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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23
Police Intellig, ,uce.

THs Evu Eyyrcrs GoSe A BsSpxR.--Ou Monday
night rather singular Place at No "a
Chryste street. appears, ~ Oar we csud ascertain
that man, named John HAM n has FOR some time pasa
been regular bender ard while laherins under the
effects Of mint juepe and b. ndy smasss he PAID visiA
TO friend Of ms, named 7homas q. smith, residing Al
the above number In Chr sse street. The usual topics OF
conversation being exha as,sd Smith proposed thai tho
pair should endeavor TO- pnt old door upon hinges
While thus engaged In This delghtal occur&on smith
made some objections 10 Hammis mode ofcarpcniering,
whereupon the latter drew pistol from hs pocket and
IN the coolest mar possible, fred Al he head or
smith, woundng aim severely in the neck. Oacer Pear
SAIL Of the Tenth ward police, hearing the discharge of
the weapon, en' cred the place and arrested mml on
charge OF after apt 10 kill. Smith conveyed iho
station house. where his wound dressed by the dis
trict surgeon. Justice Brennan committed Hamnl -
prison 10 await the result ofthc wounded mans injuries
CAss ss JoHs p srxsL-There a serious errar
In Mondays HERALD relative 10 the IN wAirA
the name of this gentleman appeared. mstati u
beng discharged from arrest compaint ~ 1af
ldry he was the complainant Ia The ~. .t
the PARTY against whom ne 'nsie tts tt4 t,s
released rom ATTENDANCE a tue cdht az Z aa.
L on wait N4tt4&gbgt.
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About an hour and half consumed In floating
but the very seemed have conspred with the
wind againstt At time they all lying together
other. Amer tremendous effort they succeeded in get
ting alongside Randalls Island, where whole regiment
OF little fellows were drawn up In military array with
drums beating colors flying and shouting their JOY
GUS greetings I'LL the dull stupid echoes Of the East river
shores had 70 respond in spite Of themselves. AS the
ileet foated by the island slight breeze sprunQ up
and the clouds gathered thick and fast everythinr
looked favorable for the race. But the breeze died
away, and the yachts, as they could do no bet
ter. went to work at floating again, resolved to
mako the most Of ii. Two hours have passed
since they started and although s a,oads ara gathering
the steamboat tired Of looking at the floating race
so her wheels are put In motion, and In few minutes
she is alongside Of Rikers Island where il de.
cided that she shall await the yach The five hundred
guests walk ashore and spend the time rambling about
the island, some forming themselves into little pic mic
hour In this way when the long wished for wind
arrived but like the assistance OF doubtful friends,
motion, the masts bend and creak under the pres.
sure Of sthe swelling sails, the pnnants reveal there
long concealed signals the sluggish water is glancng
and sparkling In the sun, and long wake OF bubbng
and whrlng cddcs marks the track OF each little yacht
as she sweeps inward IN the And the buoy
which is little than half way between Harlem and
Tbrogg's Neck, passed. and they making the flag
boat, which lies line with H. about quarter of
mile or The Red House Belle is first close pressed by
the Grapcshot the Olivia and the Stormbrd the other
six being far behind that they have Withdrawn from
the contest, and spectators Of the just,
however, - tney near the nag DOa the peak nalards OF
the Red House Belle have gwen way the sail faps against
the mast, and Il Is feared the she also with.
draw But her crew do not intend TO give up
30 easy. One OF them up tho mast,
and In few minutes has repaired the
damage They struggle hard TO regain their lost position,
and they deserve succeed but the delay Is fatal and
the Belle takes her place second third In the line
tending hard FOR u all the way home. Half past and
they have all arrived at the starting point having been
something less than six hours and half out During
that time they have oatcd and sailed tw eny one miles
but they have consumed time In doing than the
law allows and because the wind would come when
wanted, prizes distributed and the whole
will have TO be gone again. According to the rules
of thecnb must take place the day after which Is
day The yachts will between II and IL this morn.
ing when trust the weather viii be more ausp,cous.
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HARLEM MODEL YACHT CLUN
sBOoND ANIMAL RHGATTA,
July 20, 1856.


