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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22
From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21-M.
A letter in the Republican dated Fort Kear-
ney, August 9Th, says the Fifth and Tenth
Infantry and Phelps Battery had arrived
there. Capt. Vanvlet has gone on in advance
on important business. The troops are much
dissatisfied. The Fifth AMI Tenth Infantry
lost nearly five hundred men by desertion.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

received few days since case of cigars
from the East, of the choicest brands. They
are certainly superior to anything we have
had in Evansville for a long time, and
smokers are indebted to Mr.. H. for the care
he has taken in selecting them. Call round
and try 'em, Just oncel
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

"FREE SUFFRAGE."-The people Of the
State of North Carolina have voted by a
large majority in favor of the proposed
amendment Of the constitution, allowing
Qualified voters for members Of the
steuse of Commons TO vote also for Sen
sters.
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~ Mr.. Glass, who was in the Bayou diff
fculty, and narrowly escaped being killed,
has lost his eye, that was injured By Knife.
Young Edmonds was in town day or two
since, and all the parties who were wounded
are able to go about
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- The Statesman will leave for Louis
Vile this evening, after flying trip to Hen
derson.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

w The "Spirit of the Times" continues
20 reach us with regularity. 1t is invaluable
as faithful chronicler of sporting intelli-
gence. 1t is furnished to clubs of fire at $l2
per annum, and to clubs Of nine at S2o.
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@- The City Council meets tonight.

"a The Northerner viii be here to-day
for Cairo, Hickman and Memphis. Messrs.
Archer and Smith are attentive officers, and
will land their passengers in Memphis, Mon
day morning early.
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River and w Weather by Telegraph.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. 2l-M.
River FIVE feet by the pier mark, and falling
Weather clear. Mer. 73o
CINCINNATI, August 21-M.
River has fallen six inches in the last "a
hours. Weather clear. Mer. IA.
PITTsBUPG, August 81, Pm.
River feet by the pier mark and falling.
Weather clear. Mercury Sc deg.
CINCINNATI, August PIP. N.
Weather clear, mercury "a deg. River
falling.
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Execution of IcKim.

HoLLIDAYsBURGH, Pa, Aug. 21-M.
AT 20 minutes of one o'clock to-day Nick i'm
was executed. He died protesting his inno-
cence. He attempted suicide this morning.
He spoke from the scaffold nearly two hours.
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rs5- Messrs. Howard & Brown shipped
loco sacks of wheat, yesterday, on the Com
modore Perry, at 1890. sack.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22
The Cricket Match.

TORONTO, G. W., August 21-P.M
The cricketmatch between theU. S. and Can
ada commenced on Wednesday. The latter
won with seven crickets to 60 down.
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auspended.

BosToN, Aug. 21-M.
Edward G. Bates d Co. have suspended.
Their liabilities are about $500, 900. The
suspension is caused by Sugar speculations.
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Suspended.

BosToN, Aug. 81, Pm.
1t is reported that Blanchard, Sherman &
Co. have suspended on account of the failure
of Bates Il Co announced this morning.
Liabilities $500, 900. Assets $780,
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~ The river is falling st this point, and
all points above.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22
Epfal Accident.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21-P. NJ.
Daniel c. Burrows, lad ten years old was
instantly killed by his young cousin while
playing with guns, not knowing them to be
loaded.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 21-M.
Flour-Howard St., 81 ; City Mills, So so.
Wheat unchanged. Corn &c better White
and Yellow, CSC.
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New YORK, August 2l-P.,

Cotton closed firm with an advancing ten
dency, sales of 500 bales to-day.
Flour closed quiet, 1000 bbls sold. Wheat
continues heavy and irregular, $4,000 bushels
sold. Corn depressed, 27000 bushels sold.
Provision market closed firm. Bacon quiet
at l211c for hams, and llslc for shoulders.
Sales of butter at zoe. Linseed oil quoted at
82c. Lard oil at S1,l5@l 20. Iron, pig
closed at s29. Gunnies quoted at IA. Sugars
steady. Coffee steady. Molasses heavy
Freights inactive. Stocks lower generally.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

YyNHE BRICK HOUSE recently occupied by Geo
Liant, containing FIVE Rooms. KITCHEN AMI
CELLAR, situated on Church street, betw Chestnut
and Cherry. Apply 10 SAM. NICKERN,
ives. Corner OF Main and Second streets.
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New York Market.

