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Dutch Republic. and other historical
works, Life Of Franklin. Memoirs OF
Burr, American Poets, Scott, Dickens.
and even tie Life Of our own Washing
ton by that talented and accomplished
man and finished writer. Irving. bear
testimony of having only delicate
NHmbinc. We notice one Indication
tending to prove the influence of the
Library in this respect which in Itself
is unlimited. The works Of "heavy
calibre' are read more row than a year
ago, which, as we have suggested. proves
the To,rer of the Institution, for we
regard this Library as fair test. This
is pleasing indication. II is sufficient
10 stimulate this community to renewed
exertions to enlarge the Library anil the
number of its readers. We hope our
reaGers upon the approach OF the lnog
evenings will form their plans for Win.
ter course Of reading. How many o
oar citizens arc there who have not yet
read them, can say that their time is so
occupied as to preclude the possibility Of
reading either of these histories before
next Spring dawns upon Us, How
much pleasure and lasting benefit would
result from such course.
We are glad to learn that there is Il
plan now in progress to raise funds to
enlarge the Library. and we trus; all in.
,eres,cd in spreading general intelligence
viii aid in tins praise. worthy enterprise.
/. will be seen elsewhere that dramatic
entertainment az Lords Hall, and a
grand hall at Writings Hall, will be
given under the direction ofthc commit
tee of the Library; tho former by two
Young ladies and several members
of the DiriSo Association Mcssrs.
Arno Wisweil. y \. Joy, \, s. Camp
bell. \. ". Hopkins, Hamilton JOY, q.
w Brown, acting as floor managers OF
the latter
We assure oar readers abroad who
may wish to patrouizc either the ball 70
entertainment. tina, everything possible
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Many who suffer from Heada,ke
ana Nerroa' Debility are isnoran. tba.
the real cause, in most instances. is a
deransed state of the stomach and diges.
tive functions. The Oxygenatcd Bit,ers
are peculiar y adapted TO the cure Of
these symptoms.
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The Public Library

as permanent institution, quite as
po:en; perhaps, in is influence for good
or evil, as the Press
The news Journal. it is trae, bears in
its columns daily. accounts Of tn great
ana important events that occur in every
par, Of The world and the hastily digest
ell opinions on them OF some second rate
writer Who m efYieiate as editor.
Blu, the rcdcetn. class of individuals
who peruso tAa newspapers, form their
own opinions on all the interesting topics
of the day ere the poadcrous editorials
on them are pcnned
!; is also true that there are exceptions
20 ,his,jus. as there are exceptions = all
NEAL rules As a general thin, then.
VIC - 10 the news journal f,r NOUS. JUS;
as VIC 90 to the thoughtfalIy written
book for tiouglis.
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Election, Monday, sept. Nth.
Republican Nomination
For Governor.
LOT NJ, MORRILL,,
OF AUGUSTA

FOR SENATOR'S.
5Iiaesck WYER G. SARGENT.
SAMUEL WATSON
4feasfook JOHN McCLGSKY
Cunt Rand WILLIAM W. THOMAS.
ELfAXER 81 RBANk
JOHN ?. DAVIS.
CHARLES ". GODDARD.
Franklin JOSEPH c. HOYT.
kc1iae5cc JOHN BERRY in.
ALFRED FLETCHER
CHARLES A. WING
O1tord ENQCH ". WOODBURY..
ALMOND TWTTC HE'LL.
Penobscot WILLIAM PLAISrED, JR.
EI4JAH l.. iiAMIIN
JACOB ". SfiNCHFIELD
Somerset SULLIVAN LOTtlROP
WILLIAM C0NNOR
York SETH sCANM0N
NATHAN DANE.
SAMG Ell ". JONES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

j. G. Blame, of the Kennebec TAU
gusta Journal. has taken the editorial
charge Of the Portland Advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

