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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

Or CAKE ron MrLCH Cops@Oii
cake produces . generous Gov olmilk.
II may be fedtolheifers for two months
before the first calving, and will pro-
duce q larger deyelopment 6f udder,
than otherwise. a cheap way Of
reaching the result. IS the following:
Strew 4 handful OF boiled haxxsl
override Fodder Of thelcp:ss sver day
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

A difficulty occurred between a
man namfd Reuben Phillips and alb.
otheI named Jos. Crawford, il Raj
eigH county Va, on the 2sth ult.
which resulted iii the latter being
shot in the eye, with a slug-shot from
a revolver Bad feelings had prefi
ously existed between the parties.
At last accounts, the unfortunate mar
VAST in q dangerous condition.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

SEEb PLASrEEs.--If you are some.
thing Of a mechanic you may exam
inc seed planter earthly and make.
one for yourself. attaching it to- your
wheel barrow; only in doing SO, Be
careful not to infringe an some pat
ient.--B.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

WOIiID most respectfully IN

- WOULD most respectfully M
~ form the citizens sf Charleston.
1I1W and Of the Kanawha valley gen.
81 tha pTaetiso 81 Dentistry, and are now pre-
psfed rs ~oerf.rhl all operations appertaining
Is that professiont
Whole sets Of Teeth beautifully inserted,
Restoring The natural e0nsenr Of the face. and
resembling the natural ones. in Etlfe-like APP
peasaace, inserteton Gold, Platinum, Gutta
PeEcha, or any other knows substance used
BY the profession.
Deeayed Teeth skiliully plugged, thus rem
5efing them useful for LIE.
They will yisit,f periodically, the following
places Maiden, Goals Mouth, Buffalo. PIT.
Pleasant Ravsns~ood, Ripley, lewlshurg
ana vicinity.
Office on Frpat-streets Chariestons next
door 10 Jacob GosAorn' ssstorea where one Of
The firm may. be- fU4nd atall hours during the
DAY May, s, 81, v3n3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

SALT, StLPHUR, AND BoFEs, FOE
CATTLE.--In the spring, and especial
.ly when cattle are first turned out to
pasture, they should have a box east
" accessible to them, and ii which
is amixthre Of say one half salt, one
eighth four o~fsulphur, three-eighths
ground OF pounded bones.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

The accounts brought BY the Ara
bia Of the silk crop continues satisfac-
tory, buta week must elapse befefe
a positive opinion can be formed with
regard I'd it either in Lombardy or
France. From Naples, Sicily, Spain
and Asia Minor, everything has thns
far gone we'll. Last year it was in
Spain that disease insthe worm first
manifested itself II dhence the pre-
sent immunity in that quarter is q
very encouraging feature.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

GRUBs3N THE Backs OF CATTLE.
Put redhpt needle into the swelling
far enough to kill the grnbs, but not
to burn the flesh beyond; or press the
grubs out with the hand, and crush
them; else they wiligrow into a fly,
and sting the cattle again in the sum
mer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

Coop HuMoE e. Good humor is d
bright colorin the web of life; but
self-denial can only make II a fast
color. a person who is a slave ot
s~elfshness, has ID many wants9of biz
to be Supplied, SD many interests Of
his own. tp support and defend, that
he has no leisure 10 study the wante
and interests of Others. II Is impos-
sible thatfheI should be happy himself,
or make gdthers around him SO.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
PARKS y MosELEY.
Ii il Nv N E.

NDREM FARMS & JOHN u. M0SELET
1A haying entered into. d partnership, toi
the purpose IF practising Law in tihe CitcnHl
and County Courts Of kanawha. and In ths
Circuit Courts of Logan, Ropne and Roane
will hereafter regularly attend those Courts
An bussir IS entrusted to their care will re-
ceiye prompt attention. ,f
One or the other Of the ftm can always bs
found duking business holts. At their office
in Rodgers Row, inthe town ol Charleston
Charleston. Oct. II, 1856. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
=. =. TURNEN
DR. JOHN III. HUNTER,

Offers his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, to
the citizens eli CHaRLEsroN ann yIclNiTY.
He may beaound-when notengaged-at his
Office, instise room formerly occupied by MI.
Mosels. Two doors above the Kanawha
House. N2n23tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

sTHE OLDEST INHARrrANT.Th The
Abingdon Yirginian states that there
is a man by the name of Jesse,
living in RUSSELL county, Va, who
is, now 115 years old. It's said that
on4the day he was 100 years old he
made 100 rails.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
4 NeedfaiC Olfage.

