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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
DnIionrruL WEArmna.---Fsr The

DELIGHTFUL WEATHHHs--Fsr the
past week or ten days there ba been
The most delightful weather !, this
vicinity. Tho days have beer like
the spring time Of year, aud th, mar
tins deceived BY Il have begunto re-
build their nests, ID The gable ends !.
singing the songs Of old with which
their voices have for ages past1bssn
melodious. The mornings are lsher-
ed In with their praises 70 God, whilst
the nights, are full Of melting noon
light. The enjoyment Of such sea-
son, Is heightened BY compsison,
with the cold north, and frigid part
of The Union, where frost aptarad
cd In August.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09
NOTICE

NOTICE.
IL PERSONS indebted 10 Tho undersiknsd !
~ account Of the past and pTsvious years, q
requested TO come forward and settle.
sept2-h B. JOURDAEs
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-09

THE OrtNfoN or TnR EpiTon or
rHE WASHINGTON UNioNe--It IL not
Il all strange, that circumstances alter
caser They always have, and for
shis reason, We may safely conclude
always will. During The canvass Of
1852, Mr.. A. Q. P. Nicholson, editor
Of The Washington Union canvassed
the, State Of Tennessee, ID opposition
TO Gen. Scott, The Wing nominee for
President. As parson Brownlow.
says /" be shed his crocodile tears be.
fore every crowed BE- addressed, be-
cause 20 good q man a. Fillmore,
who had stood firm for the rights Of
the South, had been set aside BY an
ungrateful Convention at Baltimore,
to give place to Scott, the favorite Of
Ssward--this miserable hypocrite. we
say, now comes out and says, Fill
mores abolitionism will suit the
North"
In The face Of all this, the Union,
now, with The same editor has the
etfrontry To charge Mr.. Fillmore, with
abolition proelivities. Consistency's
. jewel few posses.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Nd0rt6t

trirb Nsrmit sc9ctrn, bue bic llntcrssi&nstsh ats
Scn Der Sinterla1snI6aft beS
oerItprtsnen SpnatGan 6eiiman. lebtbin
ppn Nurb .gSbeltaa 5aunI6ip, Zelda Co., sr~
nannt wcrben linp gle bisjeniaen tatsr, wel&e
nod an triaste Snterlalsnl6oft IdalSis iinb,
iinp bicrbur6 oufsrfcrtert innsrbalb 6 sSc&sn
Gn;nufen unU atsutr;ablen. llnp Sclde, mel.
DE upG rsGtmaBsr glnfcrccrunscn an briaste
6intcrlaiienIGNft baten, lno ebenfals eriu&t
icl&c innrrbatb ter trIaeten 3et wcblttadtt8t
einWbdnpi9en AT
GtrIrs $ocilman }
9ov. 6. 99rpbrinG ( 9tb'rrS.
GnYib 9ctrr,
@u9uT 6. na6nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
9(QentQu11 9lfQpemie.

