davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
For the Yorkyille Enquirer.
TO THE PASTORS OF CHURCHES IN
YORK DIsTRIcT.

Rererend .Sirs The request made of you in the
last ENQUIRER has been noticed by Us. We hearth
ly join in the solicitation there urged and fondy
hope that most of you will take pleasure in com.
plying Herewith. 1t is hopeless to expect per-
formance from all as we learn that one cengrega-
ton in the district has rejected pastor and Be-
lected another avowedly on the ground, that the
former was too great an advocate of temperance,
or too urgent for the suppression Of stii.houses
and drunkenness in the church. Wien eread
our Bible-compare one part with another.Aand
look around Us at the desolating and ol-desroy-
ing effects CT Intoxicating drink, we confess to the
stupidity of believing that no pastor nor people
can be too sober, or too temperate, even should
nence. To touch, taste, and handle not, is GER
tainly very safe and sure rule. Therefore thou
shalt say unto them, Thus saith the Lord Of hosts
the God of Israel; Drink ye, and be drunken, and
srue, and fall, and rise no more, because of the
sword which will send among you:" This can
not occur with the men, who drinknot. Rsmem-
bering the fate Of Ananias and sapphira, we ore
opposed to all half hearted measures, and es dis
nosed to copdem the men who advocate fb,m.-
"But If the vatcbman see the ..xord coms, and
blov not the trompet and the neopls be not r.rn.
ed if the sword come and take any person from
among them, he is taken, aways.in his inquity;
but his blood will require at the watchmans
bond so thou +, son of man have -, se. .,ee n
w.,cbmon un,o tho bo,,sa ~ .ra,ae, ,th.,.sors
tho.a slo,. heor .ho vord !, :, o;,,h nj v.rn
a.. - /, ~ sss'fs'S5r+S - ~
r,. ,.t =. ,.,,r, !, o., oh;.o, Ma,n orr,,
Do. ''' - '''u'A " '"t os'ss,, gs,s,r @.'.
have two or more congregations. we feel saassed
it was not the desire Of Several Petitioners to
restr;ct the lel;yerv o the sermon ia e oonareoa.
!: Z. .ssI,,n
uoh you shaii aadress W On ens sscoha ssooaeh 81
next month. Win you please regard the same Ia
yor due to eacl, of your congregations, and con.
u. ,s.,;I -, .s,sn IsS...
'','ae " tlis ~ St,l .'.,
"',fes'sa your "''o.e .ualse
one otner iasor OF the Pastors "a lorS1ile.-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
rrJrRs ARE TRuNIPS!D

Our esteemed friend, S. G. Brown, ESQ, has
paced us under renewed obligations for club Of %
subscribers. II is our "deaI," and rs we have such
a GOOD hand of them, we will make them "h"mps.'
Such favors are truly gratifying to us; not so
much from mere consideration Of dollars and
cents-though we don't pretend to be wholly in
sensible to that-but it gives proof of apprecia-
ton Of our efforts to please the reading public
Success is Mt oil times great incentive to ezer-
ton. and labor is less irksome when there is 4
certainty of reward. Every word or act OF en-
courage is as balm to the many wounds and
bruises inseparably incident to Newspaperdom.
II gives new impetus to the motive power Of
the ,rhtel by which we are endeayoring to press
forward, whatever may conduce to the honor
and wealth, happiness and prosperity, OF our Dis
trict, indeed for all whom it is our province to
serve, happy if at any time we can remove some
of the clogs with which the great wheel Of progress
and reform are so seriously numbered. We only
wish we could make it the great wheel of Fortune
to all within the circle Of its influence. Our con-
ception and conviction of truth and duty IS the
Polar Star by which we are guided, nor will we
salter or swerve because possibly, We may encoun-
ter the opposition Of such as are plodding the
dark anl tortuous windings Of the path OF error.
We repeat it, We are much grati6ed with this
well!imel effort Of our generous friend. It gives
vs. fresh supply Of energy. Who, noW will IN
crease il!
Since the above was put in type, Mr.. John II.
Adams, of Crowdel's Greek, by way OF response to
our iuterrogatory has handed us another Club Of
ten. We record it With pleasure and make the
same grateful acknowledgment. Whn speaks
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
rRnzEN To DEATH.