NEW foRk, aug 2I-M.
Flour heavy; sales of Assoc Sbls. State and
Ohio are each DC lower /; Southern declined
25c, at Sc, ,25@s so for State, and 6,25@7 for
Southern. Wheat heavy; 1890 bus sold al
1.70@1,S 80 for White, and ,50@l,S7 for Red.
Corn depressed, $4,000 bus sold at soc.
Provisions-Pork 40c better, at s22. Mess
unchanged. Beef quiet. Whisky 1c better,
at 2S.
There is panic in the Stock market; ster-
ling exchange firm. Virginia 6's, 9Ok; Mis-
souri 6's, IS; Galena g. Chicago K. R., 931z
Michigan Central, 7715; Erie, 29A.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrivals and Departures.
From p. G. O'Riley x Co.'s Register.
JH. Conn, from st. Louis to Louisville.
Hickman, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Anzonia, n ON st. Louis TO Pittsburgh.
Resolute, from Cincinnati to Memphis.
Henry Fihhugh, from Memphis ro Cincinnati.
W. Baird, from ST. Louis to Louisville.
Chancellor, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Com Perry, from st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
T, &C. Twichell, from ", Orleans to Louisville.
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Nearly One Prise to every Nine Tickets.
GNIFICE SCHEMES.
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!
APPROXIMATION pRIZHs:
3 ,345 Prizes amounting 10 .......... G9O4 ,0(
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 10; Quarters s2k.
PLAN OF THE LOTTEsY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTESY.
:, The Numbers from ! to 5000, corresponding with
these Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
Of pape are enccled with small tin tubes and placed
The first 5 Prizes, similarly printed and snercied.
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revoved aid a number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and ct the same time .
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exh tied to the audi.
teng placed against the Number drawn. This opssur
con is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
% Prizes will be entitled to the 20 Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II $50 draws the
and l25s viii each be entitled to sss5 If Ticket No:
SO draws the Prize, those Tickets numbered s
5i9 55l 52, will each I've entedto s3O, and 50 Oh
The 5000 Prizes Of $40 will he determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize For
example, if the Number drawing the 200 Prize ends
with No. /. then all the Tickets, where the number
with No. 2 then ali the Tickets where the Number ends
in 2 will be entitled to $40, and so On toe.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickss..
iS3TsSts5 iS 3R1sSsS a !: ::::..::::
In ordering Tickets or CeEtiflcate.. eucloss
receipt q which thev will he forwarded fy first nall
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent ~
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
plain, give their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payar
BILE in full without deduction.
cE All prizes of 81 600 and under, rsid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time ef
thirty days.
All communications strictly eonhaeatlai.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta. Ga.
~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each
entitled to- will he published sitter drawing, In
tie following papers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register Charleston standard, Nasyille Gazette, At.
Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispaoch.
jy27
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MELopEoN FOR SALE.

a FIVE Octave Melodeon, which the owner has
IN used but few months, Is offered for sale low for
cash. 1t is in every respect good when new
and selecte1 by professional musician for his
use, which is OF itself guarantee Of It's good qualities
For particulars enquire at the Journal office.
jyZ5-tf.l
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* e ROS ENE OIL s T.,
JSTENS,
PINE SHINGLES
FOR RENT.

DOC, 900 No shaved pine shingles in ward am
- saleby ljel6dw2ml JOHN GLOVE
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TO Gas Consumers.

~ * Bikes Pure Lemon Syrup
100 bales Cotton Battpg;
sa5 bbls 0rong Valley Whisky;
, or. casks Port Wine3
10 eight casks Rochell Brandy;
10 halfbbls French Brandy;
20 hbls Old Rye;
10 bbls Bourbon;
Is bbls Mononghala old Rye,
Received and for sale by !. d d. HEIMAl
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

The Reported Fall of Delhi-Slaughter of
Thirty Thousand Men, Women and Chill
dren.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-08-22

NATRAPPlNG Paper and Bonnet Boards.
w 100 bundles ID. Q. Wrapping Paper;
200 do Medium do do
30 de s. g.. do do
30 Gross Bonnet Boards on consignment and
for sale low to close. H0RNBR00K x co.,
jy21l Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