Whatever you be in rank, fortune,
or abilities, be not a coward.
Courage is the armors of the heart,
and the safeguard pf all that il good
Hid this world. Not the yalor that
faces the cannon, Or braves the perils
of the wilderness and war. That is
a useful qnality and is much to be
respected, yet, only after a kind, as
a thing which a man may share with
"a dog But courage to speak the
truth, though t'be out Of favor and
fashion; to stand By the right when
Hi is not the winning side To give
|theswrong its true name. no matter
what johnson thinks, or whatsMrs.
HStubbs will say-tbat is the bravery
most wanted in these days Of much
profession and little practice.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

The mail that passed this place last
Monday week from Fincastle to Pat
townsville, (says the Jacksonville
Advocate. was robbed by the carrier
a youth about fifteen years ofage, by
the name Of Cooper. No los was
sustained, as there were only three
letters opened, ard they contained
nothing valuable Its intimated how
ever, that losses have lately occurred
Ithroughthe mails on thatline. Young
Cooper is now in iaiIin Scott county
His father IS resident of this coun-
ty, and bears the name of an honest.
clever, Industrious man.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
0auI polls Dams.

Shoe Findings,
4 Leather &c.
we hope, BY strict attention to business tc
merit d liberal share of pHbiie patronage.
bAGES& EECLERCQ.
GallipoIis, May !, 1851, vsn1y1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
JAMES H. BROWN,
rTORSEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW

KASAWITA q. H., VA,
DRACTIGES In the Courts Of Kanawhal
jackson, and adjacent counties.
PROMPT and p~unctnal in the collection anf
Disbursement OF debts, and the prosecution
and defence Of Suits entrusted to his care.
Once on Main Streets, q few doors below
Steamboat landing.
y2nS5.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

The coinage 1T the San Francisco
mint during April amounted to ST
$4,000 ID gold and SIS, 600 in silt
yer half dollars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
W McdOMAs 4. NEWMAN.
Attorneys atLaw

KanaMha C. III, VA.
nAvID McCDMAsFlate Judge ofthe lsth
IL circuit and ]. G.. NEW MAN, having
entered INTO partnership for
PRAcTIcIN Law.
in Ranawha and adj ,inins counties, will at
lend the Circuit and county courts Of Ma
son And Putnam. md also the Circuit Courts
.f CabelI and WAYNE. Clients may rely on
their regular attendance of the Courts Of those
eonafies. and their faithful attention to bust
ness one Or the other Of them may always
hs found, during business hours, at their Of
tee In Reyes Row.
N2nl8-ly.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

A young man, named Amos viii
son, aged about twenty.one, was
drowned while attempting ~ cross
tile South Branch at hkeeps Ford,
NEAR Moprefield, Hampshire county,
Of Tuesday last. Ills body vas found
OBJ Wednesday.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

A mah named Thomas j. Hardy
was arrested Tuesday evening for
brutality violating the person Of Lau-
I'd A. Bennett, d little daughter III
Mr. John Bennett, who lives On 18th
street in this city. His victim, 4
MOST interesting little girl, Is only
or nine years Of age. Hardy
was, yesterday morning, brought be-
fore the Mayor; but his examination
was postponed to a future day.R.
SbutM.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

An Irishman andhi wife have been
committed to jail in Bath county, for
tle murder ofthe daughter 81 the hus
Bind.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

