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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Hon. john W. OKEY JUpGE.

JONI DANrS JudE; by default
Clev. & Pits. R. R. Coz 1915 & costs.
ABRAHAM CARRIER Judg, by default vs..
VS.. Deft. for $li6.7S, and
GEORGE X. Fox. costs.
jAc.B YocUM Iudgt. By default. VS..
VS.. Del for 50. OsS 40, d
Jko. Yocrm. ct. ~ Decree iOr sale oil mort
gagged premises.
R rrRT S. CLARK Judg. by decsul,, vs.:
GEORGE X. Fox S@asls.
TALLAEr u DkLAFLAINl Juig. By %cOnfe.-
VS.. sion vs.. De.t fer
F, NJ. SWAN slO5.S5.& costs.
DUNRAM BERRY Judg. by agreement, VS..
VS.. Deat. Ger So, an Gusts.
JACOB HEYNAN
JOHN Bradley ct al Juds, by agree
JOHN C. NICHOLS. shf. for s2,alI, 67.&
Gusts.
Isaac AskFw> Judg. by Default,
G. w. PHILLIPS, ct al sIIo.SI u cOsrs.
RACHEL SMITH Divorce granted. g. $500,
VS.. aiimony q Def. to pay
HIRAM smrrH.S costs.
JAMES KELSEY Decree for sale
VS.. }of mortgaged
CHARLES LrrrLEToS. ct al. } premises.
SARAH MEcHEN. ct al Tried to Jury
VS.. d verdict for
MILTON DANFoRD g. wife Deu. Mott ce
of Appeal.
JOSEPH HARRIS Decree for
wEKTlLENA STEVENS, ct al.S gagged prem
ises.
ARCHIBALD McGREw Tried to Jury, and
vs.. verdict for Pltf. fol-
JOHN H. HEAror. ! s5O.sO. Judg. VS..
Deft. for costs.
VAN TRUMP & Co Judg. by default, VS.
VS.. Def. for S4oS.s4 &
J. G. ELERrck, ct alS costs.
M. & M. Bank of Wheeling Judg. by de-
JAMES SMILE. Den. for
:Sll5, and Gusts.
REIN "ELch 20. 1uog' oys DE-
BoNHAn, GrLsERsOs & Co.. for sI,Os5,l5
G. costs.
HUMPHREY AELxANDERl Decree for sale
VS. Of ortgage
JONI HEwErsos ct. al. \ premises.
SARAH CAToE Decree S75; as ali.
VS.. mony pending the suit
ELIJAH B. CAroRA
PAUL CARPENTER Decree for sale o
.sAM'L R. KLoTrs ct al.S ises.
DAVID WAGNER cases
BokHAM. GnEERsok, & Co. BY deft
VS.. Defts. for SI46 SO 10 one and 1922 &c
in the other and costs.
JsHN HOWELL 2 cases
BokHAM. GILBERrsoN and Co. BY de
fault VS.. Def for $3.50 OF in ore and 1928,
"a iE the other and costs.
JOSEPH C. HARBOUR 2 cases
BoNHAM, GrLBERLsox & Co. by d e
r fault vs.. Deft's for S34S 20 in one an
S5I7 so in the other and costs.
BENZ. GGIFEETH Judgm't v:
VS.. = Dei't b
CIEvE. g. PTrTs. R R. Co. default 70
S7l5 81 g. costs.
County COm'rs of Bel. Coz Jury trial, an
VS.. verdict fc
cleve. & Pitts. R. R. Coz $1,000. No
ton for new trial.
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@IMPoRTAET INFORMATION TO the MAR
RTED, and those contemplating marriage,
sent to all WAC wish it, upon receipt Of ten
cents in money or stamps. Address,
DR.. S. MARRIETT SM}THE,
de33ml New York City
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MarritO.

