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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Col. Orr.

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Col. Orr,
1t is now generally conceded that our
highly popular a distinguished Repre-.
sentative il Cons will be the next
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
1t will also be gratifying to his constituents
to know that he is appreciated in the grea,
West, as well as other sections Of the coun.
try. His whereabouts is likewise indicated
in the following article from the St. Louis
Leader:
Hon. JAMES J.. ORR-This distinguish.
ed South Carolina statesman has been in
our city for several days, and will leave TO-
day on a short trip to Kansas. Few men
in this country have risen moro rapidly to
high position as statesman, than Col.
Orr. Ike was first elected to Congress in
1913, when very young, and has been re-
elected without opposition to each succeed
ing Congress. So great is his popularity in
Ills State that none could DE found 10 op.
pose him for his seat. lie immediately
took a high stand in Congress as a debatcr
aud on account Of his courteous bearing TO.
wards his felIow-members, he has succeed
ed in making most useful Representative,
IN procuring the passage of bills that de-
pend more upon personal exerton than
anything else. He has long beon regarded
as the leader of the Democracy in the
House, and his party has frequently attemp
ted to elevate him to the Speakership. We
stated few days since that Mr.. Orr had
already been elected to the next Congress,
and that the report Of his declining to run
again was untrue. 1t is true that he has
been elected, but we regret to learn from
him that he will not be candidate for the
succeeding Congress, and that he has so
notified his constituents. 1t will be great
loss to his State to be deprived Of his ser
vices after he has represented it with so
much ability for ten years.
Mr.. Orr is South Caroliuian bv birth,
was educated at the University of Virginia
aud is now about thirty-six years of age.
Immortality.
PRENTIcE's beautiful thoughts are always
beautifully expressed. Listen to him, and
fail to admire if you can:
"Why is it that the rainbow and the
cloud come over us with beauty that is
not of earth, and then pass away, and leave
us TO muse on their faded loveliness Why
is 1T that the stars, which hold their nightly
festival aroun1ythe midnight throne, are
placed above the reach of our limited fac.
ulties, forever mocking us with their unap-
proachable glory! And Why is it that
bright forms of human beauty are presen-
ted to our view, and then taken from us
leaving the thousand streams of affection to
How back in Alpine torrents upon our
hearts We are born for higher destiny
than that OF earth. There is a realm where
the rainbow never fades, where the stars
will bc set out before us, like Islands that
sumbcr on the ocean, and where the beau
tiiul beings that pass before us like me-
teor, will stay in our presence forever"
Prof Lieber.
Prof LTnpER, for many years a professor
in the South Carolina College, has boon
elected to the Professorship OF History in
the Columbia College, n. Y. A merited
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

ANOTHER DEATH.--Hon. Mr.. Petriken
member of the Pennsylvania House of Rep
resentatiyes, died at Harrisburg, Friday,
from disease contracted at the National
Hotel in Washington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

EFFEcT OF RAILRoADs.-Tho ST. Louis
lntelttgencer Of a recent date, notices the ar
rival in that city direct from Charleston, of
one hundred and thirty bales Of Hay, which
sold at profit to the owner. 1t was cari-
ed over The Memphis and Charleston Rail
road. making the journey from Charleston
TO St Louis in six days. .nq ,~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

REvivAL.--rhe revival of religion, OF
which we made mention two weeks ago,
(says the Spartanburg 6f@mn,) in tho
Methodist Church, in this place, has been
sIngularly cheering to that Church. We
learn that the aceessions of white members
amount to ff'yfOur- colored forty seven,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

A MOE Country TO LIVE IN.--An ex-
tract of a.letter from an officer of the Uni
ted'Statos army, dated Fort Cass, Fla, May
9, is published in the National Intelligent
Ger. The writer says:
We are nearly devoured by musoue.
toes. do all my writing in bed under tho
bars, which will account for this letter be-
ing in pencil. For the last ten days Ihave
not been able to write at my desk, and |
have slept but two nights during the same
period. The men are better off than am,
and they are not far from being used up
Besides the musquetoes we are troubled
with scuryy and dysentery, and in fact near
iiy all the ills that flesh is heir to. 1t would
take the Indians at least 20 years to kill as
many men as>'he climate Of Florida does
in six months"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