Nutlt@NuN N|upSHttt+
Gas SpitioGr5 Germtn btele5 SnRitut5 wirb
anfauscn am WUnag Den lltrn september.
gE6Drcub Der Sacaticn Iino aus8ccetnte 3uISbs
;u ben 2itareme 0jeb1urrn gema6t wprrrn.
Die SduG7utcn in alien Oepartemrntrn inS
0CyIumt0, bequrm unO 1njc9Cnc, unO Der SpiGIs
8rnp it nit IhidItArm 0Ymnaltl4sn NPPerat
3ubcreitGt.
Oa8 putltfum 1T SerTAut boB bic GuGerite
SrmHDm9rn, rurG 9utmiitbt9e, 1Aarftnni9e unC
erfltrnc gebrrr, angewanrt werpen, UNI ben
6rrtI4ritt Der 3t9ljn8c 5u br5prdsn.
2ebrcr.
8. q. @rcocry, Il. NJ, 9)rin,pal,
Ser 6. 8. 6art5Grrne, @eBGlie unb 2eGrrr
Ycn 3etdnrn unb Walrn,
@rrr q. s. SartSbrrnc, GcEdtft Gn9liIA mS
GloITcatiI6,
6rau s. q. Gregory, Wuff,
9RB 2oui1a s. GGipman, Yianp mlb Guitar,
IGB s.. 8. t3artsberre, 9ucrptrcb,
Dip 9. u. Gjjtion, Yrtmar. Orpartrmeut.
Staten brs ltntcrribt8 pcr &irrtrl:
Yrimar Ocpartrmcnt $3.50
ojemrinc Gmslild,e GhNicn, $50 unp 500
NGbue d" unp 2atcini19
unb GjrieAtih, $50 lis 600
GngGia unp JranjETI4, $50
Wuiit, piano, 500
Gjetrau6 Der pianp gum llntrrrt4t, 200
MuIt, Guitar, 600
Gjrtrau3 Der Guitar gum llntrrri6t, 100
Draining, 800
Malm Dammit 5hrtr) 600
Qlartrpn, 9usut IS. 1856. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Die Grntc lit pDritber
Suni ls.

uuo Dem 9anomonn iiiuc Stbtuir III onstfdHt mN
rtifn SrtbtGn rit ibu rpabrlbttnLitb ctntn IbGuGn
G5aUiun trin9tn wtrocn.
luN III olr linton Stbub= uno 6utsStcbr 9lc.
II G2Its0amiltcnsSro5 nobI ou9tfdut nit Sttt:
III, Sbubcn, 0uttu, Sruuts, @aIij5u, Garptts@a9s
ttt. unp ncb c6Gnoren 70 wrhftl po6 tbr euth etr:
punolrr pCroIt. Sd rtrtoufi cub f5hGnC SbubEn
fir 9Gotts an nur 37l Gents pas Y0ar G6rrbE
NRonntlhubtu fur 75 Gents bo6 poar ; Stttfd an
81 ,25 Sinner ShuDtu an . Gents cas Yaor.-
sur; ib ptroc ttirt gpU5tn iparsn cub in alien
binGMtn iu btfrigoi9cu. ST9t6et olc otu Srt
uiybt, &C 1T sc. ~, g8slt oamjucnsStra9t, in Dem
triisn nsutn @ltiurG rttrbott ba9tntutb's 2BrtbSs
bauS.
Gtin8 Glcrt.
Nuu %. r13ul
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
SSrcipilligcr
S0erif8< G1nbiDdt.

M Sic frcirn umS inabbtugtgcu ErmGbIrr pen
Gcdba ISuTtp.
t--gluf9cfcrSrrt Srn Sirlrm
5reuupel, hin iG Su Dem S6luB ecfcmmcn, mid
tri Der ni9Rsn gGabt ais ctn Ganripat ftIr haS
9 bcrtf SsI MT
fir 9cda Gaunty, nn;ubirten. - So(lte td bat
Slid baGen srwGblt su rpcrren, 70 perIprrfe i4
bic p1i6tcn reS 9lmte5 mad befrn 5abistrten,
sctrsu, pdnttliG, 9cpjBenbait unp auf cine unpar'
tbeiiI4e g4rile ausJuubrn
1piIliam ,5cHcr.
@lrntaun Gua. t3. 1856. rQbg4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27
Sreirpilliser
S0ertfSz SzG1nbtb1t.

IN sic frciru uno unabb&nnigem Ermdbler pen
Gctba LomntY.
Mitbdrger:- 9tufBrmmtrrt bur6 zine
srcGe 2lnSnbl mrincr 5rrunor, hin iG ttwrSsW
wprNen, mid ais ein Gonprat fir ras
g 6ertfS q t,
fiji 2c6a Gauntp, tri Der nS6iirn 0a6I an3ubies
ten. Sptltr i'd, baS Slid taten eripGblt su irtr-
rrr, 70 mcrre id bic 9fIi6ten bes glmtes auf cine
setrcue, piinttI4e unN unpartbstif6r @sife ausa.
Zen.
Sacpb S6laud.
gturntnun 9(uSu1 13. nqtB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-08-27


