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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
UcrIox SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD ruRN

UVTIVN rafr Ut ~ .rn.1'ar
dated ware cutlery Sc-Ths day, November u at io5s
o'clock nj the residence No. lie West Fifteenth street.
,cnprtsng general assortment Of valuable furniture
n good order The whole will be sold without reserve
cash without weather and consists In part
" splendid toned rosewood panofore, octave double
of richly carved rosewood parlor
is covered in satin brocade oil paintings,
ace curtans 90. damask and cornices. window
,ie top centre. side and sofa tables rosewood
mirror hack etegeres. do. Dresden painted
and china spitoons library
srrsary bookcase Ae Dining room-Sod oak marble TOP
e cutlery silver plated such As forks spoons 1c
rcnch china tea and breakfast ware cut gNsA sns
uly furnished marble top dressing bureaus
ma marble top solid rosewood and walnut bed
tesds pure hair mattresses superior spring maTesscs
holsters pillows carved mahogany rockers ana ehas
~lrrr. clocks mantei ingram carpetng stair and
la clothes rods Also rosewood hat stand marble
an R-carsful carmen will be on hand, 10 PACK and
nm N desired at reasonable charges Sale perempory
f n 4. LEEDS h CO., Aucuoneess.
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T 1; DoBBING, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON
81 Tuesday November a. at 01a O'Clock at the residence
best artists choice collection of oil paintings,
exhibition, be from 10 till O'Clock well
worthy The attention and others southwest
corner OF Fifth and Thirty seventh street
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Uruos vFTTCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO l6SPRUCE
sircct-Supr,me Court-Chares iiihbar against Joseph
DurochcoRy virtue Of an attachment Va the above end
action and sale granted thercn allowed ny the
Honorable Henry Davies Justice Of the said supreme
Court will expose sale Friday the 9Th day Of Noyem
her 1851 o'clock In the forenoon ut the stables OF A. y
Chamben No "a Eaat Twenty fourth street bay horse
one bay and Dated New York Nov IL
1857. JAMES y. WlLbET, sheriff.
A. b. ROLLINS, Deputy Sheriff.
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BILLIARDS.

DHFrAN's PATENT BILLIARD TABLES-PART1rs
wanting good billiard tables will find the present favora
bile 10 purchase large lo " and second hand
tables everything IN the billiard line cheap Tor cash
ssesroom 1s5 and 1 Broadway manuactory SO Ann street.
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SALES Ar Auction.

DUTCH BuLBs,-THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, Il LUD
IL Low JR. Co viii close out thu balance of those fine
hyacinhs tulips narcissus ac at his sore Pine street.
rare chance for gardeners ladies' and gemen In pack
ages TO suit by the three cases, 1000 roots each
r. @. HORTON, AUCTIONEER sALEsROOM rs CAR
~. mine street will SELL this day, mt o'clock, at the
salesroom household furniture large assortment OF chill
dren's dresses, hoods, &c.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION OF LOOKING GLASSKS
~ engravings pain, ngs, &c-RICHARDS, KINGSLAND
Co will sell on Wednesday November 25 at l0 O'clock
at their saesroom 1888 Chambers street their entire stock OF
pier mane and oval mirrors engravings paintings &c the
largest and best assortment offered to the public oil
their manufacture.
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,I,rN1s MnRREIL. ArCTInNEER -YARIous COS.

rIvUNIS NORREII. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con-
sgnmens Of gold jewery, dry goods, silver plated ware
fancy goods segars Ac-This morning. At lns O'Clock
No ISL Fulton street broadway east side gold pencils
pens tooth and picks lockets, ladies' and gentle
mems ornaments gold stone mosaic, &c., cloth
ing furniture variety o paintings mirror sofa bedsteads
desks safe 10000 opera segars canary birds, books
bookcases eiegeres omans two hani lamps, cake
casters glass gobles spoons and forks motto and pewter
mugs B-Not the least Undertaking. Selected articles
sold when desired after los A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

THREE VALUABLE FARMS IN VIRGINIA At AUG
i ton, 9th December.-No contains 70 acres with
valuable grst m No contains trl heavily
mcsed land No Scontains 80 acres wood and 80 cleared
land In high Of Improvement with brick dwelling and
ouihouses Steamboats, run from Norfolk on
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 10 Green's Wharf East
river Matthew's county Va which Is only few miles from
Dr. land W. ~ sMAhI.
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-rNpv III Irrns ! "a AuCTIoNEERs OFFICE

TJENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE
III No. q Nassau street will sell at auction en- Saturday
q at lO. O'Clock the salesrOom, No 3 Nassau
street assortment of household furniture removed
consisting Of Brussels snd ingram
carpets suits covered In trcolored broca
tel mahogany suit covered in do; mahogany marble top
centre tabies mahogany rockers covered in
hair cloth rosewood chair covered in reps mahogany
mahogany marble dressing
washands gilt frame mante and pier glasses
bedseads ogany lounges and tee tees dining
tables &C. double hair mattresses holsters and
pillows Also ger eral assortment Of crockery and glass
with which the sale will commence Also show case,
IO1 long feet wide silver mounted with bars
Also hampers and Of dubious roots embracing the
usual variety consisting of tulips hyaenths and other hne
specimens
ALP O'clock at tho saesroom % Nassau street. wines
liquors. the entire balance, being reserved from the
stock sold Oct IT, belonging to importing house compelled
renquish business Every article fully guaranteed to
correspond with description Among the stock be found
few dozens and gallons Of old Opimus dark brandy do
Marc Arnauds pale very and SUPERIOR few dozens
and Of fine pale golden and brown sherres high
grades champagnes cares hooks, Sandeman ports, &c
Also "a bbls of fine old Bourbon whkey and demohns
old Oard brandy vintage of 1850 TO be sold for account Of
whom Also 10 Havana segars, OF favorte
brands and best quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

A uCTIoN NOTICE-UNITED STATES MARsHALs
"A sale of lares, &c.
SAMUEL. OSGOOD 4 co, Auctioneers
Will sell at 81 Nassau street this day Saturday
O'Clock package containing silk lace wells ace col
capes ounces sleeves thread Insertions &c One case
fancy soap.
BY order Of 1SIAH RfNDERS u - Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDf-
L ene-TRTEsMARNo None are gen lne unless The engrsv
ngs he Patent Once 81 England, the seals u
Ecode lie Pharmace de Paris and tho Imperial College %
vienna nyed ZACH wrapper and around each seal
Tresrar Is the rmedy for debility, premsure decay,
&c inviguraung Astonishing sven In NE de-
cline IL life physical vanish like magic be-
sure it, influence thus rendering s nvAlusbe 70 heea
the marriage state Iresrnar NO entirely ersd
Gates an disorders which copavia sud cbebs have
long thought anote for 70 the ruin o. the health n
portion population Triesar Ia the grea1
European remedy FOR that class Of disorders which the Eng
sh with mercury 70 the inevitable d.srue
o The patients constitution, and which all The
riga Sold In fvi-
ded doses administered By Velpau Iaemsn
Rou1. Ricord ac &c Price o. each, four In
fpr 81 which Is aud IN tH cases. whereby there
saving Of a. Sold by Mr. ~ A. BARROW, l57 Prince street,
few blocks w,st Of Broadway, New York Immediately
receipt " The amount Dr b. VIA forward the 81 81
Tresmar AMI he large sizes carriage paid thus ensurnf
European preparations The ~ sent but
free OF carriage. Consultations usual from u uh
3P ~, and from TIL SIP. nj l57 Prince street. fsw
blocks west " Broadway. Sold also By G. IL RlNu I'VE
Broadway.
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TJENRY II. LEEDS co, AUCTIONEERS-OFFICE
% Nassau street-wl sell at auction Saturday, Nov.
"a at IL O'Clock at the salesroom q Nassau street segars
fine lot of about egars being of the importation of
ID. NJ Henrques: among them will be found FL Ambres, ii
Toyaore Aralcene Francisco Sereda and many other ia
vorite brands, in lots to suit purchasers
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TKAVELLERS' GUIDE.
COAL.

