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Agood story is told Of sheriff who
came nearly being outdone by a person it
was in the line of his duty TO hang.
"Sir," said the gentleman, as the sheriff
was carefully adjusting the rope, "really,
your attentions deserve my thanks. In
fact, / do not know of one that should
rather have hang me-" ~
tReally," said the sheriff, "sAyou are pleas
ed to be complimentary. I do not know
Of another individual it would give me 50
much pleasure 10 hang" ''"''' ''..p'
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WHAT MAKES A BUsHEL.-The follow
ing table Of the number Of pounds of vari
Gus articles 10 bushel may be Of interes
to our readers:
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Corn, shelled, fifty-six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds.
Rye, fifty-six pounds.
Oats, tbiIty-six pounds.
Barley, forty-six pounds. Il
Buckwbeat, fifty-two pounds.
Irish potatoes, sixty pounds.
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds.
Onions, fifty-seven pounds. Gt''" -
Beans, sixty pounds. s.. -
Bran, twenty pounds. g.
Clover seed, sixty pound ,''.s - =.
Timothy seed, forty-ive epousds.
Flax seed, forty-fve papnds.,
Hemp seed, forty-fvs poands.
Blue grass seed, fopftssn pounds. Y
Dried peaches, tliss three poutsds. yt% :,
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I'm Growing Old.

I'm growing old-'tis surely so:
And yet how shortit seems,
Since was sportive child.
Enjoying childish dreams!
cannot see the change that comes
With such an even pace;
mark not when the wrinkles fall
Upon my fa,ling face.
know I'm old, and yet my heart
Is just MS young and gay
AS c'cr it was before my locks
Of bright brown turned to gray.
] know these eyes. to other eyes
Look not so bright and glad
As once they looked; and yet tits not
Because my hearts more sad
never watched Will, purer joy
The floating clouds and glowing skies
While glistening tears of rapture fill
These old and fading eyes.
And when mark the cheek, where once
The bright rose used to glow,
1t gricvcs me not to see instead
The almond crown my brow.
I've seen the flower grow old and pale,
And withcrcd more thanI;
I've seen it lose its every charm,
Then droop away and die.
And then I've seen it rise again,
Bright as the beaming sky,
And young and pure and beautiful
And felt that 80 shall I.
Then what if am growing old
My heart is changeless still,
And God hns given me enough
This loving heart to fill.
love tose the sun 60 down,
And lengthening shadows throw
Along the ground, while o'cr my head
The clouds in crimson glow.
see, beyond those gorgeous clouds,
y country bright and fair.
Which needs no sun God and the Lamb
Its light and beauty are.
seem to hear the wondrous song
Redeemed sinners sing;
And my heart leaps to join the throng
10 praise tile Heavenly King.
seem t" see three cherub boys,
As hand i'll hand they 60,
With golden curls and snowy wings,
Whose eyes with rapture glow.
When was young called them mine
Now heavens sweet ones are they;
But shall claim my own again,
When am called away.
Perhaps, when heavens bright gate l.,
passed,
They'll know from every other,
The one who gave them back to God,
And haste to call ME mother
o! l am glad am growing old!
For every day spend,
Shall bring me Que day nearer that
Bright day that hns no end.
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ABBEVILLE c. II, SOUTH

