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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-13
W. T. q J. II 006HoRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goo de, Groceries,

i
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
Mechanicss Tools, +
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
"AVlNG removed our Hardware and Gro.
Ii Gerry Store into the room formerly occu.
pied by Messrs. Brooks, Brigham & Co., and
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
70 say that the business firms of w. 4 j. Cos.
horn and J. & w. Goshorn. will hereafter be
conducted under the style and finn of w. p.
4 J. II. Goshorn, at the old stand Of w. q j.
Goshoin, where they are now receiving 4 nd
opening direct from the cities of New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the largest ami
most durable stock Of Fall and Winter Good,
ever broughtto this market; amongst which
will be found every yanetyof ladies and een.
tlemeh's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks ! nd
talmas, boots and shoes, hats and cans. siIk
and straw bonnets, (of the latest style ! chin..
glass and queenswate, ofthe latest desc ription.
paper hangings, window shades, parlor and
hall lamps. Of various sizes, books and station.
airy, and saddlery. Also. a large and we'll
selected stock OF che ap and fashionable ready.
made clothing, "a large portion Of which We
had made to order,) which consists Of eyery
description Of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and white linen bosom xbirts
shirt collars and wooden underslfirts Al draw
ers, all OF which will be sold at unusn.,Iy
low prices for cash, OF on a credit 10 punctusl
customers.
The ladies are particularly invited 10 call
and examine our stock OF dress and fancy eoods
cloth cloaks, talmas, de-, which have been se
leeted with great care, expressly for this mar.
ket, from the best houses in New York nd
Philadelphia, we believe cannot be surpas.
sed, ifequalled, in beauty, style and cheap.
ness, BY any house in the place.
Please call and examine our stock before
purchasing else where, % we fatter ourselves
We will be enabled TO offer you such bar.ains
% to make !, greatly TO your interest to bur
from VS..
All orders promptly attended to.
r yours. with respect,
f. t.. w. r. GoSHORN,
80 J.. II. GOSHORN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-13

BANK or vrRoisrA. at Charleston, Kama.
James C. Mcfarland Presidsni. 10,
Sam'l Hannah. CASH y. ISL.
John u. Doddri dg eTeilsr. t,
William Hedrick Clerk. i +
j. c. Mcfarland, IL:
I John H. Goshorn, 81 IL t. "a,
Issac Read, ID II +%Ess
James Ruffner, Dirsusrs. =
w, Chamberlain. = s.zt-r.
Charles Hedrick, -.
Matthew Dunbar
BAxK OF KaxAwna, al Ksnawha Saliuss.
Henry Fitshugh Prssidsnt. 1.
a. Spencer Nye. Cashier. .''' +
B. B. Everest, Book-kePr.
Henry Fitzhugh, a. Il
DR.. 8. Patrick, "
ISaac N. Smith, | =3- , 4
Charles Hill.
Thomas J.. Buster, D;rsde9.
Andrew p. Fry.
Charles C. WATSON,
Benj. 8, 6mithsrs,
Thos. b. Bfcun,
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PerGonsl eommunications, Cor comm mica.
tons iavo,ying private interests. IS cents per
square, in advance. Announcement Of esn.
dida'es for Office, each %. in advance.
- Busineas or other communications 70
ensnre attention must be addressed 70 Jno
RrHpLE, Kanawha c. H., Va.
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JOHN G. GIBIIAIlT,
Corner Front Street and Lower Ferry,
CHARLESTON VIRGINIA..
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Prospectus Of volame Fifty OF
lGRAHAM,S AMERICAN ILLUSTRA.
SM TED MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
. The Pioneer Magazine Of the Country. Es-
tabiished in 1927. Subscribe for the New
yoiume-commencing with the Jan. No, 1887.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-09

