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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14


TIE 'READISG OUT PRoCEss-At
meeting Of number of persons, said IL be
Democrats, in Milwaukee, last week,
James Buchanan, President Of the United
States, was unanimously read out Of the
Democratic party. The v o. Bal'c:i.
Is glad tha; By any means the Democrats
are being made TO learn 70 read
The Indianapolis Journal tells good
story on the sheriff Of the county The
other day, before the escape Of Shears
and the other prisoners, they were COM
planning Of the Jail fare, Shsreupon the
sheriff face,iously advised them, ''if they
didn't Ike the t9aEi, to Ieart.' Tbsy
left
The Louisville Jurnu says; The
course Of Senator Creep, Of Ni>souH,is Is uu-
q1--:i.nably disaFPr5ve3 BY : l-rse ma
jlri;y OF tie people Of Tia: State. II.
viii disappear from the public service as
soon - lis constituents eau get HIN our.
Thene-fJrth be viii be 'Llr.si5'. Gle.a 90
"IIays you finished both those bottles
Of pgrt WITHOUT assistance, ME. Gu'plul.'
inquired ~ Indignant spouse No, ny
d-ar, | tad the .ss!s,arc. # tJ;;.r c:
Madeira, VS. the reply.
II was once said of = boauti!g. wl.lau,
that from her childhood Sue tal ever spo-
ken sui.ingly; Is ii the heart poured -
from the lips, Is they tGIaeI into beauty
l, Is said to have bean aseeriaiaed by
experiments that two stalks IL bill Of
corn will produce more than one OF three
stalks.
There is nothing Ike a fixed, steady
aim, with az honorable purpose [, dig.
lifes YOUR nature, aud insures you SUCCESS
The man who never says nothing to
nobody, W., married last week to the lady
VITO never speaks i'll Of no one
Some one ssys ''the lobster Is I pos-
tbumous woTk Of creation, for it Is cu.y
se,i after lis death
Ho xho does bis best, however little,
is always 70 be distinguished fsca t'a
VIE las 1th;r..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Chinese Sugar Cane.

Good corn soils are bes, adapted to is
growth-waru, deep, dry soils.
As in planting corn, /, pays to I, tie
work well. Be earefu; not TO pllu, to-
deep: you must remember iiis.
You must not plant near broomcorD,
chocolate corn, or any Of this species, as
IS /; will mix with any Of these plants.
Plant in drills three and half feet
apart, and nine or twelve inches in III,
drill, OF three to three AID l L-.f fee:
apart each way, according to your ngt:sus
Of cultivation.
It's valuable for fodder Sow any ez-
;ra seed you may have in drills, two zee:
apart, thick il the drill. L; will produce
two crops Of forage il cut the first tina
when growing vigorously.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24

Stlefelpuber idnea ben Gbaraffer ibrer 6erren
errateeu uuo oeren lAWaAe Selten au8beuten.
10 1T AM Gnle aler &noen Der Oerr audi nod
Der St1ape oeS Stiefelpuser8 senorpen. &ura,
Gle Democratic BON 1916 lit Our9 Da5 Weptum
r~aoltaler Oli9ardte binDut9 our S4lotratie
berab9elunfeu."
GuBlauo.
&iir3lid 1T in Oic5tau Der finite 8anb elmer
ruIlilAen ueberiesun9 Sbafelpeare'8 erIdienen,
Die ber ueberleBer ldcn Dor Is Sa1ren nit Der
uebertra8un9 emjelner Stife besonnen bat,
meIAe leBt alS Die bier erlten 0Inoe Der @e>
IaumtiberieeunS betra6tet peroen.
Son Der pol nt9en @rdn3e, 25.
4u8. FOie aus Barl9au beute bier ein9esar.
genen yta6rtdten mieDerbolen Die 8ebauptuna
bon elmer e~rfcI8ten 4nuaberun9 5wilAen benz
Peter8burSer unD Wiener Cabinet uno ftaen
alS 8emsts cafir bin5u, paB gu ben srcTen
WtlpDoern wdbreno Der Auwplenbeit pe8 Sat
Ier8 laiAt nur Elm preuBiider bring (4l6re9t(,
~lcnOern ouh Elm Glterreldii9er @r5Der5ps CT.
partet meroe. WiAti9 lit out,, DaB Die 0te.
9ietunB Die GrlaubnlB CUR Se~raua8qbe elmer
Oeutiden 3eltun9 in Warldau ertbellt bat, nell
dye IAcn bonn /. Oft. ,. s. an tl9liA erlAeinen
lOu. Dieie 3eitum DiirIte Den belten Prtie
itetn bafar a~bseben, CD es Der 9teaieruna nit
Der @eplbrs@s non BreBfreibeit, wenn AUDI
elmer stwaS beldranften, Grnlt it,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24

