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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

"a DEAD SURE TrrSa."-An acquan-
tancc, while passing over the Ohio AMI
Mississippi Railroad from st. Louis to Gin
cinnati, a day or two since, overheard the
following conversation between quartcttc
Of ladies and gentlSmen, which struck him
as being sufficiently ludicrous TO warrant
publication. The two ladies it seems were
from Kansas, and the gentlemen were
travelling acquaintances. The conversation
turned on the subject Of matrimony, and
one of the G. ntleIncn, moved, perhaps by
the tender passion: asked his female COM
panion il she was married.
81 was married." sighed the blooming
dame, "but, alas, know not il my hus-
band be dead or alive. l heard that he
was accidentally killed in Pittsburgh few
weeks ago, aud now I am going there to
ascertain whether the report be true or
false"
"Well' I've got dead sure thing on my
husband" remarked the other lady, ''for
l saw him buried five wce'is ago."
Our friend, who relates this anecdote,
suddenly disappeared beneath the volu-
minou folds of his overcoat on hearing
this last remark, and when be again made
his appearance his face plainly indicated
tEat some strong internal commotion bad
taken place within his system.
Gin. Commercial.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

RENTS IN CHICAGO COMING Down.
The Chicago Tribune has the following
The hard times are tumbling rents as
well as other things. Good tenants are
now at premium in this city. A number
of landlords, in view of the falling off in
business of their tenants, and the financial
pressure bearing upon the trading and pro-
ducing classes, have voluntarily reduced
their rents, somc of them one-third. 1t is
out of the question to exdect that tenants
can pay the prices charged last spring
without great sacrifice. II is pressing the
lfe's blood out of business men to force
them to continue the enormous rentals ex-
acted last May, when tela ants supposed
that money would be plenty and times
prosperous. Nor is it morally right or just
to employ legal coercion to squeeze out OF
them these exhorbitant demands.
Vacant rooms and stores can now be
had from 25 to so per cent. cheaper than
was asked six months ago. One instance
came under our observation, this week, of
store in finc lock located on South
Water street being rented tor $4,000, for
which the owner demanded $4,000 last
spring.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

ton, yet he promised to make them a pre-
sent Of 1t as soon as he paid all his debts.
Tho dinner consisted Of corn bread and
baked potatoes, with nm apple pie for des.
sert. Uncle Luke was in unusually good
spirits, and never once apologiscd for the
singular fare he had placed before bis
guests. 1913 alit1 r aUg4 rg
But they understood the meaning of it..
I was intended as lesson for them, and
they profited by it.
They brought home tho philosophers
stone, and began TO live by a humber sys
tenn. The hired girl was discharged, and
Ellen had so much to do in attending to
her household duties, that she had no time
to be lonesome, and they were much hap
pier than when she moped all day in the
parlor; and Fred's business prospered again.
He paid off his mortgage, and the piano
was duly returned to them. &
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

A SINGULAR BEISe-Upon the bank
Of the Aleghany river, near the mouth Of
the "Rcd House creek" is shanty, a
bout eight or ten feet square with fire
place and chimney Of stone, and fu6hed
and furnished in an equally cheap and
primitive style. Its only occupant is Il
man just past the prime of life, whose
sole occupation is in rearing and care Of
a largo number Of swarms Of becs, which
gives him the sobriquct Of the "Bco Her
nit" 1t is the only name he is known by.
He has lived there for four years past:
Where he camc from and what is his rdur,
is unknown to all. His range of bees i
several rods in length, closely fitted with
two ranges Of hives, and each live suppl
ed with a small straw cap, similar 10 tho
old fashioned straw hive, in Which he sc
cures the surplus honey. His only conf
panions and associates are number of
dogs, Of whora he appcares TO be extreme
ly fond. Hiss only labo is the care Of his
bees, and his household duties, which are
exceedingly simple and triaing. His sales
are limited to tho honey found in the caps,
aud such chance purchasers as please to
to call upon him. Albahy Journal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

