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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18
PINE GROVE ACADEMY,

YHyIIE exercises of PINE GROVE ACADEMY
IL. will commence on the second Monday III
March next, under the charge Of Dr.. L. B.
BOUCHELLE, who is an experienced and COM
petent teacher.
Rates per Scholastic Year.
For Algebra, Geometry and Latin Language $780,
{" Botany, Astronomy, Chemistry and 49, :.
Philosophy ........... ........ ~V)op
For Grammar, Geography and History,
Ancient and Modern. n...................l6, 1900
For Primary Branches. ..................:l 1900
Payable whenever students leave tie school.
Good board can be obtained at from 81 to S.
per month, in excellent families Said school is To-
Gated near the Road leading from Lofts to Mount
Willing. near Mine Creek. P. O., Edgefeld Dis
trict, S. c.
NJ. NJ. PADGETT.
JOSIAH PADGETT, =
LUXE RODGERS,
JOHN GILLEON,
ALLISON DELOAClI,
WILLIS L. STONE,
Feb. i 1857 st
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Cambridge Land for Sale.

TTIIE Subscriber offers for sae his r RESIDENCE
i in Cambridge, together with Twenty Acres Of
Land as fine an Orchard Of young Peach Trees, as
can bu found in the up pcountry, and failing
Spring. The buildings are in good order and conn
prise Dwelling Kitchen, Smoke House, Meal Room,
Barn, Stables, Cabin and Chicken House.
TERMs-s600 in Cash or Cash Notes.
H. r. GOODMAN.
Feb. 4 1857
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Notice This.

StTRAIED from the Subscriber un the 2lst 4
- January, Il Islir ,f sOrrel MARES, one seven
ears ni ami the other nine. They are about lour-
teen or fifteen hands high each with Ia white spot
in ,hc face, and are well broke 10 harness. a lib
,r reward vii! BE- pad for the delivery o! the said
Mares. or any information concerning them will be
gratefully received Direct to the Advertiser Office
or tu NY address a. ). DOLlEk, Jr.
Mt. Wiling =. o., Edyriicid, 5. G.
January 81 lSII u 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18

NJ The Friends of MIR. Nj. W. LYLES respect
fully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Colcc'
tor of Edrefcld at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18

TSTRAYED from my Stable on or about the
-sA 18th inst, one small BAY HORSE, very
heavy buii,, and heavy mane and tale. As well as
r. cn,l,rt al The feet are whit.---snal whitc blz,
uu The nose, and star between the ryes-slTrt cars
ANY Information. Of said Horse will be thankfully
received. JOHN \. MAYS.
Hamburg, Jan 81 At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18

cs;- Tax PAYERS viii bear il mind That am re-
uuirr. to make a return .f each white male
female born, married ur died in their respective
families during the year, and the number OF bucks
whn have been born nr died during ilr same period -
and come prepared to furnish the corr' ct rr;rrn
- Free l,c,sons Of c"l,r must make 'lnir re
turns in Alarcl,-o,hrrwiSc they will bc dr uhI'
taxed. TIIEOpllIl.US DEAN. Tc E.p.
j
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u-j@The friends Of STARTLING TUfNEl an
uouncc him a candidate for Tax Collector at the
ancninr nlrniinn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18
Notice.

a IL Persons indebted TO the Estate of Nathan.
"A icl Corlcy, decd, arc requested to settle the
same without delay, and those having demands
against said Estate are hereby notified to render
them in properly attested, by the 5th day of May
next, otherwise their claims will positively be de-
barred. B. CORLEY, Adm'or.
Feb 3m s
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Cass Count l. q u Il S
70 r s A |

