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THEATRICAL NovEEuEs-A New DrnvTASrE
MIR. Stewart. tic manager Of Wallack's thea
/ lrc, must be man Of surprising adroitness aud
| deKterity. After trying sea-on of immoral
diana with Miss Heron, with Whst success he
knows best, he is now coming out on the opposite
! side CT the fence, with new actress in the
strictly moral and even slightly pious drama
The ladys name is Logan; she has already play
cd, VIC be.eve, in come cities in the West out
this Is her srst appearance before the critical
public Of New York. She d as written us rather
naive letter, which embsrras ed u little a. nrae
on second thoughts IL seemes best to give IL 10
the public as we received IT, q nd to let the lady
speak for herself:--
NM BsS~rrr-
The liberty take In thus ado rcssne YOU on
foe that M Fats lies In your bsuds. T. I'm ~ az, rns
my hrs appearance before New York aon. w. ors
day even No, and feel that, without 49, a
~ commentator from you hsre butt ue 70 INV ~,
rou will say this IL . bold request from, ~.
rough do not later myself sm o 49,, ~ 20 ~
yct base bad the honor OF q persoaai intro ~ ~ yu
On he occasion Of nttle party given The ns W.
T. Rurton at Glenoove You then kin, 'Snougu 70
sJ,csas.; -. = 49, -. 80 s,SS - have beer
obliged " cght my battle ~ lfc for the eur ~ ,
sna,, ero-, ,nv r,c,s.ssonaI =, ,,,on -. ~ go mai
80 a., - rs ,ha -asss.oa - ~. irams
a. I..s -. Lss, -, -. y. - - .lAsN III
r.,nfna 80 ii :. 80. -. !. go ~ sssos vor
,y.~a.y..,s .sl. - ~. .,. S.y ny ouo hno bic
you have rsprsre control Believe honest and oas h
10 al say 70 you. wish 10 the legitimate dram
its rurest style add the language shall fall from MT
NJ least IN Rooo English, and nothing Offensive shall
allowed. VIII you aid me In thls-a liuley
lam lone, unprotected girl, trying accomrllsh vhaa
hsve said IN vide, strange city you could know nv
pact If-hs struggles for "a honest hvelhooi-albet I
actress think you would not In tho roo OF
your heart turn deaf car 10 me know hos precious
your time Is, aud that sm cncroachng upon Il, and per-
haye your patience. l
Again asklne pardon for daring 70 address gentleman
trsi AN, with profound respect, ELIZA luNAN.
81. MCiorAs Horsr, Monday, June Is, 1867, IAN
Thus, il will be seen, Miss Logan sets out with
the purpose Of curing the public Of their halluci-
nation in reference 10 Mis- Heron and the dirty
drama She gocs In not only for proper plays,
but for the reform Of the stage, for which Dr.
Bellows and the other men Of sense have called,
md which the pious newspapers have 20 snuff
ngly opposed She will no doubt make q sem
seticn as the first theatrical champion Of the new
school
Whether she succeeds or no, viii depend on
borteh is great mistake for her, or auy
'shcr dramatic performer to suppose that success
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49,. In Manuel. NJ. ".