On Wednesday. the 25til ul'.- at Warrington.
Guernsey County, Mr.. JOHN F. HAPPIR, foi-
merry OF 81 Evansville to Miss MARGAilhrTA
JULIET BEYMER OF the former place.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Circular 10 the Sick.
4 RESlSTLESS REMEDY.

IN cases o Salt EEeum, where medical waters, o.
pious- end every recipe al The Phai mocyrtra have
Cush cure. Fever Sa.es heal quickly under las mia
CnCe. and lis rciaxins eIeCG upon contracted sinews Is
ANY MOI..rIIt.
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a Mcr1i 20 Numbers.

The Young aye the most frequent sufferers from e1
ternal injuries, and therefore every mother should
haze this healing preraratInu constantly a. hand. |.
Is IN absolute spc,iiC iur sore breasts. and qrickly
removes the cuCrus.Cd sores which sometimes dis
frrrr iLn nrah. aud iarns oil IhLlirem.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
n WALL STREET., NEG YORK,

\ CONSEQUENCE OF the recent heavy
{ failures IN New York and other Eastern cities.
The commercial houses have suffered great losses,
and 10 meet their demand had to . ecTInce Goods a;
surh an extent as to leave II without an equal IN
commercial history. Ready money advanced % such
4 value as to lie gUiIe common To get :. per cent per
m0u-E discount. Those fortunate enough 10 possess
ready cash found II an easy matter 10 obtain goods
al almost EnN nrIte. .nn n: Imn.rnmenre
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Gpta gnteuigents.

SCHOOL TEACHERS EXAM
~ NATION at the usual place, on
SATURDAY, December 5th.
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q D.

On Nov. 81. at his sons. Garrison Chick, ELI
SIA CHICK, in his sOtA year.
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Significant FACTS

This Ointment i universally used on hoard the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling feet a. q cure for scor
IN TIC affections, aud is The best possible remedy iOI
wounds auu bruises. Large supplies of II have re-
Gently lecn ordered by the Sultan ot Turkey for hos
piIai purposes.
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A E A / /
A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM

"A EVE lNDEBTEi' 10 ne by Note, Bond,
Mortgage, or Otherwise, are earnestly Tequs sted 10
pay oil the same a. thcir Indebtedness may fan due;
IN no case " i'll ! waII longer for the sanie than the
first day al March next. Payment to William BOOK
er. Esq, Of - Gainesville. can sc made the ,In.e a.
TO my self personally, as he Is fully authorized 70 re-
ceive aud receirI in every case Whatever.
seIni . F!tASTTS GROVE.
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parireut II is complete, Tor | haze I choice stock
OF COATS. AMI can tit ana suit either Old or young
in price. quality aud size. | feet confident thar ANY
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NEW YORK CITY ELECTION
The very latest news gives TitmAKN a
majority over WOOD for Mayor of 1880
This is sery gratifying to all the lovers OF
truth and right.
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B ack Silks.

All grades, an excellent quality, all boiled aud
iustrines. at only - cents per yard, Black aud
Fancy ColOred Bayadere silks; Tartan Plaid silks;
new style IRISH Pop ms, very rich; Printed French
Merinos, from % cents and upwards; extra rich al
Wool Mons de LANES: All Wool plaids; Valencia
Plaids, new styles; ami u great variety OF other Dress
Gouds TOO numerous IN Ueutiun-
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TO YANKEES AT THE WEST.
The Best Newspaper in N. England

THE SPRINGFIELD (MASS.)
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
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j superior and far increased assortment over ether
seasons. All CsTl ais | bought were extremely cheap
and OF ent irely hew aid very desirable styles and
cOlOTt.
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Beth the Ointment and Pts Should be use
IN lie fnInrrinl cnSeS.