The Montreal Gazette says, an old mau
with a rag.bag in his hand, was packing
up large unmbcr of small pieces of whale
bone which lay in Great st. James street
this morning. The deposits was of such
a singular nature, that we asked the quaint
looking gathercr how he supposed they
came there, "Don't know" he replied,
"but 'spect some unfortunate famalc was
wrecked bereabout somewhere"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

A Cool QUAKER.-A Quakcress, jeal-
ous of her husband, watched his move-
ments, and one morning actually caught
tho truant hugsing and kissing the servant
girl. Broadbrim was not long in discover
ing the face of his wife, as she peeped
through the halfopcn door, and rising will!
all the. coolness of general, lie thus ad-
dressed her:
"Betsey, thee had better quit pceping,
or thee will cause disturbance in the
family.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

ExPLAINED.-"Pray, Miss NJ" said a
gentlemen the other evening, "why are the
ladies so fond Of officersp LA how stu
pid you are" replied the lady-"is it not
proper and natural, that young lady
should like good offer, sir."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

EE- Five Of the eight de,nocratid pa
poH in Oregon have come out in favor Of
establishing Slavery in that Territoiy.-
The convention TO form a Constitution,
now in session, has chosen pro slavery man
for president. Gen. Lane, Democratic de-
lcgate to Congress, is strong pro-slavery.--
Such is democracy on the Pacific as well
as on the Atlantic side.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

EE Advice should always be given in
the smoothest and most polished medium
--as you will see nurses administering med
icine 10 children in silver spoon .ciTlfoI
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

EE- There is lady down east so high
minded that she disdains to own that she
has common sense. There are great
many of the same sort in this city.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

aJohn did you find any eggs in the old
hens nest this morningi" "No, Sir, If
she laid any, she must have mislaid them.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

When tho Irishmaa first tried peach.
es, he said he liked their flavor, Tut tho
seeds lay hard on his stomach.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

re- Patrick Riley and John McGuiro
were lately fined $40 and cost at Grand
Rapids for selling liquor TO Indians.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
History Of our Abused Credit.

Monday, rstarted my bank operations;
Tuesday, owned millions by all calculations;
Wednesday, my brown stone palace began;
Thursday, Idrove out spanking bay span;
Friday, gave magnificent ball; a,r ..fr
And Saturday smashe hed-with just nothing at all.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
CHAPTER III.

Men said the times would be better, but
brokers failed, banks and insurance compa-
MICS failed Business was duller than it
bad been for tho last twenty years. Poor
men lounged at the corners of the streets,
vainly waiting for n job while their wives
aud children shivcrod with the cold, and
hungered oven for crust Of bread. Ruin
and disease were the order of the day, and
men wondered whore would be the end of
it all.
Fred Chester's business did not pay his
shop expenses, to say nothing of his house
hold, and when that note fell due he had
not dollar towards redeeming it. Ruin
stared him in the face, and it was now his
turn to look sad.
Five hundred dollars was small sum,
yet he could not raise it. Even three per
cent. month without collateral" would
not procure it. Something must be done.
Some friend must get him out of the scrape,
or he would certainly fail. His wife's faith
er was wealthy, but no married his daugh-
ter against his wishes, and there was no
hVpo III tuab qu' TUT. Dus Ghou uuVic,
a blunt, honest master mason, had always
looked kindly upon him, and perhaps he
would open his purse strings.
The note was due on the following day,
and he decided to make the application
to Uncle Luke, as he was familiarly called.
In the course Of the afternoon, however,
he happened to call at the store, and Fred
stated his position.
"Eh" said the blunt old mechanic, 81
thought things were going on swiiningly
with you." ~
$50 they were, but times are so dcuccd-
ly hard that cannot make enough IN pay
expenses replied Fred, with a dolorous
expression Of countenance. s.'0
"Where's the two thousand dollars you
received from your fathers estatoF'
al paid my debts with it.r
A "But didn't you tell me that you didn't
owe above three thousand dollars ~ f
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

Ey When lady sits down to the piano
forte, always volunteer 10 turn Of the
leaves. To be able 10 read music ia Of no
consequence, as you will know that she is
at the bottom of the page when she stops
short. II you turn over two leaves at once,
you will probable have tho secret thanks Of
most Of the company.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
=. HENTTNGWAY