NANCrT, June 10, 1901.
NJ r,,r. tnovn IA warrcns mills IN this place, and
Owned by John smith, were destroyed by hfo Al about
half pest O'Clock this morning The nrc " supposed 10
haSc hecn tho work o. On uccndlry. Tho oss B about
| ab1oo and there Is no Insurance.
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THE MAYORS PROCLAMAT1ON.-We publish In
another column full and graphic account of the
conflict between the Municipal and Metropolitan
police forces yesterday, which was the cause Of
an intense excitement in the Park and around the
City Hall 1t will be seen that Mayor Wood has
issued proclamation, warning the citizens to re-
main quiet and not to disturb the peace Of the
city by improper Interference in the quarrel nov
going on between the city authorities and those
appointed from Albany. We commend the
Mayors proclamation to the particular attention
of those outsiders who are always ready to take
pert in any row, and advise them to keep quiet,
and not to make matters worse by undertaking
to settle them in their peculiar msnoer.
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Pm AnEffTua, June 10, 1901
Berore tho Supreme Court in session here, the eppcs
ton for an Injunction sssnst tho sale OF the as line on
the public works made 10 day Govcrnor Pollock
A soans, tho crson OF tho Court In the premises,
and IN avor of the right OF the defendants 70 DC hoard
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TIE NEws FROM MEXICO CARELEss JOURNALISM
We have several dayslater newsfron Mexico, by
way of Havana; but the intelligence in the Cuban
journals is meagre 10 the extreme Intrigue was
actively at work in fomentrng disturbances, III
which the hand Of Santa AnAa lie plainly evil
dent President Couonfort was, however, dis
PLAYING an equal activity aud energy in ferretins
out the conspirato g. ano q large number OF ar
rests had been made in the capital The Havana
papers arc silent as to the enthusiastic prepara-
tions for defence against the threatened Spanish
invasion, but our private correspondents give us
no iall details
In rssssaid TO recent events in Mexico, the jour
pals Of this city and other cities which do not go
to original sources for information and news, are
giving currency to curious error. They state
at returns favorable to tue election OF General
IT, as President are coming in, when the
s.s..S., he election for President under the
nas cors,;,nt;os ha. lot yet begun, and what Is
now gong on there : the canvass l0r inc noml'
nation by the different pSrties .. !Oa
nalists have been led into this error - e
the careless foundations and reports Of new, >.
Mexico that appear in the New Orleans journA-
which they steal and publish often as origins'
matter. We advise some Of thoee who are very
fond OF copying from the HERALD without giving
u credit, and then abusing us, to read the He.
KA1.D little more carefully. Had they done 50
in this instance, they would not have been led
into go eregious an error as to mistake can
vas for the domination for Presidential cleo
ton in q Contiguous republic.
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ITALY

Tho Naples correspondent oC the DuGY Nt, reeounAs
arge number OF continued barbarres part Il th8
authorities, and says that q plscard addressed 70 Tho
czens calling them 20 rise, had been put In csrcsa
ton Tr coorcd bills Of an infaranaory nature -
also been freely distributed.
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ne announcement Of Marshal fsdessky's death -
pears ~ have been premature, the ocal Ca>cete -
Verona Of the 9lst OF Nay contains medical bulletin H.
his health continued 10 be satisfactory,
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TURKEY.

INC v,cnna ccrvcrpondont Of the london nrs 'ays Ne
Porto has Sorwardcd memoir Of its diplomatic agents N
EUROPE demonstrating the neccssuy lor s9mc cuange N
~ aroen, ,s set forth That public peace and
v canno, be- maintained In Turkey 20 long each sess-
ratio taxation and consulship pave etgh' o gursuchon
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TITLE IATEsT NEWS

~ rrFcssyT rN0M iONrCs 10 uvNRPoct.
PRocrFDfNGs ~ PARLLAsssr.
In ,hn House sf LORDS friday fcrd stanley int mated
IN rcycnpe 10 several petitions for reefn tho Nor
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REIlIIrM

out
the King Of Antwerp.
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RUSSIA.

Tho Prussisn rapers say that the Emperor OF Rsssa
about reduce bis army, and Is stated at Nionns
the 81. Petersburs government has made advance "
Austria
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The French Consul al Athcas has dcmanaeeo " oece.
govorrmsni the establshmcni OF a sroes emoassy a
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PERSIA.

Tie Publications OF the treaty OF ponce between o. s,s
and Persia exchanged on the d Of MAY, - - -
with great ceremony. Mutual CONGRATULATIONS,
tween Mr. Murray and the Persian rienpo'o"'
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eAaAA.s, M ANOlaUn.

