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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

Roll OS.-We noticed small wooden build
ing on st. Anthony street, rolling off on Satur-
day morning, to make room for some more pre-
tensions new conner. In Chicago, this moving of
buildings is favorite amusement. We have
seen as many as seven frame dwelling houses
numbering along their level plank streets, like so
many omnibuses, in one day and in one or two
instances, with families inside engaged in their
usual avocations. This would hardly be prac-
ticable in our streets. At present, many of
them are so 'sgraded" and otherwise s'improved'
as to be hardly passable.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

CHALL We be admitted TO the unon question now before
- the people Of Minnesota, u1press
minds the necessity Of early Investigation sub
Ject IL for you voter Of Hinnesota decide. Shall
be better cared II become
selves, or remain Territory under Fostering
Government OF the United States. rn.f ~ isgf q -
We oieny to examine carefully Tor yourselves
we'll seecfed stock or Hardware, Psrof Box Cooking
Nas Gess and Pows, Tnware WoOdenwase, Timers Stock
and Shee-iron snd large stock Farmers and
thing In the Hardware liaewhtch viii sell wholesale
snd ra the easy terms, stand corner
Third and Minnesota Street, St. Paul. aesE siA
~Mgsa o -. BAKER 4 BANGS.
August 70 1856. 3mw.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06
U. 5. Consul Shot.

A private letter from Granada of the 18th
states Mr.. Livingston. U. S. Consul at Leon,
had been shot in retaliation for the shooting of
Col. Salezar by Gen. Walker.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

From -
!. !, scaeyEs< \ sALLAeHEss
AdvFrsas.o ondlnef rsptrh5d co.lsesias Agency
RenAoval. u Ia
D <. MOULD &. CO., 10; g LAKE STREET Under
De fremont House, Chicago, no Importers and JobDers
- saus,cai gnsassp.eats.
Keep hand the largest and best selecson Brass Band
ing now forming all parts Country
nsx list OF the instrumental, Win price OF each.
- sTs sss - i ss.s Hons ms = s1s s
K s s,s ; sy%ss ssms...,. g
I'D Bass. q Snare Drums, Maple Shell
ess sa: sas Sro": :
SAX HORNS ron A BAND OF TWELVE MEMBERS.
s s.s s ssesaae' f.. f.. Baritone Bar.
Fcr Ia Of nsembers unit sopino Alto.
For Band o. sisst memDers omit one Soprano one Alto
Purchasers viii mind,
CORRECT. - = - : = apes-iyw
p. l.. YOE 4 CO.,
tLafe Gsrsee = Yoe,)
No. LOG LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
$1,000 IMPORTERS AND soBBERs OF
!. SADDLERY HARDWARE,
saddles, Carriage Trimminxs,
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, LEATHER sELrING, ETC,
DESPECTFCLLY invite attention the different
N partnents business and from long experience
superior acities trust execute orders in the
sfacsory manner, aud on the most favorable terms.
n PLATED GOODS.
Our Of silver and Brass Plated Trimmings
ing all English goods direct, prepared
ducements 10 our customers. Our stock Of staple
SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDWARE
Is by house we feel confident
that can sell At such prices give perfect
Carriage Trimm nss.
Onr assortment IN this complete consisting
Of blue brown, drab, and caret Broadcioths
and Worsted Damasks, Brocatee Coach Laces
Tassels Frnges Tufts Enameled cloth variety,
Coach Lamps, Curt ain Lights and every article line
Patent and Enemalied Leather, Of all coIors,
Noble Uodre's celebrated Corch Tarntsh,
f3ilt- An extra article
We call the attention Carriage superior
Axles We sell them at Manufacturers prices
only Agents. "a 4fg esstsT-S
af,sf,LEATHER BETTING,
= We have the emily Agency for REESE & HOYrs supero
Patent Stretched and Riveted Leather Betting.
Also, Patent superior Rubber Betting and Packing
a LIE ATHER. as
We offer sale in this departments Hemlock Tan
ned Harness. Bride, And Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seating
Skrtng and Pad Skins Spanish Slaughter Leather
Frenc Philadelphia, and Western Skins
Oak and Hemlock Upper Leather Leather, Morocco
Binding and Lining Skins with full and
Of Shoe FjMdings.
*. SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask particular stock of Tools They are
manufactured expressly House, and quality and
finish unequaed, them Our prices are as low
as common article Is usually sold
manufacturers throughout the country CALL
ter ourselves that prices
their favorable consideration. aus-6m
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