p. Lake of Ellsworth, who appeared as
the spokesman of the Redman wing of
the party and the Ellsworth office hold
ers, thought il an ''inn walton, i'm practica
BILE in its operation. and of no use this
year" The old war hose froa. Cas,ine,
replied, urging reasons, both potent and
patent to all, that under the present
method, and meaning that with the con-
troll Of the Eastern delegates by his enc
mics, men had been nominated to office
and would be again who were not the
choice of his par: of the county. TO
obviatc the necessity Of having to 80 10
the polls and vote for men again for i'm.
portant offices who are notori, usly unfit
+ for any office of any responsibility, of
having to blush for the party on account
OF such nominations as the party had
+ forced upon the yoters-to obvj&te such
necesity,a and for the harmony Of the par
! ty he urged the adoption Of his motion.
The Ellsworth man caved in. not being
noted for having large amount of pluck.
The motion was adopted by the members
rising and standing uncovered until they
were counted" There wa. no man in
the convention who was plu2ky enough
to reply to the Doctor unmercitul SUM
ming up Of the want Of fitness Of Mr.
Nespasiah Warlwell fer Senator Mr.
Redman's friends in he convention,
with cold and stoioal indifference, beft-
ting South Sea islanders, permitted their
fellow lahorcr to be stismatizcd. without
never a word Of reply. Save me from
my friends, the cast away cx-nominee
may say. The delegation then retired,
divided into tive parts The western
wing came in shortly, ard reported
through the Doctor. tia. Daniel Robin
son Of Bucksport was its choice The
ehairman Of the other wing reported.
that inasmuch as a new man had been
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t'i'S se=.f' usage Oh APT tfi55ins, -
'eSPoesa2.e eaaa'aa;e OF last year !
was a fa#F pcs to say the least OF Of II
On The part @! Inc Eastern delegates, t
'nT'" eserooa1a Their oia CANDIDATE, win
vas ea5,'i'a o second nomination. b,
usage, efffT Tie ~sasons had bcea CIR
"a i9F the change N Western Hancocl
ana those reasons were want Of fines
III the CID candidate However, the =
ports "eFe adopted. The several com
m'''eeS on nominations reported thc aanat
II Or. samuel GreelY Of Ellsworth, fo
nc s.s'eF OF lieedS' Geo. W. Springer
i.sq. OF franklin, for County Treasurer
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0','',a y '-'l-' ,.el. D', Drug nan
''""s = "'o''oh 'Aa' b. " hineAiy' Esq
y ~ s''''' oe inc candidate Tor Count!
attorney, ae CHAIRMAN FVt the motiei
~ i very formal manner That B. "
r - ESQ DC recommended to th'
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Gov. Robinson, of Kansas. has been
tried and acquitted.
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He have received. from Mrss. $
Miller X CnF'is. publishers. Chile -
Sarae or Tue Camp ami the Field by
:. Compton Smith. N. d. TIL Aa.Aor
was surgeon IN tho army IN the a.,
wF WITH Mexico ami an crc with s.
n mos of tic Incidents 10 rsla,s..-
HI book = entertaining aal agree.
aad 'e hos possessed Of tasis ter n
soldiers lie i viii richly ~ : rsrs.
=. TIE Decor tells goo1 story ar
what s letter tim II. thc, a.e gatoatt
ally sf3e-
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WAsn1NnrnS. Augns. Dc


Gen. Scott arrived here thu. morning
Tie has been busy all day with the Gen .
eral Superintendent nj in making on, pro-
,sramnIe for the movement Of troops for
Utah. They have finally decided TIA;
me expedition TO Utah shall proceed
is is not decided yet whether Gen. Har-
ney or Col. juhns On viii command the
EXPEDITION. Walker is very anxious to
retain Harvey in Kansas. 4 messenger
will be dispatched TO Kansas to .morrow
20 settle the matter. DR.. Forney O.
Tennessee vas. to-day appointed Saper-.
intenden, II Indian Affairs for gtah--
This completes AL the appointments no.,
the Territory. Thoy will all procee
IVES, Immediately, aud he army a, For;
Laramie. Gov. Cumming is now at
Fort Leayonwor,h. waiting 6r the o,he,
appoiniees to arrive.
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CLEVELAND, August %.


