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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
Mr.. Herbert and the KeatIng's Family.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

" ssfHNIiTON, uHs = I53u'
report has been extensively published IL the Bos-
ton Post the New YORK EUerrg EapreS, and copied into
other papers that the Hon. p r. Herbert had given 70
the wife Of ny lac brother, Thomas Keaing, hand.
some owerg and money 70 educ ate ner children. II the
Intention q tbe author vas to create public opinion in
favor Of Mr. Herbert deem my duty TO deny that Mrs
Heating received any sucn favors from him There is no
found alton whatever for such report have never
heard any person say that expressed any re-
Qret for the act by which ~dow two or phan chill
drsn were left soley dependent the charity Of the
world.
There has been generously presented 70 the widow the
que sts Of Wizards Hotel
By publishing the above you will confer great favor
ana az act Of justice the Numerically fsnv OF my
late brother Very respectfully, sir, your obesnt
want. i. N. HEATING.
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Incuded in the transactions were 900 700 bts Cana
dian, at The above quotations In Southern brands the
;ss osou. s n price given above
mon grades were heavy. The sales eunbra sed about
IS 600 go 600 bushels, amorg which were Canadian
vauks Club sold 1t 81 &c, and good Southern white ct
81 es. Corn rather easier owing to the advance in
fsjghts while there continued to ts fair demand The
sales embraced about 80 600 40 080 busnes including
disting lots, ~ 45c. 47c, Western mixed 81 50c and
sound white and mixed at $780, Rye-salss OF 5000
bushels Northern, at roc SOC. Oats continued dui at
30c for Southern, and 35c &c. for State and Chicago
CorTEE The market was quiet and prices unchanged;
200 bags Rio sold at IlAc, and GOO do Layugsra, at
co1ToN-Ihs news by the Niagara was better than
dealers had anticipated, and holders maniestsd
frnness. The sales embraced about 200 bae about
GOO Of which in transtu and the enaindsr the
spot. In some cases 80 advance q I'D claimed.
FRIsGiIs.--Rates for British ports were frm.r. The
room to Liverpool was reduced. and higher erus de-
rnsIded. About 600 49, 900 bushels grain in hulk
sud tsga we're engaged At61c exc. q &c and ao,ut
6o0Us 600 bbis. -four chiefly 81 d. 3d. cJtton was
taken At 3l6d. 1924 for compressed and uncoup ~
ed 70 Glasgow 90 bushels grsin bsg an. aged
and cotton at &c. RAtes firm for Ionaon, with
Light er gagements
HAY was At roc. 30. wi.hlight sales.
IIMs-The market Tas easier Sales OF L 900 bbI3
cenmon were made 81 &c., and 800 DO. lump At
81 12k.
parcels Of Cuba muscovado 81 about previous quota
tioRs.
NAVAL s1onEs quiet. Spirits were at about &c.
COrnUOn AZ % w, anu cEuuo w pepunoA ~ oEbfts.
ons Transactions in English irseed restri.ted
BY the ght stock in frst hands Tho sales embraced
ahoat Is COO gallons frornto and second handle at sc
SIC. whale quiet at 75c, and crude sperm Of II
TO- lard steady at SIC. 8l,.
PROVISIONS -pork-Tne market frmer, with sales
Of 400 500 bbls including mess at SIS $lS I2I.
Prime was at sls 62s sH 49, prime at sic 50
Beef steady with asles of 800 eco bbs at 81 So
for country prime ard a. IS 80 80 90 for mess do
packed At 80 So, and extra at $l2 s13 Other
descriptions unchanged. Bacon was scarce ard
fro. Cut meats steady small saIes OF shoulders
made at 7i4c 7%c, and 20 bads. dry saed hams
at o2sc. lard continued steady sales " $40 400 bbe
fair TO prime we're made loXc H. and 100 kegs at
12Lc. Butter and cheese we're In fair demand, and
prices unchanged.
suGlRa-The market was sbout ~. better, with sales
Ct stQ9t 900 bids, CpbA puss9yado, 29Q 9g Tk.sh
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Costa Hica Accounts,

The folowiDgi trans sion from Saa Jose costa
Hcs paper received in Washington by .ae lac arrival
rom Contra America. They present tho accounts I'D
to The Nicaragua statements Of late events:-
CoRREp DEL GERcrTo, SAY JosE May B. 1856.
