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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-25
List Of Gifts.
100 Marble busis of Washing

100 Marble busls of Washing; 49,.
100 CLAW, 100 10000
100 4" Webster, 100 10000
100 /" Calhoun 100 10 0o0
so elegau! Oil Paintings in
splendid gilt frames, sixe
"a #. each, 100 5000
100 elegan, Oil Paintings, 2xs
500 STEEL plate Engravings, ~ '''
brilliantly coIored in oil,
rich gilt frames 2Ix3O in
each, 10 600
1900 elegant steel plate En-
cravings. colored in oil, of
the Washington Monument
2oxae in. ca; = 10000
2S7 900 steel plate engravings,
from 100 different plates
now in possession of and
owened by the Artists Uu-
ion, of the market value OF
from 80 cents 10 81 each. 1900
1 FIRST class dwelling, in NY.
n City I2oo0
22 Building Lots in 100 and
lOi st sis, N. Y City, each
25xl00 #. deep, at 900 % 900
100 Villa Sites, containing each
l0,3o0 So Il. in the suburbs
of New York City, and
commarding magnificent
view OF The Hudson River
and Long Island Sound, al 500 so 900
ae perpetaals Ieaas OF oasi,, .l-.-.
without intereresi, or Sc.
cunty, Of $3.50 each. 5000
80 100 5000
leo so 5000
$50 20 5000
9 900 /" S i" 10 OOO
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DlWamm@Ibmr@
Cabinet Ware Rooms,
q. q &HlVE

Cabinet Ware Rooms,
q. @. SHAVE
UD ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of
H0 Of -tiie Public TO his extensive assort-
nsnt OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which
he will warrant made OF good materials and
IN workmanlike manner. At his Establish
ment, can always be found good assorl-
ment Of
Fashionable Tnrnitue,
Which is equal in style and finish TO that of
Philadelphia or New York cities, and al as
lou prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from s25 10 500. Divans, Loun-
ges, Walnut ard Mahogany Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chefTeniers, whatnots
and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common washstands, dress-tables, corner
cnpboards, sofas, dining and breakfast ta-
bles, bedsteads. cane seat and common
chairs, is The largest in this section Of the
country. He will also keep a good assort-
ment OF looking-glasses with fancy gilt and
common frames. He will also furnish spring
mattresses fitted 10 any sized bedslead, which
are superior for durability and comfort 10
any bed in use.
Bloomsburg, April 9Th 1854. If.
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p1TTERS COMPOUND SYil}1P 0l| !
II TAR, WILD CHERRY ANO 3f(1onI
NAPHTHA.-For Coughs, Cold, Aslhma ]
Bronchitis, Wooping Cough, sui di1casssl
tending TO +
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TO FEMALES.
YOUNG MEN,

That solitary practice, so fatal to the existence
so faialto the existence of man, and t lie the
young who are most likely to become its vic.
Tins, from ON ignorance Of the danger to which
they subject themselves, causes
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

dltioh OF that family improved, and to regret
my former prejudice, and deprecate the conduct
OF the Aunt, who, by the ties of blood. wa,
very nearly related to me. Even she was con-
vnced that it was best that George had mar.
red, but thought she could not bury her preiu.
dice. Poor Huldah lived long enough to sec
her labors blest to the good of the children Of
her care, and died, leaving them in the care of
their father and faithful sister, Julia-wbo
moHrned the loss of second wife and mother
as that of the first; but their loss was her
gan' for her quiet spirit passed triumphantlv
to the bosom of that God who had sustained
her IN the dark hours OF persecution and trial
from the censures of an uncharitable world
But is this case alone! Alas have learned ia
observe by this, and the result is they are. bv
far, too numerous-although am free ia adj
nit, that all are not like Huldah who hold her
position.
Kent County, Feb 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
snttrtsttng Gales
Q N ICIH A..
ESQ., Written for the Smyrna Times.
A DOMINANT PREJUDICE
.arf. i... si-. g..
OR,
The Censlred Stcp-3Eothcr.
/ {. ! .a d : al III
a. Y2JN SEGETo
By oLEvIA.