oa4 Nav YoRK, Aug. 81.
The Vigilance Committee, on the 18th of
July. hung James Hetherington for the murder
Of DR.. Sandal. Also. man named Grace,
for murder committed year ago.
Judge Terry was still kept prisoner by the
Committee. Mr.. Hopkins. whom he stabbed,
had recovered. Several attempts have been
made to fire both San Francisco and Sacra.
mento. '-.~~e
The loss by the Sierra Nevada fire is set
down at two millions of dollars.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

Alone tosSd rolls . tear by Noses,
A MANY Things We mourn by day;
Tom and the shooting Indian chorus,
And seethe their limbs at play.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06


The affair in the omnibus between Mr.. McAiul.
len, Of Virginia, and Mr.. Granger, Of New York,
on their wayiu 70 tho Capitol, was perfectly
consistent with the ru6anism which has signal.
ICED the chivalry Of this Congress. IL is some.
thing, however, to the credit Of Mr.. McAiullen
that he employed neither pistol nor biudgeon in
bis attack npon Mr.. Granger, but simply wound
one arm. aaect.onatey about his adversary's
neck, while with the other hand, a la Yankee
Sullivan, he thumped the unfortunate MI. Gran
ger in the eyes and nose. In the ring this. We
believe, would be styled getting him in Chan
Gerry. asa s. fcee e8 s. .satsaat sa.
The House called for and the Speaker appoint
ed a COMMITTEES to investigate the case and report
upon It at the next session, which, it seems, Is to
meet rs early as the day after Tomorrow. g
The following are some of the principal speei-
mems of rowdyism affairs " of honor'' which have
distinguished this session of Congress
First-Two attacks with a cane, same day, BY
the Hon. Mr.. Rnst, of Arkansas, upon Horace
Greeley. Not much damage DONE. Greeley's
head is harder than it looks to be. "A
Second-Attack Of Hon. VIM. Smith, of Vir-
ginia, (called, for short, Extra Billy, ) upon Mr..
Walach, editor of the Washington STAR 19l3
Third--The Herbert affair, ut Wizards Hotel,
in which the Hon. Mr.. Herbert, Of California,
shot with revolver, and killed upon the spot, the
Irish waiter, Keating N-'' r. ,N8
Fourth Col. Lane and Douglas affair-no
fight. .osl u y g.ie- ,ssaf'aDia Yiaslup
Fifth-The Sumner affair--in which the Hon.
Mr.. Brooks, Of South Carolina, attacked with a
gutta percha cane, the Hon. Mr.. Sumner, in his
seat in the Senate Chamber, and left him wcltcr-
ing in his blood upon the floor. Recovery Of
Sumner doubtful. 60 f. tafs. .f IN lee
Sixth-The Brooks and Gen. Wilson affair."
no fight.
Seventh-Thc Brooks and Gen. Webb affair
no fight. 5 a.im 9o9 % 9s9.9t M
. .Eighth-The Brooks and Burlingame affair, in
which Mr.. Brooks declined to 60 to Canada to
be shot nt there and shot at all the way back
again. aAn si2- shi ss@'ea ~ -"
/ Ninth-The little omnibus Hare-up between
the Hon. Mr.. McMullen and the Hon. Mr. Gran
ger. ~ 5res8 b. es5,
Talk Of Border Ruf6anism in Kansas! What
else can we expect on the borders with such ex-
amples among our law makers and w-breakcrs
at Washington? We are progressing swimingly
in the science of ruf6anism !, and IL such are
among the specimens of the Thirty Fourth Con-
gress, what may We not expect from the Thirty
Fifth? Progress is the order Of the day.-New
York Herald. 5 aaHeaI.. esis os c'.sga itte
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

