The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
1)UssELL W. wEsTCoTT. AUcTIoNEER-oFFICE 1863
LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE


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furniture marble and bronze stausry psinnss costly
elegant twenty ar.i
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order and new, the hsuse having Furnished
pgSe are S" sale VIII BE- he
that everything should be sold without reserve CATALOGUES
giving an accurate description OF everything In the house will
be ready the morning Of the sale, which will take place
The furniture in the house viii cousis, in partof
Four splendidy carved paror
crimson and maroon satin full uii in crimson and gold
order mssniaceni diamond bracelet rinss watches, 4c
With marble ops sold rosewood fsPsi.S and reception
chairs In tapestry and satin elegantly carved
music espns TWO splendid marble TOP rosewood sesere
Win S and aps
cred lace curtains corner stands with mirror backs French
and sas marble ss,uary and slcup! with large and
beautiful collection OF unique psrlor ornaments chande
.EfkGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE.
rosewood srmore with plate doors commcdes French cot
counierpsne. mahogany furniture hsrcIch sofas
tee shses and lace curtains to thirty oval
mirrors s9L If6's OK xxi bSis S5' ROOM
scrp,on sod and Decorated chin. ruby crystal
mentioned including heaters, ane iron s.fs. &c.
CHERIFr,s SALE or PIANOS AND FURSIrURE.-BY
- PIED cofE.-on Tuesday, Feb: =, Il 1oh O'Clock
carved rosewood piano, one mahogany do
Ssrps Soossase Ss.sa
SnERIrr,s SALE OF FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS
BY A. N dRfsTALAR. Aucuonesr q Bowery
Thirty .eish. Frsoch mirrors aud looking glasses
Removed from nh Brcsassy g! son:snisnse Of sale.
BY order Of JAMES 3. BRNsElI- Deputy Sheriff
rHos WITCH, AucrroSEER STORE Is SPRUCE
liquors &c on Tuesday, FEB r. 1884 Al 10 O'Clock A. M
% svenne combating Of tabIes chairs so.. w..h
isns shades bar and aIes cooking utensils stoves crock
join r. HARRINGTON Attorney for Mortgage.
and is Spruce street-shsrins sale Of historical lseo-
logical miscellaneous works school books &C. on wednes
ing Of large ssrtms e. Of s.'ocs theological and msos
laneous works elegantly bound school books Of every de-
''''"' ''''' S''' 49, ~ JAS. c. wrILEr sheriff
TUE VERY ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOUSE AND LOT,
us s ks Be rs s n ssa rse s. us.
on Wednesday 2sb inst At Merchaas Exchange at
ns pssa hsus. Se
hood large amount OF the purchase money may remain
VALUABLn YARNS, BEfoNgTNG TO THE ESTATE
sss s' s;Sd 'i''s OF Jamaica on thurs
frS% Of s oSrss .sss Middle vsss in w s
hssmsSp,s yhs farm finely locaieo with Trent on both
two dwelling houses barns houses and other out
se s s Lana o. s'Ss. . c
W IN high state Of cultivation all In good fence and
yeneuy divided into fields Is location and the quality OF
the soil render Of the desirable places Long
Island for country seats or for market gardening II will be
sod together or IN four sections Maps LEFT
with Martin l suydam Middle Village, L. I.
excellent farm OF 49, acres situate In the eastern
par Of the village Of Jamaica, the Hampstead and ia
Tp good o ~e ne ana sS &. wcas
the best condition map OF the may pe seen at the
once of Morris fosdct. jamaica
piece OF salt meadow OF II adjoining farm OF
William stoo,hod, deceased, ut Jamaica South.
a piece Of meadow aboutJ acres Jamaica South ad.
Joining he farm formerly Of Robert De Bevose deceased
Abo,u OF meadow at the head Of the Ply sd-
joning Flushing creek. -
For further particulars, inquire
NORRIS FOSDICK, Esq, Jamaica, or Of
DANIEL, uENDRfCKSoN, MARTIN l. SUYnAM, En-
ec,oT OF Gret Van Dine deceased or O. VAN DINE No.
ll6 Repkrsn street