WI vrAw VI KNOX AuC'I iNEsR.-LARGE AVID
w Important sale NJ hnussh IA furniture III esy tapestry
ard ipprsin cArpes Ollie otis mirrors 1. &c. wv IN *
will s, 'bis ~eapesoay at O O'Clock ~ b, suc ion
kasssu street and usnt OF
and second hand furni OF de- on ou ,mor ing
nod psr sui brc e, and hair clh mahogany and
rosewrod dJessiDR bur wit marble tips do wash snd
srnsse tire ply aad pgaio CARPETS sof add tee iste.
ouh bedt walnut dining
sion tables aud fancy tables hogany French bed
tteads outage do mahogany and I'd cenir side aud
card tables; voliaires and chrs; mahogsoy ca
rocker; MIR pAeasss and pslasses f. the~ piors In
short ar lie for ekeepng aso Nae lot
OF I'll paupgs apo guitar ali OF which Ill be sJld with
at lOsu-s -arlv this morning.
UJILlI4M II IN, aUtn IONEMR, Will. Sei.E pEh
w of the assignee all he stock fxtu &c in he
store lsitl, isd by Frark'in No rs N.s.an
Thurs u rs at Nv Oci Oh the stock consists
of nd black wanut lie top tables Sill
plsed mirrors clio ka desks safe, fix
lures, csrpeiing &c &c. Nv order Of the ASH ynea
will I NS BOYD iNnser.
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r. +. i y,ll'' ow 1U1r osEEE

NJ r. IUUUW AUNT UsFHR
IL m ,hN,nss ON P.tut tNe Hudson n uctou
rnlv ,sSS a, ro shl sell al auci1n on lhnrslw
Io't ~ W oco.k NJ tn hD tse, in the own ~
knn .os user curty ny " the supreme our ul
-. nv Sph Nauhfelens -eferee, about tiry
w. - =, IAN AYE n properly of lrer, bvuS
"a nt me r,.rls-. IN lude the soufh site and et
~ o Nlnes"n fOrt and Ted the east hs
ne Buesnn river arr n ~ south nv souiont creek fr
mn&nce 81 out ralf nile rDr fi-hsr naricu slpl
LII Low IA Pine ,treet
mnnaRlI GN IlvInuErDN, " wan street.
sIkPHEF OAmBKELhNa. resere>. is walls,
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sSIGNEEs' SAW or BOOTS AMI SHOES-rITIs
a.rn at clock thirteen case. OF bo,ts sni shoes
60 be sold auction BY order OF DAVID Venop,
Cash, advances all lines Of Sale At tst Canal
street va. WIfTEkS, Auv,ionerr.
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OAwNRRoKE sALE.-w. LEWIS WILL SELL.
lhis day, at 1875 Bowery, up stairs large quantity OF
unredee~ed pcdrcs consisting Of gold add silver watches
chairs yns rings brscrets pistols musical and
tmn nts, 40. fac ~ commence Mt ha past
~ o'clock By order of WI LIAM oil Arson 90, Isl
no fert
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DAvID nOTr, aUcTIUNksH -PERgaPrORy sALR
IL IN cio~e uus-2bo building lots at auction the
desirable property IN the yc.iy II Neg So~s, sitused
BerEen pil vihir mil VI Jersey CITY, on1hua
rpue over plan. THURSDAY Friday, June
O. y q premis.s berg n Hil the house aud estate
lately owned and occupied jeremiah Jackson t.q
nsncins esb da Ntsn oc ock ha'tng Nv ~ feet rn vn
he ewsrh pshs hring 10 desirable and signify
property n, hrgh- commanding " he g-pnd
ST w IN the ~urd uvrrug n bav aud htrbor ~ ses
York Narruws tairp ISLAND -nd ling n,ry
large number o. vS have been er-c ed near the
above brins cnp.d ny The osner. merchants from the
New yort Up'ihu pas he properv every ten
minutes throughout IN, dsy AMI evening, AFT riding eve
rdy 10 x~ntlem-p dnbg ba-arse In NJ NOrk The above
has been ard 20 bee and nicely gre.ed
dr~n-d tn entire md being covered WI, CHOICE tr
ree~ shs ubheres, 10 per ad auc i1nssr
Zee on the ds ~ sale ~ on the 10Th dag ~ July NEXT
baan y the money m bond and For
naps and 'urther sviculsrs Inquire ~ tho sucoo er.
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r. H LUDLOW AgC1IoNsEe