ARREsr.-On Saturday night week
a man named Caughman, Who had
sbsen forssome time in the employ 81
Miss Hannah Hurst. of Witfchester,
left town, taking with him10ne of The
fine carriage horses of Miss LEI. ii
being suspected on Sunday morning
that he had made off with tile horse,
and not returning in the evening,
Tailor McGinnis started III pursuit 81
him, and BY telegraph, seemed his
arrest in Frederick city, Md.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

An aged man named Rust, respec-
tably was arrested ID Rom
ney, Hampshire county, Virginia, last
week, charged with forging 4 land
warrant, and selling tile same to WI.
81 Sherrard for $147,50, All tile.
money hut a few dollars was recover
ed from him, and he was lodged iii.
iail.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

like stiffness prevailed over the surrounding
multitude. His remains were inferred with,
in few yards of the place of his execution;
whence they Were transferred to England
in 1921, by the British Consul then resi-.
dent IN New York, and were buried in
Westminster Abbey, near a mural monu
ment which has been erected TO his memo,
ry."
EEwAED OF THE Washing
ton, in letter TO the President of Congress,
passed high eulogium on the captors OF
Andre, and recommended them for a hand
some gratnity for having, in all probability,
prevented one Of the severest shocks that
could have been meditated by the enemy.
Congress accordingly expressed, in afsfmal
vote, high sense of their virtuous and "a
triotic conduct, awarding to each Of them a
farm, a pension for life of two hundred dol.
lars, and II silver medal, bearing on one
side an escutcheon, on which was engraved
the word FIDKLrrY, aud on the other side
the motto, Finct amor .Pdtrie. These
medals were delivered to them bv General
Washington at headquarters, with impress
sive cetemony."
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18
La Lnne ROSSe Of France.

The terrible red moon of France, la luue
rosse terrible. rs the Monteur calls it, whose
traditional baleful influence upon the sea.
sons, fruits and crops, is well known, made
Its appearance on Friday, tie 24ih ult.. at
7.l5 IL. m, to the great CONSERVATION of the
peasantry-the more so, as it actually rea.
lied their fears. The Courier dc la Loire
says:
The red moon has thrown over our Mt
mosphere its fearful gray and cold tints. 1t
Is fearful revolution Of temperature and n
reaction towards old and decrcpid winter.
Speclls of snow whiten the roofs of our
houses, AID the bitiag north wind nips and
shrlvels up our features. Tho contrast is
rendered more sensible by the fact that we
had experienced previously magnificent
weather and prematurely hot sunshine.
The Paris Moniteur, of the 2sth, also an
nouncing the appearance of the same dread
ful phenomenon, says:
The extraordinary fine weather we had
enjoyed in Paris during several davs has
given place since Friday 10 sufficiently
severe change. The thermometer (ccnte-
grdde) which on Saturday last marked %
deg. with the wind S. S. W., fell Yesterday
morning with n. y. w. wind TO dec.
2.lo. The telegraphic dispatches received
at the observatory show that this l.nenta-
bic lowering Of the temperature is not con
fined to the capital. On Friday ii had fall.
en- at Strasburg to 3 s o. ut Lyons TO 3
l-lo, at Ionnerre, Burgundy, to 2 deg. aud
at Bcsaneon TO > 40
The red moon, says the Paris correspon
dent of the New York Courier, commen,iug
on this strange phenomenon, is tho new
moon that arrives after Easter It's advent
is regarded with apprehension by all en-
gagged in the culture of corn, vegetables,
and fruits, including largely, of course, the
wine grower. Throughout her reign III
tUac roSSc has rarely omitted sirnal.iup
her prcseuce by blasting more or less eX.
| tensiYeiy the hopes OF the farmer the gard
ener, and the o,gReron, whose growing corn.
vegetables and fruits she freezes, stunts i'm,
poverishes and discolors.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