On the morning oftbe 18th, the body Of hoskEr
YrssIrr. Sr.. was founl deal near the residence
Of Mr.. WYL1E Moss, ia the upper p""uou OF thl.
District Mr.. NEsBITr was quite nm sGed msn,
and it is supposed that hs was thrown from his
horse during the storm, anl ioaen I" death. 4
jury OF inquest was summoned, AMI verdict re-
turned oi ",Ieati by misfortune or acci'tcnt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
Cooley AND GRAHAM.

These veterans the Msga2incr, not the men,
for the individuality of,he latter has become COM
pletely merged into the elegantly pa
ges Of the former) continue to BE- prompt as we'll
as welcome visitors TO our Sa"ctnm. Cooley, for
February, has at least eighty engrayings-Smong
them steel plate, entitled "Charty; aud four
G.ure fashion.plate representing al! the paraph T.
MALTA @! the bridal dresses charming picture
to our eye, particularly apropos to the Valentine
month. The lstter-press is made up OF those at
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
OURSELVES.

In the editorial conduct of the ESQrlRER, the
Locql Department has been assgne'l exclusively 10
Mr.. MILLER. Those therefore, who have business
connected with that lepartment-communlcatlons'
advertisements notices &C., will coll at the Com
missioner's Office The books are in the keeping
of Mr.. Grrsr, at the Printing Office.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
NEW POST OFFICE.

4 new office has hcen established in this Dis
trict, 81 miles west of Yorkvile on the iiowel''s
Ferry road. called Share" VALLEY; ami ANDREW
F. LOVE. ESQ.,. sppointel Postmaster.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
LIMESTONE SPRINGS.

After having so frequently alluded to the excel
lent renutation Of the Limestone Springs Female
High School, we need only refer TO the announce
ment for the coming session. Tie exercises will
he resumed nn the 10th Of February.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
Col, ISeitts Speech. :


The following synopsis of the remarks Of Col.
Keitt, in Congress- upon the Tariff Bill, appears
in our Northern exchanges. The House went into
Committee of the Whole on that bill on the 18th
inst, and Mr.. Keitt took the floor.
Mr.. Keitt ttsaid be was opposed to all free lists
in measures Of this kind, because they would ren.
der necessary, to the extent of exemption, addi-
tiona duties on articles Which were taxed. Branch
ing from this subject, lie alluded to the slave
trade. Notwithstanding oil efforts zfor its sup
preston it had gone from $4,000 to l50, ,008 souls
per annum, while the mortality among them has
increased from five to fifty per centum. The AZ
rican cruisers are net fitted out In the South, but
in Boston, New York, and other Northern cities.
The trainers of Constitution foreboded the for
nation of geographical parties, and prophesied
the dissolving influences on the Union. II would
not be bound by treacherous combinations, nor
united by sentimental inyocations. Some. men an
nounccl political millennium in the event Of the
election Of Mr.. buchanan; but: who was 70 come
into the Senate from the State Of the President
elect, where he received thirty thousand majority:
Vas he (Mr. Cameron) one Of the national Cor.
seryative men Look at his record. TIE Sena-
torial election was the first aarn, gun, or the first
flag which auttered from the masthead as sig
nal Of distress. He (Nir. Keitt) need not be
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
YoRkViLlE. S. C..
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1887
ENQUIRER---CLUB TERMS.

copy year, in advance w
10 copies.1 year, in advance ID I"
copy Of the ENQUIRER, and copy OF
either Cooley or Graham, one year, in
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
From washingtoil.