TFCAUTTON!-Noue are senuIug unless the
words "LlONOrGy, .NcE FORK end London" are dis
c~Fruihie as Il 81 G'eT-marE IN every leaf OF the hnok
ofdIrectons around each pot or tcN; lhe ssme Inay
he plainly seen by holding the ieay 10 the iisat. a
handsome reward " Ill he gwen TO any one rendering
such in iormaIIon as may lead 10 the detection OF any
n.rtv or parties CuUuIeTlcitIna the medICing or veHd'
ing the same. know uE than To be spurious.
- sold attEe NanutaoInry 81 Professor HOLLOWAY.
50 Maiden Lane, View York. and by all Respectable
Drug. lists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United Sta les and civilized world. III boxes a. -
cents. 81 cents. and 81 each.
i There Is a considerable saving by taking The
larrer sizes y
y. B-Di ~rections for the guidance Of patients IL
every disorder are affixed tn each box.
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I have only TO say, let them keep ia mind that my
stock IS much larger than il has ever Iera. aud that
all goods were hOHght, without exception, for +
Ca$n. any one acquainted W iih Inc present stale
Of The money market VIII kuaw a. once that with
tile facilities Of ready cash. Goods must be surrris-
inaly cheap. Cali and examine before nurch4siug
eiSev here. 4 EX HEYMAN.
de3sl I37. Main Sheet. heCliHg, Va.
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Shawls, Man les and Scarfs

Very rich Chenille Shawls, very Rich Plush Shawls,
very rich Stella Shawls, new style pOubIt Shawis.
Broche Long aud Square Shawis. Gold Bo derei
Scars. ClUeks CT almost every quail y& style, emhra-
cling ali the novelties OF the season.
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t'urS.
To Country Merchants

Ladies. do you wish to purchase 4 superior qualiI,
ct genuine Sale. Stone, MaTten or Fitch Fur. Yoi
can Gnd them here in great variety and very lev
prices.
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ALIEN. HEYMAN,
l3I. Main st. Wheeling. Va.

is enabled 10 exhibit 70 those who visit him an As
sOrImenI of CO1i> tSnHe Of which ere enumerated
below - very l'Ire nI1re iian half their value
Ladies, in paEtiCu ar. are requested to call, and VIII
lind that ali that Is >aIt i strictly true
ALEX. has received by Bait. 4 Ohio
Railroad. Penns. iv5uia Railroad, and by Express,
one of Tie IaTs est ai>OT imenis of Dry Goods ever
OiO:td, and consi::s ~ pat Of
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Mourning Goods.

4 complete assortment of ev ry thing in Dress
Goods, sh wis, Wells, Collars, Se;s, &C.
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Needle II ork.

Zeal French Work Collars, Sleeves md Sets; lac.
unet and Swiss FiOuHcings, Edsinss and insertings,
Travelling SetIs. very cheap. In short, the hest as
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GOO Pieces Of Calico or Prints,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Nice Lot Of Silk Bonnets,
ta9 Gentlcmen, as for Your de-

Which ! will seri lower tiIaa INV one has any idea
Of. Also, EoHHet Trimmings of great variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

fNTrw YORK ARD yRrF RAuUo AD.-ON hND AZ -
IN Monday Apria 1881 Ard until further poice pssses@
|rtns Nh eaye pier Goo, of lus e see - toiieNs wa
Dunkisk eSpross, a. $50 A. ~ iot uhgEf-
IriIao e1pfe~r. ~ $50 A. ", Cor fuitlo -. -.
Meii. ANNA. NJ Cor Dynkllk end Bufslo aud 'n's,S
leiY stations Passengers by ibis ,o VII rorhi oNcf ~
a. Elnirs. and proceed tire MOTT yrJ~ni1g -
kockend gscseocer, stfF ~, ytr PieTurcrs ~ sfsS1
IArd intermediate 8iaucup
Way pss,svssr ., ?. n, sr sswsurg Nfdlsown and 10
swersrt ats w.. for Dnsrs sod Ba~ao, sna iss-Fsas
IRE shove trains rna d.iy, suna.ys ess-,scd-
Fsht etrrssr, ~ 20 y. NJ ,r nunhlrs every Gay,
W ma NE ,rr'n 10 SATURDAY crly - Hcrnsrv1s
Elrhl siyress a. SO r: NJ Cor srnalo sre.y drs.
fteee tfpref- yntns conpesf Enaira with E~TN
Ansadairnn ard NIAGARA Fails anlrosi for N-rarz rss
Hrsharion win The HyrHosc Bnrssr,soo RaiF al
.roah ,ar $685.; a 0rs~ bend With be'.wrrc Isss
y he Brlfio ard New York City RaIirosh fr pnr.jo
n0slQ ard Dvnkhk Win The fske RplraA cn~ s
|aat, UnrsrusM Vocdo. De,rvt, rAIcaep m
HoeraR Hkh6DuuLs ryV9f1sss
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CBARp's BILLIARD TABLE ~AwuracroRv LAC AND
y is fultor street where be has hand large
AT stves, wh slate and marble beds and style
rushicn. now prsfsrsd 70 sny seceud had isbz
fo~ sale chcsp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