az RAh DEAD FOR DUcAT"-An
amusing scene occurred at the American
Theatre on Friday evening. The curtain
had just descended after The third act Of
Rlclclieu, when venerable old rat, that
had witnessed the performance from some
quiet retreat, came boldly out, and after
uo;ting leisurely around the front row Of
the dress circle, lie finally took refuge be-
meath roll Of "crinoline," expanded Ia
mode. \ gentleman who sat near by save
the undermining togue, and being rather
fond OF practical joke, he eooiy informed
the lady that horrid rat was shelteying
himself at her feet. With an indescfibabls
look OF horror and confusion, she sprang
up, shook the frame work Of her dress. aud
racatng the sea; she occupied, rushed fran
ucsiIy into the second row, demolishiDg two
or tlrcc genilemen's hats as She settled,
causing hearty laugh from those who
were near enough 60 sec what was trauspi
ring, and those who did not know what
WAS up, laughed from sympathy. The
Iaugl, was general throughout the house
II WIS the tirsl time thai rat was ever N.
trUduced as feature in tie play of Riclre,
liou. 4 wicked wag, who saw tho sFm.
remarked iha, too rat. seelns the ho,rs.
hsf probably mistaken the LADY for Lsl
'c' q, com mc'l 'nl rtcbed iu.
4i'7 California
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An APOLOGY AccErrEp.-A gentleman
from tins city chanced 10 find himself famo,,g
li;tIe party OF ladies, away down cast, last
summer, and while in Tho enjoyment OF
some innocent social play, he carele,sIy
placed his arm about tho slender waist Of
rs pretty damso rs Maine can boast of
when she started and exclaimed done.
sir! Don't insult mel The gentleman i'm
SIanlIy opoIogzed for the seeming rudeucss.
aud assured the half offended fair one ,hat
he did not Intend to insult her 'Nor she
rePl'e'! archly 'Well, II Won didn'f yon
may do so again. She added, to the no small
amusement of the company
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

The BAY lsLANDs.-Capt Kemp, oftho
ScAr. Amelia Ann, direct from the Bay Is.
lands, has communicated 10 the editor Of
the Key Of the Gulf interesting facts con.
cerning these Islands, which have recently
played such an important part in the dipIo.
matte world, but OF which we really know
SO little.
The Bay Islands, Us such, mentioned I'm
the British warrant Of 1852, are six in
mumber-Ruatan, Guanaia. Utila. Barbaret
IA, Helena, and Morat Ruatan, the LARGEST.
Is about twenty two miles long and three
broad. 1t has running through its whole
extent high ridge, covered with pine. the
washings Of which perpetualIy fertilizo the
cuitIvabIe land on the coast. The popu.
lation Of this island is about 800; ihat OF
Utila, the next in size, only 100. principaI.
~ from Grand Cayman and Honduras, in
part negroes from jamaica.
On each of these two larger islands Gus.
tom houses are now established; tho import
duties being two per cent. on all merchau.
disc, III addition to port charges. The trade
is principally with the British settlement al
Belize, Honduras. Both have, too, safe.
capacious aud deep harbors, to which the
largest ships Of war may have ingress by
night or Ly day.
Capt. h. represents the soil Of these is.
lands maryellously fertile, well waterel, and
capable Of producing tropical fruits in tie
greatest IuXuriance. Buatan and Uula
alone, lac thinks, could be made to produce
more fruit annually than is shipped from
the port Of Havana Wood and granite
are also found in the creates. abundance ON
these islands, both Of which could easily be
put in a state Of defence. The climate i,
extremely healthy, resembling that If the
Florida Keys. Directly in the path Of our
trade across the Ishmus, the BAY Island,
are, adds the writer, "ali that our wor,, enc
mics could desire, not only in geographical
position, but in resources.
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THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS .& TRIMMER.
7. 0.P. VERNON Associate Editor.