Siermit MGR bic srcBe S6ulbepe9un8 oer
p~reiBt9er Sabre gu @nre! Irnolo Hu8e
ludte lie Dor eintsen Sabren in 0en5en's Pics
rier wiecer ma65uruieu unO aSitnte in 9enann.
tenn 8latte fir @rridtunB einer DeutlAamerifls
niIden lluiperItdt, Sin ShnlideS Prcieft SinS
ppr 5wet Sabren prn einiBen 9ebtlDeten Deut.
lden III 8oltpn aus. Nber be!De Ser u9e 9lns
1eu beinabe uubemerft ppriber.
Sour Oh, no Die 8eweaun5 lofa | uno 8 e
GGui9lps mar, ttu8 lie 6ritdte, uno mr.
9eno8 trus unD trd8t pleie lctale uno 9eranldz
IoIe 8ewt9uns ihDnere 6riiAte, ais IN l.
t | more,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
<Slsagpp6ticDe 9SaeDridbte;e.
SElQiGH,

.54 -. ..-., t.. SGlgleH. - #f -
, Dem S6erIten Gbarrae 1T Die bon i1m neus
erplns5 be8eb&tel Ggllubilia, wieper naA 5el3i.
Ell %fetlaleu gu Bit ZEN, Don Der 9leBleruns5 abera
ulats abBelQla8en Uprpep. ...u
aa...- ..a OeIt!6laNO, ...
Au8 IS ieSbaDen, %, Gu9ult, ldBt Iih
ole 3eit" ldreiben: Der 9eitrioe SOnnta}
2tbeuO NAT fir Die beige Sptelbauf rerbansa
niBpcD ; uiupslten8 MIRO Der UerluIt, ceni tie
~erlitten. niAt pbue GlntluB auf Die SpielQttien
blelbep. Die ,8ant uericr 9elterll in elmer ntht
cine balbe Stunbe bauernpen 2alle, in 51pel
lp3enaunten Serlen, ben un9efabreu getra9
bon 100000 Nranc8, mern ntdt mebr ! Slu=
fen Coolies in 0ipule1ur uro feline Ber8e DON
Gauleuo>Orancsbllet5 mlren aui Dem Spiel.
tll9 5u bemerteu. Sin R0lnteur, Elm Or. 81.
aus Berlin, ipelte BEL lepem Coup cas- Wtaris
mum be8 SaB:8 - $3.50 st.. cine An3abl
Pcinteur5 benuste Die 8linltl8e @bance nit nid)t
rlel nllnOeren Sunlulsn. go flut e8, DaR in
tur5er 3eIt ule5 AM Dem Spieltil9 auf9eltsute
SOB uno ale 8antbiuetS in RE 5Gnoe Der
iSpteler itber9e9an9en wlreno baB pa5 Spiel
uuf furSe Bet 3pelual ulterbrUben merpea
nluBte, Nm ueuc Sumnlen ber6ei5ubele1, ou8
8ericrene au85u5ablen HlA S~eenelSunB pieier
lEqiue per,ieBen Die 6auptSewinner ben Saal.
uu .a..4z, %. ISGWei5. .5as. ~ ,
% e.rn, %. gtuSult. Ger vgunb" erflart
Die 8e8euwartl8en ;3ultince III @enI fir Den
leber9anB per Oli8arNie tn bic OAlptratte !!
u@tnlt uap jest -la3t-er- weld ein llnter,
ihtep! @inlt mar SuneS 6a5y Elm Manu BON
pemOtratii4er 6iu9ebua9 fir pas 8olt- beute
batter in leinem i0au8 cine SpielboQe. @in(t
mar er eth Sorfalnpfer De8 iun9en S4mei5srs
tbumS unO Wllt5tinoer pe8 neuen 8unoe5 :
bette Orebt er bel ieper @sleBeubeit ben Uun<
oeSbeb6rOen eine 9tale, anti9ambrirt in ben
3ullerleen, unO tabrt, pte es beiBt, NIT benz
Brin5en NapOlecn lpu5Ieren. @iult lpar CT Elm
8crtdmpfer 8e9eu Seiuiten uno Sonper6unb
beute bir9ert CT III Der StaOt @a(pins Den III
tramontanismuS Elm unp fibrt ben Srr. Wtas
r::aep auf pen b.iaSflliAen EBrOn 3urltd, Gjnlt
NAT er Elm Mlnn bon Spten = beute lit er
Elm homme d'expedients, benz bic ltttliAe
@ruuolage abbanpeu 9etCumen. Limo pa Die
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
Neitere Na4ri9ten be8 %
49,. pferS pNta9aru."
@n8lan B.


