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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-22

WATCH RErURSs-Maryland Bateman. as-
Saults; security for further hearing Edward
Burke, throwing stones, fine and costs sc A riot
security for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-22

RIyER lNTELLIGENCE-Tne effects Of the Late
rains on the current of the Tiyer very apparent
this morning, the tide sweeping down large
quantities of drift wood, scruff etc
The prospect of anything more being done at
men Srsegda ,h weps o%ef s entirely several
Bridge to the western shore to try the nshn9
grounds; but, after remaining there all day, they
came back, having only taken about 100 herring
and forty 10 nifty shad. The season may be con-
sidered over.
Captain Page brough t down from the wreck of
the old steamer Salem, which was burnt on the
river near Georgetown last winter a scow- load OF
old iron, including her bOiler-none of il Of par
ticular value, except the anchor and chain cable
The schooner which went ashore the day before
yesterday at the blum, below Alexandria, was got
On yesterday evening, and lowed mp to the Alley
andria wharf by the steamer Guy. she is a top
sail West-IndianIan, Of some 80 tons register
We did not learn her name.
Arrived at Gait Young's wharf schnr Mary
Jane, Capt. Dean, from Schuylkill, with coal to
Il ii. Wcatherton. The Mary Jane has had a
hard time OF il coming up, having been since last
sunday i'm the river, and only arriving at the
wharf late last night-twelye days from port to
port.
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE Yesterday, James C
Mcclure sold the following lots TO Mr. II. n.
Easily: Lot No. = In square Us, at I4x cents; lot
s. same square at I2K cts; lots 2 and 3, at 64 cts
~. 10 raIl Boil Lot o, same square, at l4h cents
10 A NJ Easily: Lot 4, same squate, at IA cents
lot L. at GO cents, and lot ~, at II cents. Part
VI square SO7, to Jos. Howard at 10 cents. hot S,
In square 80, corner Delaware avenue and North
street containing 10 $40 square feet to c. Alex
andrr, a. IS cents; also, TO Alexander lot IA, in
square $50, at ~ cents
wall & Barnard sold lot 4, in square 40, with
Sibley, for $3.50. 80
A Green sold lot &c, in square 456, containing
about 10 square feet, to John Hall at 81 Is
per foot
TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION Of Young Mems
ChrSfian As 10, Na,y ID
Va The following delegates have gone from
this city: William J. Rhees, r. Richards. 3 III
Young, II Il. Riehlr, NJ. II. Milief, DR. ii
Moore. r. ['ti 49, 11f : '.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-22

McLAUGULIN& CO., No. ~, between 9Th and
lVl 9th streets Go there for every thing YOU want
Cheap cash store. Quick sales and small profits.
l9-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-22

MALL. Il STEPHENS,
w Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND FESTING s.
Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-22

ORPHANS CoURr.-To-day the case of Adams
administrator Of J. Law, rs. Rogers, is to come
mp for hearing before Judge Purcell. Many in
tricate law points said to be involved in this
case, and very able members of the Baltimore bar.
as well as some Of our own city, are engaged by
the parties. On Tuesday last the will OF the late
John NJ Clayton, of Delaware was proved before
this Court, and ordered to be recorded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
" sNpy n. LEADS, AucTIQsEER.- ELEa ANT SALE

n HNHT IFkI1N, EbFt HNIsN
II ~ fprrinrp Aubusson and imperial carpets-IIEfRy
fEFIs co will sell at suction Tuesday June q at
al orb ck :, their saesroom No 70 Nassau street elegant
.,ehoa furniture moved for convenience ~ sale consist
20 N very elegant carved oseood suits IN crinsor brocae
~ a. r 81 and god block walnut o1inE suits In
ayce~ rps mahogany suits in plush and hNrcoh black val
80 ard hall chairs chairs IL morocco carved
arm chnirs In brocate drab and Eolt enameled
tace suls marble elegant carved rosewood centre ia
Si and etegere, book rack, oak extern
oon d,nr table rosewood marble top dressing buresus Do
.ssss,d acs and hrnrae window curtains, roe~oot sud
frshc elegant carved ormou chandeliers mir
rors All framed ane and pier glasses esEsn, srmnster
royal Wilton Brussels and ingram carpets ohcons stair car
pes stair rois china glass and esr,henvNe Nso w ee
9snt b,h cold valuable piano, heavy oimoiu mnnunss
one rosewood piano by Chckerins one 90 hy
dnish. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
MATRIMONIAL.

