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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
LEGAL NspTlCHe.


pRRCRENBIDGE CrsCUrr OOURr JOHN KsAfiso
- snai-s; the Breckenrtige Oannel Goal voapsnJ ~.
In Chncery In obefense order ~ INC crnrt ~ wv
tsnse Tie nnds<sgpsd commssonsr viii sell by enosch
the prcmisea adjoining the to~B OF Uov s0pv. c,nny
BreoAe,ridae. State Of Asniupsy on ms soa n Mry o.
All fiek tile an tuaarat % sed ccuptry " 400 70 ~
entire estate 81 said crupNpy ccnssne I, scvvs
Asrrs 10 TIE counti % hrccsenrd9s asa
and all The briitngs wo~fH nstnles rarronf
ears loecnntvs. and sbs q wsy so rsrosls ssreai
hows,.- \, bs nnrrtcna~ bs-cin nar,ey; mortgages rr
thr.s rps slxiy tn uaand dollars bearing neee~s
49, sent spnn and failing due tho rH dar ~
La, isu Also the fcicwips usneumhesed property
ssuioer lumber oxen. wss.s chris ruesa bagrol ssve
~ an. 10 instaleps credits III fsr
90 sis rrnnhs spscrvely be purchaser giving bond
x,ss erproves pe.ury bearing interest Gay ala
ant en vii rsssne1 the properly cold
sasse purcNrsr may depc IN taa Hank OF Keu.aeky,
in ,be CITY opsvie Al u The pv-hsac n~nsy nse.d a
sS,ins ~aid bend n snlissntis realized fron
sav al 6sb of sst company, thu purchaser msy
re~sspr or property Acknowledged IN hsa %
money dero~itnE "A aforesaid. aurpins An
psrre having sisss Against said company horcby ns
ses forthwith produce snd prove e beeofe the
JOHN KrArrNa ccmmi -icncr, c,oveupcr. gy
cyUMNoNq-RRNsT TuRoDoRY sCIT1 IzE, BORN IN
- 1914 at Pe,sns near pahms KinEiom cf truss,, Gov
Of Potsism who IN 1919 10 America but who
has been heard of since 1871 when he s,ck IN 81
Louis Mo- In the ueahborhOod thereof has beer NJ tses
time repeatedly summoned In The newspapers bnt Ia van,
by The p Coussl 81 81 Louis Mr. Angalrnd He "
surnnU ed report within nth :, MS
brother. Mr. schure, 81 Bsruth near Berln ugfcm
Pruers thsf he " alive and 10 name hni he pscnf his
residence hts beiBx absolutely for hy ti-ARt
thereto see An ART 10 his family, Otherwise rs wn ~
considered decessea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

fyREkT IS .sTfRE gkRTNs INSURANCE. STOCK
~ - COO, so 1sa Iahi sosrs M sevasal oonpsne4
RIY a. WEI m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

rTkTYyRy AND NECaAwryg INSURANCE. COZ.
IT PANY ~ fifibADKl PiIf4.
Notice 20 perrons insured IN New York.
All pers0rf h1ldox poces IN this New York
-sso 70 resa b. a,s. rrfeyrog publish II
fu airnnce a0uitJr 10 russAs1 b. the
ggrsd. fOSts Jr, Bdso I'd Proprietor ii wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
RESTAUHAvru.