ca The editor OF the yuniata (Penn.) Tele-
graph, in renouncing Fillmore, and taking up
Fremont, says that he has waited patiently for
some endorsement from Mr.. Fillmore Of the
present movement in resistance to Slavery extern
sion, but has waited in vain. He is therefore
driven to the conclusion that Mr.. Fillmore is dis
posed to sustain the Slave States in the aggres-
siye policy they are pursuing, and can no longer
give him his support. Henceforward he goes for
Col. John C. Fremont.
La SoNNAxBULA.-In the middle of the second
or third night past. the parents of little boy re-
siding on Wadsworth street were awakened by
his calling upon them to open the back door and
let him in. This of course surprised them some-
what, having left him in his bed up stairs, Just
before they had retired themselves. When he
was again admitted beneath the paternalr roof, he
explained the reason Of his being out the door.
He had dreamed that his brother was playing in
the yard and called him out. In obedience to
the supposed summons he had jumped from the
window, and his conflict with the earth awoke
him. The window from which he sprang was the
third story from the ground, in the rear of the
house, a distance Of 20 or Is feet. He was not
injured BY the leap. Young Willie thinks be can
outstrip his schoolmates in jumping. - Hartford
Erening Press.
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..I.1AI'ESI NEWS.

a.1aoIs4 The Three Drsshers demonstrated.
e Elisha RsWashburne, lsreal Washburnc and
G. e. Washburne, have been unanimously re.
nominated, and will be ,riumphanily selected.
4 Mr.. J. K. Humphrey has our thanks for
late papers. tee sio'l 6Ngbs aat sa~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-06

m DIR. z. SMELL, sa 1T
HYDROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
my14-tfdsw Excelstsy Min Ter.
JOSEPH FORD,
Attorney and CounselloI. at Law,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
uENRY B. HERTs JR AUCrroNEHR-oFFIoE NO. 5,s

III Pine streetRch and elegant household furniture,
horses carriages, farming implements de- On Wednesday,
April g. at II O'Clock at he residence OF Cocne Charles
atPelbam Bridge, Wescbester county HENRY B. HERrs,
comprsng velvet tapestry Brussels and ingram carpss roso
furnure ane gallery Of oil paintings and engraving
getberwih Of hrst class household ueass
pair carriage horses bright bay hands high
caeche csrrage light carriage Also light wagons farm
carte farming implements rich silver mounted and
other hafneos Also lot OF trees shrubs DC, Terms
c catalogues sale Persons wishing to attend the sale
han leave by the Barem Railroad NJ and O'Clock for
wsms Bridge where stages viii be In readusss to take
them 10 The house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
TRAvMLIIEns' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAnROAD-FROM April. n
II 1855 The trains VIII leave Chambers street station se!
way train IL M emigran r. M for Pokeepae n ana
Nj tor Sing Sing 1880 A. n. and p. NJ; for Hudson,
Sing and Peessai trains stop a. the stations rss.epsa
Trains New York leave Troy at 43 and A. an6
aa5P NJ and East Albany ats, 7 and Us NJ and SlS
~ For Norwak landing at New Rochelle and Rocky Neck
after tuesday April e. s5 VIII leave pier east aide Of On
tnerine alp fss river daily Nundays excepted oces
daily. Leave South Norwalk O'Clock M fare 70 cents:
Rochelle GA. M fare % cents Freight taken re.souas
rates forwarded to place Of destination prompy pAyNhls
devery Of the goods All persons forbid usin -
person or persons on account Of said boat Apd OWNER wnou
written order frew bs AgepL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

