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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
Union County Fair.
Ra,tkscs, Turnkey d Friday, Oct. 4 d 5
PREMIUMS FOR 1865.

Horses.
For best Stallion-to be paid when he has been kept
within the limits Of the Society service sesonf5 ~
2d best. same conditions 90
best Breeding Mare, hcr colts TO bc shown 00
q lest, conditions 90
best Gelding Horse, not over years 3 90
2i best Q 90
best years old Colt 200
Cd best do. 90
;sst . years old Colt 90
I'd best do. ! Ou
best sucking Horse COLI so
Z I'd best do ] 90
best sucking Mare Colt SO
I'd best do. %
.Judges-James Halfpenny, Thomas Penny,
Thomas Comfy, Mich'l Dunkel, Mi. Kleckner.
Flowing Match.
best Flowing gard bcing had TO the skill Of work
men and ditcriinc Of teams well execution
Of the work, rather than time, provided i, done
within Reasonable time 90
"a test 100
best done by boy under 20 years Of age 90
I'd best 90
.judges-John Wilt, VIM. Watson, Adam
Gundy, Isaac Eyer Sr, John App.
Neat Cattle.
best Bull, not under 2 nor over years old, kept
within the limits Of the Society service 90
lest 1e sfsai Bull ic'%f caf '0A'"''"' sSo So
best Cos for all pusroses Of her calves to he shown
~ evidence Of her breeding. and full statements
In writing Of her Dairy qualitirs 800
I'd best, same conditions 100
bcst or NOR Dairy Cows owned and KEEP: by one
Jerson, written statements Of sg, breed yield &C.,
10 be rendered. Penn. Farm Journal year, or 90
hest year old iiciGr, .. J. and LOO
I'd bert, T. j.
Gov giving the greatest amount OF Butter 90
ID L. st, = J.
best Cow for stock Sc0
4 t,st f.S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

N'ariy half thr human have taken these Pits.
LAS been proved an Tart~ 81 the world that nothing
has found ca them IL Of dsOrierscf tbs,
liver f pin. and -tHuac4 rrui iisnt gene rally. They
ave healthy tone % these organs, however muck
IrraugpI, auI WAei. all oil.r means have failed,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
PREPARED nv

JAMES C.ANER, Iractlcal and Analytical
Chemist Lowell, Mass.
Price -5 Cents Per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

hest account of Farm Operations for the season. CIV.
in, the manasem-n Mt Of stock, crops, any improve
ment in fencins rlo~ing, seeding, eultivatne
and harvesting crops, together with expenses and
income Of the farm, to he presented to- the Com
mitte- on Crops on or before the first Monday in
January next and premium awarded by them q
greatest profits from acre Of land in any cropor
crops iuiI statement in writing Of expense OF Ia
bor, manure &C., with true value Of crop, osrtf
fed under oath, J. and "
ID best w
Judges-John Wilt, E. r. Mengas, VIM. u
Herrold. Norman Ball, Jacob Smith.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

any new and us, full improvement IN any fafm ma
chine or implement, from 81 to s., according to
its value at the discretion Of the Committee
any new and scfu improvement in any household
MACHINE implement article Of furniture cacu-
lated To tighten the labor Of females from 81 o$5.
Judees-Ja's p. Ross, Jos. ID. Forrey, Jacob
G. Brown, Daniel kaufman, Philip Kantz.
Manure.
two horse loads compost Manure, best quality,
prepared a, a least expense, by any new process,
a statement in writing to he given Of materials
usel, mode Of pre- pArstion, expense, &c, spsei-
men to be exhibited at the Fair 4W
ID best SV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

