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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-06
W. A. WALKER.
BROOKLYN oRruopARDlc INSTITUTION,

April, 1854.
After most careful examination Of Mr. ]. Tobias
Glasses am enabled to testify that their hardness,
Il ruegs polishing nd exact optical shape render
them particularly re-ommendable TO those whose
merely optical mpa rment OF the eyes are IN want OF
uch uuxiliaries. / consider, moreover, Mr. TOBIAS
lly qualified to determine the focus OF the eye, both
Wv his optical knowledge and experience and by
means Of his optometer. In addition, can further
state that Mr. Tobias has supplied some OF my pa
t,cDts with Glasses, to their and my satisfaction.
LOUIS BAUER M. d.,
hyscian and Surgeon, Berlin Member Of the Royal
College of Surgeons, England Member OF the Med
ical ociety Of London, and OF the Pathological So-
ciety ot New York late Surgeon of the Royal Or
thoDe4dic Institution of Manchester, England, and
Surgeon of the B. O. Institution.
Copy of a testimonial which appeared IN the Daily
American Organ May 81, 1855, from Judge v Ellis
(a.e edl.or:)
81 aving suffered for many years past with weak
ness Of the eyes, and that defect OF vision which re
sults from too costant and intense use OF these
sensitive organs we were led to make trial OF To-
bas new and improved discovery for the eyes, whose
name heals this article. We saw them recommend
ed by sundry gentlemen of Virginia, whom we know,
and thsy sfore had less hesitation in making the ex-
perimenE We are more than pleased with the arti-
ele We read with less fatigue with these lens than
nv we had ever tried before; and we see more dis
inctly with them. Without meaning to disparage the
claims Of others, who have made improvements IN
.Spectacle Lens, we deem 1T but Just to make the
above statement Mr. Tobias resides on Seventh
street, opposite the National lntelligencer office"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-06

LYNcHBUaa November j, 1854.
From an examination Ot Mr.. IoElas's Glasses ana
from his observations and remaarks am convinced
'''' = : - !. j. BLACKFoRD, N. d.
NoRFoLK, Va, July 81, 1854.
IN the experieR, il of even two years, have found
reat difficulty in ,Daining Speetacles that were ex
soIv adapted to the weakness of my sight. This IN
oonyepience Mr. Tobias seems to have removed for
the present by the substitution for me OF better and
moe suitable Glasses. They are clear, chrystall
and comfortable to my eyes. would commend am
artificial aid in this way. J. JSIMKINS M. ID.
2rp The pair Of Spectacles you furnished mo yes
rdav are particularly satisfactory TO me- They are
very decidedly the best possess and ana the owner
II eight or nine nairs, carefully selected IN different
places and from opticians recommended to me on
account ot their professional standing France Eng
lad, and United States. have been also pleased
with yonr nerks and directions on the treatment
OF tie eys q he purpose Of preserving and impro-
! .ng the si sht
Respectfully yours CHS. CALDWELL.
Professor ofM O.. Louisville, Ky.
WASHINGTON, August s, 1855.
TaTiug been for Yeas under the necessity OF hav-
inr Vo ssts Of glasses lone for use in the daylight
ed Que for lamplght II procured one set from Mr..
Tobias which answered. both purposes have used
az fur several months, and find them excellent
EDWARD STUBBS
OF Department Of State
PErHRsBURG, October 21 1854
Ahort ,ve vearp aQO ] obtained from Mr. Tobias,
!, Washnaton, pair Of Glasses for the spectacles
which / used and found them Of great ssslstanee 70
nv decaving vision; and my opinion oi nun ls thai
M is stiu In the preparation Of glasses Tor eyes
h'' ~ :" e'"o = j. f. MAY.
See. for more lestmouiaIg, the Evening Star.
Aug l5-ly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-06

Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware of physical weakness organic
debility, deformites &C. should immediately consult
DIR. j., and be restored TO perfect health.
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
johnson, may religiously eon6de in his honor az
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
-7=z----NE W R7155I - : 3=s94az