Dr.. r. 4. Baidoin. iPh ia 81
Dear Sir knowing the deep interest
YOU feel in Agriculture, and especially any
thing that relates to the improvement Of the
soil, and believing as do that those inte-
rests would be promoted by more frequent
communication among farmers in regard to
their practice and experience, must be my
apology for addressing you this communica-
tion.
About twenty years ago | determined to
try what improvement could make on a
small portion Of my farm by the use Of clo-
yer and plaster. For the purpose Of making
the experiment, selected field Of about
thirteen acres. the soil of which was light
and sandy. 1 had cleared this field, and had
it in cultivation about eight years before
commenced to use clover and plaster on it /;
during this time it had been producing an
average of about nine bushels Of wheat and
about twenty-seyen bushels Of corn to the
acre. commenced my efforts to improve
the soil by sowing it with about one gallon
and half Of clover seed and about one
hundred pounds Of plaster to the acre.
soon found that the plaster acted well on the
soil, produced a very heavy crop Of clover,
which was allowed TO remain on the land,
without either moving or pasturing il oil, for
three years at the end Of which time it was
ploughed up, in the month of March OF
April, when the clover was in dry state,
aud planted in corn, and the next summer il
was left over for stalk fallow and sowed with
wheat in the fall, and again sowed with clio.
yer and plaster in the spring, and the same
routine continued up to the present time
that is to say, first either two or three year
in clover without pasturing OF moving an,
part of it Of, then corn succeeded by whea
on stalk fallow.
The result of this practice is that the pro
duct Of this field has been more than doubled
and is still increasing. For the last eigh
years il has averaged upward OF twent,
bushels Of wheat and about forty five bushel
Of corn and last season, when the whea
crop in this section of country was remark
ably light and Of very poor quality, har
vested from this field twenty -four bushels o
blue stem white wheat Of excellent quality
and weighing sixty -four pounds TO the bush
el. II may be proper TO remark that no fer
tiliZer has ever been used on this field, ex
cept the clover and plaster.
Now, whether this improvement is tn
effect Of shade, or whether it is mainly at
tributable to the decomposition Of vegetable
matter in The soil, | will not attempt to de
eide. Imerely give YOU faithful statemen
of the mode of culture and the result, an,
win leave il 70 you and others 70 draw you
own differences.
Very respectfully, yours,
JAMES GATHER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-09

A late religious paper slgmatizes the au-
thors Of yellow covered novels as " literary
scorpions, who sting Virtue 70 death with
their tales"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-09
~ Geo. s.:;4e - "a !
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Fss s,lss s;ls So
asa2 e.a 3 Is. ss

q TWILL ALL BE RIGHT.
There's happiness within this world
II we have friends to love us
II we have one whose golden smiles
Beam like the hopes around us.
Let sorrow mark us with It's blight
II We are loved, twill all be right.
There's murh comfort in this life,
And much of perfect pleasure,
g II we have one whose proflared love
We prize as sacred treasure.
Let trouble exercise its might
This blessedoye will make il right.
= What though The heart is bending down
.a.a With keen and heavy sorrow ;
Hope on--the grief we have to-day,
Shall turn to joy Tomorrow. ay
Have faith though now life is not bright
II We are loved, 'twillall be right.
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p.,.h cor,,en Seed.

su,D INSURE a GOOD CROP or vEeETA'
il BLrs--tJse Mapes' Imptovcd Phosphate q Lime.
IA iu., received. an now ready % receive o'as'.
sa,,he Phosphate o Lime from those who wlsh Y u-e
N an corn Ia the spsng As % i,s value e'ei ,o a
who saw my Isss yeats core sfepsnaie my oo'a ~"
nov. Tsrms. cash only JAMES WEBB.
Ysbruay 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-09
READY-nADE CLOTHING.

Having made mi. one branch 81 my husiness. am
nov tccritinr good assottmrni u spHag and sum.
-, Clo,hins. which .ill se . Low a. any other
boa.e h ,be place, consisting IN part o. hefooWng-
1.nt'. Cashmere Goats, MafseiIse Pants,
Blown Linen Goats. Linen Vests.
% White Linen caats Maiis Antique Vests,
Check. Linen Goats. White Mifsfilles vests,
Grass Linen Goats, cotd Matseiie. Nes'',
:. t,LeeLed M.tseillcs Black Figured Vests.
so.,. coIsted and White shirts,
J. nl,.t .nj t,oId Al shirt Issssms and Collars.
,,..e. Coat. crayais, staeks sed Ties,
n,.a,I'lle C,os,s. White and Golored Linen
r,..ims,e Pants. and Silk Pocket Hand.
rsnsl .s..ime,s pants. kef.hIefs. &c. &c.. &c.
phet ). rsnt q Clothing. Or any other kind Of
Gsala. would a., wei 70 eau sna 'oeA y w
fore MAKING We" JAMES WEBB.
AedIt.
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INCREASED FERTILITY.oF LAND.

