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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

The SwEARER REBUKED.-On a Ger.
tain occasion, General Washington invited
a number Of his fellow officers to dine
with him. While at the table one Of
them uttered an oath. The General
dropped his knife and fork in moment,
and in his deep undertone and character
istic dignity and deliberation, said, Il
thought that we all supposed ourselves
gentlemen. He then resumed his knife
and fork, and went on as before. The
remark struck like an electric shock, and,
as was intended, did execution, as his re.
marks, in such cases, were very apt to
do. No person swore at the table after
that. And after dinner the officer refer.
red to, remarked to his companion, tina,
if the general had struck him over the
head with his sword, he could have borne
it; but the home thrust which he gave
him was too much. 1t was too much fol
gentleman. And it is hoped that il
will be too much for any one who pre-.
tends to be gentleman.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25
VOLUME Q NUMBER 25l
InfdelitY Of Life.

How much is this yard ? said a
lady acquaintance Of mine to the proprie
tor of a large dry goods store.
that ma am, is worth"-and he held
it up for Inspection that is selling for
three dollars. 1t is a beautiful piece,
a'am, the best for the price in the city
1t is more than l am willing TO give,
said the lady. Il will take it at two dol
lars. .# ...
The merchant went on, iu the usual
style, asserting that it was less than cost,
but it being her she might have it.
After the lady had gone, said |, why
did You sci that W without profit ?
why did l! You don't think me so
much of fool as that! | never dispose
of goods without a profit
50 But you told the lady so, said |.
'Poh j. tell the same to twenty every
day. made fifty per cent on that very
CLOTH
He then went to attend another custo-
mer, and | thought to myself, here is a
man reckoned honorable as a business
man, in good standing as a member Of
--- Church, esteemed a benevolent,
liberal Christian, and absolutely lying, ac-
cordng to his own admission, at least
twenty times day, merely to make a
good bargain and gain a few pence.
Why is he called honorable Because
he will not forfeit his word when over
reached by cutter man 7 because he
pays all his debts when due, to keep up
his credit! Yes. These are sufficient
in the business world. Why is he es-
teemed Christian? Merely because he
owns pew, is COMMUNICATE, and gives
literally to benevolent societies. e
Judging from the acts of such, ant
acts are the most correct interpreters Of
persons thoughts, what claims have the,
to such titles as Christians and honorable
men! 1t is not by those acts expecte,
to come before the discriminating
public, the men are to be known, but BY
those little every day transactions where
there are supposed to be no observers
When the eye of the community is no
upon men is the moment to Judge o
their honesty. Ask tradesman why he
persists in such course, and he viii
readily answer .....
We must do so, if we wenld live
Has mankind SO degenerated, that 6
man of integrity must starve! Are al
knaves, that we must deal in falsehood:
or die ! No, God forbid! 1t is libel OF
the human race to say we cannot prospe
and be honest. Let me ask those whC
answer, We must be dishonest how
many have ever thoroughly tried th'
opposite course!
Now, have conscience and integrity
become barriers to right and success
Each exerts himself to the extent of hi
sagacity, if not to get the better of a bar
gain, at least not to be cheated. W.
need host of ministers, yes, home mis-
sionaries, to preach against this growin
faithlessness, this infdelity, this beggar,
offaith, to preach to e ach other.-- Wauer
ly Magazine.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

NEVER REpREss Your TEARs.-A
lengthy dissertation has recently been
published by a physician of France, on
the beneficial influence of groaning and
crying on the nervous system. He con-
tends that groaning and crying are the
two grand operations by which nature
allays anguish--that he has uniformly
observed that those patients who give
way to their natural feelings, more spec
Oily recover from accidents and opera
tons than those who suppose that it is
unworthy man to betray such symp-
toms Of cowardicc as either 10 groan or
cry. He is always pleased by the crying
and violent roaringof a patient during the
time heis undergoing violent surgical
operation, because he is satifed that he
will thereby soolhe his nervous system so
as to prevent fever and insure favorable
termination. He relates the case of a
man who, by crying and bawling, re.
duced his pulse from one hundred and
twenty six to sixty, in the course of two
hours. That some patients often have
great satisfaction in groaning, and that
hystericaI patients, experience great re-
lieffrom crying, are facts which no per-
son will deny. AS to restless and
hypochondrical subjects, or those who
are never happy but when they are un.
der some course Of medical or dietetic
treatment, the French surgeon assures
them that they cannot do better than to
groan all day and cry all night. .9a
WI II AZ r--.I 4
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