w MtLLoR, AUo1IokkER.-RY HoU3arJs q
Ludlow pses aousoa street Mscdsass e-ssa s,a.e
health aad consists Ok sosa @as,a csepsts
English o,ctsh real lace wndow solid ross VOID
WITH Se.y legs 4s ana saiSsa Ii t Sssss
oseer with h s's a%ss sDa
onena gu paintings oos OF which yalYet $500 rteh gold
an; lss 9s ss ss
~ easoa sn Sae ss
tel Gotta four peror chairs arm and latJs eaau cost $500
stead richly roassood bureau wssh.tsna cs@mois
me % AID 1a, So ssa ts.Ds & also
labras gold gilt srandoe &c basement sold "a
asfi Ss s
all the rich gas chandeliers through the house.
" 9; MELLOR, AgcrIoNeEk,..BY aogdHtOs 4
The residence No l2 Eas Twea hseet ssc,od
original psnnSs soS moanei nsnis and pier @
SSs $500 each fnheS y Weston sroadw.y elegant
and cqu brocade satin window curtains WITH heavy s.e
ps aSs s
pHSolss made Sy nssoo% os Of New YO and ss
fronts richly carved Mirror
sSss sssss sssIs: ss:s EN-
sus "a great variety pure hair s w ssds b
and pillows; all tho bedding linen Sta Msxseies
The cssnbeIs ch tote. ware basement dining table
cost S25; chairs ch cut glass and Bohemian ware heavy
silver wAre balance handle cutlery rich French china
with endless variety Of rich articles Also
all the kitchen and laundry furniture which the sae Will
Catalogues of the sale viii ready Tuesday
when the goods may be viewed
w 8 A ME1 dS AgCT1oNEsa- Y HogaaISN
dagh street. of Willow Brooklyn, household
viz threepy and ingram carpets mahogany French AID
Gothic bedsteads pure hair mattresses bedding SOFAS
tables waah
vases &c together with the usual variety OF kitchen and
ment furniture. Deposits required from all purchasers
w O. ALBURTUs, AU0tIO sEER-YO WHOM IT NAY
~ concern.-W 9. A. will sell on MondIy April q, At 2
ers and other hard fancy goods vel
~. Sold to Day storage for the last two wears.
WM Writers, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON
w Thursday the 4t OF APRIL at l0 O'clock at +0l Bread
way four billiard tables with marble bedi and bar
fixtures fine cut glass ware Ac two large French plate mir
ice box four seees four chsndeers
iron SAFE beer threeistos rifle. iron target
ooe chest OF joners Tools Croon pipes & chairs tables
WILLIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sell at auction TUESDAY. April % at l01s O'clock the
ssesrooms no Pine street large ard assortment
and bedroom furniture convenience SALE
ssrg in part Of Whon Brussels grain carpets
French plate pier glasses brocste and lace window curtains
aE shAde quits carved rose wood parlor furniture covered
In brocae rosewood mahogany sofas
CLOTH arm End rocking chairs gilt etegeres with plate glass
backs and tops rosewood and mahogaDy marble
wood eiegefes deboard oak sdeboard mahogany side
beard rosewood French hedtead mahogany
deliers oak black walnut and mahogany flag
chas hair and DOL mattresses leather beds holsters
pillows mahogany extension dining tables Mahogany dining
and tea tables china crockery and glassware kitchen rn
DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

H WILSON, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE aas BROADWAY
IL. Auction notice Large sale Of magnificent and
ahogany household furniture panotore French plae pier
ard mante mirrors velvet carpets eegant oil paintings rich
siverware, canary birds, tel Wilson auconeer, Will
SELL by catalogue Tuesday April 90 at 10 O'Clock the
tire superb contents Of the residence 20 West Fourteenth
street. copssng Of three costly solid rosewood paror suites
covered in satin and tapestry OF various Styles zabethan
Louis XIV and the latest Partisan fashion solid rosewood
pier and centre tables Of the exquisite carvings
eegere large rosewood secretary fancy
laid with pear eegau reception chairs in SATIN Turkish easy
chairs In moQuet and tapestry large French pse pier and
mAne mirrors brocste and lace window curtains
landscape shades rich china and marble vases magnificent
rosewood octave panofore finished all round elegantly
lad with PEARL velvet carpets bronZea cocks grsndoles
rich and costly Paan ornaments oil paintings, comprising
great variety OF subjects by eminent foreign ars eior
singing canary birds and I'd oak dining fnrn
covered in push extension table fourteen feet dining
and chairs oak secretary elegant and costly china
dinner sets crystal and ruby glassware magnificent
silver cake baskets casters spoons forks 60 ,les
mugs savers, ivory balance handle cutlery rosewood aud
mahogany bedseads bureaus and washsands match,
suie French china toilet ets pure hair mattresses live geese
feather BEDS holsters and pillows lambs wool Blankets
wood chamber suite In hare cushioned chsr
rockers sofas wardrobes lounges couch bsd also three
epameled cottage bedroom suites ingram carpets mirrors
eDgrsvngs hall stand velvet carpets silver plated
rods oiclo,hs &C. Also all the fu nturo which
ebsces large and desira BILE OF
glassware, knives and forks kitchen utensils &c
The entire fur niure Of the cond
ton Of superior manufacture, hsvng been Ia only
time thus ardn2 an opportunity to housekeepes seldom
met with. sale pof0mptOfy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
1tHN L. vANDEwATRR, AUCTrONEER WILL SELL.
81 Ibis day Monday April u, ct 9S RAs Twenty sxh street