sprang to his feet, crossed the bar, and took
his place almost touching the jury. lie
then commenced in a whisper, but it was a
whisper SO mild, SO clear, so utteraLy ring
ing and distinct, as to fill the hall from door
t" galleries. At the outset he dealt in pure
logic, separating and combining the proven
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DAVIS Il IIOILINGSWOETII,
F"r B"nnrr
LEE t. WILSON,
Far Press.
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GEN. CAss' SUCCESSOR Chan
dler, who has been chosen by the Republi-
cans of Michigan, to replace Gen. Cass in the
United States Senate, for six years from the
4th Of Msrch next, Is a.merchant Of Detroit,
and at the same timo most jealous politi-
clan. He was sthe Wing candidate for Gov
ernor of Michigan 10 1852, but was beaten
by the Hon. Robert McClellAnd, the present
Secretary ofthe Interior. u = -. !
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Mr.. Bancroft is said il fIsvs realized fifty
thousand dollars BY bis History Of the Uni:
ted States. ..tss,-', ..,..'.,
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pointed 10 heaven, and that only demon
s'rated the utter impossibiity that any hu-
man being should ever get there.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRENH COURT.-gEORGE PETrIBoNE AGAINST
- Harmon K Root ct al-Tn pursuance Of Judgment OF
the Supreme Court Of the se of New yorh VII expose
sale on 1th day June. 1851 ~ O'Clock The
Merchants Exchange In the city OF New York, BY H. bUD
Low auconeer--
All rain io, piece or parcel Of ground
lying and being In the roureeuh % city ~
and distinguished a map or chart OF
lands Of Nicholas HAZARD deceased BY l number twelve
eight Il, asD bounfed
way norhery BY hot number twelve hundred and seven
Q9fD esstery BY ground late Charles
rsun and souhery by lot number twelve hundred and
nine spJ containing IN breadth In front and twenty dve
90 feet In length each aide hundred r
being the properly cmmonly known number Ave
dred and twelve OH broadway " toe city 81 New York
JAMES U. WIlsLET. sheriff.
n. GOODMAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
M yopE 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

Ry WILLIAM IRVING A Co.-sATURDAY. JUNE Is
ID nj 0I O'Clock st the sAesoom No Pine street house.
hold furniture removed for convenience OF SALE the
perry OF private family. consisting Of elegant paror suits
In and mahogany rosewood etegeres splepdd
French plate pier glasses rosewood and mahosany marble
IA rosewood and mahogany Fr snch
bedads best hair mattresses feather beds holsters and
pillows .oet abes chairs, mrrors brackets, window
curtains Brussels and ingram carpets toilet library
suit covered in real esner Office deaks and tables
tables with leaves and mahogany
chairs tables white French china dinner and
plated wtre rosewood octave pisnotorte,
bronze light chandeliers, oil paintings and engavngs oil
tloths, glassware, &C.
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TRAvELI.ER's GUIDE.


Il Island Tery.-on and snsr Thursday. June 4 me IN
Leave roS. 2snlos Nix w and iix A. H.; IN ~ "
I;,;s Bay R'ds. Al IN N and IN A III ixsx ~ N.
tssys staten Island for yur. H.nlson va Bay s,as.
Rldse only MsP.M.
f;5' ss'T ssss ~ q u .ss: Il ''is s s't;
hsn.oo for Greenwood New uIrecsi and BAH Oar, fs
Su,ss w ~sa f sou he ispry ''' ' "' ~
GREAT REDUCTION %. rARE.-IspEPksDnNr
.s . sss 9 e. steamer sSs
sssres Dserns com Isnder VII iesss pier No 100,
o,Sioss !. N f@. . sc.op, IS Proyasae.. 81: er;.oi
ss . sSp 'ip WIN
uUpeor sIyIn KAnsoAD.-yno. SAT 2 N
q q rss.: e: 81 ti 6 rs ri
's ss s.s RAN; sI :: Is. .s 70 s -
.SE''' Albany - sslr NJ sas:s,n.sas.s
T1RIsn RATLR0AD-sUnxnR MRRAEe.nBHy-
sssos cr~sr .ad Cent?.
iSA N Groom Fsis train, ccsnecsns VIII Inc q sAss
mai "a. r. e. .rss .s.,. sr.s;ns
sS e. ssss ss,osS ss s.ny roy ss..'
mp. ". MffhnehrdFe VAN rtnppnk NJ All NhnOns
s.lsPM. white Plains train, stopping IT oil staiioDa
Leave Twenty sisth stree, station
ma NJ Willsmsbrdse train, stoppns ~ All saunna-
iIAM Wllismss ridge train, stopping n All staiiona
IMAM White Plains train, stopping Al All stations.
so p NJ wiliamsbrdee rain stopping NJ all stausua
BPN. Crotnn Pals train, stopping At all staaons
SIN gan sHRg'pt 81 .ass
Nrkw YORK AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-oN Ans
PASSENGER sSs S ss-. pier 100; q pusn. .ss : 5
lows, VIZ
fDunkIrt express Al 50. w., for Dunkirk-
pu9ao esprees, At A. N, for Bufso.
Mall At II A. NJ, for DunFirt and BufrJo and nlerneds~s
stations.
and intermediaie stations.
way passenger s.P Pm, fer sewburs. Siddleiowu sss
Ymisrsni Mt r w. Dunsirs and Bursls and ln.errs
date stations
Nlshsexpre-s, ats r. -. Cor Dunhirs
wight erpre~, ats r. ~, for Buffslo.
The shove trains run daily SUNDAYS escsysed.
These express trains connect ~ Elmrs, with he amnN
nsndseus and Niagara Fails Railroad fox Nagsrs PAL.
Bnghsmton with the Syracuse and B,nghsmtor Rsirea
for Syracuse a Corning. with Buo Corning and Ne~ro
zslroed for Rochester At orea Bend Win Delaware lAcs
and Western Railroad for scrsntn; 81 HornensvMs
viii BuNo and rey york csy Railroad, fov Bnssc
Bu6sc and Dunkirk With TAke MORE Rsirrad fv Csvr
and. Cncfrnan Toledo D>.rur, rnicago kr
HoMun EANspxlI. rrsk@a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

