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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-27

No. The Mount Holly Mirror says the
farmers in Burlington and other counties
have, for several years past had consider
able difficulty in procuring sufficient help
to enable. them to harvest the grain and
grass. Hundreds ofmen are now wanted,
and it thinks, that laborers in the cities,
who can scarcely obtain work enough to
keep themselves and families from starv-
ing, if they had knowledge Of this fact,
would at once leave the close, heated city,
and come to the broad, open country,
where they can always have plenty of en-
ployment and good wages.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-27
Nga Hess Wheeler the nerson

AA- Hess Wheeler, the person charged
by Mr.. Valentine, of Pennington, N. j.,
with defrauding him out of $3.50 by the
patent ball swindle at Greenwood on the
4th of May last, was fully committed on
Tuesday last, in New York, to await the
action of the Grand Jury. Mr.. Valen-
tine, represented himself as Azariah Stout
when he made the complaint in New
York.
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vo,,rth OF July at Cranberry.

Ths citizens Of Cranberry are going to cele
,.ata the 4th Of July, in a spirited manner
Sarera, military companies will be present
rho GRAFTON is to be delivered by JOEL PARKER,
ESQ Of this village
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, Publishers and Proprie-
sors of the Monmouth Democrat, Monmouth IN
qgirer, Neao Jersey Standard, and Monmouth
Weekly Herald, hereby agree to make the
terms of payment for their respective. papers
from and after the first day of April, 1855, in
variably in advance-and not to deviate from
the rule, except by mutual agreement and
notice. And they also agree to make all tran
silent Advertising and transient Job Work, (sc
far as the respective amounts can be arrived
at at the time) payable strictly when ordered
or delivered
JAMES S. YARD,
Monmouth Democrat
ORRIN PHARO,
Monmouth Inquirer
HENRY MORFORD,
Neav Jersey Standard
JOHN G. S. CONNOLLY,
Mon. Weekly Herald.
February Sd, 1855.
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Stray Cow.

Mr.. JOS. l. MATHEWS of Jacksons Mill
Ocean County, has lost a Red Cow which he
purchased Of CHIsToPHER JOHNSON, near the
Willow Tree Tavern. Any information con
cernlng her will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-27

At squan Village on the 9th inst. by Rev. J. t
Garfield, Mr. CHARLES W. LOW, of Woodstock
Connecticut, to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of Cor
lies L. Cooper, of Wall Township.
Near squan Village, on the goth inst, by Rev
NJ. Rowel, Mr.. FREDERIC BENARD, of the eity
70 New York, and Miss DEBORAH W, daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah Brand
On Thursday, June 2lst at Union Valley, Middle,
sex County, N. j., by Rev, W. Van Lier, JOSEPH Y
Fl. REID to ALKALINE WOOD. both of Rhode Hall
Middlesex County IT. ]
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Spstial 1etitss.

WILLIAM GEORGE, House, Sign, Wall
Painter and Grainer, of Burlington City, is
about to locate himself permanently among us.
He comes highly recommended as an excellent
mechanic All orders left in the Grocery Store
below this ofice will be punctually attended to
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Nen advertisements,
Terms of Advertising.
n TWELVE LINES MAKE A SQUARE n

All additional squares chaieed in tie ame pro-
portion.
s@ Yearly adsefie.s have The p.iviese ii chang
ing their advertisement quarterly
asg Al siecia notices must lie paid foi extra at
tiie iate Of lon % ecta e IL aud upwatd- accord
ing 70 eAgth
~ Notices q meeting, whether public d II 80
ceties are considered a. advertisements and charged
accordingly
~ Money for advertising is due al any time after
the first insertion
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Bear in Mind.

Inc passengers from Yew York for this and
neighoorlng towns in the County, leave Pier
NO. l. North River, by steamer Jain Potter at
SIX o'clock A. NJ. and TWO o'clock P. M
and BY steamer Transport at FIVE, P. M.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE SUR
In plus Fund Committee, appointed to receive and
apportion the interest due said Fund.- will hold an
adjourned meeting at the Law Office of the subscr-
ber in the village of Freehold on Saturday, the Both
instant being the last day of June at II o'clock A.
NJ, at which time and place the interest all loans
must be paid in
By order of Committee
]. PATTERSON Clerk.
June 10, 1856. 33-3t
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BUILDING LOTS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS A NUMBER OF De
l. srabe Building Lots in the Village Of Freehold
which will be sold on reasonable terms. These Lots
are large, and pleasantly situated. Also a lot o.
Woodland near the village. Apply to
34-tf JNO B. THROCKM0RTOS.
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MONMOUTH CO., N. j.
THE ABOVE SUMMER RE

er and Ocean, Staten Island, and the Narrows. The
Highland Light Houses are situated but short dis
lance from the House The advantages for Bathing,
Fishing, &c, are unsurpassed. No pains will be
spared to render the visits of parties from the city
country pleasant and agreeable. The subscriber,
thankful for past favors solics continuance of the
same
JOSEPH l. THOMPSON
June 6, 1856 32-tf
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w anted.