The club, which 10 composed CT some or our most
respected and wortAy citizens is rapidly becoming .
popular institution, and will, have doubt
ualy become the rivaio the best In England. is bu
few years since 1t organized, and ii has already
done much towards fostering the taste OF people for
yachting The greatest interest manifested in the
regatta OF yesterday and large number of citizens
were spectators Of IT, The club chartered the steamboat
Union for the Of their friends eve hundred
whom gladly responded TO the Invitations which they lad
received large number Of the company consisted Of
ladies, and among these the beauty OF New York was
well represented.
AT O'Clock, tie time appointed for the yachts to
start there not breath of air and the smooth,
unruiied surface Of the water looked like vast mir
The judges, Messrs. Stephen Van Nostrand Chas
Boyce and Stephen Boyoe all experienced yachtmen con-
suited together and finally concluded postpone the
race for another hour Meantime the company amused
themselves best they could discussing merits
Of the rival yachts, and Others the ladies' especially in
pronouncng mild and moderate phipics against the
perversty of the weather But all of no USE the
water maintained unruied surface, the wind would
not when wanted the sails hung heavily against the
mass, and the little streamers swayed azly TO and fro on
the peaks, refusing show their signals Eleven O'Clock
arrived, but no wind, and the company unanimously
agreed that 1t should ''be blowed." They were deter
mined however, that the yachts should start at the
appointed tme wind or no wind and at the hour stated
all hat could got into line and those that could not Of
themselves were towed into position.
"Now, gentlemen" said Mr.. Van Nostrand, senior
judge "you will be ready to 60 soon the gun Is
hredo The crews Of ten yachts responded unanimously
and after the most approved sailor fashion. A few mi
nues after the Judge waved the signal the gun fred
and the greatest activity visible board the rival
SAIL they only foated and 1t became evident that
there would be- far the awarding of the prizes
concerned, no regatta that day Ten trim and we'll
deed sailers entered for the PRICE They rejoice the
following names
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The Natal (Cape Of Good Hope) Meysxry finds great
fault with the scheme Of military colonization ON the
frontier proposed by Sir George Grey. The conditoa for
every grant Of 1000 acres OF m>,niaing man horse
and gun ready for servce IN a1ksion 10 building brick
Z. y hevst nor trc s~ tor ,he purphse Of defence
,u.nIfea n. t,ot ,,.G. Than ils Ne purchaso OF
ti!U ii strs pgtt's,
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List Of letters advertised In the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, Monday, Juy Il, remaining in the Philadelphia
Post Office uncaled for
nAIrIMoRr
Vim. Dawson n Son.
Nrw YORK.
Cooper Weed, knight Co,
Kahn IAmburger, Nesmith n Son,
Paey, sou,hsrd Co., Palmer 4 Co.
supposed New York,
Godfrey, Colburn 4 Co.
Letters advertised in New York, Friday, July Is, re.
naming in New York Post Office uncaUe ed Tor
ALBANY HovsE.
Cassidy Chisn, sanford 4 yaa Eltsr.
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9he annual regatta Of the Yacht Club took place yes
to-day as announced from Harlem In consequence how
ever OF the unfavoable weSer in the early part Of the
day the fleet were longer in sang the required distance
than was allowed by the rules The distance was about
twensyone mes-,hat Ia, from H~ten to Throsgs Neck
and bark-snd the tme nvc hours. hc prizes mas
five s2Ser cakebasket dozen oliver dessert knives
and the same number Of heavy silver teaspoons. The
value o. all was about one hundred and y dollars. On
the cake basket, which vsry piece Of WORK
manshp, was the following inscription
HARLEM MODEL YACHT CLUN /.
sDCoND ANSUAL REGATTA,
Iup 90 YoK0
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TIN FRANcA1s, AGE DE 70 ANA