THERE is methng in the powers of the
past, which has peculiar and powerful effect
Under suck iaauence | was recently thrown
into thoughtful, reflective revere, by visiting
very dear friends, whose family reaaia not as
in other days. | arrived there about four
O'clock in the afternoon, when my friend George,
as on all torme occasions, gave me a cordial
welcome to his house. | had scarcely entered
the--rooIn,, when the familiar tick of the old
clock arrested my attention, and, for a moment,
sadness of feeling ran over me, as Thought
Of the change that had passed in that family.
fthen glanced around the room to sec how the
things that other hands had plac ed there, were
now TO be found; to my great satisfaction, all
rsnained as formerly, save as time had defaced
aud caused some slight removals .i.sf ...l
By this time, George, who, but a few min
utes before, had excused himself and left the
room, returned, with fine looking little woman.
whom he introduced as his wife. This being
my first visit since his late marriage, ! was
struck with her pleasing manner of address, as
well as her general appearance, and felt eager
to enter into conversation with her, in order TO
. scanher more scrutnously, to see how judicious
s-cheiee George had made, to fill the place of
any esteemed friend, his former excellent wife.
Asssssmy sfrat inpressioB found her intel
iectuah having rather keen perception; and
sound, discriminating judgment.
The children returned-from school; each one
on entering the room, looked affeetonatelv Mt
their mother. while some of the smaller ones
ran her andsrelated little incidents of their
childish sport and amusement. sat moved
with inexPressible feelings Of pleasure, while |
witnessed the affectionate smile bestowed on
t.em by their cold-Hamcd "Step-mother ''--I
felt that nothing but love could have prompted
.taat look of tenderness and affection--I marked
vith pleasure the Improvement made in their
manners and habits, which had been for two
years neglected-they being, unrestrained for
fast period, save as a father Glanced TO observe
sbme outbreaking fault OF intolerable awkward
sssss while the importdnce Of small things -
vhlcA are so essential in the proper training Of
children. is almost wholly neglected.. Tea was
nv serveds and, after partaking of WE'LL
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

RECIPES FOR BEAUTY-A handful of beams
OF NuhII2ht, or moonlight, and equal proportions
OF cloudlrss blue arr - 80
Among the most beautiful of Natures bean.
liuI Workmanship, are Night and Morning:
C"'hpicale "nd "Ncrsh tied in their effects vet
Slmple III their mauuacture What an sdo
would men make, the best of thcnl-bad thew.
;he recipe and right to make swch a pi+ee Of
WORK as a genuine summer moIning; such an
array oi furnaces and cruCible OF scene-painters
ana gudcrs-such a clatter of hammers and
explosions Of chemicals, and roaring of fnrna2
ceS ana rustlmg OF curtains, and openlpg anb
closing OF doors! And then what parade,
There Wouid be, to let 1.-THE rest of mankind ~
know twas "dotng what a flourish of truTn.
pets and rolling Of drums to let them know
twas dOnc ...- S'f Of ~
But how silently does Nature set about thc
beautiful process She wheels the glode a lit-
Tie on ITS nolsless aXles, and there shines the
sun She takes pure white beam of ligbt
and turns 1t down into the azure vesture oftbe
art opens like fan, the forests are friDoed
with gold, the lake is molten silver, the earth
Is crimson, and the sky is purple and gold
Then all eyes arc turned unto it, then n note oor
two Of song from the thicket and rustic or two
OF leaves IN the grove, and the thing is donaI
and the bright emblem of every thing bonef,h
youthful aud beautiful is "all abroad II Is
Mornlng.-ChicagO Journal " T''F
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28


