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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

Grand Duchess was restored to hea Ith
10 life, and the Duke Beauharnois
.esppused her in presence Of the repres-
enlslives of all the royal families.
Snch an act of paternal love meriied
for the Gear and for his daughter a
cenIury OF happiness. Heaven, which
On Tuesday, November 5, 1859, the
Duke OF Leuchtenberg died, at the age
Of thirty worthy, to the lasr, Of
his brilliant destiny, and leaving Ma
ria Nich@wna legacy of eternal re-
|grets. .-a
All the young princes of the world
vii. probably again contend for the
prize Of her hand but she has been too
happy as q vile to consent TO become
a queen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
An ANTI Know NOTHING MAsos.
A NATURAL Curiostrr.-Ths origin

A NATURAL CuriostrY.-Ths original
rough draft of the Declaratio of lnde-
penlence in the handwriIings of Mr..
Jefferson, DR.. franklin and the elder
Adams. is preserved in the State De-
partmen: with great care. ls has been
framed and placed in box of black
walnut hung against the wall, the door
Of which is of one piece abSnt two feet
square. At certain angles Of the room.
the grain and natural marks Of the piece
Of wood of which the door is fabricated,
present singular appearance. With
out the exercise of any great fancy, a re.
presentation of the battle of Bunker
Hill can be discovered, though some
contend it has a great Resemblance to
the siorming Of Stoney Point. or the at
tack on Kings Mountaint-- Wask;sg-
ton STAR.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
FOR VINTON COUNTY, Oil 10

Is. P. HEWITT, Judge of Probate Court
w Il. EDMISTON, CLERK Com Pleas Court
L. F. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attorney.
WM. TlSUE, Sheriff,
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
J. SWEPST0N, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Rec order.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEo. ULL0M, Coroner.
County Commissioners,
J. DO WD, j. KINNEY, * JOHN VAIN,
School Examiners,
o. 7. CUNNING, G.. w. SH0CKEY and
<. A. BRATToN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

An old maid lately sneezed sixteen
false teeth out into her plate while at
dinner. Colds are wexatious kind
ottings.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
The M'Arthur Democrat.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION !

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gear, $500 i0iH be charged.
These Terms must be strictly complied
trith, and no paper toilI be discontinued until
all Grreardges are paid, unless at the option
ofhs publisher.
TERMS OF ADV ERTIsiNo.
or One square, thirteen lines or less first
thrce Insertions. ....Sl 90
Each additional insertion. n.......... 23
Cards one Jear,. .''''''.'s''''.... 50, 90.
A liberal deduction WW be made to per-
soma advertising By the year. D
All advertisements payable in GdraHcc or
on demand
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

EAGLE FURSAcE. Stanley, Bentley &
Co. Manufacturers ofthe best quality
Of Pig Iron. Eagle Post Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

HAhDEE FURNACE, Frazee, Tar & Co
Reeds Mill Post Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

Bio SAND FURNACE, Bartlett, Dana d.
Co., Manufacturers Of the best quality
OF Pig Iron. Post Office at Athens, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

VIsToN FURNACE, Means, Clark & Co.
Manufacturers of best quality Of Pig
Iron, Vinton Furnace Post Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

Mr.-do you keep-anything- good to
t.a.k.e-here?
eyes, We have excellent cold water
the b est thing in the world"
"N ell, know it," was the reply,
"there is no one thing that's done so
much for navigation as that. And
even as beverage, it's capital, mixed
with a little brandy"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
Agents for The alIcArthur Democrat

Agents for The allcirthur Democrat"
Tho following Gentlemen will Recsivs and Reosip,
for Subscriptions and AdvartisemeniF for this Pa.
per, in vinton County. Ohio.
FEYToN Cox, Hamden Furnace.
WIN. TAYLER, Mt. Pleasant.
JSo. CLARK, ST., Harrison Township.
]. BLoER, Bloers Store,
J. CULLEN. Wilkesville.
ADAM LYNN, Swan.
]. EAsoM, Knox.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
IRON URN AC ES,
With their Post Office Addresses

