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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28
ACCOMMODATIONS

LKRDs, AUCIIoNEBR.-ExTBseIv kUO-
on sale Of househod furniture. oil psinins vorss 2,
nssSsy Jnlv al a, iox ec,ocs. he snsir, ~arnia
ruitur- OF The above horne 70 which he wouli call
Nal attention Of purysaser. The sale .ill be peremp.
II The house on morning Of sac. splendid octave
4 piaso'orts hesyy carved legs pearl keys, nrs'
md sre curtains large elegant pier and mantei
three full suits Of rosewood pNro~ furniture richly
~ vsss mad. 70 ordsr and ars Of he noss cc.ay az
a yhr~e elegantly carved rosewood etegerva win
% 1900 seesry and booso.ss .s Sss r.ss ss
Able elegant Turkish sns recumben, chars, In satin;
reception chair: ssrss ssyrss .nS gssy sss
40 4 hes usfu collection Of parlov ornaments; Also .
q valuable OIL painsngs IN scn ssn,1 Dining
-.re,s .cr bureaus wAshstasds and commudes ali %
,ssnrr. Win mirror fronu chevAi riAases full sut Of
fny wres N sss nss.ss. essan, ers-e.os DIVING
a. siy,r ware dring arm chairs marble too buneI
ruby md yss s, ss, s.s ssas .o; -
harS shsi~. arm and xo,hc chairs, nnslish olcloh,
sir ravpes marble hslsssnd. nsai cnsnasnes rssnse
nxe stoves kr Careful carmen win be In attendance
md ship n needed,
LLOYD AuCTroNEvR. JOHN LtOyD's BON
sell, on "Wednesday. July 20, at 1Qk o'clof Nsl2
venue corner OF Thriiet, street, he enure srrf ot
In said store, consisting u part OF vines nrsnass,
lees sugars, molasser, spi,es, sJap, candies mus
One borse n1 years old, kind and sound, and sood
r. aso one wagon sno harness.
raAeE SALE or. FINE HOUSEHOLD FuasI.
re-On Tuesday, Jnlv - Mt i0hsoclock nj Wkus
ear Hudson, coussting OF mahogany and black gal
teefs spd bureaus, ine hair mstrss.es, pier ,sees
ply and other carpets. eve marble top painted snii'
,ure, Eve mahogany chairs together with The fu-ni-
he whole house beginning with the kitchen furniture
rd Franklin Brown, attorney. for norgsgee. GAIA
I'LL be ready the morning Of sale.
VILLAIN WRITER'S. Auctionecr 4st Canal street
RAY, AUCrIONKER, Will SELL THIS DAY,
uy a At l0s clock 81 lbs Fuit VI street basement on
former purchasers, saloon tables. ~ chairs, copper
tove over sets OYSTERS crockery, Riaas ware clock
iepcsi, required At the time Of sale.
IvF's. SALE OF LIQUORS GBQQrRIEs AND
sra-A. NJ CRiSfkbAR, auctionWf, will sail on
y. 10Th, Al los O'Clock. at75 Fourteenth street near
n. the eytre stock Of grocerie, and liquors In ssd
INSISTING Of sugars, teas rice, barley four butter,
!, coffee, sard'nes pickles, and a variety ~ other
IN the line; also lemon syrup, claret, echeitsm
g. gin and brandy, In cases, bottles and demii ohns
indy, viue rum, whiskey, Ia standing up casks. d.mi
ees and casks splendid shelving and counters plat.
sles nqucr pump, rstrr.s, glasses dscanters, bot
SCREENS and variety Of other articles In the llne
sessrl BY order Of
JANIS y, BRNsErr. Deputy Sheriff.
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TON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE-A. NJ
RIsTALAk, customer. viii sell on Wednesday At ioH
In Fortieth street, Third avenue, the splendid
loid furniture consisting OF mahogany and rosewood
chairs, centre card and dining tables. dressing bn'
,urtains, vii dow shades looking glasses, mirrors,
cd bedding large lot of kitchen utensils, stove, &c.
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Ry q. LEEDS, AUCr1oNEkR.-HnNRYH II, LEEDS
Co win sell al auction on Tuesday and Wednesday.
and "a At l01 O'Clock each, ri the store 10 Maiden
The trace and others--A ssgnees sale OF an umense
Enriish French and German toys and fan " goods,
ing In part as foows;-Lades reucules OF all va
rich inaid poremonnAies, oteur boxes, toilet cases,
N and mai n safes ormolu mounted bronze groups
lres china decorated tee and breAk fast ses carved
ess and checquer men, osckgau mon boards minis-
,ep,ns eve " variei, Of games for childrsu drums,
hcrns truu,pets ivory and silver histles, vions,
Aiso 4 large and general assortment OF toys The
a OF the trade well ~ private buyers " sehtaed 10
ous of goods seido offered every lot must be sold.
required In all cases, AZ goods must be removed by
.fts rnoon NJ O'Clock
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REsTAuRANTs.