REsTAUHAsrN
U,Rrp "CoAL HoiEr u AT bl4 BROADWAY.
opposite the So kictolAs Hotel NKs1.
Aprss-rooK W ArTaytoRs AND SIRE rRsArs
si.o rs " sny easss and n is,s,. sasTsse T. sin q
ryots ooa, or Box ml .euer,i P.o wil reo.ive I'm.
sIuc.ei IN ihc az for which Sp9y early J. $ rEsAr
NEW Esrrso BoUEK-rBE uspgRNGvsD Rs.
~ specially nicrms his eu.,ome1s and ne me.chsnt,
street 10 feari stress B.poy.r FauNe, and g wo,v
era e..' ,s.sar.ps !. vii cssaesse give "a. ss%. Gaze
md '''''' % s ~ s1ian sfssacafSsp a
THg cRooxvp BILLET, no pKPsYsrss sraHsr
tho sale OF genuine arr un.duesAied d fora The bes glass
AsrROsIDev.
A wosDuk-rHr sIrTy pAl.zrsr -Ir Tou WIZ
"A tnov All the Of youy and fninre hfe ths
,sss ~ Spsy ~ Cans ,.5s Ss iss PsV s.s .
shcs AZ ssp NE sfocecns u lie opposite sel
IA AsssoLoeIyr rHAy sxsrc rus woRID-A.E
AZ rssrss's g s. %us .s1 % sorrss. user@ saos N II
-,e.s h,arss ne. pss,cas,i, e..' y -,s ss.
me oniY psgtun " the yDied s.ss wss esr give .ssy
s ssss:ss, "a ssrss . sp@'N D ''o ~ ''
A srRoIoGy--xApAs LANE CAN Bs CONSULTED
~ shout love marriage .pd sessa. friesds gre sss ~
ss sy,n. 2. NE ss - r.r she nss spsss, s,
,ige. ans Dies LUCKY numbers; charges extra
NorioR-Mss. FLEgRy, 9ss saooss stRsEr,
~ he plsnete and questions business marriage,
sbsen' friends 4c bI magncsfn She speaks French knf
hob ard Gerrnsn
nj s-wHohk3 NOT HEARD or rnE UgtEesArED
~ Madam PRHwsrER' She has been cossued By taos.
other ciues with entire satisfaction. Sbe
feels cnu ese eqnsl She tells The N future
wife husband, hlso bsi OF nsr visitor, you wsh un,s
fses ~ cents gentlemen 81
IN srRIFs srREsr- CLtTRvorsNCa- sTY.
ilU NOUR ire eucceesful mel vel ant huainess
sislrvo1s nj 10 lrnsica Consaaoosc busress sckner
enca iO prpsrty So ard safsfs0'ion pay
Cray hair restored V is original eolor Without fan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

FI,o LIT ca FOR sAbx-A vFRy DEslhAs.n ~.
tsge house, with and gas htures - !. !, a. :;
rlp eiqh, N nberr on east mnc
Rvs,ro street. bafs bloch sou ~ nyre avcnre gar MN
house from wrourhby; rent f1tD ln9u"ee 7" "Vh'aN
AfIEF next door or At 100 Wsler street. y, \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

ITO THE PURE MIX COGpAEy, OR TO MuKygr-
Tn OF 60 80 Of sooi clover sss grass i.,d
will b. Firen for term al yesEs eer Tree Or NJ ow
rate per year. zoe ae ne of datr OF 1.g Island asiroAs
deOo. wherU milk Be- hrougss ~ ma-ket, OF
50 90 dut Of milk 1ld daily tie CITY Of Broosisn. osiy
ahrrt DO qusrts brought IN the Long fs.an1 ati
rosd Apply - A. J, Bl-kSOe Els, SON Co.. No. srsad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

AIcTICB-THS COxsTrTER on MARKETS or rue
~ board o. councr~n vii meet III no Clty Library,
room v CITY pal 90 THURSDAY, ,he 0ts last at ~ r n
consder he reion ~ The butchers and property
v1cio 81 Centre Market for enlarged facii
Fsrses et.ed N above r~aue-,d ead
W. W yuDSCf,1
COSrklttO, iCom. Msrkets
GEO. ROSS,
NorrCy COMMITTEES ON TsxEs or rue
~ Board OF Alo0men Will meet Monday. the 2atk
insan at ~ the no. the ConnIs doser OF raxss
and Assessments 10 take nto Considerable tho following
petitions rcsf Of ". y Mount VIM Burton
snii Hens mann. ". r. v. Gender, George p Dodd
Richard weed, Willis kps Rd~-fd Rrowa, Theodore ~
rbsr-ee NJ W. TODD BerCrbrick ThJmss A. haea Ger-
vclfe. hush Dossn. q. Gnnkel 4 l., " Blooixood
svgar~t l.. lawrence Charles srcunnE hAussn. Henry
Be@r, William walfor5 and y Barog
j. BRADLEY
WIN. 1UCkkn,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
cote Virainmy Neber Tire.s

II tho scene Of the following item, which
we eutfrom tho Wheeling fatelligemcer, was
located anywhere save in Virginia, We should
doubt its truth. As it is we credit the tale
fully. The IntsRigeneer says;
"We saw yesterday, going up toward the
upper ferry, team Of four animals-a
horse, pony, a mule aud bull. The
horse had the heaves, tho pony was blind
mule was lame, and the bull had no provis.
ion for ay time. In the wagon, which was
an ordinary one, there sat white man, Q
crippled niggor, and a tamc skunk, frailly
bound with a wisp of straw. The white
man held the lines, the team. held its own
and the nigger held the skunk, aud they all
moved forward. To mako this worthy Of
its place, itcssential to say that it is true.p =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