CIScIENATI FUREAcE. Westiall, Stew
art T. Co. Manufacturers of the best
quality Of Pig Iron. Hamden, Reeds
Mill P. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

MERCHANTS OF EINToN, WHO ARE
DesleTsin Dry Goods Hardware, Qpstnsware, Boots
Shoes, Groceries, etc.
McARTnUR.-JohnS S. Hawk, ]. X. d, D
Will, 4. A. Martin, Owen Dowd, J. G. P.
Brown, E. A. Bration, J. & +. Dodge, Shades
& Reynolds.
HAMDEN -Beni. Dill, D. D. T. Hard, II. L.
Moore, J. B. d w. b. Wilson, Wnl. e.
Gleason.
WrLKEsynLE.-S. S. Murry, John Gilen
Cline & Gardner, FELTON, & Lastley, James
Bleskely. Carr & Strong.
ALLEESyILLE.-Peter Miller, Marcus Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox.
Mr.. PLEAsANT.-Ph Phillip Sain.
PRA1TtvILLE-Swepstun x SWerston, II. w
StoddaR, Hewitt & Wilson.
AIKEN's MILL.-J. Bloer.
BERxHERhAR's William Tissue.
Flu RNi URE ROO M S
Nc ARTnUR,-E. P. Boutwell,.
D r U G lists.
NcARTHuR.-G. B. viii.
HAMDEE.-DaviS & Collins.
WILKEsvILLE.-Cline & Gardner.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
McARTHUR.-J. G. SHETLAND. B. e. Ccgsve
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

MERCHANTS OF EINToN, WHO ARE
Dealers in Dry Goods Hardware, Quee eensware Boots
Shoes. Groceries. etc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28
SECOND hoard.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Aug 1T r.. d.
Asiue-The sales embraced about 20 20 bJl a. Old
prices,
etAusTJtts.-flnur-The market vas easiee % prr.
chase a the inside figures Of Saturday. quotations The
sales embraced about 1000 60 bills incl nd ng
mon 20 extra State At ~ rs ~ IL - ~; Western
mixed and fancy brands az - % 50 IL Canadian vas
duh with small salos az about 20 tl0 for tho whole
range; Southern In moderate request and prices
ruled In favor q purchaser. About no Loo bbls
changed hands at IS 81 $40 for low grade. 70
fancy and extra qualities. wbeatTe sales rcac IN about
ZOO 10 600 bushels Southern red ct 81 81 for
fair quality and VI 90 for good with small lots u white
at " ~ o.. Corn-1he -ales amounted 20 about
10000 bushels Western mixed at ssc s0c. for
70 good sound quality Rye steady and hed az lose
Hoe Oats ranged from 63c. Gle. for Western and
state.
coDIK--eoo 400 bags Of Iagrayra we're made a.,
II kc I2c., do. low grade RIO ~ lottc. 10., and
about 100 do at II lac NC, 50 do. Jamsea a, p T.
With small sales Of II. domingo at Toe.
t.1ToN.-Tbe sales were confined 10 about 5O1 hslcs
without change In prices Parties wishing 80 purchase
could moi do short OF about H. Cor midug uplanis
and thoe wishing 10 sell could not 40 IL without
ncrr' account
fnIzoIns --i.aiss don and eng4 gernens iehL IL
Liverpool about 500 bushels corn were 81 ,a.a Ia
SHIPS bag ss p =, supposed 70 br a. sboul att ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