The SHAPE OF KISS, While lady
and gentlemen were conversing, the latter
inquired of the former the shape Of kiss.
After moments reflection, the lady replied
she supposed il was circular. No, replied
the gentleman, it's aliP.ick!e.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

To CORRESPONDENTS. Several articles
on hand, go over for want of attention, to
future numbers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

NEv ORLEANS, May l5 Mexican ad.
vices state that the Sonora fllibusters were
all shot on the 9th inst, and that the coun-
try was now quiet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

CnoE man for being angry when he ID
snngry. what will you get by Il, save soma
OF the foam Of his overlooking rase oast't,r,.
on youY As God Is said 10 ,,ava corno
down in the coolof the day TO re otoye All.
am so likewise We should eefae II The COO,
seSson OF mans passions, when ain IL oniet
ana temperate within, for then there d lie
greatest probability Of rIsgly ilauehclbo.
him, Nt%Ff'' sF&a Tsg 's'3t'iiSgk
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Pennings and Clippings.

FoKEIoR. We have nola,c news from
Europe or Gen. Walker. News, of all
kinds, except that which is bad, is alarming
ly scarce!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

DISTRESSING EvENT.-On Prince Ed
wards Island, on the night of the 4ih inst,
the residence of Samuel Cannon was de.
stroyed by fire, and four of his children
burnt to death. The mother escaped, but
was prevented by the strength OF The spec.
taors from throwing herself into the flames
10 rescue her children.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

HAIL SroRM.-On Thursday terrible
hai'storm passed over Richmond, Indiana.
About 5000 panes Of window. glass were
broken.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

4 HARnrsDpRo (Pa.) paper states that
ex Governor j. w. Geary has signiEed his
willingness to accept the nomination to The
Governorehip Of Pennsylvania, should il be
rendered him by the American State Con
yention, which is soon to assemble, Parry
lines seem 10 have become in,iistinct IN the
Nofthern iStetes, where Bennett of the
Herd.d one day calls upon the friends Of
Fremont TO rally for 1860, and few DAYS
after makes an rqually urgent appel in be.
half OF MIR. Fillmore and where Ex. Gov
ernor Geary. who was appointed 10, and
held for q loag time, the Goyernorsbip Of
Kansas. ss q "stTsight.oui' = Democrat, has
no "scrupliogs Of conscience" about accept
Jog the American nomination for Governor
of his own State, eo,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

CHARLEsrowN ALDERMAN AND 500. 600
MISSING, The usual quiet Of the city Of
Charlestown, Mass, has been greatly dis.
lurbed in consequence Of the Sndden dis.
appearance of Alderman Edward Ward
Many were inclined to disbeieye the story
but upon careful inqniyies il was found 10
be- s%, true. 1t is prohNLle That no left lat
Wednesday, lie carried on the lumber
business In company will, Thomas Green,
IeaL, under the name of Thomas Greenlsaf
y 20 iheir wharf is located at tho Neck
on inc Mysl'c tlver, and he has had the
tprincipal care Of the business. Il Il thouoLt
that be has taken from $4,000 TO 400 feoo
with him, OF money belonging to the firn,
and others, which will fail heavily on M HE
partner. BEFORE leaving he converted h;s
dwelling house and othor thines into oasb
hold Of. W" ses
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

FRIGHTENED TO DEATm.-A post mortem
examination has been held on the body of
Nugen', who was arrested for disinterring
the bodies of young children. at Concord,
\. O., to make "medicine" of them. The
physicians could find no poison, and came to
the conclusionthat he died from the effects
OF fright at being arrested.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

STRANGE SrchTs. Tom says the other
day he saw walking match, and Bill says
that's nothing, for he saw a candle run.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