NEW BOOKS.
4 NORA and the Doctor;
~ scenes in the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, hy aarI. Osgooi;
The Hidden Path By Marion lIarlSnd;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary Howett;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams by ChRs D. Leland
- The Slave Of the Lamp, by Vim. North;
Which: the Right or the Left!
The News Boy
WOlieEt's RoOst by Washington IrviaS;
Heroines Of History, by Mary 4. HeweIt;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry 3touOtnaniaes;
Life among the SiOrmons
Rogers Treasures of English Words.
Together with large the
various departments. Of Literature.
For sale by JOHN II. THOMPSON
oct3 LII Main at.
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Q HlNEsE LINIMENT.


rTNIS superior preparation ia presented the American
public with the greatest confidence Ia its efficient
tive qualities excel any other known neLt. l3 action
certain, safe and uniform. falling in
nal application is approprtate All who have tried regard
as inIallble tie following diseases RhSuat
Bruises Sweed Limbs, Weak Joints, White Swelling, PaIns
In the Back Hips Sides the Breast Face any other part
Of the hOdy tits excellent remedy in Bruises, aeAds,
Cuts 4e The usefulness Of this Eetmable chemical
pound is by cenaed the human species,
ethcacios EheneTer applied the diseases OF
domestic animal the horse Among the ay diseases and
aeeidCA occurring to the horse for which il the
tain may be named the following Cats Bruises sprans
the Shoulders Chaps Scratches, Cracked es Sweeney
Spine joints, For further particulars direction
on hotties.
TAKE NOTICE.
3Iany aah Just objections made AL the ordinary
nents OF the day of their offensive smelI
unSghty left upon the skin. wonderful
which verified to the asoushurnt Of The
found chelats the delight Of fstdSus patients
10 addition to Its surprising curative Effects, IL Is the
hsalhsu cosmetic aut agreeable perfume. To any part
the skin 10 Ehch be applied paEts rosy and
urAl glow which lasts for hours, and eAYes the vsvvy
sOINrS4 OF healthy skim ustea Of the erected ana cappe
appearance whchis result Of sost all otber
ticirS used fof that purpose Hence ldSs toilet
supplied with i who knows ts excellent qualities in hs
realize its agreeable odor need but open
bottle and Try for yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
MEDICAL
Prof. WoodaI


{ ri ARR EST DIR AI.IVTS I4now for she arst
Monroe street. which the only remedy invented
atEh esetqay the grey hairs aud RhtskeFs 10
the original color Of Soh, without dying the bald
head In short ttnlewi the natural covtng
run and prevent dc hair from falling Oh, and Tree from
the filthy sediment Objectionable
different names before publc the REsroR4fiVE Il
beautiful ssEele foy the toilet for old yonng aud can
only be appreciated BY It's and III respectfully tTi-
ted 30 eau At She Depot and examine the Of ladies'
and gentlemen OF high reputation IN The Satth and
Of stateaan aud SENATOR Judge BrPese,
In'nols
q l1LrLR, H. June u, 1854,
have aSsd Prof. o. s. Woods Hair Restorative,
haIs admired the wonderful effect Ny hair becoming
Thought prema;feIy grey bs by the Of sis Res.o
sIDSRY BREEsS;
ExSsrasor efthe United states.
PrOS. Woods tSefentnI SauuIiyc EInimeni.
This LinIneut valuable auxiliary Ia tr Treatment 81
some OF the most formidable diseases with which Il LOT
toeontend, for instance, fdmdsio4t or Tie lungs and
botses By thorough aud continued application Of tS
Lnleut the region the affected organ these other
wise formidable diseases dtsarmed Of than
ards Of mothers, they allowed 70 speak would with all
the eloquence OF feeling and Affection beag er united
toHy TO the fact that had sn0tched their children from
the very jaws Of death, and restored them to their former
health and beauty. Again, It will be found powerful aux
larry in wing what Is generally known Agus Cake
enlargement Of the Spleen In all cases where
ualaPPlieation IS tS IMMINENT viii be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT Gs5 BSoadWays New York. and 1i4
Harketst., ST.. Eous
Rer sale wholesale aat retail in wheeling by -
]. D. VOWEL, Monroe ST., and
MarshlT bridge oornrr.
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In al The principal cities aud Towns these works VIII he
delivered Free Of EseatnEe. When san, by mail, tie
The Postage to amy partOt the United States viii be but
Twenty -Four Gents year for 'naeEwOOd' aud but
Feurteen Oeats a year for each OF the Revlovs. ID
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Savings Bank Store.
Saw gAsuloaED LErrRRs 81, q 1uE 0