ton b-1ed 316d. There nothing new 70 Lon
don Ha.re The late from California has eau ,es
urement goods 70 be- offered though there was
no change in rates.
FIrr.--The last sales Of Malaga raisns $500 boxc u
were made at 80 rs q g..
Hay was quiet at Zoe. 75c. for shipping qualities
Hors,-Ney we're selling at about l5c. 3xN0
HDR.-Ihe advanced rates dema ndcd by holders the
past week checked transactions and the market
more tameiy Among the sales about 10000 or L.
ibs at &c and 20oO Buenos Ayres 20t. lbs at 241c
all at months.
LEArnkr--Therc less activity the past week
though prices remained firm. There was q better sap.
ply Of hemock on the market. Oak In fair demand
At steady prices.
LIAD,-sales Of !, 800 pigs Gslena we're made, at 90
u u, which vas at an advance.
Mol M~Es-The market continued firm. Sales of 100
bills New Orleans golden syrup we're made at 42c aud
100 do. sugarhouse, good quality, at Soc a 37c.
NAVAL STcRs quiet, and without change Of moment ia
prices.
PROVISIONS. --pork-The market continued ia be OK.
eted The sales On the spot, including some transac-
tons 70 close Contracts amounted To 500 800 bL(s
including new mess at so So with lots OF old at
81 81 So and new prime at SO SO $40 62L; 100
about 100 ibis closing at Saturdays quotstonsS all
round Prime mess was in moderate demand, at S2l
s.o small lot Of Western bacon brought IL tic Lard
was firm, with sales Il 200 q 400 bbls at II Ne Ike
Butter and cheese were without change OF moment in
quotations.
Riof.6o casks we're sold for export, and 10 do ior
home use, at csc. She
srcAils.-Ihe market continued firm, but some less
active The sales embraced about 600 hhds chiefly
Cuba mufcoyado. at Tc with small lot Of Porto
Rco prime, at lse and 80 bids Texas, at p. The
demand for refined sugars active
sPltfz About 600 mats a. cassa were sold at Joe.
WHiskEY-Ihe sales embraced about $50 bbis., inciud
ing Ohio, at &c. and state prison, at 40 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

The Augusta Sentinel says the Miners and
Manufacturer Bank Of Knoxville, Tenn, which
exploded few days ago, was one Of the genus
wild cat, and was only recently put in operation.
having been chartered by the last Tennessee Legis.
ature. ls principal circulation, singuarly enough,
is said to 5e in Pennsylvania, where the mania for
banking has been very rampant for q year or two
Not satisfied With innumerable chartered privilege.
in their own State, many Pennsylvania bankers"
have undertaken to supply neighboring States with
An increase OF paper currency. Maryland, even
has not escaped; but as the banks referred TO ar
looked upon With suspicion, their circulation il very
limited.
The Philadelphla Ledger Of the 24th inst, says:-
An ordinance or bill is pending in the Councils 81 Ale
vsny city subscribe $50 tho stock Of tho Pitts
burg snd Conneilsvilc Railroad. The fitt-burg yx
nrges the passage Of the bin the ground that IN,
ron pleton of the road will be 10 ALE
shany Pitsburg. The sin per bombs 81 both
The city and county Of Allegheny on thi. market
in very arge amounts, and for some days have been
heavy at 70.
credit Of thai county TO the amount u million OF dol
lars. whether the quarter OF million which the city
proposes 10 loan Il part of In atton 70 that amount
islnore than we know. We know this, hovever-fhat
seriously Injecting Aeghany bonds. but tho bonds o all
municipal corporation securities. II viii tend directly TO
weaken confidence in all such loans.
Tie Cumberland Miners Jouraci OF the 9th
says
For ne week ending Saturday, Aug "a there vss
transported the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com.
lany's Railroad 2@l31 ID tons via railroad from ta
f-see, l.7H7; sni by canal, fasls tons The total
smsoa' sor tbs yssr y its teps 'oas pr he week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

ending 18th inst the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Companys Railroad, 6,76sl1 tons. Total amount for
the year, 1856 $685. 03 tons. For the week ending 18th
inst, the Cumberland and Pennsy lvania Railroad
$3.50 tons were shppcd For the week ending 18th
inst, from the New Greek mines, 1960i tons were sent
to market via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad For thr
year ss5 10 tons were shipped from these mines For
1hs week ending lsh inst over the Hampshire Coal and
the year, 80. $685. IL tons.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the banks
of this city during the week preceding Saturday
morning the 18th of Aupust.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

