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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

p~ Wanted-A feather from the bed
of the Mississippi. -.sr.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

~ "Can you return my love, dear
est ] Julia?" 'sCertainly, sir, 1 don't want,
it I'm sure" .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

py~ An editor-''out West" of course
as he was going courting one night.
said he was going to press -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09
trace assented.

0TacG dSSeHleu. 4Azt,aff-fas44 ts2s--s
m that long questioning gaze of re-
cognition, the company had read only
Surprise. Grace aw-tSs.I' il not tell Ehatlf
When Grace laid her happy head upon
her pillow that night some sweet sing
ing bird, or perhaps Grace harself, whisT
.pered to her heart, something which
the tint Of her cheek; even in
fthel dark But eve are noue7tof usi ire-
sponsible for what We say5in Sleep,
thought Grace, and she inseniously tri-
ed to persuade herself that she must
have been dreaming.
Reader, public de1,ousment always
shocks U.S. Can you not imaginosa WOO
ing-a successful one? And theno''a
Wedding" at which our Grace wears
bridal veil and orange wrea tn. and is
tovlier than ever before? Aud we shall
be content to hear her speak the mar
riage vow, when the bridegroom issno
ether than her hearts choseD,, Edward
Grant.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

BeA- A doctor returned a coat to a
tailor because it did not fit him. The
tailor seeing the doctor at the funeral of
one of his patients, said:
"Ah, doctor, you are happy man."
"Why so?''
Because, - replied the tailor, "you
never have any of your bad works re-
turned on your hands"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

that fatal fGaflwere quite in vain
Kind friends came and buried the dead,
and her father'sl brother, named in the
will as her guardian, took her to his
city home.
-1 Grace said farewell to the sweet spot
that was low so sad,2 $50 dear. To the
lfbrary, ,wheaee her fathers. footsteps
still seemed, ito echo; the garden. which
had garlandeG so many years of happy
childhood, the charming roses that lat
-ticed the plaza, and were never content
With climbing, until they had peeeed. IN
at that window thrice st parting, saying
to herself each time, 1"Once mere, only
once more And when the last elm
tree on fhe right, and til g last maple on
the left, had dismissed her from the av-.
,enue, Grace felt that. all those golden
clasps which linked the sacred past, to
her present and actual life, were un-
done. Il - '2Hih''H II =-''' %
Nj not ,erey one. That instant the
old school house came in sight; there
was Still a pulse of human love, beating
fast and fun at HER heart l. Grace un-
deFstood this now, and for the first time
.eenseiqusly acknowledged it. Her sor
row had quickenedi and, deepened the
current of her being. She was no lon
ger child. Her memory swept swift
lyn baeifi to another scene, when Mr..
Grant had stood here, warmly shaking
her fathers hand, and quietly holding
her own while he said: :'You have been
much to me Giace-I cannot believe
that we are never to meet again" And
herr fatherl had answered with frank
feeling No, SIR no. / trust heaven
will kindly ordain otherwise. Oracle
looked out the carriage window again,
at the familiar picture fast receding, and
reproved her wandering thoughts with
a sigh, foaq 81 - bnt a-,T@ 'naiIiio,f
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

petiter stood charged by his colleague,
Mr.. Sherman, ofthe Mansfield district,
on9the 27th of May .lastn with active
agency in this SO called, aad falsely SO
called axtravagance of the Administra-
ton '-'S2!H2 iia" ''tin ssnota
What principlefor measure then, he
wonld ask, was ia issue in ,thisS2distEict?
But one could be eyen suggested and he
would dispose of that in. short order
The Dem ocrstie party in an, out of Con
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

AN Up HILL BUSINESS, .t
Walk up,
Roll up, s-5-yt
Tumble up,
Step up,
- Jump up, fi
Climb up, ...
..... .f .si Run up,
~. Skate up,
.... ..|. -... Ride up, .-......
i...- Rush up, SEA
.....,....... ....... ...... Swim up, g.
= Crawlup, ..
-...s Fly mp,
Sail up,
.r,f.- ..- Hop up,
..,. .....-r Fire up,
Come ur,
Get up,
Any way, so you GET UP, and SETTLE
UP, your subscription bill UP.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09
! Pat and the Cart.