.sk A SOUTHERN STREAK or Coop SENSE
Resolutions introduced in the Tennessee
Legislators instructiugth Senators and re-
questing the Representatives from that State
to vote for the Lecompton Constitution,
have beenrejected, after discussion, by vote
of 81 to 80.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
ID E II ID q

IL. u III II -.
JNTARRAETY, MORTGAGE, and QUIT-CLAIA
wv DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug aud
Book Store Of C. 4, McCuLLo CH.
INKS, of every kind that is worth using,
Il can be fosnd al McCULLOCHa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

CoNuNDRuM young lady is supposed
to be ito blame" for the following:
What didtho cat say, as she looked out
the window when the Ark got agroundl
"Ts that mr. n raf y'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

2 The venerable and excellent Beverly
waugh, senior Bishop Of tho Metholisl
Episcopal Church, died this morning. at
one O'clock a. his resideuce IN the city OF
Bal,imors. The Bishop has been in feeble
health for some time past. The immediate
cause Of hisdeath was orysipelas, which FOL.
lowed q sndden attack Of apoplexy. He
was 90 years Of age. He has been for
many years beloved and honored crna-
meut and support Of the great denomina-
ition to which he belonged, and was respec-
ted universally for his character and ability
by Christians Of allsects indhe country
Bishop Waugh was elected to the Episcopal
Office in 1896. Previously to that time he
was resident Of New York city, and fol
several years had charge Of the Methodist
Book Concern.
The Rev, Bishop Thomas A. Morris, wis
has been Bishop next in the order Of senior
Try, will succeed to the rank Of senior Bish
op, vacated by the death Of Bishop Waugh
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

GREAT Bus1NEss Tho Democrats of the
House have turned the reporter Of tho Gin
cinnati Commercial outside the bar. A
Capital wag when asked the reason, with as
much truth as wit repied-"For wasting
Gods truth on poor shoat!'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
The Hon. Aloxander Anderson Of New

The Hon. Alexander Anderson of New
Albany, Indiana, has presented to the
American Colonization Society ten thou
sand acres of land, lying in the State Of
Georgia The National Iateliigeneer says
that the deed for tho same was received at
The Colonization rooms a few days since
Tho land lies in an improving part of the
State, aud is supposed to bo very valuable
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

CINcIENArI, Friday, Sept a. 1857.
DR. RogAcK-Dear Sir; Having been afflicted with neu.
raga orrheinatn Tor the past year and half and hav-
ing your medicine. called the Scandinavian 3lood
Purifier, highly recommendedby gentlemen with whom
am acqusinted was induced to try it. but before
tie felt its effect very sensb and uron using two more
Hound myself perfectly cured You will allow me there
Tore to congratulate you upon making discovery In med
icine which s proving itself to be worker of such woe.
ders in the diseases or the human family
GEORGE s. BENNETT,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

- LOUISVILLE June q, 1857.
DEAR DocToR: Send me half n dozen boxes of your
rus, care OF H. g. Curd Co. get them ncsttrp
SIX weeks ago nothing could have convinced me that
Twenty-Five centbox of Pllscopd have relieved my obsti-
nate chronic constipation withits attending evils told
you SO when bought them, but am bound to own that
your Pills h the contract Why Ihave taken as MANY
rs six (6) OF ----'s and other makers, sometimes
With too much efec but have trouble with yours
thoY are inst what MnnL. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