an tcr StroGe BON rer 2ttlrntcwn Turrdte mad
S4mpf5 @ja1OauS, swjlAcn Der 6urnGcr
limb per MoiAincns sgGerttdttc Spn Srio>
0e5, Biiiun unp 60.
Die ltnttvwidultln Gtrjintn Id1 ritItr Nittt9cr:
hCit, i6rtn 6rtunpcn uuo ctm @utIttum I'M Nu9t:
mcincn rit 2tnjilr gu moth', roG Nc am rNt9cn Srt
pji;bIu teio9ttr GtroGt uuo Ger GlItnbobn
cine nrue Gpnrbz 2jGrb
uSTntt uuo c;rlu ftFr ouS0crebnttn otIlcmcinSn
&crrotb Wouhcl }ctr Mt cnNdc9t hoten, io roB E
i'm StirNc itnN, UItn natb 2Eunta 81 6tfritot9i9tu.-
Chr Stcd faGt gum StCjt In ftb:
@rlts unb gGri6pctnb S,ocrtcarr5, StIntIina,
53cnlIc6, 5tn3tcarrs uno StGntlinN5, Dm6s
,ioc, 2altcn, 2Gtt6cn, Gparrln, 8aItrm jcrr
2lrt mrttA btrre5 Sdu0cl5, 2citrrtGume,
&tnrptcnrr5, Yrriii1Ithe 9oitrn uno pcitcns
ric0cl, icrcytci S&Rpcln, unb Uterpoupt jeNtn
in iDr 6aA 9cD6rcacru Gytitd,
wclbt6 a1lta fI al zen UiGi9illn QrStFcn m mrtau;
ftn cntftctu ijnN, SupGm FG jbrcu ocf lt etCbt an
OCT 2ttbl babtu, 1nN fl res ttNEuttnotn SuhrIchne
UbtrhtGcu oCn onecrt oantlr ;u bciohttn boben UNI
jbr 2uaNtr rcn "a in rtt Stoot ja fobren, o"br a'
3iu mir
Spnrt cucr Gclt,
Nrn mir TuN Inn Gtoncc ~ chtfcittr ;u rcrtor;
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taucn oloyntln crtr @ouhcli troutbcn mSaEn ntrrtn
- n ibytm 0yc3tn @crtbdt Guccu, crit ttt uns an;
mruftn, tbe iil itnit brs GinfiufI MAIDEN.
0urh rrcmptt @Ioitnuuo uuo Elm tcftintars
arcfEs NGcrt0mtn olItr Nrttc rie In hr Sotb echS:
rIr. brItn ris untr;rihnGttn ouf joElrtithtn 3u:
irrutb.
Ibnpn 20brccbt.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

AUTHORIZATIONS EMILE VrLLRTTE
III professor OF autoeraphy reading of character by
persons hand wring} and spiritual writing medium, will.
Spnm me receipt twenty ss Gents equivalent postage
fun deineao OF their character love- success destiny &c
also DESCRIPTION OF e they love or will marry. Ad
Office. ' '
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u r. LEsps & co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II r. LEEDS & CO.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III costly household furniture, sperdh French mante
ptr mi rors hree magnificent sold wood pAFior
velvet and Wilton carpets rosewood pianofor4e vsluAb
paintings bronze and mauta clocks, &c. contained u the
GLASS house No 462 Broome street. few doors from Broad
h. r. LEADS win sell on Friday. FEB: q, ct haif-pa
ofhe above house nost o. winch made TO order
been I'm use but short time Purchasers are asgured
DE eub contents Of the above house viii be percmpt,
sold and tbe goods must be removed immediately f0m|
premses Parior-Aupehcr wood pAnotorte three
cent paror sui covered IN rch satin sroesde
velvet with alp covers, AL OF the most ceaty descnp}
costly mante and pier mirrors. aesant lace window curl
and des three magnificent rosewood etogeros marble
With plate glass and oack carved cAntre
pier tables with tops; msgndcent rosewood secre1
Bookcase Turkish and reception chairs IN emorosdered
mirror corner eesers marble ecretore sevr, and Dre
marble and ormou clocks rich velvet and tapestry
PETS bTopses aod parlor ornaments &c. xnS nnm 3
room and cham rurni,ureok exession .abe Rob q
cake ba&koA ossers, china dinner eet. china VA
soaee SETS ruby and sai Rass ware, ivory and oil
cutlery. &C.; splendid carved beds,esds ee(
rosewood waahstasds 10 MATCH hair matro1
feather beds md bedding, 4c rosewood comodes, e
Decorated china toilet ses freoch oval mirrors mahes
suis. furniture IN hA coth cottage and spring seat ch'
rosewood bat stand Engsh oilcloh, stair
THIS sale Will be nund worhv the special attention Of thol
OF drst class furniture - the house replee With ev
elegance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29
EDUCATION.