YouNIIoyp NONCOMPLIANCE SALE OF SE
cond ha I'd furpiiur- mrTs, carpets olclchs curtains
FItcher utensils ac.--JOHN LLoybS spNs viii scll,
Ia Clinton Hall Eighth street Broadway, on Monday
Nav H. At lO O'Clock, second hand furniture consisting ~
~ III bureaus wadrohes bedsteads, beading lounges
(faS ee tes chairs extension dining aud kitchen tables
|oves ard pipe tapestry and ingram carpets oncohs, ray
Irurps tc with n large lot OF gasswhrs kerry ana
kchep u,ensla which viii positively be sold without reserve
FATAL rnes lhe morning Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10
IENRYT I. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.- sALs OF So

m,
dd richly carved rosewood parlor furniture. valuable
csscI anofue nlad with pearl, suits Of rosewood In
satin hroca,e large and cos,v Parisn and French china
ases richly decorated royal velvet carpets OIL paintings,
aiues Sc china dinner set 10 pieces Monday May ",
|, lOi O'clock at the residence OF DR. Chesarmln No JIG
|yest tioaeufh street, Seventh HENRY T.
EEDs vii. se all the furniture, mostly made 10
rider One splendid carved rosewood pianofor.e richly
|iau viii pear a superior instrument, In but short
|me two rosewood stands two rosewood etrgers
h urrcr doors and backs Marble tops about two hundred
krouehou the house. pier glasses heavy lace aud brc'e
rans s OF very richly carved par0r furniture covered
IN French satin brocae made 20 order; turkish arm chair
Irccnton do rosewood marble top centre side and sofa
hs secretary bookcase costly framed oil paintings Paran
Ind bsaur vases and mantclonamcns chamber furniture
Ionssng of rosewood marble top dressing bureaus AMI
,Sb ,ns sofa chairs rockers IN hair clOh and brocae
shades rosewood and mahogany befseais pure
Ire hair and spring mntrsgseg pillows and holsters, bed
ling toilet SETS &C. dining extension table, large ana
Ibolce assortment Of chns and gls syerpla~ also guam
Inv of err ckery and kitchen tnrn IRE. lounges clocks gas
EItures sale perempiory. without rcga 70 weather Gaia
Inres nj the house dfpos VIII be raauired from all pur
Ihasers 10 h ure The prompt payment VI the bills
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TRAyELLER's GUIDE.