A UGUsTUs s. HYNARD, AuCrIoNEER.
"A Auction sale OF magnificent household furniture piano.
forte oil paintings staIiary vases, &c.
AUGUSTUS \. HyNARD, Aucioneer,
will sell To (M0nday at the private residence No 70
West Twenty sixth street. Sixth consisting Of the
largest and extensive assortment OF househod furniture
offered auction this all made to order for the present
Every lot TO be peremptry sold TO The highest bid
der. sale to commence AZ i05a O'Clock precisely.
Drawing Rooms.
Richly carved rosewood paror suits covered In French bro
cade consisting Of two tee tete SOFAS chairs two
reception chairs and eight paror chairs two rosewood
etegeres with satuary marble tops solid carved rosewood
sanwood Turkish reclining chair Sa table, corner etegres
with DOORS rosewood panofoe,
inad with pearl and pearl keys cost 5000 rose Sood STOOL
urocade music and books French embroder
cloth oil paintings by celebrated artists French line
engravngs rich embroidered lace curtains and cornes,
painted shades and fixtures Paran marble sitnees
bisques figures aud French painted china
mante and pier mirrors bronze Clock velvet carpets
rugs to match.
Dining Room.
Ierg tray and stand richly china dinner and
rich glass decanters gobes Wines cham
pagnes tumbiers, fruit bowls dc silver plated casters,
spoons dinner and tea service butter knives ivory
knives forks oval mirrors brussels and
Chambers-Second Story.
Solid carved rosewood bureaus satuary marble top and
French plate mirrors bedsead and commodes TO
pure hair blankets, sheets
feather book shelves stands and curtains
shades, clock, mirrors. Brussels carpet
Chambers-Third Story.
Mahogany bureaus bedseads washstanus sofas rockers
chars mattresses blankets feather beds, counterpanes,
holsters and pillows. mirrors, carpets, curtains, dc.
will be in attendance to pack ship
the goods n. BA cash deposit required b. all pur-
chasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

HHARLES II. DELAVAN. AUCTIoNEER:--SAtE OF
~ elegant French plate mirrors and costly oil paintings EN-
bracug variety of subjects being the entire stock OF
the most extensive manufacturers in this city 70 be sod at
auction by CHARLES DELANAN, Tuesday, Dec 2S at
ii O'Clock at 100 Fulton street opposite Dutch street and
William and to continue until the whole stock disposed
Deposits required from all persons not to the
auctoneer
EDWARD sCHENCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
ID Il. &F. H. sCurNCK.-un Monday the 9th inst, at IL
of large and valuable stock Of fine watches diamonds and
jewery consisting elegant lScarat gold hunting and
watches superb diamond pins earrings bracee
Studs dc c elegant of csrbvncle, mosaic aud
pins and earrings bracelets brooches earrings studs
finger rings, sleeve buttons, chains, &c. &c.
TyEo. LEAvITT, IoSEER-BY GEO A. LEA
VI WITT CO., at Srnger Townsends Old stand under
Museum ~ broadway Monday Dec. II, al 10
A. M closing sale of booksellers comprising
great collection of popular standard books by the best English
American authors; Cooper irving Bryan oagfello~
Sims dickens. Buwer Thackeray, Tenny byron Macau
Hume Goldsmith &c. In variety OF bindings richly IL
works suitable for presents g &c, in all most
varied selection The lovers Of good and useful
Will and this opportunity for adding their libra
ries. Catalogues ready on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
ID INIMfrABLx SHOW CARDS
$40 Canal street. near Church

(!uRE " coRss, BUxIoss, &C by MADAME Der.
~ HARD, nj 67 BoweryMadarne p, respectfully informs
her patron: and All sunsrns from s above psnfu
and having reduced her prices she hopes that
viii allow themselves 70 be mcned with bunons
nails grown In the desh, &C. when they be free from
pam moderate charge Mrs legs observe that the
operation gives pain whatever the blood
B-Ars H. having praced In this city for the sst four.
teen years abe enabled 70 give Vie highest Testimonials Of
her skill.
DR r. II sHJEZs BEAuME DE CoNsTANrINoPIE
- for the complexion. Depot SCI Broadway. Agents.
John Mihau lsS broadway H. r. Kersted Son, 52p Broad
way; j. L. Coddinrton 15i Broadway Thomas T. Green SOD
Broadway Price ~.
III HIKAs TooTHACHE REMEDY 1T CAUSES NO
III. pain when sppllef certain and permanent In
distressing aud contains
thing the least degree Injurious Price Is cents by mail
three cent sesmps n. H1kA, s0h Prince street
INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS or NEW AND
desirable articles who wish 20 establish ia this
where hey viii receive cash for their goo1s Will please
address Joseph A. Mum, Is Liberty street. N. Y.
CMoKrD MEATS AND MESS PoRK.-vAN BRuNr A
~ watruus pork packers offer for cssh
shodcrs and lard New Duchess county PORK
vAN HRUST AwATRoUs, 2o Chambers 81, N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
T ". PORTER, AUCTIoNEER HoUsI