AM now receiving and opening an unusually large and
general assortment of Roots Shoes, Hats, BOnnCs I'M
aess and Carpet Backs at the Of Market and Mon
gee elrsets, whes VA the formerly occupied as
no Post oee and opposite the McLure House, very largo
SOD entirely stock which purchased cash. from
Zoe aauufasturers Of the North, under the favorable
aud or hsm The citizens Of Wheeling
End yeaity at reduced Wholesale and RETAIL and respectful
b solicit share OF patrona ge.
tdeeH 1aelsslto much In praise OF my stock. II
atnks not the people Of Wheeling easily
plugged by advertising puts; suffice Tito have any yar
ey o nens yonts aud boys Boo1and Shoes, mirror six
Enoissksn Tooi, LeghoTu, brush Hats
es syUry variety % s Lawn, Straw and Braid B0unets
I5C 'aasS recent fashions and styigE.
shoes, slippers CATERS both for ladies' misses
"'eau aud SEQ for yourselves =
HaytnS purchased large stock Of the named ard
s0s, would respectfully Invite Country
Rpd aepd their ORDERS viii duplicate biIs
purchased in The eastern cities for cash.
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SETTLE
(NS ACCOUNT Of change in their frm all persons
" debtcd 10 the snhscrhers their Retail Store
nes requested he ready for settlement the
ur by cash otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the firm NIL! present the for Hquidaon
McCLALLESS / KNOX.
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MISCEL.I1.A .NEOTTS.

No. 7s7.
Loop Enen'4 KIP boots 'vroasx,s oifrpas Sn.LF
i;Ieg 10 40 thick boots, CGrrRRS, RTc
-lgJ00s do do CALI boots $50 or vron1er,is saers,
1909 do do wafer proof do 400 do half gaItrrs,
4ESis RR5c4SS. SO do waking shoes,
S01 Tnelts calf br0gans, 5Nl do pegEed shoes,
1000 primo 90 &c do kid blsk n, slip
1000 do thick do pre -
1000 low priced Alssses RooFEEs, BrsKlxs,
BOYS HUgT2ES HTe,Efc
49O par boys thick bootees, $50 misses morocco lace
IVY do do kip do $40 do kip do
80 do do eaR do S0l 90 cali do
IoCTNB BoOTs. S0 do kid and moroe.
900 pr youth 3 calf boots co busRins
6y0 DO kip do 40 do hlSek, blue aud
15Og- de thick do bronsed saIteFs-
BOTS AND TourHs HGn34S5. CHILDREN 3 BOoT1ES.
1000 pr boys kip broSaas, 1880 pr fancy bootees,
1900 do thick do sOOO kid morocco
1868 youths 30 do 1900 childreu's pey'd
900 do Kip do 1919 children goat. 81
500 boys aud youths ealfdc 1850 do eolored
WoNEEJ LACE BOOTS, Gcx SHOES
$40 lace boots 400 paIrs mems ladies aud
lo9O ea!t DO ChtidTen's Gum Shoes.
6e9 kid do HtTR I4DcIP5.
1910 KIP do 40 dcs men Plush caps,
@O WOOL hats,
BoxRS.
800 wood band boxes.
Tankl tor the liberal patronage extended u.s.
SepI i tMeCIsAILENs. KNOX 4 CO.
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COMPLETED l,IBRARY EDITTorT

In five very large volumes With Portrait on steel
OF Charles Dickens containing the reading ner as
the Illustrated Edition. and Comprising over four thousand
very large double oOuHucd pages, handsomely printed and
VOLUME contains PlokNiek Papers and Old Curiosity
Shop.
olvenTWist Sketches by "Hoz' and
Barnahy Nudge
Nicholas Elckle6y, and Martin 04uE.
AtRit.
David coPperhFld, DOmbsy and Son,
and Christmas Stories.
Bleak House, and Dickens New 6tO.
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The farmers Guide,