L. n. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEKR.-sI.y CoUSrRy
IL he Hudson river. opposite Uerm0n In the
towushp OF Ulster, At auction.-E. n. LUDLOW co. viii
auction, Wednesday July l,al O'Clock z. ~. Al
" L'vings At Clermont Columbia county, ~ w. ON the
Hudson beautiful country opposite Clsrmont IN the
Of Ulster mile below Saugertes, and within
hrte hours drive of the Mountain House. containing
If hv romantic wooded land well wsered, which here
ia brick hOufe built In the gothic STYLE containing nine
rooms with ALL the modern convenences together with suits
HE ouhudInrs large fruit and vegetable garden, in full
bearing The prospects and around the place
surpassed and Of advantages Il la proximity
the finest trout and pickerel hna well excellent sport
ing In and around the Cask NJ mtsns For further par
tlrrlars sppy the premises 10 " n CRU0HR Ts1 70
Inc auctioneer, IA Pine srses New Y0rk
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DY II. n. LEEDS COON FRIDAY, JUNE " AT u
ID O'Clock at the s . Nassau street blooded pups,
trou Newtoundand slut, weighing no lbs, crossed
with remarkable blooded dog They hour
before the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

4 SSlGNEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND
n segaTs On Monday, June l5 at l0h O'Clock at No %
Bowery the stock and fixtures OF wholesale liquor
consisting Of ~ casks Of oard Mare segnete pale and
dark brandies p casks Santa Cruz and Jamaica whs
key port Msdera and sherry wines, los clarei
Madeira and wines cognac whiskey and gin In boes,
decapers demohns 81 dozen London porter and ale ~
lemon syrups and cordials 90 baskets Heisck and
other chsmpagnes casks kegs liquor pump measures, ice
boz shelving decapers tumbers oyster
bar together with $500 imported and domestic segars By
order 81 the sssigpees.
a. M: CRIsTAi.AR. suctoneer No q Bowery will also
sell NJ ii O'Clock advances large stock of groceries,
consisting OF coees rice barley, S6 boxes ami.
ly and chemical SOAP starch, candles prunes olive
OIL cheese. <i0 and n boxes sardines barrels moasses
scales, desks tables, chairs, Xc., &c.
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WV Writer'S. Aucr1oSEsR-wlLL SELL. THIS