I'm FRANCAIs AGE DE 70 Ans DUNE FAMTiI,E
~ respectable ct hautemen recomtnende dese - placer
dams iarnie quae de et cnseigner
angue enfants, matre hotel et fare e
vice de table Aucune objection asler Ia campagne. Sa
dresser par ecr initials NJ r. 62 Quest xeme pras
y eeme avenue on personnellemen eVlge Ct heAes
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FRENCH ADvERmsnMENTs.


nN DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE,
~ pour bonnie denfants ellie dot savor coudre ct Ton pre-
fera dcmosele qui sache pas rAnglais Appduer
4 1il SEINE
nN DEMANDE-UNE FILE FRANCAIsE oU SUISSE,
~ pour fae rouvrage un petit menage Cest esl qu
pare anelais Sadresser chez Joseh Hague No ~
1od st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

TI'E SIX pnSSsnnn. P2sT@Airs #..".
Breckinridge,
fremon,
Dayton,
pcher with Biographical sketches Of each pub
TnE NEW YORK DAILY SUN
Ccmmencng "Wednesday, July ., 1855.
cory.
The ballot taken throughout the sun establishment on Non
sny decide the order In which these portraits should be
published, resulted as follows
For Mtafd tlfnore -
John Y fremoni.
For James buchanan W
Blank
Total number OF ballots
The portraits FILLMORE and Donelson therefore viii ap
pear "Wednesday morning those OF Fremont and Dayton
Thursday and those Of Buchanan and Brecknridge
Friday.
win be kept Of the number of copies
called for each O these three days and announced In the
sun of Saturday morning This will be looked upon very
generally evidence the enthusiasm real
Ing the documents.n
The hkenesses areall of thempronounced the best that
have yet been engraved on wood
IHE ENGRAyINus COST OVER 500
the pubcaon Of these splendid portraits H not the only
feature Of Interest IN the columns the sun and
or .of Wrlsn expressly for the New York sun by
THE OLD HOUSE:
How erigrated and who lived In Afterwards will
published in the sun the days the portraits
appear. -,
costs cnly sSreuce aweek-sngle copies eaGh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

M g. ALBURTUs, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL. ON
w Thursday morning. July - al lOls o'clock, No. ~
Court street opposite cry Hall Brooklyn general assort
men of and hand furniture velvet tapestry
sells and ingram carpets French plate pier and manel
glasses ormou clocks vases china and
also, lot Of ribbons NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