U 1SCIE-NI4III L.FII FRIJIICIL 4 O.
REGE-LTE42E.
By HRSEY STEPHRSs, H. D., Of Elinburgh and The late
p NUFOH, Professor Of Scienihc Agriculture Yale Coz
eSF, Sew Haven vols Royal osts 1870 pages, and
numerous Wood and Steel EnErayings.
ThiA eOnfesscdI the complete work on AErisU
ture ever Ihliished and in order SveR wider eirgua
tiou, the publishers hare resolved rcnce the Fice 10
FIVE DOLLARS POR THE TWO VoLtNES.
When sent bv mall (Postpad) California and Oregon tic
price will be s. ToeYCrr other the Uuion
ada oHlnaldI So az This IU6Jk Is 6s old Book ~
Rernittances for any Of the above publications Ould all
ways be addressed post paid TO the Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & co
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PnhjiC No+iCe

Public Notice.
EIAy1SG discontinued the Grocery busp"as heretofore
IL kept BY me, Market street. in tho Of Wheeling.
all persons indebted hereby make pay
before tina LIST day CT April otherwise The viii be
In the process collection b. suit, without
persons, ANDREW MELDEW.
March 18th, 1855 rasrI4
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Payments to be made in all eases in adcanee,
Honey current in the State arbers issHed

CLUBBING.
discount of twenty-five per cent from the rrCes
w be allowed to clubs ordering direct from w. Scott Co.
Tour OF more copies OF any one Of the above wos rhu
Four copies Of Rsckwooa Of Review viii be semitic
one address for $780, four copies Of tho four Reviews and
BlaekwoOd for $50; and so on.
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z4sasv,LLa, ONO.

Rr. J. B. Pondersaid:
DEAE sE-I have been afflicted fcg three yearp
With RhSuna.r in hack and for the last six months
able get out Of bed without help agent In
city insisted trying bsttleOf Chang Flu LniutR
and try what eject wOp have; and bo;I has relieved
much that able get my bct without di
Guilty 1t has been blessing TO just W yeuEseltSnd
you will be well pleased.
-, Mas. n, COCHRAN.
80 + IL LOGAN { CO..
mJI:iy Bridge Corner.
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Price Of complete setbOuad in black CLOTH fu, Gilt
illustrated Edition in 10 voIu

ThiA edition IL printed thick Rne white pRDer
and proiusely illustrated, with all the Original ustTn
tiSns by Gruisshank Alfred CrOWqlI, Phir &C., from he
volume contains novel complete aud may be rad sctT
beautifully bound in cloth, for 4lsOe SET or any volume
separately, as follows: p - 'NF@s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
A COTTON NOTICED. 5. HouGH, AuCTIoNEEs.-

A UCTfCN NOTICED. 8. HOUGH, AUCTI0NEER.-
IA Magnificent ROSEWOOD pianofoe French plate
cases. almore oil psintipgs and costly wood
sus 1his Thursday mort Ing at 10 90 ock, at tina resi-
deDoe not boarding house ~ Warren street, ppoe the
depot the Hudson River Railroad These goods OF the
exceed In this CITY, and warranted witba the will
10 he parlors thcse wishing fine goods wi lind II
advantageous to be early In attendance Contens In
Parlos and extension TO OF l ya.ds ftsues
leys mske entirely unpjured: also, one egaut roscwo
suit pieces In cIns0n and French satin
do. In sud crimson Fl ench satin brocael both sod
and heavily carved also The linen alp covers splendid
rosewood bookcase pae glass doors and lined With crimson
silk hroue rosewood ano side eegere with marble top
and nsd with plate rrrors Target octave action piano
tables beautiful embracing sofa and ohers
mmodous spring easy chairs also ladies' reception chairs
elegantly covered heavy lace curtains, cost $780, Also oeau
f shades 6ney framed Preach pier glasses with abs and
eminent suhors number of fine French clocks OF
descriptions porcelain vases, OF immense also.
and statues; Parian gures and other choice de
coratons paper mache rear na rosewood workab
long, mahogany dining and tea tables splendid eencn
china gold hand dinner $50 pieces 56 and
80 pieces aso silver do and pieces for tea and cotee
cups, &c fine chased and bottle casters, ivory ba
hade cutlery, elegantly patti WATERS cut tumbers
oblets totes for wne &C.; 10 PRESCOTT mahogany dining
BedroomsA large variety Of esgant rosewood and mshosa
bedstehds Of different stvles Also mahogany and
washstands ine tapestry nVan carpets toilet SETS
terpapes blank hair mattresses msogany centre and Ard
sides host OF other goods entirely needless to
II may pecessry to those coming from
that thev will not re disappointed With this catalogue
goods either In their quality fnish present condition. as
there broken down pisce OF furniture among
them Sa positive and the catalogues ready. Apply
at the hsuss. OF at the auct6 neers ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