We have just received news from Nicaragua and Libe
ria. On he both aitimo the army mile distant
from Ssn Juan del sur its journey to h1rscia Qua
pacaste Some CT our wounded had BEEN en- backed by
the brig Feembj and another party was ready to EN-
bark BY the Doe Bermanos (which Vas in sight.
the % OF Nay seventy wounded reached Liberia
The Cholera began 10 make havoc ~ RivAs, and
mnch at GrAnada. A our troops move from Rs1 the
horrible scourse into similar but durable insss
His Excelency the President at Liberia all right
great number of families OF Rvas have already fou nd
bead Of 500 patriots marching on Granads,
wards sicarasus The mortality at Granada counts be
in the tom. Deserton increases from tire ranks Of
the rdreat OF troops, imposed them BY Inc fear
fnI epidemic only, the campaign will % finished BY
brothers putting end TO the mnion Of fbusters
The inhabitants Of Ometepe and Chontales have risen
agSnst the oppresso Ard fred the wood intended for
the SCI vice Of the axe eteamboa.s Some inhabitants
have and ammunition to fgat the enemies OF Gen.
trail America.
letter from the harbor Of the "Tnon, State Of Sal
vacor written by reliable person. under date OF
April 1st ys'In ten or twelve Gays will be at Gran
"a 1900 men from Guatemala ard salvador. They
ms rch 70 free Nicaragua OF the bustering yoke So
will il be 40 must 1t be- The victory will BE- complete
and God viii preserve Central Arne-ics."
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Sd int, viz:James Green, David g Manners, James
II. Holdaos George w. Savage, Archer clifford, Joseph
W. Savage. Of New Jsrssy; Charlss Thompson rrancis
Ager ossius Darling. John II Base Of Boston Samuel
r. jones, James L CurttA of New York. Aud It a'srb
stQusnt nsstirg OF tbs directory, James Hoidans
elected President, Charles hampson Vice President and
George ". savsga, Secretary.
The receipts Of lumber by canal At Albany du-ug the
fourth week in Nay in the years named, as fol-
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supreme Court-speeinl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

JUNE 81 Virgissd El,sd Jones' Waiter n. Jones-
Tbis was suit for divorce, the ground Of adultery
NJ Jones Ia what familiarity known BY bis comes
zion with the raising OF the sunken ship Joseph WALKER
The parties in the present acton we're married IN tue
wear ls4s and the dsfendsnt subsequently became
ausnted with young woman OF tins city, who weaned
tine affections OF the husband from the wife Mrs Jones
sued for divsrce and this morning the Judge granted
her application, giving her the custody Of one OF her
ebDdren little gr, Ard awarding her an allowance Of
$50 sounse fees and the costs OF ths
e~s In event - Ms. Jones' marrying again, the a.
owsnee win w reduced TO $500 syssr.
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Before Hon. Jue re Roosevelt

IN tie matte VI ~ app1ca'sS Of TIE Mayor, DC, g
Moo YmK 10 open Eeys.ih dp~sue, from Hfyntn Rr,ei
l07h This a. app ieahon 70 dismiss he pro
ceedn the part Of The ~ner under he act Of 1889
From the referees report, appeared that the rh1e
cost Of opening winch the OF land had been
assessed and awarded tis6 900. The oppos
ing represented Sal 900 Of that On motion, the
proceeding ~ss dismissed.
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The receipts from the Western States kept back ty
nnuInersbe breaks in the western section OF the Erie
Canal, and 1t be that boats from Buffalo win not
reach this city before the middle Of The month.
We learn from the Cumberland, Nd, Miners Journal
that during the week ending May 81 there we're
from the ostburg and WestsrnpOr oral regions o.
tons Of coal, and for the year 204 III Is Tnere
"a descended the canal FOR the week eadog
Nay 81 carrying S04 II tons OF ocsl. Total amount
shipped by canal since the resumption Of navigation
1920 o. TOMS There were col boats descended the
canal for last month, Carrying 80 0l0 ii tons OF coal
This is 600 tons more than for any preceding month
since operations comm enced on the canal.