QuIcK TRAvELLING.- THE mail was re.
celye1 in St. Louis on Wednesday, 18th
instant, from Cincinnati in G hours and ls
minutes, by the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road. Thus. day by day, does this monarch
OF Western Railways establish its claim on
the public regard as the greatest "ins,itu.
ton" Of the age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

TTRACTIvE SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FUR.
"a niture made by Bochs 4 mdt.-Magnifcent
wood panoforte valuable collection of oil paintings splendid
carved rosewood furniture in suit bronze and marble
RUSSELL W. wEsTCoTT will sell, this day, Monday,
December 49, at l0 O'clock the premises No l52 West
Twenty first street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues the
house. which offers extraordinary Inducements to pur
chasers who rely the whole being absolutely sold
without Responsible will be in attendance 70
ship the goods purchasers which must be removed
the house Immediately after the sale Full descriptive
catalogues be obtained at the house which consist in
dining which will be sold at 10Y O'Clock precisely OF
oak extension dining table elegant gold band and decorated
ware all manufactured by Rogers Brothers, consisting OF
silver sayers. kettles pitchers casors cake baskets
spoons forks a. marble side board oak chairs
apesry, and druget secretary, bookcase, &c.
PARLOKS
Will be sold at III O'clock furnished throughout In
wood and consist of three elegant full suits Of rosewood fur
nure covered in satin and brocade and silk velvet with slip
all in perfect order two rosewood marble top etc
eres with plate doors and back elegant carved
months marble top centre sofa and pier tables rosewood
etegeres with mirror backs Turkish and reception
chairs covered TAPESTRY and brocade ys Fren IN
tary superb manel mirrors with three pier MIR
match all richly framed rich and costly china
PAINTINGS AND MARBLE GROUPS.
EN- bracpg the Amazon, Feast Of Bacchus Venus at the
Bath the Three Graces, with magnificent fruit piece by
men chamber library furniture consisting osewood
bureaus bedseads, hair mattresses bedding, wardroes
and mahogany furniture in harcoh bronze clocks
carpets marble washsands and toilet
chandeliers sofas, cottage chairs mirrors portable heater
ranges olcothr stair carpets, dc. No postponement
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nAsIEL. $. HoUoH, AucrroSEER = OFFICE go
III HrnAdwnN