AT tho second days session of the
Emancipation Convention, delegates from
nearly all the free States. and also Mis-
SCUM and Kansas were present. Rev.
Mark Hopkins. d. d., of Mass, was
chosen President; Rev. Mr.. Rankin Of
Ohio, J. b. Williams. Rev. Mr.. Monroe
OF Mich. j. A. Cody OF Kansas, Simon
Sever OF Ill.,, and Alfred Handy of lndi-
ana, Vice Presidents DIR. J. B. Elliot
OF Ind. Rev. Mr.. Denison of New York
and J. +. Keller of Ohio, Secretaries
Letters approving the objects of the
Convention were read from Rev. DR..
Not', Prof, B. Silllman Of Yale College,
and many others. A business commit
tee was then appointed
The objects Of the Convention were
stated. and resolutions were introduced
and spoken to by Mcssrs. Burnett, Smith
Dension, and others. Plans of emanci-
patton and compensation were introduced
by the business Committee, and discuss
ed. Two of the leading ideas were
me appropriation Of the public lands
ana the customs revenue beyond the
expenses of government. to the purpose
OF compensation. Other ideas were in
PRODUCED, and would be debated by tho
BODY.
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What has Mr.. buchanan done sire
the 4,h OF March, which should eatislc
him to the confidence Of candid and far
mcnded men? SO far as Kansas is
concerned. he has appointed to Office in
that Territory the mcu who murdered
the fee State settlers, he has retained
the notorious Locomptc in ofice-hc
sent out as pacifcator r. J, Walker:
but as soon as he show the lclst sign,
Of acting fairly by all parties. the
Southern nullifcrs began to howl, AMI
presto a change came over him, ard the
administration aud Walker has tried to
out lIerod lierod ever since. The whole
| /. fuencc OF his administration is cxcr.
ciscd in favor Of Border Rutiianism in
kansas--in favor Of subjec,ins thrce
/ f1urths Of the settlers, 10 Be ruled by the
other quayter,at the point Of tho bayanet
and who impiously declared he won't
by the help OF Cod execute the to
Gus and infamous laws. which werc
made 70. Kansas by a Missouri aoH
The BUCCANEERS in Convention. in TIL,
town last week, commended Buchanan.
Kansas policy, How are the might,
fallen. How willing arc the oi3ice holder.
to "eat dirt that they nay live.
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To last ,seek's Enigma
Williamstown and Manchester.
Answered by Ida.
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Answered by f. ". g., of Orland.
and Numerals.
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Answer

Ia Mathematical Problem
SO and ~ inches.
, 1857-04-10

BRIDGE MEEnNG.-The bridge commits,
sioners to construct a bridge across the
western arm of Budd's Inlet, at Fourth
street, Olympia, had their regular monthly
meeting on Monday last, the 9Th inst
The committee to report plan and
make an estimate of the cost of construc.
ton, reported an estimate, and recommend.
cd plan Of construction. The report
being incomplete was recommitted to said
committee, with instructions to have a
draft of said bridge made and submit to
the next meeting From said report We
learn that the whole length of the proposed
bridge will be 1858 feet. By the plan re.
ported by the committee, the following
material will be required :
10000 feet Of piles 3l36 feet of square
timber, for caps 1000 feet hewn timber,
for sringers 5000 feet round stringcrs
1880 feet 8 inch plank lO,llS feet }
inch plank for railing [; 1858 by and
by joist for posts and rails wcnches
for draw ; thirty feet wide.
1t is also designed to have two openings
in said bridge thirty.fve feet in width, to
allow the passage of RATS. An approxi-
mate estimate of the cost of the material is
$4,000.
Mr.. Morrow, of Sawamish county, and
Messrs McLane, Cock, Miller, and Hale
of Thurs'on, were authorized TO open books
to receive subscriptions of material, labor,
cash, &c, at once.
, 1857-04-10

R9- We learn that Messrs. RENroy &
HowARp's steanf saw mill at Coveland,
Wlndby's. Island, was seriously damaged
by the bursting of one of the boilers. The
engineer, Mr.. RILEY, formerly serving in
this, capacity on board the late JIajoy
IImPSins, was severely, if not fatally
scalded. What the extent of the damages
are, we cannot state. The accident is
attributed to carclcssness, in allowing the
water to become too low in the boilers
This Is the second accident of this charac
ter, We are informed, that has happened tC
this mill
, 1857-04-10