yryM. rAYf0Ks LADIES ICp CREAM SALOON ARD
w restaurant
SIS Broadway
>sshiehrnen one Of the mos >renrfve IN Ms
cts, n has ACCOMMODATIONS fr ssree hundred persons Soups
ash hot eiu ssst poultry Ice TO- Ac are served
h ,hs bea snannes opsn IRON ~ o'clock A y, 70 II
O'Clock r, n
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BIT g. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40
4 SAVAGE viii sell at their sAiesroom 81 edar
ruesdav July 7s cling At 10 A. NJ, staple and
nv goods lace goods hosery Also, peremptory sale o.
and nne stock Of ewery cutlery an invoice OF ladies'
d horn bA * combs fancy DDS. clothing, 40
Y HORTON AuCTIoNEER-sALESRoOM IS CAR
,ne r,ree,-wH sell "Wednesday, at I0k O'Clock, ~
avenue the stock fixtures and tools OF confection
,stinr of copper pans glass and jars anters
nd weights ables, otlcloth, &c.
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TON NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY 8.
corner frankfort aud william streets, household far
consistipg In part OF LOUNGES mahogany bureaus, do
darnask c-.tains, oil paintings, black walnut And
any bedsteads wasusspds, crecke'y and glass ware,
giAssas mahogany rockers, sho = cases. Set window
also patent balance lot of nuts, &c also a lot of
cloth AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Constable
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lotion NOTICE-BROWN 4 MCNAMARA AUG
tionuers salesroom q sixth avenue will sell at ion
rrow Wednesday, morning at l0x O'clock the pre-
10 SIKH avenue the stock futures show cases, coan
as class satery; also the lease and good will Of the
IN Sale positive,
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WINES AND T.IoUORs.

MAaNUM BoNUM.-IP YOU WANT TO PuRCHAM
M that good - ALE have only call Al tho a
Andrew KIRK A Geo x Harrison. Of James strssa
and rowery, where large supply In constantly hasa
Also for sae two thousand bushels superior barley mali A.
6feen hundred bushels OF rye malt for dslers- rrsuh
yeasl always hand for family
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JnroRrANr DISCOVERY IN The sCrnrcB OF nsD