Of 500 bushss Southern white were made ct % S. and
for Canadian 81 60 was demanded Rys-b,coo bushels
sold ct 81 60 81 65. North river.) Corn-About
Guiding Southern mixed wts and yellow, in market at
s5e 0ss were dull at 7Se. sac for state and Western
BnHwAx.-1, 500 lbs. were sold at 26xe. . &c.
500 bags 2, Hs ...; sod :. Ss
Java at 14c. sld loo do, at 1916.
CoIToS The market was without quotabls change.
The sales embraced about 900 200 bales. Hoiers
we're still unwilling conceie to the terms Of the buy
er otherwise the market would have quite active
were Engaged 6.s2d 1884, and 100 cases Of clocks
at 10s To Glasgow 1000 bbs. tar engaged at &c.
% ons sood on we're engaged ~ c
ct Hc To Havre, cotton and bone were at No. To
California rates were at sos. &c., per foot measure
ment.
Fnun.-About 200 boxes NJ. R. raisins were sold at
months
IRoN.-smsil sales scotch pig were made at s2s-s
MoLAssE.-The market was frmsr and active. Sales
Of about 600 hhds Cuba, tart for distilery mostly
rom the East we're made at prices ranging from 24c
NAVAL sToRn.-6oo SbIs. tar we're sold at So So So
% s Ss
pentiDe was at 90 81 = 80 SO.
81 800 oa I'M. market arm a With sale.
mess at $40 IS, and si4 81 a s'4tO for new prime.
and beef ha steady 200 bols OF the latter Chi
cseo extra, sold at $40 80. should aud hams
we're firm at 7Ac. 7Hc., and exc. 9Ac. asked.
BaconAbout 400 boxes sold short middlss, ribs
in, at SIC, ard 200 do inferior Cumberland At Sc a
SIC. Lard-The market was steady, With sales o. 800
bbs. at Toe. c. Butter and cheese inactive
and prices favored purchasers.
RIck-Sales of 160 CASKS made, at sAc. $3.50.
SPICns. JOG mats cassia fold at Acc, 100 bags
pepper at lo5sc, and 10 cases nutmegs at 97Hc.
SUGAR-Ihe market was rather quiet. cargo Of ITO
hhds Forto Rico, in bond, sold at 4c 100 do Texas
at private terms, and 200 co CUBA at &C. a 5%,
TALLow.-10, COO lbs Philadelphia rendered sol ct 12:
WHIsKsY-The market was less buoy ant; SO hhds
drudge cold At 40c For state prison there we're
buy ers at &c.,, while sellers demanded 40c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

TIE steamship from Boston for Liverpool on wcdass
day win take out about half million In specie. III
total for this nopth-May-will be considerably les
than that for April The absence Of the Cunard stea
from this port has forced forward large amount
spsee via Boston. This is the principal Of tn. in
crease from that port
The cotton circular OF Nell Brothers Co. gives tn
folio ing review OF the cotton trade for the six month,
ending Nay l. $780,
As the six principal shipping months are past,
itmay be Interesting TO examine the disposition that
las been made Of the cotton received far and to
make the ansysis ineligible possible, We shall
show TIE qusntty taken By each class Of buyers up
70 We lst hovembtr, the average weekly distribution
W eAtn OF tne sx months since that date tbs totai
py eseh 70 the present date the tot taken by each
we wnois OF last season, and the quantity su re-
year. ff'
Great Britain took TN 1st November $4,000 bale- aud
par week IN November, "a oo0; in Decsmbr AZ 900; in
January, ol,VVO iuFebruary a. 100 In yarch 49, O0D
and IN April 30 &c., making total quantity OF 0S9 900
bales, against 900 IN all last seas M thus s re-
curing 600 bales to make her purchases equal those
81 last year.
France took TIL LIST November 1900 bales. AMI mar
week In November, 400; Ia December, 100; in jan
aary, e000 In February IL 900; In March IL 0O0 ana
in April $4,000 making total OF 300 900 bales sxans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
N9 NTN NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY 1856