DOSES, ETC, AT AUCTIoN-w g. Mc1IvAlN Will
4. sen on Monday April 20 at lOs O'clock nln e dey
ras, carnations honeysuckes, &c in great variety, HO ~
Henderson, jersey giiy palaIogpss
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~ n LEVY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE W
~. handsome household furniture G. N. LEVY will selon
Thursday, April x, At los clock, At No Brevoor place,
TenA street. between Broadway and University paceyss
the furniture contained IN said house, consisting o. ,ch
wood paror sus brocate rich rosewood paror suts In
damask rosewood and mahogany eeeere with plate glass
ich satin damash curtains rich lace curtains with handsome
syures Brussels three ply and ingram carpets oil cloths
candeebras very superior French china clock cost
bronze and ormolu clocks china oil paintings gilt frame
mirrors mahogany bookcases bureaus bedsteads
mahogany sofa and chairs in haircoh rocking easy and
chars marble centre aud table, lounges plush ole
extension dining table hat stand, rcfreraiors hair
feather beds pillows andbosers together with
eral assortment OF kitchen and cooking utensils.
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REMOVALS.

H " CHICHESTER, TAILOR, HAS REMOVED TO gss
. BIS-sBa5, epbvsa.s AGe-4Ass heasa
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RUSSELL ": wEsCOTT, AUCTIoNEER.
AZ household furniture a. Flushing, L. Lon Monday April
nth az me residence Of W. A. Darling Esq Also the elegant
gothic house and o commencing 1ocock The house
Deauuluy located with every modern improvements hrHsn,
furniture, rosewood piano forte, velvet carpets, &C. WIN
large and valuable variety Of paror library dining room an
chamber furniture OF every description. The house -
On Jamaica about four from the uepoe
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OAKLKY AND WRIGHT, Auc1IoxEERs, WILL SELL

OAKLEY AND WRIGHT, AucTIoyEERs WILL SELL
the Merchants E,ehsnse New YORK that splendid country
extension and suitable oubudns and ave sx Of
land beautifully laid out under the highest and
supplied with variety Of choice fruit strecs; mansion
built BY days WORK and finished In The very best manner
with an modern improvements 81 miles from CITY Hall
Brooklyn, the plank road 70 Consy Island. =
A. The same hour and place
Dean street Brcotyn-Thai elegant three story basemen,
and sub cellar brown front house, OrtS s.rt
fnhed complete In the elaborate style ali modern
improyemens ceiling and walls lately pspered painted at
expense Of $3.50 with lot 1nlG feet known a. IOo dean
street, Hoyt Terms very easy
Pacific sreetTha desirable story hascvncnt and s
cellar brick as'ic 'front.' house neatly finished with modern
improvements gas and fixtures, &C., with lot
as Pacific street s2D cas remain on bond and mortgage
ScbeTnerhorn stretThat pleasant story bassmeut
and sub cellar Phsdepha brick front house finished completes
with modern improvements gas dItures &C. ar34 feet
lot 1x feet known I'd schevmerhorn Terms
Lafayette three story basement and cellar
brick 'mssuc fronp house. nnished with modern improve
ments gas, hc sn8 with back piazza enclosed with glass
fayette aynuue Terms easy
the sbove properly s pleasantly located most se.
sirable neighborh0od In the city
ries and must be gosye sold The above day. owner
gong souih lille perfect For maps, &C., appya the
auciioneer's ONCE No Court street, Brooklyn.
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AKLYy a WRIGHT, AUCTIoNEERs-wTII, SELL. AT

OAKLEY WRIGHT, AUCTIoNEERs-wIr.I. SELL AT
" suction on Tuesday, April a. at O'Clock A. NJ At No
l62 atlantic street Brooklyn Administrators sale Of household
man Gray MAKERS brussels and ingram carpets mahogany
French oedseads mahogany bureaus tables, chairs sofa
feather beds bedding ocohs mirrors crockery
and china eutery engrayines, &c, Ac BY order OF H.
nAN DOsEN and LESTER HOUSE, Administrators Of Eliza
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

