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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

The AB0LlTIONIsTs HOAxED.--Great alarm
was caused in the abolitionist camp, some time
since, by the appearance of an article in the
Nebraska City Nacs on the subject Of slavery,
and likewise by an advertisement in the same
journal offering negroes for sale. The aboli-
tionists said they saw plainly that Nebraska
was to be made slave State, and that this
was the beginning Of the work. Upon this
text they said many severe things of slavery
and Of Nebraska and wrought themselves
piously into fury thereon. 1t now appears
from an article from the Nebraska City Ne,os
which we publish elsewhere that our abolition
list contemporaries had been all too hasty in
their judgments. The editor is not, as they
supposed, a rabid slavery man bent on local
izing slavery in Nebraska; but moderate
"six by nine democrat" who takes sound con
stitutonal middle ground and laughs philo-
sophically at the extremes on both sides. 1t
also appears that the four negroes who were
offered for sale in his paper were not flesh and
blood niggers, but glass fgures-all made of
glass. The four objects over whose sorrows
The tears of the abolitionists have so long been
flowing were mere glass toys.
The fact was, the six by nine democrat" of
the Meas, being hard up for an advertisement
for his new paper, bethought himself Of turn
ing to account the slavery controversy. SO he
wrote an article on the subject which as he
says drew down upon him all the fires Of the
North, and the noisy applause Of the South :
it was copied into forty papers making 1ky
first rate advertisements gratis. So with the
negroes for sale. The notoriety that notice
has procured him would have been cheap at
any price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06
North Caroline Election.

BALTIMORE, August s. 1850
fn the First Congressional district, Branch, dem is
elected by increased majority.
In the Fifth district the election is very close but is
believed that Shaw, DEM, is elected.
RALEIGH, August s. 1856
Branchs, DEM, majority, in the Fourth Congressional
district is 2,7oo Run, dem, in the Second, and Crage
DEM, in the Seventh district elected by large
jortes. Kerr wing and and ant-K N. candidate in the
Fifth district, is defeated.
It is believed the delegation will stand six democrats
and two Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

TINS TftroRan ExeunaoN 70 SEwfouNnLASp- The
steamship james Adgcr, which las been chartered by
he New York Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company Cor the laying ~ the submarine cable across the
Gufofst Lawrence viii leave pice No. & North river
tomorrow morning ., 10 O'Clock Apart from the int.
rest which attaches tho excursion on account Of ts
object II promises 70 be Of the most pleasant in
social point OF view. The James Adgcr although a new
boat has been relaiuted and furnished with everything
Nat may contribute TO thc accommodation aud plea are
Of &c seppeny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

TIM MFTroPoIITAS IBrATRE-BAitEr ASD VsuDEvnLE.-
This beautiful theatre is about to be reopened on
Wednesday next Tor the production Of ballet and vaude
vile Il is 10 continue open cor ten days The following
artists in addition 70 complete corps de boti 70 ap
tear;-Sonorita soto, Snes. franck niman and Henri
and Nossrs Carresc 1ilman and Yates The piece 10 be
presented is The grand spanish ballet entitled la Gita
rathe otpscy. On he same evening there win also be
presented two French vaudoviies, entitled "Une ca.
triocv and eIcs Saiics dan Premier Ill Z by the
french ,o,pf d,omdtiqpe under Ncna Gustavc The
whole performances will 10 under the direction " Mons
L. blot stage manager y the French theatre Nos d..
ls~bs,
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From the Rio Grantic.

BALTIMORE, August 5, 1855.
New Orleans papers Of Monday last have been received
here, containing Brownsville dates TO the 25th ult.
No collision had yet taken place between the insur
gents and the government forces The insurgents had
gathered in great strength and the people everywhere
joining their standard. The fall OF Matamoros was
considered inevitable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06
Malls for the Pacl1lc.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-oALIFoRNiA EDITION
The United States mail steamship George Law will leave
sAis port this afternoon at two O'clock for Aspnwa.
The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific
viii close at o'clock
The NEW YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world viii be published at eleven O'Clock this morning
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, sxpeuce
Agents win please send in their orders early posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06