F. =. A Hibernian, fresh from the Green
ISLE; having Sufficient means, to provide
himself with horse. and cart, the. latter
Kind He probably had not seen before; he
went to work on public road. -.
Being directed by the overseef to move
a pile of stones near by, and deposite
them in egulley at the side of the road,
he forthwith loaded the cart, drove up
to the place and had nearly finished
throwing out his load ''by hand" when
"the boss told him that was not the way
that he must tilt or dump his load all
at once.
o' .Paddy replied that he would do so
next time
After loading again he drove up to
the ehasm put his shoulder to the hub of
the wheel, and upset the cart horse apd
all into the guliey.
Scratching his head, and looking
douhtfully at his struggling horse below
him, he observed that it was a mighty
expeditions way, but, "Be gorra it must
be mighty trying to the baste."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

Ra- "Good morning Reuben"
"Norning, Squire, fine day for the
crops" rt.y III s.-
" es, but what's the matter with your
face? You've had a fight, I fancy"
why, Squire, me and jim Hockins,
we had an old grudge, and last night
we fit it OUT, .--H.., as. -.a.
Hs:And which whipped?' .H5s4
"Well, Squire, we fit considerable.
"Yes, but which whipped"
ayes, Squire, we fit considerable,
and - -ed: azl, -
/! ss:I I'suppose you ramp osia4- alr1- -
3a ..RIrnh I'd rather die -'',;l 8: 90 n-na
"Ho@ did it result ,then?"
You see, Squire. jim he fit strong,
and was.dswnn geodlmornin', Squire;
there's, that COW again ... 80
"And what did you do? you unex-
planning Joseph coat fated Individual
"Well, 1. didn't run, 'Saaire," said
Reuben, sulkly, Il jest kind o went a.
way"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09
LOVES INQUIRY.

xxS1SsBr 1EH' eft'e------{s -r.'s' 44F3G r.AS
TAd1 gazest, deep and earnest t-5Esoo 10
YsiDesf and ieanRestlare thine eyes, is3I
Iknow that in our being HI
TheT9 aHa apsw sElRGfympathiss;
IknqY thsys. eYel tppeR ms, me,ceI .W
An. Infection rich and pure,
And RsRs with 1anx xfohs 'yearnihg,f '''l'9
sasiiWllfaFever thus ehdofeqPa .lsIIea
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

., Edward Grant was g Could tha
be his tsGrdce Be,a@l1 es Ther
was the same excuisitl4 Ied face, tn
rich brown .rinslets fsl.a5 .the sof
brown eyes lightning y Bame frag
lie gracefulness of forfn nere sym
metyy, yeStFange that az pEnipg hab
it t.sbopld have SO disguls herr7-te.r
The spectators were kSaA Mr.
Grant, resolved the nxs
Ill thinkI may lfelajn iEileget
title, after all, !" he salf ard
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09
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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-09

Any way, SO you GET UP, and SETTLE
UP, your subscription bill UP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

IvXTENsIyE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUR
II niture heavy French plate pier and mante mirrors
rosewood sror suits bronSes rich velvet csrpes dc
NASH auctoneer Office 295 Broadway, will sell to the high
day. al e oeiock the elegant furniture Contained in The
five story residence No 2S West Fourteenth street.
three magnificent sod rosewood suits covered IN MAROON
blue and gold and crimson and gold satin of the expen
sve description Gothic and Turkish chairs in mOquet
and satin brocade ladies' solid reception
chairs covered IN gold blue crimson and maroon satin
large and extensive secretary bookcase lined with
SILK and satin wood three solid rosewood cenre tables with
rich stauaTy marble peDsvey carved wood pier
and side tables costly rosewood etegeres with
pressly for the owner: ladies, rosewood worx tables
bronze and ormolu CLOCKS elegant china vases with
the most chsse and expensive LANDSCAPES painted 10
order France; magnificent French plate pier glass
with rich and heavy gold frame. heavy embroidered
lace window and ccrnices; large extensive
variety Of oil paintings by native artists land
scspes winter scenes, marine views, scrpiura peces
superior French Autographs game pieces &c the whole
forming very pleasing collection superior rosewood piano
forte full octave, elegan, finished all round nlsid
plate richly keys OF real pearl being valuable
excellent and costly embroidered cover. 50
stock Of old wines brsndies demohns and bot
consisting of the choicest haders sherries
&c yery superior very old Monong ahels Bor
and Scotch whskeys and Jamaica all seieed with the
Dining room~ach velvet tapestry carpet in good order;
sod table all polished the
fancy tables mirrors soa beds chairs hair cloth 10
geher with all the ruby and crystal Gu, glass warewnes
and dinner SETS silver tea and dinner
service twenty inch cake baskets casters coffee
and tea forks liquor stand superior table
C'hambers-Cosy mahogany bedsteads
match hair mattresses 40 pounds
made order and in excellent condition ingram carpets
ocloths stair carpets and rods mahogany cushioned
chairs rockers sofas lounges couch beds hall stand and
biz asorm ri Of oes MOI menuomrt nsnonsmsn
articles going out OF the city can be packed al sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