"0MEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Having located in Hisdale, would respectfully in
Ste the citizens OF Hsdae aud vicinity, who have
OF medical care or counse TO test the virtue of Hom
pathy Many years experience In Allopathic pra ctce
and thorough testing for of Homeopathy reme-
dies, enables him TO the public that hoeo
absolutely more eaectua In removing disease than any
other systen of medical practice saving the patient
ny nsuseous potioDs and what's worse
banefu influence All diseases treated more
lly BY homeopathy. than any other system of practice
ana all that asked OF an inteig mt public TO establish
this declaration is patronage aud careful obseryation Of
the Of Homeopathic practice and the success
other syatems, and compare them. Diseases Of Women
and Children will receive special attention.
- uRErEnsNoEs.-E. Loyejoy and Il. d. helps, eminent
Homeopathic, Owego, Tiogs Co, Ny.
Once and residence over sam1 wilson's Crocery and
Provision store, opposite Waldron's Block.
81 Hilssdaie, Act 18th, 1867.
A XES, AXES, 10 DOZ sIMMOND's SUPERIOR AXES
"a just.recciyed and for sale BY BAIDy 4 BRO
CAULDRON AND \ CAUTDRoN KETTLES FOR
" sale At the iiIIISDALE FOUNDRY.
- a grsrs rI sTRAYED,
CfRAYTD FROM THE srBScRIB Err, IN THE VII
- lago OF hisdale, about the last of August brigh
o1ssS ' wro ,os, snail 'n hcr9s White spot IN her
paY be had viii be rewarded. HUGH LOUGHREY
HHlsisIe Sept 2Ist. 1851. sep2awI
DUMP F1xTUREs PROM TTTE CHAIN TO THE
L .,s,sl sps,S lneadiesans tsbeing. for ssie By ,
EREsH GROUND 0NoNDAGA LAND PT,AsTFB,
II the bet inIase juss receiy2d apdfor y.ls by
70 yI LLl.. -. !. -. - III, PRATT
DIAPER HASeiNes, A FINE ASSORTMENT At
DFfiS FOR SHEEP AMP CATTLE AT =
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS NOW RE-
N eeiyins snd fof ssie very icw~ PRATrs.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
HILLsDALE STEAM FOUNDERY.
IKillsdale Marble Shop.

PfTEHS N HALL.
HAVE ESTABLISHED A MARBLE SHOP IN HILLS
III dale where may be found hand, or soon ordered
HEAD STONES, TABLE STONES MONUMENTS
and otheI work usually demo In such Shops the agency
OF which tqey have entrusted to J. whippe of Sarato-
gaSPrngs who pledged TO ali in his power render
the Shop worthy OF public patronage
'Be mine the task TO mark the spot,
To mark these travellers meet
6RShop few doors South Mtchera Hardware Store
Hllsdale, Oct. 13, 57. JOEL wHIPPIE Agent
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81. sHATTUCK,.s HDTEL.

SHATTUCk'S HDTEL.
BY SdATTUCK IL Bro CORNER MAIN AND BACON
Streets, opposite Court House Square, Hisdale Mich.
The subscribers having purchased this House. and
y fitted and furn shed IL for comfort and convenience
OF the public, would solicit iher pa ronage
y. NJ sHATTUek, .... loctlS57l T.. n. sHL LrTucK
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
1qa t..,s HILLSDALE MlCHs TUESDAY, NOV "A, 1857.