BALTIMORE, August B. 1855.
We learn from Norfolk that no new cases Of yellow
fever have been reported there
At Portsmouth the people very much alarmed, and
are leaving rapidly. The fever is spreading, and
reported in all parts Of the city.
II has been raining in torrents here all the evening
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There viii not be any jury trials during The month OF
August any other business except r0ct ions and de-
esons in submitted at special term Most Of the
judges out Of town. enjoying Good Judge
Cowes sits in special term Of the Supreme Court and
Judge Hoffman in the Superior. Judge Da.y has return
ed TO the city improved in health and f9esdes In the
Pleas chambers the principal business at
present to be transferring natives al d0wn rod
den EUROPE into free and independent cit irns of Anne
RIGA" Judge Brdsa wills in the Marine Court during
this month"; Judge Mccarthy having gone to The country
10 rcsuscitae his health which has been weakened by
incessant attention his judicial duties be- having been
compelled frequently to sit till or o'co at night, in
order TO dispose Of the number of which had
accumulated the calendar in consequence Of the alb
sence, for several months past, of the third Justice
hompson from personal ndsposition and Deaths in his
family.
The United States COMMISSIONER Courts sion.
ally enliyened by examination into alleged Of
fitting ont vessel for the slave trade investigation
into charges Of enlisng in the United States for the
service Of the Allies in the Crimea. Thae however,
have not amounted to much
The August term of the Court Of General Sessions
begins to-day The calendar Of this rourt is quite
Large, owing to the adjournment last month without do
ing any business There several murder the
calendar which have been passed from term to
term during the summer and which likely to be
reached this term. Recorder Smith is ous Of town and
Rl not return till September next informed,
and the term for this for this month will opened
hy Judge Stuart It is probable that business will be
done this weather and that the will organize
10 the demands Of the law and fhen adjourn
over till September.
The following the the calendar of the Court
Of General Sessions for the August term for which
indebted to Mr. John H. Whetmore Clcsi the City
Prison:Grand Larceny, So burglary, IT; robbery @;
j. A. and b., q bigamy, i forgery s. nrlcr, 8; disor-
DERBY houses, q rape I; perjury, !; ensezxemens !;
false pretences, 1-total 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-06
Two Boys Drowned while Bathing.

HARTFORD, August 8, 1855.
Two promising lads, aged about thirteen years Of
J. G. Andrews and the late Rev. Joseph Tyler,
drowned in the river in this city Saturday afternoon.
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Notice to Subscribers.

Our subscribers in the Twenty first ward requested
- leave their names at this office especially those who
- not get the paper. We have changed carrier,
ana some rregaarity in the delivery may have
Durred.
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WASHINGTON, August Q, 1900.
Mr. Hendricks, Of Indiana, having accepted the appoint
ment rendered him. Commissioner Of the Land Office,
he win enter on his duties on the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

DESTAURANTs.-oNE WAY TO FIND THE yERITA.
IL BILE SIIELIEYS. Enquire for him where his name II
prominently painted in bA letters on the northwest corner
Of Broadway and Fourth street. (where he dwcch no you
viii be told with great polcnoss and suayy OF that
he has just stepped out Well he has stepped and opened
new and chnsc restaurant the southwest corner OF the
same street Fourth aud Broadway where The profound and
cpcuran teachings ot Vacl Eudc soyer and frsncaie
practically applied ELEGANTLY furnished apartments sne
single with or without board. be had In the Wavcrlcy
house. the saloon, moderate charges superb parors
Tor special dinner psrc-sn me getting OF which Mr. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
DANCING ACADEMIES.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C

DEDuCED PRICES = WATCHES, JEwELRY Ola
IL n,ords and silver
The undersigned, FOR the last eighteen a well known
dealer and importer offers for sale all goods his line lower
prices Tor the same quality than any other house in New
York Philadelphia or any other city and will send by mail
express,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 6c.,
10 all parts Of the United States, free OF
warranted rs represented Orders by mail post paid
fully attended TO-
WATCHES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