The sales OF Illinois Central Railroad lands. from
lst to Esd inst were 3Oos6 62 acres for si063Is So
The aggregate Of sales is 3i6,2s2 - acres, for
s3.is05G 80.
The receipts Of the Susqushanna and Tide Water
lanai, from the opening Of navigation t. August
49, 1856, are sl25l II; the receipts for the cor
responding period last year were 1902 ,3ot ~. Luz
crease OF receipts this year. s22,sn So.
The exports and imports from the port Of Port
iond Maine for the year ending June &c. 1856, were
~ fOllnM4.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

(,o1IAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARyR0oNs--
~ A. si4 froaawsy, oppoats tho ~. Nicholas, lfssaL
yATffWs h F1ACfT ofet Tor sAie the most extensive
ss~ortnsnt ~ ssrcy cottese onsfsd md Freneh Tar
nitare in tho United State At reias price, evsry "a
fiesy Il as'trossea palsss1. palsss besssss A. a.
GAnusAStuI6f's Trts@-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

L. CpIfDS, AltIlDNffR. LARGE FLOCK llA.
IL lures and lease a hrst ci,se grocery store
Colon r sell Wednesday, Aug 2ath al ~ O'clock
No fa3 Third avenue ~ Eighteenth street the
entire stock fixtures and lease Of Grst class grocery
store, eoI1sting ~ ART 81 sugars, teas coffee spces
butter ard, together with every ARTICLE usually
found in hr.. cla.s family grocery. Aiso the lesse u
sfufc, having about year md rigt months 10 nm
Al,o, all thr fixtures also. wines and liquors. Sold IN
Consequence q the leaving the city sale IL.
refnp'ory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

4 IC1loN NoitE-pAytp $. C0NpIT AUCTION.
"A cor, Will eel this (Tuesdayl morning, at lOi,
O'Clock the contents az housc 70 lrankln street near
Broadway consisting Of rosewood pirlor suits la ,an
brocade; centre aide aud sol. tables oil paintings lace
and brocaiell curtains large oval AMI pier gassc
pesry and velvet carpets, sewood aud mahogany bed
scnd- bureaus washsnuds feather beds bolsters pi.
lows hne wool blankets hair mattresses black wslau
and mahogany cushioned chairs soias, rockers. china
vases orockery, glassware, ivory cutlery, syerwsrc
tnlvcrs forks spoous casters tea service stai cnrpo
olcloths, Sc, comprising the whole contenta Of w,
furn he'd four story house deposit required from All
purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28
RESrAURANT9.

DR0AIwAY TirATf.E-PARQUErTT SALOON, 90
ID Broadway fhors, steak . Ia Jude, OYSTER served
~ ~ hours IN the beet style The subscriber
unsfA = krcp his har well supplied with genuine imro.
ee aaupfs and sesar-, fine oil ale, Guinne~' Dublin
~ - nt ard John j1rnioson's fiva PEAR Old l. g.
wi AMI lel ~ beer Theatre firie ,s sold AZ In ~
tfoRGE MILLION Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

4 tsTioh NoTlcF.-M povGfTY, AutTioSffR -
IA Nortgnge sale Of the contents % a segnr and 10.
baceo store and furniture, mirrors Sc.--rhs day, ..
lO;6 O'clock at ~ Centre street segars tobacco snuff
show case, awning, sign large Indian figure clay and
China pipes, Fegns cases Gc. also, enaneed chamber
suites pallor suites sofas bureaus, dozen maho.
gany chairs large mirrors with sundry other goods
MICHAEL, EDDIY Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

S,FClAt sNI~--TCNs MotuutI,. AICftasf1H =
- Ihl Jrfthry, commencing - 1O'f O'Clock, 1T
hon rooms ~ NsT,su stre.ttack conslst- u good fw
niuc IN Ial0rs chamber, dining ronin halls iibrs
rs. counting hgu.es Ac, folly described print
- caisagurs which u" had eafly this morning ~
III palm Ing Handsomely framed ~ then sb,ys
mcdlpm qusliiy also otal mirrors splendid sui, u
nfei chamber inrnitete marble tops woir"n asf'-
curlei hsr srd Nping mai rcssc. silver plated goeis
Eagsrs. y. HWh"iesn al irsler- will hnI quantity H.,
adequate q cir rishrs Hnd duplicates he frnts~A
price, within =, pcr crni IL real value hot - In
ierfee with the furniture ale the cigars will ~ .oi 10
the room, which viB only ocenpy dfieen naat~s
previous itcy accommodation 20 shipper. foTnish~A
iona hde pnrehascrs requiring boxing furnished pre-
mlsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