~ II LUDLOW AUCTIONkER
~. BANK ANDB IN ULaTGn COUNTY AT AUCTION.
LUDLOW co vi sell at au,on on fhursdsy.
Jul, 1884, IN clock NJ 'he house In the
OF Kings Ulster oonnty, by order of he supreme ur
under the direction Of Stephan ,)am"velenr ofarec
40 III 1000 Of land having Mavy growth Of he best
"a ar r rs late the rope-iv OF Montgomery Livingston
dec ssed lying In Ulster county tn b. In lots of about
100 each Fee adyerts-m mt In the Kingston
Journal FOR further particulars inquire Of L. IL.
LUDLOW 4 co, IA Pine sr- ct
Cav RI GE LIVINGSTON attorney II W Ill st.
STkPHkN OAhBRE ENG, referee, Is Wall st.
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SpnsnAL OUTACEs,

n n Ludlow AUCTIONEER POSITIVE SALv OF
H. tie elegant country seat OF the as Mon somsry lyin
LUuLOW 90 sell at sucaion on "Wednesday, July /,
6U O'Clock H.. ths uanri house on tho prensss.
ssss Of shout 100 Of land On ,nslon house
nniN Of bcl and In the cheau stys Of architecture
he ro are for their beauty proportion fhe
properly so well and fsvoraoly kno having the
nanceor Livingston an afterwards of M Robert
- IvnSsnn haiA particular description unnecessary ne
asif mile By Hudson river along the banks cluups
ne old oes trees break the river into variety Of pi
landscapes In the opposite side of the river and In
he BACKGROUND Of several pretty villages The Cask Ia
Mountains Tho view OF these uuans from this place IL
,urpassnSy beautiful and perfectly helhy. fts ,wns ,r
hree avenues and trres believed are une9nsled
,eent gardener IL now rkng It. There are large
lizards with great varieties OF fruit II lies about
niles north OF the railroad Tivo Ouiches
which the trains run in about three hours and where the
rains stop. Persons leave New York by more
rains the forenoon attend the sales insp The
nses and return in the snsrnoon ro further particulars IN
CAABklD9k LIVIk0sTON, IL Wall street.
RTEPHEN CAMBkELEN3. Ia Wall at Referee
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nArInL e HuU n AZ, TfosEEa.- orfIuH No.
~ Part ro~-Nagni 'c-ut rsewod paror chan.
Der and dining fnrni at lo1 his fsv,
vussds,, June "a ri iUs O'Clock A " VI II tie
~ the eR.n turn shed private sdeuce 2's West
third fas d,nrs " Eighth svenre-Ths
bouse has newly fur i.h-d whh rsi class gsds shicn
all 10 -r.ent of-r snd nh rsuvey sid vi bout any
10 sipo NccOuot The fs~ will
oonmsnce Nth tn. fanure Which consists IN part nj
veiv. carpets and tao ND rosewood ss cover
I'd IN elegant crn aHd mar siin dapsk Win slip
pcvers sod r"-d eeg centre card and per sbles
brcn,es nxturss ave sbS SIX ighs; Oh Da"s
Aegsnt r. sdsn French "a IN circk mer ori
ous line seavl embroidered lace wntow ora
pery and receyru chairs ~ Nunn' Ftscners
uperh forte win carved rso good case snd
enbrrderrd aud cover l~rgs per, pnsnte AM ov
hasser &c r the ae carved mahogany nern"s
mo ssi,nssr table Nth nung chairs " mach ,ogeher rio
NJ me china and bblp belonging To IN 81 galy tur
asnso novre tc In re chambers ae mos' excesn as
sortmen Of spieud carv voot and nshDgany french
eo', zoe puveasa s1fss chairs rockers cnsrhe NC Asn
sne uu,'eu pair marrse and t-ding, carpets and 81
a the house only "
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LyOR LTvrRPOOl.-THE UkITFD ST aTES III.
steamship tI SS.H LOWER ander, will depart
with the United States mails for kuvope pos lively Haur
isy, July II O'Clock r. from har berth foot Of Canal
street.
freight passage having uueQualed iAt0ns
for e'eganos and comfort anpiy TO
EDWAkU COLLINS No So Wall street
Passengers will please hoard Mt II o'c ok n.
All e must pass through the Post oce others VIII
be returned.
NOTICE Tho Of this line have improved wss'
tgh, compartments
the 18th OF Jnlv AT AkTIl he ls Of august AND he al
TIC 18Th august expense be-n I'd 70 make
the sh IT III line In all good rhe
thor usb esaminln given them proves their mode Of struc
rurA
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A sSI EEES RsLE-FR AN us NASH, AUCrlONEER
"A Magnificent househ I'D furnlre By order o. AZ. gnse
all iurn,u the four resid-n, Res
Pouc~p'n hal, off tor sale at pn,lc Auc:'ol, n
cash, by Nash. tueer t-morrow Qrhursdsy) morn
ing tOL O'Clock The said house consist
part cos sni pzns forte richly
iuiait With pail wood suits
satin and elegsn, wood sus siS pdh; carved
rosewood so aolss large pier oval French
plate ~iddoS cgrtsins and
wood secretary hookcas- lined with "a 10 wood elegant
pls's glass back; velvet AID
and Bru csrp.s eSant china clocks, Pa
and bsque dRno-s corls u paintings rnbrr2 various
suhjecs 20 which 81 0U nted In 6i6 h--
with 'arse nd extensive v,e,y OF dGiug m-uta
oah extension tail o. and deen feet china AM dia
ivory pear lery slver~are conss of
service forks,
kes heavy CIV vi sls all the h.d~l
furniture which OF the most costly description richie carved
nahug be sesds, and vssnsznt
70 match mssnf Fcnch china toilet sets eight
hair actresses hlrers aud lows, s,k, tn and tar
settles bed hedruum crpct, mirrors CLOCKS stir
carpr, oiclo,hs oo' hall stands &c the Who OF
which sfe order and OF he beat dsscrpt halg
cost upwards Of fans No posponemen' On any acc ,un
alosnrs he ing OF ATE tompe en- cArmen Nj be
In aiten lance pack add ship furnt ~ desired
r. X MBAJI Assignee.
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CRAvELLER's GUIDE.