Die erte GjuSavluuS bon Is Pro3eut Der
tiirtllAen Anletbe fano nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prcnlptbeit ftott.
Yarooe, 0oonanS Sc 60, Ieppi9fa6rifans
ton IN &tpoernllulter, bltten i9re 3ablun9en
eIn8eltelt; tSerblnollAfe,tel BON $4,000 biz
10000 Isl. 81. ... ......4.-
Der eusliiae Sanrelsratb bat cine Inter
ludunJ Der Dl8 Sdeltern ,De5 amerifanll1en
ShtIfeS Nb6p Sau3oon pom oer Sniel Wisbt
be8iettenoeu nd9ern ualltdnpe au9eorOnet.
Der Comet mar III peli1ieoenen @esenoen
Gtl8lanOS nit blOBem 4u5e OeutlI4 wlbrses
omuen pDroen. , --,
Die llnterbanOlun9en fir Die grri9tuns ell
mes Pclt0tenfeS nad Nultralien unD Britil1;
@Olunbta perrl!ttetlt Der P~luamlroute beIaa<
Den ltA nod lnnler unter GrwISu19 Der Ste.
9terun8.
Die seiammie Seritirfuns bon 5000 Mann
SapalIsrle uno SnTanterie, bic Dor &ur5em mad
Jnoten beorDert puroer, mar abSelanot tporoen.
Ote GonoOner 9u5ette .entbdlt Die Nadri6t,
oaB 5wilden @rpBbtittauien upO 8ralilien am
%, Stunt Elm Sertra9 absel9lOllen norDen lit,
~betreff5 Der 2yaltoirunS DER leiten8 Ger Inter
tbaneu Der beloen 25n0er Bel ben beioerleiti9ell
3fealerun9en 8elteuo 81 ma4enOen 6orOerun,
gen Oernlittelt elmer 9elnll0ten @ommlllion.
Sranfretd.
Der Zines Correspondent bat tie 8>rlt4ez
run8 erbalten, bAB Die fran50liI9e 9tesierun9
beI9lcle1 babe Den 6retpanpel IN 4l8ter Elm:
5uflbren unO DAB ale }9lien al ieler SGlte
Tur fret erfldrt meroen %IpLten.
Wforpbnn, Der ameritauil4e Sda9ipieler, 1T
IN Rarl8 pOu SarrDib bel lbrem S9a0ouell
na1 oreiltIuotSem Spiel 9eldlaBen pprDen.
Der Tran50ltiden Yrelie 1T &c uuteriu9t wpr.
ben, tr8enD eineu Gbetl pe8 lebten 2Gileu5 Der
Qer5o8ln ucn Orleans gu per0ffentliaen.
Die Pariier Erelie bat Oenletbeu, nit Aa8s
nabnle ~letrer poiltlldcn Steleu, UerGffeutli9t.
Der talierlide 0of b%eftppet li4 nod in 81
ariB,
Die Barrier RrelIe ipridt BON Der NOtbwen,
ot9telt, pelde fiir 6r1nfret9 beitebe, einen 2ez
le9rapben nad ten Ser, Staa.en 5u le9en,
lDenH e5 ielle 9e9enmlrti9en couItner6ielen 8e.
5le1un8etl nit Dem anleritanii6eg Continent 5u
bepabren wInIde. Sic .erfdrt, Dab 6raufrelh
Iest uu5a abban9i8 ron England betrelI5 leiner
DttttbeIluuSen NIT Nulerit1 let.
..u. ..a Spauten. ..l..5#.
Die Wfaorloer Sournale melpen, ba6 b18
Octet tur Die Autlolun9 Der GOrteS ppr Sur
5el1 unter5eianet mo,oeu Jet.
Oeut1 dlanb,
Sn Wlen bat oaS Papjer9elO ~ieiuen Parts
tpertb mleoer erlan9t.
Der pom Safer prn OeltreiA an Die &Gnis
gin 8ictcria 6etreff5 lbre8 8elude3 in OeutI4s
LAMB 8eri4tete Srlef iru eiuen iebr an9enebmen
Gtnorud Sernadt ullo Der f0uisli9en 6anilie
bon PreuBen ie4r 9efalen babeu. Su Berlin
8lantte man, poB Der Brief wa9ri4einli0 gu
elnem belleren @tnUernchmen 5Wtlden Dem
PreuBiiten uno Oeittei4iiAen 6pie flbret
miir6e, ,...... .r. ..
NaAridte1 aus Wien nelpel1, baB Der &ai~
Ier bon Oeltreid ben Don Der Pariier @cnfe,
ren5 fir Die neue Organization Der Dcnaufiirs
ltent9iialer OOr aurSea1 unter6ei4net1a Sertra8
t0tlTt3tu gaoe. u..t . g-.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24