ID J. KELLEY, AUcTIoNEER. Will Positively
l. close The sale OF ncConv Mrpays stock Of inirr
dry goods This weck. Parties dr. Goods ehonlj ad
- sale large assortment Of hroche loag and slusrs
staeis, sale ~ W q, N, n u Ce'beripe sir ees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKS-TlIF DOUBLE
~ engine steamer WILLIAM GAGE, Captain Isaac o.
Phillips, viii make excursion 10 the Fishing Banks on
Thursday the 18th OF spember 1865 The boat VIII leave
tolows-Amoe street n r. nj O'Clock A. M Spring street.
So; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn SO A. NJ; pier Nc. ". r.
ga NJ stopping for passengers Rossville Toens Dock
perh Anboy and keypor band music will accompany
the excursion Bait fishing Tickle Furnished
on board. Fare Tor the excursion 30 cents.
GRAND EXCURSION 10 THE FISHING BASHs.-THE
NJ new and fast sailing steamer GEORGE LAW, Captain
Charles Anderson formerly Captain of the Laura Knapp
will make four trips 20 the Fishing Banks this week cotn
menciug on TUESDAY, ilh september leaving follows
Amos A. NJ Spring street ia A. NJ Fulton ferry
Brooklyn 81 rs A. NJ; Peck slip at A. W. Broome
si A. NJ and Pier NO North river, at O'Clock good
co'ilon band accompanies the boat.
rJ,FRRAPIN LUNCH RxCu RsIOv --SuBsCBIBERs AND
their friends the above oxcurst on will please be on
board the steamboat CRoTON Captain Wood, Thursapy
nne Sept H. 1855, when she will leave the following
places VIZ foo, South Hghh street. Williamsburg. ~
O'Clock A. NJ south side Of Fulton ferry, brooklyn, at s.
O'Clock A. NJ and pier No. North river O'Clock A.
Friends the above excursion no, having procured their
tickets can got them board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

khIVc1, pickle
forks, lee cream knives fruit knives butter knives Chill
dcn's sets, wiz knife fork and spoon, silver cups napkin
rings, &c
Watches clocks and iewcry repaired les than usual
prices. Watches and jcwelry taken in exchange.
GEO. c. ALLEN
Importer Of and jewclry wholesale and retail
No IL Wall street, second floor.
Near Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

w II. GREENOUGH & Co. AUCTIONEERS WHOLE.
w sale drug stock and fixtures, at 81 yesey street,
Friday sepember "a at 10 O'Clock A. NJ consisting Of medi
drawers. councrs glass bins shelving oil varis
soalcs SKIS &C. in lots 10 suit buyers Advantageous
purchases before date Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
AGENCY.

HARDWARE AND OTHER AGENCIEs-TUE UNDER
signed having been connected for the last eight years
of the first New York vicinity
about going West 70 do business In Iowa lie dcsirois
taking the agency for goods In hs line tho hardware
business for any Other respectable and uaeful article He
The best references character
business capacity Address w. WEsTPrIAf 3fs Grand
street wlllamsburg Reiercnces-Mcssrx Wiiets Co. M
"; Mcssrs Vim. Oo,bout3 Bro. do.
DECEIvIEG AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. CHAN.
IL BEERS general commission merchant and receiving ami
forwarding agent, Charleston y. g.
rTo MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN.-A MATTER
of vteeis employ mcnt attend n n,
rubbing o. ves-eL an inspector In Insurance oce
receiving DELIVERING a. good IN doors or so.d
/. n al sgcpgy. Adlrcs. 4. O., uesah o1rce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

MOIRIsANIA-AT AUCTION, SEPT. ETH, on THE
l premises Mt IL O'Clock, two story attic and base
men house and lot ve minutes walk from the depot situated
Railroad avenue fourth house above Eighth street house IL
x22 beautifully shaded lot 25xlso ta.eiuy ARRANGED with
variety OF fruit good cisiern and tine well OF water $40
bond 81 years chance, sci
dom 10 be with. ALBERT II. NICoIAY. Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

C,uERIFF,s SAIE.--A. NJ CRIsTALAR AUCTI0NEER,
- win sell on tli day, 18th ms al iuis O'clock al ~
Grand street whole and en,ir stock OF ready made
coiDg piece goods consisting in part oil cashmere So
and cloh and PANTS silk satin, velvet and cloth
vests broadcohs saneis beaver cloths Sesas
nns unmade coats and pants conn,ers shelving and TX
lures, &c. JOHN ORSER, Sheriff.
j Nenn Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

CS7 BROADWAY, CORNER REApE, AT MORRIS
ZC( Cohnert a Co.'s he obtained respeca Ger
English Scotch aud Irish helps, for hotels and private
families also walters coaclen gardeners farmers and
chancs this he branch Office, l02 Greenwich Terms
moderate.
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M s MurInp aIrcTIONEER-BY HOU0HTON \