3e4 900 In Al last season, thus sti requiring o. 600
bales 70 make her purchases equal those Of last year.
bales and per week in November, 800; in Dece nbsr
$780, In January 600 in February 10 500 Ia March
$500 and in Apd 5000 making total Of 1893 600 bales
against 34l 600 In all last season, thus still requiring
las 600 bales to make their purchases equal those OF
last year.
American consumers took tin lst November Al 900
bales and per week In November. s4c0; in December
LOCO in January, 200 m February II TOO; March,
"a 600, ana In April n 00o making total OF 4ls 900
bales against 6o6c0o in all last season. thus s.i re-
curing 100 coo bales to make their purchases equal
The grand total far disposed Of then SUN, no
zoos 600 bales and the quantity still required to make
the OF all equal those Of last would be
bales to meet which there stock of 1914 coo
bales in the ports the future receipts the
remainder Of the season. Whether all will require
much cotton as last year too large question enter
OF the only 10 equal those which came in sub
sequenty to this date last year. any previous &C.
casion Is apparent that there would Dc seri de-
hcency, as the largest receipts after this date were
4es 600 bales LIST yearthe average of the previous
FIVE giving only 246 600 after Let Nay but even
without general rise Of rivers there good reason to
alculate on large excess In the future deliveries We
ONE time since observed that little If any increase
could be expected TIL May in April the receipts
last year averaged $4,000 bales per week; which could
only $4,000 bales per week, which might easily be
doubled .ith general rise OF rivers The facts
l rss shs week S
bales, against 600 last year. and the
advices from Mobile and New Orleans it appears that
against 1900 last year, aud 4l,Ooo at New Orleans
against last year. the first increase at the latter
port January There will probably be increase
every week this month"; greater or ss according TO the
state OF tbe rivers
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily con-
dillon Of the leading departments Of thu banks of this
city, for the week preceding Saturday morning. the 5th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

Contrary to general expec atlon the banks show an
increase instead of decrease In specie The increase Is
trifinz but the fact alone is sufficient The poraton
Of specie from this port last week nearly and
bali million Of dollars, while the importation the
tme as officially reported amounted to only sbout three
hpnded and fifty thousand dollars In the facs Of this
excess o. notts, find the amount in the banks at
the close OF last week greater than at the close Of the
week previous. In all the departments Their. has been
increase. The line Of discounts Is upwards Of half
million larger aud the circulation has been considerably
increased The deposits to certain extent minal,
and the do not show the actual condition OF that
aepsr ment. The statement Is on thu whols, more
favorable than anticipated. The outward movement OF
specie this week viii be comparatively small whs the
receipts likely to be large The mail steamer from
California VIII be due Friday She viii bring upwards
ef million, Dclu,iDg drafts aad passengers purses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

For tie week ending Saturday, april 9th, there
shipped TO market FROM the Georges Creek region
the &c orgss Creek Coal and Iron Conpanys rairoai
6,093 "a toms of Cumberland coal. The total amount
Rom this section the LIST of January 1885, amounts
10 937 90 tons From the Frostburg region tbs
Cumberland and Pennsylvans railroad the amount of
shipped for the week $3.50 TONS 2976 tons of
this found its way 70 market via The cbesa
and Ohio canal the balance $50 oas) transported
by railroad. The total amount shipped by the Cumbsr
land Coal and Iron Company, Percy Coz and Everett.
IT, tor TIE week. was 4o6S 90 TONS 1908 "a tons of this
amount sent BY railroad, and 325a.1s tons via CT
nal TIE total amount from this region shipped the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Coupsny's raros3 for the
az, since the lst OF January, amounts TO 34,4s3oo
tons
The annexed Statement. exhibits the value Of specie
shipped The port of Bosoa in each Of the 6rs four
ptn,hs year. and TIE aggregate compared with that
FOR the spending period each Of the previous
three -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

- MONDAY, Nay I--B 2. M
AsHS-2o0 bhls we're sold at IS 81 IS 81 for pots,
and Sc Is a s6 rs for pearls.
BREADsTuPfr-F to limited supplies the
market for common and medium grades again
6rmer, and closed as an advance OF 12Kc and In
cases Csc. per bol The market was active, and the
saes footed up about COO 10 900 bbs Including com
men 10 choice state, at $40 0oH $40 IS; do do West
ern, at $40 IL $40 So Canadian, (l5oo bbls., a.
SIC 25 Sill; Southern (900 bbls At $40 90 sl1 %
extra Rye four-300 bbls Iold at So 10 IS rs.
Meal was arm a. So IS rs for Jersey. Wheat-Sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
rroncr cnnK AucrInNEER-PY sTOvER 4