4riesaIfif Yreble Ucu Oer para8uab. @rpeOi
ton lIno Ieste NaAt pier an8etcnnen.
9teW> OrIeaus, 20. Sept. Die So
~oetIllle bon 8elbem 5ieber b~etrI8en 9elteru 80.
Rem OrleanS %, september. Ger
Odalpier Gabawb1, Der brute bon QlOamab
antan, melOet, Dap bel &arOena8 con etuenl
SflaUeniHIIie cine 6caft Aitltaner S~elauOet
lDurDe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
Qsn9Ii{dDer SpracbmnterrtcDt.
John HerzOg.
(5c1cbdftssISrOfnmn

@aS, paS btlIt9 ne oIler gi6ter
abtr nur far Diei.uteeu, relbe fb bic @asr6breu unb n6ttt~
esn Sprrtttuneen pn 6 pGrtes s uu 8bubn, @de pom
SaIttnore ltup 5rpntfraee dribafen.
Mletuen Grsnnsen an9 SetSnntsn, forte benz YnSlttamt
mir nnr Won Der ree1aeu ssftsRuus BITE Rehe fein tana, neil
a4e Mrbetten burA metne et8entn Sdnoe gepsn,
CY% @epara urcn, fCwie fUafiss Mstaa.A r6ettsu werbt t&
"a f&uel ale utSalt6 ~beiSretn. "'1! IVA
Aas14,3mt GPa& SuH spHbu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
Z ete9rap1tGcbe Racbricbten
StrtatetfGrpen Sa"Ittmpre@ eder."4
SaS alta ut. Eelesrapbentau ipieoer in
- : EAfNn1nIAan