CTATB AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POUCH
keepSe, Now York. new system; training In The prac
ing professional business taught Hsxserm commences
has accepted proessorshp j. W. Fowler ESQ., oratoricai
professor. Tesimonals:"Mr Fowler the most accom-
pshed orator north Of Mason Dxons c"-Hsnry Clay
he trials and arguments and general speaking Of his pupils
are truly wonderful "-Boston Journal System improved.
o j. NJ. Tonet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

n ENRY g. HKkTS, JR., AUCTIONEER -3HURIFl
II Of the xge and valuable balance stock Of groce
4c adjourned VI 70 morrow Friday Eeo ~ O. VA ocscc
COO worth choice consisting 10 Of choice g
and crushed sugars spices OF every descrpon pickles. p
served uis, sarse lot Of Swiss and Paymessn and ot
chsesr; yellow, white and CASTLE soaps and nda1
line candles; Rardines, anchov'es olive oil, wines hquo
Scotch ALE London porter Also office fixtures iron safe
grocery wagons three horses Also large lot OF
eegars Terms cash Caslogues morning Of e
BY order OF FkED'K L. VULTE, Deputy sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

ENUGEkE b. FKANKLIN, AUCTIONEEK.-Bf FRANK.
II lin Nichols this Uriday) morning, at l0h o'clock
eaesroom 10 Nassau John will be Sold
pay advances superior rosewood mahogany and walnut
solid oah walnut mahogany and rosewood suits Of bedroom
furniture extension tables In mahogany, wanut and
with chairs MATCH also and other sofas
chairs rockers spmg seat Iarlor chairs, lounges CENTRE
card and sofa tables washsands bedsteads
tary library wardrobes suits OF enameled
chamber fh hair Mattresses paasses French plate
miIrors oil paintings eed clocks fancy goods &c
&c. Also 10000 imported sessrs This worthy the
attention OF boAek eepers ana the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

IILNkY Il. LEEDS CO. WILL aML ON YRIl
n Feb g. at II O'clock Of the sales room, 10 Nassau
large collection q rare and curious booka od and
ters Of Lord Ne son. vols; Chalmers Memoirs, :
Bresches BIBLE, lto hro ns's Hishand Clans,
bchsId's History q kDgaed vols, foiio Bsdfords Ok
pondence, vols; CAmpbel's Lite; vols Docuuensar,
mans Manual vols ;0rord's History Of France. 4vols
HuDter's Geographical sssys vols; Wilson's Ornthc
and many others equally valuable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