...- s. ,-.g-S JASUARASio, fiooI..
It is a just pride With every Southern man, that
the real Representatives Of the South, and clear
constitutional principle, invariably sustain them
selves in debate and position in Congress, uotwth
standing the outside clamor raised by the Freesoil
press There have been delivered this winter three
great speeches, each from aman who should be
heard with confidence by the Southern peoples
The first came from General Quitman, and was, o
beautiful exposition Of the constitutional theory
Of our Government, based directly upon tie Cal
houn philosophy. produced q profound simpfes-
sion ON the House, and will add to the 3famepf
the able Representative, from Mississippi. The
next effort, in the same direction, was from Mr..
Brooks, of South Carolina. In purity and sim
plcity of style, in historical correctness, tits un-
exceled in the whole range Of Congressional de-
bate on the great domestic question Of fhecday.-
Mr.. Brooks speech, very truly, is aimed, tke
well-directed fire, ut one object but itbatters
that to pieces, and thus opens, the way for the
grand general assault, if tho State Rights men
have only the nerve toiead the attack tou: Anti
slavery: - .r5s...55s5ssssf .5s55ssssf,
: The speech Of Mr.. Keitt, in the House, to-day,
was upon the Tariff. As q finished composition,
the effort of your Representative whl compare
with the best political essays Of theday. HeHas
clear, comprehensive and accurate i'm detail, ox-
hibitng with powerful logic all the inequalities Of
the revenue system under~hich the Sonth groans
and the Sorth, like o greedy animal, continues to
grumbe.s tfIe accepted all the difficulties of the
question; and showed very clearly that he was
master of them. The relation of the negro dues
tiou, as great consolidated productive property
interest, to National politics aud the system Of
taxation so long carried on hy Federal power. was
presented with an originality, force and fairness
which commanded the undivided appreciation Of
the House. Mr.. Reitt Was listened to with mark
ell attention, and his speech will be universally
read. A man from Ohio is attempting an answer.
but the reply is siniply--nothing.
7 These three speeches, or rather orations, should
e. before the Southern people together, in pamph
let form. II may take the liberty Of making
the suggestion, it would be we'll for the friendsin
Congress of this trio, to have the speeches thus
published. They stood like three pillars sustajn
ing ench other and supporting 3 common truth.
to which the Southern mind is waking up. Going
side by sile, or rather hanl in hand, before the
country, the influence on the public mind woull
be more decisive. They embrace everything that
can or is 10 be said on the slavery question in its
political relation to the Constitution. Woneel
such views before our people md placed too in
the most imposing Correspondence Of hr
Char'sston Mercury.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29

ssgn Persons making up clubs Of ten subscri-
bers, are at liberty to add as many more names at
the same rate as they desire. The money t" ac'
COMPANY the list in every instance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29
GbeYorkbille enquirer
EDITED By

EDITED BY
SAINT, w. .MELToN..-JOHNL L. MILLER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-29

--Tha Western Reserve is proposed as
& Few STATE. outside of ''Ohio Proper"
which Hgoes demoeratie' by small ma
iority. The rhrcsinnd IH";"dpnltr thus
speaks. "Ohio Proper need have nothing
70 sav ..hont Affairs in The Reserve We
are peculiar people, running altogether to
priests, puritanism, and pumpkin vines.
Oberlirc is to be the capital of our new
State, and Giddings is to be the Brigham
Young Of the concern. Women are going
10 vote; and men are going to part their
l.:,ir in he middle. Pantaloons will give
,lacc to pantalets, and white men will not be
allowed to run at large without their papers.
Our railroads will run under ground, and
will make connections only with Canada and
kentucky. The constitution will be con-
strued strictly, and all men will be consider
aa, equal, and some lite more so, depend
ins on their color. The State Of The Re-
serve by the grace of Joshua Il. Gidlings,
is hereby declared a free and independent
State. Ohio Proper and all the Other
States Of this Union will please conduct
themselves accordingly"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
orrlcz OF rHs MICHIGAN sovrnEss Asol
NOETHEN INUIkNN HhIL EVNU NV.l (
No IL William. st New. York Nav D, 1871.