SaS atidnt. xelc6rdpbentau ipteoer INT
Sroan11g.
Grtnttp s8ap, %. Sept. Oa8 &abel
1T wieper in gutter Srtnuu8 ulo Der eleftril9e
9trom Sebt wteoer 10 ppatOlnnen alS lie ourd
cen Orabt. I'M
3peite Depef9e.
OaS 8abel it nieoer gang in Srbruns.
SUITE elettrtide Str0nte 9iu8en in ben leeten
bret Tagen purd ben 9dn6en DRAFT uno Oh.
alei6 feline 8OtI9aften e%inliefen, 70 ltnO bod bic
5l1nale pcn 8aleutia 70 p~cutcmnlen ME ie.
Oian bpfit, pob BAG !&abel in wenlSen Wraen
fir Die @eitdfte 9gBifhet wetbe. '..,J
y D.. Gin Sdntpfer srr See in Tener.
SaltfaG 23.oSepI. Oas Sditff 0toI en-
treltb fam bier pteieu Wter9en an nnp meloete,
tsaB e3 AM IS. b. in 45o 12' 8reite uno- 400
49, 2dnBe eiuen 9rcBeIt brenuenpen DGlnpfsr
init rctbeln Stel pdilirts, ltebeu benz ltd, Elm atne1
ritanil4e5 S4iff befano. 2estere5 Iet bal1n
unter SeSel 9eBanSen l1EO babe semeloet, paB
ib Niemano an Sero jpeS brenuenpen Sbiffa5
beftnoe. Den Nameu oes leeteren babe fi1n
niht erfabreu tDnneu. -.,4 o'a a-t- a5
(Oie Sitp If Baltimore fhbr am 9. BON SEEM
YOrt as uno muB lth am Is. unsefdbr in iener
Sreite befunben baben. sic bat einen rotbeu
&tel. 1T aber ein S4raubenoampfer. Ser elm.
3i8e anoere News Oorter DampIer, Der lib un
Iene Belt in leuera 8reite Butte beftaoen t0nuen,
tltber 9tortb Stdr, bee am H.! abfubr aber
CT bat einen fuprernen Siel.- tds. 1' 100
aibtn8to 231a9 ept. Der @ene<
raj Boltnteilter 1T 1Oieisn gIbenO in Gel6afsn
,nad Bbila0elpbia 9~erei5t.a .0 ,b ~ a.
RorfC IT, "a. Sept. j Die g. st. Ohm.
pier 8lterWtt4, Sutton iuno Aretic uno Das
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Cine Partbie pm 7oyls uno 5olsa 9e9S
Der eriteH ncHen 9s0GHOii6en 8slz9ariuge
ireDen per 5dtf SCOTIA ven D&0ttsrpan" etnsstFpfsa,
bitten gum UerfGHf an, Gpn 8Oro gu empfansen.
Sebruber SpRtneer,
G.t22-S Np. "a @ermanar46c Cap stafrs.)
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SScrl0nat MnD N1eiutbf.
Oeut1hea
1rbett SIGebiuctfung8 SurcGu,