S15 T E,ss naa or sps

CIC.UUU Rich and costly wood furniture. elegant
carpets, Tor suits magnificent piano
marble groups bropzes &C with the entire of the
house
W. wESTCOTT auconeer for the SALE Of socks bonds
ettate house hold furniture viii offer
NO l52 West Twenty arss street between yenth
and Figh,t the above vaiusbe furniture of every
description, worthy The especial attention Of all IN wan; OF
eleEaL. household furniture The parors dining
chambers and library rsplee with thing tina, could
be cse and beautiful works Of other
elegant bouseh I'D ments all OF which for
lutte ana perempory safe he circumstances OF which make
imperative thai the whole shuuc be sold withou.
snd removed from the house Immediately Catalogues VIII
be furnished At the door morning Of sse which will take
plsce sitout regard Ia weather
blSlNS kDoM, at LEI. precisely,
Consists of superb marble sideoosrd extension dining
table osk chairs bookcase sofa mirrors clockr rich chased
syerwsge casters sayers, dining and tcs service,
spoons forks silver and ivory cutlery bsskss desD OF
china ruby amber and glass; Bohemian saxouy
india china, &C.
PARLoRs a. IL O'Clock precisely,
Consisi OF velvet carpets three full suits q solid
silk velvet s made order and in perfect condi.
ton richly carved centre sofa AID pier tsoles with marble
tops solid rosewood tn ksb sno reception chairs in tapestry
elegant rosewood panofore,
French music cabinet: three beautiful marble top
etegeres, lined with sat'nwood SIX large and
elegant pier and mante mirrors. with sabsfnd bracksts
six and embroidered lace curtains with corhces,
ssnds with mirror backs French escrotres consoles In
buhl work superb paintings end glass marble
ssusry and groups with large aud beautiful collection of
and unique psror ornaments chandeers &c
Marble top dressing bureaus carved bedsesds rosewood
viii plate glass doors commodes French cottage
chairs, q fine hair mattresses Englh blankets French
counerpanes bookcases mahogany furniture ia hair CLOTH
windows oval mirrors French toilet cock with
large quantity not mentioned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