iNShEhoED TEN iiLii ffOr LhND.
Editor Of be Winchester Republican, = g
Dear Sir:-I send you for publication a
letter which ! have just received from Mr..
James Gather, who is, you know, one Of our
most intelligent and successful practical far
mers. This letter cannot fail to be read
with much interest by the farmers, for the
experiment which he details clearly estab-
fishes the important fact that cultivated
lands may be increased in fertility without
the application Of manure Of any kind what
ever. Yours, IA.
ROBT L. BALDWIN. .
Flint Ridge, Frederick County ya.,1
tl November 4, 1857. 5 is
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Very respectfully, yours,
JAMES GATHER.

LEAVES. NO manure i 50 well worth saw
Ing III October and November as the now
falling leaves Of the season. According to
Payne, they contain nearly three times a.
much nitrogen as ordinary barn yard manure;
and every gardener who has strean aud
covered them in his trenches late in the fall
or in December, must have noticed the next
season how black aud moist the soil is that
adheres to the thrifty young beets hepulls.
No vegetable substance yields its woody
fibre aud becomes soluble quicker than
leaves, and from this very cause they are
soon dried up, scattered TO the winds and
wasted, il not now gathered and trcnehcd
in or composted, before the advent Of severe
winter. =#sIz.
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Bible Depository.
New Spring Go0is.

INHE largest and bcs. stock ever had, which we're
IL bought upon the bes terms, early 10 The season,
before the rise. consisting IN pid Of
800 ys,ds suP'r Hemp. Pet. and ingfain CarPengs,
500 Hats. Bonnets, Flats, GiPsies, Se.
1850 yards Uahleaehed Cotton Clssh, leans, &c.
$500 yarbs Dleaeled coons, Sheeiinss, &c.
2lO0 Checked anil Striped Cotton cloh, &c,
aODO yards ooted leans. Cotionsdes, Cheeks, tal.
ian eloli, Dsp d'Ee Ribbed Mohsir, and other goods
Tor boys aud men. wear.
$50 yards Linen DiIs &e., white and eolOted.
s.lOO gard. Calico.
1900 ysrl. volored and Black Ginghans.
1000 yards Lawns. Ginsham lawns, ofglndies,Ja.
comets, Bdliiants, &c.
400 pairs Gknses.
$40 dsrsn spool Thread.
200 gross Buttons.
COO pairs I.sdiss. hissrs' and Chiidens Shoes.
beautiful shape and 6nsh including curfeJ Goat. Mo.
rocco and Kid Buskins, Congress Booss; Weiis and
sipper.; Plain Fcxrd and Congress Gailcis; Velvet
Slippers; Chiidmn's ColoFed and Plain. Raehrldoted
sai button BoolS Ala Deonzed and hid Socks
Nantes, Lace and Wrought Bands floaneing';
Earnss snd lnserlngs; Printed and Pierced collars
AMI Bsnd.; silk aud Leather Bss; Summer totseis,
sonlag. Cactus ani Empfe,s skitis; Grsss Gicthi
Corded cambfc; Biihsnts, and other geods iof max
ing skirts
/. 500 yard. Ribbons 81 al kinds.
6.O0O bs. RIO, I.sguira and lava coase; EiiIaci q
Coffee
1000 liz Coffee Sugars, and Crushed anl Powiet-
"a sns,,.. sousr House Sysnp: irs Gleen and Black
Tsr. Pine Msdeira Wine and French Brandy ior
rp@ltciaal pusposrs; !; also Cooking Miuc.
sele aad Jppet Leather. Ae. at.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-09

PaoLiric wnEAT.--In the summer Of 1856,
Mr.. Gideon Dcyault, worthy farmer Of
Guillord, selected some very promising
heads OF wheat, which, when cleaned, mea.
sured one-half pint Of wheat. About the
last Of October, 1856, he sowed i; and al
harvest this year he gathered sixty three
half pints as the product Of the half pint
sown. This is the largest proportional yield
from a given quantity sown that has come
under our knowledge. The grain is plump,
heavy looking white wheat, not overly large
though Of good size. Mr.. Dcyault present.
ed Us with half pint Of the wheat, which
we have sown, for the purpose Of iurthei
testing is adaptation to our soil.
Gsens. Pal 4 Flag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