CRAvELLER's GUIDE.
TOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT. ssI Toll AND Psovl
dence The steamer GOVERNOR leaves pier a. fcst o'
" II BYRAx. Aren't
kUkI sAslLros, Say gIoes AND .-I.Ia
Z Island rerry,-op and sner Thursday. June T. the SIS
Leave For. uamdou At N Ss Nd iix A. n, ~. 81 .,
Leave "a, ridge IN w and In a NJ. N. sx. ~
e.vs asmil,oc via "a, sidse, a. 3,
sns loh ''~ w ~ and 81 ?. n. and f'' sA' S'dr
I ss:.s y Ss.s: sf: 3 s.s.: ssr a.s
ZOO and sro~siyr '-ow sss s@s. s--uss
I-RrAr TECUyTIoS OF FARE;-IspE' sspssi
and .s~no sGr sea s6s GsS
thar-r i~-,lns c,mmsndrr ~iI cave pier No too.
oc,c t.y % s-cs, S. frcsdsuce ga sr.sol
10 sssgo, r. .o nigh IN s,sn sys erer 3, s 40
Y s- IVY Al the once IN the wharf
II d. tram. -i leave Chambers sr-, ssto. IS follow,
' S'- ss 20 II Ii: ss ss s':
e. rDu.sss.a ..s p. .ss and I'm.
s.Ss'; sos cs'syh. .s s.S o.: 's' =, s "
" ana sissn, as ais and loo 4 y, and sSS.s
H.ass at KoAD-sUnxEs ARR.sessnry
.%%sec ss,o cs me-, yS.s "a Ssor
1894 cr,too rails train. rsdns w''h bus q ssss-
aN.s 6yrs-s asi, ,rsIp Tor a bsoy ccrp-csns
Pals eth line of sFfes for Lshe nah9pso Purdy
brners VIII Western R.iroas tcs Albany TROY sarss~
,@Px Mlieroo usin, stovpins Al ali stations
y&P Wnlsusbrtoge uain soppi a a. All stsnonL
sl5P n Whit. fi-inr train At ppins al AZ s'surns
Leave fw~uy isb street raiion:-
80 A n vlllisushrdze TRAIN Stopping ~ All stations
wuliamshrdge tain. stopping At All stsuons
tiSAM whir Plsns train stopping q, all stauoca.
sP y Cro on Falls train stoppins At All atlsr.
40 ~ vuiar~-hridgs rain. sopplng al all siztionA.
WI d 0hwPssIIs superintendent
Arn~ yuHx AND sRIp RArLRo AD.--ON AsDArrD
srAar june 10 1881, and until further notice, passss
,ysr' -ti' ie~v. p'e~ scp ~ Ousne sre~ ~ "sc~"
Ounsrs cypress, sis a. NJ, hor Onnsrs
5uffn' empress A. w., for BufNlo
dali so' tc- nrnttft and Hufsio and intsvnedas
lsrous
socsl,od passenger "a ss p. NJ. from TOO, OF Cssmbs,
va Pier fov suferns and uternedsie stations
gsy passenger, s,tP T., for sewsurx Mddie'o~n as
tn,s ant 1sPv., sov pussss and sursio and Into
HedAts stations
~. above daily sunosys .scep,-d.
sigb sspre-s Ab Tor Dunkirk, every day,
tight erpre~. ats y. N for Buffalo, every day.
Thee sspre~ trains couneci Al Elnirn With The nmr
= sinshamtos With the syracuse aud Rinrhs uto, RAJ
sd tcr syrscuse Corning 9Th Ruhslo Owning and re-
I~h Railroad for Roche~ter, arssi Bend with Delaware
'scss~anrs and Western asroad. for scrsnton n Ho
elsvtle With The Rufsio and Ne Yorh tHty RAILROAD 10
uHio II HueAf and Dunkirh ~tn the Lake hore Rsxvue<
nv rs~~sssd u~asnau, Toledo, DctruA ChscAso, kc
gOmnk RAnDuLs frakAE
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no: wA1soks ssw Nvkg:-"ras OAUsa Az
~ Cure "a complete practical be,ise spcrmAtorrho