A youFa MAN FROM rue SOUTH. or RpsPE0TA BI.y
"A cnrnecons "a age CT good educafn Gni steady
HABITS cetirous ot forming marinonin sh,snce with
the advertiser TO start in business, lie not psrcslr In
10 age personal arsnce prov ded
good fodily health and possessed ~ moderate incoms
Correspondence the subject vii be considered strictly
confidential end who their proposals can
address for three days francis r. Nor nan, broadway Pos
Naw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

HHNRY b. HERrs. JR, AUCTtoNEER -sHsRiFF's
BY virtue Of several executions 70 me IN
uenvercd will espoer for sale on Iuesday June ~ W.
% ~ NE ssrsroom Of Messr. Heris MOSS no ~ .n
ne ock and fixtures Of and tea store consus
" a,.es ssa black ew spices, coffee cocoa mussa
Ps ses1s, wines nquort, &c. Also tea cansers DATES
e oesee scoops, platform and courer ssNes lrOn s.e
sWs csA PRED, l. vULrE, DepuJ sscrih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
pnNTIyrRY.

LII DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN rIIl
N most shui and sc~nhc every variety q leee
inserted pars whole scs new ard trpr yed prpm
PIES, by ORA NAPOLEON PBErERRK and ). WtbsDrl
AS Broadway Of Howard street No excrntani prs
nENr1sTRy.-DR ADAMS l95 BLEEOkkR sIRkhT,
IL near sixth avenue Gorrnery OF Chamsers street. per
toms all operaous pertaining 10 the dental at IN toe most
scientific manner and upon reasonshle terms Teets et
uacted between the OF 81 ard vs. A. M' ior nasen'
patients, free Of charge
nENTTsIRy.-BH X, a. DURKIs, uAsh, srRkn
~ varick, od No lis nev ~ nvhes steenson
his successful erpersencr DeY opeNnoos Win ~
nav and harless benunbns Axni noA fcsans presSnue
Al pai~L press esfs~vNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

gyRRAr SALE OF 100 LOTS ON NEWARK PLANK
road near Junction of Bergen Point road.-5sges
art fo~ above pon, every fifteen mnyes from Jersey City
nv. Via Bergen; fare cents DAVID SCOTT. suston
err vii sen a. public auction on Tuesday June ALSO
~sort p premises 100 very desirable lots situated
NO Newark plank road; hundred buildings have
J>- erected In vicinity within the last 20 and
~ ,v rc~e now under The lots will be cold IN
90. purchasers fr ~ the property covers WIN
Il, ,pes make beau fu p cs TOR retdence
s,,.s liberal and the day Of sals For fur
hs PARTICULARS inquire Of suotoneer at his oace rs don't
a. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

VVM wTTTERs AUcTIOrEKR-wlTL SKID THIS
w DAY nj 7ociock ct 80 Canal street all the handsome
household furniture Of hr story h,use cor ssng ~ plor
su in hsclotn GENRE tables large French plate pier glass
oil paintings window cursius, vases, W day clock ma
bopsny bookcase rosewood piano do mahogany velvet
tapestry three ply and other carpets large quantity Of old
English ocoh rods mahogany and walnut bed
ste,ds spring and hair mattresses tesher beds pillows table
and bed linen blankets marble top dressing snd plain bu
resus and wAshssnds, tote, sets, mahossny ward ODE,
couches mahogany chairs do rocking chairs erens
table, rergeaors stoves king utensils china Rlsst and
silver The above furniture havss been In use about
mouths and well worthy Of attention OF families In want
of goo articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
TRAVELLER's GUIDE.