No. 10 William e., New York May D, 1871 =
SUBSCRIPTION to 1900, 600 Of the GUAk-
StANTEED TEN PER CENT CONSTRUCTION STOCK
Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANY.-Ths Board Of Directors Of tho
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Compsny
b pursuance Of authority vested In them BY as ana ~.
ne have ..oysS for the purpose Of pyns aniundd d.ss
Of the Company and for the eonpes01 Of Ia cauaa,
70 he smsas q TSrs. Millions Of Dos Dividend. ups
d stock at the rate often Psr sss Pr TSs f.. a@Sd
VII be ps1sbs on The r day Of D.cebsr next and hers
.sr sh, dividend. will Be- P.ysSs On tine M" a'y '"A' anu
Iii. Guaranteed soch has been awarded sy the Board q
r.: s.s r. % The h DAY Instant upoa the
splovins terms and ondttions; -
E pc. P,s .s ii s.! S:' sp: e ssr e.
general Of the Company q par The cash psynen, ar
s:y ZAP. 5s s. IT,
and s' SHARE or before The sh day Jans ne.
option Of subscribers Proper receipts viii DO given of =
partial P.ynen and interest the rate Of 10 per cen; per a.
Aforesaid Every oesholds. who m.y be soeI :. The oe;s =
o. a Ss Of Nay vii ;. entitled K
Stock for every ten shares Of the general stock wbs % ny
Then bold, and In tho same proportion Tor ps'''
IL cas-: u. :.1s no. y .y,sd 5 q ,ss Rs 1 ~
se vii b. seo..S Of u br shs compssy apos
70 other parties, ~hesher stocGheider' or "ns'' ~ ~ NV
n CIDER y enable ssoeihsde.- rcden, in Anses %
participate in the subscription, ne COMPLY go. ~
o.1eas H. e,eooron Of Gassneed Stock TO wich thsy
may sppear 10 b. entitled II the same 10 not applied @
them 81 ths, time the win Be dposed OF 20 other
P.ri.. thersto entitled receive their stock upon
payment, a. Aforesaid Of any time sitsr the h dsg '
Instant -, A., 4. lima (;,sy
.,,ssd Cnstrtior a the kind thai nov
for distribu.ion (excep that bore htere.: at efa -
per sansn, instead Of ten per cent?. nearly al
been msrssd In ths genera stock II Al. cou..~v
Bo.t. of sSosePon sr. open ct he one ~ oss
who a. air. 20 subscribe requested 10 DO 20 P'or
dsy Of Nay inst. subseip.ieus nsy be made P'So
L<fer By order q the Bos5d- rruv,vInl
JOHN A. C. 0RAYI lc....
WILLIAA r. vxRAiLKE.
HxNRf kkhS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
OFFICE MORRIS CANAL AND BAsxrss CoarAsy,t
JERsEY CRY, May l. 1851
NfEETJNI of tho pOARn nf DIRJG-

L 4 MEETING Of the BOARD Of DIkfiC-
"A TORS held this day, the following Preamble and s
tions adopted viz
Whsreas portion earnings Of the Company has be
appropriated TO tho improvement Of the Canal aud We wesa
which would have to bo paid Of the future earnings Of s
Company unless provision be otherwise made therefor and
WAsa portion Of the pait earnings has boon applied
hs payment othe floating debt existing a. the date Of tho 6
ub.cption 10 the Preferred Stock and also the payment
be Mortgage Bonds q the Company which fsu duo on the hf
day ofApr1, 1885; and
dated Stock Of the Company claim that provision should have
been made the improvements and payments Aforesaid
the issue and sole Of Preferred STOCK and that pooa Of ING
said earnings ought be paid In form 10 tho holders
the Common and Consolidated Stock and
WAeyeos The Directors willing that there should b.
further Of tho Preferred Stock 10 be made upon the
principles contained tho original agreement for ssuns Tie
Preferred Stock meet the wants Of the Company Tor ne
improvements made and TO be made during the present yoa
questions respecting past earnng and surplus which asy
the earnings ofthe Canal applicable 70 tho Con-
STOCK to the fret d.y Of Angus; nett and :, p'a'
Res That each and holder Of the Commos OF Coo
soidstsd stool who ah before the 2th day Of ~
Of Consolidated Sock In sceordsnos
with the provisions of Act Of the bsatur. state q
New and the resolutions Of the Board OF Dreotor1
passed the 18th dsy Of January by virtue Of said Ao
and shall have subscribed for not less than ono shse a
Preferred Stock for every FIVE shares Of stock k9
thereon twenty per cent shall be entitled to the Of ten
cent the amount Of such Consolidated Stock 80 hld ~
them payable and ser the 3th day Of May inst ss
Aortsase Bonds Of the Company at In Cerncssc
convertible into said bonds when presented In sums ILL.,
Rsoesd That subscription 10 the Preferred Stock usas
.ub.e pOu thereupon the subscriber hs b entitled
fall certificate VI stock bearing dividend from We ~
Ovid nd day
sivs BY order, L. " CONDfT. Secretary.
open IN. Office q the Compnyk
jersey cry and at the Office Of T. W. CLARK Co IN ras-
dspha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
BROADWAY BANK.-At the meeting Of h
I'D Rosxd q Drecters held this day the wing resssata