LEAN DIEr.--A Methodist minister at
the West, who lived on very small sal
ary was greatly troubled at one time TO
get his quarterly installment. He at last
told the paying trustee that he must have
his money, as his family were suffering
for the necessaries of life. Money 2 re-
piled the steward. You preach for mo-
ney! thought you preached for the
good of souls 'Souls = replied the
minister; Il can't eat souls, and if
could, it would take q thousand such as
yours to make decent meal!
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

D@ A man must master his learning,
and not be mastered by it. The learning
Of Mather fastened upon his mind like
the whitening and strangling ivy; that Of
Southey is sustained by him as graceful as
the tendrils of vine, and adorns him
with fruit as with clusters Of grapes
Goethe.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

EF Charles Dickens has purchased a
cottage of Queen Anne's time, cottage
with cedars and a lawn near London.
The rising ground on which this cottage
lifts lis head is Gadshill, famed by Shake.
speare as the haunt OF FalstafF.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

s6- There never did, and never will
exist anything permanently noble and
excellent in character which is stran-
ger to the exercise Of aresoluie self deni-
81
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-25

GTL, What the fool does in the end,
the wise man does in the beginning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

,TT WILSON. AUC1IoNEER MAGNIFICENT AND
H. costly household furniture heavy French plate pier and
mrors rorewoot pisnoorte, marb
vevet carpets elegant chandeliers, oil paintings &C. at the
Eve story residence No. 220 West Fourte ,n,h street b. VIII
SON. aucioneer. will ell this day Frtay) nj l0s O'Clock
precisely the entire elegant furniture the above house, most
of which to order and rs Of high cost and superior
workmanship.
sAtn with ID rosewood frames, made To orde superior
7octave rosewood planofoe, richly naid solid wood
centre and p table large God secretary bookcase
reception cbeirs Ia SATIN large chairs in spsn
did French plate pier glass, with slab and 81
and 0rou clock costly marble vases three high
magnificent gifaLd0les rich brocaeo and lace window
ains shades, velvet carpets elegantly carved wood
eta with pe glass; cod $275 oil psnln greAt merit
ard OF hteh cost, elegant gas chandelier.
Dining M gn6cent solid OAK extension table, $780,
chairs in pgsh; OAK secrearya made to match through
out egan gold bsnd dinner set 200 pieces cost $ RUDY
and cut glass ~Gro rich silver CASTERS
vice large xves fruit inds and baske's coffee
es napkin rugs spoons forks ladies' liquor stan butter
Sni;es tps. &C best Of ivory cutlery iumbers gob
lets, wires, decalters, &c.
Chanbe 70 sud nuferI-Cosly rosewood and NAH gaoy
s loucgss couch beds bed,teads bureaus wa hstands
rsfewood suits Ia hair cloth and silk. chairs
ers ant pr aud sno nrrors 30 pnre half mattresses
three painted BEDROOM suites complete ingram c,rpe oil
&c Ao sige aad genetsl assorImen Ct basement ard
Not or ptsn Tkefuroure OF this house 10 worthy OF the
EST aaf of those about refurnshng cash depoI
VIII Ir required OF all purcbagels and every article viii be
add without any reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
HrNRY B HERTZ, JR AUoT1osEER LAss1aNEEs

EyENRY 3. HEBTL, JK AUUTIONEEH LASbIUNEE'B
II sails Of eptre balance stock Of choice cseswhite
crushed sugars cOfees &C. On Friday,
60 a le o,ccck q the salssroom No. " Pine street
able Of first claus groceries, prisng in part Io bar
white, brown and crushed sugars 500 packages fms
quality olong young 200 packets old govern
nent Java coffee 100 baskets champsxns togsts. With
rasIns prur co. meccaron vermec, farina, whte
and sugars and ober Candles port sherry sud
&C.; In csks and demohn Scotch s!e London
variety Of Havana and other also the
once iurnfe desks stools iron sfe platform scales H.
The above goods all and shipping order and well
worthy Of the trade Terms cash. in city funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
NEW YORK AND Erin RAMROAD.-oN AND Ar.
IN Monday Nay 49, 1866, ard until further notice. pas
sepges trains viii leave pier foot OF Duane street. follow