N rupsoN R1vEk RAilROAD.-rROM APRIL IA ia~5
III rSns win leave Chambers s'rsf ,,son ~ sonovs low.
~ tra se p n; Tor sing Sing A. ". And 81: Nj N
p.N " ard sni ~ l@ ress .ss,e
n M The Pourhkeepse feekskh and sing Sns t'.iis
tnt Il he way saious fassyut ers RSen tOhnosle -
|briatopher AID Thirty frrt srres IHins w Nev sots
+ %''" - n A. Y. sNrTH. superintendent
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hilbert 8. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sale by catalogue for cash. salesroon SO Cedar
Tuesday May ~ at 10 DEL ck A. NJ staple aud fancy cry
,ods fancy goodf ewery goods carpets lace go ds
piery ar Also, 5iS Casks iMarteu brandy portemon'
~e'' '"'S' "''' '''' DiBBIEE, BAGLEY SAVAGE
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n NASH, AUCTIONEER. - TX rENSIvE AUCTION
~ sale OF elegant household furniture oil paintings
art &C. at tho residence, 30 Fourteenth sreetF NASH
i'll sell. above, Monday, May H. At 10Y O'Clock the
nire magnificent furniture Of the above first class
hich he would call the special attention OF purchasers as
eng the attractive and vslusbe sale of unique and
egant furniture made BY auction this The sale
perempioy shine, descriptive catalogues of which
be obtained ri the house morning sale The
consi the parlors of splendid pearl nsd rosewood
anoorte with embroidered stool and cover velvet car
es satin damask and lace curtains large and elegan.
Ter and msnel mirrors three full suits par
furniture richly carved, and covered In satin brocads
nd of the most costly description. Three elegantly
rench secretary, marble music cabinet chefoners
ant Turkish and recumben chairs SATIN rosewood recep.
chairs covered In medallion tapestry four elegant chan
eers, magnificent Sevres and Dresden china vases with
eautful collection OF parloc ornaments also, number of
auable oil paintings In rich frsmcs.
Dining room, library and chamber funture-Carved
God bedsteads marble top bureaus Wristbands and
iodes all 10 match amours with mirror fronts cheva glasses
III su OF rosewood furniture in harcloh Oval mirrors vel
OF Wilton ets large French hair mattresses, elegant
nson dining tables rich silver ware dining chairs
lie tnp buffet crystal cut ruby and white glass elegant
inner set pearl and silver cutlery library bookcase ete
tes sofas cushioned back chairs, and gothic chairs
nglsh ocoh, velvet stair carpet marble ball stand, ball
1andetr 6c Cars and stages pass within few doors OF
house. cash deposit will be requredof all purchasers
nd the goods be- removed immediately
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n uAcKENZrE AUCIToNEER-wtLL SELL. AT
j. anrion on MonSay, Nay u, a O'Clock p ", n 2n
rseo, street assortment OF household furniture OF
M ssGs safe positive the owner s going West Also a
|rillng machine.
\ etpRoRs MIRRORS MIRRORS At AUCTION
MI prtees-we have hand very large and superior
-, io,x U. X. CDvEKF
|"' NV" qgl Broadway, between 2lst and 7h streets.
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lol. O'Clock at the store Mr. Mitchell No T5l Broadway
Closing sale the entire stock OF elegant French plate pier
M manir mirrors oval mirrors wall glasses rich gilt pier
blea cornces tine oil paintings, by Van Dyck, Teneires
yck man Glen Dufnon Wieme Van Poe, Van Scheid-
y Iadones Talenss CsIpentero, Van Cut boucher and
Their ietrated artists &c &c The sale will be positive and
preserved the whole be cleared 10 make
We alterations the premises Persons In want of mirrors
in do well examine the suck which Is on view any time
sale comprises the largest assort uen ever
nerrd AZ auction In this country.
Terms-U nder 80 cash; over hsl sum- Tour moniS crea
,r approved endorsed paper
Catalogues viii be ready one day previous TO sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

rxy.xrpn. ~ CLASS ALTO sfNgxR; Ohn
w ~ fiks harpist or guitars, preferred Cas-
conn 81 se.S On Gssus 2eciock
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u'OrR GOOD SECOND BAND BILLIARD TABL@
sd low Iuqulre siMe ..ssutscssry q s'CosroR ocr
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no LET-AT NEW BRIGHTON. 8 l.. for The summer
and AUTUMN Handsomely furnished cottage with
rage house attached few minutes walk from the landing.
Apply 10 A. II. sants, No. Hanover ~
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|urM Writer'S, AuCT1oNEER, VIII. SELL on MON.
I'M AZ Al ill., O'Clock. ut lS Grand street. the entire
nrnHe OF me above house consisting Of parlor
~. dining ronan ans kitchen furniture Catalogues
n saic On tuesday At two Il. ", az a. canal street.
oiepdf assortment q furniture.
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ITO LEr.-CoUNTRv sEAT AT JAMAICA, WITH FROM
~ OF lard, 20 let for the TIL
svrns. Plenty q ir &c slsbGna Cor horse. sad csue
Apply 20 a. w. GUUGB. la Wan street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