and premature eIhaoauon wttb local debility Induced b,
sarls ndIscr-ion other which
.eos Of this nridious mslsdy oxether wih the ucsrssr
ly explained ILLUSTRATED by numerous anah,nioA pine
and TravinEs with supplement eeruA diseases PRO
81 To be had OF the authov, sho he consulted osnhas
Ally, s. wancr ssree<, fev doors ~ RroadwAy
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UCTION NOTICE THOMAS n. CONTRADICTION.
"a auctoneer viii cell Thursday, June IS 1917 O'Clock.
the enre conten Of 6r large four story house No o5 ous
ton STREET OF L. viz splendid cd
ptano'ne made by Bacon Haven; bookcases marble top
tables mahogany mahogany and black walnut bed
ateeds tabl spie ibid
large Of feather bds holsters and pillows sheets
grain csrpes. r. aud other glasses giraodoles clocks
paintings - ndow curtains shades and
covnces hall ouc'ohs ST carpets and ID. sofas
divsns extrpsinp dining e mahogany denoard
silver &c together with large lot OF
glass and china tc.rn furniture, Ac with whica the
Gale will commence. Nstsoeues the morning OF SALE
deposit r~ours from all pun chs.ers.
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7 MoRIARrY AuCIIONEER, slLL Sell IT NO. "a
81 Greenwich sire ct of Rector l01S oclNck,
Thur 18th inst the entire furniture carpets hair wool
and straw mattresses linen sheets bedding feather pillows
ALEC large hea copper pans kettles &c also the
bar 6xures Together with the win and slso'h good
VIII OF the lease from last May foe -ntre will he
sold pc If terms be agreh For particulars
call the above pnmber time before Thursday morning
There are over house furnished.
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n COTTON. AUCTIoNrER.-RIuH AND ELsa ANT
household furniture rosewo pisnofortes vel rot IN.
~ and other carpets French plate mirrors lsce
ard brocatel curtains, OF COIITUN viii SELL en-
the entire rich furniture Of The house It viii Embrace 10
Ole sold brocatel; very ace aud el
curtains wi heavy gilt cornices large ,ench p ir
with marble and gold ped-stss superior velvet wilton
tapestry and other carpets "co hs II all pstte several
elegant wood and mahogany secretaries and bookcases
Awnings French and .othc bedssa sprrg and hair ma
dinner SETS in gold and chiaa silver paiei cutlery
and table together with variety Of Kitchen
r.frgeratrs Croton hsse Safes &c. n RAn the above
turm has been made % without regard 70 cost
10 good order Catalogues be had at the auction
80 beekman street. Wednesday morning, day
previous the Pale
GEORGE LEvIt Az TIONESR, WILL SELL ON
II Thursdav evening 25h ns'an', catalogue Of books,
standard works oil pantir engrAvngs framed; fansv
goods 2s9 anal street Of Broadway. Ad-
IONS gnments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