DED AND WHITE ASH cOAIA-PEACH ORCHARD
IL from the tnos approved mines Lehgh of the various
Also Cumberland. Lyerpoei
rc English Camel GOALS all at the low
est market prices HENRY REEVE. Canal and
Centre streets and corner Jane and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

WATCHES WATCHES WATCHES.
w At the OF
ROBERT RAFT co.
JURGENSEN, COOPER TOBIAS,
And other 81 the
Best London, Liverpool aud Geneva makers
FOR CASH,
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
Dol broadway corner of Warren street
YOU ARE Invited to II. ..or. Of
ROBERT RAFT Co,
26i Broadway, cor. Warren street.
To lock at,h
ASSORTMENT or JEwELRy
wATshEs
TINE
All goods
Warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

D1CORDS PRACTTCE.-C. n. HAMMOND, Y, ".
IL p Of Rcord ~ Paris fwho s the irst living surg
Diseases &C. ~ the ssus system AMI = syiisb =,
chan and Mott ~ This city be eonsn tf.a.s -
French, personally by letter, II HE ohce ~ rI.s
street., OF Broadway IRON 70 ard rom ooo oooos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

DrCoRDs vE1PrAUs, CIyrAtEs AcI p,s az, wu ,S
III ings private hospital practce ~ %
don by pr IARMONT As some pers1ns Nhctea WIN ~
eases ~ the sexual system may no ne h % rrs.ss
asss ,ha rso5 N Informing them ne - hs only Erauu
In ths city who exclusively eaing mo curing nose NV
"a syho.a correcten with the h1rppesn hosps en-
ans ar Z. sdopt me latest and most rsiics esmena cu
INF he oldest severesi csses 20 - ssr1t op -
Tha p,p,,,s MEDICAL Adviser and haIrsge Guide nearly
. = ~. ,tcure Illustrations III IL gives 81 me sdvsr.
- commend DR. Tsrmont % the shcted-
sn,,e, se TINS stats Leung, DsY BOOK Auss "a
,,,ur MARRIAGE GurnE-A BOOK EXPRESSLY FOR
X 80 rrea or those about 20 by DR. v. Hock.
~ - n and lecturer one hundred and ninety sixth ed
~ ~, issued pages well bound, with colored plstes
y.s pUplshed by r. W. STRONG, ~ Nassau street.
Ne York cty who will send anywhere free by post %
erving dollar and the address This b0ok gives All ne
face knovr these important topics plainly enough Tor an
IL uaers mi and yet strictly scientific and tree from even
Medical JgugpaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

A uCTIoN SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FUR
n niture-N DOUGHTY, auctt0neer VIII sell TINS day
la, O'Clock salcsroom ~ Nassau street large assert
ent az new Second hand furniture pier aud mante
glasses rosewood and mahogany paror SUITS covered IN
erretrl and harcluh, Brussels and three ply carpets
serryary sofas tce tetes chairs, rockers bed
ateads bureaus washstans toilet sets wardrohes, hair mat
feather beds bedding, blankets stoves marble TOP
ahlca cutlery crockery, glass ware, &c. ~ the above
,a a we'll worthy attention Of dealers and those VINO are
~ parties can rely upon everything being sold
be highest bidder to pay Goods be packed
- sh,nring ~ Inc urerses Catalogues ready.
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A BSOLUTE AUCTION SALE.
IL This morning, at 10 o'clock,
At the Furniture Warerooms, 494 Broadwa,

UCTION NOTICE. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A $. BOGART, store No North William sreet-Monday,
Nov q at l0 o'clock at % Fourth avenue assignee's SAFE
large stock cabinet furniture consisting of covered
hogany sofas lounges in damask and hair CLOTH mahogany
marble dressing bureaus washstands, mahogany
Windsor mahogany rockers and chairs
toilet and work tables mahogany hat stands mahogany SOFA
and chair unfinished upholstery &c Terms
cash city funds deposit viii be required from all
purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

PFNONFN IRON IS PENNY
ret between First and Second
} ten past present and iutnrs
journey !, lawsuits, bnsir 9ss PROS
lends properly Lost ~ ssoitn.
Eng ysh, French and GsrInAo, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