H6s- In consequence Of the recent risen
the price Of -four and sawed lumber 10 10
San Francisco market, the mills in ths
vicinity, both saw aud grist, are now ae
lively engaged in their respective branches
We are truly happy to state that Q revl''i
in business seems to be at hand, and inas
there is no longer any necessity Whatever
for any class Of mechanics or LAHORE" "
spend their time in ideness. An abunans
of lucrative employment can be Ob'ain.a
at almost any moment, for the snPn
trouble of seeking for it. Yet they sne1e
not be of that stamp as pretend to ssskSSOl'
secretly pray they may not find it
, 1857-04-10

E@- During the past week or two x,
eral new stores have been opened here a'u
in this vicinity, and all, we believe, ul'
doing good and wholesome busin's~
Our stores are all first class establishment
where full and complete stocks are c0n'
stantly kept on hand. Our merehan"
gentlemanly, and their clerks gener'l's'
young men. If with all these good qu'',
ties, our farmers, customers generally, ". w
Ladies in particular, are still unaOls
obtain sifch bargains as they might oe'''s :,
they had better go to - New 1OrA
10 their trading.
, 1857-04-10

D0- Mr.. SYLVESTER, during The
week has removed to his new dwelling
house opposite our Office. We Eeeon'
him as a ncighbor, and extend to BIN W
OD~ of friendship. May your oFcn''s
soon bear COED and abundant fruit, ano =
live 10 cat it.
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HATRIMONIAL.

oHrrLlnAs ySAss % 1s xss "a sssS . s
uon poesessns considerable Tor sne and 800 ersnes
hshis vishes 10 mske the scdsntsnee on scme vosv ~
means With vew = g.trnoonI Ars3Ss{ ~ Ne ~ snwss
poSsrt. N 10 sosSp All ccrre~pcnde~ee n>1y.ep A1rn
ls address G., Union square Post o@css New Y~s CITY.
for rne week.
yoT Nc gFNTTTMIT oF RTYrNiNHNr Avn NJ.
"A spectabty desirous Of making the scluan>nnce "
pretty snd ovesbe young edy With view % ms,rincny
r,tTanfsei. Aaire.s ~ r ~. BroAdwsY Post ohcs.
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POLITICAL.
A prsuNIoN coNvsSrIoN, UNDER THE AUSPICES
"A Of the American Ant slavery Society, viii be beh