+lSo'i !" What shall write!
s'1'' 90 Merry and light,
think is the song should sing to thee!
'-'s'd TRY in vain;
~" A murm'ring strain
Is all that my muse, will yield to me.
.sAi 40 yEIbclieve, tonight,
Iadfo irly That some wand'rlng sprite,
From thar far-off region called fairy-land,
Has touched my heart ~
sit 10 ga7With her magic art,
And led me back with her witchng wand.
,s,p.a e., Back, far, far back,
,,rs.u,i Der a thorny track,
To the moss-green bank of silver stream,
"''"i - Where a young child lay
~, So tired of play,
And with eyes half-opcn began to dream.
= Thus she naurmured low!-
..Oh, the waters flow,
And the bird is ever on the wing;
Ct, s,H e The flowers bend
"i ID = To the rusting wind,
And there seems no rest for anything!''
8 nsrf, "Peacc! - softly fell
fi.'' Like holy spell
On the troubled waters in that chiId's breast,-
...i f.. +" Look. thou, above
,--4a.,.t, To the God OF love,
And away from earth for thy spirits rcst!"
.i-ru -,., From that very hour
stsa H5. An unseen Power,
but not unfeli. has controlled that child,
And in hours of care,
Or dark despair,
Has tur ell to blessings her murm'rings Wild.
May that q still, small vo;cc,"
D.. With its holy joys,
Fall on thy heart like healing balm,
sAa s.-. Aud in hours of We
.3 Thou shalt surely know,
Or fiery trial, a holy calm.
Philadelphia, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

:, w MONKEYS have been dying of cholera in
lne island OF Trinidad; and their nearest rela.
tives, our city dandies, are all of a tremble in
consequence. si,'-
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

0EA part of the mountain of sorrow. which
an lnebrlate had heaped upon his own head
lately slld off and broke down the bridge of bs
nose. 'i ts -}. ate rr..l -, - =. "a '.A@
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
Original 4o9lt.tI:tng.

.ssl. Written for the Smyrna Times.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

ta. W y cd has run away with your wife"
j. Ss9lp on, one friend 70 another. Z" Poor fellow =;
him"' was the reply. '''fi5F 1aS ~ tFS
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
Lines for a Friends Album.

p BY.wINNIE c. HOWARD.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

- vs. Inc fellow who kept a stiff upper In"
afterwards that he didn't give it to
'soihe : pretty gTr a lessen for future practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31
A UcEIoN No1IcI-yonN HoUcH yR, AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NoIICE-JoHN HoUGH, JR., AUCTION
"a eerSale Of eleRant rosewood and mahogany house.
bold furritcre rosewood royal tapestry velvet
oarpens French plate pier and oval mirrors oil paintings
silver ware china ware cutlery, &e.This day, (Thur day
At 10y sslo.k precisely Tho sale embraces the entire
Murray street which will be sold without reserve the
highest bidder The furniture excellent coalition,
and made to order The contents In brief fol-
iowG-Tvs solid rosewood frame parlor suits, uphOlser
cd IN brooate and deliberately carved; lsuperor
wood richly cAsed Of beautiful and fully
wrAnted carved eteSere, with plate class
and back; massive rosewood bookcase elegant lady
escrssoe inlad throughout with rare and costly voods
heavily carved mahogany extension table, rosewood
bic tsp esntrs tables beautifully carved and finely po
nshsd large French plate picS and oval mirrors costly
lace sad sressssi surt.ins elegant rosewood and ma
tsy. Brussels and ingram carpets curled air
tresses mahogany and walnut So AS chairs TO-. choice
collection OF oil paintings By the most eminent artists
nsdsn times Beautifully Decorated china vases marble
stAtrary two silver tea services elegantly Embossed gold
bani snd decorated china dinner ormou and aabaser
BRUSSELS and Venetian stair patent rods
e oiiooths, mahogany easy rocking and parlor chars
china toilet sets gilt cornicos beautifully painted shades
Myr CATERS cake baskets forks spoons salts ivory
eusr out glass beds and bedding seat maple
Aad ohais de- The sale will take place without
gard 70 weather.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.-JOsEPH L. SMITH, AUCTION
"A eW-Large and important sale Of elegant household
furniture, OF II Franklin street, Friday Jane At 10
o'clock and 70 continue till every article is sold.
deposit will be required from and
tes ns psid for the day Of sale viii sold the day at
ter. The sale Will commence with the Kitchen furniture
consscg Of excellent cooking stove refrigerator crock
cry, sver and glass extension dining and kitchen
tables The bedroom furn ture will Of wood
nahssany and black walnut bureaus
four enAmeled suites marble $723
pet chairs looking orockery beat hair mattresses
holsters pillows blankets quilts straw beds pilliastre:es
40 The pAior furniture will consist Of snte
covered with satin brocade suite in blurt made
Dwight Bishop. and cost $40 octave piano.
made By Nuns Fisher marble centre, side and s0fa
tsbss card snd tables book and secretary
oil paintings china and every article to be found
hrst class house. too mention in this adver
tiSemSnt,
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UcrioN NOTICE LARGE SALE OF TABLE AND
"A peshsl satisry tools; to- T. VAN ANTWERP will
10 close concern, complete assortment of table and
peckss cutlery, tools specssoles clocks work boxes &C.
Aso che fixtures and lease the Terms cash
livery r bankable money B.-Dspoits will be required
fron strangers. Catalogues the morning Of SALE
UCTIoN NOTICE FURNITURE SALE.-A N.
"A CRISTALAR Auctioneer, viii sell, on this day May
81 seook, at No 10 Crosby street. consisting of ma
hosany chairs SOFAS tables French and other bedste sds
Kitchen 7urniture, e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