A MOST valuable Plantation lying on the Wcs-
IN tern &c Atlantic I.ail Read embracing the
lands upon which the Casvie Wood.Station i. CT
ted AMI only two and lsli miles from Clssvillc,
and within two miles of he Cherokee Baptist Col
'rgc anh the Methodist Female Coll sc.
This tract contains 700 Acres, Of which only
100 acres are in cultivation, the rest being heIry
,imbercd and so convcni,n nj To the W"od-Statinn,
that every stick 'f timber can be readily converted
into money. The mprovcm nts consists Of rnni-
for,a!lc dwelling, u good Gin House and all other
out houses sc.
There are ON this tract about 10 acrs Of very fine
meadow land, half Of which! is set in Herds Grass
This land is capable Of producing about 1000 lbs.
Of Cotton, 90 bushels Of Wheat or 4O bushels OF
Corn. The surplus timber on the tract wll' n sold
will more than repay the purchase money. Any
person wishing TO purchase tile above tract are re-
rcrcd TO j. II. MINIS.
Feb II 1857 3m
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Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
NN7ILL be sold on the first Monday III AaFc''
wv next. the following negroes:
lack aoed &c years, good House servant.
1JTNEY. AGED 45 years good washer and lroncr
SARAH ANN, aged 81 years, good washer and
TrRus-on credit until lst January 1893
with interest and approved security.
B. WALDO, ExorS
JAS. y. LIrsCOMB, ''N ''S'
Pnh JS 1851 " 70
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headquarters,

10Th REGIMENT, S. c. NJ, !
NINE CREEK, Jan. 81, 1857.
ORDERS, NO
EN obedience to orders from Gen. J. R. Viewer,
Il an Election will be held at Richardson's, OH
Wednesday the 25th February, for MAJOR
GENERAL, First Division, S. G. NJ, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Major
Gen. MCGOWAN.
Captains Peterson and Hare are hereby instruct
ed to act as Managers.
10Th Rcg't., S. c. M.
JAMES WHITE, Adj't
Feb st
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TO PRINTERS.

WYE have on hand and for sale cheap-esS
W than half the original costa first rate lot
of CHASES, of all Sizes and as good as new.
Twenty pair of CASES, with a few JOB CASES,
all in good condition.
Also, lot of Brass GALLEYS, Slice and Plain
wood GALLEYS, Composing STICKS, STANDS,
No. ROLLER MOULD, &c: all of which are
for sale remarkable cheap. Apply at this office.
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CoI,rt is Coming!

A Nd will say to my salula friends, that has
"A to attend, and prefer to stay at private
House, r,
That have something 10 cat, upon Log creek,
And a place to sleep, for Man and Beast,
All for ole Dollar piece.
NJ. ETIIEREDGE.
Feb lS lSJI 1t
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Law Notice,
= enti S trV.

'EoIE Subscriber h.s opened an s:-szs:>, -,
/ Office Immediately in rear Of iiIHfff5;=s iIffF5;;=<sss
where !c wilI attend To amy bu>inr>s I-Lllj
pertaining Ia s rrn(cssi"n. Mems Patent Teeth,
Curvilircar Gum anl Block !, 9Th, rnm
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Single Teeth to Entire Sets

Pu, W in Il style to please the most A't0"us
Dentists wishing teeth put ny on Mems Patent,
can have it done by sending in their Plates at very
moderate prices.
Dentists Giud and Silver Plate. Guid Si'v'r and
platina Wire, round, half ronn, and c!:nircal
maj, ,o order IL. PiEtkEE
y. E.-A settlement always at the completion OF
the wuk. oo
July 80 Il ~
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J a m e S HeneV,

A = G & z A, q e o S q A,
BEiS Just received fresh supply of Mourning
q q and Emhrilcrcd COLLARS and SLEEVES,
Infants Embd WAISTS and DRESSES. Swiss and
Jaconct BANDS. EDGEINGS and INSERTlNGS,
Misses C0LLARS-A sO--a large lot of Whale
hone Camhric. Manila and Embroidered SKIRTS,
CL0AKS, Ladies and Chdrens HOSE, sc.
AugH>ta Jan. ~ 1857 tt
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Notice.

II WILL not fill any order after. this date, to Town
A or Country, without the Cash enclosed, as sell
Goods for small profit, and am not authorized to
sell Goods on the shortest lime. 49, 50
s.: E. BOWERS, Agent. :.
Hamburg, Feb 10 1857 >. TT ~: S,
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Notice.
Notice..