"A Of ne America sfeh Az si s2 ' tTc s De
r.. Q. .osnAI .sp Ivr.pAr ,.r ,egr 70 AID T.
Evening session x coca; .sn ~ a 'e Ssns o DE-
,xGsH lsys e;,..ss PA.sr rnssgy Charlie. Isnsr
Let there be large gathering Of he freres Of universal
AT NETTING OF THE NINTH WARD MA.
ner Of Hudson and BsSrc- s,rsss on wsens.ssv evening
Feerusry ~ lssl DE following pesmee and resolutions
Tiereas, he Council q s.ehems Of he rsnu.ny Society
Rep ssicsn osners ooaiase q DE city and e1Sn.
f;S E lSr . rsas sns s
sh x, RON o09ysnns nsrsu IN accordance
Rs.o,ss "a. Ss w.rS s.ls ssi' Democrats. l.,
d.rs o r. ss parposs as%s
:.rv. n.srsss q So.. men Who no. bold o.
patriot 5enersi Lewis Casa - - ''''
ssebsms 3 in Keeping ~h &C. ossdc 81 msay voc msmbsr. 81
=. rsm@ssy soc,sy VIC .ldsd ne slsas rseasDeaS
MEMBER q ~. :os..y wso .u.asd sAsmseVs being %
.dsy 3, Genera sSics %ss sm. cs
%Sd De cS1%ss of ssss sasen. kcsrsS
'"''.-' ~ WILLIAM VITA. ). BRrsrEy, Pr.~der,.
B BSrs 3 3. VIE Var svsrs. ,secretaries
k)A) NAHD.-THk NENHEKH OF The DEhOORATIN
~ Ward Commit elected the ticket headed Fernando
Weed kloholss seasrs, &C. for General Committee, are
occi y d. house o. James Hughes EshS avenue sd
'''' .''A DAVID ). ccdHfxrrrELp. Chairman pro tenn
-
SPORTING.
L'oR sALE-rwOl YOUNG ITALIAN GREyHoUErs
and one scotch terrier. Apply st Ne Garden areeA
EoR sALE-yAscy POULTRY AND PloEors, WHY'S
oofhmgs nhck spanish and Leghorn fowls; Also pest
birds. Asdres Geo. Tyrren Broadway poss once.
REUSIor or THE FANCY.
IN The boys
Have had q good time;
They think
They daylight
- And have notion Of
- SETTING ND for themselves
90 m and WIN with The NEW vOF& CIIPPEH price
QUEEN JONES, Pstnsh~a
- -
WINS AND kp0OO@n-
IRsn WALT WHIsKRy.-A FEW FUNCTIONS OF
John Jameson sop'e superior high hsvovcd Irish nat
Ehshey or sale nom under house ock, By JOHN j.
DAVls soN, importers, % Wall street
WArrEb-rhON q 900 70 eoc WORTH % LIQUORS
w and groceries suitable N stock store, in eschsnee ror
7. More Herald once 81. afI -.t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CURE OF COREs By MADAME BHRHAND. NO 1877
~ Bowery east side. between BYoome Delaney
Madame B. respectfully Informs the public that she has
duced her price order enable to be free from
psnf and feels confident Of promising ths she
corns bunons nails grown into the flesh, &C without
to at their houses ct Madame . resdeEce from until
o'clock p NJ
he BuRGs FERTILlzERs.-DE BURGs NO. 7 AM.
- mGnised sur erphosphste Of lime; De Burgs No mani
puated guano. The subscriber prepared 70 supply
the above scsnow ged and only reliable Test
mopAls oirect6ks win forwarded ON ar plea
tou to JAMES p. HAAkILl,, ITO Pearl street.
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CHARr HAs ON rArp BILLIARD TABLES OF MAR.
- bic slab ssd wood beds with style Of cushion which
cheap fov Persona would well 70 nj
his narsufaeory, lR Fulton greet ". SHARP,
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THE BALL SEASON.


RMouR GCARD.-FrRsT ANNUAL MILITARY AND
N civic eoree ri rblos Saloon Tuesday Yeh.
Il, 1897 TckeH g. be obtained Of The membeS a The
CiPTArN PETER n BREASTED, JR., Chairman.
witisv scorr Secretary and Treasurer 70 Csrmine -
A NNuAL COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO Mr. CHARLES
"a Virgin given BY his friends and pups will tske place
Wfss Assembly rcoms CSC BrSadsy .sanesssy even
= j. sgIrr. Secretary.
JANIS Awsoay Treasurer.
RreoELYN LIGHT GUARD BALr-aorHrc Hall,
WV W MEAD Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
J. VI Gov, Chairman
TUE ANNUAL BALL or rHE ER1NA SOCIETY, FOR
me henett Of the Catholic Library Association ~ he hed
~, 1857 ' ~
HONORARY
Alderman llancy Mchael Phean rso n Nicholson Es1.
Healv. Andrew Carriran- - p Nc-arry.
VoIin ~ Dunn, John McCsry sernsrd Mcguire -
nlchh sWwash ksq, Patk Corriean p. Maguire.
" UTICA tsq - James Kelly, "
~ q -, coSsrrrrr or ihHlScrwrTrs.
7. Msioare Johr d MuIlen'' ~ f'waiooo
Y J. Batherr. r M ps'en
WILLIAM R RoBB ERRTFsrI President
Tpos Wv krNgEpr secre,ary
Yrs MCGuUE Treasurer.
the''on's fuN Nand ~ enfaeed sor he occasion
1csee 70 sdnhs geN euau and lsdlss ~
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ssIaNEK,s BALE OF BEsANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