THIS AuyFRrIspa . PEsPeur. BLE PHYSICIAN
upon the receipt OF 81 and tmentcf the csss Of any
frnm vpner,si dissss- viii send sdvice and
pinp 10 snv .drtas guaranteed Ia the worst
Nsep where Injections are followed persoud nterrew
rot necess.rv fettsrs treated t-n tally Addr Nei
ems Poe, oaacs, ny r.B-FemAe arrangements treated
twua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

GOuN p. MONTGOMERY AUCrlUNkER -4OD GASES
hoo shoes and brogans nj auctoa rhursday June Is
l01s O'Clock The Of o. DAVIS co IS Beck
seasonable fresh goods without for cash
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VvM wIfTrRs AuCr1ONEER WILL ssLL ON
w Wednesday, ~ ocock. At tJt Canal strea al tna
xeuee tous, hcd furniture &c Of fanny leaving The c
Aiso advances all Kinds ~ property kio f,rr bi
Hsrd she 'or sale Also furniture N let lnqi or j.
a., ~ " n'clr-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

CPE,T NL AUCTION sALE-By TO sIs RRsI.Ia Acc
- tonee,- Of OIL pain u<s snsrsstn,s ,o,ks 40 this
evening ~ ~ O'Clock q. Bro,d of Worth
ntst ar The collection worth ollsrge NOTICE con
t.rins ~boic pain ngs and ngs With " n the
ro criehra 20 publishers AL Jr'vats nbssrg NIB
Cs earl examine; thy will ne ready 81 81 o'clo,S
Dug the day private ssss OF FUR iture &C. 1T auction
1r,ce. oe' on