4 LII persons having demands against Edmund
~ l.. Wha,ley, are requested to present them to
the undersigned, and all persons in anywse indebt-
cd to said Edmund l.. Whatley, are requested 10
make immediate payment TO the Undersigned
w. W. ADAMS, Assignee.
January ~ 1857 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18
FRESH Imported Garden Seed,
NEW CROP.

4 Large and select assortment Of RELIABLE
N SEED, im"r;ri lirect from the hest Seed
Growers in Europe embracing every variety. viz:
English Cal,h;:.,:;, Bcc,s, Beans Onion<, Garden
P,as. Ne. &c.
For sale Wholesale or Retail, by
WM. IIAlNES.
Augusta, January 27 1857 I'm
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state os South Carolina,

Nv ORDINARY.
ry W. +. DURlSO T., Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
field District.
NTllEREAS, Charles NJ. Freeman hath applied
w TO ME for Letters Of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chatlles, rights and credits OF
Robert p Harrison late Of the District aforesaid,
decd.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas-
ed 10 be and appear heDre me, at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefeld
Court House, on the 23rd day Of February inst, to
show cause if any why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ninth day Of
February in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffly.seven and in the eghty-tirst year
Of American Independence: .,
February 10. 1857 " D
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18

ra:- The Friends of Capt. L. W. horn, re-
spcctruily announce him as a Candila!e for, Tax
Collector Of Elgclicd District, Il; the ensuing crc-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-18
CiOakS and Talln:lS.

EpROOM s. NORREIL have received few
q D more handsome CIOAkS and TALMAS
some extra ric which they will sell low.
augusta, Georgia, Dee l6 1856 If %
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a.i:;s;sssslrator's Notice.

/ Lii persons having demands against the Is
y tate Of Sarah Gregory. decd. requested to
reader in their accounts properly attesied without
DELAY, am those indebted must make payment at
an calr Iatc. am determined to make inaeset-
lcrncn; in sllolt time
RICHARD GREGORY.
F,h + 1877 3In
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Office.

vuNIIE Public are hereby informed that from anu
after this date | do not intend to lec"Sh'Hc
,,,. on. as my Agent to settle the Estate OF my
i,,r husband, Randall Dclaughtcr, as am the
Adm;m;stratrix OF said Estate, and will attend t"
the same myself. .,,,,m,,, ,,,,.n,,
Wv ,." MARY DELAUGllTER, -iGmrX:
IL 1QS1 1T
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

OhNNldUL mhNUI dO1VNl9
BY F. L. SMITH.
1NHE Subscriber having purchased Mr.. Chas
i NlcGregor's interest in the Carriage Estab-
ishment at Edgcfeld G. f., heretofore known az
McGREGOR & SMITHS, respectfully announces
his intention Of carrying on the business on more
extensive scale than formerly, and will strive to
please all who may favor him with their patronage
He will continue to build
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, R0CKAWAYS, &C.
Of the best material, and have them finished by
skifu and experienced workmen.
lie will give his undivided attention to the inter-
est of his customers, and hopes to receive liberal
SHIRE Of public encouragement. He returns his
warmest thanks to the former friends Of the Esab-
Iishment and trusts that they will continue to give
him their support. F. L. SMITH.
Jan 81 # 2
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EXECUTORS SALE

1k1ASS VAN N$SS~'
DY an order from W. F. Durisoc, Ordinary OF
ID Edgeield District, We will proceed to sell on
Thursday, 26th February inst,
At the late residence Of Avory Bland, Decd, all
the Real and Personal Estate of said Decd, not
otherwise disposed Of, consisting OF one vacant
LOT in the Village of Hdgefeld, adjoining lands
of VIM. Logue, John Colgan and c. NJ Gray. one
LOT one mile from the Village of Edseheld, lying
on the Columbia Road, containing eleven acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of James ID. Minis,
E. II. Coyar, W. F. DuriSoe, E. Is. Bacon ana Mrs.
Farrow. -AisO- ,.
one other LOT, two miles from the Village, lying
nm the Columbia Road, containing ono acre, more
or less, and adjoining lands of John Huiet, Wiley
Crane and H. \. Gray One this last named Lot
there is GOOD Dwelling House.
TWO NEGROES,
ono of whom is very valuable Bootmakcr
T0IJSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, iIor-
Sos Mules, Stock of Cattle. Hogs, Corn, Fodder,
peas Oats Shucks, Cotton and Cotton Seed, Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Plantation and Blacksmith's Tools,
&c, &c. ,.,,,.
TERMS oY SALE-On credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale. Purchasers to
give Notes with good personal surcties, to secure
~ ia: BLAND,) :
Us. sMYIY. !
Feb II 1857 IT
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Notice..