THIRD WARD LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATIONS -
Alta meeting Of the ward committee of the above
citation convened At Chamber Hotel Tuesday
ing May 30 the following gentlemen elected
officers for the ensuing yearGeorge b. Sher wood Chair
man Jno McWhorter. Secretary Henry Bck Ire
And the following gentlemen to the association
the state Central convention:-PJ Mooney- p Cham.
GEORGE Il. SHERWOOD, Chairman.
JNo. r. McWHoRTER Secretary
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UCrIoN NorICE-HEvRY T. LEEDS, AUCTION

UCfION NOTICE.-HESRY T. LEEDS, AUCTION.
"A eer-Elessnt household furniture royal Wilton
psss rosewSsd oil paintings French plate mir
the entire contents Of four story house
l3 Beach street, ST. johns Park embracing superb
and costly collection OF rich scwood and urn
ture the whole Of which will sod without tho least
sais WIN osmmsnss precisely a. o3 sieek With the L:eh
viz cooking utensils crockery glassware chinaware cost
~ silver plated and dining tables solid mahogany
extsAsa table, maple and mahogany chairs sofas rockers
uss sad corner stands mirror CLOCKS mans ornaments
nicent rosewood pianoforte Of splendid tone and finish
cost $500 two costly rosewood parlor suits In satin bro
nansP VITA plate glass doors and back
CENTRE side and sofa tables stands large
Freaoh plate mirrors lace window curtains; aso great
works Of art rich china mattel clocks Parian and
china 6gues mahogany and rosewood CHAIRS in hsr coth
together with the furniture OF all the bedrooms consulting
Of oarpes mir double and single black walnut bed
stesds elegant any bedstead bureaus washtands
hair Tassssses Gets, stair carpets rods ocloth in
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLLD COTTAGE FURNITUsE-NrAr pRrz
- sui', - low sae .. the mAnufse.ory and ware
style Of slssans and hshonAbs spamsilsd suits
IL WARWICK
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THE LIQUOR QUE sTIOa.

EoURTH WARD LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION.
AT meeting held pursuant to notice At the Shaks
peare Hotel, May g. 1855 Mesrs. Richard ID. French
Henry Bernett, Thomas Rice elected delegates
the year 1855. WILLIAM BAIRD, President.
JOHN Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
r IQUOR DEALERS OF THE TWELFTH WARD-A
IL meeting of the liquor desers of the Twelfth ward will
be held Thursday May 81 at Stryker's Bay Hotel at
O'Clock r. Members are requested TO be punctual, as
business Of Importance will be brought before them. All
persons Interested are requested TO attend
CEyENTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB
Tho democracy Of tho ward respectfully invited to
meet with the club at the Tvo saloon of Tenth
street and avenue A. this evening att O'clock proceed
to TAmmany Hall and join the celebration OF Hon Henry
A. Wiss's victory In Virginia, band Of mude viii
WIN. COULTER, Chairman.
Sn' M Hry; svs" Secretaries.
NHE LIQUOR QuEsTION-RALLY, RALLY, rally
The Sixth Ward st in the Field AZ an adjourned
meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Association Of the Sixth
Ward, held Tuesday evening, May ~, at the Cooper
House. of Broadway and Anthony street. pur
grand central convention nominated from the election dis
rict committee from each election district in the ward
the meeting very large and influential several OF the
leading liquor dealers In the ward being
resulted the election the fslo wing officers p
rick President Luventhal1 Vice President Breaden
Treasurer As 10 the Grand Central Convention
she following gentlemen unanimously ohoscnW r.
Gersghty. e. w. schofer, and A. II. Dorhnan. A ward
orsanization committee also elected During the
ing the meeting addressed by the President Mr. Gar
rich in most effective denouncing this most arb
trsry and measure and After urging The
necessity for most uninching and determined orsana
top and the passing several resolution the meeting ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

