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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23
A UCrION NOTICE-J0HN HOT GIL. AUCTIONEER -
IA MAgnhcent housenoLd furniture, 40 ID piano.

UCTlON NOIICE-JcAN HOIGH. AUCTlONEtK.
"A Magnificent household furniture, rosswo3d piano.
forte pier oval mirrors velvet carpets, oil paint-
ines. satuary, &C., to be sold this day (MondAy at
10S A. III. precisely. Those goods the entire spsn-
did contents OF the Hrs class sur story dwelling No 70
Murray street, and to be solo without reserve A
part, but not minute list 10 sOns m 49,
ni1cent suit consisting Of seven pieces, the
frames Of which are solid rosewood, deliberately carved
and upholstervd In crimson and brocatel cost
SAYS; rosewood seven octave psuoisrte, OF beautiful
tone, and fully wArrsn ted massive wood bookcase
rosewood otegers with plate ass and
elegant ladies oscrutcire tDa,d beau ttuly
carved rood centre tables, With statunry ,e
tops heavy French plate pier glasses rosewood buffet
BEAUTIFULLY decorated china vases marble statukry
very fine designs; excellent collection Of oil paint
ings, BY artists OF acknowledged talent royal tapestry
velvet carpet slaoaster, marble and Gothic inaid
clocks; elegant lace curtains caraices, shades &c
Dining room-S0hd mahogany extension table, with
carved feet mahogany tea and brcastast tables maho
goDy cushioned chairs decorated china dinner
tets, silver tea services, cAtere cake baskets forks,
spoons, &C., cut glass Wines gobles, preserves, fruit
dishes, 80; ivory cutlery engraved dccantara ailvee
napkin rings, &C., 30. Chambers Rosewood and ma
hoeany bsdsteads, bureaus wasnatands and card
tables, rosewood suit in HAIR cloth, mahogany do
pcstry, Brussels and ingram carpeta pier and Owl
mirrors paliasses. cured hair mattresses feA-
Their powa and tosters Marsoilles counerpanss lace
and muslin window drnpery, cornices, shades, toilet
sets, engravnga, &c &c. Catalogues at the house.
Sale without regard to weather
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RESTAURANTS.

4 oSIlN6's new RESTAURANT, no zoe ep0.n
~ way, first house above Duane street, open ev.rv
cay Tor breakfast dinner ana Supper from O A. "a
i M The proprietor In retrraing bis thanks for Ira
patronage ne hss received Tor the last seventeen yssrs
fs 20 assure his frieSds the public generally. tSst
hi, WI pe conductor With the epsrry
wncn has made Goalne restaurant so popular IN
out tho Un ted State Upwards OF 300 Iers nj AZ -
ere served up daily cool ed 10 the b. Al man a.
I'd MP BY polite and attentive waters
r. GOsIlSt, Propxfsxs~
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Di71Ir CROOKS no lac wArra srerer &C,
4 vsN DINING and club rooms haze ;cst tssn adssl
TO The sresoy earaoienr srar,sot die tiy ever 80
r1 dining hall and Other Sc ecrtrct icoynx,ss-.
coDpktsJ. Ne ara nov prepared 70 serva ..-...s
oh fsieSsis or N e.sbs, with eli ,Ls ssi,c y d:
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Io'sl sql lo4 oss sIalso ISL sl,ao4 2s5 ssaos IS,


Net decrease to July IN, 1855. u zoos, VOL
There Is nothing important In the above dssailei
statement Of exports. Cotton Is going forward mo
deratey while breadstufs are shipped only In limit
ed quantities. Indian corn went to Liverpool las,
week 20 greater extent than usual II viii be
some time before tho pricss Of -four and corn will
be sufficiently re duccd to warrant very active OK.
portat'on. weexpect 70 see prices considerably b.
low thosc now ruiDg current before The lapse OF
many weeks, but not low enough to mako shipments
profitable
The mporta'iovs q dry goods and general msr
cbspdise Inst week were unusually heavy. To &,
tel vsIpe was nearly five moos OF dollars, q yurs
s.ldem exceeded In the whole Of last year. vey
few weeks In 1864 can show an aggregate like shat
- annexed statement exhibits tue quantity and
value Of certain articles, other than dry goods, In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