L,oRT HAMILTON RAY RIDGE AND srArQ
IN Island FrryOn and amer Thursday. June 4 tho sis
TER isiASD ~ill ply daily ~ fJlo~r- - - -
Leave FOR Hamilton At ~. ~ add ilh A n; ~ ss ~
leave Bay Rdse At TX % and nv A. NJ Ix. 81 ~ sae
ssys Staten Island tor Fort Hamilton via Bay Ridge,
sk ard 10Y A. W. l2s. AZ ~ and 81 ?. ~ and Tor BaS
Ridge only, ats r. N.
81 n; % tickets, ~ ~, 100 tickets, u 80 Stages At For
Hsmton New Utrecht and Bath. Cars fss
Green and Brooklyn frsm Bag Ridge avenue, ave N
mt Wslh from the ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

UUfION SALE OF A IAE9R STOCK OF FASHION.
"A allie ready made clothing cloths cashmere and vest
ns.. being he stock Of merehan. tailor this day. 9Th
opaes Marseiea duck linen black and fancy doe
skn Narsees and linen pants; Marsees linen silk and satin
kip cloth linen, nlngs hol
ands farncs sin and other vesn buttons buckes
Ohs ORA ties ct handkerchefs, &C. 10 By
a. ORIBTALAR, Auctio leer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

fyROCKFRY CHINA AND OIL ASS HENRY q. Ev ANS.
" auconeer, viii sell tuesday, june at 10 o'elock
A, NJ, Liberty street. fro the shelves end by the
package large attractive assortment OF every descrp
Dor earthenware glpss French china and plated wa'e
clocks the .ock OF dealer dec nny busne
Goods carefully repscked for shipping Catalogues now
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

A UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER by
"a BELL BUSH this day, at l0s o'clock, at No IL North
William street variety OF furniture. counting house and
ocho aesks show counters deohps OF brsndes gin
&c. beer pumps kegs OF indigo rubber goods cloth
ing millinery goods ladies' bonn IT, gencmens socks la
dies and gentle mems boots and Shoes double telescope
A0 also balance stock of valuable watches ewery silver
md plated &e., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
InW ARp HcHENCK AuCrIONKKR-suPKRR sPAN

Onward sCHENCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPAN
N o. carriage horses ~. ~. H. sOHENCK will sell at
auyann Tue sday May o. at their 81 Nssssu
street. ocock OF long tall hay horses
bard ss and seven old Of uncommon be,uy,
syic and action have always been driven without check
very stylish and free drivers and warranted perfect
sound and gentle way, aud with blcmsh.
Also elegant dark bay horse long and tall black
tess, s hands, Ia elegant single harness saddle
bor~s snd warrapted perfectly Kind sound and gentle
every so brown horse. four years old warranted
IN ev1y way. Alsn wagon and harness. Also hns rock
a~ay pole and sbsrs. Also several road
syILBKRT SAVAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
VI pAaIEy AvAGE will sell at their salesroon, "a
Cdar swee on Tuesday June at 1o NJ dry goods and
C&noy ros-Perempiory sale Of large and fresh stock 0f
gcds, larve nvoc II jewelry without reserve sum
se~ cring silver plated pormonnaies Nsfera and
mort wine W and casks invoice OF champagne on
aerouni whom Also, an invoice ot Muir
. Sons Scotch ale, In pints.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

nIAMONDR-THR TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY IL
~ formed that continually manufacturing and hn1o
stock OF diamond jewelry Of the lAtest sty
large Of diamonds hand. Seeding doa0 -
IA trada. Diamonds bou ght fop caAh-
7. HkRMAHH on. NB hvonsnA strea1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

A UOrION NOTIcE-SAMUEL CsGOOD co, AUG.
"A a-Assgnee's sale at cellar No Is Washia
rnarket-This day. Monday June at o'clock NJ will
be sold the following goods, by Samuel Oegood Co LOO
ercee and barrels picked samon 80 barrels msckere Nos
and q Gu barrels of behring's and sh,d lot of white fish,
picked Goldfish, empty barre chests young HysJa tea
Sold ' order assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
ANTHOLOGY.

IN SPRING sIREKr.-CLAIRv0YANOA 61I-
llU MOUR, few doors Of Broadway the m0sl -
cessfp medical and business clarvoyant In America Al
Diseases cured curAble unerns advos
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

UCTION NOTICE.. BOGARr, AUCrIONEER BY
"A g. BO0ART-1hs day at l0ls o'clock at the auction
coOms Frarkfot ard Willam streets
paebe stock of matchmaker and jewelry store consisting
the usual variety of also lot of crockery and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

U,oR sAyArNAH AND rLoRIDA-UN1rsD STATES
IN mail nre-rhe s,esmew AulusTA, Csptsln "
woodruff win leave on saturday ISh Jupe, ato'cockf M
nom pier No North Bills Of ladlrG signed on board
Fog freight passage apply 70 " MiTcbIL,. ~ sr9ra
40 Paka R Steamers for Florida CONNECT A. savannah
vsh NJ seann bon New r9s 90 rue~aAys md 81 sruA&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
MEDICAL.