GREAT REDUCTION. -
" WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
The subscriber IL selling his stock Of
WATCHES AND JEWTi.RY
urea, reduction In prices being fully ~ per cent below
the usual retail prices
Gold English patent levers, full jeweiled,
FOR gentlemen go. usual price %
for gentlemen. $50, usual price NC
reS cases 50, usual price ~
rich eases usual price ~
rich cases usual price -
rich eases SIS usual price -
Beautiful gold lepne watches 4 holss
lcwolled SO usual price 90
Silver English patent levers.....fB usual price 80
Silver English Patent 81 usual price ~
Watches exchanged. GEO, q. ALLEN,
Importer ~ watches and jewery. Wholesale and retail,
No ii Wall street. second floor, broadway.
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M street 70 81 Second 4
avenues She continues B
events, ~ wise marriages
poets, sickness, absent G
Madam Meyer converses IN
gives warrsntse for her AT
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nR. WATSON HAS FOR LONG SERIES or WARS
IL confined his attention 70 certain diseases In which ne 40
treated less thsn thousand eases without An In
stance u failure The remedies mild, without interup
business change Of diet DR. Watson In continues
attendance from In The morning until Al night At his res
dence 50 y hvel Walker street. Few doors wesi OF Broa
49, WI WATSON " d,
Formerly Surgeon - the Lock Hospital
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EDWARD scTrFNCY AUCTIoNEER.-BY y. A ".
~ saiIIFNCK ON Monday. Nov. ~ ~ N o'clock, A. NJ.
sgnees IF the balance stock ~ bnt krnpt Brosdw
importing iobhing house including ne baance rsmhn
sale ID November Also arte reserved STOCK
r bottles cases demlohns and m1Enums Also ~ e'ghln
and quarter old pale and dark Gun mouse cog
brandy IN teindh old Hennessy DO ana
biher fsvorie brands lil bottles T. H. pale sherry, 10
golden Ysceunt d'Alpendurtda, golden AMI brown Io
vi cases and demlohns few dozen hne od saaers uo
rOuut Apendutsda, ports sovereign so Oh boiaho GIN
~ TASKS, of monastery hell brand. Smiths cream ~ The
valley london gin, London Jamaica rum Old gansen ana
dominion bourbon whskcys Glenbers scotch ana MuFhJ
"a Co lrish whskey, champ gnes clareis hocks
nc. Also about SOEp Havana fv0rie hran1' 70
khe PURCHASERS AZ the last sale would respectfully say %
hhe quality OF goods offered Of the same purify ana
t4taudard.
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40 CANAL STREET, NEAR sUtLrv AH.--TlIE CE1.E
4IJ brated gypsy pamist will cosnue Is reveal past
present Of life luert q eeralr 81.
She the only real gipsy fortune teller New Lucky
numbers given 90 cents.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A s. B0GART, this day, at l0h o'clock, at the auction
rooms of Frankfort and William streets small lot Of
household furniture-lTussels carpets wooen blankets
sofa crockery and bureaus &c Also Constables sale Of
lot OF brass letter TOOLS show cases, iron safe &c
HENRY WEST Constable.
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DuIIARp TABLE At AuCTIoN;-M DOUGHTY,
ID np.toneer will soil this day, ~ saesroom ~ Nassau
hspeet AL lo, o,,ck one billiard table together with large
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A UCTION NOTICE.. B0GART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A BOGART, Monday, Nov % at 10 O'Clock, al 1874 West
street mortgage saeone engine and boiler one long shaft
pulleys short shaft with wheels large oil mixer
with iron pungers and faucets large iron vat large tin
cans, four large wooden vas iron safe desk, &c.
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Atty. for Mortgagee
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MEMORIAL CIIURCH,-REv. DR. MORGAN RECTOR
m Of 81 Thomas church will preach 70 morrow sunday
evening the church corner ~ Hammond aud Wa
verley place Services at l0 A. NJ, land ~ r. W. Seats
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A ssIGYEEs' SALE or LIQUORS, GROCERIES A

A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF LIQUORS, GRoCEkIEs MD
IA segars
By A. NJ. CR1SrALAR, Auc,ieaeer, q Bowery,
on Monday, III Inst, ~ los O'Clock.
- .16 casks OF Ofard and tasillian brandy.
II 1. casks Seignette A Mariell BRANDY.
a l. casks Seignetie brandy, from bond.
"a ! casks port and sherry wines.
As - casks Scotch. Irish and Nor ongahela whiskey.
W 4 casks Jamaica and san y Cruz rum.
10 Z casks Bourbon whskcy and Holland gin.
Pale and brandy port sherry and M"dera wine.
i2pues Holland gin
.irr,eriea comprising boxes family and brown soap.
su,ars teas rice -four. indigo, pickles. catsup, &c
Also imported and domestic champagne together with
M CAGES port VINE,
a cases old cognac and Castiilian brandy
20 cases ~ Julien and otbcr brands ~ clarets.
y, CAGES genuine de- vie cognac htters
IOoeD imported Havana aud domestic segars, on favore
Nv order Of the assignees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14
From the Richmond Wing.