81 paid fifteen hundrsd.e
"And the restp
awell, that went in various wsys." -s
aAnd your stock all mortgagedi"
"Yes, for one thousand"
.You have done good businessl"
eyes" .l,.i.a
"Well, well, am in hurry just now
but I will 60 by and by and dine with you
and will talk it over" And Uncle Luke
went out of the shop.
Fred did not like his uncle's inquisti
veness, but he had strong hopes that he
would help him out Of his present difficul
ties.
Writing hasty note, he despatched
his boy to inform his wife that Uncle Luke
would dine with them. aA
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24

FORMERLY HILLSDALE HOUSE. THE SUBSCRIB-
hayip leased these premises for number of years
has thoroughly retired and furnished the House. ma
king it equal to any Hotel in so1thern Michigan for
c4nfort and convenience TO the travelling public. This
Hotel 10 pleasantly located, and in the most central
part of the village. /. G. WILLARD.
Hillsdale, Oct, 10 '55.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-24
J HLlLsDALE EXCnANGE.

bf W. W. HOEi, OPFOslTE THEPASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plank walk, and flee Omnibus Ia
which guests invited A good Livery and Convey
ances TO any part Of the Country reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and replenishad, present patrors
and friends with this Card, hoping may better
the reception OF our guests and increase
iness by close attention. Returning thanks for
past patrnu1eo, invite encouragement for the To-
tpre. Hillsdalo. Oct. l3S5I
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Cloths Sold 0w she yard.

Scotts Fail and Winter Fashions FIR 1s57-5S Just re-
ceiyed. lam now ready to mako up Custam Work In A
most superior manner and style.
tY-Cutting for others TO make up done in the most
approved styles and all cutting warranted If properly
made mp. foct13'5f1 G. HATT0N.
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

ID III. ROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING ANT
III West Streets. The subscriber wishes tn return hi
sincere thanks, to thoss friends who have favored hin
with their patronage, at the time time, to cal
their attention to the and we'll selected stock Of
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EsNTIfNNtEEs
BY STANTON 4 TIFFANY, JACKSON, MICH.-OP-
posito Mich. Central Railroad Depot General Stag
Office at this House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

II ENRYT. LEEDS AUCTIONEeR.-sAI.. OF SrL4N
IL did richly carved rosewood pars furnture valuable
cssswoca pI.nsfts. nlAid with pearl sy Of roseSood u
vsses. richly decorated royal veyes carpets. Oil paintings
statues. d.. china dinser so thh day May L. tVx
O'CLOCK the In West Twenty -ixtA street e
wen Ss,h and sevessh sveonea HENRY + LEEbs
order -ons ssadh carved rosewood Ssnotsr.s rchs
nsh with pearl superior Instrument In but sbor'
lines two wood stands two rosowed etngara,
VIII mirror lsos and sss marble Absu two hundred
!rds Of royal velvet carpet Also three ply and Ingram
throughout the house pier glasses heavy Lace and bate
sus o. very richly carved yarcr furniture covered
W French satin brocae made 10 ORDER Turkish ohsirn
recept!ea do rosewood marble top oeaire aide sad As
Sies secretary boekcn costly framed oal painugs rsrss
and bsque and mAnteo naner chamber furniture
consisting Of marble dressing bureaus and
washsAnds sofa chairs rockers In hair cioh and brocsel
rich painted shades rosewood aud mahogany be1sead
cursd hair and eprnG mattresses pillows sad besters bed
ding toilet de- dining table large and
choice assortment OF china and glass sverpae also qran
ty OF crockery md kitchen furniture Ioungcs clocks
fixtures sae peremptOry without rsgasd weather Cata
togues a. the house doposk win be required from ali
chasers TO insure the prompt payment ~ the bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

nrApAsR vrporp-,Ivrpp srArrsn LADv-InL's
wi csvrecsly 1--we nsrtsFss r.as 49, h al. pross-ty
lot a. sssasa. sisc iucsy uumssrA ~ ives r~~vf~~
ssssl sor~sr a @xSn svpasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

II LIDS CO win sell, by auction. Tuesday ssd
"Wednesday May IL and IL Al ION O'Clock At S Broadway,
opposite kov' nth street and valuable stock az trsi
class cabinet furniture all made S private sale and
consisting OF paTor suS covered IN silk brocae plush hair
cloth and musn slsoe Of as~d lined with aats
wocd rosewood r.esere with plate gla satin wood tned
uches and chairs spring backs; wadro0es beufets
wood oak and mahogany sIcnsion aos AJAX do rosewood
tables sofa and mahogany tsblee
statu@ry, msble tops rosewood bedsads mattresses ps
mshcgs aud bsk walnut besesds. rosewood and
other bureaus marble tops dressing tables fancy aud gothic
chairs etegere shaving glasses snd large stock Of
description OF other furniture; be eramiaed
before The sale Terma Will be liberal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