OF OOO FORFEITED AND NO CHARgR UNLH1s
,Dl.UUU cured;-DR. HUNTERS red drop can be hal
ut the old Office No. Dviaion street and nowhere else Al
others malicious couner'es OF ibis, the most varasS
discovery IN edca science being the only thing earn
that will really and OF the human no
rank and pos0nous virus OF the dsezss viai
Bee OF handful stating DIR. Hunter has removed Ire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN TUESDAY, JUNE 9 AT 2
ID O'Clock p NJ No. "a johnson street OF Adams,
Brooklyn hou aehod furniture carpe,s oilcohs mattresses
Testher beds French bedsesds wAshsands lounge
r ahogany psror suite IN crimson, pieces viz sofa arm
chair egh stuffed back reception chrs window shades
crockery, &c, In good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

UCT1ON NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER,
"A Will sell this day los o'clock at Centre seet house
bold furniture viz bureaus sofas mahogany chairs aud
wardro hes Brussss ingram carpets feath
beds and bedding china crockery and iron bed
Dteads mahogany do with large assortment OF china
W and glassware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

~ AsTR0LO9Br THAT BRAfs rHI wORLD-Aur
"A Eve thousand dollars reward oderod any ons vhe
surpsss her In giving ali 49,
particularly losses, law salts and all busncss masr ~
slse gives lucky numbers- any person wtshiug obIn -
formaor Of any kind, would do vel call aad 1 -
ursl Eined lady r. B-she no hunnbuG Gall and So
hon And atart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT, AUC1IONEERs --sHERIFF'5
~ gale Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY June At 10 O'Clock at
parloy rn,nre in blue and gold brocae rosewood
superior rosewood pianoorte, &c ave. goot instrument
washsands marble tables, chairs Brussels and inyran
carpets ocloh clocks chandeliers oak extension table
lace &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

nR wArsoks NEW w0RK-"rHB CAUSE AHu
IL cure "A complete practical ycatse spermatdne8
and premature erhsuston- with local debility, nducs1 ~
.arly ndsrrerou. othev which unoU8
nent ara fully explained Illustrated b. snaAo
plates and cnEravings with supplement, SEXUAL dssasD
Price 81 To be had Of he auos, who may be ooasan14
eonndenually. ~ y WNsg sresA NV DOOR w. =
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
sEsEfsI'EWG.


NOR LIVEkPOOL-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
stea,oship Att AkiIC, Oliver khrdge. Commander,
Will depart with the United States hurope positively
Satnrday June ~ Mt ~ oolocA n. from her berth nj ne
foot OF Canal sret For rei passage having unequal
led accommodates for elegance comfort apply TO I'D
WARD X COLI. tES, t6 Wall street Passengers
quested to Re on hoar II O'Clock W. All letters
rough the PoSl otoe Others will be returned
kOtce-fhe ot is line have Improved water light
compsm nts The En- I'asON VIII succeed the ATLANTIC,
and sail on the 4th of July.
'otn " Iu'
ATLANTiC.... ot august
No erner hs: heen ~ The abns of this ing
In all and he thorough examlna ion
ssen them proves their mode OF construction yet unequaed
DOyAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA FOR LIVER.
The stream with the mails and passengers for
Wednesday the 10Th inst will leave tho company5
dock Jersey City with the " O'Clock
The Africa win sail on the 2iih o. une
CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
rIVHE LIv ERPOOL AND EEW YORK AND PHIiiADkL
phia Steamship Compsny'p Clyde built iron steam
ships--
CIfY or BALTIMoKE, zssI ons.......gapt 4; Ieltch
CITY OF WASHINGTON $3.50 tons. Capt W. Wylis;
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 20a tons Capt y. o. Potrfs
KANGAROO. 1874 tons. Capt jeffrey.
The uneernoted other vessels intended 10 sal "A fol
Lows:-
N.y Of Washington. "wednesday May
Oity OF Ba trnore (or Ksngsroo)......... June
AAnexTUsg ,:....'....'''..''...'.'s'' . IT..
City Of Washington. ...............s July
PROM Nxw TORE.
MY MY Of Of ys y; raurra"r 'ua' i
Uty OF BALTIMORE ....................ss :. =,
Sangsr0Sg. .....''''''.-..'s ...'.s ~
J1ty N washington. -
N ayQ altarna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