A SMALL FARM-GO0D H0U5E-IN THE
n Village or very near ii from Six to Twenty
Acres. The crop would be purchased at a reasona-
BILE price, as well as of the Stock.
Address j. B. METZ
34-tf Freehold, n j.
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ADJOURNMENTs

The sale of the above property stands further ad
journed till Saturday the 14th day Of July next,
the Hotel Of Mrs. McGee in the village of Holmdell
at the same hour
34--tS JOHN G. cox late Sheriff
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ourth Of July
AT RED BANK /!

AT RED BANK
TIME COMING ANNIVERSARY OF OUR Ma
i TIONAL INDEPENDENCE will be celebrated
at RED BANK.
The exercises will take place in the NJ. E Church
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as follows
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Reading of the Declaration of Independence. by
R. A. JUDI, Esq.
Grafton, by Rev. 7. HANLoN.
After which the Ladies connected with the Meth
odist Episcopal Church and Congregation will hold
their Annual FAIR and FESTIVAL afternoon and
evening.
u They extend general invitation to all who
wish to spend pleasant Fourth ofJuy to come to Rec
Bank No pains shall be spared to make it an occa
sion of interest
Red Bank, June 20, 1856. 343t
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ADJOURNMENT

The sale Of the above property stands adjourned
hour ard place
JOHN c cox. late Sheriff
Freehold MAY Is, 1866 81--lt
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AUJUU hNNIENI
The ale VI the above property stands adjourned
till Monday the 18th day of June inst at the same
hour and place
JOHN c. cox, late Sheriff.
Freehold June a, 1866 32-ts
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-27

At Toms River, on the 9Th instant, THOMAS B.
BUNNELL, in the 23d year of his age
At Saline, Michigan on Tuesday, the 18th instant,
HOPE, wife of Davids. Haywood, ESQ, formerly
of Barnegat, Ocean County, n. ID aged Il years
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-27

Re- We can never die too early for
others, when we live only for ourselves.
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A GOOD BOY TO LEARN nav ppTCTIS-,
IA BUsINEss.-0ne about le or II vesrs rxu
can come well recommended may apply !, s hi.
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CARD.

CARD,
W The PuBLIC-HAVING ENTIRELY Re
Covered from my late rather severe indisposition
!, wou "a inform my patrons that intend to remain
short time longer in this village - ~'~'-
oeneve that nearly all of them will admit that
understand my profession, and l will endeayor to
deserve their patronage. Grateful for past fayors
would respectfully solicit continuance of the same
JAMES ARD,
Freehold, June 8, 1855. a9~.f
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DEATHS.

What is death Tis to be free
No more to love, or hope, or fear
To join the great equality
All alike are humbled there
The mighty grave
Wraps lord and slave,
Nor pride, nor poverty, dares come
Within that refuge house the tomb"
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MONMOUTH
MARBLE WORKS,
Freehold, ~. j.
The Subscriber still continues to manufacture
MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES,
TOMBS, &C.,

at bis Marble Works in South ST., and all persons
desirous of purchasing anything in his line Of bust
ness will do well by calling him before purchas-
ing elsewhere
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MARRIAGES.

courtship is the poetry Of life,
But marriage is the sober prose. u
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kW PUBLICATIONS GENERAL AssORT
AENT for sale cheap at the Book Stors bv =
G. b. COOPER
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ALL WORK

is executed by experienced and skilfu workmeD
and the public may rely having their orders prop
ery and punctualy attended to at prices lower than
has ever been offered in this county
IL Table-Tops, Mantles Stills, Lintels Stems
and Posts for Cemeteries supplied at short notice
GIVE HIM A CALL
c. SNEDEKER.
June 6, 1856, a2-sm
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es,77s13R