= pNsrsyRA-oR,s SAFE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
n and mahogany uarlor and chamher 'urnturs inlsd
e4s,e p, motor a. all frame mirrors oil paanss plsts and
glss. Are kc ON friday l0 0cccs NJ TIE resdene ~
Seai Tlf,senth street seventh svenue.-HkakN r.
IvFDe 40 auctourers will sell asabov NnOui reserve,
=. he y,rs and aperdid suits ohsber and drnx room fur
nlturs In ne a. folio Two magnihce fty cayed ross
wool psror suits covered IN the richest raur brocsfs 'ne
heavily carved In silt vel'e zine pieces @yra ores
der va large and s orus merits rpor 81 Tor me
ownsrs use Of the mos, rschrcne sly o. WIN lssu
hful psnsnss; psntngs with rich god rsnir shsose1
win sts By counolsserr one sever
GOOD library tookcsse fl25; stauary nNnis p
eeg~rss mirror doors and backs, rcsewooa csonts s9n
rosewoou marble top aide, re- ard 100 M1es ncnlr
sprinr veare chairs in rlrh sretcl sam o ey
large French mirrors, ~itn stnia rfs heAyuy ,o
and brccnfe window aims thades ava feosp
corDer ftsrd, &c The chambers are ftrashn nes 49,
ample msnrer, having h. sehd go,ac sew 90 oe-sr.
with dressing bureaus and ws1sssnds mar V, ~ "
about twelve hair Ntresses eshl sup ror tpths -
Resses, ~ ring nj ,hoga chairs aad rockts 70
corner xsnds, BRUSSELS three ply ana tsgrn cs1.eu.
library booscsse, manic MIR clocks vases mo
mene window shades curtains and cornca ssh 70 800
BLACK walnut hsfsesda. mshossEy do, nafss rcas.
borns snn pillows bedding. a. rosewcod hl ns
long, sod walnut tea And dnag tables sos oss cane sea-
chair. Mahogany do French chin. sets dinner sn dee
ser csins End crochery plate glassware cste p~d
SPOONS sno FORKS table cuter and general assortment
table furnre one Gold oak bufes plate glass back, AMI
other 1uces which win be described aogue 70 be h,d
on mcysina o@e 70 po~'pos ement on any sc-ount vita
ont regard 70 he w-sihcy rely ev~yy
HxNsT T. LEEos ,1sicas~.
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nANnL s. HCUaE. AUCTIOkuKR.-sPLBNDIO
u rosewood par ofose with the entire WOOD
fsrp,ure paintings Aver ware eosIlv china &C cootAned
in DIV elng house 7l8 west Tseny third street, near
NShth avenue = :, -,
To morrow Friday October 80 will sell without roserse
the fpiuye OF the above denco CONNER ring
IL Tbis SIZE worthy o. spec al attention. As the
quantity unusually large and OF superior workmanship
ghout The msgriicen psrlo vasos and ornsm
ported expressly for the resent owner and form
bearf e,tiop uniqns and classic WORKS oil
Catalogues WIN be the door on the nornlng q sa'
which viii posjve Goods 10 be removed Immediately;
cops ting o. uperior rosewood octave pis loorte
but three months full suits OF rcl carved s-or furl
covered In "a In brooael ad vevo msrois
top etese es lAsisB' les
nd pier ror rose~ocd ldon ana recombans chairs
costly BisauA hna and Drcsdsn group &c with
vAlusbe co lection OF oil psiurgs richly fra not, vsve
vii ard 9th chsnds L-rs and fx,s rich
curtains d sh rosewood seads, drsss
ing bureau Ehsar os cnmmoIes all to nnacn 10
asBl hair mstr French blankets,
amour with French mirror frcn; rosewood secrstrF
bookcase lounges Frepeb Clara mrors clocks hne
wal syenson abe marb top sie eboA great variety
Of tive rich china ivory cus ocio.rs
Ac with OF other Attire OF description
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