IMFOKrANI UIHCOVBKf IN TIL HCIBHUB OF MnuF
cine-TR1rsMAR.--Hooe are genuine unisss he snsnv.
Ecoe de Pharmece de rasts, and The Imperial ooiises
Vienna hxed upou each and around Zach
Ac is nyscyss'ns powers are .,onishns even N ne -
cline OF life; all physical lmpedimens vanish Ike magic beo
Ia influence Tins rendering p invaluable 70 those ent
lna the marriage sae rfsm1 No entirely eradicats e1
those disorders which copava and cubebs have long ben
thought An sndc,e for The ruin q he health Of yss pr
Won OF the population rriesmar No IN the great huropenn
remedy for that class OF disorders which the English phynn
treats with mercury, 10 the inevitable destruction o. ne p
ueuvs constitution which all the ssrsspsrls Ia The vue
canno. remove; Sold in I'm cAses and divided 10 sePnsS
dosee administered By ytpau bAethan koux hcora
40 Price 81 each four In for w. which sav0
and In sN whereby there saving On ~ 700 ~ -
II. A. BARROW, Isl Prince rrect = lev blccu - -
broadway New Ycrt Immeds,ey on recsvns NJ ~ is,
carrsge paid, thus nsuring genuine kuropesn
rsnsus The three dollar cases also sent pnt no - -
riare Nonsultstiors y usual from II A. ~ ~! .f -
from slI P. ~ - ~ Prince ssrest ev 200" W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

= The favorite screw seaushp KANGAROO, Csptai
Jerey, will sail a,ove on Thursday, Aug Cabin pas
sage "'' ''ro 01A. ~ sARBe ooRr1s III Broadway
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yTION NoTICE.-HoUsEHOLD FORFEITURE. CAR
pets. &c IS NUEL 0SaOOD d., auconeers
81 Nassau street. will sell .. auction Thfsdsy, 3Oh In
at 4 O'Clock choice ses cion Of furpYslre contained
D four sory brown stone buidina No 40 West Nine
street. bet ween Fifth and Sixth avenues consisting of
oot mahogany and black walnus furpiture, pier aud
glasses brusse tapestry and ingram Carpets superb
ntngs, china and glass ware &C.. &c.
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IVA wArsoFs NEW woKK-"rHn CAUSE Ann
~ Cure."A ccuplets practical treaties % pevmahosA0
and premature exhaustion. with local debility inducsd -
early ndsereou other In which 81
elects Of This insdious malady, Together viii he reat
fully erpaned illustrated By snsonicAl plnnc
and engraving with supplenent on ssrual dseeses rD
To be had Of The autoe ~ho be consulted oounAn
ally. waller street, few doors Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

TION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER-
furniture dealers stock, at auction, 70 morrow morning,
O'Clock at n Centre street; viz: mahogany dress and
bureaus French and cottage hedsteads sofas lounges,
ds mahogany chairs and rockers bookcases iron bed
mattreeses cottage and maple chairs, loo eight day
hour clocks together with lot of china, Gro kerry and
ware carpets gas chandeliers and brackets oil paint
wal and squas mrrors "a stoves and oil cloths In the
To be positively SOLD without reserve and worthy the
on Of dealers as well As housekeepers
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KDRY OHINA AN y GLASS HENRY q. EVANS,
tioneer will sell on Tuesday, July 20 al 10 o'clock ~
ibery street, from the shelves or BY the package II
ranie ana c,mmon ware, French and English china,
ID plated wsve; also invoice OF stone sweet meat
Goods carefully repacked for shpping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

ARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONERR-BY X. 4 r: II.
lHBNCK-On this Day zsth inst at O'Clock, At their
m Is Nassau street. an elegant span OF black horses
nd mare) warranted perfectly KIDD round and gentle
way are frat rate saddle horses trot inside OF
ida high suitable for carriage he road, fast and re-
lie for style also brown Canadian marc, seuA years
han IN high warranted In every way; aine soupe
Az made by Nil; also light double piston; Aho two
,and doctors gigs In rsi rate order; also new ex-
sgou several new and second hand top road wagons,
o. new and second hand harness; also large black
4 hands highs years old fast traveller. Also bay
IL years old is hands high warranted perfectly sound
gentle In every way and xcellent asddle horse.
F. Of single harness
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MEDICAL.