UCTlON NOTICE.-THOS. BELL AUCTI0NKER.-BY
"A BELL BusH. This day. q l0n O'clock 70 the sales
II William street, win be e0dA Rno stock OF dry goods
web assorted ALSO hosiery and gentenens furnishing goods
cAcos manuDaa clothing aiors goods thresds needles 500
valuable rifles and guns spepdd brsech iosains Do With
&C Saturday extepaive and valuable variety Of household
and cabinet furniture. Next weeks sales VIII be duly
nounced We prepared 70 attend 10 outdoor sales
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGAHT, AuCTIONEER-BY g.
"a BOGART, saturday, at lOX O'Clock q. IS Frankfort
street, small lot Of geneel household furniture Mahogany
sos Brussels carpet marble table chairs looking gAss
epgraypg crokey and glass bed and bedding chan
deler, Ii chen furniture and fixtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

n s. HOUGB, UCrIONEER--TO- MORROW, ga
~. turday mornp Ut the residence No. 10 Murray street.
College place ali The fine and costly ,urnure hiogs
ard viii be sold without To the highest
bidder Sale viii commence positively = 10Y O'clock A. NJ
and best made furniture in the city, and without regard
peDse offers extraordinary Inducements TO housekeeper
The fale viii commence In the
Parore which contain elegant octave rosewood
piano in frs order made by Barmore of this city, and
warranted magnificent rosewood parl0r SUITS In different
colored French dsmssks tables CHAIRS stands
cupboards stands book racks &c. kc s in and
finely finished very fine oil paintings. embrace
andscapes marine siews print and game pieces &c. So
ply and ingram barge French pier glass oval do m very
rosewood ottomans elegant Aays French rosewood In sd
escioe and cabinet comoned finely finished rosewood buffet
in plate glass with white marble top OF French china
elegantly decorated bis ornaments and satuarv scGfp
tured represe nations elegant ebony Gohc mepieces do
marble, rugs mats, chairs, &c.
carpets, mahogany and wood bed
scads do bureaus do. washsands fine mahogany sofas and
settles countefpanes holsters End pillows BLANKETS gilt mir
boch sofa beds. toilet SETS &c, DC. In the
Dir ing room is splendid banded dinner es ia French
china $50 pieces several do tublers gobe Wines de
eagters fine silver ware casters services DC
common erockery ivory cutlery oil Cloth stair carpets &C.
&c Punctusy Is requested Cartmen In attendance Cas
logucs repdy.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Dsnanheh - ysv YsrA city rsa e0ss,
friday, February -, 1850.

pvAnAsd sxsAsstvely In ~ Nsw YoHx HEAD, BY Ast
CosGress-s paper Aasiae as iarss osscslossos y a,y
pspey u as Ussss1 NatS.
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VA @. MEI.LoR, AUCTIONEER, BY HOU0HfON 4
w MEILUR.-This day, (Friday) at 101s O'Clock at the
large boarding house $50 Pearl street near broadway
piano. fixtures. aldeerr parlr furniture sotas dans
oomsns mahogany chairs, &c also. bed
df twenty rooms; all the kitchen furniture &C.
my the attention the trade Deposits required rom every
purchaser Catalogues on morning OF sale Goods be
n oved tho day Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

Abbot Miss L N b
Adams Mrs q II
Aaosps Miss Mary L
Abriehs Ann Maria
AATich Ms James
AlexABder Ms Jane
Ahen Mrs L
Allen Mi ~ Grace
Allan n n MARI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

f. VAN ANTWERP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 auction notice The large sale Of hardware commene
On the ssb viii be continued This day = 10 O'clock a.
cutlery English and American 6es slightly damage
casks assorted German goods 10 grass scyhes,
Catalogues row ready. Terms six months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

w e. ALBURTUs, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Friday Feo 49, At loH O'Clock 1t l34 Smith street
PROOF the contents Of boarding house, consisting OF
general assortment OF household furniture BEDS bedding
&c Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

w LILLIAN T. BOYD. AUCTIoNEER.-sILvER PLAT
w ing estabbshment-On Saturday, March l. at l01S
O'Clock No 5 Aurens street. the contents OF The above
of superior athes, br6se wood vices FLEA
turin ho chucks, drills and taps, portable FORGE benches
electro plate apparatus panerns castings plated work. scales
end wePhs Tot Of lead and block p &C furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

LfxECUTION SALE OF DRY GoODs.-JOHN W.
~ SOMERINDYKE, Aucdoneer, will cell Saturday,
March l0s O'Clock q. store No. ~ korh William street.
near Chatham by virtue Of several executons large asso
trmm edenes and Insertions lace sleeves and colars
che netes ns and gloves large stock Of silk and satin
ribbons hid Tovet artificial flowers lace and cambrc hand
kerchies hosiery bindings tapes. thread, needless &C. DC
CBAS. r. WATTS Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29
ASTROLOGY.