JIARIRx-REGUls ar SUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT
Ill slesmsf MAyFLQwkR, as folow,.-
Leaving Catherine sup. Leaving Harlem Bridge
IMAM 1fBp.M.
$50 r.. N.
Age.M so II. n
Landing a. peancsy street Ten street and Twenty eighth
streets the up ulps and The ssttrp Gown
1IUppON RIVER RATIkOAD.-pRon aAr - ~
n Inc trains will ChAnbey srcc seAtou - foahDvs
1slns A. ~ Il n. and AN :. n. fos sing sing QQ A
snd r: NJ Cor PonshseRss,I A. and anx Pm TO-
ssst a., ~ .SS a. ~ -sy scs sss .ss
IRA ms FOR Ns~ leave Troy Al A8 end 10 An. 60
6Op. =. ssz AIhssy ~ "a IA s9d 10 20 A ~, =
uARLxS RAusosD-suxsH. ARRANGEMENT
Ill Commencing Wednesday JUNE 8 1857.
Trains depot ~ white and Centre sreess
f0AM- Crotcn Falls train, coanecuns VIII hae o. ssaes
sSA * EIpress nal Train fov Albany. counecsng u
Coon Fails with ns Of stages for LAKE. Mzhopsc, At Pdyt
mr. RdgsdAe r-Rrevs rrs for Dsnbury, 81 Chatham rouy
Corners with Western Railroad fv Albany, Troy, sAsHhpe
sSPM Milev>cn usin stopping 81 all sauona
sNP.M wnlalnsbrdKe train stopping at all statoan.
eisP.M White Plains train, stopping ~ all sationa
Leave twenty sir'h stree, station
III NJ Wllismsbrdss train, stopping At ali sta iouA-
IN 80 A. NJ whss Plains uan, stopping 81 all stations-
40 Il. NJ wulLamsbridge rain, Stopping al all staueun.
BP. N. Croson Falls usln stopping 9. al stat,ops.
sP. NJ wDnsmsbridss train stopping At all siatona.
w =. cAwpexff. surerirsepdsaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

ArrHE BAzAAK, 20. 81 CROSBY srREET-AUCr10N
ajss al horses carriages harness 40 every Monday
aud Wedp esday nj O'Clock The unexpred lease OF tho
ol,ovo eatabiehment sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

M. b. BUTLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOR's
11 sale.Wll be sold auction Wednesday, June 10,
ii O'Clock at No '68 Water street. the entire contents NJ
The caboose and Of the late David Thorp do
ceased al the lease good WILL tools and fixtures OF the
misses The whole will be sold in one parcel and well wor
hv the attention OF The trade An inventory OF the contents
Of the be the day of SALE at me
previous by calling WILLIAM B. SMITH, administrator
Ill Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

yJ T. NELLoR, AUCTIoEEER.-ay W. &. MsLLoR
co TO morrow tuesday, Al I0s O'Clock, nj the
room No IS and 70 PARK row very ane collect, Of rare oil
ls ruins In Venice several battle pieces farm and
hunting pieces &o &C To be sold by order OF admnirra
w 8. NKrLoR. AUCTIoNExR.-By. W: sELt.oR
w. CO-To morrow. at llT O'Clock. ri sslesrooms. IS
and Is Park opposite the Asor House Mortgage sae ~
cabinet funur panefores carpets mirrors &C. being the
household OF gentleman leaving
consists Of several tine Bra.ses and ingram carpets and
hair three suits OF rosewood furn
ture quality French plate pier and mantle mirrors;
richly decorated bohemian and out glass ivory
and horn handle gallery French chin OAK side
boards OAK chairs walnut bookcNses rosewood e.egeres
tables mahogany rosewood bcdsteada bureaus
wpshstsnds 70 match Also several richly decorated
epameed chamber suits plain and with marble tops, lister
aher pillows oval and plain mirrors,
window curtains and cornises feather beds &c The whole
OF which viii positively be sod without BY order Of
mortgage The trade particularly invited Also several
hne rosewood planose Goods can be bored Tor ahp
ping the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