|
IN s Ea. lsi E,ssr vEph sspAL xAaWA
/. LAST ENC q h..s % ssni. sna
Anf'' slSXI SETiEExsk1 FROM rHx srAoR
WIN Ninao In srss,ns .s.snto % tas above
fr TIE unprecedented and pAronsss beso.ed .p>
'he araES sHMiY apa shs@ EsrSS coxpAxu
rss1y Ss ssa R.rGpi ssss sa
UNPARALLELXD sUCCKsslos OF rHryMPtrz
not eauslied in the saesrsca vol ~, &.
s's'gnz aim,s; .i,o =. ,s, 1s sess
mail possible isr 2sssIks sn ssofszRa
ANTOINE
Assisted BY The Grea, Double Corps OF Tsn,omiuss s.< -
Ballet I'd 4sysa rs Ltd d''''.
81 Sss Tsfs :na bees
"" 'pP TaE % 6xsa ASH S SAsIRrrA zAsFnEr1A.
THIS Wednesday evening. Marco "a
Jerome a great Chinese p,nsowim' ct
Gabriel In the great comic ehArsc,er o, ysntl..v
r., A..oins az KIN Ka Jerome Al KyaeE
svoLUTIoNs on TAX TIaHT Korx
by the dashng Marietta Zansret assisted By Mia. r. ~
nj Mr. A. Lshmann. A oh!srini sn4 A fanfretss
BIAkCV.
Bianco AstseAs
he dsora 70 ope tightly at e Ii. eurs % r,ss pu.s
tuaIy the performance TO close al o IN order To "a
night sad NOT interfere with the early references. < -
'''e THE ESTABLISHED PRICES or ADMISSION
To the ysrqaet dress circle and boxes of - c~oss
splendid tier OF upper boxes entrance IN Crosby at, - os
Orchestra seats. .........Si Private boxes -
VIII remain as before e entire .udicneo par. being
a the time specified giving aud AL an equal oAsss
In the choice OF locality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

TIENRY II. LEEDS AUTHORIZATIONS q MAS.
ii street-lsrge and peremp sale of housebold
furnishing aroes being the entire stock Of Mr. Wetmore
declining business H. LEEDS co. will sell by auction
Tuesday ed Wednesday 2h and Thursday 18th March
lOL O'Clock each day III the 1893 Broadway,
Thirteenth street the entire stock Of every description Of
furnishing goods including hardware, Sheffield and
ether plated Britannia tin wooden and jspanned ware
superb cutlery, brooms brushes, refrigessors &c de
pos viii be required from all unknown 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
nAhIeL s. noueH. ArcTIoNEEE.-HaHIY IxroR.

nAN!FL " HOUGH, AUCTfONEEE-HfGfi rMP0R-
msuel aud pier mirror t psinnEs decorhons works Of
art &C, Sc contained 70 he prgae residence 80 Clinton
place Thursiag March = At los W. precisely
The foirug only l description OF the goods in the
Darns r,cms-csrvsd oak buffet extension table carved
peae. Nicholas dnng and arm chairs cane se.i splen-
d mrras bronze g,s aRgre. sage e9sS ss
The house aswO tea SETS breakfast do cut Glass
Of conceivable descrioon silver tea service pieces
Lllor caster with ruby bottles cake baskets sas out
Ter kpes &C, ivory cutlery sets besides large va
rsey ~ un1ue table ornaments; also the kitchen utensils
Psrlor--' s~ved rosewood suit crimson and
ssn sid -eyond centre and pier table, reception and
an ate pier glass 10 rod frame iadys esrrcoir
lined t satin wood papier n,che and insd tables velvet
csrpets ~ ruse bronze gas ha,ares r lights heavy en-
very barge splendid and other very ne figures
ana real bronze also eight oil paintings by
sv Coates also fine variety q oeant Dresden chins
fran figures and maniei &corshs two rich sn,e
NdrIe osrlorveive, carpets sut parior furniture IN
crimson gold brocsel centre table oval
Owe hgh elegantly carved rosewood secretary bookcases
ana vpsas rosewood chers niad with -atinwood faut~u
a. Siso one Of NUNS Fischer's splendid rosewood
and fully warranted stool and cover music csbnes &C.
besides boss Of other articles, which, 70 be appreciated
Csrmnsr, second ssory-rapesuy carpets carved rose
wood bedstead with rich lace canopy splendid hair mat
esses 90 70 60 bs holsters and pio W. ne blankets and
glass rosewood bookcase nne epsrsvinss, curains
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. carpe carved centre and pier tables
single OF ensmeled furniture shades and curaina
splendid amour gsce " Psvche glass &C
vssSssnds wsrdrobes sofas chsrs divsns msilSssses
re.rpsve cs..iosues can be had the house. only III
wv" II 3 HOusB Apsaohser ones Ne. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
FoREcLosgRE SALE OF sle@o WORTH OF