ITO LET-TIiR SToRE AND CELLAR No. ITO READE
street. formerly occupied ~ grocery and nquOr store,
viii e' for any business o. low rent Apply 10 JULIEN
CREVfEh, IS Diane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

ITO LET-PARTIY FURNISHED POSSESSION NINE
4 dsiely handsome country seat at News Rochelle ten
snu'es walk srom depot snas, with three more acre.
% land House contains 10 Kitchen attached good
garden shade aud fruit stables coach house 10 APP
Oily - WIN. PtNkSHY, 81 EScbnnEe place, or GsSAHnUS
DAVIS, the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

Ambassador noees ladies' attendants cizens quarts &c
splendid narrative of Gfbhon partly the still
phcl and lnere ting account OF Renls even'fu career
aimed In the scccnd volume OF Liable de Sades Me
mohcs pour la Vie de Pearaue and as far the
Characters concerned entirely from Invention.
scene-Rome in the fourteenth century.
To conclude With the capital farce of
CHERRY BOUNCE
In which Mr.. @. Hola nd and Mr. Phips will perform
Box book open three days IN advance.
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~ ANN ETRryr-MANrrACroRY or PiELANs
M model bii1ard tables and combination cu.hcnsssler
rc,- rs ard Iss Brcedwsg .-igrcsassrs are esuoges
against mlSersb Die limitations offered for sale rnder sraf
anc with fe word "nechaniralr preNxed hereby
-vndns the s~ and rrsrng ouyar>ous swtrdie upss
he puklic ACHAEll PBELAN, Pasen.ea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

$UuS1s MORRILL,. AUCT1oNEER, NO. S3i BROADWAY.
WIN otter for sale Monday May H. an extensive az
.r,, ~ roods conaistng " rich and raro furniture,
oil paintings engravings and pianos silver ware. Jew
rT' AM ~ JsoSRsL. ssl Broaswa- cor Of Worth a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

oADEaY OF ntsIo TO LGr-FoB oPxkAA oul
"A certs halls lectures and similar r-rpct.ht- uvrDors
Apply IN ~ ~ wor.vs No acr's -,---s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

RIO LRT.-rnE THREE STORY AND HIGH BASgMgS
brown stone front house. No. lh3 u, Opposit
Tompkins square. Rent low 10 good tenant Apply
n SM1IH, No lgt Vest street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

NO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART or HOUSE, % CROSBY
street the lower part house Us Thompson street le
ebole part az house thee stories and basement nited
Nth dc, III Washington street, opposite Odd Felows
Hall lohoken the ~ Reade and good apart
nnenis different pars OF he cay Apply 10 JULIEN GRE
WEIR. IS Duane II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

h,uUIcANs AND SINNERS LOOK AT TT1s-nAvID
SCOTT auc,oneer VIII sell ON Tuesday, May ~ nj three
49,. T. IL on the premises the desirable and well known
Ibree Pigeons Hotel with stables carriage house, out
t,t, situated three miles from the foboken ferry,
y W. ,,bsr IN The tackensack ciank road Ia of ne
nrsi beautiful drives OF The city OF New York Hotel con
a,ns snsrinus ball rnom duing and sitting room, with
bnr roofn cellars ice house &c; everything IN the
os, refect order now doing rs rate business Stages
- tin,es daily This sale presents fine opportunity
10 those having the means to purchase as the properly VA
be rosyuiy foh the owner recurring rom onsness For