T W, PORTER, AUCTIoNEER.- HOUSE
hold furniture solid rosewood psrlor suits works Of art
&c-To Monday Dec "a l0la O'clock the entire
costly Partisan furniture at the residence 40 Ss West Four
een The paror furniture In particular Is % the most
expensive description having cost upwards OF $1,000 and
may be fully relied on for durability consists Of one mag
pianoiore, elegantly iriad Ia
pds rea pearl and solid pearl keys admitted By conno
being the best instruments made three
solid and richly carved rosewood paor suits covered IA
perb India sold rosewood centre tables, ladies'
work tables lined With satin wood superbly carved
rosewood egeres with French plate glass doors and backs
and chairs in rich French satin and brocade
stands heavy french plate msne aud pier
glasses satin brocsde and lace window curtains. elegant
clock gnicent china and other
valuable parlor ornaments medallion velvet and Brussels
carpets Dining ana chamber furnlure.-Solt and
richly POI dining table elegantly carved dining
suit china ware silver crystal cut glass
silver the description, silver
bosses coffee urn, &c mahogany sofas cushioned
chairs superby rosewood and mahogany bed
eads washsds china toilet SETS Ia enty hair
aesse beds bedding. ingram carpets bedroom mir
rors clocks tables ocos, rosewood hall sard, together
with all the base furniture, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

T BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY s. BoGART,
81. Salesrooms,
No North William street.
g. b. Will cell BIZ order OF the assguee the premises ~
Fourth Tuesday, Dec % 1855, at as, O'Clock A.
81 suge and double round cornerea Ga and
tave pianofores All OF the said
perfect order and splendid and finish the
stock OF the celebrated mAnufacurers late rn OF GROW
4 Christopher. JAS. 4. KELLEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

A UCTIoN NOTICE BOG ART. AuCTIoNEER. 8.
"A BOGART: Monday December q. at lo1 O'clock at the
auction No. North William sreetSherins sale: Eve
guitars lot toys des alse 10000 Havana and domestic
gecars, hand cart &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
vuEiIFs NICHOLS AuoTIoSEER.- q Nj

yxrEILFs NICHOLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nj
w tHOIs VIII cell At their salesroom 30 Nassau street;
"Wednesday the 2th At O'Clock choice collection Of fine
paintings old and modern artists Winter Scene BY Gneux
Truth wiring History, original IRON Cardinal fieschs Gal
lery; Marine View. original, by Humans of Holland.
Twelfth Night original with engraving, by Won Tiborgh Ma
donna hid Old Master, Italian Peasant Gr9s by wilde
Italian Berrar Landscape view near West Point BY Oide
Iandsrane view the Delaware by Hamilton. on paintings
the Regent orleans the character OF BAG
of the Court Masks accredited lie Brn pain
notable Vt the seventeenth century from
collection Of Marquis faleyranf three quarter portrait
OF GarvasA portrait Feaxer Williams. he Bourbon
Made wafer all three by Fagnsn, with many others
OF merit They VIII be exhibition TUESDAY before the sale
The attention the lovers OF particularly requested 10
ahs sale Of this col ection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26
DENTISTRY.

RrfriCIAb TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
"A possible prices Sets silver ~ gold SIS continuous
gum palna s25 Teeth extracted without pain $40 Cana
street, near Mercer, one block west OF broadway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DENTISTRY AME
lW rican talent pre- eminent; Dr. MANSONS gunotype
teeth nnTyacd for beauty escesnce ec work sssfsco
tory and beautifully adjusted prices accommodating; est,b
hshed lstn; premiums; 900 references 50 West Twenty
SECOND street near Fh avenue and broadway also branch
sa4css lvS ssalassoa stee, sessey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

ylrErIAS NICHOLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
w NICHOLS viii sel on Monday, Dec ~ a, eis o'clock,
nj h~ir p,nre 81 elegant
newly up furs " the latest ycs and patterns consist
ng Kusss sable, mink hch and stone maren, squirrel
cares hstf capes vcurtues NUTS, cus together with the
largest Invoice 81 the richest sleigh carriage and Ian robes Of
ferrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