"a hhIkD-IWo SCHOOL TEACHERS, TWO BOOK
PtIS ouf eaesmen, three clerks for shipping ana
o iour clerks for dry gods and grocery stores two
- 49, W. oiskernen, Two baggagemen, four hrefnen
~, ~, -, N9 porters, four express drivers, five wait,
- w oa'hf Jour aud four boys for
Broadway N'' - ~
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AZ H.; BOWER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
lU. Of the contents of colin store, Tuesday, The
comprising large number Of ready made collins and unhnish
ed collins, fixtures, furniture, materials, Ac, &c.
WILLIAM kUkIER, Attorney for Mortearec.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ALSO, THE EN-
II lire furniture, with horses, wagons, harness. &C. on
April n al IL O'Clock NJ, the premises. The
elegant and commodous house and grounds sua.sa
road within half mile Of Bergen Point, omeases pass he
steamboat LANDS the dock nj Bergen Point -four times every
day. giving residents all facility for reaching New
York. The house N nearly built in good style, wilma
necessary out buildings stable carriage house &C. choice
and fruit trees In abundance which must De seen
70 be appreciated. the view unsurpassed.
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GILBERT 8. SAVAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BAG.
(J LEY SAVAGE win SELL by catalogue, for cash, their
saesroom 81 Cedar street. Tuesday April r. at 10 O'Clock
NJ goods, carpets clothing, hosiery Jewelry, straw
goods also, included in sale, will be u 90 worth OF hne
goods from Broadway house, by order OF the
Administrator. Sold in lots suit city and country dealers
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.


A MISUNDERSTANDING NEW.-JACOBS' CELH.
"A braed tremolo @olan carioneinas with his double
composition metallic reeds only l02 Chatham street, banjoe
beat; every kind musical
deems tuned and repaired Remember, l02 Chatham.
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AZ b. BUTLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOR's
u sale Of household furniture, oil paintings, library, &c
On Wednesday April z at lDl O'Clock No 70 CHRISTOPHER
street. the effects OF Margaret Clayton deceased consisting
OF rosewood and mahogany paror and chamber furniture
and manel mirrors elegant oil paintings and engravngs
books, carpets, bedding kitchen utensils portable heater
Catalogue ON day Of sale. by order Of
A. w. BRADFORD Strrorate
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MEuNCAI..

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES DISEASES or FEMALES
exclusively treated by DR. DUBOIS Remedies for female
arrangements from 81 10 & Relief guaranteed all cases
Consultations and letters strictly confidential Patients from
distance provided with board, nursing exclusive al.
endance Once ~ sixiy nne West Fiiteenh street M
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TTENRY B. HERrs. JR., AuCT1oNEER-BY HERTs 4

IJENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCT1ONEER-BY HEhTS q
III MOSS-Ou Tuesday April q, at l0a O'Clock A. NJ at l
Blocker street. near Cottage place the entire furniture Of
Brussels carpets; elegant French plate pier mirrors with
match; lace and brocaee window
ains 6 piano mahogany Sofas chairs couches &C.
hair CLOTH dining card and quartec tables vaui
BILE painngs figures; rich Chinese and French
vases solid silver service rich silver plated china
glass cutlery urnure rosewood and mahoga
ny bureaus wardrobes. French bedsteads &C. Also the
kitchen furniture and utensils, with which the
sale will commence. Terms cash. Catalogues at sale.
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1lO LAD1ES-AN IMPORTANT WORK OF GREAT IN
terest TO ladies has just been published may be hadbv
addressing Williams, New York city Post Office encloshs.
one dollar. IL wiz be securely done up and pest paid
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ia HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell by auction on
o,dn Anril

At lO1s O'Clock No IL West lah street gnear It'll
Genteel household furniture consisting Of Brussels and in
grain carpets, cloths rods mahogany sofa IN hair
cloth chairs mahogany bedseads bureaus and washsnds
curtains, mirrors, etc. . ,
Also mattresses eatherbeds do holsters and
pillows 80 49,
mence
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HENY b HEKIs, JK, AgCIIUNEEFLBf HEKls
store OF Mr. g. Mitchell 6l Broadway large sale Of the en-
tire elegant stock French plate mirrors and mante
glasses picture frames cornces fine oil paintings &c Sale
positive without the entire stock must be cleared
before May make for extensive alterations
the premises Terms-under 500 cash; that four
months credit for approved endorsed Catalogues
be had at store day before SALE AL glasses purchased
at this sale will be sent home part OF the city or Brook
n and will be free OF charge purchasers The
goods will be for inspection time previous TO sale
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Dy H. H. LEEDS COON MONDAY APRIL % 1857
ID Al " O'Clock IN front Of store No Nassau vt Horses
pair q fine bay horses years old short tail perecily
gentle kind warranted In every particular chancs
10 purchase pair Of desirable family horses.
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DANJO, VIOLIN AND GUITAR TAUGHT BY FRANK
SPEED, In limited number Of lessons his rooms No.
Laurens street Banjos for sale Of every description.
reasonable.
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pIANos, PIANos-To PARTIES WANTING FOR USE
or trade For sale this day three superior mode, rose-
wood pianos and plain mahogany good order Must be
sold TO make room, and will be given bargain Apply
ri Catherine street
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