4 IL Persons having claims against the Estate
n of Benz. Corley, decd. will render them in
without delay, and those indebted must make
payment forthwith. B. C0RLEY, Admir-.
Feb 3m s.:
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Pot Ash.

~ l.. PENN. Agent, has just received sup
VI. ply ofPOT ASH, Put up in Tin cans, with
full directions for making soft and hard soap.
Jan 81 Il
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IEackrcI! MackrcI!!

TEvlIOSE wishing FINE FISH, inspected and
IL packed where they arc caughe,uf all sizes and
numbers, call on S. Z. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Jan. 9Th 1857, # SO
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cVFNFwR svyrRF -aFoKag PsrtIaosE AGAINST
- HsfmHN ~ Nat Al Ia .. su.a~ ~ lldgm-ni u
4fnrrns Nnusl az - Neu NHrt uu -
~ hsnis f.rtsngs - As ey ~ sew vcrt " q n Ten
tAlN HufIfH
AltAa ~ ffair fnse 80 ~ r,~c~ rsre n e-otod
tHsa nr suf tsiss ~ Far~.un sarf n ~ riiy -
i~4fs a NfNass taFsrA aaesaef ~ p gunt-r LNrlfe
tuntrrf nnt erk @f tnan Led reaefy n frfs ID sfsd
wav. 80 Iffg 10 u nruher tee'Fe hHrfr~ sHA
u.trN fflt ~ rfssa lse trifrug ~ thsre-
srnkAHa afI asrsffrlr ~ ~ nher twelve hun--f snt
rre ~ So nsinNE ~ -vadt r ft ~ retF FertY hvs
90 het ara eneth aash eide Une hRnttei tsr fe~l
b a. a. pru-aw = uunsnlv knnwn uns,ber hun
tfss an twelve ,Stb ns,stsar ~ o. tfy n N-s vws
NAsgS 4. wu1sxf, shersf
q oocr~tx rrasu.f-s Arrnsy
kKv ioex. s9as a ioss.
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a UcrIoN sALs OF suPrHIon RICHLY o,RvgD