A ssIaNEE,s SALE OF N1GANx HOTsEE0LD FUR
FEB iS af loX O'clock ID tho splendid furniture, The
dweuneNo III West Eighth consisting IL part Of three
suits on ed rosewood furniture the best OF
French brossts splendid rosewood pianofore. stool and
Aand.ome tapestry csrpe, two handsome rosewood
hanSsss sde and centre tables with stsuary and
Eqypap tops rosewood bWeau and gothic besdseads
wsshatands match wh variety Of mahogony and black
furniture in roopa handsome lace curtains and bro
cste d. sofas bedseads oouches extension
dining tables handsome bookcase do libra
ry large French pier gasses PAran hgures splendid
feather beds ha Mattresses crockery glass dinner
sets, with large lot Of useful and ornamental
sturc so 70 mention Sale TO take place positively
By order w. SPECK
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A NEW BOOK on EILrARDe.-" THI gAnn o.
"A sm.ss y nichass Ihslsn, autiw q Billiards We
seipt Of Price, BY 0CoNroR ooll&NDnRs bnnSr1 hbl
DROADwAy BILLIARD sALOON-rHE TWO SPA.
ID cous easements, No sB adjoining Prescott House.
with without Che furniture and hxtures lease Each
rs BY "a feet
nECKERB MECHANICAL COMBINATION CuaH1oRS,
~ warranted superior all others elasticity and
being lower Jet entirely safe Billiard tables Of ali
slate marble trimmings OF description
he old prices. Manufactery, 20 Ann street
i. DkCKER, Gate Grifhh A Decker)
NEADDrNs billiard ROOM e27 AND Ga BROAD.
lu way, the pleasant and private
The city. Barney Chrysta the cesbrsed player constantly
learn he ssme daily between he hours Of 10 n and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

DEED 4 COLE. AuCrIosEERs FOR SALE AT PUB
lie auction Monday, February 16 At ten o'clock .
lag East Twenty third street New York lot Of machinery
sisiipg OF a'hes vices snvis beows longs turning
oo brss valve cocks wTenches. cutting engine fo
coehmAkes cast iron valves, pressure guages and many
otber tools which would be valuable 70 mechanics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

Il ArRoLogrsr TnAr RxArs TIE WOODLAND
"A 1900 u oGeFed 10 any perssn VINO surrao ~
giving correct aaasmsuA. on ~ events through ~ gss
arfy marriages. AenAho health. wealth p~sen awvng -
seui frisuds Ic. n R-nsdame CLIFTON Y NJ h.menf
nor doe. abe wish 70 inpoee on " nnwsy y yse
make a fortune ell cd Ms kafurnfy gned lnAy
he only person IN The Unssd ssses We Gan nyv 49,
bern Gall suA safAsfy yourselves ss~ssses 10
street, besvesn noashon ssA stanton. LnL--- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

ToKN REDDIEG. AUCT1oNEER, WILL SELL ON THE
81 inst OF Thirty seventh street and
slth avense No IL at lo O'Clock the contents Of board
ing consisting of mahogany chairs, bookcase carpets
ocoihs sofas and general assortment OF house
hold furniture, the breaking sale positive
MoRfGAGE sALE.-P. O. BULKLKY, AUCTI0NIER
IVA WIN seh by order Of the mortgagee Monday Feb. L.
~ II O'Clock A the premises the unexpred lease q
hose four valuable atorea known Nos ITO ia ia and
JIG Bepkman Tho the LIST day OF
ls0 yearly rent o. 600 Also, AZ The fixtures Of TIE bakery
samusl Joshn sons formerly Jeshnsop Tread
well consisting Of steam engine and boiler, scales, shaft
ing. sugar mill and Al the fixtures of large ana extensive
bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

CHOICE FARM IN MONMOUTH COUNTY, n. j
"A mile from F. and J. 4. r. H. real estate of John
H gsh, deceased win be sold 1t auction, Enghshtown,
AMhERMAN, $50 Broadway, ~ Y. office A.
AUCTIOH NOTICE-MY NEXT SALE OF SUPERIOR
cabinet furniture panofortes French plate mirrors oil
paintings &C. viii be held Thursday next at l0h O'Clock
Catalogues viii be ready the day before the SALE and win
embrace beautiful parlor furniture worthy the At
tenucn Of parties wantir good fashionable article
7. G. HOU0HTOF, Auctoneer,
SaeaYOoms lib Nassau street.