ylrM Writers ArCT1ONEER, WILL SELL. ON WED.
w nesday nj 10I O'Clock At Isl Canal st., large
srable assortment of gcnteel household furniture Of family
breaking housekeeping consisting Of parcr suits In brOca
tel harcloth; extension dining and
rocking and other chairs pier and manel mirrors oil paint.
inRs window shades beautiful rosewood piano, of fine
and nsh msnte ornaments clocks elegant Brussels and
other carpets hall ocohs stair rods and carpets and
chairs match mahogany and walnut bedseads hair
resses bedding table and bed linen, marble top dressing
bureaus and washands, toilet sets, war0bcs, dining
and kitchen utensils.
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= =
gfpS % asf
NBNs 4--Thls is not Intended to hit anybody.
/ Conas GREAT s0yELLETTEl
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NEW YORK LEDGER
NEXT SATURDAY,
cosB's NEW STORY,
-
raE MYSTIC BRIDE
= ~ -;
BE READY AT SUNRISE
SATURDAY MORNING.
DgEAprUL RAILROAD SLAUGHTER NEAR PHILA.
Rafs5 or SATURDAY next Containing cor
views Of the catastrophe
" The imsors and copyisis Of the above Napoleon Of
rnpcas as are some Of our friends In the book trade who
s s % $ INSISTING
made u q n oSe s ne Z, 0n @ or ow
mens either In whole o part without 50 much az by your
she best.
col. JOHN CHAs. FREMoNTs LIFE,
Including his exploring tours % .RessSs and @
v. HE Enc Socs ssr sosssS H. New Yor. Evening Pos.
n makes large i2no volume and viii embcllished
the steel portrait that has been accepted BY Col Fremont
illustrating the - -
As Col Fremonts opponents continually asking What
has he done lhe Presidency Il behooyes hn friends
The sddions original matter alone u our edition is
than the wG9r n s any yus 1aGs ysps ys sT
bRsss sRf ~ ,o5 sReEsSS New York
And for sale BY bookseers and AGENTS evsrywhe ~
INCIDENTS IN WHITE HoUNTAIN HISTORY.
III Together with
suuraous Asrcporrs nlgsrRATise THE
BY BENZ; q WILEY.
From New ~ Sors land and Boston 70 the White
lust published By NV DoDD
80 Chambers street.
Trsr THE BOOK TO SELL IN CARS AND STEAM.
so,issMy1KEFss osrd dft 8,sS 8E fEExSsT s. pns @
New YORK
II ooK oUT FOR THE NEW STORY
IL TIE Old HOUSE:
How emigraisd, and
Nv DONALD MCLEOD.
Written expressly for the NEW YORK SUN.
Commenced in the Sun Of Wednesday, July 3, 1855
THE SIX PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS
The besi hkenesses yet engraved on wood.
stOGRsfHics Al SKETCHES
The New York Sun OF Wednesday July the first
the series-fmore and Doneson Thursdays paper viii
buchanan aud nreckInrdge Saturday paper win
esra copies Of each day sold See 10 that
''''' Only one cent per copy.
ngoRaAN's EXPOSURE or FREENAsoNRy.-AF FEW
M copes TOR sale Also novels at half the qualifications
Ds sgsss MeK @ SrossSag sres aoor. sas
above Browne street
OUR HErGHBoRs OF THE NEW YORK SUN. WE
~ this morning original story Of much
interest BY Donald Mcleod, Esq the well known author
very much liked style Of Dickens and will ,ubt be
generally and liked Everybody has been reang the
% nr p s Is ~ M ns se e Il % pspe
cheap enough In all conscience One cent n coy, six
cents per week
vr,JtE six PORTRAITS
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W. =. WEIlLOH, Anc'iOneer
salesroom Is and IS Park row opposite the Astor Iou

WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTI0NEER.-MORTG AGE
w sale Of standard and miscellaneous books stationery
&c ~ be sold in lots 20 suit the trade and others An
IRVING CO will sell auction. Friday July 5 at
lOs O'Clock, nj the salesrocms No Fine street.
three thousand volumes Of books comprising hist
sophcal works memoirs, ANNALS, poems hct school
books. &C Also large and complete III
toneryfooscap and letter paper fancy and embossed
Envelopes, blank books pens pencils penbold
er nksands ink and fancy articles being the stock Of
abook and stationery store % Be sold IN lots % su the
Also At ~ O'Clock 5000 shares American Mnln Mi Ma.
nufacturng Company, Sold by order
FREDERICK ERNST, Mortgage
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Knowing you admire the workings Of beautiful
municipal management, allow me to pr ssnt you with
an item. Some two months more ago the Chief
Engineer requested badges 10 be made the Fire
department. the badges have not been made and
quantity dozens Of new members without tie sign
manual they 20 10 fire the police push them outside
the lines saying they loaiers rtsdies SC This No.
pleaeast-vcry; but Il is perfectly Nov Yorkish.
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DREADFUL RAILROAD SLAUGHTER NEAR PHILA
~ delphia.-I.sok out for FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUS
TgATED NEWSPAPER, on Saturday next, containing
rect views the catastrophe.
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II LIN, NICHOLS 4 UU.-AuclOn sale Of second hand
rosewood panofore household furniture light
&c-Ths "wednesday morning. at l01s O'Clock, sales
IS Nassau street, Fulton will be sod without
rosewood panoorte nearly light covered
wagon but little used and quantity second hand furni-
consisting Of sofas chairs rockers wardrobe
bedseads washstands hair
Aso advances five suits OF ssd carved
mahogany paror furniture in French satin brocael and silk
plush paor reclining chairs sofas voaire rocking and side
chairs card and pier tables lounges ooans ward
robes bookcases bedseads bureaus, washsands French
plate mirrors oil paintings fancy goods table cutlery silver
raed ware china and glass clocks &e Also, about
100 gallons imported Cognac brandy superior article Sale
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