Lace curtains, pianofore.
Dining room furniture. &c, &c
Will sell nj auction this day Wednesday a. l0 o'clock
a. the residence lilo West Fifteenth without
for cash all the superb carved rosewood paror and cham
Der furniture pier glass lace curtains &C. &C. In part fol-
lows:-In the
PARLORS
will be found English Brussels carpetng splendid oil paint.
irgs rosewood marble top tables richly carved
marble top and side eegeres with plate backs
bronze chandeliers Dresden and French msne clock
reception chairs Turkish Vore chairs ladies'
rich paror suit covered WI French silk velvet
but little used also covered with brucade-a most
beautiful suit, carved from solid rosewood.
PIANOFOKTE,
a superior premium instrument, full octave, inlad
with solid pearl warranted Parties in want OF good
would do well to attend.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOMS
Gothic and Elizabehsn bedsteais made OF rosewood
hogany French bedends about tveny hair mattresses
in perfect order holsters and pillows spring mattresses SOLID
mahogany chairs and rockers sand mirrors ingram
carpeng beds and toilet wasIstands
wood and mahogany marble top dressing bureaus with &c.
neral variety Of olher chamber furniture
HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer
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<,oNsrAHEs SALE or oIJcLoTH. cARPETTSG
" dfuggei and mating

g err will sell Ih rsdhy 18th inst ~ 0If O'Clock.
II American Engah Ocohs lot of druggct,
ms a1c carpetng $50 pieces OH table covers io paT
wnco shades go rolls OF val paper ther With desk,
and herrDg safs 81 be iOd Ia lOs 70
sun VI H. BiNswA SGER, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

EDWARD soHBkoK. AUCTI0NEER57,MoRTsA AGE
eCHEEOK will sell this day, s4th inst, ii O'Clock,
at their sslesroom Nassau street elegant OF
household furniture consisting in OF three eeg,ouy
wood parsr suits In brocade and broca ma
hogany octave panotore rosewood reception easy
and votabe chairs with plate glass doors
and back rosewood marble top centre SIDE saa scta
marble tops mahogany and black ~snut
bedsesd rosewood and mahogany marble top dressing bu.
cottage chairs hall stand tapestry velvet Brussels and ia
grain cRrpea oil cloths hair mattresses pansseS feather
beds, holsters and pillows, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

ksekhan otherwise Eagle Eye aapper Mr. f. !. Davenport
Wbiskey Jake a scout OF the Plains, with partial -
iy to poker badtsce and other line arts MI sscsell
Dab nah Chief " the Koway Indiana Mr.. Moore
Capt Cannon of the U. s. Army .Er Briggs
geant HcFadvn. of the same. Mr. seymour
Eulsraa.s, DAnites Indiana Mormon Elders, Soldiers
BY large corpz OF Auxilarfes
SCEcERY AND INCIDENTS.
The springs the prairies by moonlight With the halt of
be hAndcart emyran raising OF The tsns 6cIhe flower
prairie. - : - .
SALT LAKE CITY FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
Act Ii.-Brgham Youngs private of,ce-srest 10 salt
Lake City Room in Noggs harem-Nogx iastruetA the Pro
phe. IL municipal affairs,
Or Endowment House temporary butingl, with the cere
mony sealing of second wfe-An accurate representa-
ton
Act III ROCKY Csnyo, In the mountans-Pictureslus
Of the United States baggage
wagons, drawn by mu es and Oxen, artillery. 80.
SOG6S NURSERY.
Roll call OF hs olive branches-New York celebrities Salt
Lsse-A domestic rebelon-koggs tarr-d and feafered
and rode q rail-rhe cheat Fork Canyon, the
abiding place Of the Dsnes-A Mt poker for lfs
deah-s period of intense exctenent-Arrtyh OF United
States troops and thrilling and gratifying tabieau.
The entertainments will conclude With new farce called
WANTED, A HAPPY FAMILY,
IL which all the comedians vii appear.
Seats be secured ia advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24