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER-BY sT0yER =
" Cook-On this dsS At lvh o'clock at the sa'esroom
broadway OF Duane street. large ana plhoiu
collection and fashion able furniture ana exesp
articles description, consisting OF Iose
etcgeres. do d. secretaries ana
yery and mahos parior ut IN rcn
brocstel and piushi marble Top cehns soa AZ
pier tables: silt ane mrsors p dsbosrd. oaS
sir,nr room CHAIRS in rsp do, arm do 20 MATCH
part Of which beautifully carved marble toy dressing
brs Ans nds; solid oak chamber furnur
ehv carved. ename led cottage furniture en- suite
rior hair mattresses pAases beds beddns CLOCKS &c
slso ricb at decorated china tea and coffee sets Gle
CANT vases and man,el ornsments Glassware Ae Gaia
oeuee on morning OF sale Every facility Afforded
for boxing and at moderate charges Par
ties from distance attend sales with the assurance
Of always finding splendid collection, we'll worthy OF their
attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

tors sale Of hotel iurniturs-W Irving Co.
the sales No Pine street. and ingram
pets nahRauy sofas chairs in hair cloth and push
mahogany and rosewood marble top, pier and centre
tables clocks mantel ornaments mirrors window curtains
and bookcases wsrdrobes black wAnut mAhogany
tension dining tables china crockery and glass ware;
window ha des and oci9th mahogany French bedstead
black walnut and cottage bedsteads cottage chairs
mahogany high post mahogany and black Walnut
feather bes holsters and pillows and husk mattress
es,.&c +; oil paintings, &c. fW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
uEkRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIOSEER-BY q. q. LEEDS

HEkRY H; LEEDS. AUGTIoS5ER,gY q. z, LEEDS
ooiooi each day. ssissooms 10 street. ssnor e.
Fl being q
David Grecian school Flower Gin, OIisnai 81 Franehi;
ns en- ss % %s
italian sculPtors Of the present Also, assortment
snoss them VIII Be found The Rape q frossrpns Rape q
the sbnee the Farne Hercules Hercules Reposng the
and
Grs Of do Ssopssa lsasurs and Pain Of ne polished
eSted antique and classic SUBJECTS superb mosaic lnisid
tables and brooches-hve msgniaoent inl.id with ma
s%en: landscape and aowsrs@sl from the manu-. sRs
% ns Duke Sa :v on
various rises suitable for paintings Also eight richly
s and ss:s & s: % ss
,tyes and sizes, Gothic Eruscsn. Grscian Roman, Me-
an and
rich and elegant card receivers
esaas
sticks watch fountain with BIRDS and variety
goods selected from the mort ccis6.sed
studios Italy by sgnor Pandodn himself expressly for
y The
,ale presents excellent opportunity
taste and Plated wae-A largo assortment OF
plated ware sSInssns Of casters Liquor stands cake has
ion Of various sassots among them viii be
waS s
chus, Francois de phebert Chevau de Marty,
ssa
Of the best workmanship by the most celebrated Paris
in the whole the most recherche unique collection Offer
ed this Also several superb French china dinner
At lOS O'Clock the store No. 10 Nassau street. small
lot rosewood furniture the property lady leaving
&C. Sale Eithout reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

HENRY .. LEEDS AUCTIONEER EXECUTORS,
sale Of elegant furniture stAtuary pctare
sell BY auction Thursday May 70 At o'clock No
late Madame Depeau, all the furniture &c., in said
consisting Of royal wilton Brussels and other large
peIb carved oal entire centre table, side
cred in end white medallion silk chairs and
teus covered In French de lares superb
clock India and Japanese marble satuary
ssuabs painting costly painting presen ted sy The
valuable pictures painted to order by BENZ West beautiful
coored ensra,ngs &C. Also life size figures in
brackets many articles Of ysrtu bronze orno
figures for niche entry
stands dressing bureaus rosewood bedeads mattress
&C.; rosewood pan0forte figures
beautiful India SECRETARIES India stesers &c. bed
chairs wardrob bookcases furniture covered in
worsted de lanes carved walnut cornioes curtains Co.
Dining room-W on carpets mahogany marble top buffet
side tables extension dining room tables dinner sets
Sale commences with kitchen furniture Can be
day previour to tn sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