Total paid for Elections, 446sH
By cash paid sheriff for Jurors and wit
nesses fees, i.s4ss7
By cash paid for constables per diem
fees, sOsoO
By cash paid for expenses of prison and
keeping prisoners and Courthouse re.
pairs, 6se SIS
By cash paid for Clerks Office books,
= indexing, DC, slle2
By cash paid for sunogate's Office,
books, dc, 1913
BY cash paid for expenses of poor luna
tics, DC, 647.II
By cash paid for inquisitions. l,sss2s
printing, dc, $3.50
for services of clerk of
Boards, 1856
BY cash paid for Judges per diem fees. s740o
BY cash for interest and principal paid
on loans by county from surplus fund, 2.2ql17
BY cash paid for expenses of running
boundary line between Monmouth and
Burlington, s74Oo
BY cash paid foF distribution of laws and
discount money, ssAs
BY cash paid for general expenses and
fees Of Board of Fieeholders, $500 4
By cash paid for Collectors fees and al
lowanees on county funds and school
money, ss7 ia
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lS54-May IL.
To balance of cash in hands of collector
r, on settlement, s7.e66eS4
To cash recdd of D. Christopher, elk,
for tavern licenses, s7O.0o
70 cash received of Holmes Conover
sheriff, for fines, $500
10 cash received for timber and plank
sold from linton Falls bridge 1873
To abstract of County Tax. 100000
To cash received of JAS Patterson, for
sale of old draw bridge. l4ss
TO cash reed from Jonathan j Holmes
for old timber in Raritan, n.7s
To cash received Of Jordon Wolley. cor
s 9psr I Gor nrpDerty found from W reek of
~ snip I'VE" era I,T94g3
To cash received of Rart2n township for
support of A. Hughes 1910
To cash received of Holmes Conoyer
sheriff, for fines, e00
To cash received of Jordon Woolley.
coroner, from wreck of New Era ase.7p
To cash from II Conover for fines as4aO
Total amount OF charge carried up, Sa5slo9S4
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NNONMOUTH COUNTY ANNU-
w al Statements OF Surplus Fund
and ExpenditMFes--s1SS4
The whole amount OF the fnnd now be-
longing to the County OF Monmouth, s3F,S1S-3s
Amount of principal paid in
during the year 1854, ss,isoO0
during the year, $4,000
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Amount ont at interest January lat
D., 1855, $e7,3IS.5e
The principal is loaned out al
per cent per anaaE, and
the nature of the securities
therefor, as appears by the
records of January meet
ing, 1856, is as follows, viz:
50 loans on bond Il mortgage, 46,492.1s
loans to the County, 9969.7S
loans promissoiy note, ss6.ol
Whole amount OF tie fund.- Ss7,37s.SS
Statement OF the receipts and appointments Of the
interest the Surplus Fund belonging 10 the
County of Monmouth. for the year 1854, as entered
in the records Of January rnseting, A Z. 1855.
1854
May llth-Amount OF interest paid in, S2,304.04
June l7th- 1885
Sept Goth 404.61
Total amount Of interest received during
year S34426e
Deduct expenses of collection commit
tee, and clerk. 5s44
Total Of interest apportioned during
year s3,ss722
Which sum of s3,8s7.22 was appor,ion.
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Total amount appoFtioned, IS So1 ~
Statement of the interest on the Surplus Fund due
aid receivable in the Spring of 1854
One ears interest on S57,S7e.55 the
principal of the Surplus Fund belong
ing to Monmouth Comfy, Ss442.7i
Amount of current years inter.
est paid in, 3442 &C
To which amount of the actual
interest received, add inter
est that was due at the May
meeting of the board 1854
but which not collected
by mistake in calculation OF
fractions, on bonds wholly
or partly paid, being loss
on the years interest, O5
Whole amount OF one years interest SSA427l
The interest on the whole principal is paid in full
to the Spring Of 1854.
THOMAS II. LAFETRA
JAMES COOPER,
SAMUEL VAUGHN,
SuTpkas Fsead Cozamattes.
Dated Freehold N. J.. Junc 9Th 1855
Account uf ti,a ReasiDis anJ
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Account of the Receipts and Expenditures Of the
County of Monmouth, for the year ending at the
May Meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of said County, A. D. 1855.
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Whole amount of one years interest ssA427l
The interest on the whole principal is paid in full
to the Spring Of 1884
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1onN Houan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