household furniture, paror furniture bedroom urni.
ture skitchen and library do &C. The p.ror consists
OF rosewood eea te SOFAS chairs stuffed back paror
chairs and sewing do mirrors, French 81 day clocks velvet
tapestry carpets rugs vases paintings engraving walnut
tell also centre tables hgypan marble top side table ancy
furniture consists of mahogany and walnut bedstesde bu
reans, washsands, commodes spring seat chairs chst
Of extension table chairs oco sidesoerd china dinner
tea and coffee SETS desert SET silver plated ties and coffee
set eastern &C., with general ortmeut q kitchen
furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
- aNr or apIENnIn ROSEWOOD rrR

: acIcnEp,s SALE OF BPLENDID ROSEWOOD FUR
"A nure BrooklynGW e ~ M ao auc q,
npy os,e Cty Hail. Brooklyn. carved redwood slae-
eegeres marble top dressing bureaus centre tables
gs iaadn tete Sofas secretary bookcases nc
also 10 BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets hair mattresses, beds
ard bee ding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
Henry 3. HeRrs Ja.. AuorIoNEER-By HHzR,

~ ENKY B. HEKTB JR. AUUTIUNEEK-BY HhNRY
II B. HERTs, JR, office No " Pine s.reet-Househoh
furniture sales at residences Of owhes giving housekeep
ing this spring h Jr viii give his personal attention
nuance OF iavors from hs friends and eli in need Of his
vices All accounts will be rendered and paid In cash the day
after SALE References Hon. John McKeon, q. g. District
Attorney JAS Wiet Esq.,. Sheriff OF city ana county 1t
new aosk sreds L vue Esq unaeT SHERIFF Charles a
RrOadEAY. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

uCTIOE NoyICE-M DOUGHTY AUCrIONEER ~
IA and 70 Centre street, will sell Monday his day.,
auction 10 O'Clock the elesant furniture OF IA nly
eoved for of Gale Elegant tapestry
and RI carpets mahogany and rosewood bookcases and
rosewood and mahogany dress and plain
Ia toilet set elegant French and cottage be
hsir mattresses ard bedding blankets pillows &c lace and
and riass ware with large lot Of boarding house furniture
kitchen utensils, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
RI II. LEEDS. AUCTIoNRER-BY q. H. Ls.Ds Co.

III II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEkDS co.
will sell BY Monday, April a. a. 10Y o'clock
the residence 81 Lexington between Twenty Nth
and twenty sixth SITS household furniture consisting velvet
Brussels and ingram carpets stair dol suit carved rosewood
or furniture crimson ard silver brocae elegant
wood eteRere bookcase rosewood marble centre
tables do tab gilt frames French plate manel
and pier mirrors checks brorzes paintings dc mahogany
Sofas lounges chairs in harcloh mahogany, rosewood
and black walnut bedstead bureaus and chars
hair and mattresses stair carpets engrsvings ooiers
Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