IN q HoU9HTON AuCpoNEsR -ssNIsEA HOUss
hol fyrture ord piaaoforss, 5stry carpets
ros) a. !. oclecf, tho 81 West snty b
aSo~9 he entire furni OF family renq uishns house
hepirg Consisting o. en rosewood piAnof rte two
suits Of parler fur- TO- In saa brocAe DO
In plrsh, beautifully carved -woof otegere, do msybe
tables cad End sfa sbles, ice oil paintings
elegantly do rated Oh ard NAME ornaments tapes
Try cAype III DIV aod Dgrss d. hall olcoIh, ssAiv
~ IA nsrbs ton buresn' and s,sbs,snS sof. mcasirs
spring seat and cottage chsB ns essaa btds heo ding
toile sets sxa 81 onn tsbls dining room chairs sldo.
board cf Ina and gas able cutie kitchen furnitue
s.ovea &c sale postve, shhou regard 10 the westher
NALTIR oRgasoUaH. AUG noNEsR -DAMA9ID
vi cell tbs ray rb,dsy at u o,aloct In front OF
100 Wall street, tn pst-s90 boIea best charcoal
and v'me T. plate iIr and Xxx slightly damaged on
the vorase of Nv porision.
S1OOO ssST OF EdCa AMD
vendue pAsh ctoneer this day DOT 49, 1T III ocock
tor ca without any whatsvr may be the htste ~
hs the entire ers fora ure cons.ined 10 me Pr,
avenue smh acting ever ten housd dollars worth OF tbs
very bert description OF Al kinds requires in fir slsss
house mail portion only OF which stated in thu. sdver
~o psrlor sn'ts nceny carved frames covered IN
satin and sll made order and Of the mss expensive
tops mA.,o; elegantly carved e'eseres VII h-avy
French rA pass doors backs superi oil paintings by
ds r. ishsd artists French ate pier and oval mirrors
hcen ewood even oct.ve pianof ,rto with solid
pear be VI silk satin b~ocsd- ~indow curtains,
htsvs ac~ do mase rosewood secretary BOOKCASE solid
and richly polished sion dining table, sxtsen fees china
and pearl eagat Ard costly china vasos CLOCKS &c
rs so all the cha her urr,nre, containing an exsen
BAR ire,s.s bedroom caipes, hall and stair carpets oil
81 abs &c &c
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EDWARD sCHEkcX, AuoTlo .AxR