SHERIf F'S SALE-W. c. ALBURrUS, AUCTIONEER,
y will SELL on Wednesday. Nay g. At 10 O'clock at 1893
Pearl street Brooklyn two story frame building. to ba
remove ed before the LIST of june T.. LOTT. Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08
MILlIAM IRVING, AucrIoNEER-RosEs, SEEDS

WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIoSEER-RosEs.s SEEDS.
Wednesday May at i0 O'CLOCK 81 the sales rooms No.
Pine street roses &C. from the nursery Of Mante
petual their roots oerpstual Bour
hon. nosette hyb ID Bal BELLE cloth OF gold Prairie
ported two and have since been growing In the
trees pear trees ia srsss les apricot trees
al from the nursery off, Mane taken Of the ground
the ornipg The sale Also 1000
Seeds all Also cask buibs from the
nursery Of H. NJ. Bissei oxford, N. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

A UCTIo.l NOTICE by EDWARD SCaENCK-oN
"A Thursday May 10, at lOh O'CLOCK at 10 Wall street
Fine old Wines brsndes serAr &crhe baiance OF those
fine old remaining unsod from Friday last togethr
with asmsl reserved including some choice brsnds
herries 1850; Gonzales Dubosc do 1906 j. W. Burdens
suIerior 1885 ola Black Warrior Madeira, Landsmans
champagne, Cognsc do, Toksy, Ausbrack and wedding
Wines old jamaica rum, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

FTUNIS NoRRELL, AUTHORITARIAN ISH VEL
vet carps!ins ro.evooa Ao furniture panef0rtes OIL
Nassau street The stock this days ave to pur
chasers satisfaction mot surpre but the
embracing oak 49, dining tables rosewood prlor
suites. mahogany. 6c chamber, paror DO, ure,
cured hair mattresses sos tete tetss rockers easy
airs rosewood and etegeres cottage bedsad
superior velvet &c. also rosewood pisnoiortss;
will be received this morning. full description cannot be
iven. N. B-Every attention to buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

A UCTI0N NOTICE LARGE SALE-ExCELLENT
oil paintings, silver ware, &o-JosEPA L.. SMITH,
toneer, Will sell this Tuesday, morning. at 0H O'clock the
furniture the large three story house Franklin street.
near Church con'tns OF one costly grand action piano
carved rosewood parlor suite in satin srocaie
sofas cushioned chairs rockers rosewood CENTRE side aud
tables book rack music and stauds elegant
tapestry carpets nsariy large mrrors 2Il rich bro
catel and lace curtains costly oil paintings extension
and dining tabiabedroom furniture of the best kind via
rosewood and bedstesds bureaus
made In the best also maple and other bedste
cane seat chairs two elegant bedroom suites bedding
common and oockery bedroom carpets lounges
china vasos elegant china tea SETS best
ery rich silver ware salves casters with heavy ant bot
cake baskets spoons forks rich plated tea service
Tho sale will commence with the kitchen furniture which
embraces large and desirable sssortment Of
keeping VII DO well to attend everything win BE- sod
Whatever cash deposit required from all purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

UCTION NOTICE-RDwARD sCHENCK WILL
sell a. auction ON Tuesday Nay sth At the sales room
IL all street. goods such clocks
DECKS paintings and variety other articles lett
from last seasons sales To be sold peremptoriy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