TOHN L. vANDRWATER, AUCTIONEER-WILLS SELL.
IS Union place, Tuesday, Apr g. at half past
O'Clock prechey magnificent pair OF black horses about
b hands high ears d believed % be perfectly SQUAD
have been used only by The family cost 81 900. Also,
family carriage. made BY j. W. Lawrence, In perfect
ordc and nearly satin lined has been used about
year, cost Also one open csrsge in fine order made
blankets bells sheets leopard and genet silver plated
harness &c The Ia want Ane establish.
CORNELIUS W. LAWRENCE executors Sale peremptory.
T hin L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIQNEER. WILL SILL
81 Tuesday, April o. at half 10 O'clock A SO Union
opposite Union square, by order OF Daniel Lord and
Cornelius W. Lawrence executors elegant household turpi
rosewood suits in brocatel; sofas, chairs psror
chairs gilt chairs carved and nad tables gilt in
laid cabinets rosewood card tables, rosewood carved
chairs blue satin embroidered chairs, satin danask
carpets chandeliers twelve lights; elegant bronze
clock with candeabras to match rosewood psnoforte
wood box extension dining table with general
OF parlor furniture. Bedroom urniureConssts OF
pee: rosewood and mahogany wardrobes, bureaus, bed
seads and wssstands toilet dressing tables light stand
damafk chairs Dar holsters and pillows toilet sets In
white gold; velvet and tapestry carpets fling room
coffee Bohemia glass dessert gooles wine, chan
paenes, decabers side Dishes tumbers. WinesMstera
cherry. bandy port clsret whskeyt cbampagnes &c I'll
brary furpjture tables, chairs with general
throughout oclobs hs, stand hall chairs carpet
and together with general of kitchen urni
Horfes and carriages and contents Of sta1isFsny
carriage msde by Lawrence. nearly new san lined and in
sleigh bells blankets sheets and Rnsi robes plated
SIT also par OF black horses Gig years old
abou, sixteen batds high fast travellers sound and kind
double AMI single harness.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

a bonds auction. Regular semi weekly sale. Albert H.
Ncclay viii sell Monday April 81 1885, at ls ocock. at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

A UGIIoH koTICR-Tgos BILL. AuCrIoNEER-BY
"A BILL BUSH-This day, at 10H O'clock In the sale
No II North William street. will be sold lot OF gooi
furniture including twelve feather beds &C. At II ociocx,
n invoice well assorted
and furnishing articles Also the remaining and most valuable
the eDt Of watches jewery. geld chains
pins Aso special line Of hosiery sces Shirts &c On
Tueeday sale OF furniture in the eaeroos. On Saur
day furniture at 81 Clarkson Other
will be duly announced Out door Gales viii always
ed ia az as to give satisfaction though partc
Iarlv With over different languages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
1At1LLlAMssuRa AUCTION NOTICES. D. BARRAs

w auetioneer. wil sell on Wednesday April 49, al ~
O'Clock A.. NJ, Tire contents OF grocery No. 175 Or
Sixth consisting Of teas cofee hams h
dies aoap, flour Indian and starch, Spices
butter cheee, &C. fxtures of The store, scales shti
and me ssures One platform scse, grocery gnn
ard ne cart, Sale postage Terms cAah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

WI PELL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAKERS sTO J6
w. at auctiop.-PhLIS 90. will cell at auction on
Wednesday, April % ut II O'Clock at l04 Centre street, bT
order OF the asegpee the stock of unns ed furniture In the
above store, comprising richly carved rosewood oak
walnut paror dining room and hall chairs IN the frames sofa
framee bureau wardrobe, with sssses; hail. pier aud
tables Also. at ~ O'Clock rosewood mahogany, walnu aud
wood boards plank and Terms, four IN his
over SlCg approved endorsed notes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

THosl vElTCH. AUCTIoNERR STORE 16 SPRUCE
street -Sherif's SALE Tuesday April 22 1856 at 9s
AM 1856 and ISL sesond street ali The fight title and int
rest Of Charles Richter Of In and 10 the lager beer brewery
bar, saloon and fixtures OF above premises, &C.
JAMES O. WIIIET. Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21

A UCTION SALE.-HOUsRHOLD FURNIrURE, RosK-
a wood panofore, &c. SAMUEL 0sGOOD Auctoneer,
office 50 Nassau street. will sell At the dwelling house No. 1868
contained in said house comprising IN part Brussels
tees sdeboads gas xures aud other window curtains
bureaus washsands large mahogany wardrobe dining and
psnofore rich cost $3.50 about months Cata
lOgues onm morning q sale