CApEyY ON MUSIC CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENiNa. March H. AK,
Positively ls: night but one OF
THE aCGUEN0rS.
Notice 49,
The public respectfully informed THAI The ssaSon VIII
most positively close week.
Mr.. Ulmsn thinks IL necessary 10 contradict All rumofS
that another viii be given this in New York Ar
possible.
THE HUaUENOT5
will be given to night ana Friday when viii be per
formed most positively
FOR TIE LAST TIME.
The sale OF seals this morning at the Academy
OF Music EAST Fourteanh street. q Breusngs, 1oi Broad
way. snd Shell ~ Wall street. corner OF Nassau
On Saturday, Opera Matinee
MARTHA.
First and only appearance q matinee OF
CARL fORMES,
who will make his farewell app earance IN opera.
MADAME JOHANNSEN
having returned with Mr.. Thaberg will make her first a
CARD-ARRIvAL OF MUsARD
Mr.. UiAlMAn has much pleasure in Announcing that
MONSIEUR MUSARp
the celebrated composer OF tae renownd
CONCERTS hUSARD IN PARIS,
and conductor of the famed
which annually given Al the
IMPERIAL GRAND OPERA.
has arrived in the Arabia and viii his
FIRST APPEARANCES IN AMERICA,
IN bEklEs OF MONSTER CONCERTS AND BALLS,
ON OR ABOUT THE SIXTH OF APRIL
Paris the Musard Concerts the Boulevards tho 0arde I'm
peraie and the famous Musiaue tes Guides viii appear
these Concerts. In addition 10 Inn posing force of
ONE HUNDRED PERFURME8S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
AoRIGAGE SALE OF ELEeANr HOUSEHOLD FuR

MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
M nture Brussels carpes gilt frame pier glasses
wood grand action pianoore rosewood e,egeres paror
suits, Ac. -
N. DOUGHTY Auctioueer
tween Twentieth aud Twenty first streets By virtue OF
ture contained in the said residence.
Parors-One rosewood grand action pisnofore made By
L. Becker Coz cost 500 two richly carvet rosewood par
Tor suits, elegant gilt frame oil paintings rosewood marble
top eegeres mirror doors and backs Turkish easy
gilt frame pier glasses, with marble ssb Brackets
tapestry snd Brussels carpets chandeliers and brackets
marble top centre, pier and loo tables.
Dining roomls foot oak extension dining table oak dining
chairs china dinner and tea sets silver plated ware cutlery
table linen. &C.
bedroom forniurexstogary and rosewood dressing bu.
rpaus vashstsnds toilet sets mahogany spd rosewood
bsteads cured hair and spring mattresses passses
Turkish chairs curtains &c together with large
sortm, Mt Of and Kitchen furniture with which the
eic will commence All the above furniture made 10
order class Broadway cabinet manufactur~ Gaia
oaue now ready and be had At ~ Nassau
CuEbTFr's SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, AND
- peEars a. " CRIsf Altar, Aucaoneee, wN sell on
Friday h inst, ~ l0t o'clock, at store No Bowery
large sugar cohee spices pickles Hour mustard
posp randies olives sardines, SC also Vs. quarter snd
eighth ossks brandy port vine NouoSsahea lTisa and
hemer hook wine, berdy port and csre wines slso
imported rha~lnVgvc. al f9lNa
segars by orser OF the Sherid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
UpwARD scHENcK. AuCrrorEER. -

M =
CONTINUATION sale of the siosx Of Messrs Here Wolf.
Il ~ n SCIIENCK will sell Friday, 26th inst,
10s O'Clock their ssesroom 80 Nassau street the ba'
~ her Of imported eighteen carat gold tewelry
in par elegant pins, earrings and brace
lets every variety seal and other rngs chains watches,
elegant enAmeed pins earrings and bfsce
lets and assortment Of unset precious stones ADAPTED
b. The trade The whole 10 be cold In lots 70 suit the trade
safes nearly Also the entire office fixtures by order
OF Jacob Geismar Fsa assignee, - Chambers street.
JACOB GEIsMAR, Assignee
No, "a Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

TAMFs COLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
OF twenty sir valuable the Nineteenth ward, city
Of BrookynmJhMEs COLE SON win sell At auction on
Wednesday March a. 1883 at ~ O'Clock the Merchants
Exchange Y twenty lots of ground situated Bed
ford avenue Ross Ciymer and Taylor For maps
&C, apply TO the aucioneers.