ME-
IN ter Monday, Nay 49, 1866, srd until further notice. pas
eepgeS viii pier foot Of Duane street. folio ~
Buffalo express al A. M, for Buffalo.
Nail at sis A. M, fer Dunkik and Buffalo and inter
date stations by this train Ill sx
press trains for syrscure Gauge 0snandsigus Magyar,
lake Shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago, 10.
Rockiand passenger 30 p. NJ trom foot Of Chamber
Way passenger, at4 P. NJ, for Hewbufg and MddlsowD
Nieht eYprsss at r. H., for Duukrk and Buffalo
Emgzsp p. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and nterme
dae sLavbns.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
These EXPRESS trains connect at Emira with the EnIA
and NissRrp Fslls Railroad for Niagara Falls
nehsmon with lie syrscuse and Bughsnon Railroad fcf
SYrouse; nj Corning, with Buffalo Corning ard Kew
Railroad for Rochester; at Crest Bend with Della sare scs
svarpa Western ksilroad for Scranop EufaO and
pnnkk with the Isse Shore Relrosd Clsyslsd curas
To edo Detroit, bj3aEo. 80,
.. q. Gc0AIh.UE. ossorM supssin,eae SUI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
w hnnseh, I'd fn,niinrs MffIIAM iRXIHG ~ III 4

w hou,ehod furniture WILLIAM IRVING & GO. Will
sell auction Saturday, May 81 at 10Y occck, the
.aesrSoms Pine street The entire furniture Of
ny bookcases complete suites rosewood bedroom
furniture, French bedseads marble top dressing bureaus
French plate pier and ranei glasses suit of
wood parlor furniture covered in crfon broese suit Of
covered In green and crimson wood SOFAS chairs
chairs damask rosewood and mahogany eegeros
boards stands wardrobes and black
resting bureaus and wssssnds mahogany dining and tea
and glass hair mattresses feather BEDS holsters aud
pillows Aho Wilton, Brussels three ply and ingram carpets
kitchen furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.


Nm DEMANDR UNE NoURRIoE, FRANCHISE on
~ Allemande qui sit un la Sadreaser 81 st.
Marks Place.
TINE DAME FRANCHISE, DUNE FAMILLE DIsrIN.
guee desire ouyer place de gouvernants de
enfants hen dorner de leeons dc rancas ga
dresser de midi deux heurea 302 9th avenue Ia 23me
ct In PANE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

TNU9EEE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTION EER by FIR ANK.
E LIN. NICHoLs 90, this FRIDAY morning, at
16 O'Clock sales0om S5 Nassau street. Folton street,
OF second hand ard cabinet made furniture omprs
ing invoices of superior first Glars custom made stock upon
ogue Of goods worthy the attention Of the trade and buyers
generally every article will be cold without This
stock corls IN part OF Brussels three ply and Ingram
PETS mirrors, oil paintings, paror chamber dining and
library furniture hair mattresses paiasses clocks silver
plated table cutlery French china dnn and a se
with secord hand goods Catalogues the mons Of
sale Gee ds carefully packed the premises stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

II b. LKEDa, AUCTIOFEER-BY q. q. LEEDS / CO.,
IL. Saturday, may 81 At 101s O'Clock, at No
% Mas geasel household furniture removed
convenience sale viz -Roeewocd and mahogany suits, 10
brocatel and halt CLOTH rocking airs In
oatsl bureaus do wshstar Dc; etegeres marble
chards velvet Brussels ingram and 1o
caypete oilclOhs and lot of cce furniture
wood and mahogany bedsesd mattresses paiaases b,sers
piowe lot OF kitchen furniture. Also at IL O'Clock for
account Of lrderwers Eve boxes, containing Carriages,
Wheels sbAIts harness, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

u HoUGHTON AUCTIOyEER.-THE MANHATTAN
~. Company viii sell Friday Mgy &c. at Il Maiden lane,
WIN Be sold The store viii be closed after this week until
Ore large superior cooking futures buresu chairs
tables walters lamps, crockery &C. &C. second hand ais,
chairs roewesd dressing marble top. marble TOP
ard hair maresses beds exeas1n tables wardro3es
bookcases book racks hat stands French plate oval mirrors
oil painting engravings, enameed chamber paor
chairs rockers Wristbands rerge ra:ors &c silver plated
ware cutlery stationery Aso $4,000 segars, TO- Catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

VI SAVAGE will sell, Friday, the 30th inst, at their
store So Cedar street. at i0 O'Clock NJ vsrci and IT.
furniture consulting Of rosewood ard srlor sa brocstsl
and hair CLOTH bureaus marble tabes office desks &C.,
Of the beet quality Liberal cash advances cousign
peuts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FRoM MAY 10, 1856,
"a the trains VII leave Chambers street station as follows
train, II emigrant p for Poughke epse A. II. ana
z. III for Sing Sing 1890 A. and 945 p. this trais
". for Pseist,l ard $50 SO Ehe Poushksspss, Sing
aken Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty first
Trains for New York leave Troy OF 45 5 and l046 M
and 4:36 p M and East albany Ut g. $50 and lll6 A. W.
and B p. n. A. r. SMITH, SupI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