Al C7ION notice.. BOG ART. AUCrIONEER.-BY
a g.. BOaART-Tts day. at 10 o'clock. at 764 Broad.
way nrsar h;ahth street, viii sell by virtue Of chatel
osaye and writ OF execution, elegant hotel furniture
Of pRrior suits. mahogany SOFAS do chairs
arbe top table, large pier classes canaak and lace
window curtains. cornices BRUSSELS ply and ingram
pets; and gas chandeliers and
OIL paintings and engrsynss large sssortaaen. q
bsck cedsteaes cured hair mattresses feather beds
bedding dressing bureaus, wnshsands toilet set
looking glasses extension dining tables seat chairs
silver plated ware marble top bar and eating counters large
decAners tumbers, Cr0ton pipe oilsotn
atipg Kitchen furniture croceery cooking utensils;
billiard three splendid billiard tables re two mahogany
and one rosewood, &C.. DC. JAS b. BENsEl,
Deputy Sheriff and Attorney for mortgage
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sioci cass fnrrnre 10 10 .aia -, ~ ~ .

LNURNII U RE AUCTION N0TIcE.-CABINET MAKER,s
II soct 1T q class furniture, sold by auction on Fri
day. Mt i0 oceck at the waIercoms 6ls Broadway 4 few
doors above Houston street. hOUdpTON 4 MriIpR will
sell At aocco as above without reserve reno
val the entire stock Of cabinet furniture contained IN the
warerpoms which manufactured in best po,sib man
ner TOR custom trade, and which examnaoo will no
found be well worthy the and bs
trade and ccmprises handsome carved
and plain ey, lea OF rosewood oak, mahogany bsck
furtnfe suite for psro-s dipp gooms libraries ana
cbsmbers rich rosewood and mahogany CO.
hsircch: also, unfinished In MUSLIN marble top and
fancy tables and reception chairs library
dpingroom chairs ball sepds, rosewood bedeads bu
reaus mahogany and walnut bedseads, bureaus aud
stands oak chamber sets comoee richly painted and
char0ber sets hair paaases chslrs
ohe articles, We would invite friends and purcha
rers generally 10 call a the 68 Broadway day
before the sae and examine the goods Catalogues
ng OF Goods purchasodto out OF the city will
packed shipping NJ reasonable Charge the furniture
can remain storage Will May, tree Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-FRIDAY,
ID March q at 10 O'Clock A. M the central saesrooms
of Woughby and Pearl streets Brooklyn regular
weekly sale Of household furniture comprising suite OF
hoeany paror furniture, In crimson nno piece rosewood
mahogany aud walnut chamber furniture. eegere ladys
writing desk mahogany sofa bedsesd tapestry Brussels and
ingram capetwo splendid French plate pier gasses with
the usual varsity OF furniture Also elegant rosewood
plano, two plain panos. oil psn'ngs, splendid EAglsh
lowing Colts violin and
ducimor, DC, &C.; furniture and harness.
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4 Uor1oN korIcE-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNsER

UCTIoN koTICE-A. DOUGHTY. AUCrIONEER,
IA Mortgage sale OF household furniture Friday, at l0H
O'Clock the ssesrooms, and ~ Centre street consisting
tapestry Brussss and three ply and stair carpes
BILE dress and ain bureaus wAshsands bookcases els
CANT bedsads rosewood centre tables
and claw extension tables, French secretary,
bedseads cured hair matresses nell
chamber u plee pier and oval window
ciutaius and cornsQes shades &C. Also elegant
bossny pispooe aud stool pslosses beds bed
cling, blankets, quilts oil cotns kitchen furniture &C.
A. SENNIN0S, Jr, Attorney for Mortgages
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L'OR sALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
with about nineteen OF land just twelve miles from
the Chy Ball overlooking The Harlem with small view
q the Hudson ons Of the most picturesque situations in
The ghborh OF New York The IL
Portable dwelling OF II exclusive Of the Alto
All the modern improvements except also farm house.
superior oubd Of brick fab pond Zoe house &C album
dance q iruh and nc Grapery "a one me from Forham
Depot Haer railroad almost hour during the
ard from the city, TIL IL O'Clock r. NJ Inquire a 81
Waher street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

RY F. ooLyoR. AUCTIoNEER-GENrEEI4 HOUSE;
sell tomorrow Friday March g. at M O'Clock, at 1855 FRANK
lin street. between Hudson and Greenwich Streets the entire
furniture the house. with the exception of the parer furn
iure It VIII consist in part Of brussels thiesply and In
steads mahogany chairs Die dressing bureaus and
washstands centre and work tables very fine polished
p ed stair rocs: beautiful tapestry. stair carpets feather
beds hsr aresses palasters several fac oil paint
pgs china and table cutlery iron and wooden
&C. Ao very fine rosewood melodeon, IN perfect
order All the above gcocs will he sold without
der ogive possession of the house the Let OF April
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EuetnE y FRANKLIN. AUorloNEEs-B PRANK

EUGENE ~ FRANKLIN, AUCTiONEER-BY PRANK
II LIN NICHOLS Friday morning, 18th INST, at 10s
o'clock a. ~ Nassau street. sale OF new and sond ad
furniture Brussels carpes &c. comprising large stock OF
superior Furniture worthy the attention Of housekeepers and
Inc Trace as the whole win be sod without and
FISTS oil roseaood mahogany and walnut paor suits s0as
ss chairs lounges centre card sofa and fancy
t8oes sohd OAK cha nber furniture enaelled d. maho
gany rosewood and walnut bedeads dressing and other
bureaus wsstsands hair mare pal aees kre-ch plate
mirrors M Tain g. china and glassware fancy goods &C.
and TO- % ussels ard other carpets exeason dining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

A UOTION NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
IA By Be IL BUSH This day, at 10H O'clock In the
sarooms u north william street win be sid lo OF car.
good second hand uraure. chairs tables Thu
reaus, carpets beds blankets quits table and bad linen,
seven pieces tapestry carpet YEA tor family use sso
splendid paintings and engravngs seven fine wacnes one
splendid jewey. rings pins. chains diamonds. &c Al
SIX three harness. desks,
Office chairs &C. Friday large sale Of dry goods furnishing
andfAn articias Gc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ NICHOLS solicit sales Of furniture ut dwellings,
Ties breaking up housekeeping send their goods
70 street, where beat attention will be
their sals. Advances when required. Returns promptly
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

"A By virtue Of execution, will sell, this day, at 10Y
O'Clock M 45 Canal street, large assortment Of
household furniture consisting OF bedseads couch oeds
couches leather beds mattresses sotas hair and other
lot Of chewing tobacco and snuff and hand play
ing nina tunes. s. J. JONES, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE. THIS DAY.
"A Thursday a ION O'Clock ct rs Franklin street, fourth
house OF Broadway: rosewood pisno OF brilliant
and finish parlor furniture of solid RI;
pets oil paintings, large oval pier glasses rocking
CHAIRS mahogany and mspe chairs sofas dining ana
ashsapds match; best hair matre crocke.y glass
ware, &c /: three enameled cottage suits
JAS. H. WATTS, Atty for Mortgages.