n
GENUINE and sale auction elegant
tomorrow Tuesday Dec - nj 10Y a. NJ precisely all "a.
ass ws 81 Of ~ ~ west
c.nrs .s s sb e
rere carpets elegant vases rich embroidered lace
Dining rooms = Carved wanu, buffet. extension table,
carved pedestal 81 Nicholas dining and arm chars cane
tapestry carpets together with All the chns and silver
isa piece. breakfast Do cut glass ware Of
s,sy @ silver e, and
liquor easter with bottles baskets salts but
&c s1ls a. 's he
.n . ssnr s su p aSs rsspoa oa
rssumssni ehsrs solid corner and ws etssere
s%sScidered sr.pery f.rssn shades.
yey large and APPENDED bronzes s,we cosy agnres
statue sire Madonna and several other very hne
Sminsa. srss.. la rich sold flames ssSc,.sii Noun
.sn.r BY Beese large aud msri,ious painting a.o
Holy FsmIy" " Hooper siso amsesed paintings ~ =
variety % elegant Dreses china vases Pan figures and
Middle psrcrS carpets su Of paror furniture in.
green and soid brocateI centre table, oval glass AZ
esss se Curtains ami shade. ne snssSns msne
and vases rosewood chair: nl,a with satin wGGs fsn
carved case octave pianos nesrly new IN PEREZ,
besides host Of other articles which, 80 be appreciated
Frops Hsi-carved hall chairs massive rosewood hall
stand bronse hall Aubassen stair carpets silver plated
ohsnber. second .,oryrspe-,ry carpets carved rose
10 10 60 lbs holsters and pillows; hne blankets and
bedding rosewood bureaus comuode chna toilet sets
ane glass rosewood bookcase rosewood couch and funi
10 match In and pearl damssk tine
cravings, curtains, shades, &c. &C.
single sua Of rosewood furniture carved and covered in ns
green velvet, shades and curtains splendid amour
glaze, /" psycae glass, &c "
wash-tanes wardrobes sofas, chairs dvsns mattresses
Deaorgsye catalogue. can be had the house only on
morning OF sale. Terms cash In current funds Goods
ruus Immediately. Careful car,men will be in
attendance 70 pack AMI ship Il desired
DANIEL = HoUGH, Auc,ioneer.
I'D Broadway.
IpwIRp sCHENcR, AucrroNEER SUPREME
NJ Co.rt-Henry Clark and others against Charles X.
Townaend. Gerald Gray. .. Y. Townsend and others
order made In this the fourteenth day
bidder public auction the fourth day Of January next
the late firm OF Townsend GRAY SIS Broad
WAY be,wep Eleventh and Twelfth streets IN the city OF
boy mems clothing, brosdclohs and such articles
are uiuYn genemens furnishing and tailoring stores,
also crhers shelves Desks furniture and iron safe In
o. b. BREWSTER, receiver Of said arm.
EDWARD scHENcK AuCTroNEER.-By az. ".
~ SCHENCK-On Monday, 2Sh Inst, At O'Clock, ut
eiah persons one pony sesh for fonr persons
elegant cutter also several single harness sleigh
BELLS &C. also wolf silver badger rscooo and other sleigh
and lap robes.
EDwARn sCHENCK AuCTIONEER.-BY y. ar II.
- scHENCk on Thursday. slst inst At one O'Clock, A.
their saesroom No A. Nassau street very last sorei
horse 10 hands high perfectly sound and kind
hsrne.s and under the saddle but seven yesr old ss July
never been trained and believed be the best horse Of his
ese IN NE r,a'e sod 70 cover execution.
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DRY GOODS wANTED.-f,g TO fs0GO ~ DRY
IL good. wanted which will be paid twenty cent IA
cash and the balance in good property houses IN Pnsde
phis coal lands mineral lands eld choice lands IN Mnne
Illinois and Iowa address Dry Goods box Sl Post
once
HOUSE wANTED--A low PRICED HOUSE AND
lot In New York Brooklyn Jersey city for which the
cash viii be paid Price 20 sui, the times Inquire At the
Real ENsate and Business Agency Nassau street room ~
vxyANTrD-A HOUSE IN A GOOD LOCATION WITH
w the modern Improvements; not 70 eteeed sir hun
dred dollars year Address stating location ana style of
house, n. G. r., Herald Office.
WANTED fMMHDIATELy-A SMALL COTTAGE
w house or part of small house with Kitchen In Brook
iyn Hoboken 81 the ferries, IN respectable
neirhbcrhood Address stating location number Of rooms
ard terms which mus, be moderate House, Dor 3s2 Pos,
Office
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AMUyNME