VrM. WRITER'S AUCT1oNEER-wILL SELL. THIS
w afternoon AT O'Clock. A. 454 canal street. all the
household furniture &c OF private family iesvin the
city, consisting OF rosewood and mahogany sofas rocking and
other chairs centre tables sdehosrds pier sai msniel mir
paintings elegant velvet tapestry, three ply and
carpets hall oiclohs, rosewood frame pisnofore and
stool chandeliers brackets mahogany bookcase glass
dours mahogany and walnut bedsesds passses hair and
other msiresses beds and bedding table and bed linen
shades marble dressing and pain and
westsands toilet sets dining nom and Kitchen furniture,
refrigerator wardrobe bedstead
ssry Tor housekeeping Abous I've carpets Tits sale
in good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

DAVID SCOTT. AUCT1oNKER-wILL SELL AT PUB
IL NC aueiion Al the American Hotel In jersey City 81
turay, June IS Of O'Clock NJ the very beautiful country
situated West HohOsen, the
Pail sade aud FULTON srees being lO feet both
streets. The above is beautifully situated handing
OF the rrnndest IN the world Overlooking the bay aud
harbor Of New Yort. Hih snds nc ON the premises
number Of ne fruit trees ard choice shrubbery; frat rate
the premises. louse-Frst noyr psrlor dining
room secoad noor four large beiroous
a.o spacious esrreL sale positive, without regard 70 the
value.
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nANIU. g. HouGH, AUCrfoNEER, oFTICx is PARK

nANIH. s HouGH, AucrIoNEER OFFICE is PARK
~ sil sell AZ public auction. this day Friday June II
~ A M at ~ West twenty third street between Eighth
Nnh A The contents Of the house. embracing
and good OF hst class rosewood and
Mahogany saor library chamber and dining furniture
II every description.
This sale Offers great Inducements N parues desiring arst
furniture ~ arconnrce- NJ the assortment unusually
srgs The FOODS In nne order and made by the beat city ma
tsr-. No po~,ponement on any account
Tao basement contains solid mahogany buffet richly carved
from; carved mahogany extension table with dining chairs
MACH Dgethey with iDs assortment of decorated and
slan china dinner and tea sets ivory cutlery rich cut glass
md bohemian silver tea and breakfast sets savers
sserp, Dquor sands spoons forks, &c
paylor~ elegant English velvet carpets
md Git frame pier and mAnel Klasses bronze r
sronre and oruuo clock. large and costly china
lures sad DECORATIONS mertfOrOus oil paintings solid
prcvood uAror Suits esporaiely carved covered In
-rron snd aud hrocael and reception
Asi soba rosewood centre aud pier tables esbo-siey
sro<sed window drapery solid rosewood eegeres spd
stands Ades' rosewood bookcase aud
sry an- bpe engrsvngs one Of NUNS Fishers carved
-r-evood Tocsve pianos, kc beside host of other
,rsio,-s numerous 70 mention.
IRE casnnes contain the usual quantity ~ rosewood and
s>hosry french bedssads buresnsi booscss-s tAhies
scS ohsir- &c. cured hair mattresses me
ee1dng csrpoa &o sale oononenoest In the psror- NJ l9
A NJ 2r~csey. Catalogues NJ the house only on mornns
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A UCTIox SALE OF SUPERIOR RICHLY CARVED

rosewood parlor furniture valuable rosewood panoforte
nlad with pearl suits OF rosewood In rich satin brocae
largo and costly Psan and French china richly deco
rated regal velvet carpets oil paintings statues, DC r.
NASH auconeer, will sell this day, Juae H. at 0H O'clock
q the residence ZIG West Fifteenth street. few doors from
Sixth avenue, above all the furniture mostly made
DER Round carved rosewood pianoorte richly
carved legs superior instrument In but short me two
rosewood stands rosewood etegeres with mirror
doors and backs marble top about two hundred yards OF
royal velvet Also three ply and ingram throughout the
richly carved paror furniture covered in French satin
brucate made 10 order Turkish chairs reception do
rosewood marble side and sofa tables secretary
bookcase costly framed oil paintings, Paran and bisque
and maIel chamber furniture consisting of
rosewood marble dressing bureaus and sofa
rosewood and mahogany bedeads curled hair and
spring mattresses pillows and holsters bedd toilet
&C. dining eXen ole large and choice assert
men OF china and glass silver plae also quantity of crock
and kitchen furniture lounges clocks fixtures. Sale
perempory without regard TO weather Catalogues at the
house deposit sill be required from all purchasers
the prompt payment Of the bills Careful in
attendance pack and ship II needed Persons In want Of
superior furniture in fine order should attend.
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ID O'Clock al LEEDS, q Nassau street. pups from New
foundapd slut weighing ITO lbs crossed with remarkable
booded dog which, with pups win be the auction
hour before the sale.
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a LRERr n NIcoI,AY, AuCTIONEER.
THE RON PARTE EST