HDWAHD sCHkEGK, AuO11Ot kxR
~ Feremptoy rals o. sbou $40 900 worth OF the richest
ma mort .osry European fancy good. imported
~ r. AGRA SIK. will II ut suction on Thursday ano
friday, 18th and 9th nst Mt O'Clock each day, At thay
No So kasssu street tn. abnvs slegAt sods In
rdinx tbs most erb PAian goups sAsue and dgnr,s
rnG ss drent brouzss or the richest aud most
,Asaoal teLgns superb evres chpa naVni1cen ps
10 nrmuu gilt china and marble locks; elegantly
.eopiei china done- and Ia. SITS Bohemian rlcse Of
newest a,d rchept de Ign, cored and plain tie finest
Of the richest papor sche desss sing
ewe tsbe elegant pearl she ivory ard other
gssss isdes leather and seivs s.ic ales Frenos
hisA jewel toxes rks &C. Aso silve- plated OF The
and rcnest designs Also, the NEST Eoklish snd
1zercAn cutlery Sh above soois win be on exhibition A.
eAssroom Wednesday, q ms. and tho pusic
assured hat he above the ans elegant goods
ifered, and viii be sold pere Tptorily for cssn-
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&c mn FOR A FIRST oLAR yRAvuIIua ux.
JO.V'U hibior on half thh amovus 70 seccuse pa~-
yhs iAs unity any perso6 20 resirs
.cney rsr.sy Adsrsaa Zoe nrss daJs oar, Il 4 O. noa
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II B FRANKLIN, AUCiIoNssR -xAGNIRIosNr
y. household furniture mstv I" Paris; marbles
rage &c, &c the property Of private gentleman - g.
FkANKLlH wiz ssl o-m,yro~ Octorer 81 at 10 O'Clock
prscey in tn frsucop all the splendid and 'osty furni
10 the residence No 81 West Srtaen street, nssr Filth
thu whole forming really the sple ibid and
rhe.cse crpnp OF hoOehod 's.ture ofe,e' NJ public
sucoo or may 7es tut snsl description of which can
BE- Piven IN ihs edve rtisetrer
Parors-Ersgart medal N yelvet pats, msds frem
pattern " oder pv Bright OF sngsnd hs most sopsrb SOTO
satin with Hlo cover. aao suit of satire
style rad 10 tas sxphnsive msd-; solid
rosewood c. n're iabes. saiusyy marble tor eeEeres
stands heavy dsnsss aoa ace curairs tso arse
French plate msnte mrrs cost rbinS and marble vases
clock large Fr neh ate 1iar
glass with gold bass m.be slab sipc-or oil pair logs
shicd the Descent fron the Cross eers Mercy
Dream from Pilgrims Progress grand scion sevea oasv
.os resr le ackcov by professors
toned Instruments in this cyusry.
Also
Al one o'clock preorely splendid double mrch team OF
csrsg horses and eight old. witt double hsr
carriage blanket, dc de- he ~h de form the
superb private establt ncnt In the city.
Bold oak extension table is feet rich French china ware
glass silver ivory AID erI
secretary aide tables With marble tops isdi
French secre1y Brussels carpets, heavy lace curtains
oval mirrors, &c, &c.
All the bedroom furnt ire Consisting Of full sus n rose
mst1essss sprug nstGes. insrsa and c,rpeis
chanse,leps bsssmeni furniture Ac &c with .hici he
sale win Tho pueor calls the special notice OF
Of espensive household IN, nure 10 this SALE
THIS ssave sale being snY limits the
,ou.er will require satisfactory c~h dsvos from eyery
mo Nos Pine Sale positive Catalogues ready
O'Clock morning OF sale
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w j. SHARP Has ON HAND AHD FOR SALE
w lws. assortment Of billiard tables With slate and mar
re heHs ~ u-- stvie of rrshi~ stso f,v sse o~ sf
hs.d bu ard are Ia ue~fsvz order Masaseared and for
as - No. l<6 Fulhon s,rssA by T. aHARH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-29

IJANkY II. LEEDS 4 90, AUCrIoEBksS-OrPIOes
n Nassau street. will sell Of auction Thursday, Ccto
her - 10Y O'Clock 50 HAST Thiriscna street. se:weeo
Fourth household furniture Consisting
VII and Brussels cape par Or furniture coy,s
top centre abes Arm cAys window curtains and cornices
rosewood rianoorte pcur2 AAe essrsvrss oaA e. enaon
siAss sre .nth 10 Bedro bose wood ana naaogany
suits conpete bsdsieAds and eretslny onrss &C ma
Soueh ,d furuuie inclu Ing Kitchen ware With which the
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ID. oror fer sae 10 morrow, Oc. al OK oc'osk At mel.
50 Nassau street. very Desirable tmep o.
and second hand furniture just receiv,d from
nDquishDg ho 70 he hkhass der consisting OF
beds b. dds mattress bsdsesds bureaus chars par or
sris eegsres crockery cutlery, carpets icoh, &C. Rl-o
WOOD mst ogsni K led o. smbe, dining
room furniture oil paintings mirrors fanny DDS &n ss-
without reserve Catalogues lfead carly tine morning OF
sale.
=. O'CLOCK, In Kanl near rue avenue. ny 10 y n
HEGh An ionesr-HandAoms hou ehod furniture com
priing ext~nti dining 10 tables furnure In
velvet and dsmAsk marble soeoosrd pio "a 70 and
dressing glass bo- mahogany ard WOOL bedste.d
bureaus wsrdronss CLOCKS plano etexere bookcase tapes
try and Bi uss-ls Competing, soves, Ac a.,
NROMELIKH co, ArOTIokEkRS, WILL SELL, ON
~ Friday morning. ut lea oclork the stock and Tx ur
OF the stofe At Canal between Orc Ard and Lud
low compsn, gensrs. .sscrtm sD Of far, articles NO
len goods embroidSries COLL combs, brushes 100 linen
shrts collars peri merry Ic also handsome h1tures sso
boxes couuers and side draws bale positive Toms
cAsh.