AmO
RRoADw .Y THHAf2E. Cal. ,..,.o
- ra. s as. Academy Music rh,sFf II Milo.
= FSs:.sa, s % he s a.ss
'''' ''' NV Vac sH ;sBS SS5sSraIA 20 IS
THE oh sSS42sEg sSsc 2ess 81 rsSssoaD
Thirty 1h0us" TE EeTs eET have sIsrdY ysed
A SPLENDID BILL FOR HOLIDAY WEEK.
Splendid Equesirianism
THREE GREAT CLOWNS
rr..o The ! great .s Performing Elephant.
WIN '''' MXGNIvIcENT ENTERTAINMENTS,
superior to any offered IN the city
RowERy THEATRE.
s1s % .aS psus
boxes y and VI Seat. GREAT Hfsfs cents
Sixth week Of sss %s%H S%r HANS co.
STAR TROUPE or THE WORLD.
Positively las. A Efsa y and fD' SSEofAra
New and superb acts acrobac feats splendid oavcades
Seventeen acts To Conclude with the sdventuresof
RURToN's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
- on Monday VIII commence the third week OF the une
sSRr f%
fulle, and most fashionable audiences in the city, and elicit
i The con- ed iSo o. THE NICE FIRM
Charles Mathews and Burton the partners Brousham and
rHn GREAT Gun HNFasS .ns TACTICAL SOUTH
with Charles Mathews in two parts and many COMPUTATIONS.
Tim IRISH LION with Broughaln "a Tom Moore
To morrow-las time of LONDON ASSURANCE with us
ON night Of John Broashsms new bur
lesque Of COLUMBUS, with new scenery and music.
JVooDs BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE
w street.
''"'' GEO CHIiisTY i wooD's MINsI REIs,
Under the direction of II. Wood snd Geo. Christy.
Ethiopian Minstrelsy, to conclude with
TIE RoGUERIEs OF THOMAS
in0"'' date Of wasck's theaireJ wv '''''-1
Tickets cents Doors at to con mence at ia o'clock
L,RANKLIN MUSEUM iy7 GRAND STREET ONE DOOR
from Broadway-Hoday attractions continued. Grand
s''''' u '1'' NEW YEARS WEEK
Two performances every day, commencing at
3ocIock In the afternoon and at in the evening,
when Madame Wharton entire troupe OF beautiful femala
MODEL ARTIsTEs,
will appear The company composed of the finest formed
world boast Of and selected for their ar
'''' SAUL TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
who will appear in fourten living pctnres every afternoon
evening during the week with otbe original entertain
'e"''' ARAB GIRLS,
the Female Opera Troupe Ballet Company Mons Gregohe
the Hercules OF the age &C. the whole forming
GRAND HOLIDAY WEEK OF ATTRACTIONS
cents soges ~ rfyssr
3aLd Great novelties and double troupe Friday
Jan. 1888 both in the after noon and evening mporsM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan. benefit Of Miss MARY AID
kINs line bill will be edered
DUCKLEYs' sERENADERs
ID aS5 Broadway, opposite Niblos.
PLANTATION PAsTIMEs.
Original Refrains and fegro Melodies,
New songs New Solos,
Ira.t HAM .ytnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

ORCHARDS KINGsLAND AUCTIONEER.
IL THIS DAY,
At l01& O'Clock A. M.
Importers and manufacturers sale
FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
Fine ormolu and gold bijouterie ladies' cabas,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
China and glass perfumery and fancy articles Of
every description, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The largest superb assortment offered r.
sale at auction.
RICHARDS KINGsLAND CO.,
Salesroom No 1854 Broadway,
Corner OF Franklin street.
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SHIPPING.


GNOR LIvERPOOI.-rHE UNITED STATES MAIL
4 steamship BALTIC j. u Comsock commander, will de
part with mails for Europe, positively Saturday
Jan To- u O'Clock M from her berth at the foot Of Canal
street
For freight passage having unequaed ACCOMMODATIONS
EDW Arb & COILINB IS Wall street
Passengers will please be board AZ II O'Clock A. NJ
All letters must through hs Post otce any otnesr
viii he returned. -.
EoncK-The steamers this line have improved wSter
ngh and has been spared MAKE
them all The thorough examination gwen
them proves their mode Of construction yet unequsled
THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
STEAMSHIPS
pRon LIvBRro0L -
Coief cabin passage
BosroN 10 LvxRPooL- -.
Chief cabin passage
SECOND cabin passage "
The ships from Boston call al Halifax.
AFRICA Shannon, leave York Wednssdsy Doc
EUROPA Leitch N.York, Wednesday, Deo. q
CANADA Lang. Boston, Wednesday, Dec. 30
PERSIA, Judkins, 4" NYork Wednesday Jan. 6, 1888
NIAGARA Wckrnan," Boston, Wednesday Jan. Is, 1854
AFRICA, shannon, I" N.York, Wednesday Jan. ~, lHo6
Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The of ships viii NOT be eooountaoe Tor goo
diver bullion specie, jewery precious stones Or mosA Nm
lees bills OF adng signed therefor and the value thereof
herein exprsssed yor freight passage apply 70
8. CJNAkD. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