~ x. ~ ,se kar.pcsn glan; izc g fsr single sns
ocssc rooms per week, ~ N 50 cents per Night Ine
~. !. sc-s.sh sc>ac< ne~s he H-As. Riv~ and IRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

uRHRY \. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER-E. u. LEEDS 90
IA WIN sell BY asnsisa, Tuesday and Wcd.ssday Nay -
ssd l 10Y O'clock each day their salea0oR No. q
street. superb sas Of marble rich fancy soods
imported cons'sing Of OF Tennsras bes; pro
ductozs. Aneston ahephs I'd By Fraach ddei
y BY Del Mstoo; Charity, Samuel altar Bampoin bust Of
others Of merit suitable FOR
parlsrs Also large assortment Of various descriptions
sey geeds Ass poattos sAsuary
ersups he dancing Girls after CAsova do Of Three G.es
Venus In SHE'LL Hebe Of Canova Flcnsh xoCcury Bscchaa
Greek Slave Moses the Bairshos Love AAd Psyche
q. ked!ci yecSs firm The ssh, group q Aes:s T..a:
veaus a lAlAa poets; CeopatrH, and number -
eA classical nsrres ups, large ard sman p~desss.
xs Also nvoles II rich plated closs
toaeher with Mvsi1e Of choice diamond Jew.
eiry, NJ ssn " wh0st
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VALuapIs Arp NAss coL.s1Iov oy Hor.

VALUABLs AND RAM Cor,NTIov or HOUSE,
hes ~ -nturs ssd osn~r srtcl~. reods ~ TT
hOpRsLta aac'.cuser, this ocrriss 81 iOr ocl.cs his
vvcchcr sales At Broadway ~ street
This ~ock has beew Ast csss furn
,.re importers n fsresv painnss ana ensvnas In rich
~ frames oval nirrcrs superior pAsfrs Fr-nch plsle
and sed silver tee set srf s~rvic~ frurr family
prenis -cfs seds~sd With .prsns sra hair
also variety 81 silver plated FROM est--slve cemss
that largely; spring curird hair Ar
'rcsses; r hedr-sds splendid soda fountain small steam
h-hrf poles. Havsns fancy rccfs, jcw~iry
counting house desks &c slso srsnd psno<~ma o Nine
Yah painted BY Cooper with all the nxues ready Cor exh
snes- ~ ~ ssh 81 sacrfsce,
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Madam NAB HAS A STUDY CONVICTED VIE
l phr~c~scxy ~hSch enables s-n age $500
80 eMc-msss.--. wsehe- zoe VII ,. IN 10 SO,
Yer. She h assisted BIZ Madame ne core, ne 49, -
els,rveysv hnevn. Re~<csce 80 orse~~~
Chanbe~s
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A UUTION NOTICE-WlI.LlAM T. BOYD AUCTION.
"A Splendid household furniture -s,y uEURGk nj.
CfiUiS On Thursday Nay H. l03 o'clock at No 5s Kat
elegant rtewood su In crasop brocl splendid
ptsusrte rosvuod marble side and fAncy
bies brussels and carpets stair rsds
oak x-usion dining tnles rosewood marble eageves
broce and lace curns window shades orruolu
clocks rosewood ssd mahogany dressing and plain
ind mahogany u,rhe washstands mantei
Fr-nct plate pier snd msntcl kasses chsnde
ers rosewood Ard mahossnv French bcdseads hair and
.ets china dinner aud tea ser silver psiei cake
baskets chairs and rockers variety
OF kitchen ueuAs with whsch the sale viii Commence Terms
Saah
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II COTTON, AUCTii NEER-THR LaRaFSr STOCK
hoa,ebod furniture that has been offered IBIS ~ tsor
win he ro'd this dsv ny an execution COirO
WI sell tA.s DAY WsdAe1dAy May Is q octocn .. hs
"a ton rDns - -eknaa street, second noer 1t VIII cst
prise In largo amount seoond hand sfuralture
rom family whose goods have been removed IN the auction
wsc< earr rrni nre In and goi several large
Qusnre cottage do Ia suits aSeat ~ or D. carpss Of ye
vet ssty Bruss H. hreepy and ingram. oicIsshs uiALe
ghay bookcase. and wsrdr~s oak curl nspe ard n<h~
Fanv chairs aos soa bedsieads dining aud ertnsnn
tb!es euucsss Preach sd Gothic bed tess sdcs desk 70
Gsihsr ~ith multitude III ether useds " inca
ufr also library of books n BThe r,rck IL very large
and wa Offer inducements the trade we'll all ohers
want Catalogues will be ready early this ornin and the
furniture musi positively be removed Immediately s day
or In the morning following. 10 make Deposits Will be
required y ON all straHgerB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