I'm MONDAY DEC q, At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. AND
" following days, under Barnums Museum. ESQ., A.
IFkyF1T co sell auction. without the entire
stock books large collection OF popular stand
the bet and English authors
Cooper Prescott Kane, Longellow, Buwer Thacka
ray, Dckes Macauey, Byron, Goldsmith &c &C. IN ava
medsca hooks theological and scientific works classical school
hooka useful books VIII nd this chance to
replenish their libraries. Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

DAwNBRoKERs SALON MONDAY. DEC. q, AT
1917 O'Clock, In the sacsrocms - Ess, Broadway, by
BELL 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pledged goods. clothing
ladies wearing apparel valuable Watches ewelry aud ar
ccs suitable for the HOLIDAYS by L. Levy s3 brand street
TUESDAY extensive sale of fancy gco1s toya &r. Pawn
brokers sale for the Thursday Al l0
O'Clock by Fredenbe p6 Hudson street and 29 East Broad
way.
VIM Writer'S. AuCT1oNEEg WILL SELL. on MON.
w DAY at 49, Canal street the furniture OF
removed from Nooa street consisting of
r s piano. handsome carpets ue beds bedding
Bile top rsaing bureaus stands fine collection OF
china glass ware Dniua kitchen furniture
chances for housekerpers aud others The carpets
ire nearly Sale without regard h weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

DHTfIP r. WILKINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u lots at aucion-PHILp r. WILKINS win sell a. auc.
ton tuesday Dec rs at " O'Clock Al the Merchants Ex.
change twenty eight lots Ia the city Of Paterson New Jersey
viz
streets.
10 north side Lawrence street, ADJOINING
10 lots of Montgomery siresa, adjoining.
with Paterson several tmcs In each day.
by the Erie Railroad Maps at the once OF the auctoneer No.
8 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

old pony built very stylish either In harness under the sad
which be beat. not fast but sound and
Kind Call AZ "a IVES; Thirteenth street. Carols stables
LAST BAY MARE FOR sALE-NEARLY THOROUGH.
bred I5a hands years old long TAIL warranted sound
and kind and very ast she just from the country
and viii he sold half her value lowest price 500 Cali
he stable No. 70 or "a Yves, Thirteenth street
IloRgPS.-DR. EIIIoTT's rSrAILTBTE CURE FOR
scratches dc in horses for sale n, l3 Third
uue Also embrocaons Tor bruscs sprans Ac 30 cents
CouTH DOWN RAMs.-FoR SALE, TWO IMPORTER
- two old RAISED Ia this country, and half
year nine months old all very and fer
sole cheap. Inquire nj "a Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

nR. w. LARMoNT, - MERCER STREET CORNER or
l Sprssg Opposite 81 Ncholss Hotel. New YORK Oaca
hours lfvm w A ~ nA9f.A- ssadAys b spPvs4.nier.
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WATCHES. yEwELRy, &C.
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The entire stock Of rich JEwELRY, WATCHES. Ola.
MQNps BRACElErs, CHAINS, LockErs, &C, belonging
N I0s Auficb amounting 10 $4,000 IL offered % lhs
public per ess than price Those who nend
70 purchase presents of the holidays viii do well 70 call
LOUIS ANRrCH,
sS5 Broadway.
Two as0ss Ab0se Alniy s-ss~
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FrEN THOUSAND TURKEYS
i ON SALE At 90 fRANkLrN STREET,
by SMYTH co,
WHOLESALE POULTERERS,
who having made with the celebrated
turkeys IN wesheser county and The State New
vii sell them nj retail 10 the public single turkey
the regular wholesale price Aso assortment VI
geese, chickens aud game. Prime beef mutton and pork
OBSERVED
the New Poultry Market 90 Franklin street. two doors Of
Broadway.
POULTRY,
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HUNGARIAN WIyEs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS CALL
III aud the trade their delicious
FOR pury and flavor from - dozen
the celebrated ut 81 % DOZEN and wood
gallon and upwards both hooks and ciare's
Hungarian champagne preferred 10 the French si2
sample boxes 20 containing hooks carea DESSERT and
champagne. FHEJNp A GRoSsINGER, f10 Water street.
roUORs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE CRY TO BUT
liquors the old Fitecnth street rectfy dsiery,
for ron the best qualities Of brandy, gin rum.
malt whskey, wine cordial better and cheaper ihsa else
where CHARLES WHITE, proprietor.
IT'S wess Fifteenth street, Eighth avenue