ST 600 rossrlTso u AsP no gaas s , un,..
men, of other physcans snA all other remedies fail Hh -
drop only reliance fx thorough In ooRenal
tiaeaasa No. DIVISION the only place ~
known for the very many extraordinary cures has p.rf
without diet hipdrsnce business, when all 0hW
remedies only drive the disease In the blood 81 only ~
the patient from secondary attacks, and 10 he oily
remedy earth that does Try all others and Bcvafe
OF bsndoili sAnpE Dr Hunter haS removed. us ~
worse than thief Medical book. 40 pages fun Of sosue7
ri prc cent
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Dh WATSON has rOa LONG snRIB OF rnAns
~ confined his si;enn 70 certain dlscascs In vcA ~
less twenty thousand without
stance Of failure. Tbs remedies are mild Without in~
chssge OF diet DR.. Wstson In conrnuns
sitendance from In the morning until night hi -
dencs. wstcr street. few doors vegs of Broadway ~
cpasuluag separate. Nm WATSON r. a.,
yornerly suyreon 70 he I<,uh fInupiinI
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UoR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs;-THE UNITED
loch will semmence receiving freight on FRIDAY, August
and sails for the above We ussday, Angus ~
Al precisely from pier fort OF Robinson street
For freight passage apply 10 the agents LIVINGSTON,
oROCIibRON 4 CO. IS Park place.
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EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVEsY DAY.
sALES Ar AUCTION.

IoTION NorICE.-THos BRILL, AUCTIosyER-BY
BELL BUs9.-Ihs day, at lok O'Clock. a. IL North
sn' we'd from Fourth svenue. Also dry goods clothing,
cutlery, gloves watches jewelry, &c. Also the stock
na ma 1egh0rn and fancy hats and bonuets; gress
boots Oxford ties psent leathers counters, barroom
8c.
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LLOYD. AUCTTONEER. LIOyDs Son
cell. on "Wednesday. July 20, at lQk ocloH NSlz
venue corner OF Thiret, street, The enure stscf o'
In said store consisting In part Of wines, hrandes
nees sugars u,olasses, spi,es, s1ap, candies mus
One borse ax years old, kind and sound, and scod
r. also wagon sno harness.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL FOB sALE-AT sHKEP,s
- Head Ray with Of land the tide comes within
Of the door doing good business good and
psfe bathing for children board per week. distance eight
miles from Brooklyn Apply at las Beekman street. or on the
premises.
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0NKE's SALE OF house FURNISHING GOODS
v Pied COLE. auctioneers On Tuesday, Juiy u,
iock. ls2 Atlantic street Brooklyn. comprising es-
yer plated ses jap annex trays and xea In sets,
la parished tin iron, lllow and wood ware fancy
toys glass counter and show cases. fixtures &C. being
~ etock In the sore JOHN ROSE, Assignee
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GNIEg rOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
sen appointed assgnees the estate OF Samuel kmber
reby give roice thu, they will receive proposals for
OF goods con aimed In The store 2S5 Eighth avenue
with the ease OF the building which expires the
1850. Application must be made between and
at the store, until August l.
= ,,m K1 q GS.S sxxBERsoS'} Assignee.
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DupUCnp PRIcEs-slo rHRoUgH.-roR OAIrroR
III ps-Unitef States Mail Line Panama aaroad-
United States Mail Steamship Company will despatch for As
pinwal Wednesday, August ~ two O'Clock II. NJ,
cisely from pier foot Of Warren street, the well
known fast hip iLTk OS Captain Chss Boggs,
United Navy and malls win be for vsrded
BY Railroad and cpnnect Psnsns with the Pc 10
Mail Steamship Uompau,s magnificent steamship John u.
etephens X d. Pearson oomuauder which viii be In readi
mesa and leave INN - lately for San Francisco
TIE public informed that the Pscise NAL stesmship
Company sl~sys have one exirs steamers lying
Panama ready Tor sea- 70 avoid possible desn OF ps
sengers malls. - $3.50
For pas saxe apply 10 W. RAYMOND a. The only once Of
company Ne M West street. Of Warren street.
New York.
sch me
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nR. wABD's UrFoRrUrArBs rRTBND IL THE NJ