rI>o GI9,Ff.~-JHE STOCK ftxftEf:s AND iy.Ae
j Of The grocsty store 100 Third avenue cosa~s q
fgb,snih street will he soh nj auction w~ss~.AsT
.rh int ~ 10 oelotk. most dasifsb si,ussn ts
doing bus nraa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

CnIIuIfS sAI.-W. &. AilnETrs ArcIi0nr73,
- .ill sei 90 Tuesday August - a. ~ O'Clock
~ neAah afenuo and spencer street Bollyn fstx
horses four catia nnd ono wagon G. fOTf sheriff
Jone rnIpg Deputy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

INi1A~ tDMitS, AZ CflpNLfIi. AID StIF%DiD
IL furniture this dry, at 90 Nassau street consisting
ot Cod palur fut., richly carved sofas, tees
tcie, lounges, wardrobe. bureaus, washstand cacn
dinn0 chair. Tables, writing de-k- bcsls,e,ds
mattre.srs, segars, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

DERtyIAN nEBT IN FAVOR or NEW GRANADA
4 and Ecuador-Ihe undersigned financial agents for
The Peruvian government beg 10 notify the bondh
OF The above named debt that Ia accordance the stipu
latons contained in the same the Of tw y.ive
thousand six hundred dollars shn be applied the 9th
OF septembe Der next to the redemption part the CAPT
tai Of $500 0 for which bonds issued In tho city
the aipuiations contained in the bonds the redemption
ought to be made by purchases Of bouds nj the market
price, 30 long AZ such price may be below the par
value OF the same by drawing by LOT quantity Of
bonds sufficient to absorb all the sinking when their
marlet value may be above par The bonds having
yet been put In circulation the agency ha been here
tofore unable TO ASCERTAIN their market value there
fore the Charge dAiares ofcru taking IN
the interests Of the Peruvian government well a.
those OF the honhoders has directed 10 receive seal
cd proposals for the redemption 81 the bonds the
amount that be paid for with the s25 600 10 which
that in the proposals the Interest due tho I'D Of
May 1855 up TO the date Of he rcdemp the bonds
shall be laid in favor Of the government and that the
whole or part OF the proposals most favorable TO the
government shall be accepted And in consideration Of
The agency being that the actual holders Of these
bonds residents OF Great Britain the Peruvian Iega.
tion has decided TO postpone the reception proposals
and the appropriation a the sinking fund up TO the 9Th
day OF October next AZ IL O'Clock NJ The Committee oi
Appropriation viii be composed Of the Peruvian Charge
dAnaires one Of the undersigned and representative
OF the bondhoders should mn oi them think pro.
lie opened The committee will meet in New York at
No William street, where the proposals may BE- left
from this date to the 9th Of October next at II O'Clock
NJ. Tho agency begs TO state that tho actual mca M
adopted 70 appropriate the sinking fund shall establish
no precedent for future redemptions which shah DO
made according 10 tho spulaons Ia the bonds
a. they may be put IN circulation The agency requests
tbt bondboldcr- that may not have collected the in
terests due for coupons and to apply At at No.
william street New York, t. receive the same. pro-
orma OF the proposals will be found at foot, and the
agency requests from the bondhoders their aitor
ncys TO adopt the same. 70 facilitate the operation.
baltimore Aug. 20, 1865. +. BARREDA BROTHER.
Ihr undersigned propose to redeem -, any
part thereof, Of the Peruvian debt IN favor OF New
Grnnnds and Ecuador in bonds Of sine No. - at
a % doll
Of said bonds ing the interest earned from a3d Msy
1856, la favor II The Peruvian government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