were unanimously adopted:
R.eo,<d That The Board Of Directors Of ths Brosdv,y
Bank pursuant authority vested In them BY Article See
nor Articles Association hereby authorize md direct
Ia Capital Stock 20 be Increased the sum Of af
being maximum amount permitted BY SAID Aticses ~
socistion) upon the following terms and conditons;
Ffys That said increase Of Capital Stock shall eousF
U 900 shares Of the par value Of IS each amounting u The
sum Of a.d thu, the bo ssred frst 70 the
ties whose shall appear tho books Of the BaaA
soihdsrs tho 18Th day Of June next ensuing at the r.,e
Of shares Of the Stoek for every ee shares o. mo "a
rejecting the fractional parts of sseh 500 . .
SAeosd That In the Of number o.
Ssln;ss or opsig avsh themselves Of such privilege ~
the said day Of June, such toch awarded 10 new ssb
scribers.
Th1d That such Ssoeh shall in instance be issued 1
IS for every 100 aud Stochhodes, and ehes
DESTROYS Of becoming such requested TO sguy their ntsu
ton prior to the ssid 18th day Of june.
Fourth That the Increased Capital together wsh we Pre-
MUM thereon BE- paid in cash, the LIST day Of JUL iS
tho Banking house"
that the surplus earnings OF the Bank on tho
dsy Of July 1857 ser the payment Of the usual seminar
nual dividend Of per cent and al other chIses vii
amount to $4,000 cent the
Capita, $500 ooo which VIII be sdded the Premium Is
per 900 Of stock making at that time the
aggregate surplus profits Of the Bank $4,000 per
the full Capital Of 81, ooo.ooo .
The Subscription Books now open at the Bsnkhs house
By order OF the Board, r. A. PALMER, rrssdnnf
New York, March "a 1887. j. l. EVERITr, Csshiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
cosrNxsrAI BaSx, NV YoaK, &sh April. 1851.
GAPTTAL STOCK. $500. 900 70 be increasea

-, a GO 90 ~ y D,'., y - c,IsS
Bank In view of M Increasing business and in passsAns
the authority conferred them By the Articles u Asssei
have unanimously decided to increase the Capital Stook BY
Issue Of Five thousand additional Shsrs Of hundred dA
sIs each which shs be subct In al respects 10 the fPs
tons and limitations In said Articles
declared with respect 20 the shares existing.
TheOc~rs Of the Bank hsvss been daily authorized n he
Boerd hereby give soee accordance with such dea
and with the said Articles they viii open Books Of subsys
and receive subscriptions the lh day Of June next ~
tween hours Of 10 O'CLOCK and O'Clock tie
said Bank In the City Of from all who sAaa
Shareholders IN the said Continental Bank In the properties
Share Of the inereased Capital Stock At par 10 ere
three shares then held by them respectively
The amount subscribed and paid at the time Of subsS
ton viii be payable the Let day Of July next When oss
Gates viii be Issued
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand Shares sh
BY the shareholders within days aer the s~i
Lh day June viii BE- disposed Of cor the bsnes OF the A.
ISOLATION.
The Books will BE- closed from the 18Th day Of June
N w T. HOOKER Presidsnt
b. r. WARNER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
A. J. BLyEcKEE, Auetioneer.
VALUABLE UPTOWN PROPERTY q