Value OF merchandise put on the market du
ring tie week sos, 4es
Value OF DRY goods put on the market during
W0cks
Total importation. 81 ,907, 91s
Tie most important articles of import during the
week we're % follews-ocfee, $s4. 800, lnseed oil,
1882; fuss, $66 572; undressed skins, $50 ,032;
iron. SIP 296; railroad iron, $40 097; Steel
sugar, 1928 lS9; tea. $50 1872; waches $50 4s6. 1t
will be seen that dry goods torn the bulk Of the ag
grega,e. end probably will continue to for some
weeks. 1t is our suppression that the imprtations
this fall wi be to an imRense amount equal to
those Ct the spring of 1854. We have no doubt
large portion will BE- on forego account. Oar large
crops will encourage manufacturers on the other
aGe to make large ehipme1ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

4 UCTION NOTICE.. B0GARr, AUCrONEER-BY
ton rooms corner Frankfort and William Streets gen,
ttol household furnitureteea tote, sofas, mahogany
spring seat chairs do rocker French bedsteads, hair
Mattress lounge bcdseads Brussels three ply carpets
fancy goods, vases lot of valuable booss Office furni
ture desks tables. CLOCKS, mantle ornaments, lot dry
goods and fancy articles.
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4 UClION NOTICE -cHos. BELL AUCrIONEER =
"A by BELL BUSH Gsntesl ursiture. This day,
ley O'Clock will bs sold the really good turuttucs
tanned In tie second story Ct gcnSe house. 90 Grove
street near Bedford couPes,ng the arrangements Of
parort bedroom &c, ali of description to give s.tis-
faction beautifully ctares, &c Tuesday, 1o o'clock,
stho. Batavia street the fornitars OF respectable
boarding house. Wene sdsy, In sale rooms splea-
did variety Of superior household furniture, ut TO-.
O'Clock,
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eAAMs ar AUCTIOA

: -
A LBERT II. NIcOLAY, AUcr0NEER SHOCKS AND
"A beaas at auction. kssaiar ssis. ALBsRrH Nj.
CULAY VIII sen this dsB, july 40, ut 1875 octosx, 81
tire Merchants Exchange, Tor account OF whom 1t
S8,, % Grsst western Rsflresd (llbnols)
let uortgASe 10 per cent bonds .....,. 900 each
s2.tto Flushing Railroad Lat mortgage. per
cent conoe $3.50. ...si,oV" eAcn
200 johnson County (iows) Per ONT
pnhNs S.sU'S o1~1
81 7tO La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad per cen.
oCnves L'ple bcnns
81 q o Cleveland, psicesvue opt Ashtsbula
Railroad I per cent mortgage bonds 81 600 eash
SlOt One certificate q the Brecxssbrdgs Camel Coal
Con psny
kslroad - ,,.,..,,..... $50 each
os0 .hs,.a Erir Rs ircsd ............. ti00 oAcu
q srsrss psrk y "a fn,srsu Company -. St0a e.cn
4 sbsys Union Iudse Ru eser Company. 500 eAcn
100 st4rss New York Consolidated stage
Crmnspx -. IN. .......t.,..., E26 zach
Ter us Of ssis-T.p per tsot this cay AMI the oA..o
before CLOCK 10 Tue accr usd teSerest al
the bonos vii b~ crsrgsn to me purchaser Next 70
guar esle on ihuIscAy, July 18th
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4 UCrIoN NOTICE JOSEPH L. SMITH, ACTION
IA ctr, will sen TO nurros, Mondsy, as 10Y O'Clock,
at 10 FIsnklin street. fourth west OF Broadway
rosewood piano OF bril- tons aud dnish psr,or
furniture OF solid d rich capsts. oi,ctoth oil
paintings, large oval aud pr glasses rocking snd easy
chars mabogsn and maple chairs, fofas dining aad
ssblss rosewood aod ssoE~ny be st@scs, buses
washstanos TO match be hair msttressss, crock-
cry glassware clocks silver ware, &c three enAmslied
cottage suites,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