DECLINING CHAIRS
IL wheel chairs,
Chamber chairs,
Bed chairs,
once revolving chairs,
aud every variety Of chairs for inyads
NJ. W. KING SON,
A6s Broadway end f0e Mercer s,reea
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A UCrION NoTICE.-THos. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"a By BELL BUSH this day, ~ l0h O'clock at 70 Ca
thrine street, will be sold the STOCK fixtures &c. of
miy grocery storecomprsng the usual variety Of articles
IN the Linz teas counters scales &c Must paid
removed the Same day.
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Nv G. MELLOR, AUCTION EER-BY H0UGHToN 4
w. NELLOR This day, Nay 81. at lOk o'clock, in the
two spacious paes IL street. superior made
mantel mirrors 66x50 fye richly ornamentsd frame pier
s,sses 9s.2s with gold gilt tables With marbles ssvs
by city Makers IS Ane gold hunt
ing patent lever WATCH cost $780, fne order We
ve the trade and others about feurnshng 70 view the
stock previous to SALE Country merchants can have ax
able charge Furniture consists in yz solid rosewood
psror chamber and library furniture all Of whioh made
In the and 10 such DO relied
upon broca brocad plush and hair cloth paxlor suits
with rich centre tables to match otgerss desoards heau
tets waIdrcbes and other rch pieces in mahoga
tension dining tables OF the latest styles and designs hhss
wood walnut bedsteAds; rich bureaus aud
wsshandst match, together with large assortment Of
BEDS thick hair mattresses, paliases dvans otomans
stands seat cottage chairs canopes rich china
mantel clocks &C. Catalogues 1eAdy
WIN. DUPONT, AUCTIONIER- UNITED STATES
w ship Lexington. WIN. DUAONT win sell at auction.
by order Of the Navy Agent Friday June ~ ~ O'clock
nj the Navy Yard Brooklyn, the u ship Lexington
she now lies At the Navy Ysfd Brookyn OBJ tons built Of
e osk and hard pine copper fassnes And hss,y
tained the ONCE Of tie suotionssr No. Wan street.
WLLIAn INV ING, AycMoNLIR;-To THl TRADE
1sss The balance ssoos 81 nss
House. and before enlisted consisting Of china
and figures bronze figures inktands cases. tapers
&C. mahosaSy and desks arsssins cases WORK
clothes hair and teeth brushes card cases
etc., eto.
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gCTIoH NoIIGE; Office; BELL AuGTIoNEERs-
vii - .o IN the cay ~
% grocery sorecomprising the usual variety Of articles
fsnsysd sSs same Say 80 ''
A UCrLoN NoI!cE.-rHos. BELL, AUcTIoNEER.-
IA BY BELL BUSH, Friday, 10Y O'Clock, in the sales
sseds
order d s e'fa
BoGART Friday q ISM O'clock At The auction
~ long,
ssns snd e.
sr.n ears oil CLOTH oouchss bedroom and kitchen fur.
A Uc1IoN SALES OF DIAMONDS, GoLD JEwELRY,
ssieof at the sales room Maiden lane stock Of
hs may b. oSna .yoHS brooches
T.a S sns sIs Ts'sns Hns
:. made By the mos. celebrated makers fine
5Isoohss srsesst. earrings Q match; ane s.id
sps SEALS sleeve
July isyi,sd ever, sold without reserve
A UcrIoN SALE OF A LINE OF sTAoEs-KN0wN
s ssi sss hag s.ss
as.aoe. 80 VIII 30 on SATURDAY, june st il oelocs
ana Tenth sysnus. '''' '''''' ''' nun ''''''
A s: sosisysn ~ OF CLoTHINo. Ac1Jons ";
% Grand street shs stock said store consisting 81
ceats, paasalooAs, vssts, shirts. drawers 40.
MARX 5kLIGMAN, Assignee.
N sEELY, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY.
~. 81 10Y O'clock at 46 Eighth avenue Thirty
third and Thirty fourth streets alArse
hold furniture consisting Of svA bedstead chsrs
carpets, orocksry, 40. good chance for dealers.
II, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OUsEHoLD
will cell, Frday) atlOz O'clock at tho auction
rooms 20 Beehman street very large asor.psns Of good
pa.sr dining room bedroom and basement goods such
DO mshoany spring seat chairs dressing bureaus marble
bookcases carpets and eiloloths OAK and black walnut
dining ard extension tables second hand FURNITURE &C.,
ac Also ths bnlsnce Of mortgage goods remaining from
last sale More full particulars the morning OF sale
GEORGE COOK, AUcTIoNgER.-BY .sToveR 4
" CoOK-Elesant new and fsshionable furniture, &C
on 20 morrow, frdty At 0h o'clock, at saesroons 5D4
ooinsr o. Duane street an extensive ssscrtmen
uisurs en- sulse in rch and fashionable coverings richly
carved eteeeres escretores secretaries marble top tables
svsr vsriesy o. style and h made extension
dintns tables dining room ebsrs sideboards mahogany
SOFIA sese sste easy ehs do sprng seat psror do
rosewood mahogany walnut and oak bedteads tor
bureaus sad wsshstsnds wardrobes msttresses p,sss
snd rush seat chairs also, oil patnss and Frsuch
plate pier and msnte gissIes also SILVER psed and china
ps Aaa table cutlery catalogues On the mornlsg Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