The St. Louis Republican of the LIST inst. says
In compliance with the order in that behalf made on
Wednesday last, Joshua Ii. Alexander on yesterday
filed an inventory Of the property assigned to him By
Page Ba,on This propery consis ed Ia the note OF
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad winch scared by
deed OF trust the road The road being after ds
solo by exsnder, deed Of trust, for
$40 ooo this with the Judgment obtained by Alexander
trustee the 6issClu N Of tbs Djunstoo 10 tna
OF he city and county sgsinst said Alexander
which is the sum of IS 500 and hu dred, ali
that he was required to inventory He aso filed bis
bord 50 such assignee in tae Of fll0 900, with
uretes, which were approved yesterday by the court
Among the latest countsrteits los the Bank OF
New Jersey, New Brunswick, altered from ls.; Wig.
msn's head Poor affair. Also, SIS the Columbian
Bank, Boston. Mas Wig spread eegle, Indian squsN
hight end, give" across left end. los on the Pacific
Bank, New York city, altered from Is; Wig. train Of
SIS On the Yates County Bank, Pen Yaa, N. Y,
altered from 1's; Wig female, and log cabin 2's
the Merchants Exchange Bank New York city; Wig.
two females-female right end sailor left figure
each lower corner. los the Waverey Rank, Nav
York; large circular die In the centre 6's the City
Bank, Cleveland Ohi,, altered from rs; Wig. female
sheaf of grain, &e.-fenale portrait tho right. and
male the LEFT of vgnette 3s the South Royatou
Bank, Vermont; Wig male, female harvest scene, &c
portrait On lower right corner.
The receipts Of the Covingon snd Lexington division
of the Kentucky Central Railroad for May ~ fol-
kogB:-
From freight. .....................,$ IA5l9 IA
From passage and mail. 1871 Is
Total. s2s, 80 80
Increase over Nay, 1856. ............... 1,792 %
Increase over April, 1885,. .......... 1,703 II
Receipts for the last eight months 1897 1888 81
Corresponding eight months Of last year 1885 06
Increase. ............... Ss7s23 So
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1JOusE sALE,-H. WILSON, AUCrIONEER MA !
IL ni6cent -osewood and mahogany househo 'ratu g.
plhnofore Freucn plate pier 81 mAnel mirrors velvet
pets, ee toll pair ngs rich 81 H. Wisou
upeer sl fe, b. caaoaue this iida, morning lJis
O'Clock the entire conte na OF the residence
YomeeGth suee consisting Of thee costly sold
Tor SUITE covered In san and tapestry Of various syle solid
so ind centre tab ri the
wings; cod eegere Ar1e secretary fancy Ia
bles, irad with pearl elegant receptsn chairs satin
bh obars Ia moquet and tapestry large French plate
pier and manei mrov brocAte atd sce window curtains
niben ewocd ooaye pienofo 10. nishod al round
Of the beat herum6Ut for manufactured cos
e5 velvet carpets cocss eich aod costly Parian
al paiL comprising great variety Of subj
oreiGr s superior sGnS bros and solid
oak dnirg furniture, o.vered in pluh; estenon table
dining and arm chss elegant and china
tea dinner crystal ard ru6y cot rass magui
silver tea set cake haske csser forks gpbes
nurs balance handle suterr rosewood and
sany bedsteds bureaus and waansands to match ca
suit French ckin6 toilet hair mattresses geese
feather beds, hodere and plowsi rosewood chamber suit
mahogany cushioned CHAIRS, rockers. sofs VIZ rirobee
lounges couch bed also three enams ed cottage bedroom
su ngrsin CARROTS mirrerr engraving, halt snd velvet
stair carpets silver plated stair rods, oilcioihs 10
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TJENRYT LREDS AUCTIoEEFE-BY WEEKS co
Ii No 100 Fulton and No. 81 Ann street. The large and
peremy sale of rosewood, nshos and walnut paror
Oh am Mr. and dining room fnreure suction Fday June
at 10Y O'Clock. without reserve sistins part Of roe
yood paror suits covered In rich ,s In broc&e r, fr
rnante pier and oval glasses; superior OAK and
walnut eneon table,; mahos aad ~alnu parlor a.
char do csrs, spring ess carved malogany rockers
and sofas in hair cloth mahossnv marble tip dresdng bu
and weshAnds, mahogany Ard rosewood etersrea
,.roy fronsa sdabuarna marble top. French ard r,a
be han bsdstsads mshreses paasses AZ nsr,e on csn
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHH.-Market quiet
BBEADsrUNs -Four-The market displayed Increased
setvity wi hout change Of moment in qnotaons. Tue
sales footed up Ia the aggregate about Il 600 Is 900
bbs including various descriptions at ABOUT the fol-
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The receipts Of boar1s and sealting during he weak
fell bat little short OF those Of tie corresponding period
last year. while the receipts of slaves EXHIBIT large
diminuton.