w MEIIOR-rhis day. Sept. ~ At l0l o'clock, ct the
large and spacious Az Broadway one door from
the City Assembly Roosnrge and peremptory sale o. vau
able rich and costly New YORK aud Paris manufactured cah
net furniture contained in the above private warer0Oms For
the accommodation of cocniry merchants have made
ranfeinens with for packing ald shipping
OF purchases made This sale. The stock will embrace tho
most iahonsole styles Of rosewood oak mahogany walnut
VIII elegant carved rosewood paror furniture suto
vered IN French brocade san four coored brocate moque
hgurcd plush, French delaine English hafc0b
lnde-, rosewood cabinets lined with WOOD cegcres with
French plate mirror ioDts richly cabinets
sic stands richly carved mahogany SOFAS 'ctes voaire
and spring seal parlor and reception cars dining
library furniture; rosewood mahogany, and oak ex
tension dining tables chairs to match covered plush figured
reps and sdeboards. bue rich and
secretaries In oak walnut and mahogany chamber
nure elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany bedsieads
dressing bureaus with marbe and French pla glasses
marble enclosed washstsnds and commode richly deco
rated cnaeed cottage chamber suites, several OF which
very yuabe lounges loungebeds in fancy deane and
hair chairs aud oomans 10 maich walnut cottage furnure
fancy dressing tables plain mahogany and wal
nut chamber furniture, three suits 10 oak 70 match rockers
dans and sewing chairs hall furniture richly carved;
wood mahogany oak and walnut hall stands chairs and tables
to match
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

VIM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
w "Wednesday bat l0f O'clock 1877 Canai street, ell tho
gence parot chamber and Kitchen furniture OF family re
ell from Sullivan strcctOnc suit OF pr0caEe
bookcase ace curtains per gasses oil paintings marble top
pets mahogany bedsteads hair mattre fine feather beds
two suits painted chamber furniture with marble tops SOFAS
rocking and other chairs dressing bureaus and wnssands
toilet sets mahogany card tables cooking stoves china,
and plated ware, Ice b0x-a choice assortment. IT.
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SALES Ar AUcrrOu.

o,IERlFF,s sALIc-w. G. AIBURTUs. AUcTTONgRR.
- viii sen Wednesday, Sept L. al 10 O'clock at 10 CoaH
street BROOKLYN large Assortment of boots aud Shoes q
a. spuroS. pepuy. H. LOTT Sheriff
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yxy1L1IAM M WEEKS, AvcrroNEER. -ExEcuroR,s

WlLLI1AM NJ WEEKs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. 4. l
Cove. L. I;-BAKER 4 WEEKS WIN sell Il auction,
Harold deceased by order OF James Harold executor
whole of the real estate belonging TO William Harold de
ceased vzIst parcclThe valuable mill water power
landna and about ten Of land ID parceThe asss
dwelling and outbudngs and garden containing
acres. Sd parcelA lot OF ground fronting the road
100 feet and containing about part Of which has
100 feet front on the ROAD containing acre 9Th ParesA
with dwelling house. 7ih parcel-<o the road and mill
pond containing about acre. Sh parccl-Fr0ning the
road and mill pond, and Is most eligible SITE containing
about ~ acre. with beautiful locust grove 9Th PARCEL
woodland good barns attached has front the road
and mill pond Of about 100 feet 10th parceAn eighth Of
Creek h1hach. Also piece at West Farms
containing TERMS easy and particulars on the day
Ofsa.e. Also, Wednesday, Sept 49, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The premises the entire soc furning utensils furni
turc, &C., of said estate. JAMES HAEROLD Executor
Cove Aug a. 1876
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A UCTION KOTICE.-OIL PAINTINGS.-J. e. VAN ANT
"A WERP will sell Thursday 18th, at 101e O'Clock
frames consisting of landscapes views moonlight aud win
ter dead &C. ready for exanina.son. Sale
positive. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

I 1. vANDEwATER. AUcTrONEER. THIS DAY,
e. Wednesday sept ~, a, 1ts O'Clock, the alesro0m
Maiden lane, paper haEgngs borders, Ao VIII be pc
rcmrorily LOCO pieces OF new hengngs and borders
consisting Of blanks. mediums and finish in quantities
om ten pieces mp 10 three four hundred Of coc pattern
The SOCK " oil and emnenty worthy all
dealers IN this line, and OF others. TERMS $500 sixty
days over $500 four months approved endorsed ncres,
nted al z perc
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AUCTIoNEER II. LEEDS 4

TJENRy II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS 4
IL co. Thursday Sept, b. IL O'Clock IN front The
10 Nassau street Two and splendid light wagons OF
the best style and workmanship. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