A UcrIoK SALE 90 suPrHIoR RICHLY CARVED
"A ~s~~od pArios faru valuable rsanprt-
Sniasd vth pearl snns ~ r~.~od 10 dsa sAnn brcssis
Psri~n IRE Arb chlns chly deco
b II. r.
LKKDe. Auctone-r vii eel hts day. Thursday. N lOH 0ek
The rsd~oce 70 Ht Tweny STA street fs~ dopru from
sax9 seess al he rniare. uno~tly made N
Or cNrvsf rosswood pisuoorie. richly
leGs but shorr time
saad.. tSo r~~~od eiexer~s with mirrr
s~p md bsoA-. marble about twn hundred yh-d. ~
royal .elvr cs-ps s hree ply and ingram cuxnoui he
xoa~e, gs-y heavy lace AMI brv-ss curtAins.
PrUuch
s,s,n brcAel made crd~r rvsah chairs reception
A. side and sofa tsbl~s
GAry hAoA~ costly framed Oh paintings rarfsn and b.1as.
Nnber frnure cosising OF
rosr rnArhle top bureaus and ~ashssnds sofa
cioh sud hrosel rch Dslni-d shafes
vu~r~rs< sad ushns.ns b@d.enis rurlcd hAr aud
Sprsnx uAr~~s-s po~s ard hos-r. b-iding o'-' --ts
~ fmrx table large ard choice ss-prt
~ and slv-rDae also. Quantity ~ crock
sry aGf shsn furniture, olnTes clocks nr;ur-s sale
rysreuytwy, without rsgsrd n weather cstslNgues ~
b. b,ps- deyosit ~ b Telur- from al purchaser
he prompt payment Of the hl cArcfh rNrnsn In
si.~ndars~ 70 psrh and ship " needed.
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a sTposy sLErCKEk AUOr1GNEEk FORT
"A GsshnsSpu properly aa suctou-A. j. Bi.EE,iK ER a
No vsli Iii 81 Thursday June H. at IL O'Clock at the Mer
1870 I-rksnwe hole at the well known Ste
Dsy divdsd Are large plots and which call be advsn
Ss~sas DIN i~d by uernen desirsus Of securing
- s-d pxr-els 81 six lots being the depot
- Nh AIN 70 ninu. Of hau,bers early nspac
gvuund hsf~s the sale In advisable t. admit
- ~ he most desirable pert OF the city for dine residences
CAL ~ n0cs Of auctioueer TOR The
r~aAn. asd yoss No and sixty ave per cent
n N
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YacHr 90 r.KrTY TONS C~PPPR pAsTEvvn
n sld 80 orisr. 10 be a. The fnot OF Eleventh
A coon wArCu poo wAsrED.-.DDREss x B..
n hsrnN az
ENPIHR CtTr Hs sATrA CfuA-Tas NENHsRs Oy
Y, ln rlah Ntl uirsar - q Ms'hswe', 30 south
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- iriH Order no sfrirr Res 81 irch~s deep sN
sfnrs ir-ly AMI cfnrlet~ ~ sale for
80 ln4os-@ GUleixf. tosimNn oo The Battery. near
ITO sronrs~rN- rfgRoN SHOOTING witt TAKE
lft sasiu.s 90 srentt duubir hsrrlled open
A. 81 grfrnfn ~ cee@ atgrc Whrn Tailor a7d fon
sh.s fhsre 81 - ave hurdr-d piael,s on
A. rrvunt JOHN TAILOR Jersey tNy
Nrsnr FuR ssLN-Huur sXPRssd.Y ros Psi
~ - 80 sne ~ sa,sssniisi manner. opp-s
fsf' .frftat as ~if ~ ~ .prurt-nsnc n~ccssAsy
hai ~ a rs-sr ~ oce q raciag
ezra srf.st 90 "a vurs.ug csntss crshf'us awning
r.r-let t-Balh- a aui.hss " ne aus ~orkmsu iss
= anrff $50 arsaFuanfs F pers Esld
fsst tarhes sci igfert f-~ hrif v-ry
hus, 49, ggergaan &c rae eroe. hsvies h.o nnh
~ stf.si alprri grh - - v-sy a.. sa,er p~
\ y. % = ososs SIs5Gfscx AZ nro.a--
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TKnPosED DATES or SAILING.

For freight passage apply TO
Et'NAkh X. CplalNS 5S Wall street, New York.
BROWN HPLEY a co. Liverpool.
Stephen kENNARD 4 Co, y austin Friars, London.
X. "a. W AlNW FRIGHT 4 co. Paris.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jew, Try precious metals
less bills at sdng ued therefor and the value hereof
expressed therein.
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errrs,sl,, srpr-sr A A. ~, for Dunxss.
i,rn.ks express 81 A ~. for Hufsl.
asii :. n NJ fof Drnsirk and i'so and r,cru H1Ass
fnss.pd p.~~us-- s0P ~, va r'~ru.oat ne srnsr~s
Nsy p.sssS ssr' as. N, '~ ss~busx. xia6Saows sss
TrsrssI :. NJ n ,.r Dunsrs and sussa ,na lassr>s
flaF Ahns
nltitetprssa as z. q. fx ,unsrs.
srN sspr~~ .sr Y for Bnasin.
H. snoss w>lns daily, Sundays escsyset
me- trsins c0rneci Al klrirA ~fh ne GnfrA
I-rsndasus Nrd ssFsrs Fs Rain "a, 's Ffsx~rs rsss
At Hnsh.nfrn vn he Syv>rp~e ard bnsnAn,os RaAirgak,
t~r ma OF, Buffalo, co~nirS and Nev vo<4
4.flrr~f BEND With nelA fAOs-
swsns wr~-r Rslrv~d fof serNnEn; a HorneNsvNA.
vss ne pusslo ssv yovs Csy Railroad ms BuAlc: y
sueAp Dursst ~*h ~ Ahs sAcr- RsiuaA fcR us~o
isrA s~r1nnsn 3 ete n~srotL chlcarn ke
uOmna RAAeD0AA rsonAmA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