IA ~ " THE BONAPARTE EST ATE
Al public sale, Wednesday june "a ~ - . c1"n az
grounds Of Henry Beckett Fac situated 81 or MO New
Ing two hundred and thirty four acres oil land large and
very handsome modern m.nsons ao"H @ eei
been erected on most eligible portion OF the psvs com
IL bnt in an unusually substantial manner handsomely
finished throughout with all the conveniences Of gentle.
rnnn resdence convenient position for travelling
there being six or seven daily lines OF
70 the western aud northern parts Of Pennsylvania making
Il necularly eligible for large public institution.
fhe house Handsomely furnished throughout, and the
whole of the personal property may be had If desired
Maps showing the location and extent with full partcu
Iars NAV be had on application to
' ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctoneer N Y.
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sIIIpPING.


DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP CANADA -CoNsrGNsEs
IL informed that the Canada VIII mmercs discharging
ON saturday morning the 1871 An roods for which per
recved will be sent 10 the bonded warehouse,
Jersey es,y, and be subjeci ~ storage,
U,OR LIVERPOOL PASSENGERS PER SHIP ESCOsT
requested 80 be pier sorh this morning at
O'Clock wberr steamboat VIII be in readiness TO convey
them the shp, proceed direct Roon r few
more n cabin and Storage Apply I, PETER ~ DEMA
REST, ~ South street, corner Of Old slip
L,OR LTvERP0OI.-nREApNougH LtNE-yHE
II world wide known clipper ship DREADNOU9RT, Capt.
Ssmusls will positively sal Tuesday pa instant She
ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be the taste vessel shoaI having made
are, SIS tppy 70 PETER N DEMAREsT, ~ South street,
corner Of Old slip.
GTEAM FOR LONDON AND BREMEN THU STEAM.
- ship ARao, Captain Benson. will sail for soahanpi
London and Bremen WEDNESDAY June a. Fare In fret
cabin So second cabin $50, Storage SEQ Apply 70 VIII
blAMs oUlON MFultru street
usTR AIIA-sEvENry DAYS P.sssgF-sHoRr-
n run on record expected -rhe magnificent clipper
ship SEA SyNFH viii sail for Melbourne ON Monday, June
~ few passengers be TAX first and second
cabins her accommodations nneauaed basnce Of
freight passa apply board.
gOODENE ARKFIL ELLIUr, No los Pearl street 10
MAILER, LORD QUEREAU. No los Wall street
CPrCIAL NOrICG-THs FIRST CLASS PADDLE
~ wheel United States mail stesuashiu wil
northampton Havre and Rremen, SATURDAY, June Is For
freight on rssssge apply q. TORRANCE agent No.
Bowling 0reea. New frk
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A UCTloN ROTIOE -THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER by
BELL BUSH this day at los O'clock at No u North
articles Watches ewey boots and shoes rubber goods
esks, counters, segars &C.
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A ssI9NKF's SALE.-HENRY DREHER, AUCTfoNEER,
"A will SELL by order of c. Kesser Smith assignee of Hugh
Kelly, No SAG Broome street. the 18th day of June
STOCK of CRATE and fender manufacturing establishment
consisting of CRATES Tools bar on sheet ron pieces
tenders upper locks and lower locks iron SAFE
chairs desk stove and pipe REGISTERS hammers vices
lAihes drilling machines Tools, anvil blaoksmhs tools
ns ash boxes and other articles comprised in the manufsc
ture OF CRATES &C. Also horse harness. blank
and Goods for examination day until
sale. @. KEssLEk SMITH, assignee Of Hugh Kelly
II DREHER, Auconeer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