WIN. WRITER'S, ACCTI0NEER WILL SELL ON
w Thursday afternoon. at two o'clock, mt l87 Canal
street. larse and des able genteel household
furniture Of family breaking consisting
Of good second hard carpets three hundred OF oil
cloths tw mahogany warrob together with every srti
cl Q usef housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day at ii O'Clock. at 1877 Caoa street. eight elegant
rosewood ede BY the best city makers,
finished all ike; also meodons organ,
two viins lot music, second hand pianos together
With Chico furniture carpet DESK chairs, small
manshp of superior and dnish cam be examined
the of tho sale Sale positive By order Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
~ At auction on Friday May llth, at 1o,5 eeloek,
jewery diamonds precious stones, fancy goods, oil paint
ings, Elasf caaes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

IyURNlTURE sALE--A. N. CRIsvALAR, AUC-
tion eer, will sell Thursday 10th inst lO O'Clock
al the fura.urs contained II Of house IS
seraphine two gilt mirrors pier
msntel glasses; rosewood etegere sofa chairs ceu
lace curtains Brussels and ingram earpssns French bed
silver psted ware together with china and glass wAre &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY sTH AT i, O'CLOCK ~
W front OF store 10 bay horse, 1914 hands
hgh tetween six and seven years old warranted perfectly
souLd and mind in all harness. very stylish driver and
trot in 3 mnutes suitable either for ladys or gen
tleman's saddle horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

II c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
~ suction this day st IL O'Clock, twelve rosewood OK
ana octave papoiertes from various makers both
Pew and secondhand which are very superior
struments, and all Of which will without any re-
shipping II required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08


4 0O0 LOTS OF AUCTION GOODS TO BE SOLD AT
l.UOU A. @. COLByS, ibis day. consisting OF draper
les black silk matting dc lanes gnghams embrodees,
lawns prints shirtiDgs danasks napkins, 10, TO- See
advertisement Times tribune, under head Of dry
goods.
DRESS GOODS, kc.-LEB0UTILLIA, BROTHERS,
~ invite attention to the 500 yards Of bsrese
tissue (rom at Is I'd. and D. yard beau
tul dress silks st o. aud Ca very superior black nf
sleeves chemise.tes and bands very cheap Ribbon, As
kinds, 90 Canal street, four doors from Broadway.
JlNsRoIDERIEs AND LAcEs.-JUST RECEIVED, A
IL complete assortment ~ emtroidsries In dssgns and
qualities; also valenciennes Brussels gupure Honiton,
point other rich black thread mantlas points.
Wells &c The prizes Oh below previous
. MILLER GRANT, 81 broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BAREGE R0BEs=JAMES
VI FRANCE, 7u3 Broadway will offer for sae Tuesday,
beautiful assortment OF hounced barege aud ia
robes much der regular prcss also, French and
English ~ 1s and yard.
METROPOLITAN LACE AND EMBROIDERY STORE,
M CAB Broadway second door above Blescker street %
cFsnt lace dresses % each worth $U 10 do muslin do
as 80 each. worth s9 100 lace eapes At $o each
MADDEN STEWART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

d c. KEMP, AUCTIDNEER.-M0RrGA0EE SALE
~. Of rich mirrors Of. paintings &o-This day, ct
VI O'Clock, 81 50 Nassau street. Fulton r. G. KEMP
wall sell a. auction a above BY order Of the mosgagee and
rem owed from fashionable hotel town. 10
plate pier oval and mante mirrors large
ror which cost $500 all Of which nearly new, aud In
perfect trde Also about thirty fine oil paintings which
we'll ortby the attention OF purchasers =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

uENRY B. HERrs, JR., AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
store No ~ Pine street choice assortmsnt Of wines
ssmon Byass London porter Muir Sons Ednburs aIe
and Havana the entire stock Of dealer declining
Faouin Co. end Pale aeDnsssy brandes old Jamaica rum
grape do sery London porter Edinbars
ale lemon syrup cases Of picsd salmon French
chocolates Smy rnia figs 4, Plantations
Igarot, La Prueba Opevas La Normas, &C. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

Oakley WRIGHT AUCTIoNEERs-wILL SELL
" on 1ue.dsy evening May AZ o'clock AZ the sales
assortment Of standard and miscellaneous books station
cry, 60, &c.