TOHN HoUGB, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
81 Of rich and elegant household furniture, pianoorte.
French plate mirrors carved rosewood paror suits psror
organ tapestry carpets, oil paintings mante stafuary &c
hough Will sell without reservation tomorrow, Saturday
l0, M the entire contents OF the elegantly furnished
residence 10 Murray street, College place part list
herein COMMUNICATIVE carved rosewood susone In GRIM
green the other carct and green brocae each
consisting Of sofa CHAIR four medallion back
chairs and Gothic reception chair; rosewood octave
pianofore Of beautiful tone In highly finished case fully
warranted by the maker Aubusson and tapestry velvet
pets Administer rugs adys escruore, beautifully inaid
throughout with mirror doors elegantly etegeres
front and back papier machs and Paris nnd tables
wood centre tables with statary tops
large French plate pier and oval mirrors
and pier tables rosewood book shelves eegeres
and stands rich sevres parian marble and bque
tusry choice collection OF oil paintings embracing fruit
and game pieces by well known artists Also very
fine portraits and landscapes on porcelain costly lace window
drapery, gilt cornices. decorated shades, &C. Also par
Tor organ Of unequaled purity Of tone In the cham
bersRosewood suit In brocael mahogany do. 10 harclosh
Brussc!s and ingram carpets rosewood and maogay bu
rocking chairs mahogany spring seat chairs heavy hair mat
lows and muslin curtains, mahogany centre and
tables seat chairs &C. Dining room-Chins dinner set
otl peces decorated tea sets silver service savers
drs cake baskets forks spoons. &c cut glass ware
cutlery dining and tables mahogany sofas dining chairs
&C, &C The sale will be positive and without regard
weather Catalogues be obtained at the house
0dbce Of be aucuoneer. No 10 House
possession giS en- immediately.
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HEsEY u. LEEDS, AucTIoSEER-B H. H, LEEDS

III IENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTtONEER-BY H. ii. LEEDS
II &Co-Frday, October IL at - O'Clock, at Nyack, OPP
poste Taytown executors sale by order of OF
ste James Thompson, deceased large piano factory, with
Ill the pianofores, finished and unfinished; rosewood
sx rosewood pen9orie plain and round 81 and octayes
double do carved do four corner do small do
two sliding desks; ~ do undnihed Is pegs 30 acts
nishcs damper frame l1srs piano locks large and small
screws metallic plates, finished sounding boards machine
nouidncs 20 sets veneered legs upwards l5
veneers rosewood mahogany walnut maple sanwood bog
veueers and other kinds boards maple black walnut pine,
Ash basswo0d HARDWARE. wire hammers cathered long
plated hinges &c all the tools, carving nachnes horses
saws a,es furnaces large angers and every Other
article used in first class manuactory The sale WIZ take
Mace rain shine The leave Chambers street Tor Tar
yowp every O'Clock; cross In the Terry boat
from Tarryown every few minutes. Sale wiou any re-
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SPORTING.

A THOROUGH BRED SETTER DOG FOR sAIE-HIGtI.
N y broke three old and beautifully marked. VIII
lie sold moderately the owner not having time him.
Address u, u, A., Herald once,
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MORTGAGES sAI.E.-M. N. CROFT AUCTIoNgER-
lu CROFT 20 win SELL Friday, October " Al ~
O'Clock M, Ls West Thirty third street. hys horse
power steam engine with boilers shang betting fou anvs
bellows seven vices one horse cart and harness. too stock
&C. sad premises and used the business OF hons.
suahng sale positive. Terms cash, current funds By
Ssass, sAV0R EpsEIL Mortgage
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ITUGRNE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.--B FRANK
~ LIN NICHOLS. This day, Qriday) Oct r. 1856. Mt
their No 9 Nassau street sale OF gentee house
hold furniture consisting in part of carved rosewood paror
furniture covered rich French satin brocate velvet
plush harcoh, rosewood mahogany black walnut and
oak wardrobes secretaries bookcases hall and
neT sands siaeboard 1c marble iop dressing bureaus 90
couche hair mattresses paia .ses &C., &c also invoice Of
decorated china and fancy articles for presets oval mir
French plate pier glasses clock gas chandeliers pen
dants. brackets DC The sale viii commence with second
hand furniture Merchants offered facility packing
midi hippinQ.
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EXTENSIvE SALE OF FURNITURE, FRENCH MIR
L rors oil paintings, china, mattresses fancy goods &ca
O'Clock this Friday, Oct ~ by catalogue which ready
for examination BY deterng sale until noon will give OPP
porunty previous. There limit any ar
Gle For particulars please examine Aarger aud better stock
rarely offered auction consisting
paror SUITS covered In brocae and hair cloth, magnificent
French plate manel pier mirrors superoro paintings with
other article requisite for entire furnishing of modern
dwelling Also counting house desks iron Safes also hroca
tee window curtains for three windows second hand Every
attention paid TO the wants q purchasers, boxing, &C.
TuNiS MORRELL, Auctioneer.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER. -PEREMpToRy SALE
u OF large and elegant stock of furniture for
venience osae George Cook will sell above III Mas
street. Beekman, FridayJ this day without re-
serve, chamber and dining furniture rosewood
mahogany walnut oak &c. in various coverings Of aud
geres sdeboars bookstans stands bureaus wash
stands commodes secretaries wardrobes, centre side and
tables bedeads mattresses holsters and pillows pa
asses oil paintings mirrors silver plate and glassware Ca
taogue OF Boxing and shipping nj moderate
charge aud In the best manner.
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EXTRA PAY.

