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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
IDMARp SCuENCK. AuCTIoNEER -LARGR CO.

EDWARD sCuENCK AUCTIoNEER. LARGE COL
II lection o hrst class oil paintings EDWARD soHENck
CO will se a, con, Friday, 18th inst at II A. NJ at
their saleooni Is Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
ul collection of fine oil poniiugs nearly all OF which
originals Snd have before been exhibited offered
for sale Among them win be found the Meeting OF Jacob
and Rachel" by Huy OF Mech 10; The NATIVITY by
Paul yeroncse View near Forence, by Geo L. Brown,
sufero landscape By Dr. Orally; also, many other
Rosa Broeard sorg Gudiu Roqueplan ossde carlo Ma
ratii Chalet Ceanwerk, Euytca. Bates, Morcand, Mea
ows, H. Robert Nernet Stewart Gilbert anf many others
The paintings viii be exhibitor. with fun descriptive caa
ogues the sslesfoom saturday the Dh inst and
nue until the day OF sale The above believed TO be OF
the hnts collections offered nj auction Every picture
will be 70 be by the arft whose name Is attached
They all elegant frames, and will positively lie sold
without whatever. The attention OF connosseurs
lsIcspeciluly invited
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A SSIGNEES' SALE OF FURNACES, REGISTERS
IA ranges CRATES &c-The Undersigned assgnees of Hen
ry Haven Brother offer for sale the stock tools and fixture
in and the lease of the premises heretofore occupied sal
firm. at 23 Water street. New York Inquire said prem
SECS, or at C. Vail street
JOHN 8. JENNESS, l.,
THOMAS A, WATSON, assisu0es
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UCTIoN NoTICE.-EUGENE D. FRANKLIN, AUG
"A oneeElegspt and costly household furniture splendid
French mirrors solid rosewood parlor suites costly
grand rosewood pianofore chandeliers velvet
plated stair rods marble and china bronze
silver ware works of art &c. Eugene b. FRANKLIN auc-
tioheer will sell at public auction, TO September
~ lU o'clock TO the highest bidder for cash. without any
the contents Of the large story first class
residence 26 West Fourteenth street. Eighth avenue
comprising in part magnificent rosewood seven octave
panoforte with pearl keys and richly nad this sPenaio IN
strumen valued at III OO, exhibition NJ the Orysa
Palace three beautiful rosewood paror suites IN soild
frames richly carved covered with superior French SOLD
rosewood and pier tables with Egyptian marble tops
magnificent rosewood etegere reception aud easy char III
reps and satin heavy French plate pier and ael mirrors
costly oil paintings embracing variety OF SUBJECTS by emit
foreign and native artists ormou clock, elegant marble
and china vases; rich bronzes grapdoes SOFIA extension
dining table II feet dining and easy chara covered plush
sieboard secretary splenud gold band china
plass ivory cutlery rich silver
savers frui. baskets coffee
spoons forks decaaters wines, hooks mahogany
cushioned chairs sofas lounges couch bed and
hair mat live geese feather BEDS holsters pillows
sheets &c elegani rosewood suit In hair CLOTH richly carved
rosewood and mahogany bedsteais, marble bureaus
washsandg toilet sets three bea painted
bedroom furniture with and without marble tops mirrors
clocks ingram carpets velvet stair carpets plated rods
work tables. stands. rosewood han stand cottage
chairs, ocos rich brocacl aud lace window curtains,
elegant andso ape shades Parian wsre crockery
assortment OF basement furniture with which the
sale will the whole yrsug TIE desirable
assortment offered at public auction this cash de-
rosit required from all purchasers.
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BvARDnu AsD Looming.

IN CARROLL PLACE. BLEECKER STR.ET-GEN-
~ uemen and their wives be geneey Accommodated
third hoors front or back psntes &C.. attached Also very
References exchanged. S-'
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mATnrNOrrAr-

mATRINOyrAT-
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH a
N gentleman that is willing 10 marry her providing all
nnes agreeable, her disposition Ia Kind and anecoaae
the qualifications IN the gentleman; he
must not under % years Of gentleman
description win find lady that womb devote herself
his interest Being somewhat reduced In circn
stances copels her adopt this note addressed
Williams Union rUs, osce. wis be promptly and
confdentally answered
A MIDDLE AGED GERMAN GENTLEMAN, WITH
N moderate income from gentee business and Of sape
or foreign wishes 70 handsome lady Of some
me ans understanding foreign languages Address Mr..
renbarh. 90 Wooster street
S,INlE ADVERTISING FOR HUSBANDS AND WIVES
- has eco,ne the advertiser takes the
e,no piaoing himself before these ladies who may in
want al GOOD husband Cor their consideration. Bel
u,tvt v wears Of age Eve feet inches high of
yird ar free from all bodily inrmes without ncur
Nrerco nd engaged lucrative business Ia deai Of
fosr,nc n with respectable LADY,
xith H. w 10 She must not be
vesYs ~ re amable disposition oerable share
a,on AZ industrious habits Money object the adver.
nser hsy ing sufficient 70 support them through Let
cee vi Interested address Germanicus Herald Office
\, 40 andvrinR for three when the
Viii 10 tserved n B-Fone but those speaking tn En-
Ilsh lsri uase need answer ths q.
WANTED "A Young PLANTER, WITH A FORTUNE
wv good personal appearance and Northern cole
educa on desires 70 correspond with young lady
accom-, ikhments with uew 10 matriuouy. Address G.
n, or, pata, vAuabusha w., hssiseppL
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pEghrTt.-A REGATTA WILL. TAKE MACE AT
TX a,neI,ev,s uotrl Peters HQ ELI Penny. bridge
I,ekit, On THURSDAY 25h n~snat NJ ose ecck
nrecIselv lar boats and under To eswo class ece
S, hoa,s n 80 length NJ 10 feet and leoa
sccona class boats " be y feet and under.
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IpwARp scHENcK, .AucrIoNgRR-GREAT SALE