ITO BARBERS.-NoRrG AGE SAIr.--AM NJ. CgI5rALAR
Il surtioneer, 70 Bowery, viii sell on tuesday 24eh
ibst at les o'clock at e Bowery, the contents Of
barbtrs sbcp confstng OF three BARRIERS chairs back
walbut With crimson vat sofa and chair,
match gilt mirrors and dosing gissss marso wash
ttsbd. VIII silver fossts, cup show CASES, oclotns
NC ALSO, sp'eodd lot OF mahogany rorriture sofas
ro~sus, uaIorotes cushion snd other chairs no ers
OIL paintings, Wilton and Brussels carpets ooe 'eoca
~ octave piano, enc cottage do hook caaeI .cnes
tes,t sos ere large mirror, t~o 90. ov. ssh orn..
ard Qusptty OF otrsr Articles tos noraerous 10
n.s.on ~ ordsr 81 u. hofNdE, ccxnse,iOss attorney
fec q oztSagte.
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A UCrIGN NOTICE II BOG ART, AUcTIoNEER BY
IA B03AEt-Wll sell Monday, 23d inat at
s o'clock at the sals room OF Frankfort and
William streets, of may concerr, 100
volumes standard and miscellaneous works. By popular
authors; also two of dssks chairs carpet tap &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

~ oRrGAGE sAIE--A. NJ CRIsrALaE, AUCTION
lNI Ger, 20 Bowery, viii soil on this day. at lois
O'Clock bay mare, eight years DID, one BAY horss
ak Jesrs old; carriage, one light wagon one Cir
quslity spr bg cart: also one suit Company A. 4th Re.
PINE ut; horse equipments &C., New YORK Hassars by
oicer OF I, }. GILLIAN, attorney Tor mortgage.
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Trade on the CANALS

Statement sbosipg the quantity of the several articles
hrst ctored tho canals at and the quantity left 4.
Now York during tho third weea in July, 1865 =
Merchandise (tc, red
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4 LBERT u, NItOlAY. AUCtIUNEEk --ABSuLUrE
a saIs Of dns wines, bran -, ssasrs Ac:.ALsEke
b. NlCOLAY I'll cell 90 fnsSay July "a, ~ o'clock
DIES &c smote vhicn $500 csre st Jut,-c clsrct
LEO css+s CratsAu Marysux DO 30 cases st Estepns
DO loo cases Haul Bszsc Hsus exutern. 70
octaves Coessc bsndy (pae) D. qa.rters Co. % hnif
pipe DO, Is quarter Isss DO IL cctass Cognac oraa-
c3 (dAJb) ID gart<re DO N hstco 100 baskets Il q
cbsnpAgne 10 baEets royal sras cha mpsgoe toge.nsr
with ITO 0c0 imported sega Also 10 dozen superior
stnuips German cologne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

rI1o LET IMMEDIATE POssEs sION, A VERY CEN
1 tel and commedious dwelling pert OF house. In
$3.50. The house contains twelve rooms good orlsr
e. b. KfNSn!MEH,
Go Fourth avenue. 30 To- s to Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

- A. CHlLrON, AUTHORIZATIONS HALF OF
De the steem towboat Thomas salmon at auction =
COLE Chiffon will sell at auction, on Tuesday, July
"a, at u O'Clock, at the Merchsnrs Exchange, under
the direction e. Underhl, tire one hall, owned by
Robert Mccormick, 9. the steam towooat Then~ Sal
mon a. she now lies at the of u JACKSON ,ret East
river For terms and particulars aoy TO tho aucsoa-
GERS, 46 Nassau street.
N D NASH, AUCTIONEER. STORE, 80 BROAD
lie, way-sheriGs sale Of feed, wagons, &..-This
day Monday, July &c, 1865, ct c57 Tenth avenue con
sstDg of hay straw, oats Cine feed horses and Wagons
iron safe, desks, &c, &C.
n d. NASH, ACCOMMODATIONS $40 BROAD
LIE way. Shorifs sale Of fancy gooir, jewelry &C.,
TIL, day lMondsy July 2s 1876, at Ii 4. NJ at 200
U musical Instruments, walking canes, toys portemon
naies wallets, &c, &c.
ENUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AuorIONEER--B FRANK.
~ LIN NICHOLS : Mortgage sale Of pair of well
matched bay Vermont Horses 1ll to Is hands; years
old; vi trot mile in 81 minutes; sound and kind
horse, 10 TO 10 hands; years old; sound ana kal
Can trot mile in m. ass IN harness. Also, spring
cart and harness. In front OF the auction store n
Nassau street, on Wednesday, 25th inst.
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n RocERIEs, rCRNrrUsT, RaIISs, rIss, Belle -
~ Tuesday, July q, loh O'Clock, t7 pey street,
ner Green rich, brusnes, starch, coifse tea nuts.
resImaccaror knives, files s.issc,s saws, J.
cbsel docks, crocsery, uent clothing, segars,
Va. A.. CARTER. Auntioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