A sToElsHNo TO ALL MADAME MORROW. THE
"A seventh daughter has natural git past present
Snd future events and all the Of life the
thoughts and will speedy marriages. and the ike
Intended HUSBANDS and absent friends and win
bring together those who separated who enjoy the
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss All who wish good
pressed their belief that she he most wonderful ASTROLOGICAL
In the world that has been known though prao
ses nothing but what recopceable phiosophers
charge satisfied Broome street. between apnon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
WONDER-THh GIPsRY CIRL.-THTs RENOWNED
and only true palms In America can be consulted With
on 81 events Of at 284 Broome street. Allen street.
fee 30 eenia n B-he trnpert secret which any
lady gentleman obtain the affections Of The opposite
sex. Charge extra
NLA1Rv0fANCE.-MRs HAYES. I76 GRAND STREET
~ near Broadway s the best medical carvoy
ant N america Diseases must ne cured by Mrs Hayes
lees Providence has other wse ordered gver
oabtent rfends CnerpR advice given respecting business
hsnsiaciory examinations gwen, remember, or no pay.
CLAIkyoYANCE-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
~ street. few doors west OF Broadway II the most
ecsrfu medical and busn cAvoyant In America asthma,
bronchitis liver complaint debility dyspepsta
lever ana sgue. de- cured cxablo and satisfaction war
ran'ed or NO pay taken
hADAyB BREWSTER, TIRE RENOWNED AsrROLo-
M g OF Is Madison street, will give reliable account OF
he nate Of the mssrR steamer Pacific All thoee Interested In
her tate are req uested 10 call.
MATRIMONIAL.
FINE LOOKING YOUNG GENTLEMAN TWENTY.
"A eight years Of age eerous form acquaintance
lady with a view 10 mstinony; she De Intelligent
Of good figure. Address M d. L. Future Herald oce
ATRIMoNIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RATHER
In the city, and income of 2OOO
wshes 70 form the Of young lady pleasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

WIN. WRITER'S AUC1IONEER-WILL SELL ON ga.
w turay at lOH o'clock at ls7 Canal streetex -cutor
tse OF lumber, hardware old ron brass DOORS windows
such goods e are usually and budsrs shops
consisting c the parlor chamber and kitchen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

r ARGE SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHI
IL aks, satns, lnip ga &C., &c.-A. N. CRlSrALAR, Au
!onssr, BowsTy, WIN sew on Monday, March 9 iO|
plain fancy ard black csssimeres doeskns beaver cloth
fiushipgs cashmertts sanets Innings silks and sloed
lntDRR black tsins and trimmings together with ne ad
fashionable Of rock sack and pants
vests Shirts handkeechas cravsts &C. &c. Sale pOstiv
a. the owner Is retiring from business.
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II HoUGHToN. AUCTIoNkER BY TIE MANHATTAN

IL HOyGHToE. AUCTIoNEER. BY TEE MANHATTAN
IL. CoIhis day At los o'clock ut 81 Nassau street. best
custom made ornisue housekeepers and the rsde are
serve rich rosewood paor furniture mahogany and black
walnut do rofas chairs bureass wsrdrobes bookcases
gar tow, &c also large lot OF goods al private SALE
Outo"r sales and at private houses attended to promptly
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