EXTRA PAY-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND extra
II Pay Once.Iand variants "eItrs pay and balances
ri wnre ali United States sailors IN all since
i3e DER widows and heirs promptly obtained and paid AMI
ali kinds Of claims against the United states recovered by
Agent a.e Purssr {. g. Navy Nnd Attorney and
QVvnSonps y Law, e Wal Sued
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UCTION NOTICED. C. DAVIS, AUCrI0NEER.-
"A by W. W. B0WLES. This day, at store 80 Coriland
street corner Greenwich I0 O'Clock furniture in all
consisting bureaus besteads soias mahogany
tables extension tables washsands suits Of painted
chamber furniture clocks fancy boxes crockery aud glass
ware oil paintings oval mirrors silver &c Catalogues
GU the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-12

A UOTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER--
IA s. BogarThis day ut l01s O'clock at the auction
OF Frankfort and William Mortgage Sale,arge
and valuable OF household furniture splendid large
gas chandelier and fittings; large and extensive
and second hand Brussels three ply and ingram capes
mahogany French bedsead bookcase dressing
card abes wasstand iron hat stand mirrors oil paintings
hooking glasses mahogany chairs time pieces
hall lamps window shades wardrobes, large lot OF cooking
worthy the attention OF of housekeeping
terials. n B.The costly gas chandeliers viii
sold at ~ O'Clock Dtpostes required from all purchasers
Sale positive,
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LNLIAs COMBS TIoNEER.-R1CH AND SPLENDID
~ of household furniture, oval mirrors oil paint
iugs clocks window curtains panoortes mattress
es feather beds &C. &c. Cash advanced in amount
OF merchandise OF parties giving business fami
lies giving up housekeeping, &C., at &c Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-12

DRODUCE BROKER q GENTLEMAN WITH LONG Eek.
perience the flour and grain trade would like to take
an interest In business already established form
ton with responsible pcron Of this city engage In the
same. Address Broker, Herald office.
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A UCTION NOT1CE--THoMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
II BY BELL BUSH, will be sold, this day half past ten
O'Clock In the saleroons No. IL North William
SOFAS couchea and sofa beds bureaus French bedse ads
carpets crockery China earpes mahogany chairs At
oclockTen splendid watches gold chains rings, dry
goods &c also thirty valuable paintings ten mattresses
Saturday-Sale of fancy articles, furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-12

TEoSF FIVE YOUNG MEN WHO CALLED AT THE
Feri lii restaurant, as Rroome street pleas call
again, as viii be a. home any time, ready for business
r, II, FELL
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A UcTIoN NorIoE-eRnAr SALE OF DIAMOND AMI

A UCTIoN N0TICE-GREAT SALE OF DIAMOND AND
IA gold jewclry, gold aud silver Watches &c.-EDWARD
SCHEkCK will sell al auction sh day October L. at l0 A.
M at his saesroom Iii Wall street the stock OF
largest importing houses consisting diamond
sets of bracelets pins and cluster and single
pins and rings, in rich heavy setting mosaic and gold
SETS do do Florenne and Roman mosaic Is aud sleeve
buttons; ladies' enameed watches, set with diamonds; pain
do eighteen double time keepers hunting and face
do by Bretng Freres Roule Graud Cooper TOBIAS, and
others ALSO bracelets pins and earrings guard
chains, seal rings, keys seals, chains, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-12

TvURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTTON-ELIAs COMBS
Auciioneey No. &c Nassau street. will SELL this morning.
a. 1ol ocox large and rich assortment of all kinds Of
furniture oil paitn oval mirrors pnnofores
silver plsfeJ &c Cash advanced merchan
disc parties giving business and families giving up
keeping, #.