N,LYING HORSES AT AUCTIONS. BOGAR1, CDR
~ Of Frankfort aud William streets will sell Ff,day
Nay 30 lO A. NJ flying horses aud fixtures complete to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

II q. LEEDS, AUCTIONlER-Bx Il. Fl. LEEDS L co.
II. On Friday, May 80 at IL O'Clock in front OF store q
Nassau street. esuperb mare even years Cd color rich chest
nut hands high of the rong CRAZY Jane by i'm
ported Trustee The owner mas but two colts rom her. snd
Tor ger brood She Of disposition and
Iaufu nde tho aadc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

EDWARD sCHENCK,, AUcrIoNEER. - coward
sLesrocm So Fasau street. q! O'CLOCK one handsome bsy
warranted kind and gentle stylish and fast also
chAri0ee with several road three sets
double and single harness, all new, by good Makers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

A SsIGYEEE sALE-GOLD WATCHES. JEWELRY, Gc.
IA SAMUEL OsaCOD Co, auctioneers. wi sell. at
their saesr cms 81 Nassau street, h friday morning May
snes Of Francis Msrts The balance OF stock Of vauas gold
superior achcs from the ngEsh and French manuac
tuies vest and guard chains earrng brooches oskes,
aIce stock Nj Mattel The goods must be settled tor to
Deposit required from pArlies unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

A UCTICE NCTlCy.-THOs. Bell, AUCTIONBER-B1
"a Bel Bush on Saturday Al 0s O'Clock, in the sales
roo 10 North William street. superior assortment OF excel
lent hous.boe furniture Of all Descriptions choice cossaon
CT and Chath sreet will be sold without
reserve, ono lot In consequence OF Misunderstanding be
tween the parties It 10 most desirable opportunity to get
Into first rate business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
A uorfoN sALRs-WIrHouT RxaARp ro WEATHEa.

A UCTfCN 6ALES-WfTH0UT REGARD TO WEATHER
"a A. 70 Nassau street thi, morning, loa ocockCnoics
collection OF household articles In general stiog In part
mahogany cek ard black wanu. extension dining tables
pillars and legs tote tetrs and rocking chairs spring
psIie chara sos lounges lounge and sofa spring
centre card tables book sod
etegee mahogany top; Grecisn Gohlo and tage bed
frames also superior rosewood pstotore !rom family
bronze cribs bedsea6s hall stand5 clocks, &c. N B--De
posts Iot required. Satisfaction guaranteed.
4 IL. AuciOneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
TRAVELLERS Guide.

TALLY FOR PoUGHKEEPsIH-LANDING AT COZ.
~ zsn's kWess Point, Cold SPRING Gornwal Newourg,
steamer HERO Captain Smith, leaves the foot OF Ro ,insop
STREET afternoon ut 3 O'Clock returning leaves Pough
10 nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCrIONEKR EDWARD
II koHAHCK Co. will cell. this day, at taeir GALES
ROOM IS Nassau street. 8 l0a O'Clock chcics
nep of liquors. sardnes viz about $50 Otard
brandy esses Planet $ cases Rensu Co. 80 cases Hem
go n,ado, PortA sGd oer sherres; ls0
Howard March madeas Saudermans port claret oksy.
with general OF brandes, whsseF, no
In gacn dsmjohns; 900 havana and German segar to
Uose consgnments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
BALES AK AUsy41om,

HARDWARE SOAP. WRITING DRaEs TEAE-AJ :.
Ii tor this cay at bali vsst ten coz k at g. Der eisse
o; Greenwich Haruwsra. cutlery. writing ossSs,
work boxes. pas family ohenio. soap teas lesn syrup.
WELLINGTON & CARTAR. Aul IoneArl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS

N EMINENT LAWYER, WHO HAS BEEN RENDERED
II by sickness incauaba of tina public exercse OF his pro
tesson offers his services for email compensation he viii
by references and auhoIes any legal plainly stied
will execute law papers agreements Of any kind. Ad-
dress Marvin PartoLs Jer.ey City Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

ITO CARRIAGE MAKERS AND CONSUMERS -AxL ss
and patent OF all kinds and Sizes as good al the
cheaper than tho cheapest Also axe iepsrny
lie branches, at 2? Greene street. two doors above Grd
NY &, T. SCRIP rURE&Cl
WIN, SULLIVAN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