The receipts BY canal nom the opening navigation
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IN bosd tos export ~ $40. sKc., and the re-
mafndsY " the trade and on speculation.
hc--s Sales Of 100 obls, part for export, At ail,
$40.
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Paid On Treasury account $751; 744 50
Received On Treasury account 800 90
Balance on Treasury account $40 93i o.
falo lol Assays Umce 30: I9l 20
PAID on oisoIrsng checks.............. 100 545 ~
The warrants entered at The Treasury Department.
Washington on the Sd instant, were SIS follows:-
For the redemption OF Texas debt.....$l, $50, 3l7 "A
For the treasury DepArtnsnt.............. 6Oi1 50
For the Interior Depar tmenJ.. II, 10 81
War warrants received and entered 21S 439 60
From miscellaneous sources ............... So Is
After the adjournment of the board the following ass
OF bonds and sto,ks made st auction by Albert H.
Nicoisy:-
s. 600 Indiana State fves Observation-Disclosures. 81
10000 Miami Co. Ohio Ts, 1872, int sdd.d..,.. AK
1000 Sacramento City Water 10's, 1856, do...... T.
5000 Watertown Corporation 6's, 1888, do...... %
10 600 Chicsgo ard Mississippi RR "a mort. So
IA shs Third Avenue Railroad. "a
100 do Erie SsroAo.. oi5a
10 do. Staten Island Railro I'd. IA
100 do. Pa lilo Mail Steamship Co...........e3lf q 81
los DO. Unitsd States Mail Steamship Co. 3ls
~ 90. mn rerrv 70. WA
Sc do. American Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
70 DO. Enterprise Insurance Co.,. .......... Az
IS do. commonwealth Insurance Co........9314 97X
10 20. Republic Fire Insurance Ca............. 93
25 DR.. Bank OF America. .ll91s
LAB do. Mechanics Bank OF Williamsburg. 10
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VA LILLIAN TOPPISG AUCrIONEaR.-LAaGx AND
w perempory of French hangings borders and
freboarda for account OF under@ers w. TOPPING co.
VIII sell saturday, h inst ut III O'Clock, q. their suction
room No % Broadvay, 5000 Pieces atss, Paris .yle snd
uipcufe hs ro.ders &c slightly dam9grd
tho voyage Of importation lhs whoe 70 be sold Without
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TT q. LEEDS AUCTIoNKER-BY H. II LEEDS 4 co.
IL Saturday, June l. at l0 O'Clock, the saesroom No.
o Nassau street elegant sale Of household urnture
tor convenience Of SALE Consisting OF
mahogany suis of SOFAS chars paror chars faueuls
&c covered in brocate plush and hair CLOTH rosewood and
bookcases escretore, dining tables tabes
bedroom turD consists bedsteaes wood
mahogany, chairs washas ds and bureaus, painted
and double hair mattresses sprpg DO bosters pio and
lo u bedding Also Brussels, velvet and ingram carp to;
s&r co. cNAt de eff, fixtures Kitchen furniture
mahogany and rosewood pianos upright aod
square. Also at IL O'clock large invoice OF inad
goods
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WANTED AT 566 BROADWAY TWO CLsRK7 TWO
w baYkrepers three walters pogera, c0Acbnep.
and three boys procured CONDUCTOR
bagpsgemep hrakemsn On steamers and rail,
W.T. sf' LOUIS KAUFMAN Agent
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A CCfIoE NoTIoE-J BoGART, AUCTIONREa, BY
"a . BoGAKn- - hts day. sLl9I o'clock at the al,tion
OF bousebod furniture consisting Of mahogany cs
chairs bureaus bookcases. large pier asses msbozsnv
French bed.ead Brussels and ingram carpets
sssa vac kitchen funture also, lot of wtndo blinds
Also. ny virtue exeouon two Il ppe, first quality
bssDdy. NJ. dAsI4EY. JR. uorstaole
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WILLIAM IRVING, AucrIoNEsa- AssfGN sRs

w fale.-Fpe cd brand'es, wfnes champagne caret,
&c. WILLIAM Irving a co vii ssii at auction. on sa-
turday, June at l01 O'Clock. the No Pine
line old bandes sherr MsdeI-as 100 baskets
fine champs various hrands Also, lo OF pre-.
serves, Ravsf a. gsrs, &c. sold order OF
THOMAS u HURLY. Attorney for Mortgage.