DEST CHANCE YET.-GREAr BOOK SALE, AT $50
ID kowery where books be bought cheaper than
c place In this city, and with every book you pet some
of large books hand without regard TO cost
consequence Of hare times tales TO continue only 30 days
Franklin Book Company. See sign Of red flag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

uENKY b. LEEDS 4 co. THIS DAY, FRIDAY FEB.
betwe Chambers and Reade streetsMortgage saeThe
balance of the goods at the above hotel consisting table,
clebs ~ pkips sheets pillow &c Also quantity Of
furniture; IN ell about one hundred and fifty lots,
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UCTIOR NOTICE.-N. DOUGHTY, AUCTONEHR-
a kore n VIII SELL this day. at l01 o'clock,
s3o ehh By order OF the assg9se the entire ocs
rosewood tables
and chairs plated epgrsvngl cutlery crock
&c, peremptory and deposits required.
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Reynoe6snrs. 7th ~
kesx Odds Mrs Mary
Rice Mrs krnily +
RGh Ars RYnelu1e
kichArdson Miss Re
becca
Ridoux Madam Vic
lslte ~
Ritzie Angelina
Robbins Ma Mary
Ann
Rob0 tsMrs, Mercer
RobertsMrHE, Cana
Roberts Mis- Eliza
kobertaMissM Margin
Robertson Elizaoett
/ Robinson Eliza
| Robinson Jenny
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pEREMPIoKY SALE Of FINE WINES, RRANDIE
Saturday, March Mt II O'Clock At his store AZ Ann street.
Nassau choice assortment O. the above liquors. which mu
be sold 10 cote These goods warranted
presented the attention of the trade and others
ed. Also win offered tine brands Scneidam
holland gips ecoch and Irish whiskey Scotch ale &c. Ais
about $4,000 choice Havana AID German seRays
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CROCEklEs TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. sArUR-
VI the lat March. at 10 O'Clock A. M the
OF Store $50 Etghh avenue, Twenty third street.
Ter raAh,
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Pratt Mn MAsy Price Mrs Caroline Pos Mr. Makgaret
Pysy Asry PHILIPPE MissU ArissA PowellMra Roosevelt
Peabody Mrs Nelson PHILIPPE Mrs Ellen Power MauCatha
Pe~A Mrs Elizabeth fhuph Mss kmihe klunkeu MFa south
PIERCE Mrs izA PrchArd Miss Ellen Purcell M laria
Peacock MIS- Miriam frnta Mr. Pullen Aru ChAs
@
QuADe Mrs Samuel Quinn hss, Ann Quinn Mrs j. Sd ~
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UCTION NOTICE W. T. BOYD, AUCrfONEEk.-
"A Pos OF No. l97 William street,
this day. at M O'clock Consisting Ct large quantity OF new
BRUISES ingram and Venetian carpeng. In lois TO
suit also desEs oounters glass cases
stoves, candeabrns, cr0ckery, paintings
railing chandeliers Block letters from b. Louis
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DY EDWARD SCHhNCK MISUNDERSTANDING
ID lion ard Schenck will sell auction, this day. Il
II ocek precisely at ssesrooms Is Wall very large and
Of superior Wines including PALE golden aud
brown sherss Madeilas ports champagnes 40 pale and
johns casks Holland gins SCOTCH Irsh Bourbon and No
pongahe whshes Jamaica sardincs In half chests
and csddiea and large segars AL goods
purchased Of guaranteed Ike sample, money
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LADIES LIST.

Allen Ms Fred'k-2 Archer Mrs.. 18th 81
Ames Mrs. Mary C Arnold Madame L
Amedon Aiss sarah Arthur Mrs John
Anderson Mrs l. Ashbash Ms1Ams,
Az derson Mrs n Broadway
Address Mrs . j Ashi0u Misa Emelie
Apdrews Mrs r De u
Anthony Miss Ann Austin Miss Niza'th
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MATRIMONIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RATHER
1l progressing app earance, aged 25 Almost perfect
stranger IN The city and possessed OF income Of $4,000
Wishes 10 form the OF young OF pleasing
eingent not over ri ~ sce
with view to matrimony All communications Addressed TO
u N, Union square Post Office. for two days, win be