We trust there is reasonable hope that
Charles James Faulkner the most abandone
political prohgate of the age, will be beaten for
Congress at the approaching election. He is
opposed by a distribution Democrat in the per
son OF the Hon. William Lucas. who has here.
totore served his d strict in the House of Repre-
sentatives. and who is represented rs n gentle
man of decided ability and unimpeaeheable cha
racter. We express the earnest hope that the
united Wing aud American vote of tho iii sriot
will be cordially east for MIR. Lucas. That hun
dreds upon top of hundreds of Democrats will
support him, is fixed fact" and all that will be
wanting to defeat Faulkner overwhelmingly, will
for the Wings and Americans to vote in a body
for Lucas. The prospects of Lucas are repre-
scented to us rs highly tattering; and he can be
easily elected, if our friends in the district will
pursue the course we have recommended.
We learn from the Winchester Republican
that Faulkner is plauaibly and whiningy plead
ing before the people that he changed his poll
ties because he saw the error of his ways, of
which he has repentod in sack cloth and ashes.-
But this tale will never do. Faulkner, like near
ly all other renegades, changed his politics from
purely selfish considerations. He yearned after
the flesh pots, and the Wings had none TO give
him; but the Democrats did, and hence his som
erset. Poor degraded Faulkner But the Re-
publican puts an extinguisher upon Faulkner's
after thought plea, in the following manner. 1t
says:
Faulkner plausibly pleads that he has chang
ed his politics because he saw tho error of his
ways, and repented But who know him
can look him face to face and say; Thou hypo.
critic !" No act of his can obliterate the memory
of his treaohery. During his first successful
campaign for Congress, several prominent gem
tlemen in the Wing party advised us not to ac-
cord him any support rs he certainly would turn
out to be Benedict Arnold. Startled by such
expression of opinion from influential, sources.
we communicated its tenor to Faulkner and he
Indignantly denied that there was any warrant
for it in truth. Let them. he said, point out a
single act of mine in which | have not always
been genuine Wing of the Henry Clay school
He had always beena Wing; and if the party
wanted good Union Wing in Congress, in place
of u Calhoun secessOnist, now was the accepted
time. His whole demeanor in our presence on
that occasion was that of an earnest man, who
grievously wronged by unjust suspicion
and before he took his leave he reminded us of
the improbability of change at that late day.
which is true enough of man who has attained
a mature age. leaving sordid and selfish motives
out of the case. In that same campaign, and
before his return home from the reform conven
ton at Richmond, Faulkner sent word TO leading
Wings in this town that 'now is the time 10 break
down the Democracy, and the Wings should not
lose 50 favorable an opportunity" Conhdng in
hia doCiarations aupDorted him for COnpress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

and what was the RESULT Scarcely had be ia.
ken his srat in that body before he BETRAYED his
friends aud. like j udn- Iseariot. sold hi- party
ut the hour # trial. for III. thirty pieces Of sill
yer When man like this pleads an upright
change of politics, confront him face to face.
we look him in the eye aud say i, i. fal.er
Some one who holds relation TO Faulkner
somewhat less remotely than by virtue Of com
mon Lineage frnm Adam aud Ese ..et the cat
out of the bag al the very time he was coniem
plating his treason. "Mr. Faulkner had been
tied down long enough 10 the Wing party: with
his talenis he could hold any position he wanted
among the Democrats" Once, when reproach
ed about his conduct by venerable "geniernan
of the old school," he replied with one of hi. hol-
low smiles. that be had not undergone any change
in his principles but had merely nyailed himself
of the means Of putting them 10 A rose to
him would smell sweet by any other name,
and what lie could not accomplish in tho name
of Whggery could be attained under the sham
Disguise Of Democracy. Ignatiue Loyoa himself
could not hive instituted his college with a more
characteristic declaration"