Also, for of whom concern, 10 close
81 Julien Ae6oc A. Heron 50 cssss chateau Leovle; 40
MarRarX Sedoc caret pitts 100 very superior 9e
ST. Jean, Mgoux two half and two quarter pipes
brandy IN tond dirty paid 100 baskets sweet OIL 10 cAses
sardnes halves and quAte rs baskets Champagne
lei Re brands
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lIyERYlSBMgyrs RENEWED EVERY pAr.
xAEx1na A. AUxyprsQS. .
4 pCrIoN EOlIOr-EXrsRsivEPKR EAfPrOaY SALE
n nf ehold MA ar.ir

a UCTION FVIIUf.-EATFkNIVEPKK EYPTOAY SAL1
"A Of househo furniture French ate mi rors csrpea
glaes ware &C. 6c.-kAEUEL UeGOOO Co.. Aucioneera
VIII ,el a. 81 Nassan street tomorrow, Saturday. Jnas.
q NJ. large aDd 6ne household furn
uye, which will be fifteen sp endid ,oi
parlor sns covered in bue and d, crimson green
and gold crimson broc aee sso
In plush ano nsircoth sofa bsds.eads mahogany
and oak extension dining xxrdrOoas bed
stesds marble et+geres hair spring
rosewood mahogany tse t-e. oil psintiuas gilt frame
Fesr ch mrrorS Tor chairs cnuebes haircc,h &c rosy
Ing AND chairs and marble centre
side and soa tn es pa ed cbns
cuers &C. Also, lot of second hand furniture Bprssels
veve: and rgran carpets, bee ding DC. Deremptrs
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pY JOSEPH HEGevAN, DAY,
- June q: O'Clock A. precise " at 65 Pineap
tween Ucks ard Belry stress Brooklsn-A drninrators
Sale The entire furniture of neat story at: and
men; cottage house oonprsug MAHOGANY and cham
ease, handsome mahogany piano by Gale 90; hair
trefes aainey BEDS stoves crockerg end kitchen uure
Same day ss ococx precisey At s sseke betwesa
mahogany parlor and hsmher furniture Aubosson knd IA
grsiD carpss ocoths mso bedding looking gass
Gil gs pEenp extension eatjustrg chair
perfectly new and $50 This rare all ia exec lea
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ITO FAMILIES IN BRooKLYN.- LADIES REQUIRIEG
invited 70 call leave heir orders a. DS
Fulton street corner Of Pineapple Whsn pso cable two o
three sbou that disapp ointment
may su inc according direc Or out OF
viii find comfortable waiting room and emp oynent
yided, oil suited.
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QY F. COTTON, AuOrIcNEER.- G aSTEEL rUsNr-
- ture TWO panctor es. Ere, oh plate mirrors &c-e
Gotten viii ELL TO morrow osssu-oa June at 1921 o.t
al the auction rooms, SO B6eKnsn arse
uent OF eod u-ehod furniture oil kind and descro
t comprising IN part Of three onoflrtes OF them
IN rosewood and owe In mahogany the under
ounss tha they be I'D advances Add charges
asO general Dspt c mi nc1 ling
re- large French plate 'hes or four
taFy rrsReing bureaus marble top card aud
tables French spd other bed-tesds caepes and oco.hs
twenty cured hair sce DESKS cottage beds'ads
oak mahogany and curl maple cnars. &C. Sale pe-smp
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VA 8. MgLLRR AUGTIosEeR-BY HOUGaroN
w NBLlOR-1his day, Frday,) at 10 o'c,ct-ElesAnt
furniture At the 0fiIne House 6a2 and ga Broad
way-Rosaw cd psnofores 81 French pic. and oval
ers sDd al The fixtures tnr ugh the HOUSE, kitchen and
basemsD ut furniture heater cost $780, posbe bells,
Co. worthy the Of eesers and others the whole for
positive aae by order Of Aso ahost 80 Brussels
and ingram carpets, hair mattresses &c.
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EUGENR B. FRANKLIN. AUCTIONBER-BY FL ANK.