ON DEMANDE-DANs UNE FAMIILE PARTICU
" bere lie premier de Mai bonnie cuisnere fran
caise blanchiseuse qui reseront vile etc
deux BONES d. nfans, nest pas necessre
quelestparent angas Sadresser de suite No. ~ Eas
18th ST., entire ct heures du soir.
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A UCTION NOMICE-TO LUMBERe DEALERS, CABI
"A net panofore case, coffin and looking glass frame ma
kers.-A. N. CRIST |LAR auctioneer will sell Wednes
day, April 10 O'Clock, large and extensive stock of
rosewood mahogany black walnut cotches boards
l Washington street. consisting Of $50 logs of crotch and
shaded majority extra 6ne 80 logs notified shaded
feet Of and mahogany in planks and
boards 10000 feet apple tree birds eye maple, holly SATIN
large lot OF veneers croches boards gun stocks &c
This well worthy the attention of dealers and Others
being one of the largest sales of season Conditions
sale four months approved notes $780, under $50 cash
Catalogues be obtained by applying at the Office OF the
auctoneer Bowery three days prior to SALE No postpone
ment account of weather. D.. I
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A SAMUEL OGDEN CO., Aucioneers
Store No 81 Nassau street,
VIII sell at auction Thursday April g. at l0s O'clock the
whole Of the furniture &C. contained in the hotel corner Of
and Thompson Streets opposite Washington parade
round furniture OF parlor dining room cham
Der kitchen, bar and saloon furniture liquors, &c.
Catalogues morning Of salep
Terms cash, In bankable money only.
neno uirsdfr from "A
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HEERY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTs
III MOss-Wednesday, April 2, at los O'Clock A. NJ, at
furniture of said house,
consisting OF rich Brussels and ingram carpets fine mahogany
paror suites hair CLOTH extension dining table, centre card
tables French plate pier glass; very large chande
ers fine oil paintings Also elegant shell monument of
Bunker HILL $3.50 rosewood piano, rich lace and broca
ee window curtains and cornices oil CLOTH hat stands
hogany bedsteads bureaus wardrobes china glass and silver
utensils. Catalogues at sale.
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A SUPERIOR PIANO TEACHER WISHES TO MEET
"A with few more pupils and would be willing 70 attend
either their residences them The
best references given Address Pnofors Teacher boz s
Heral do0ce
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TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER,-ON MONDAY, 10TH
10 O'Clock at IA Baxter street, the stock and fix
wholesale retail liquor comprising liquors,
and hogheads counters, ana all The hxure1
n said store Cash deposits from all purchasers.
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WANTED DECENTRALIZATION AND TUT
w uon Tor four boys aged six eight and twelve years,
the country, not over one hundred miles from the city, IN
healhy location Apply 10 G. q. Thompson So Nassau st.
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CHICKERING'S PIANOS.-PURCHASER BEFORE
" buying will please call at y3 broadway and examine
very fine Jacob Chickering's pianos Alo the Waters
order make alterations In the store. Also meodeons,
SIS TO $780, second had panos from SO 10 SIPS Pianos
nd melodeons 10 rent and for sale monthly payments
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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MURRAY HILL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-BY A. }
M BLEECkER CO, Tuesday, April "a, nj " O'Clock
Merchants Exchange, the 10, ON III. souhery side
Thirty h street mo 81 lou feet eastery from Madison
lot ~ feet inches front and inches deep,
fne four story brown front house a i
sinl II, and all the modern improvements. Terms made
known al the sale which viii be positive under foreclosure
Of a mortgage, &c FRANCIS BYRNE,
Attorney for The owner la2 Nassau street.
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WIN. WI TIERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON WE'D
w nesday at o'clock In the afternoon l Mercer ST.,
all the genteel household furniture &C. in the above house,
consisting Of tapestry and other carpets ooths paror SUITS
mirrors marble dressing bureaus and xashsands toilet
French bedseads hair and other bedding
dining and kitchen furniture This furniture has
been made by Mr. b. Newhouse of best makers Ca
talogues of sale Also Thursday at 2ocock At
Canal street. large not of household furniture &C. On
Friday ia Spring street. furniture Of the above house.