"A ure, rosewood pianoforte. &c H I. LKEDs will sal
half past 10 O'Clock all the furniture contained In the real
dence 465 8roome street consisting in part OF two rosewood
e the other covered in rich dol rosewood bedseads
washands and bureaus splendid secretary
Life copy after Coles rosewood arbe centre and side
AZ y ~ @ n c GV vsys es
carpets gilt and bronze Cocks large and sma oil paintings
engraving best hair mattresses and passses mahogany and
cane seal chair do rocking do mahogany
soas and so beds in hair slabs ana brackets lace and
ball cha1s c,octery glassware cutlery aysr plated ware
ture would do well 10 attend this SALE The furniture
but very i6 used Catalogues ct the house the morning
OF sale. casb deposit required from all BUYERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

JUSTICE TO ALL THE vERdENNES SCALE COM
81 PAW prepared to receive for their improved
scales of all res &smpsons pa,sn viz railroad track boat
lock- hay and grecers platform scales required cspaci
ty and fcsled 10 tie standard Of any nation They
raned snd Sc. part of the country OH Of the
agent and depot, So Broadway. EDWfN A. JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

A UCr1oF Ko7ICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIOEEBR.- 81
Bal Bush, this day. i0s ock, In the ss'esroos,
rorh W. street viii be sod the balance Of the che
rans b0 pAcs ages teas &c order OF the ader
wrttsr ecosk precisely superior stock OF vauaoi1
d 20 as hslery shawIs ades d,esaes gentemens fur.
o. oc oc counters, with extra running drawers,
suta6e Tor eooos fancy 2a-ge plate cases
coal x0 Also fine lot OF clothing, caps, London guns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

n D. Mach. ACCrIONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
~. chatel mortgage will sell Friday Both Nay 105
O'Clock at Is spruce street. fourth floor, back the
tents Of printing establishment consisting Of photographic
benches &c. DAVID COLEMAN, Attorney Cor mort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

NEHGGhS' FLkCIR0 CHEMICAL BATHs.-DR
rhlNsF OF Bro2tlyn, Proprietor, aud Prot. vsRdNEs
are IN attendance at 10 Broadway Thsy guarsn'es
Jteuu os renrafis and all diaessss srising 'ts
prudent use " mercury Other metallic Substances Speea
isrsrimeai lor ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

N,0oTHACHR CURED AND SENSITIVE TEETH Fill.
ed or put in as usual, without giving any pslu
rpptod-A my oothache snd dental olos 2l2 Bod.
way ever Knoxsbat store. Seventeen years pracco &c
DIR HOLT, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

TANES MARKWE ELL. BATK PRoPRIEToR OF IBB0T-
sons Longs the Grafton and the London Hoas and ths
North ard pouth American Coffee House, bsgs Inform his
American friends Visiting London tha. j. NJ Is rested
hotels his Eeghoonod and has also several private
pabed houses always to let In apartments entirely in hs
the very hest part OF London. n. BAH Applications to be
made James Maxwell, general Office
corner OF Stafford and Albemarle riccady London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAMEs MAXWELL SPECIAL WINE MERCHANT TO
u her Majesty Queen vlctora ae proprietor Of Ibbosons
longs the GRAFTON and the London Hotes. and the Forh and
south American @ flee House. tess 10 inform his American
irons friends visiting Fr and that j. M. IL Of
the largest merchants West Eod Of Lo4doa having
cellars under j. MS various private houses in Abemare
and the insight ohosd Public onica for general ageu
and TIE wire and sp. bugre@ 49, corner OF Stat
ord and Abemarle sreea Piccadly London. Reference
and bankers SIR Claude Scott Bart Company, No Cayen
dieh square LONDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

A Uc1IoN No1ICk-IHs first CARGO FROM JAPAN.
IA 10 be sold n auction )ndsy morning, Juse aud
blowing dayz By Lsavit Delsser Co.,, the large aad
extensive cargo Of the schooner General Pierce Captain
Badger shipped the port Bmoda Japan, the LIST OF
February consisting ofwen3 five thousand dollars xh q
nsy dreasr toilet boxes card taSles ah and hand
cabinez, usys stands drawing tables. caps
glove boxes csiosss elegantly carved and other Arcy
viii be on exhibition days before ct ihsir spacious
Alsroons. 81 and $40 Broadway corner White street.
LfAVfTr DESISSkR CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

RcatpINQ "A BACK Room cV TEE FIxsT FLocR
- tu1lii q tEiuIrnied, Abs Tor gentleman q
~ WIG % y tirSle sea- eger, full ELAi
1Lso we o. tIse tags goat eueg 20 a. sonmot .sd
street. Nr'f = = 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

W BOYLE. AUCTIONEBR-WILT. SELL AT AUCTION
i. this day, at los o'clock at The store No 2l8 Huoson
street, general sscrtment of household furniture both
sofas sofa Deoseads French mahogany bed
seads ack walnut and eled furniture carpets feather
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