TO LADY AND GENTLMMEN yoCALIsTs-wANrED.
first rate soprano; must be lady Of experiences and
reader ~ music. Also. bass singer, good musician.
sdtrsss either by letter personally This day, between IL
aud O'clock, ii. w. T., lsT spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

esIaNHEs sALE-JEwELRY sToCK-wEDNEs
"a cay June TO- at 1( o'clock Dey, Greenwich
sold rnEs brscses eye opera gasses, wa'ches Jet
work Aver retcules glass cases. &c
6a1e posiove, 70 close assignment - -,
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionoer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

wy uUaINp B. FIR ANKLIN CO., IS NASSAU STREET
- -lU0KNE b FRANKLIN, Auctiooeer-Ass.gn
eaA-WEl be sold without At classroom 10 Nassau
sFos June To- at II O'Clock By order OF As
Snee Of GEES large sized copper machines for manu-
ssofuyfnG champagne cost t4n 10 In com
plete ordes wArsned and The purchaser desires It. he VII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

A UCrIoN sALK-AT I1s O'CLOCK PRE- ,IsEr.Y, THIS
"A day <4 Canal street Hudson Doe of singers
0owng machines $50 In perfect ORDER also of
0rover also salsmsnder iron safe-been but little ue
also HIGHT wHg shifting top; also double shift
Ing top family pleasure also two .ets
nsie viii be positively and peremptorly sold to
pay advances VIM WITfER5, Auciioneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-19
rug L.aNGIrAGE OF DRESS.

Under this head we are impressed to say
| few words 10 the ladies'. the marrIagrablr
gifIs especially. We ID this privately and
lcDn!identialIy," and request AL young gentle.
men to hsye the politenes. not % read thI,
article. His tor HE girls srciusireiy.
Well, then. girls, yuu expect !" .rt mar.
ried. It'd you MT! II you dO not, YOU are
either more Or less than woman. Prcsuming
that ynn are all right il this matter. We call
your attention Il the following extract, the
words "a popular author:
a wife looks trettier, il size dill but know
| IL in her neat morning frock Of calico. than
/ id the incougruous pile of inrry which she
ldigniiies with the title u fnl ,lress Many
an unmarried female first wins the heart ~
| her future husband in some simple unpreten
ding attire, whirh, IL consulted. about, she
would pronounce TOO cheap Extraordinary
wear. but which. by its accidental suitability
TO her figure, face, and carriage. ideaized
her youth wonderfully. II the sex wUuld
study taste IN dress more, aud care less for
eostlines., they would have NJ reason 10 re.
greet t."
/ Now we assure one aud ali--lhe unmarried
0f the fair sex--that we have knOsn many
females, who really wish To marry, TO live ia
single. blessedncss and die husbandles., for no
other reason, 10 all human probability, than
that uf dressing too gaudIly. We have
heard the sentiments Of tie male sex expires.
seJ thousand times on ihi, punt, and ia
every instance, whether the observer was
young or old. young man, bachelor, or Wild
over, rich or poor, ugly OF handsome, wise
man. Top, or dandy, in every instance an over.
dressed or extensively rugged out" female
has last caste 10 his estimation.
This is perfectly natural and proper. A
foolish and silly man j. not worth marrying
aud a sensible man will surely Judge you adj.
,antageously ~ exact ratio 70 Inc planness
aud simplicity 81 your dress.
| A pour man, ora man 10 moderate circun.
stances, however worthy and deserving, dare
not marry female who is superiluously done
up in ribbons and iluBnccs. however lovely
and talented she may be, because he his
sense enough 10 suspect she will be Az eK.
pcnsise treasure. lie may love her, and still
ieel that he can not afford 70 marry her.
And tie rich man. though lie likes her
personally aud admires heroller accomplish.
ments, dare not take her Tor better o. worse,
because the dashing style Of her bab,liments,
indicates too great passion for the admir.-