ITO MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS-WM.
TOPPING CO., will sell Friday, June st their
auction 81 Broad street. large and desirable asso
dr.p dete merino apaeoa and Qussn cloth f.ook aad
duck linen business COATS ssarsucker and farmers
satin also large assortment Of drap dete merino and
lored Narcotics vests al Of which will be sold without
season. mako aad manufacture and offer inducements
the trade being all desirable and fashionable
atglee Adapted for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

A LBERT HI. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"A tory sale OF dsone Gothic cottage With LA
full ets at Clifton Staten Island, within fve minutes
walk OF Vandsrbts landins-Albsrt H. Nicolsy will sell.
Wednesday, June 1885 at l. oocek At the Merchants
Exohange, handsome frame cottage, filled In
With exick built In the best in the kngh rural
st{ without regard to eoss sgetaer with about l2 u
lass ct Cton, Staten Island Ths property L. on The
Ave nlnutef walk Of vanderbits landing The garden
snbrases Kinds Of vegetables and young uits and the
o0nds around the house tsstefully laid out with
sysl walks flowers shrubs 30 &c IN fact the piAce
AL that gentleman DESIRE Unless the above
pespsety be dsposed Of private sale by the 9th OF June
Will that day suction t. the highest bidder,
Without reserve Terms and title perfect For full
pertouiars and cards admission sec the promises ap
ply 70 NE auotioneey ii Bro I'D street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

MARX wKAY. AUcTIpNEER-wooD AND WILLOW
M ware, csookery, confectionery and furniture at
ton this day Nay g. A. 10 Sooot st $50 Bovery nsas
family going Europe comprising general assortment Of
wood and willow crookery confectionery furniturc,
store 6xtpres &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

r MoRIARTY. AgcTI0NEER WILL SELL, THIS
81 day at 10 O'clock At l73 Chatham large
ssrtment furniture from families removing among which
number Of carpets Brussels and ingraiu of good
quality Also various other gooas Tho sale will commence
the street and be without reserve