UCTIoN sAfk Of sUrERfOR RICHLY CARVED
N yAr0r furUiture, valuable r~~w,l pisonfr-
fnlslf pearl suits Of 81 ~ rich ssun hrp-zirl.
large ceib fkran aud frtuch chsA richly dec.
sNsd RIVAL velvet cu2es, ou pan ngs, .tsurs ~ =
NASH Will sl 30 frtay Aune ~ Al lnis oc'sk,
ne residspce, 10 West ffrtnh tlrui tes dNrs rom
Eith above. all tie ltrntuse. mosr made 90
der Round cared risrsof pisBnoris. rFhv
carved superior Instrument. In nse hui shori time; ~p
se~rd stands tao rosewood eiegeres. Nth mirror
ard bsrk. mHrbe 'op. about tsD bnntrei yards =
yeivt ge also hrse pf nnd uErsa nouGhpu n
souse gs=es heavy lare 81 hf1sael CnrRins a
richly esrvsd psr1r fr ure oovsrcd french "a
orvcAiei made Nrsr Nish chairS rerrpuuu On.
msthis t0y -lie eud ala stes. ssCtarf
ookcas@ frss.sd 81 rrlnnTs, PAfisa ard tl AZ
ard nee Ornaments. inuJer furnfre cuus-ne 81
rsswd wNstle 80 dcssss bureaus and sshsiaats -iA
chairs has cot ~ nrais RIB rainiei shtiss
wood and mshogAny hrses's pure crried hsir ant
cpriag ustesses puoss ard bostsr- bedt no, ies s-
dining "a s arl~ anf ciltiCe assr
tent ~ shus and sl-sA silver Hi1 ~ ~ cryt
and krsu furuiturr. lounge rirks htru. slr
percmyory without rssard 70 wsahsr. tlial guf. a. ne
bnrss. dspo-n .l be r~qrd run AZ purrhAs-rn -
cure prompt pas hs hill4 t@rtin IN
ntkft4nos y tacs ship " seeded Pcrsns w.nt %
.sgersr furrlurr N fus nrisr shoaf II ~nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

a TRY aooDs AND FANCY STOCK Az AUCTION
"a 0asuuusuon SALE NJ wRAY. Auct,onerr. viii cell tss
CAV 10 oclos hs slancs n he stcs of tho old
C~tAklshed RivnEon street comprising
~ hosiery, rl0vcs isnes edg'nrs trim
srhgs goods a. k he leave ADD AZ
SsiF positive. deposits nrr A. he time q SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

uOHOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE a HOME FoH
II the Veterans of the War of 1914 3 and IA. MuscAI
and Intellectual Entertainment at he Hall Of the Dem DIS
of Tw third STREET and second
Thur,Tay evening. June H. ISL Many OF the Vesr
In eedy the Amsbouse and
blind: and IL propose" that subscription nnd
upwards be taken s roughou' the city and state o. New
York order provide home the soor and indigeD
~ brongnou the State. Let every psir,c hear,
spond this call while rejoice IN the liberties
nv let forget those who fought to defend them The
following gentlemen have kindly scented to address the
auoience the OCCASION Rev. CharesJ Jones' Rev d. d
Grah.m Stewart L. woodford Esq. VIM H. Knapp. Esa.
variety OF choice Vocal and Insirumen,a Music by the
following gentlemen who have kindly volunteered:A Qua
ette Cur, Mr. George Cook, sr Sam Brcwer Mr. CLARK
Mr. Gap'bers will preside the pianoore. Tickets ado
Rentemep 25 lndies tickets IL cents 40 be had
the hall previous the and Mt the door the
The 81 this for the OF
dea, ing the or pr ting and publishing OF subscrp
ton lists advertisements &c The will
O'Clock Front seats reserved ladies' The Veterans
will be present full uni orm and will be escorted to the
n band OF music.