ID J. NELLY, AuCll0SEJR.-DRY GOODS At
auction. win sell this day, NJ 10 O'Clock ~ -
Catherine street the balance Of the stock oi McConve
Murphy, consisting principally 81 fall and winter good
bouseAcicri eni dealers should attend. every Ist
must be ,alt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

A IlIlUS sOllCb--IiioS. BELL, AuC1lONEIR ~
IA BfiA. bUSif.-fhis day, Mt i0t, O'Clock, We viii
sea By virtue OF chhtel mortgage ut No 10 Crosby
street, Gfand thr entire valuable arrangements al
hotel restaurant, recently fitted up nt great expense
comprising ,hc furniture % several bed rooms The bar
AMI reading rooms are completely Arranged. over 100
yards Engish oil cloth cafrets splendid mirrors pic.
lures patent ingish beer pump tables, chairs glass
ware casters hhchen utensils refrigerator gas attngs
&c. Deposits required we5nesdsy--Isrge sale OF dry
goods, sew ing sks. &c, so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

A CADtMi OF MUSIC AND THE IANGUAGEs.-MI,s
N &. IL. CALDWELL respectfully Informs the citizens
OF Brooklyn that the 22d August instant she will open
boarding and day school for instruction in the English
and all other branches OF education She will be assisted
by Acknowledged talent OF the highest order Having
been teacher for many years she |. prepared give
the most satisfactory testimonials Of her ability Terms
made known at the Academy, No 2es Pacific street
near Hoyt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II. Cullen, Gin
ton street corner Of Montague Rev Dr. Masham Henry
New YorkRcv Dr.. Houghton, No. East Twenty ninth
street; Rev. Dr. Cummings, Twenty nuth street near
Lexington avenue Dr. VIM Detmold 103 Ninth street;
Mcssrs u. A. kngsland, 55 Broad street Dr. Trenor
No. University place Or. Vim. Stedman, German ton
\. C. Dr. I. L. Caldwell Louisville, Ky; VIM. Meigs
Esq, Nashville, Icnn.; Greer Is. Duncan Eq., Judge
Simon, New Orleans, Ia; Hon. W. {. Johnson Hon
Irasamond landry Donaldson, La; Dr. Samuel Henry
Dickson, Rev ir. Lynch Hon Judge Rice, Charleston
:. &.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

Du.-tIIi W WtSfCuTT, AuCfloNEIR. --MA0Nltl
III cent aud costly household furniture, sptenAsd
french mrr"ts, velvet carpets oci Iarior suit
elegant ls,'ns Ood piauoiors, rich chsnjricrA
a., nj the residence i52 w.st Twenty dr., street. asAs
Seventh avenue.
Angus, 18th vt i0ts O'Clock the entire elegant furnitu
81 the above first class house which IL rcpet- with
" antique and mod.rn furniture Of every descriptso
The sale viii 10 positive without rcgard 10 weather
thlo1ues u which will w ready Monday, and cAn -
obtained NJ Mr. r. v. iIAughwout'A sol Broadway Par
CANT rosewood Isnofor,e stool and cover subson ed
velvet carpets Ingnh imported Chandeliers sod 70 %
wood r,rior su sofa, six medallion back parior chAa
large chair with slip covers in embroidered bre
caie one do imported from France sos foar oushies
81 back chair large armchair and reception chair u
tapestry very rich with alp covers. rosewood mrrss
front sud back ogcrc brocade and lace curtains. cosug
adys cscrioire nnei With satInwooi imported ssltl
rosewood reception chairs, In tsp1afy and satin
wood mnsic cabinet rosewood centre aud Jacr tsbiss
With aluary marble tops costly man.l vases, brous~
and ornYl clocks with number Of rich imported par
!or ornaments elegant chandeliers and Ras nrtur~~.
ALSO valuable md costly collection 81 oil paintings,
foreign end home scenery historical paintings fruit ssA
Hover Irccs. marine Views winter scenery rural AnA
architectural views So. from the hands ot eminent 10
regn an native artists Chamber fuf B.tI Ngne
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