EDWARD SCHENCk, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
II of elegant household furniture.-EDWARD SCaENCK
co. vii. sell at auction, Monday 22d inst at l0il
O'Clock al their saesroom No 33 Nassau street. magni
assortment of household furniture consisting of
elegantly carved rosewood paror suites In brocael and
plush rosewood side and eegeres with marble tops
and plate glass backs aud DOORS secretary book
cases rosewood and mahogany marble top centre sofa and
side tables rosewood and mahogany sofas and recep
zion chairs and ALSO rosewood and mahogany solid oak and
enamelled chamber suites with marble tops mahogany din
ing tables; oak extension do, oak hall CHAIRS rosewood hat
stands &c Also seven magnificent French plate mattel
and pier glasses in rich gtrames tapestry velvet and Brus
sells carpets &c marble clocks; bronze candeabra
4c &c hair silver plated ware cutlery &c, &c.
Sale pelempiory for cash.
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IOHN lloyd, AUCTIONEEK.-JOHN LIsUYD'S
81 SONS will sell Tuesday, Sept - io's O'Clock at
their sacsroons sr6 broadway OF Broonc street.
large assortment of and second hand household furni
removed for convenience o SALE consng, In part Of
mahogany and rosewood marble top bureaus gothic bed
steals wabsnnds, mahogany spring and cane seat chairs
marble and tables mahogany haclo sofas
tee aetes extension tables wardrobes French mahogany
and book marble top mahogany sofa tables
handsome rosewood gothic octave cir
cuis scale carved moulding pisnofrs Chandeliers clocks
and large variety Of fancy goods all Of which will be
sold without Deposits required from all purchasers
Cataogtes ready on morning 0f sale.
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10 UNIVERSITY PLACE, SECOND DOOR FROM
- clinton pace-A gentleman and wife, and three or
our single gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
- - - - ~-~
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DoARD IN BRooKIYN.-k GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife and two single gentlemen, be accommodated
with comfortable rooms and good board a family consisting
az two persons. Inquire the prenisCs - Stae rcs
Brooklyn three above Bond street References
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T ,AReE AMP rEnkMrIoRy s4 No. $500

worth q cabinet furniiare.@xM WHITES, aactoneer
authorized to sell Tuesday, sept 20. and follow
Ing days at 1875 O'Clock. ~ the extensive warerooms
lshment consisting OF every description Of cabinet
furniture. including feather beds and bedding, Need
patent sofa bedsieads The above stock well worthy
|of the attention OF furniture dealers we families
mcncing housekeeping As every lot win be sold without
serve the mornr Of sale The store 70 let
lease for tae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

house which larger han they require wish 70 i. paror
two or three ladies or gentlemen The house situated
reteel nephborhood has gas baths 4c. aud eonsenent
10 die Hafni,on ferry, No haaraers will he
taken First class references required Address boz 5i
Pest Office. n. Y.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-NO. 23s WEST THIRTY
inst street. Ia good order and ming all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS Possession be had n. any tlme Apply
On p
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~ NELSON PLACE--HAEDsOMELY FURNISHED
parioIs and bed In families single
gentlemen This house has changed hands, has been
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Now Ready:
GIN PERILS BY NINE OWN COUNTRY
IL MEN"
THREE YEARS ON
THE KANSAS BORDER.
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against the liberty lives and property Of all
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He only but they Of the avest and most
startling exhibiting In M their living enormity tho
ouiges which that unhappy Territory has been the
victim reader while he fail to be deeply interested
in It's perusa will from with indignant blush Of shame
that the American dag such monstrsus crimes
STATESMAN POLITICIAN AND CHRISTIAN
should ponder well the facts contained in this volume
They clearly the settled and deliberate of large
and powerful body backed BY the Executive head OF the
Invade and trsmple In the dust not emily the
POLITICAL but the social and religious rights heretofore
regarded cey and nyiosbly guaranteed to every Amer
lean.
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