DUCKLEYS' SERENADERS
ID 565 Broadway, opposite Niblo's.
ETHI0PIANISM
PLANTATION PASTIME5.
Original Refrains and = egro Melodies,
New Songs. New Solos,
Great Hen Convention,
And picture OF Southern Negro life
DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
Doors open nj 61, commence at IN precisely.
Admission Is cents only.
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UCTIOf SALE OF FURNITURE, PLATED WARE
IN jeweiry fancy goods, 6cTo morrow, Tuesday al 0l
O'Clock.
SAMUEL oSGOoD 4 CO.. auctoneers
Will sell AT 81 Nassau above, fine assortment OF
second hand furniture, consisting of paror
wood suits enameled and other chamber suits SOFAS chairs
wardrobes, bookcases Brussels carpets, &c.
Also,
large of fine gold ewery silver and silver plated
ware fancy goods toys &c suitable for presents The
whole positively without See catalogues morning
of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

DAPNuMs NUsEUM-TSrMTTABLE HOLIDAY PER-
ID formAnees-Moaday evening At IN O'Clock, the gorge
ous Legendary spectacle of VALENTINE AND oRsOk.
Tn. Wild ~ for the consummaieiy perfect
production ~ which all the brilliant Of this s-ab
iahn,ent their utmost Dances Nu
sic Choruscs Cobas Professions &C. Ac full Of bizarre
ami snrI rising effects Monday afternoon, al O'Clock, the
Ugly diverting drama % IRISH ASSURANCE. Tho
beautiful Aquara be usual Ambulance Is csnssg
rhlidrrs under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

EDWARD sCHFNCK, AuCTIONEER-By H. ar. H.
~ sCHENCk, on Thursday sst inst, At one O'Clock,
their saesroom No AZ Nassau street very fast sorre
horse handle high warranted perfectly sound and kind IN
hsrne-s and under the saddle but seven yess old ss July
has uotted mile In harness minutes ~ seconds has
never been trained and be the best horse Of his
age IN ne state. Fold 70 execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

UCTIoN NoT1CE.-wALTER NJ LLOYD, AUCTION.
"A eer. will sell ut auction Monday Dec. Is Mt l01a
O'Clock AT the salesroom. No. l52 Broadway large and
costly lot of OF every description comprising part
French sable capes and ernine sets, mink maren
large assortment Of NUTS cuffs victorines and large
quantity OF robes of every description all OF the finest
quality and fully warranted aud being part Of the stock Of
Nessrs Herpell 4 Sondtmsn, OF Maiden lane also u
quantity of jewelry, fancy goods and segars.
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WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, DEC.
- At II O'Clock the stock, dyures. good will and lease
the public house ~ street Morris opposite
pier No 4 doing good business wa be sold In
sequence Of the present proprietor wishing from
business This excellent opportunity any person
sfrous 81 procuring first business sresdy established
ing OF sals. ~ n. BuTTER Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28

~ BERNsTFlN, AuCr1ONERR. -ENrENsTvE SALE
III. Of diamonds and other stones diamond jewel
~, watches &c Ac.-Z BERNSTEIN will sell Tuesday
becember - At II O'clock At ti5 Brecme street, In order
realise for advances made diamonds unset, OF
single stones FROM 10 "a AMI In ots from Ito
rubes emerads opss watches iewerv silver aud plated
pistols, opera glasses &C. Ac and also large
stock Of Diamond wey direct from the manufacturer
sisnr Of beautiful bracelets earrings brooches cluster
ring and pins s,uds &c &c the whole be sold Without
reserve Diamonds on exhibition on Monday,