Inter Iuftbt Der Q Ocutf9.n 0tleQGafr."
GQe Dtcenteea, Uethe oeulfe paaonerter, Ar6etttr %
Otenfttpten SIT bsl@altt8en puaittt, tppie al oeatf&en q
Stttiu2enOen pclet tb p~crl0nlt6 ppet tx frdnfirten Brief
an een Asenten Der 3eieli ait, 6ra. .. !. 0tlItnf
tDff 9tO. 80 Ibainfatr. fubea, tSe!9er unentg eisli
gl1Sfunft ertleiten mir r.
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SSa1aDOi3
$500, 900 SUP 8au uno SdreinerboES,
7OO, 600 SAtnpel ulO 2atteu gum 8erfauf.
gUir ltnten bic @ufmerfianfett pinttltGer Runben auf IN.
ERE crosse Nteeeria9e 0n 5au, unb Nug5Dl, son allen Arteu
Quantitittn nnb Srpstn. - 4tr lGnstOen NtIsta1nen Sau.
bel; nab Sefsuun8, unS lcfern Senferrdbmen, Tbursn.
&tnfafun9ft uns pp5elarteit Su 5dbrtFpretfeR. Spreaet rpr
IN anferm %{3eiifOtt,, $40. no ttsprfr. g8tr fs, peer Gde son
Sen22-S ~ Burns e. Sloan.
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Serfoafo : 1ia5etsen.
Rs1t1s VSpVPn.sf.

sASSEa 90 Nder Saao nit Baten STANDARDIZATION, Is Nletten
ESs#S; soH Der otast aabe Der 2aapltraee unb in Der ssIun.
s#AiE betfH Gs8eae, tlO12 Mffr an Der glortBtrn Gsntrdl.
sSaIM-&tfsn6dbn, 80 0:etlen poa Der StaSt mil Se6du6en
~ A4sr an 0s alien 3reesrtd 9rao, suit ~an8ebaut; t07 alder
tburn IN ser Stast snse.auitt; 8 Attr an Der alttn Breperid
fce6, q Wstle BON DtOunt be Satts 49, Nttr an gGaIbin9.
tcn.SdnSne8f, IL WfeHen p0n Der SrQot; ; 6duier tn 6pu..
drofr., nabe 9%dabeH'tr. L tn a9et G~pnbGrpttr IN SAY.
sftetr Z IN sertn8tcnitr. 1 tn 5rpntftr, I IN DrattfraBs :;
L tn 2anpperttr.; 2 tn WNlbertpfr. unp ne5rere dnpere In
DtrtDteeentr Se9eneen Der Stept. Cots tu permtetben In
GSet SGittmpreHr, UOnunsnt, SAY unO 0te&lberr9fr. nit,
SroaSnap. @tunb tu Uerfaafeu tn S.paoGuag. &0runpreRter
ju DerfGuffn. Wlode r unD Ncrrtg,
NpI5-S Yp. % 5a3ettefrdgs.
&S~ EGufbrefe Wietb"&gntraf e, Ttftanreu { uHo arSsrt
i9riTtlt4e sapisrs, prts 99Gtsn. u erGtss - &c fAdfte Dtrte
6efsNe Neierit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
Observation-Disclosures

Die Office Der CSeutral-Aeentur Der 0~tGpflan.G 81 mpaar!e
, fneet ny an Der @de Bpm @bGrles urb 9Ombaref fir. unp wtrb
la elblt uber @aes mas ben Mnfduf ppn Cots unp BIN Nnsau
SsnpaaierH in Sroe!lqn 6etrtfft, tsrettpiat9e Gustunft ertbettt.
-Sspt2isS =. ID. Rptbe. @eneraLWd nt
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Sfa9 3au,

Stag &au,
d. Np. SO 9anpSertraBe. Baltimore.
<N--M- Mstnen iablretGeH 5reHnbsn unb 8efnnntea
fOnte DtdI YUbIttum i'm WlBemeidgn made Id biermit bic Din.
tt8e, fas t4 0ben8enaant's sefdl nun aGetn uber mon
babe ua6 MID TETS DinRbsH perbe, aene 0Gte reea su bebis.
men. @Sstne 0artenmtrtbI6aft
IT nuf; bfquen4 e etns., tdtit. 9prsreflt&ts 2aaer6i,r. nut,
gttne uNs &4n0rS, fonts aud 5petlsa inb feFs perbanSsn
Hab iabet III 3ablttt4em Sea9 Gin
NuBiU ,3nt %. QputsVetsrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10
IUM Writer'S, AuCT1oNEER. WILL SELL. ON WON.