~ Ii.
Price Two DOLLARS per annum in advance. O,
$3.50 at the end of the year. If not paid anti
after the year expires $500
Payment will be considered in advance il made
within three months
No subscription taken for less than six months
Money may be remitted tbrous Ii postmasters al
our risk
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts made reasonable terms. -.-. s....
The SPARTAN crouates largely over this and
adjoining Districts on1 offers an admiral le medium
20 our friends to reach customers.
job work Of all kinds promptly executed
$ Blanks, Law and Equity, continually on hand or
printed TO order
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

a boarding house keeper in Baltimore
adye'l'ses to furnish gentlemen with pleas
ant and comfortable room,. also one on two
gentlemen with wiye
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

We should practice temperance, itit wers
lot ooil'ne else but The ,ory pleasure Of il;
J.. 's the glory Ola man ,ha, hath abuu.
""u''' p" tive a'losson. NOT appetite al
rect.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-06-18

Hon. Fye1e McMuiIcn, ot Virginia, has
accepted The go'omorship Of Washington
TertaW
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nEW pual.ICATIONs.

yrsE NEW YORK xARIEs REersrER.-rHs SUB
Il scybers are publlshnR with the proval Of the
tso.,d ~ n ser rlers he NEw rORR MhRTfE RF3Ig
fRR c~ kererlcan l0yds which W be standard OF con
,s,,c and srn all American and OF 10
vesn w. ysing American pors The wort will be
surae and reliable cpnn'ng dersm and rules roth for
vessels aso, the sire and length
standing and running rigging for Al vess-s rcy c 70 Asp
THE hound vore .ning the orreced surveys will be
ssued about the III Of July OF yes, sne asuppe mt
MIN Ali o,rresions and rerts Of vessels monthly The
frst bound volume Containing surveys OF sou yesse
new ready FOR delivery and the first monthly suprlemfn
stii be re.dv Nv The ooh inst The wurt will be ssued 70
subccrtbsry Only. X O. ROOT, ANTHONY OO,
' snat,arey~ Printers 10 IL BoArd Of Under writer's,
10 NASSAU street, corner Of PAe
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mo HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GER
JitU man segsrs, o. almost every grade from
80 or prompt credit buyers are offered great in
onxh advances made on seears IA any quantity
o. OH2nKs, II Brosd~ay.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AUCTION