~ plus ultra yenerea medicines requires be
universal Appreciation and " stamp Dv.
Ward A. the greatest beneiAcor Of the day M hsre
BY offers reward OF 0O any physician who, amer pro-
per demonsr on, prvse diseases with equally un
form celery safety and cheapuess BY his woudsfu
specific and his perect knowledge of stage OF the a.
he either aeyatss cures in one day kemember an
who have been lingering for weeks months drinking
compounds which destroy the romaJ and svNl-
loving poisonous pills. that BY calling on DIT WARD mag
in enjoy pleasures Of lie and feel that Ric-
ard him en- again" Pros Once ~ Canal stres Third
hrrnr Of nrrnd VA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

Fishing scih Birds.-Lieut. Habersham,
in his entertaining work, entitled my Last
Cruise," relates singular occurrence. 10 a
Chinese river that disenbogues into the Vel
low Sea, he saw a long, low raft of bamboo
moored under the lea of heavy pier, on
which were Chinese fisherman, basket,
paddle and five duck-like birds called fishing
cormorants." The fisherman soon reached
out his hand towards the birds, the nearest of
which at once waddled up to him, and step
ped into his open palm; he smoothed his fea-
thers with his right hand, bent his mouth to
his arched neck tor moment, and then put
him on the edge Of tie raft. There the bird
dipped his bill into the water once or twice,
snapped bis head from side to side, and en-
ded by diving suddenly into the turbid stream
that washed his feet. After being down ten
or fifteen seconds, he suddenly popped out of
the water with good sized fish in his mouth,
ana swimming to his mister, delivered up the
prZe. The fisherman stroked him down as
before, uttered a few encouraging words, and
the same operation was repeated. Another
bird made one or two unsuccessful efforts,
when the master took him back on the raft,
slapped him soundly on the head, and threw
him angrily down. That cormorant made
tracks for the other end, and looked quite
ashamed. The training of birds for the pur-
pose OF fishing Is quite common in that part
OF China, and is often made valuable source
of emolument.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

DNO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases.
Il such as spermatorrhcea, seminal weakness, i'm
potence, gonorrhGa gleet, syphilis, the vice of
onanisn,, or sci abuse, etc.
The Inward Association, in view Of the awful
destruction ofb,unan life. caused by sexual dseas-
es, and the deceptons practised upon the unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by quacks, have di-
rected their consulting surgeon, a charitable act
worthy of their name to give medical advice graf
is to all persons thus afflicted who apply by letter
with description of tIeir condition. (age, occupa-
tiou habits of life, etc. and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, to furnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent insti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with wi
rulent and epidemic diseases" 1t has now a
plus of means, which the directors have voted 90
expend in advertising the above notice i, is need
less to add that the association commands the high
est medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
Just published, by the association a report ON
spermatorrhpa, seminal weakness, the vice of
onanism masturbation self abuse, and other dis
eases of the sexual organs, by the consulting
geon, which will be sent by mail, Tin sealed en-
veope) free of charge on the receipt Of two lamps
for postage.
geon, Howard Association. No ? South Ninth
street Philadelphia. Pa. BY order Of the directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL Pres't.
GEO. FAIR HILD. Secv.
march 2, 57-yl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
FE1EEWE9s 81 GRAF,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
Main Street,
VAN BUREN,, ARK,

@p WoULD respectfully inform
EYA the citizens of Van Buren, ~ NCSS
s...IA and surrounding country, that they have
Just opened their new jewelry establishment on
Main street, where they will be happy to see all
those who may favor them with a call
-" W atchcs of all kinds cleaned and repaired
AT the shore~t notice, and flatter ourselves that
we can give entire satisfaction, aud warrant all work
done by twelve mnths.
Jewelry of all kinds repaired and made to order,
and in a workmanke manner.
april a, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