WIN. Writer'S, AUCT1ONEER WILL SELL. ON MON.
day N2 O'Clock, al asa Canal at the entire gentee
rarlcr chamber, dining Kitchen frniure &c OF
family leaving The city mahogany sofas sofa hedscsds
end other ch.irs tables pier glasses pain
ngs ply tapestry and other carpets oclohs cottage
pianoforte china glass and plated ware mahogany bed
spring hair and other
bedding blankets spreads marble top dressing bureaus
Vvashsanls, toilet SETS wardrOhes lounges enameed
Tor chsmbers mahogany bookcase a. worthy OF the aen
ton Of FAMILIES and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10
S,HERrrF,s SALE or LIoroRs. GRncER1Ex ANn

CHERIFF's SALE or LIQUORS, GROCERIES AND
- seears-A. CRTsTAbAk. auctionecr, q Bowcry
will sell Tuesday. Jan " at lO o'clock large
ment Of groceries aud liquors consisting Of u barrels sugar
soap, 70 boxes candles eighteen boxes cheese,
eight barrels of syrup snchoves aud sarnes and large
Lot TOT other Also eighty
quarter eighth and onesxteenh casks Of various Iuo
consisting OF cognac seguee and otard hrende port and
wines. ansee1 and peppermint cOrdas ai
whskcy and alcohol Also 1893 Of liquors consisting Of
claret Of various brands Sar and Mar hranies Bolh
and sefgwicks London cordial Stein her and t3
Of assorted nduors Also. ~ baskets OF champagne
10000 segsrs and large lot OF other articles too numerous 10
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NATfoNAL CIRCUS, ~ BowERY-MANAGER Az.
~ gusie Seigrs-Tbls popular place Il amusement IL
open every evening "Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons with the following talented performers-Mms Louise
Tournare the great bare back and horse rideres A.
Seigris Mons Benoi' 0.o, Chas shat J. >. Foster > r.
Hankins T. Trexler w H. Bcrdesu Harry Gilbert y. ".
Jimmy Reynolds The whole Of the above company appear
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VxvEsTcoTT IYpsLEy, MISUNDERSTANDING.