syLAIRvoyAnua-mns axvHurN TO ~ aPR
- s.ssea fsv secs vse q svv~4wy ~ so~ s.ssesfs
n~dleAl Al spsansen nAkvoyAzi n AnH~A AN $780,
uscsvsyel AL s~rcS, ssrNss azeyvne sAvns bsrssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

Ot~Ta ke Az AUCTiun-W. n suiLvAEk Nfk~
~ .el hs aay asa svry DAY ~. vees 49, ..ye -.ss
10 n rre~t v~rs~sv ana IN order fron p He~t~sn
he .~~1 st~r~ Nc y Iokr ink '-scck
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A UcrIor KorIcs-sUaEss Q. ERAskLlN. Az.

UcT1OS EOrICs-sUGENB a. FRANKLIN, AUs
"A Dsn~~r.
RyR b PRassLIr 90, e. ,,i.-reon rs rassa, s~s~,
THIS (Wcdresdss) morning. l0x O'Clock
sve sale "a scous band furni nirrgs enrsins
china. glass and klchsl ubusis, consrunE very
teS able ~ general house furrtsiny nel-s
rpnvd fo- s- 80 - sac. .ss Lara. ~,
crhne aas furnit,re coasts saf
oassossry urer sai- nd oak rosewood nithos,ay s"e
lrd sat OF chamber f-urs srpr0r s-s
Nhrsry bos rn-drpber scfz.
r-snpg rostlnF and aide cd gard sss
tables dlninr .eles. fnrnfsrs hell
srtds hair mattresses snd psiss-s u.ss 3sdss.y
and hesteaas plain ana sresslng sns vsss
Fresnh psis urross on paintings -nFr-vtnT. Preach
aud glssr ware table cutlery AZ
vsrr, YAk ehandsnsrs. nc 40, &C. .lss,
Superior wood piAbosrte, az octave aesrly
Tbe lr.ae bouseteepars and s.uia 10
~ attending his sale Tie wAoe s'oo, vin yosvsly
ts odd reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

a U,TISk NorlJs -irNSs ur ALL aHi.S SkUaD
a ~ny rroperrJ.-3AMUEL OsuOOD 4 CO., suctsoE
sssssa street viii su .. he Merchants ExchanZe.
tAls day MAJ IL 81 u O'Clock ,ccn, As iee.s ~ The
valuable prorert, known foA Al sn1 - nruad-ay,
81 Howard strvrt formerly the cny dsei bs,rf
feet scrs Broadway BY hnrr-t fe-top HO~srs ss
rhs bAxs has wsnty froIa si Nav, 1877 Sold
A UCTiOE EOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, aUeTluSRNs
"A uil sen this day Iva inst. icis ocicck ct n
ccn-. s,c' large nzd s'arra " parlor oAan
Der ans dining Turniisre bureaus, saiAs mAksasy
eAairs mirrors brus-els AND ihrns ply cAros oeaeaaa
hair mRitresses wiring tcags, lsrcr
lounges, cooking refserAtsrs oil cle,hs and sans
~srdrobea boosnases msatls md other oleess rsesss
sd easy chars, toe etes Office and barrscm chairs As
sis large sstof window sSses. ire" safe As Sale
rernp,ory.