AUCTION-A. J. BLEECKER Co will SELL,
TUESDAY May u at - O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
commodous and handsome HOUSES. with Coach
houses Gardens &C. and choice plots Of ground in Audubon
Park adjoining Caransyie Washington flights and stu
between iSh and 18th extending from lthav 70 the
Hudson River with water front thereon.
This beautiful property (which only requires TO be be
.ppreciased embraces over 100 lots and Il ornsmented with
species and large size and Of
grade from the l0thsy 70 the river laid out In 6ne lawns with
sreenswad and groups Of II. healthy position,
Of the HudSon and accesty to and from the business
portions the city BY the Hudson River Railroad pleasure
drive sonG the Bloomn sdale Road make of the de-
,irsble spots for suburban residences the Island
large portion remain for of years For cards
tho houses photographs of the property apply
At the Office. No BrOadst. HIS6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
6dIee bn AEttioN.
S,a Anorcneef
VCTION NOTICE-Elegant UOUSEUOI ID

AUCTION NOTICE.-Elegant HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE THURSDAY Nay H. at l0l o'asst
by catalogue re-ieuso 2D Wet lth ~ Thc Psfors
are elegantly Furui.hod with the bet Il rosvopi rnrs
turr srleudd Fort ottt msde aaf faiy
warranted; roswooi Ps1or Suites, ftl sets In satin bro
cad. Cser and Side Tsbes richly carved two eieysnt
- Csr TsIles large Per snd oval Oa.se. on PantiaE,
great variety Of pleasant sbscts' nsh ssa ek
,ive Cock. cgsnt velvet Psrsr CaTps sns nsraa
c.y.ts Oh 9th. yery costly rosewood Hal stand. fss
DINING and ESteasion Table. mshossay Chairs Sofas
Rockers Card and other fancy ,h. rosewood .nd
R.dstesd. Rufesu. Walsisrd. Reds end Bediing Hair
N.tt..~s riesant ensueci Cottage Suites STAR Csr-s'
&c also Bs.eueu, snd Dining Room Furniirr-. G,s'-"ns
elegant Chin. Tr. Cutlery Croeksy Nc Inc
commerce puncts'y Il IL" roes m the basement
h. Psrlor Furriturr wi BE- sold imm~dseJ ster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
HENRY II. LEEDS. Auctiopser.
PAINTINGS H r. LEEDS 81 Co, viii \.


on THURSDAY, May a. ~ II o'clock, In their Gallery
valuable collection OF Paintings TO close
consznnent Among them will be found the two doors TO the
picture gallery Of the late Lyman Reed esq house in Oresn
which snbeiished with six original sketches
by the late Thomas Cole NJ A. the other having sketches
by Flag all painted 10 order some years ago.
Also choice specimens BY our best American artists
collection Of about 20 old Pictures BY Scha neres
Lssroiss, Hsndeer, Lancret Dommichno G. du Jardin,
sdsel Wouvemann and Others with the holy
Family by Coesgo the property Of the late Pas
Also Hns collection Of the modern European aud Dusse
dof schools by Hummer Lennmes Msssn La jose PEtele
Van Sheldon and others $500
Also three enc old Pictures attributed Rubens and Titan
said obtained from the Louvre during the difficult
ties In 1915 Aso the entire balance OF the Roman Gallery Col
lection comprising Of the finest without forming
attention of buyers They will DO ready tor
exhibition on Tuesday May ~ until the day Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
ID c. BULKLEY. Auctioneer, office No. q

ID C.. BULKLEY, Auctioneer, office No. q
i wslst. will sell on THURSDAY. May H. at 10 scock
the premises Nos 10 and y Fulton st, NswYork City
the Lease the above property having four 70 To-
irs Saloon known Russeps formerly Gould. The Hotel
and Saloon doing large business have been recently paint
ed and refurnished There completely furnished
in GOOD style large Mirror. OIL Cloths Carpets Dining room
Tables Syerpsted Ware China Ware large Iron Safe, Writ
ns Desks large Boiler Kitchen Furniture and all the Furn
ture Hotel snd Dining Soon and al in good
order Catalogue the day Of .ae.