nAMAGED DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. WILLIAM
IL TuPP1nG Co.. No W Broadway, vii sell Monday,
cb 10. large ale e damaged dry good from the
TIE store OF cleveland ~ kychapge The
without erye.
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n d. MASH, AUCrI0NEER-OFFIcE 29s BROAD
LIZ wAy-D. SA-H inform his friends and tha public
that be prepared To give his attention the of
furniture &C. the residences Of oee wishing 10 sell NJ
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LOTION NOTICE. THos BELL, AUCiIONEER-BY
u BELL d BUSH-Ths d. 81 i01s O'Clock, the sale
rooms II horta William sre.t-We viii sell good lot OF
cond hand fuJnure 81 ii o'c fine dry
goods clothing and articles also the stock
order OF assgnees the bssccs OF the Jew
eleFs articles gold and sver watches rich ewery rings
pms a., also, 80 boxes 1usdAv extensive sale OF
hotel fun nure and from family comprising ssuperor
~ of articles in the housek coping line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

A UCTIOH nOTICE.-AOR1GAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
~ no9sSncE Iurmsu,e, n,s aay sMondsyl ivy ocock
OF that first Glass private house. consisting part of
eaAboratey carved rosewood covered In rich
brocade; good rusaeis three py and carpets
word centre side and tables marble tops weod and
mahogany hhzabean oedsteads pure hair
masses ro ewood marble top bureaus ana washs.nds
mirrors and back Also paintings gilt
French plate oval mirrors silver plated ware cusry &C
Alo costly rosewood panofoe made and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

GRoCERIEs FISH, PAPER, LOU oRs, so AP.-TUns-
NJ day March H. l0S ocock. 81 Dey ree corner Green
WITCH coffee ere herring. coddeh rum gn brandy
tobacco segars soap csndles Boogna knives
and collars. w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

r. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Try SALE
Is Of valuable properly First Second, Fourth
Forty eighth, Forty NINTH seventy ninth,
fourth ninety ff Ninety sixth and Nt
n. H. LUDLOW 4 co viii .en Tuesday,
IOw1ng valuable property:
l LOT northeast corner lat avenue and 18th street
ne, Ash and 40
side ID between Il u f9h
lots Invest I'd and 18th
ID lots iSh street, he'~een and 1E
north side A. betwe LIST and I'd
north side 4sh beiwe ID and third
south eide 10th betweea and
south side LIST and I'd
south side 49th between u nd I'd
lots north side 10 street., between ID and 81
lots norhe ast I'd avenue and 18th street
north eide 1gh street. between Let and ID
o,s west side h avenus etween s4th and s5h Streets
rfe h between g5th and abh streets
lots west side 4h between 9th ard 81 Streets
3iots south east corner 9Th avenue and 93th sree
eide 9Th 95h and oh streets
q lots north sde oath between 4h and 5n
souh side 95.h between 4h and 9Th
% lots forth side obth 4h and 9Th
n north side o6h 4h and 9Th
~ nth side g6h 4h and 5h
south side g7h avenues
Full particulars and OF the properly be had the
office OF the uconeers IA Pine street.
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HENRY b. HERTs, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale OF clothing furnishing goods &C. on Monday March
10 O'Clock a1GL Chatham street. comprising large
Of ready made soothing, coats pants vests
rock do. rimDngs piece goods, cloths
smeres vesnEs, ines shirts collars stocks crsvas
peDdes glove, hspdkel chiefs and tene-al assortment OF
n's furnishing gcds Terms cah Catalogues morniig
Of tals BY order Of JAS @. WILLET, Sheriff
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H(nvELS.