.UOT7DNkER.-kXTEN AUCTION
[ureboln furniture. oil paintings, works OF art,
kldencc, l6 vest Fifteenth sTee.. VIII sell
b, at W O'Clock A n, the entire magnificent
\ sNovr house to which he wo' Id call the ape
purchasers The sale viii he perr npiory, rain
LOT W. catalogues OF which csn be obtained st
BE- morning Of safe splendid inlAid r)sswood
b stool and cover; velvet carpets, satin, dAnask
hs; large and elegant pier aud mantsl mirrors,
n rosewood parlos furniture. richl, carved aud
In brocsse with slip covers All these sui's
rider. ard arc OF The mostly costly desert ton.
carved rose WOOD etc ceres wi plate doors:
secretsvy, marble music cabinet ch-noniers,
|ls'y and hoos case. sta usry, marble top tables,
} n, d fecumben or airs, In sstin; rosewood re.
covered 10 medallion tapestry; four elegant
lgnihee-t sevres and Dresden china vases, vita
pctlan Of psrlnr ornA nens; also, number OF
Iu,ings, In rich frames Diuiog rom. library,
nrniture ayysd rosewood bedstesfs. varble
- hs,an nd and ccmu odes all 10 match; auours
! In; CD va giasxes. full suit o. rosewood turoi
b. cvA' mirrurs, velvet Wilton carpets, large
Isitress.s elegant eI,ension, dining tables, rich
ing arm chs ~, marble top buif-t, cr' stall, cut
glass are elegant dinner set. pearl sud all.
kr RI bdokcsse tets-a tetes, sofas, cushioned
I'm end gothic c airs. Engli,h oi clo,h velvet
n-b bali tsud hall ch.ndslie,. Refrigerator,
he Careful csrtmen viii be.iaSaiiendAnce 70
III ne@d'd
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Il
pwhRk NV JsRsky,
Ion Toe dar the ~ b Of July last,
lt2o'c orb r NJ,
bic prev ises nov % he occupation Of Aier.
,huse N% Vs. yors ,o,,slnIov n,9,s s ,s.n
4, nd 9Th the improvements thereon. consi sting
k,exs sc tpxethar with extensive st,ne quar-
|, inerh ms ID ans o. sicer-d among the fiaest
y I'D the usaisrial being ~ superior Atty,
.,ch ns.s 1, bro~n stone buildings both public
tho cltv ~ sew ya-k We referho luncen,
d h banking b use, corner of Pine and Nassau
,er one II The inssi brown stone fronts N me
IL o. stone from ny qgSy sse ne !, is os,ss IF
a1va-t.ees Of re'tiup Il on, and TO market being
At tpirr BOUNDED nv the passaic liver WIZ
Ios n, r-rrient -rd extensive cks ano sum
water N. conveyance OF stone oy ssels W
Il eisev here having ~ n ,ubpe rsa z nulug
gh the pr ises Iha atcnton ~ buimere stOne
bale o. u call A n this sale. which vii pc nos,,
b. aud place above sa ed, when the terms VIII
'rp.
n. Knox, tUCtIONsRR -kUJrios SALE
~ hold furniture, carpets, OF paintings mirrors
L -wilIIAM n KNOX will seil this day IN
~ aud gsuerN sescrtment OF new and second
y &c every description comprising sofas. tete a
~ lounges ard lounge beds. hal ard grass mat.
ailiqsses black walnut anf oak extension aud
mahogany spd cane chairs voltaire and easy
Rapy and cane rockers, itree piv and inErsss
Fsels do. OIL palhtipgs, msbogany marble top
b. = mmnn do. curt Inns and cornioes. Also
|velry Of al kirds Sale positive.
IrFRI AUCrTONEsR, WILL ssLT THIS
,on, ~ O'Clock, ct 45i anal street, mahogany
dread. rnarble TOP sen,re and other tables pier
'sses, curtsne, elefsut carpets, rugs, oilcoths,
"A velnu heds'esdr, hair and other mattresses.
md ne ding, Marble top dressing and other bu.
isnds. toilet sets, extension tables, dining room
urni ure The whole ~il be peremptovily sold.
n, iesvirv the Ivy. There are IN The sale about
NJ and mattresses, and stoves, Ac.
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! AUCTION 2ss BROADWAY.
! sale of sililsrd tables. On Friday, July "a,
O'Clock a. 639 aud SAL Broadway, known %
lard rooms eighteen billiard aoles. balls cues.
D belonging 70 the tame.
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/ sALE-HENRy II. LEEDS, AUC-
JENNY II. LREDe a co will sell by aue-
|. Jul, "a Al 10 o'clock, on the premises OF the
r.n, al the foot Of Cymer street williams.
boiler, stills to- distilling otis, tanks. ptt 90,
and siI No-k ma ufsc ured and ulmsnufAo.
BY n certain chstiel IN ortgage " Y rris A. Oh
enr, uesnsr, John frog. and others. Pur
K 70 carry on the business, may have ron the
sssisi r-.nt Of lease and transfer Of their sos.
RAILS Terms each cits funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24
! LunBKk AND ysSEEss At AuorIos

|ssol,tion Of paine. hip "A. N CRYSTAL Ar,
h sell ON Monday July q. nj 1914 O'Clock. a, the
N PhiieYsop 0llchrisi. II and 80 4lle- street
MAJ RAW crotch veneers. II 90 feet ma.
IA and notified -encsrs, H,On feet wa'nut
he'd vrpe-r- 5000 feet osk crotch and shaded
|sae~rs, boards and plsnks. MAHOGANY plsnss.
|.i blSrh ~slnut boards, 0,0D maple josts,
plank. ~ " 3 inches, 500 feet white soof
hes, q large " of chair tops, balnsisrs, spruce
Fis for piano u1sksrs ash, spple tree ,srds
This sale N vel worthy the attention ~ fns.
h and cabinet n.anufacturcrs, n every ic' N
sold W The hgs-si bidder, ~ the above crm
living ID Art ~tthlu