bede and msttrcssce sso the
tebts OF lady's and store good
also glassware. ercckery, 10.
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T AUC91cN-WiLL RE SOLD The ENTIRE STOCK
Of fancy goods AM nxtnres at 3o i-eaker street
utine most oon plete assortment in tots to sut
sets Sale to comDen lhursdsy ling ut half
clock, and continue every evening uat entirely sold.
o, unexpred term OF laase Of ,emiees. WINCHESTER
ITON, Assignee,
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A UsTkAiIA FInST SHIf-THE SPLENDID NEW
IA a. oippet sh,p W II GS OF THE AVKNlNG is nov
loading rapid pier L. East river will without oubt
be tho hr,t ship SAL his beautiful is only dip
for Australia and parties aesrous OF
will see At once the Advantage Of taxing passage By this
vessel in preference to For freight
at low rates. apply board to MAILLER LO o. los
all street. AkKELL ELllOcf LAG Pearl street.
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GtORGE w. JENKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I,
NJ Course Iona Island, Newto rn-Tke ball room,
din ing room and saloons ut auction-Dumont Jenkins
will Thursday, June ~ at coiook M ut the
sonsl course the ball room dining ROOM and saloons
June and terminating July 1, both dates included.
Terma asb. r. Of sale
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GMW PUBLICATIONS.

NEoOREs IRISH SONGS.-TO BE DISPOSED OF, A
M selection fl ON the London edition of Mvore's ose
melodies songs Dues &c. Apply 81 Pres-
dei street., South Brooklyn.
DOMAIN CATHOLIC MURDERS FORM FEATURE
II in this week Truo American, wherein there is
position Of the great Of the fapsts to assxs
nate Professionals every section Of the
mcnctment Of the St Bartholomew; the Tribune
Native Americabsm This paper tho only Ameri
journal published in New York. is sold Tor feur cents
Office ~ Beekman street.
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DAVID SCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
.usn Gs hs s
wsik Of the terry David Scott Auetioneer win sell At
s sh.1 e SS hssss' dass
81 me rcn q h IN So @ az
s1i,s the sold April 70 Which gave sh general
sidsraa equal sss
eight South Filth street los Psvonia
nu. two lots 2. nsSvss itrse four Lots On
@ n
and Ps..ssc water vii be in shor. time,
win aoro sas rssss the most saasuss sspsss,on
s M T o ss aso pe S psF on si sns 5
day q 5uy whom full deivsssa
yssrs a FOR mars and tsns,'
OF Of GILBssT at his ofse Erie and south
Fifth stresss, where the salc wiz commence
IsEo. W. JENKINS, AUcTIoNEER.--ln VALUABLE
isiana len ninusss walk from Tomptnsyile landing
Runcst wiz sell SI the on sgHs
The location desirable and The site: eommand
' AND 3.
and Ferry 9ns osI ne e. ssd r. the
v b. At a 70 I ssas' Tho sIsn 70
tSnoE " aEEkIss
dining room and saloons at auctionDumont Jenkins
% @ s s rs.,ss ne 81. .a
the grand stand tho spring m-otng commencing
June ~ and terminating July L. both dates included.
!, Terms cash, on day of sale.
.CROCERIEs. OIL, PLUYS AT AUCTION-FRIDAY,
NJ at l01s O'Clock, at pey street, Greer wich,
plume olive oil in bottles and beties shelcd
nuts, dates hgs rsi'ins hams salt, moisssss
ssas, ' wsEilSGfoS GaHiER
noUsEHoID FURNITURE AT AUCTlON.-wILL
IL be sold morrow. FrdayD June ~ at lo1a O'Clock
l2i Fory street. Sixth and seventh
comp irg elegant rosewood suts OF paror furnure
aud but little used hne marble top
ood mshoe marble top tables piano.
forte rich carpets superior oil paintings vaseend
maotel decorated china tea set maoganv and
vain nj secretaries and bookcase rosewood bookrsck
wod and abcsaoy sofas and lounges sofa bsdsead stair
Elk chambers che basement aud kitchen furnture
Ac brosdwrS stages and Sixth CONS within
o few step OF The door. q W HOLMES, Auctioneor.
IJENRy u. LERDs, AUCTIoNEER.-sY II. a. LEEDS
III ACO.frdsy I'D, at ~ O'Clock In gallery 70
Nsau betseen Pi elspd Cedar sale dns modern
oil pstings ~ the most celebrated Of tho proscn.
day, viz Wileou. H. Kolfe DE Ia Roche Boese Tryco,
Berganos Hunt Jansen, and others together with many
n,oubted originals, and vaasbe A'so elegant oil
paintings copper and silk attained to glass,
cxesuted In tho most exquisite style by Chambcaux er
MI Da Joie, bupnut, Centurcf, Won Muller Paris and
M0RIARTY, sUCTIONEER. WILL SELL rus DAY
" ~ ten o'clock at lz3 Chutham street large assert
ment OF new snd second hand furniture removed for
$50 easre feather bede and mattrcssce siso the
eent ladys bsct and shoe store good assortment
also glassvArs. crcckery, 10.
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CTEAMER MAY QUEEN, NEARLY NEW, AND IN
- compete order, Is ready TO charter BY appoint
ment for excursions In New York bay and
Military companies sunday schools, pic mic parties a.
lions apply to J. g. DURANT, No. South street, up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

A sSIGNEES SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
IA o. 29i Bowery, on Wednesday, 2sth June 1854
ncsg ~ ~ O'Clock M the stock Of Ferdinand Gull
man, uphoste,er consisting assortment OF rosewood
black walnut fu nj aees With marble
tops do Such sale will be peremptory being by order
he asaign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

MADAME MORROW Is. WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TIE Z
M most wonderful sstrologst In the world that has
ever been known: She will tell past present. and future
friends which bss astsnshed during her travels
IN Europe She s seventh daughter Of seventh dapgh-
ter, and born with . natural gift by Invoking the
powers Of her wonderful science TO tell their very
thoughts and will happy pairs TO together who
yin all enjoy the greatest hsppse Of matrimonial bliss.
She descendant OF line OF astroogcrs rsaching back
for centuref and her ticns truly astonishing
all who yi,i. her. All who have bsen disappointed else
where, and those who wish speedy marriage may call
and they depend true advice founded
eternal principles Of science rs Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

,CRoCIRIRs. OIL, PLUys AT AUCrIoN-FRIDAY
NJ l0 O'Clock, at 81 pey atres corner Green wch
prures Fcn b plume olive oil In bottles and bettie shecd
Ain 0, DIS nuts dates Hgs rsins hsms salt moissses
porter ale brspdy, WINE gin, tobacco, gundry
wares 10 WELLINGTON A CARTER Aucticneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

OROADwAY-sToRE 10 LET FROM JULY l, IN
ID the best part of Broadway, west side with fixtures
extra good stand Tor laees fanny goods any light
business. Address Con lin. Herald office.