HyO let APARTMENTS IN HOUSE NO. SO WEST
l. Fortieth street. consisting Of . parlor, tWo bed
rooms and Kitchen ths house II bandsomely 6Aishe6,
with marble maDt+ls, water. gas and all modern tm-
provements. Rent from BIO TO $23 per nth Inquire
On the premises, from till IL O'CLOCK, noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

The following la comparative statement Of the
value Of experts from the commencement Of the year
to July To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-23

T,O LET - RESPECTABLE APARTMENTS TO LEr
i cheap, In house lea Chambers street. csnsaNng II
front ard back parlors folding DOORS closets bsck bsss
msnt kitchen bedroom up stairs, more or lsss to suit
also, front basen. MT suitable Tor doctora ece. In
quire ON the premises.
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CLAY IRA OE REPORT,


certify the above 20 he correct,
NCn'D Il. WOODS, Collector
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
Mr. Miller's Lectures

This gentleman lectured three eve
nings last week, in the Empire Hall. He
handled humbugs generally, and clair
voyants, of the Miss MARTHA LOOMS
kind, particularly, without gloves He
fully demonstrated that the apparently
mysterious effects produced by that la
dy and her coadjutors, which completely
puzzled our citizens, could be produced
by very simple means, and no magic at
all, except the magic Of humbug. He
taught a young man in ten minutes, 10
read with his eyes blindfolded, and his
back turned to the watch, or money,
(reading through the back of his head
he called III $50 perfectly as utterly to defy
all attempts of the audience to detect the
fraud. When he explained the modus
operandi, then it was exceedingly sim
pie. The last night the audience were
kept in perfect roars Of iaa liter. We
think Nh. MrLLER's lectures will be pro-
ductve of good. The public shoald
hear both sides OF these questions.
A gentleman of this town will review
MIR. MLLER's lectures, in our nexs pa
per, and proposes TO show that the au-
thenticity of ~clairvoyance. mesmerism
and psychology is untouched by Mr..
NJ, and that his position on ~Spirilualism
is incorrect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
VAUTROT & GILLETT, Wholesale

' and Retail Dealers in CL0~Ks, WATCHES. JEwELRv.
SiIvER-WARE,a and FANCY GJODs, Warren. Ohio. 4
Having just returned from the Eastern Man 10
ufactories, we brought with US a very larset- ~
assortment Of eNtra-due English Lever Watch w.
Is. in gold, hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
quality Of Duplex Watches, with Independent seconds,
iust the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
= larger stock Of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
Than was ever before offered in this place. Our assort-
ment OF Jewelry, we fatter ourselves, is a better selec
ton than We have ever before made, having purchased a
much larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
tnfore been brought to this place; such as we can fully
Everybody is invited to call and exam
Inc my stock. Pedlars. and others, purchasing to sell
again, will find a large assortment, and prices that will
compete with Eastern Cities, as we purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers, and will sell for as
small P:ohts rs any other establishments the country.
A few fine Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
lie sold very low. Now is the time for securing a good
iarsain- Call soon and see for yourselves.
WatcheN Jewelry, &c, carefully repaired and war
raDted. u ? Engraving neatly done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
The Top of the Market.

The Toledo Repub lean says:
Beef is the cheapest article of pro
vision now offered. 1t is selling from
wagons in the streets at So so, @4,oo
per hundred
In this town il s-lls at the butchers
stalls flom 10 9 cents per h., ami from
wagons, for the hind quarters, 8 to 6
cents
Flour stills in Cincinnati for $500 per
barr /; in Pittsburgh for So, % 10 SO, so;
in Cleveland at 1875 to 50. and in
Warren SO 10 S9,5 80. Butter 90 cents
per pound.
Warren always did stand at the head
of the provision market.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
PA NO F TIE S 4!