"WooDLAND CnEAm'-A Posaade for beamify-
ing tie Hair-highly perfumed superior to any
french article imported. and for half the price
For dressing ladies hair it has equal, giving it a
bright glossy appearance. 1t causes gentlemen ;
hair to curl in the most natural manner 1t re-
drandruff always giving the hair The appear
ance Of being fresh shampooed. Price only fifty
cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE d Co. Proprietors of the
Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

'ENHE great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chimes is founded on the fact that they are per-
fectly adapted to every variety Of work, and that
each one of them, kept employed, will earn not less
than one thousand dollars year. All persons de
string full and reliable information about these ma
chines-sizes prices, modes Of purchasing, etc. can
obtain it by applying, by letter otherwise. for
|. NJ. Singer tS Co.'S. Gazette, beautiful Pictorial
Paper, entirely devoted to Sewing Machine inter
ests. 1t will be sent gratis.
LOCAL AGENTS
wanted IN every town in the United States, 20 whom
liberal Inducements offered.
n. ltr1,We have made arrangements with many
editorsS - publishers of newspapers highly profit
able asss, satisfactory to them, and wish to make
similar tracts with every newspaper and maga-
zine in tne country. For full particulars address
l. NJ SINGER il Co.
april f. 57-3m 1928 Broadway n Y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Zg-The negroes belonging to the estate o

ES he negroes belonging to the estate OF
n. Duval. - in number, we" sod on Satur-
day last. for. cash, and brought IN average Of
seven hundred and fifteen dollars, thirty three
AND UHs-third cents. ThOsa sold were an old
man and an old woman, four children, two
BOYS, four men and three women. The old
man was purchased by a hard working Ger
man, who thus showed a greater devotion to
the Institutions Of the south, than many of
whole German population rs aboltioni>ts.-
For first he worked for the money, and mex.
he bought negro fellow to help him work.
AustiR InteiLigencer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Sale of d. surdelrs Furniture-A Crushing
Crowd &loUsand Ladies Present.

The announcement that the sale, by auc
:.on, of the Goods and effects" of the late DR..
Harvey Burdell, would take place yesterday
at the premises, No 81 Bond street, drew an
eager crowd into that vicinity as early as 8
o'clock in the forenoon. The auctioneer, Mr..
NJ. b. Butler. was adre.tised to commence
proceedings at ten and half O'Clock; but hong
before that time the neighborhood was more
impossible than in the best days OF the IN
quest, when Coroner Counery wore the mask
of Joe Miller. Before the sale began the ar
rival of citizens was so large that ingress to
the building was a. matter of exceeding din
Guilty. The ladies outnumbered the gentle
men, three 70 one, and were determined to
get in. They pushed, they elbowed, they
squeezed, they fell back on their prerogatives
and asserted their woman's rights, they strong
iy went in for going in, and in they went
For hong time nothing was visabse but a
mass of ladyhood, crowding in Eve after the
apple-to see the blood stains on the wall OF
the room where the murder was committed,
to talk and to listen to the bids for the fur
niture. To listen and talk, for only three or
eight hundred talked. and the rest dozen
two, listened. Many man, with the per-
Fates that not over a hundred ladies wore
crinoline, and that there were not more than
five dozen of metallic hooped petticoats. We
regret to state that some gentlemen forgot
their gallantry, and complained that one wo-
than required as much room as two or three
men-a-most preposterous murmur, of course
but one freely made, and frequently reiter-
ated.
The gentlemen, to tell the honest truth,
were as eager to get in as the ladies, and ma
ny lady's dress suffered in consequence
When the auetioneer opened the sale, the
house GALL except the upper story, where the
Misses Cunningham and their young brothers
were,) was lammed and crammed with peo-
pie. Movement from place to place, even at
the distance Of a few feet, was almost literally
&. matter Of in,possbility. SO the sale com
menced.-N. y. Ii,pes.