~ LIN, NICHOLS Co. Sale OF new and second hand
furniture rich French plate mirrors paintings Ia
ibis FNta.l morning At lO1s o'slo:k a. .aesry Ss
kSssAu street pear Flu ton quantity second hand urni
ture removed for onvenence Of also four solid
carved rosewood psror furniture in French san orocae
co.ns ottomans lounge sseret.ry bureaus h5rary and
hogaDy and elod cham dressing plan
bureaus and washs'ands with and without
sseAds French pate git Fl and pier glasses
rior origin al and fancy oil paintings French china aoi cut
crystal waie hair mattresses fancy Coda &c. &c.
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ET II. LBRDS, AUCTTONfFR- BY II. IT, LEEDS 4
IL. Co. Friday June at II O'Clock at store. No. %
Nassau sale OF valuable brandies cigars
&C.. in packages, demohns and boes part Of which in
bond-benG the balance q importers stock, declining
sistng of fine old da and pa Cognac
dies in qusI aud eighth csaks, vin 1886 old Holland
gin IN pioes In bond London cordial
old Jamaica twenty years. leo St Julien claret
do Mareaux in BOND also for OK executors superior
Albert sherry In dem iohns do Pemartin sasas
pure Juice port and Grah.m In aaut sauerns snd
bran old Bourbon vhiskey, SUPERIOR in boes 10
bottles Mexican gin. Ia dozen botues Hpaniah olyes
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DERBAPTOSY SAILS OF VALUABLE MACHINERY.
to0S. &C. ~ auction The subscriber will soil pub ic
vendue, % he hiahes bidder tha Ai Broadway
In the city OF Paterson N. "Wednesday ho
JUICE sommsneog At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, largo and
machines drills. tsps, vces benches pnlbes wheels
0e o5er toos ard xtn suiab for msahtaiss ana
nilwriehis: acka nj hs shop and fxtures
smsp olce building he unesp ed for part he
basons OF raid mill. TIRE tools machinery
good condition and worthy the attention ef.wrights
and Otharp VIM GLHDHILI, Ltt,v
PATERSON A. 1856
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DAR7Y VIOLENCE RACES THROUGHOUT THE
u length and breadth o. the country but the AMBRICAN
WEEK Y PRESS the cheapest in tho world takes
high national ground and DISCUSSES the exciting questions q
the day In truly national point Of vie free from all he
uonasm row 700 prevalent snoscrippon prise only 81
furn he'd al u 80 hundred cash. In ad-
vance, Advertisements inherited in The Press ct 30
cer ns ONCE north Of FULTON and Nassau
srees. New York where oil ders be Addressed
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uCTION EOTICk.-THoS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-BY
a Re BushThs day at lOi O'Clock, sales. oorns
valuable s'sor:ment OF household furniture 10 French bed
steacf buresu cooking collection Of fine engravnss
And paintings 90 also the entre arrangements o. large
srous dc ks ard wiring tab bookcases counters railing
snow case large countar witt 90 drawers also 100
snfa bio tor n1unsre shelves At Ilb O'Clock
seA OF watches eweIv virtue or an ey ecu
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VIZ g. MBLLoR AuCrIONcER-BY HOUoHrCN 4
yY NELL uk-Ihs dA IIne e at thu iltnnal 621

Tly s. MSLLOR, AUCrIONEER -THE UNDRRSIGN~
ed have the pesnre to announce tbas they are autnor
zes offer or sale arcton Tuesday Wednesday,
Jure 10 sno at the extensive Of Ness. A.
vrede Co 598 Broad few doors Nbo's and the
Nett olian HOTEL their ENTIRE usble stock OF first class
cabinet from forty TO v thou, doass all
Of which sold without Of extensive
alteration TO be made in the building This sale paycl
larry WORTHY 81 the after ton OF house tai etnck a
furniture considered of tina largest and bes.
stocts Broad and will he fund examination
Of qusv made in the CITY. Fun parcu
hereafter. u0JdHToN kELLoR, auctonoexs, 1l3 SaA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
INTELLIGENCE OFE1CEs.

AT NO. EAST BROADvAY- PLACES PROCURED
"A for school teachers men Tor Sudsesers oonduc
tors and bspgagsen bsrkeepers bows learn trades
aoverpesses houseA and shsmbernads ana
girls for house work CULLEN 90.