~ large pArors with bedrooms suts and single
10 let most able terms 10 transient permanent
bosrdsc The view and location from the house uAod
having full Wow OF New York hegbps.
DEY STREET HOUSE, "a IS AND So DRY STREET, Be
~ tween Broadway and Greenwich York
the European plan Neatly furnished rooms pied
ton water a fifty day. The dining saloon
largest and comfortably city, win be sup
piled with All the suosanias and decacies OF no season.
prices within the reach ALL This establishment, has lust
Undergone thorough overbaulns and now prepared for
It's share OF prDg trade Thankful pasfsv1rs propro-
tors pledge selves that nothing sha be wanting their
osr TO merit continuance and increase of public patronage
both permanent and usnaeDt III "
MERRITT LANGLEY Propretors
THE GLOBE HOTEL, CONTAINING $50 ROOMS COR
OF Frankfort and William Streets been ne wiz aifed
up Single only 70 and 81 per night Good
for famlea Porters cay aud night and meals
ferved Ut oil hours. D. g. FRENCB, Proprietor
"A YtKurF HOUSE, fOs. sl2 3I4 AND 3I6 GREEN
W w1oh street between Chambers and Bn streev New
he subacriDecs lae o. Nvcknf ~ Hotel So War
street having taken the above premises which will he
for he reception Of guests tbs STD OF
offer reaed ducerneus N thcr Old ffiebd The plsc
pat them rharkul for mast fsyors 'hsy pleig
heuseyes 10 renewed efforts 10 every deoartuen Of
bonse make thi patrous comfortable AMI home
der their roof They lrust tst their known regulation
THE ue WI insure 10 them the fuI support nj t5air
hierds, AID attach 70 iheu greater favor With the cubic
large. A. v. NYCEgFF.
4. o. wTCKoff.
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FGsEs CASH PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAS-
procure bsrgeiDs from STOCK OF milton imported
VI, var ami German Uoer3s iog as 81
rusa So "a and up~ards B.Cssh advanced upoo ss
o. g. IN bor CT olherense
0. CT EEKe. No 81 broadway, ur stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

ToHN L. vANrEwATEk, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL.
q ,uesday. March H. at l01s o'clock, large assortment
rich mahogany and black walnut farn con
sisg Of wood we'd suits covered In brocael and
plush and bookcases marble centre
and tables ete aees sofas, spring seat ch airs
marble top and dressing bureaus washtnds snaused cot
suits wardro sands, bedseads mattresses,
psssses loupges NC Also be o. gilt frame engcavinga,
paintings fancy goods glass china nc
Also rosewood octave pianoorte been but little
used adj Inv
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fvROCkFRY, GLASS ASO CHIrA-J. J. WALDRON,
~ auctcneer.-H. u. swans will sel Tuesday, March
H. at 10 O'Clock at the sales No Liberty street large
assortment all kinds Of china white common
by the package In ts TO suit fro the Shelves
260 assorted DDS well packed for shipping
HAlea eyary Tuesday. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

A DMINISTkATOR'5 SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
IA Of tho livery stables bar fixtures liquors. the pro-
perry 0f ue late Howard NEVILLE OF the Kings County HOTEL
Frsklyn. East district at the Peck sp terry landing SIEVE
raj mAchod and single Carriage herses 4 beautiful style
acton; new carriages light wagons segbs &c beautiful
out Of Black Hawk and Ames,an Doe The wh,le will
sold together separate be required Tho
stables 10 let. Apply ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

DY ADwARD sCHsscK. AUCTIONEE
ID eChEKCK will sell at auction Monday, 10th inst,
Ii o'clock ct his no. IL Wall street invoice
about no imported canary BIRDS just arrived. and all
rented Rn0d sngers. ft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

IEoRGE COOK, AUCrI0NEEa-A vary ELE 5ANT
J perior chamber ana dining room furniture at
auction Wednesd4y, March IL half past 10 O'Clock. at
Az Broadway removed for convenience of
sale embracing rosewood paror sns In brocade broca
push reps and barcloh; ensnelei chamber quite bed
siesds bureaus wnsssapds sofas chairs tables,
TENSION dining tables library bookcases wardrobes
lounges &c The whole made Tor Broad way cusom
and hA nnaiiy