TosnuA g. Able, AUcTToNEER.--ABBE 4 ROBIN,
- SON IS Wall sireetMorgagc foreclosureWiil he sold
q auction the premises loo Clinton street. "Wednesday
Sept II at li O'Clock A. NJ superior toned and finished
rosewood pianoore ocaves made 70 order and In but
a short time JOHN A. VAN BOKKEIEN, Constable.
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HFNRyT. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.-BY N. D. wOoLLEY
IL Co.. VIII sell his day, wednesday. l0s o'clock. at
the sacsrocms 70 andss Bknan street, OF William,
large quantity OF new and second hand furniture removed
rem Elm street FOR SALE consisting OF btdsead bedding
ressesi wc enamced chamber suits Sofas crocsery, &C.
dc also superior piano.oe and variety
ard mahogany furniture silver plated ware gilt frame
oil paintings &c. 10 great variety. sale peremptory
dppofite required.
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A UCTION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.-
~ Mortgage of household furniture, Sc-rhs day,
1s O'clock at the stoe Centre street. the furnrrc Of
boarding house, wiz beds'eads chairs bureaus Wristbands
tables ocots &c also large assortment of medium elias,
furniture pay advances worthy the attention vi house
keepers and the trade.
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A UCTION NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTIONEER. =
IA Auction by s. BOGART Thursday 101s o'clock a..
the auction Frankfort and William streets As
sgnees sale -Four ocayes o. rst quality brandy cern
general assortment OF household furniture. Particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

A UGTI0N SALE OF ENGRAvTSGS, PAINTINGS &c.
IA Special positive sale-SAVAGE a. PARKS Auction
will sell his day, at 10 O'Clock, at Gothic Hall auction
choice and elegant variety Of crayons ho raphs and
onprayings In gilt and rosewood frames. Also az IL O'Clock,
new and fashionable household frniure also lot of glass
cases and store fixtures Sale peremptory, for cash.
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A UCTION NOTICE WILLIAM T. BOYD AUCTION
"A eerTo morrow Thursday morning, a oh o'clock all
the household furniture In house 1903 Franklin street.
consisting rosewood pianodre city made and warranted;
rosewood paror sn In san centre and side iables large
French plate mirrors rosewood cegere costly 5o paintings
rich lace md brocate curtains Brussels and velvet carpets
mahogany chairs Sofas rockers bureaus washsands bed
steaf hair mattresses clocks dining table, hall stand
oil cloths crockery glassware chnawarc silver plated
The whole is in the best of order and will be sold 70 the high
csth bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

LNXTRA ATTRACTION.-TUNIS eM0RRErL, AUC-
IL toneer Furniture &c. this morning at 10,s o'cnss
Il Nassau street. The stock TO be sold Is desirable aud
what is in great demand-ancy and staple furniture mrroc
oil paintings mattresses, fancy goods &C., embracing ny
large invoices from manufacturers importers, &C. and must
be sold. See under auction notices In this paper.
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATs.

RLANCARD,s HOTEL, $50 BROADWAY CONNECT
~ ing with 10 Twelfth street, YThe proprietor respect
iy announces mat this establishment viii be In readiness
nc LET oil October. Families wishing secure
.er permanently for the winter months accommo-
catd win private table or AZ table botc The arrange
nns WI be made with single gentlemen. Prices be
eaca according 10 The extent and locality Of the apar'mcn
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UCTION SALE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE III.
IA brary Of Hebrew books-HENRY h. HERTS, Jr will
sell on Wednesday, Sept ~ a l0 O'Clock at salcsroon No
5 Pine large lot of Hebrew books of the vaua
bic and ancient kinds and wei worthy the attention OF dealers
connoisseus The above the property OF gcuemln
lately Deceased and sold by order Of the executors Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

UCTICN SALE or FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
"A BY GEO IEvIE, Auconeer at IL O'Clock this day, at
lis Broadwaylureaus tables chairs sofas eugravincs,
glass ware kitchen furniture, &c. Also two Of coh
ing, case knives and forks, &c
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EUGENE u. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK
II LIN NICHOLS their 10 Nassau street,
FuonIhs day. al 10 O'Clock catalogue OF rich household
furniture consisting and parlor chairs
sands &c suits Of enamel cottage chamber
furniture marble dressing bureaus and wassands ward
robes bookcases secretaries &C. Also plated In vare
ty china tea &c Country merchants have their
goods packed on the premises and shipped
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SALES Ar AuCTION.

IA NICoLAY win sell 10 morrow Crhursiay) september
~ IL O'clock In front OF II Broad fine gray
horse 1875 hands Nigh sound and kind aud beautiful saf
die horse To Be sold without reserve the having
further use Tor him Also Al private splendid sorrel
horse with flowing mane and tall years odis' spring. and
ro kcnucky sound and kind In all harness and hne
dde orse IN every respect rot anbe
ter under the saddle Can seen in front OF store