I WISH TO SAY TO The MUSlCAL
i PUBLIC of this vicinity, that owing to the unex
Dected Improvement of my ealth, 1 am still in Warren,
and now intend to remain here, aud devote mSseiI
with greater activity than ever to the music business,
1 will also state, in this connection, that L have sofa
my entire miscellaneous stock OF Music ana small
Instruments to Mr.. Geo. Adams. who will conduct the
business as heretofore at the old stand. lie IS max ng
large additions to my former stock. and L respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore extended 10
me in this department. As for my self it is my inten-
ton to devote all nv time. e-ergy and capital, to the
sale Of PIANO FORrES y MEL0DEONS. | am
ROW recei ring the largest stock in this line, nave
ever purchased, and am prepared to say the best Stock
and the cheapest. II shall be my aim, as 1t has been,
20 sell none hut those i believe to be the best lnstru-
ments. and at such prices as TO make it it an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead OF buying at Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh or East. l select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and warrant them
not only to be good, hut to satisfy the purchaser. L
! have nov been selling Pianos and Melodeons Tor over
7 years, and so far as ! know, my customers nave
without an exception been perfectly satisfied, in every
respect. both with the quality OF their instruments ana
the price paid. 1 subjOin the names of a few OF those
who have purcha sed Pianos Of me within the last ,
years. to whom persons interested can refer;
WARREx-I. L. Fuller, Esq; Rev. J. Marvin; Lewis
]. Iddings; Hon. NJ. Birchardi I. j. McLaln, ESD;
J. VI. Hezlep; J L. Weeks; Henry Smith; ?. Fulk; j.
Rrainari; Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter, Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; ]. yautroti C. NJ. Patchi John
McCombs.
NILEs.-James Russell; VIM. Ward; John Battles.
MILToN.--IIon. J. Tod; James Powers;
NEWTON F~ALLs.-Horace Stevens J. Grove; L.
Lyman.
BR ACEvILLE II. Sheldon.
HIRAM. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARMISGToN.-Miss L. c. Steadman. Music Teacher.
BRIsroL.--J. W. Pattengale; ii. Corey, Nd
LooMFIELD.-Cheste Howard.
PARKNAN. 0-GeO Burt
KtEsuAN.-D. Allen, NJ. D.; II. Burnard; J. Kinsman.
VERSoN-RaIsa CLARK; Lyman Leonard.
BAZETTA.-Ei w. Dray.
HUBBARD.-JOhn Cramer.
GmARD.-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend; VIM.
Richards.
YouxGst oH, &C. G. Chapman; VIM. Ross, Man
sion House; J. Squires; A. Medbury.
POLAND, OBJ. Z. Lee.
NEW CASTLE, PAT. B. Morgan; F. PERKINS; sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson.
WILMINGTON, PA.-Rev. VIM. Francis.
BOARDMAN.-C. C. Brair ard
Second hand Pianos and MeiOdeons taken IN eN-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered Tree
Of charge. and kept in order for ] year.
Warren, Nov. Z, 1855. ST POMEhO1-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
C. G. NJ. Railroad

The Mahoning Company crossed their
new bridge. wei the Cuyahoga, with
their engine for the first time last Mon
day, and are now laying the rails through
the cut east of the bridge. They have
a large force. and the work is being push
ed forward in a amer that will war
rint its early completion. - Cleveland
lie der.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12
Accident.

Accl0eBG.
As Nh. W. D. RowELL, the popular
landlord of the Gaskill House, Warren,
was coming from that place to Ravenna
last Monday evening. when a few m les
out from this town, in the darkness of
the night, the wheel of the sulky in which
he was riding struck a wayside stump,
overturned the vehicle, and threw Mr..
RowELL violently to the ground, but
he fortunately escaped without serious
injury. The horse ram, breaking the
sulky up into small pieces - Portage
Dem.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Clothier.

NJ JUIN d WEbhoI
No. IA Market Street, Warren, o.. Opposite the Court
House,
The favor with which this establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally, and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind OF work, ana
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tisement almost supertuOUs.
Ny extensive Fall and Winter stock Of CLOTHS,
C~ASSIMERES, NESfINGS and with a
choice assortment Of EAD MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully selected and
extensive stock Of HATS AND CAPS. OF all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times be found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
rangements in New York so as to be posted up in every
thing that IS new, both in goods and styles of garments,
it is evident that a more perfect and extensive estab-
lishment Of the kind cannot be found in this section Of
country. (Oct. Il, So
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