~ COTTON, AUCTIoHEER -GENrEEt HOUeEHoLD
VIII sell his day Friday June IL at o'clock At IT Marrsy
has recently been occupied for large gentes boarding
with genteel furniture such tapestry carpets three and
ingram carpets French ssing and plain bureaus full
French gothic and other sead feather beds and hair
tresses In large quantities. bed linen and comforers china
glass and henware table CUTLERY curtains Ollie otis, base
men and kitchen furniture, Ac. &c. BCataloguas will
be ready early Friday morning and postponement
GlLBERT.s SAVAGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BAG.
" LEY SAVAGE will sell, at salssr0om, 81 edar street
on Friday, June H. At l0R A. general assortment Of
dry goods, fancy goods goods goods
hais, caps, clothing, wine and brandy in cases. nc.
IJENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEkR HENRY II. LEEDS
IL co. will sell by auction, Friday, June IL at IL
O'Clock nj their sales q Nassau street fine wines and
liquors from private stock In offering these goods for SALE
feel bound In cand0r for the benefit ii hepubc
the and ourselves that they will be represented
and OF undoubted purity aso that articles outside Of this
shall be a'med The having placed the eutre stock
hands for disposal and the proper 10 It's
purity unhesitangiy ofer for the inspecon and
prova OF friends confident that their will
satisfactory In every particular Among the s be found
Gente old pale London Dock brsndies
johns old Amontsdo and HARMONY pale sh Pems rims
brown bottles and demUohns; l.. r Madeira; Black
burma dol sandemans port; Grahss ano London do Mus
wne Heidsieck, Mumm's. verzenay, and other cham
pagues hooks clarets Pins and old Jamaica In
all fne assortment Of valuable wines and liquors. lots
suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

1AlE MUCH BELOW THEIR vALUR-A HAND,
brown rrare, lbii hands hgn, perie yty sound aud
w harness, can trot inside of Minutes and IL very
|Aveiler, also handsome light wagon and act OF new
S.rsess. rope mounted aso bankeis, shee,s, whip,
Inquire At the stable OF JOHN BH0WNSOf, Esq,
place BROOKLYN.
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A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
"A carpets, &c.SAMUEI. 0sG00D co, auctioneers will
sell at 81 Nassau street. to morrow Saturday at l0 O'clock
household furniture consisting of richly carved and
mahogany parlo suits rosewood etegeres, bureaus book
seretares, Brussels and ingram carpets oil painn
house furnishing goods, &c. Also patent maugle.
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kAIaE CHEap-A BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
psk hands high. kind In AL harness and sound In
a WHITE, 319 Third avenue, between Twenty hfIh
MY ri1th sirerta.
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EpwAEp scuEscH, AuerIoNEEs. -By u az.

EDWARD sCHEsCH, AUcTfoNEER.-BY " ar. H.
~ SCHkNGK-fhs day, Jnns ia, nj O'Clock. at their
ssesroom . Nassau street sorrel horse years
Old sixteen hands high, warranted In every way Also,
light shift ing top wagon, IN excellent running order; aso
Of single harness blankets whip, &C. being the establish
ment Of gentleman leaving the city also bay horse sir
hands high old Of fine siye and action
rantpd in also switch a horse sxieen
hands high efh' old ~ beauty and fne action
warranted IN also seated bo1 wagon
several new ruckaways road and top wagons by the best
alaO dark chestnut snrfe horse, old
Ib hands high. perfectly kind and gentle also long tail
iark saddle horse 1875 hands high, very stylish and
his warranted sound Kind AID gentle
way superb saddle and used by sdy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

~ FOR sALE--A FINE PAIR or BAY
IN cost ~ go his spring and will Re 30 q At con.
re-i1ction, ~ the owner has no use FOR them In.
IN mas, At MOMrAGUE'S stable. on Twenty third
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