w tive sale Of elegant rosewood furniture By Bochs
Godsmdi magnificent rosewood pianofore valuable col
lection OF oil paintings splendid carved psror
niiure cutie; bronze and marble groups &c
HUSSEfL W. WESfCOTr will sell on Monday January
H. 1OL O'Clock the premises No twenty
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues above mag
nihcen furniture, embracing the entire
which extraordinary Inducements purcasers who
the whole being absolutely so without
Irresponsible viii be In attendance cart ship the
purchasers which must be removed from
the sale Full descriptive catalogues
be obtained house. The dining furniture which
will be sold a N O'Clock precisely. consists Of oak extension
dining table elegant gold band aud decorated china every
description Of ruby and crystal cut glass silver ware all
rufactured BY Rodgers Brothers. consisting OF silver
sivers pitchers oasiors spoons cake baskets forks
mail sideboard chairs, tapestry carpet and
drugge, secretary, bookcase, &c.
PARLOps
VIII be cold nj M O'Clock; furnished throughout in rose
wood and consist Of three elegant full suits of rosewood fur
nture, covered In satin brocade and SILK velvet with sip
covers All in perfect order; two rosewood marble top etc
with mirror backs Turkish and reception chairs
vered in tapestry and brocade sdys French secretary two
superb anel mirrors with three elegant pier mirrors 10
match, sill richly framed; rich and costly china
PnNrINGs MARBLE GRouPs
Embracing the Amazon, Feast If Bacchus Venus At the
hath the Three uraces also large collection Of parOr
naments Chamber and library furniture, consisting OF
rosewood bureaus bedsteads hair mattresses bedding
wsrdrobes rosewood and mahogany furniture, harcoth
bronze clocks capes marble top washands and toilet
four elegant chandeliers sofas
Die heater, ocioh stair carpets &c No postpone
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OF CABINET MAKERS MATERIALS.
WV. II. FRANKLIN SON will sell auction. BY order
OF Assignee, Tuesday. January IL 10 o'clock 3l
Madison street Scanned street. aud Afterwards
~ and az Elizabeth street between Canal and Hester
assortment of cabinet makers materials Consisting
Of mahogany logs boards plsnks and
satin wood, zebra, black walnut cherry, oss pins
spruce hemlock maple, psn curled and brdseye white
wood bass wood holly and Spanish cedar also bed posts
rolls strechers counter desk
hoesnv walnut cherry, and bass
In every variety; machine mouldings, bor boards &C.
Also one suit OF rosewood parlor furniture. dozen wal
out once chairs lc tow lot marble Office furniture
also certain promssory notes Catalogues and At sale
GEO HANn Asxisnee.
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IL Will be sold Monday Jan, H. At lus O'Clock 20 the
highest bidder cash The entire costly aud fashionable fur
contained In cling 40 West reen street consist
ing parors dining room library chambers and basement
will be found equal 70 sale Of household furniture
this depos will be required Of purchasers the
goods must be removed Immediately. The sale will com
menee o o'clock Tapestry carpets elegant carved oak
extension table marble top buffet dining chairs tea
s.vers spoons forks casters fruit baskets rich crystal
cut gl.ss ruby &C pearl and ivory cutlery can't deco
rated dinner and tea with large yRrey Of rich china Of
all kinds chandelier, &c Parors-rhree spendh ormcu
chandeliers elegant rosewood piano
forte made by Miller used four months with rich
and STOOL two magnificent full s OF solid rosewood psror
urnture rich carving covered " satin ercade two splen
did ceCcrus with marble mirror doors
and back heavy embroidered sh and lace curtains shades
lounges with reclining chairs match superb carpets
reception chairs IN medallion costly rosewood
secretary bookcase Italian marble top centre pier and SOFA
tables, rosewood French escreoire marble op beautiful
collection Of oil paintings in rich frames rich sevres and
Dresden china and elegant paror MORN nens three
large pier mirrors Library and Chemper Fafnure-Rcb
carved wood dressing bureaus bedsteis washand
wadrobes Ac nj Of the finest; superior hair
beds full rosewood furnpurc,
wood etes eegan rosewood library bookcase rock
invalid chairs sofas han stand hall chandelier ol ohs.
with variety not mentioned In ths advcrs-
Caairnurs will he ready the morning 81 sale. Careful
persons wall be In attendance 10 remove toe goods.
III. T. LEEus, Auction yer.
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M n. BUTLER. AUCTfoNEER-M n. BUTLER co.
N. will sell the 2i2 Washington street.
Robinson Tuesday, January L. t0is a. lock A.
N large assortment Of wooden ware hrooms coriagr.
brushes &c, being the balance OF siock of dealer
giving up business. Terms cash.
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oCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nCUIIsT. -. " MACDONALD. NJ. D. HAS REMOVED
" his office from So 10 6Si BroadWaS. Hours IRON 10 A.
" tu Jpn.
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Henry b HERrs. JR.. AuorIoNEER HERrs 4

III MOSS-WLl sell at auction, Monday, January II,
AT eleven O. clock at Nc. a Maiden lane. EDWARD NAV
SON will SELL through Hers Moss, actioneers, At his
No a. Maiden lane the entire balance Of his recently
manufactured furs consisting sable. mink. rock
French sable stone Russian squirrel ncb and other
grades in capes vcorines muis and cuffs Also, gents
ulefs gloves. sleigh roses sc This - excellent
opp riuniy purchase furs at low price every lot viii
sod, and all articles warranted represented Cea
logues will be ready on morning Of sale.